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FEDERAL

©ESERVE

INDUSTRIAL

PRODUCTION

f*4LR£*V.

For Immediate Release
October 16, 1975

G.12.3

Industrial production increased by an estimated 1.9 per cent in September,
and at 116.2 per cent of the 1967 average, was at its highest level since last
December. This was the fifth straight monthly advance in the index which is
now 5.7 per cent above the April low. The figures for July and August were
revised upward and now show increases of 1.0 per cent and 1.6 per cent
respectively. The September advance was the largest since November of 1964
when the index increased by 2.8 per cent following settlement of an automobile
strike. Advances in output were widespread during September among final
products and materials.
For the third quarter as a whole, the index was 3.4 per cent above the
second quarter average--an increase at an annual rate of 13-1/2 per cent.
Products. Auto assemblies rose 2.5 per cent further in September and were
at an annual rate of 7.6 million units. Ouptut of consumer durables such as
household appliances and other home goods continued to advance briskly and
production of nondurable consumer goods moved up further. Notably, output of
business equipment rose for the second month in a row after 10 months of decline,
and construction products continued to gain.
Materials. The September increase in production of materials was substantial
and widespread. Output of steel and other durable materials rose further and
production of textile, paper, and chemical materials also advanced. Output of
industrial fuel and power increased sharply as coal production rose 12 per cent
from the strike-curtailed August level.
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
(Seasonally adjusted)

Indexes, 1967«100

June

1975
July
Aug.

Sept,

isl

iel_

Per cent changes
Month
Year
QII to
ago
ago
QUI

Total

111.1

112.2

114.0

116.2

1.9

-7.5

3.4

Products, total

114.2

115.4

116.3

117.6

1.1

-4.9

2.6

Final products
Consumer goods
Durable goods
Nondurable goods
Business equipment

114.5
123.3
113.2
127.2
113.9

115.7
125.4
115.4
129.1
114.0

116.5
126.3
116.9
129.9
115.1

117.7
127.4
119.0
130.6
116.6

1.0
.9
1.8
.5
1.3

-4.0
-1.1
-7.8
-11.9

2.6
4.1
6.0
3.5
.3

Intermediate products
Construction products

112.8
106.8

114.3
107.9

115.6
109.3

117.1
110.8

1.3
1.4

-8.2
-13.0

2.5
1.0

106.0 106.8
relimina
ry
P—P

110.6

114.0
3.1
e—estimated

-11.8

4.8

Materials




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FEDERAL

RESERVE

statistical

G-12.3

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION

release

SEPTEMBER DATA

SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
RATIO SCALE - 1967=100
140

MATERIALS

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PRODUCTS, TOTAL

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100

140

120

100

1969

1971

1973

1975

DURABLE
CONSUMER GOODS:
140

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120

NONDURABLE

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1969-70=100

ANNUAL RATE. MILLIONS OF UNITS

16

160
SALES

AUTOS:
SALES AND STOCKS
INCLUDE IMPORTS

1969




1971

1973

1975

1969

STOCKS

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1971

1973

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1975

2
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
1967 * 100
SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
1967
PROPORTION

1974|
AVG

[100.00

PRODUCTSt TOTAL
F I N A L PRODUCTS
CONSUMER GOOOS
EQUIPMENT
INTERMEDIATE
MATERIALS

MAJOR
MARKET GROUPINGS

1974

1975

SEP.

OCT.

124.8]

125.6

124.8

121.7

117.4

113.7

111.2

110.0

109.9

110.1

111.1

112.2

114.0

116.2

62.21
48.94
28.53
20.42

123.11
121.7]
128.8
111.71

123.6
122.6
128.6
113.6

122.9
122.3
126.2
114.0

121.4
120.9
126.3
113.2

118.7
118.2
123.4
110.7

115.4
114.9
120.1
107.8

113.7
113.4
118.9
105.3

112.4
112.2
118.2
103.9

113.0
112.6
119.7
103.0

113.4
113.7
121.2
102.9

114.2
114.5
123.3
102.2

115.4
115.7
125.4
102.2

116.3
116.5
126.3
102.8

117.6
117.7
12 7 . 4
104.3

13.27
37.79

128.31 127.6
127.4J 1 2 9 . 3

125.3
128.1

123.0
122.1

120.5
114.6

117.6
110.5

115.1
107.4

112.7
105.9

113.4
105.2

112.4
104.9

112.8
106.0

114.3
106.8

115.6
110.6

117.1
114.0

7.86

1 2 7 . * 129.1
110.0) 111.6
94.«
99.6
139.0J 1 3 4 . 5

126.5
114.7
108.4
126.9

119.7
102*1
91.0
123.6

110.1
87*5
69.8

104.0
80.3
62.6

103.1
86.6
73.1

107*8
93*6
62*4

115.4

114.4

113.2

115.2

110.5
97.6
86.3
119.3

113.2
103.4

121*5

101.0
78*2
58.9
115*5

93*2
122.6

124.6

116.9
106.6
96.8
125.3

119.0
108.4
99.2
126.0

138.01 1 3 9 . 0
13 2.01 1 3 3 * 2
148.6| 1 5 0 . 2

133.2
120.9
139.5

129.7
115.3
131.9

123*0
102*5
119.8

117.5

114.0

94.4

89.0
104.8

115.9
96.7

106.0

112.3
85.0
99.1

114*2

117.6
102.3
118.4

118.8
103.5
118.3

120.1
104.3
118*2

122.8
107.6
123.9

12 5.0
110.3

1.08
2.53

153.5
134.7

155.4
135.3

151.6
132.2

144.7
131.4

143.6
125.5

135.1
123.0

132.3
120.1

127.9
121.0

127.8
121.4

128.6
121.7

131.1
122.1

133.5
123.3

140.6
123.8

12 5.1

20.66
NONDURABLE CONSUMER GOODS
4.32
CLOTHING
CONSUMER STAPLES
16.34
CONSUMER FOODS ANO TOBACCO] 8 . 3 7

129.2
109.0]
134
125,

128.7
106.0
134.B
124.4

128.9
104.5
135.4
125.2

126.8
103.1
135.6
126.2

128.5
102.0
135.4
125.3

126.3
95.0
134.5

125.6
94.5
133.6

124.2
90.9

124.0
89.2

125.3
94.4

127.2

129.9

130.6

123.3

123.2

132.7
120.7

133.3
122.7

133.4
122.4

124.1

129.1
101.6
136.4
125.6

137.1
125.3

137.6
125.5

7.97
2.64
1.91
3.42
2.25

144.01
158.4)
125.2
143.6
153.7

145.7
157.7
130.9
144.6
156.2

146.1
159.8
128.5
145.4
155.5

145.3
155.2
127.4
147.9
159.3

146.1
159.1
126.7
147.3
159.0

146.3
160.6
122.0
149.2
159.9

144.5
157.1
121.9
147.2
159.7

145*3
156.2
120.9
148.9
163.1

144.3
157.6
118.4
148.6
161.9

145.3
158.4
122.8
147.8
160.9

146*4
159.2
123.3
149.4
161.3

147.8
161.2
124.1
150*6
160.5

149*6
166.6
125.4
149.9

12.74
6.78
1.46
3.85
1.47

129
128.71
136.0!
121.7|
139,

132.3
132.0
139.8
124.4
144.2

1 3 2 WO
130.9
141.2
122.5
142.8

131.0
129.3
140.1
119.4
144.5

127.1
126.7
137.4
116*5
142.6

122.3
122.9
138.4
111.8
136.6

119.3
120.4
137.0
109.4
132.1

117.0
118.8
137.7
106.6
131.8

115.4
116.4
132.3
105.6
128.9

115.0
115.3
131.7
105.0
126.2

113.9
114*0
127.7
104.3
125.8

114.0
113.3
126.9
105.5
120*3

115.1
113.7
128.3
104.9
122.3

116.6
114.6
131.0
105.0
124.0

COMMERCIAL, TRANSIT, FARM EQ) 5 . 9 7
3.30
COMMERCIAL E0U1PMENT
2*00
TRANSIT EOUIPMENT
FARM EQUIPMENT
.67

130.3|
141

132.8
143.3
109.61 1 1 1 . 8
136.7 144.1

133.2
144.1
111.2
145.4

132.9
143.1
109.8
151.9

127*6
139.3
102.9
143.7

121.6
135.2
91.8
143.8

118.0

115.1
127.8
88.8
130.2

114.2
123.2

114.7

114.8
123.0

98.0

127.3

98.0
124.5

116.5
123.1
101.6
128.8

118.7
124.6
10 5 . 1

135.7

121.5
98.6
129*0

113.9
120.7

91.5
135.9

7.67
5.15

82.3|
81.2

83.1
82.3

84.1
82.5

83.7
81.8

83.4
81*3

83.8
81.5

82.4
80.7

82.1
80.3

82.4
80.7

82.7
82.0

82.9
82.0

82.6
82.1

82.5
82.2

127.4
129
1 2 7 . 3 | 12 7 . 8

123.5
126.8

121.3
124.2

118.3
122.5

115.7
119.2

112.1
118.4

109.1
115.6

110.1
116.1

107.6
116.2

106.8
117.5

107.9
119.4

109.3
120.7

104.7
84.7
108.7

101.6

100.2
87.7

99.8
90.8
97.3

100.2
92.9
96.7

105.7
101.3
100.0

109.2
104.6
101.8

105.1

105.2

110.7

114.8

112.3

116.5
122.9
106.5
117.3

119.9
127.0
108.7
121.1

TOTAL

INDEX

PRODUCTS

JAM.

FEB.

SEP.

CONSUMER GOODS
DURABLE CONSUMER GOOOS
AUTOMOTIVE PROOUCTS
AUTOS
AUTO PARTS C A L L I E D GOODS
HOME GOODS
A P P L I A N C E S * T V , HOME AUOIO]
A P P L I A N C E S AND A / C
TV AND HOME AUOIO
CARPETING AND FURNITURE
M I S C . HOME GOODS

NONFOOD STAPLES
CONSUMER CHEMICAL P R 0 0 .
CONSUMER PAPER PRODUCTS
CONSUMER FUEL C L I G H T I N G ]
RESIDENTIAL U T I L I T I E S

2.64
1.67
.97
5.02

1.41
.92
.49

97.7
134.9

106.9
97.7

EQUIPMENT

BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
BUILDING AND MINING EQUIP
MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT
POWER EQUIPMENT

DEFENSE AND SPACE EQUIPMENT
MILITARY PRODUCTS

130.4

92.2

83.6
83.5

INTERMEDIATE PROOUCTS
CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS
MISC. INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS

5.93
7.33

MATERIALS

127.3
112.1
123.8
10.75 135.9

129.2
117.2
125.0
136.6

129.3

123.5

115.2
124.0
138.3

104.1
122.2
132.7

114.2
91.7
118.3
122.9

110.3
83.7
116.9
118.8

107.0
82.1
112.0

115.4

111.4

14 . 0 0
8.58
5.41
2.89

128.5|
139.6
110.6
122.6|

129.3
142.2
108.9
129.0

'126*8
138.1
108.9
126.4

122.1
131.1
107.8
112.7

116*2
122.9
105.7
113.0

109.2
112.9
103.3
117.8

105.7

105.3

108.5
101.1
118.1

9.34
1.82

124.6
139.4

123.8
136.7

120.0
131.5

117.4
127.6

113.2
120.3

107.1
126.1

11.21127.3

128.9

128*2

125.6

125.6

127.1

DURABLE GOOOS MATERIALS
CONSUMER DURABLE PARTS
EQUIPMENT PARTS
DURABLE MATERIALS NEC

20.91
4.75
5.41

NONDURABLE GOOOS MATERIALS
TEXTILE, PAPER, C CHEM. MAT
NONDURABLE MATERIALS NEC
FUEL & POWER, INDUSTRIAL

86.0
104.6
106.9

102.1
104.7

106.2
103.9
118.0

107.9
110.4
104.0
117.5

109.5
113.2
103.7
118.0

117.0
105.1
119.5

113.9
118.8
106.0
121.0

105.0
119.9

102.3
122.3

103.6
124.2

106.9
124.3

109.
128.

111.
132,

113.4
133.5

127.4

127.7

127.2

126.6

128.2

129.4

128.2

SUPPLEMENTARY GROUPS
HOME GOOOS AND CLOTHING
CONTAINERS

ENERGY,

TOTAL

DATA FOR THE CURRENT MONTH ARE E S T I M A T E D .




PREVIOUS MONTH DATA ARE

PRELIMINARY.

129.2

INDUSTRIAL

PRODUCTION

1967 = 100
SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
1967
PROPORTION

1974
AVG.

MANUFACTURING
DURABLE
NONDURABLE

88.55
52.33
36.22

M I N I N G AND U T I L I T I E S
MINING
UTILITIES

MAJOR
INDUSTRY GROUPINGS

SIC
CQDE

1974

1975

SEP.

OCT.

NOV.

DEC.

JAN.

FEB.

MAR.

APR.

JUNE

JULY

AUG.

SEP.

124.4
120.7
129.7

125.5
122.1
130.5

124.6
121.6
128.9

120.9
117.9
125.4

116.1
112.2
121.9

111.8
108.2
117.2

109.3
104.8
115.6

107.7
103.5
113.7

107.9
103.3
114.8

108.2
102.5
116.2

109.5
103.2
118.6

110.5
103.5
120.8

112.7
105.4
123.1

114.7
108.0
124.6

11.45
6.38
5.07

127.3
109.3
149.9

128.7
109.2
153.1

128.5
110.5
151.2

125.9
105.0
152.3

125.7
104.4
152.6

127.0
107.0
152.1

127.3
108.6
150.9

128.8
108.9
154.1

128.0
108.5
153.1

126.5
105.9
152.3

126.8
106.3
152.6

127.4
106.5
153.6

126.9
105.3
154.1

127.8
106.7
154.4

PRIMARY C FABRICATED METALS
PRIMARY METALS
33
IRON C STEEL,SUBTOT 3 3 1 , 2
FABRICATED METAL P R O D .
34

12.54
6.61
4.23
5.93

127.5
124.1
119.9
131.4

127.2
123.0
119.1
132.0

127.6
126.0
123.9
129.6

124.4
121.0
117.7
128.2

I lb J)
108.6
107.9
124.1

112.4
107.2
110.6
118.2

107.7
102.1
105.0
113.7

105.1
98.1
103.1
112.9

103.2
95.0
99.4
112.4

99.8
89.9
90.1
110.9

100.8
91.8
88.7
110.9

100.8
93.0
67.0
109.7

104.2
96.4
90.1
113.0

107.7
100.5
96.0
115.9

MACHINERY AND A L L I E D GOODS
MACHINERY
35
NONELECTRICAL M A C H .
E L E C T R I C A L MACHINERY
36

32.44
17.40
9.17
8.22

116*3
128.1
133.6
125.2

118.8
132.5
137.8
126.4

118.4
131.1
137.4
124.0

114.9
128.9
135.1
121.7

109.6
124.8
132.5
116.3

105.4
119.6
126.7
111.5

102.4
115.6
123.6
106.6

101.5
112.2
119.3
104.3

101.9
110.8
116.8
104.0

101.7
109.0
113.7
103.8

102.3
108.2
112.3
103.8

102.4
108.4
112.9
103.4

103.7
109.8
114.7
104.2

106.0
111.7
116.7
106.1

37
TRANSPORTATION E Q U I P .
MOTOR V E H I C L E S C P T S . 3 7 1
AEROSPACE C M I S C TR EO 1 )
INSTRUMENTS
38
ORDNANCE, P V T . C G O V T .
2}

9.29
4.56
4.73
2.07
3.69

96.9
113.2
81.1
143.9
86.1

100.4
118.6
82.8
144.9
87,5

102.1
123.0
81.9
142.0
87.2

93.7
107.1
80.9
142.3
86.6

83*6
86*4
80.9
139.5
86.6

78.9
78.2
79.5
139.1
86.2

77.1
77.6
76*6
134.2
86.9

81.0
85.4
76.7
130.6
86.7

84.7
93.1
76.6
131.1
86.7

87.6
95.0
80.4
129.7
86.7

90.5
100.0
81.3
130.9
87.7

91.0
103.2
79.3
132.0
86.4

93.0
107.3
79.3
131.5
86.5

96.3
112.3
81.0
133.7
87.2

LUMBER, C L A Y , AND GLASS
LUMBER AND PRODUCTS
24
C L A Y , G L A S S , STONE P R O O . 32

4.44
1.65
2.79

123.6
120.1
125.7

120.6
116.6
123.0

117.8
109.3
122.9

113.7
105.2
118.8

111.0
101.3
116.9

109.6
99.9
115.3

104.6
99.6
107.8

102.6
99.8
104.2

104.8
104.1
105.4

105.9
108.0
104.7

107.0
110.3
105.1

108.0
112.0
105.7

109.3
112.6
107.2

110.5

FURNITURE AND MISCELLANEOUS
25
F U R N I T U R E AND F I X T U R E S
MISCELLANEOUS M F R S .
39

2.90
1.38
1.52

136.1
126.9
144.4

138.8
129.4
147.5

136.7
125.5
146.9

129.0
120.5
136.9

128.4
120.4
135.7

120.0
110.6
128.9

119.6
110.6
128.0

118.7
106.7
129.7

117.6
105.6
128.5

119.7
109.6
129.0

120.1
107.9
131.1

121.1
110.1
131.2

123.9
112.9
133.9

126.2

T E X T I L E S , A P P A R E L , C LEATHER
22
T E X T I L E M I L L PRODUCTS
APPAREL PRODUCTS
23
LEATHER AND PRODUCTS
31

6.90 108.9
2.69 122.7
3.33 105.4
• 88
77.3

106.5
121.9
102.5
74.2

105.1
119.1
102.8
70.6

101.9
112.8
100.1
74.7

96.3
102.9
98.0
69.7

88.9
95.6
94.0
66.1

89.6
93.3
92.6
66.7

87.5
96.8
86.4
63.5

90.4
100.4
88.2
68.0

93.2
103.8
90.9
70.0

94.9
106.9
91.5
71.2

97.3
110.6
92.8
73.6

99.6
114.5

103.0

PAPER ANO P R I N T I N G
PAPER ANO PROOUCTS
P R I N T I N G AND P U B L I S H I N G

7.92
3.18
4.74

121.0
134.0
112.3

122.7
135.3
114.4

120.8
133.9
111.9

115.7
124.3
110.0

112.3
116.1
109.8

108.2
114.3
104.1

106.6
109.5
104.7

104.2
104.5
104.0

102.4
105.8
100.2

103.9
105.8
102.6

107.3
109.5
105.9

107.3
111.7
104.4

110.8
117.3
106.5

C H E M I C A L S , PETROLEUM, RUBBER
11.92
CHEMICALS AND PRODUCTS
28
7.86
PETROLEUM PROOUCTS
29 1 1 . 8 0
RUBBER C P L A S T . P R O D .
30
2.26

151.7
154.3
124.0
164.4

154.7
158.3
121.9
168.6

152.4
155.9
125.4
161.8

146.5
148.3
127.0
155.7

141.6
143.1
125.8
148.9

136.5
139.0
126.8
135.4

132.4
134.6
123.7
132.0

130.2
133.6
120.1
126.8

131.0
132.8
120.2
133.5

132.4
135.7
118.5
132.7

136.2
138.2
122.4
140.1

140.6
143.7
125.6
141.6

143.7
146.6
127.4
146.6

144.5
146.9
127.7

FOOOS AND TOBACCO
FOOOS
TOBACCO PRODUCTS

DURABLE

MAY

MANUFACTURES

NONDURABLE

MANUFACTURES

26
27

75.2
112.5
107.7

20
21

9.48
8.81
.67

124.8
126.2
106.4

124.3
125.7
106.0

123.7
124.8
110.3

123.8
125.4
103.8

123.5
125.7
96.2

121.1
122.3
104.7

121.3
122.3
108.4

120.0
121.3
102.6

122.5
122.9
115.9

12 2 . 4
123.7
103.8

123.5
125.1
102.2

124.7
126.2
104.8

124.7
126.0

125.5
126.8

M E T A L , STONE t EARTH MINERALS
METAL M I N I N G
10
STONE AND EARTH MINERALS 1 4

1.27
.51
.76

117.2
129.2
109.1

115.4
130.5
105.0

121.3
141.4
107.5

120.7
136.8
109.8

117.9
134.7
106.4

119.1
133.8
109.0

116.2
131.1
106.1

113.4
125.4
105.1

113.3
125.8
104.7

106.2
114.8
100.4

101.5
110.6
95.3

104.4
110.1
100.5

109.5
121.5
101.2

108.5

C O A L , O I L , ANO GAS
COAL
11,12
O I L ANO GAS EXTRACTION
13

5.11
•69
4.42

107.3
105.1
107.7

107.7
112.1
107.1

107.8
110.3
107.4

101.2
67.6
106.4

101.1
85.3
103.6

103.9
111.3
102.9

106.8
117.5
105.0

107.7
117.4
106.1

107.4
112.2
106.6

10 5 . 8
113.6
104.5

107.6
120.4
105.5

107.0
120.6
104.9

104.3
102.1
104.6

106.2
113.6
105.0

3.90
1.17

159.5
117.9

162.4

161.2

162.9

163.0

162.5

161.1

165.3

164.2

163.0

163.3

164.5

MINING

UTILITIES
ELECTRIC
GAS

1)
21

372-5,9
19.91PT.

OUTHUT,CAPACITY,AND
SEASONALLY

II

III

123.6

110.6

112.9

124.5

1S4.2

119.6
110.4

113.4
116.6

10?.5
109.3

96.3
96.0

99.9
95.4

142.8
147.9
134.5
162.6

127.3
113.3
126.5
144.8

111.7
93.3
110.9
127.0

118.3
119.5
106.5
135.7

133.6
143.0
119.5
152.5

IV

136.5

DUHAdLt
METAL*
NONDURAbLE
TEXTlLtS
PAPER ANU PULP
CHEMlCALbfcPETWOLEUM
NOTE'

OUTPUT»100

1974
III

1974
III
MATERIALS

OF MAJOR

ADJUSTED D A T A » 1 9 6 7

OUTPUT
1975
I

StHIfcS

MAjOfc

CAPACITY U I I L I Z A T I O N

MATERIALS

III

1974
III

UTILIZATIUN
1975
IV
I

11

III

160.7

88.5

79.1

70.0

70.9

77.5

142.4
139.9

143.4
140.9

85.8
87.9

80.7
84.6

75.9
78.7

69.0
68.7

69.7
67.7

165.4
172.5
144,6
193.2

167.0
174,6
146.1
195.3

89.4
89.2
95.4
88.0

78.6
67.4
89.2
76.9

68.2
54.7
77.5
66.4

71.5
69.3
73.7
70.2

80.0
81.9
81 . 8
78.1

CAPACITY
1975
IV
1

11

156.2

157.b

159.2

139.4
136.9

140.6
137.8

141.5
13b.d

159.7
165.8
1*1.1
184.7

161.9
168.2
U l . 9
188.3

163.b
170.4
143.1
191. d

HISTORICAL DATA AND A DESCRIPTION OF T M E SERIES utRE PUHLIbMtU IN THE APHIL, 1974 b U L L t U N .
TEX1ILES INCLUDE WOVEN FAbHICS, YAHN AND MANMADE FIBERS (FHUM CHEMICALS).
UUTPuT
SEASONAL FACTORS
ANU CAPACITY LEVtLS FOH METALS WERE REVISED IN JUNE 197«». REVISIONS AFFtCT 1973 ANU 1*74 DATA




INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
1967

-

100

SEASONALLY ADJUSTED

INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS
AND I N D I V I D U A L S E R I E S

SIC
CODE

1967
PROPORTION

1974

1974

1975

AVG.I
AUG*

SEP.

OCT.

NOV*

DEC.

JAN*

FEB*

MAR*

APR*

JUNE

JULY

AUG*

96.1
129*5
141*2
114*0

98*7
129*4
138*7
116*6

91.5
122*5
127.1
95*8

99.4
139.5
152.9

27*0
115*4

44*8
116*2

54*3
123.2

47.3
123.5

45.8
104*3

98*3
95.9
108.6
89*3
88.7

98*2
95*0
107*6
89*7
87.4

97*6
94*3
108*1
89*6
85*9

98*9
95.7
109*0
90.3
87.7

99*2
96*0
110*3
90*6
87*4

98.5
95.1
110.1
91.2
85.8

110.2
114.0
150*8

108*4
116*4
155*1

112*4
115*8
154*0

112*2
114*0
145*9

113*0
118.3
146*5

117.2
143.4

145.1

106.2
117.7
100*7
99.1

108*1
121.4
102*8
97.6

103*4
117.1
92*9
104*6

107*4
114.9
100.6
110.7

99.7
109.5
90*0
106*1

102*8
112.1
95.1
105.1

100.6
112.0
89.6
107*6

99.6
118.7
84.5
102.7

100.8
94.1
162.4
65*2
104*8

101*1
84.0
161.1
67*5
106*5

101.1
87.3
161*5
64.8
108*7

100.8
86.2
160.8
61.0
110*4

99.4
84*1
159.0
60*2
100*4

99*8
77*4
155*9
61*5
108*1

99.9
75*1
162.0
60*4
106.6

94*9
70*2
100.0
59.8
100.9

94.6
69*0
95.3
56.8
102.8

143.3
138*9
106*0

137*6
137*5
96*7

137*9
133*3
88.0

135*8
137*2
91.4

139*6
138.2
98*9

137*9
142.7
102.9

137*4
143*3
101*1

147.0
143.5
100*6

144*8
142.1
104*5

146.2
143.2
104.7

113.0
117.4
113.3

113*9
118*9
107*5

109.3
102*7
98.4

105.0
80*5
95.0

106*3
79.0
96.5

105*3
82*2
92.6

105.7
110*6
99.7

107*4
106*1
107*0

111*5
116*4
79.6

110.1
119.0
84.5

110.2
124.5
96.9

155*4
138*1
166.3
111.5
180*9

152.9
130.7
188.1
116.5
177.5

155*3
133.1
178.3
109*9
183*5

157.4
138.5
187.5
121.0
179.9

163.6
144.7
187.1
130.9
185.6

155*1
137.3
176.9
112*3
179.4

150*8
123.9
179.5
108*6
181.0

155.5
135.0
187*3
127.7
176.1

158*7
134.0
199.4
128.1
182.5

163.7
141.4
202.7
126.3
168.1

163.4
138.5

163.8

133.7
167.6

123.1
189.6

124.4
114*6
129.1

123.2
112.0
128.6

124.5
114.9
129.1

124.2
106.3
132.6

122.0
100.9
131.9

119.3
105.7
125.7

125.0
109.2
132*5

124.9
109.5
132.2

123.7
108.6
130.9

124.0
104.4
133.2

123.0
106.0
130.9

127.7
111.7
135.2

126.5
114.2
132.2

110.0
114.4

106.7
112.6

108.8
119.8

111.9
121.5

105.2
118.6

102.2
92.6

105.4
114.2

112*4
108.3

109*2
104.8

119.2
121.4

108*0
106.0

111.5
103.7

107*5
111.7

111.9
93.8

2.69
• 61
81.1
.30 170.5
• 14
55.0

82.1
171.0
52.5

79.3
168.6
55*8

72.3
158.8
52.0

67.6
146.7
50.1

59.4
130.0
50.7

59.3
125.5
40.5

61*8
122.7
33.7

62*7
125.3
36.2

67.8
134.8
36.5

72*8
145*7
35.8

77.1
153.4
42.1

84.5
158.1
48.3

83.6
166.5
49.9

165.9
147.2
175.2

165.7
144.7
176.4

165.6
142.0
177 . 6

165.1
139.8
178.0

168.6
155.8
175.2

154.5
137,5
163*0

134.4
104.0
149.7

145.1
129.6
153*2

146.8
145.3
147.6

147.6
148.2
147.2

148*6
142*2
151*8

155.1
164.9
150.2

148.4
154.2
145.5

155.6
167.9
149.4

226
227
228,9

• 24
90.7
.20 190.8
.58 102.7

92.6
191.9
100.5

90.2
189*2
98.3

81.1
189.8
96.9

75.1
183*8
90.3

62.1
175.6
83.5

59.4
157.9
75.0

64*3
163.0
79.7

62.1
161.9
80.7

68.0
162.3
81.8

70.4
178.2
84*7

76.8
178.2
92.2

76.9
179.3
93.2

63.2
178.3
95.3

APPAREL PRODUCTS
23
M E N ' S OUTERWEAR
M E N ' S S U I T S ANO COATS
231
MEN'S F U R N I S H I N G S
232
WOMEN*S OUTERWEAR
233
M I S C . APP £ A L L I E O GDS 2 3 4 - 9

3.33
1.07 112*6
.34 103.8
.70 110.9
1.06 103.3
1.21 1108.1

108.5

106.7

104.5

101.1

96.5

91.5

92*5

89*2

93.6

95.2

97.2

96.9

99.4

LUMBER AND PRODUCTS
24
LOGGING ANO LUMBER
241,2
LUMBER
242
LUMBER PRODUCTS
243,4,9
MILLWORK AND PLYWOOD
243
PLYWD,PREFAB PROD 2 4 3 2 , 3

1*65
•83
.59
.83
.50
•29

112.0
102.1
130.3
115.3
123.7

105.1
96.2
128*0
113*7
121.3

96.6
84.3
121.4
104.8
108.8

95.4
83.5
115*4
98.4
99.3

88.7
76.3
110.1
94.0
94.6

85.3
74.1
112.5
100.5
107.9

87.3
79.6
112*2
99.2
109.4

92.2
87.1
109.1
94.6
102.9

93.9
90.0
115.3
101.8
114.1

98*9
95.3
117.7
103.8
114.9

100.5
98.2
121.3
106.6
117.8

99.0
94.8
127.4
115.9

102.3
97.9
125.1
109.5

FURNITURE ANO F I X T U R E S
25
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
251
FIXTURES, O F F . FURN. 2 5 2 , 4 , 9

1 .43J

145.1 148.1
97
»2 9 9 . 7

146.1
98.0

142.6
96.9

136.0
94.8

138.1
92.1

127.2
91.6

126.1
89*2

120.5
84*8

119.2
81.4

126.3
79.8

126.8
74.3

124.2
82.4

131.1
77.9

NETAL M I N I N G
10
IRON ORE
101,6
NONFERROUS ORES
102-5*8,9
COPPER ORES
102
LEAD ANO Z I N C ORES
103

•51
•24
.27
.14
.03

108*7
147*5
166*7
123*6

87.8
128.8
131.9
122*5

115.7
152.4
180.1
117*9

129.3
154.6
175*4
139*1

124*1
148.4
165*9
125*2

118.1
150.6
172*1
125*1

119*5
148.8
165*6
128*2

117*7
143.9
154*6
122*7

114*1
136*5
140.9
119*9

114*3
137*3
144*5
119*4

ANTHRACITE
BITUMINOUS

•03
.67

50.9
107*3

50*1
101*4

39.8
115*1

52*0
112*8

56.2
68*0

61.6
86.4

50.5
113.7

47*7
120*3

56*0
119*6

4.42
3.63 103.8
99*8
2.95
1*06 112*6
• 33 89.9
93.1
1.57^

103*9
99.5
113*4
89.5
92*1

103*2
98*8
113*2
89.1
91*0

102*3
97*5
112*4
69.2
89*1

101*7
97.6
111.8
89*5
89.7

99*6
95*3
111*7
88*9
85*5

98*3
95*3
108*7
88*7
87.6

100*0
97.7
109.0
89*7
91.7

.67
.29
•51

121.4
119.8
128*5

123*6
121.3
133*8

122*5
118*6
130*4

123*2
120*6
133*0

119.9
118*4
127*1

118.3
115*5
123.7

111.4
115.6
131.8

8*81
1.16
.39
.54
•22
I

110.1
113.7
109.7
104*4

111.6
113.3
112.6
105*8

109.7
111.1
113*2
98*3

107.5
117*0
105*0
96*8

106.0
120*2
101*9
91.0

106.0
119.7
99.5
97.3

1.14
202
.04
2021 j
.07
2022
2023
•11
2024
•13

100*2
77.4
168.5
61.7
100.6

99*6
82.3
162.4
66*9
96*0

99*5
90.1
163.6
59.3
100*6

98*6
79.7
167.9
53*8
98*9

99*6
81*2
168*8
58*6
104*3

CANNED AND FROZEN FOODS
203
G R A I N M I L L PRODUCTS
204
FLOUR t CORN M I L L *
2041,6

1.19
.96
•28

139.6
135.6
98,5

137.7
135.6
93*3

137.1
135*1
10O.7

140.2
137*0
98.1

BAKERY PRODUCTS
SUGAR
CONFECTIONERY

1.16 113.3
• 22 1 2 2 . 8
.41 115.9

114*3
125.8
120.9

113.7
116.6
112*0

208
2082,3
2084
2085
2086,7

1.59
.53
.07
.24
.75

153.7
134.6
181.8
117.1
176.7

156*5
139*5
187.1
109.5
180.9

M I S C . FOOD PREPARATIONS
209
FATS ANO O I L S
2091-4,6
C O F F E E , M I S C FOOO 2 0 9 5 , 7 - 9

.99
•32
.67

125.5
117.5
129.2

TOBACCO PRODUCTS
CIGARETTES
CIGARS

•67
.54
.07

11
12

COAL

O I L AND GAS E X T R A C T I O N
CRUDE O I L t NATURAL GAS
CRUDE O I L
TEXAS CRUDE
C A L I F O R N I A CRUDE
ALL OTHER CRUDE
NATURAL GAS
NATURAL GAS L I Q U I D S
O I L AND GAS D R I L L I N G

FOODS
MEAT PRODUCTS
BEEF
PORK
M I S C . MEATS
D A I R Y PRODUCTS
BUTTER
CHEESE
CONCENTRATED M I L K
FROZEN OESSERTS

BEVERAGES
BEER ANO ALE
WINES AND BRANOY
LIOUORS
SOFT DRINKS

T E X T I L E M I L L PRODUCTS
COTTON FABRICS
MAN-MADE F A B R I C S
WOOL FABRICS
K N I T GOODS
HOSIERY
K N I T GARMENTS
FABRIC F I N I S H I N G
CARPETING
YARN L M I S C . T E X T I L E S




13
131

132
138

20
201

205
206
207

21
211
212
22
221,4
222
222
22 5
2251,2
2253-9

•63
.21
.42

1.38
•881

110.3
99.4
129.4
115.9
119.6

MAY

5
INDUSTRIAL

PRODUCTION

1967 * 100
SEASONALLY ADJUSTED

INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS
ANO I N D I V I D U A L S E R I E S

PAPER AND PROOUCTS
PULP AND PAPER
WOOD PULP
PAPER
PAPER BOARD

SIC
CODE

1967
PROPORTION

1974
AVG.

1974
AUG.

1975
SEP*

OCT.

NOV.

DEC.

JAN*

FEB.

MAR.

APR.

JUNE

JULY

AUG*

105*1
101*1
101*5
116*7

110*8
103*5
110.9
121*6

115.4
107.8
116.3
125.4

120*3
113*7
118*9
132*2

101*3
122.1
112.6
120*4

104.7
119.2
113*5
123*0

114*7
118*2
118*4
128.1

120.5
130.8
118*9
135.9

124.1
121.3
124*6

92.0
128*3
95.4

91*0
122*3
94.4

93*4
131*7
93.4

93*2
135*4
96.2

91.8
136.5
99.3

92.2
136.7
98.6

129.4
126.6
119.0

125.1
119.5
115.4

129.2
118.0
93.4

134.3
117*9
95*7

139*1
118*5
96*8

142.4
115.5
96.4

147.6
121.5
104.4

140.4
136.0
113.4

136.3
131.6
114.2

124.5
120.5
115*4

124.4
121.1
113.4

126*2
122*1
110*7

128*1
121*0
112.2

122*7
114*9
115.8

124.0
117.6

149*1
178*3
9 5*5
133.8

143.6
161.9
95.3
137.2

135.2
138.4
89.9
142.3

136*7
140.0
96.2
142.7

151.8
141.6
94.0
174.5

167*4
148.4

180.9
164.8

196.6
176.7

200.5

203.0

215*3

237.3

244.7

142.9
192.5
119.2
110.6

146*4
194*2
137*8
144*5

145.7
202.6
128.1
131*4

141.9
193.7
125.9
129.0

143*9
193*3
133*3
139*9

138.5
187.1
125.2
123.2

141.5
184*3
136*0
140*9

143*6
192.6
131.4
130.5

146.4
188.2
141.7
146*5

145.2
189.7
137.7
141.6

124.8
111.5

133*0
108*8

107*5
107.9

110*5
107.9

112.5
110.6

111*4
112*0

109.5
111.4

113.6
110*9

121.4
110.1

127*0
115*9

123.8
113.2

120.7
126.9
119*0

123.6
129*2
124*6

122*7
127.4
128.5

121*0
125.3
128*8

125.5
131.4
126.9

121.2
129.3
114.6

115.9
126*3
111.9

117.1
128.8
113.7

117*9
127*6
116*0

121*2
134*6
115.4

126*2
138*8
119*2

12 5 * 8
136.1
119.8

167.0
88.8
106.7

152.7
95.3
108.8

159*1
95*2
107.4

156.4
94*6
105.7

149.7
91.3
103.1

148.5
96.8
113.6

140.3
90.2
114.9

154*8
91.1
85.3

166.9
92.0
81.3

174.3
93.6
80.8

177.4
85.5
84.9

192*9
96*1

187.8
105.6

135.5
119.7
214.5

143.6
122.2
219.9

138.6
121*8
217,6

131*5
120*7
216.1

125.2
115.7
209.5

102.5
109.7
200.8

107.0
103*2
183.4

100.0
98.9
182.7

88.2
96.2
171.7

107.6
97.0
174.2

114.2
98.0
176.5

122.6
99.1
182.7

127.0
97.9
188.7

128.6
100.3
193.4

•88
• 12
52,5
•22 107.4
.54
70.6

51.3
110.0
65*3

54.8
111.3
62.5

51.1
107.3
59.6

51.1
104.1
72.1

47.4
97.4
64.3

46.2
90.3
60.9

47.0
87.8
62.3

42.9
88.9
60.6

41.5
94.4
61.8

43*4
96.8
62.5

44.3
99.6
68.6

48*5
97.0
72.0

43.0
103.1
72.8

26
261-3
261
262
263

3.18
1.40
•51
•54
.35

132*2
130*4
130*4
137.9

129.4
131.2
128.2
128.7

136*0
132.0
136*2
141*8

129.9
122.8
131*6
137*8

128*6
127*6
128*6
129.9

121*1
119*3
127.3
114.2

115*7
120*1
116.8
107*6

113.6
117.1
107.8
117.5

103*4
102*4
100.5
109*2

103*4
98*3
100.1
116*1

CONVERTED PAPER
264
SANITARY PAPER PROD*
2647
PAPERBOARD CONTAINERS
265
B U I L D I N G PAPER ANO BOARD 2 6 6

•90
•18
•84
•04

138*4
125*6
131*6
140*3

139*2
129.0
133*0
146*4

140*3
127.5
127.3
138*5

157.0
124*9
118.7
118*6

132.0
128*9
112.4
111*3

122.7
131.7
96.9
94.8

112*9
129*7
108*2
93*6

103.9
121.4
107.4
107*0

100*3
117*3
111*1
112*6

P R I N T I N G AND P U B L I S H I N G
27
NEWSPAPERS
271
PERI00.,BKS*,CAR0S
272,3,7
JOB P R I N T I N G
274-6,8,9

4.74
1.42
1.36
1*96

106.9
132.1
102.4

108.3
140*0
102.8

110*6
138*2
101.3

104*4
136*9
96.2

100*3
135*3
100*0

99.6
132.6
99.3

94.4
127.1
95.2

92.4
128.0
95.8

CHEMICALS ANO PROOUCTS
28
CHEMICALS C S Y N . M A T .
281,2
BASIC CHEMICALS
281
A L K A L I E S t CHLORINE 2 8 1 2

7*86
3.81 165.5
2.55 141.3
• 13 1 2 2 . 5

174.0
145.7
122.2

171.5
142.7
120.8

167.5
143.0
123.3

154.1
138*2
125.0

135.4
128*6
121.5

134.0
129.3
120.9

GASES,COAL T A R , E T C *
1)
B A S I C ORG* C H E M .
2B18
I N O R G . C H E M . NEC
2819

•48
1*18
•76

163.7
151*1
115*0

174.4
155*7
116*0

162.2
153*6
117.5

166.7
151.4
118.4

154*1
147.9
115.4

135*4
136*0
113*8

SYNTHETIC MATERIALS
282
P L A S T I C S MATERIALS
2821
S Y N T H E T I C RUBBER
2822
MAN-MADE F I B E R S
2623,4

1*26
•55
• 13
.58

214*7
217*6
129.4
231.4

231*6
228*0
132*5
257.4

230*0
226*1
129.7
256.7

217.1
221.7
124.7
233.6

186.0
205*3
115.4
183.8

CHEMICAL PROOUCTS
283-7,9
DRUGS AND M E D I C I N E S
283
SOAPS ANO T O I L E T R I E S
284
SOAP t R E L . P R O D . 2 8 4 1 - 3

4*05
1.33
1*31
•73

144.1
193.2
124.3
120.0

143.5
193.9
123.2
112*5

144.3
194.5
122.5
110*3

144.9
193.9
126.4
121.5

285
287

•44
•41

126.3
109.6

123*4
110.9

124.3
115.6

29
291,9

1.80
1.65
.85
•29

121.3
128.4
121.0

124.1
132.0
124.4

•05 1 4 1 . 0
90.4
• 18
• 15 1 0 8 . 8

PAINTS
AGRICULTURAL

CHEMICALS

PETROLEUM PROOUCTS
PETROLEUM R E F I N I N G
AUTOMOTIVE GASOLINE
D I S T I L L A T E FUEL O I L
RESIOUAL FUEL
A V I A T I O N FUEL
LUBRICANTS

OIL
C KEROS.

RUBBER t P L A S T I C S P R O D .
30
TTRT5
301
RUB. PROD. E X . TIRES 3 0 2 , 3 , 6
P L A S T I C S PROOUCTS NEC
307
LEATHER ANO PROOUCTS
31
LEATHER AND B E L T I N G
311,2
P E R S . LEATHER G D S . 3 1 3 , 5 - 7 , 9
SHOES
314

2*26
•60
•66
.99

MAY

CLAY, GLASS, t S T . PROD.
32
FLAT GLASS ANO P R O D .
321,3
PRESSED AND BLOWN GLASS
322
GLASS CONTAINERS
3221

2.79
.27
.50
•28

116.8
126.4
125.9

115.2
126.4
123.4

110.0
123.8
122.7

112*3
123.1
124.5

103.3
121.5
121.3

87.4
111.5
104.3

84.4
126.4
126.0

85.9
113.5
104.9

85.1
117.7
116.6

100.7
123.1
122.8

100.7
122*5
121*9

99.6
126*6
127.1

100*4
130*8
132.4

101.9
125.2
119.6

CEMENT
324
STRUCTURAL CLAY PROOUCTS 32 5
BRICK
3251
CONCRETE,MISC CLAY MFR 3 2 6 - 9

.27
•20
.08
1.55

115.4
109.7
104.1
130.5

108.8
112.5
107.1
131.3

114.7
107.4
97.2
128.9

115.0
106.9
98.6
128.6

100.6
102.5
90.4
127.4

10 5 . 0
95.0
76.8
121*6

108.3
92.1
80.8
121.4

93.3
85.1
74.2
117.1

88.3
81.2
62.5
109*6

89.9
88.6
77.7
103.9

95 * 0
94.1
84.8
102.8

97*3
97.0
92.4
100.8

99.3
102.5
98.7
104*6

102.0
98.8
105.1

PRIMARY METALS
33
IRON t S T E E L , SUBTOTAL 3 3 1 , 2
BASIC STEELC M I L L PROD 3 3 1
B A S I C I R O N AND STEEL
P I G IRON
RAW STEEL
COKE AND PRODUCTS

6.61
4.23
3.35
1.34
•46
.72
• 16

121.0
113.4
109.4
119.8
95.4

124.9
114.1
114.1
126.0
101.6

132*1
114*2
117.1
131*4
101.8

130.2
116.0
118.1
133.8
101*6

125.1
107*0
108.5
125.2
88.3

115.0
97.4
95.2
113.8
77.3

110.7
103.6
100.0
111.0
91.2

111.7
104.7
102.1
106.8
96.0

105*0
101*5
99.3
99.9
92.7

96.7
95.6
92.6
91*8
88*8

85.4
88.9
85.9
86*8
87*0

87.0
B5.0
82.6
82.0
87.6

86.8
84*2
83*6
87.7
86*2

90.7
88.0
87*5
91.5
86.1

STEEL M I L L PROOUCTS
CONSUMER O U R . STEEL
EQUIPMENT STEEL

2.01
.31
•51

126.1
109.6
108.3

128.9
123.6
112.6

138.2
141*1
118.2

133.9
135*3
118.1

131.8
134*6
115.4

122.9
118.0
110.5

114.6
83.0
102.5

116.8
69.5
113.0

109.1
58.7
112.1

100*1
79.7
108.8

84*7
76.3
84.5

89.7
94.3
83.8

87*2
97.2
84*2

91.5
115.0
84*5

• 41 110.2
• 13 1 0 6 . 0
.65 162.2

113.9
88.4
162.2

121.5
106.2
169.7

115.8
109.7
161.9

113.8
115.9
157.8

107.1
104.7
148.7

101.2
108.3
149.0

102.4
120.2
150.5

99.2
109.1
137.0

90*4
77.7
113.8

73.8
57.3
101.3

70.8
78.6
106.5

71.7
84*1
95.1

71.2
71.0
102.7

•88

120.5

124.2

123.8

118.1

101.1

103.4

97.9

96.9

97.2

87.4

89.1

87.1

100.2

CONSTRUCTION STEEL
CAN E CLOSURE STEEL
M I S C . STEEL
IRON

C STEEL




FOUNDRIES

332

115.7

INDUSTRIAL

PRODUCTION

1967 * 100
SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
1967
PROPORTION

1974
AVG.

NONFERROUS METALS* S U B T .
1)
PRIMARY N O N F . METALS
333
COPPER
3331
ALUMINUM
3334
SECONDARY N O N F . METALS 3 3 4

2.36
.47
•10
.27
.09

NONFERROUS PROOUCTS
335,6
NONFERROUS M I L L PROD 3 3 5
COPPER M I L L PROO
ALUMINUM M I L L PROD
NONFERROUS C A S T I N G S
336

INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS
AND I N D I V I D U A L S E R I E S

SIC
COOE

1*74

1975

AUG.

SEP.

OCT.

NOV.

DEC.

JAN.

FEB.

MAR*

APR.

131.2
139.6
140.1
150.0
121.6

123.4
131.2
95.9
151.1
122.1

129.2
139.5
135.7
149.7
129.3

132.4
146.2
164.3
151.2
113.3

129.4
144.8
154.1
151.0
111.4

108.2
140.4
139.9
150.8
109.0

100.9
135.8
143.8
142.1
91.8

97.4
123.5
122.4
128.1
93.2

89*7
120*3
122.4
124*2
93.2

89*6
117.3
125.5
120.4
88.0

1.45
1.09
•48
•61
.35

132.0
145.9
114.2
170.7
89.2

120.1
129.9
83.5
166.4
90.2

125.6
136.2
109.9
156.8
93.0

129.7
142.5
110.5
167.6
90.0

123.5
136.6
91.5
172.1
82.6

94.2
103*0
67*9
130*5
67.3

86.4
92.7
67.2
112.8
66.9

85.1
90.9
62.2
113.5
67.2

75*0
79.2
66.0
89*5
62.1

FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS 3 4
METAL CANS
341
HOME.,PLUMB.*STRUC.MET 3 4 2 - 4
OTHER F A B R I C . MET PROO 3 4 5 - 9

5.93
•38
2.66
2.89

142.7
140.2
121.7

143.6
144.4
123.9

143.2
141.5
121.5

143.8
136.6
120.9

141.9
137.6
118.8

139.8
137.5
112.4

140.7
131.1
103.8

137.3
132.1
103.9

NONELECTRICAL MACHINERY
35
ENGINE AND FARM E Q U I P . 3 5 1 * 2
FARM TRACTORS
CONSTRUCTION C A L L I E D EQ 3 5 3
1RACKLAYING TRACTORS

9.17
1.19
.19
1.36
.17

149.0
108.8
138.8
129.9

147.6
113.4
145.2
162.6

152.8
120.5
143.1
141.1

156.2
107.2
142.3
129.6

162.0
118.9
142.4
136.3

158.8
94.2
139.5
142.7

154.2
121.7
137.4
126.8

METALWORKING MACHINERY
354
SPECIAL. GENL. EQ.
355*6
O F F I C E * SERV* M I S C MACH
2)

1.67
2.31
2.64

113.7
128.1
141.3

116.3
131.6
145.3

114.4
130.9
142.9

114.5
127.9
141.3

112.1
127.5
139.0

106.6
123.9
132.5

E L E C T R I C A L MACHINERY
MAJOR E L E C T . EQ.fc P T S .
HOUSEMOLO APPLIANCES
COOKING STOVES

8.22
1.77 135.3
• 84 1 5 2 . 6
•08 114.9

139.4
168.1
136.9

140.0
165.2
116.7

136.2
146.7
94.0

139.0
143*4
86.9

PRIMARY METALS

<CONTQ)

JUNE

JULY

AUG.

91.9
111.5
123.5
116.4
94.7

97*0
106*8
120*4
112*0
91.8

103.7
109.4
128.6
112.6
92.7

107.7
111.1
131.5
113.4
96.3

76*6
60.2
68.3
89.5
65.4

83.9
90.9
76.6
101.9
62.6

93*6
102.6
84.6
116.5
65.7

104.7
115.7
97.2
130.5
70.7

107.8
118.5
101.1
132.1
74.4

140.8
126.8
99.9

138.6
129.3
96.7

136.2
123.8
97.8

137.1
120.8
96.5

138.6
121.1
99.7

139.2
125.0
102.9

146.6
119.6
137.4
116*7

139.4
101.1
130.0
108.3

140.4
119.9
120.3
102.6

130*7
109.2
121.4
96*6

129.2
113.5
118.8
91.9

127.9
117,6
117.7
90.5

132.5
126.7
124.1
12 3 . 0

101.5
122.1
133.1

101*4
121.2
130.9

96.8
116.1
125.2

97,6
116.7
124.4

94.9
115.6
123.2

94.9
113.8
125.0

98.3
113*4
126.2

95.0
112.4
127.2

132.8
123.6
95.2

128.9
116.0
73.6

126.5
108.9
82.1

120.5
101.7
71.4

114.5
112.2
78,6

112.9
121.2
88.1

109.7
126.1
84.5

105.7
130.2
93.0

108.3
136,5
97.6

130.1
75.0
131.3

107.5
81.6
126.0

97.3
70.6
123.0

102.4
94.1
133.3

117.6
110.9
135.0

124.7
125.0
136.9

127.5
126.5
142.4

138,8
121.3
149.5

114.7
24.6
120.3
99.7

108*2
30.7
109.7
112.6

107.7
30.1
107.4
149.3

105.6
23.8
103.6
165.7

105.1
29.7
103*6
165.2

106.0
31.2
105.7
147,1

107.4

110.4

107.3
138.6

10b,6

MAY

33|

36
361,2
363
3631

REFRIGERATION A P P L .
3632
LAUNDRY APPLIANCES
3633
M I S C . APPLIANCES
3634-6,9

.26
.14
.37

154.7
128.5
168.6

175.6
143.4
178.9

196.5
114.7
173.2

176.8
111.8
150.7

177.3
94.1
151.0

157.3
43.4
136.1

L I G H T I N G £ M I S C ELECT P R . 3 )
TV TUBES
3671-3
SEMICONDUCTORS
3674,9
STORAGE B A T T E R Y , R E P L . 3 6 9 1

2,71
•31
1.17
•09

135.7
49.4
145.1
158.6

137.1
49.6
147.7
150.3

134.2
44.8
1*4.1
152.9

130.3
45.5
135.1
152.5

124.4
33.3
128.7
139.1

120.4
33.0
123.4
136.8

RADIO ANO TV SETS
COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT

365
366

.52
2.37

100.6

87.2

99.9

104.2

105.2

104.0

104.0

100.7

100.1

99.7

96.5

96,0

95.6

94.8

TRANSPORTATION EOUIPMENT
MOTOR V E H I C L E S AND PARTS
AUTOS
TRUCKS AND BUSES
TRUCK T R A I L E R S
MOTOR V E H I C L E PARTS

37
371

9.29
4.56
1.87
.47
.09
2.13

94.9
171,8
176.8
113.6

103.1
151.2
196.1
119.9

99.6
170.4
182.4
121.1

108.4
184.4
176.1
119.9

91.0
178.3
175.3
102.7

69.8
144.8
172.8
84.4

62.6
115.6
77.8
83.7

58.9
114.4
71.1
86.0

73.1
106,6
60,8
92.5

82.4
131.6
58.3
95.5

86.3
136.9
64.0
9* .5

93.2
146,3
58.9
97.4

97.7
146.4
54.6
100.4

96.6
156.5
56.4
107.6

3.69
.56
•4b
•25
• 18

72.5
109.6
114.5
1 79.6
154.5

72.4
113.8
124.6
103.3
144.8

74.2
111.8
108.8
83.7
131.8

75.3
115.4
89.2
77,1
94.3

75.1
107.9
91.3
83.8
93.8

74.5
106.8
91.9
90,5
87.0

74.4
105.5
89.0
95.4
75.5

70,9
104.9
89.0
83.1
91.2

70.2
107.0
97.9
99.1
90.6

70.7
110.7
83.5
72.5
87.6

73.9
115.6
89.4
77,3
95.0

74.0
114.8
98,1
93,4
95.2

72.6
114.0
92.9
8o.9

72.4
117,2
69.6

38
381-4
385-7

2.07
1.09
.96

144.7
142.5

149.5
142.8

147.1
141.2

144.7
140.5

143.7
144.7

140.3
136.1

137,0
137.4

133.6
135.8

130.6
131.5

129.9
131.8

127.9
129.9

130.8
132.8

131.9
133.8

131.8
130,4

MANUFACTURES
39
C O N S . GOODS
391,3,4,6
B U S . SUPPLIES
395,9

1.52
•87
.65

141.0
148.8

143.2
150.0

144.9
148.9

140.3
148.6

136.1
147.0

126.5
146.0

125.5
141.9

127.7
141.8

125,1
135.9

123.1
135.3

123.8
133.0

126.7
136,5

127.6
139.6

129.5
137.9

ELECTRIC U T I L I T I E S
RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICITY

3.90
1.63

167.7

169.7

170.7

170.3

175.3

175.0

172.6

173.7

180,2

178.7

177.2

163,2

176.6

NONRESIDENTIAL ELECTRICITY
INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY
GENERAL I N D U S . E L E C T .
AEC E L E C T R I C I T Y
COMMERCIAL ANO OTHER ELECT

2.27
.99
.97
•03
1.28

153.6
142.6
143.9
103.9
162.0

157.8
145.9
146.7
118.3
167.2

156.6
148.3
149.0
126.0
162.9

154.6
146.7
147.5
120.9
160.9

153.9
143.6
145.1
92.1
161.8

154.6
137,0
138.7
78.0
168.1

154.9
134.4
134.8
117.9
167.2

152.2
132.8
133.0
128.0
167.0

154.6
132.1
132.0
132.8
172.1

153.5
128.9
130.7
130.7
170.9

152.6
130.5
130.5
130.1
169.8

153.2
130.9
130.9
127.4
170.5

156.7
134.1
132.0
140.2
174.3

GAS U T I L I T I E S
R E S I D E N T I A L GAS

1.17 117.9
•62 1 1 1 6 . 8

A I R C R A F T AND PARTS
S H I P S ANO BOATS
R A I L I MISC TRANS EQ
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT
MOBILE HOMES

372
373
374,5,9
374
379

INSTRUMENTS
EQUIPMENT I N S T R . C P T S .
CONSUMER 1 N S T R . P R O D .
MISC.
MISC.
MISC.

N O N R E S I D E N T I A L GAS
I N D U S T R I A L GAS
COMMERCIAL AND OTHER GAS

1)
2)
3)

333-6,9
357-9
364,7,9




.55
.35
.20

119.2
106.9
140.8

|

INDUSTRIAL
1967
SEASONALLY
INDEXES*

PRODUCTION
=• 1 0 0
ADJUSTED

1967=100

GROSS VALUES I N B I L L I O N S
OF 1 9 6 3 DOLLARS, ANNUAL RATES

1974
SUMMARY

1975

GROUPINGS
IV

II

III

125.5
123.5
121.9
129.5

125.4
123.7
122*5
129.5

121*3
121*0
120*5
126.0

111*6
113*8
113*5
119.1

110*4
113.5
113*6
121.4

114*1
116.4
116*6
126.4

448.0
346*0
235.4

447.4
345*9
234.4

437.1
339*6
228*3

410.7
318*5
214*5

410.9
321.1
219.7

421*3
329*0
227*1

DURABLE CONSUMER GOOOS
AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
HOME GOOOS

132*4
115.7
141.9

130.9
113.3
140.7

118*8
101.4
128.6

102*7
61.8
114*6

110.5
98.2
117.5

117.1
107.3
122.6

67.7
28*4
39*3

67.6
28*0
39*6

60.2
24*9
35*3

50.8
19*6
31.2

56*0
24.1
31.9

60*6
26.5
34.1

NONDURABLE CONSUMER GOODS
CLOTHING
CONSUMER STAPLES
(HOME GOODS AND C L O T H I N G )

128.4
107.4
133.9
125.9

129.1
107.0
134.9
125.1

128.7
103*2
135.5
116.9

125.4
93.5
133*6
104*8

125*5
93*8
133.9
106.5

129-9

167.8
22.3
145.3
61.6

166*8
22.3
144*6
61.8

168*2
21*4
146*7
56*7

163.7
19*0
144.7
50*2

163*8
19*1
144.7
51.0

166*6

137.0
113.4

EOUIPMENT
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
I N D U S T R I A L EOUIPMENT
COMMERCIAL, T R A N S I T , FARM
DEFENSE ANO SPACE EQUIPMENT

111.4
129.5
128.7
130.2
81.5

112.7
130.8
130*6
131*0
82.8

112.6
130.0
129*0
131*2
83.7

105.7
119.5
120.7
118*2
82.8

102.7
114.8
115.2
114*3
82.7

103.1
115.2
113*9
116*7
82.9

110*4
78.6
36*1
42.4
31.9

111*4
79.0
36.8
42.2
32.5

111*3
78.3
36*2
42*1
32.9

104.0
71.5
34*0
37*5
32.5

101*4
69.0
32.2
36.8
32.4

101.8
69.3
32.0
37.4
32*4

129.2
130.4
128.2

128.0
127.9
128.2

122*9
121.0
124.5

115*1
112.3
117.7

112.9
108.2
116*6

115.7
109.3

102.2
47*6
54.6

101.4
46.7
54*7

97.5
44*0
53.5

92.2
41.1
51.1

89.8
39*6
50.1

92.3
40.1

MATERIALS
DURABLE GOODS MATERIALS
NONOURABLE GOOOS MATERIALS
FUEL AND POWER, I N D U S T R I A L

128.9
127.7
131.4
124.7

128.6
127.7
130.3
126*8

121*7
122.3
121.7
117.4

107.9
107.3
106.7
118*0

105.4
100.5
109.9
118.3

110.5
105.0
116*8
119.8

MANUFACTURING
DURABLE
NONOURABLE

125.4
121.6
130.7

125.3
121.8
130.6

120.5
117*2
125.4

109.6
105*5
115.5

108.5
103.0
116.5

112.6
105*6
122*8

M I N I N G AND U T I L I T I E S
MINING
UTILITIES

128.0
110.8
149.5

128.3
108.9
. 1 5 2 «7

126.7
127.7
106,6
108.2
L52_*p_ 1 5 2 * 4

127.1
106.9

127.4
106.2
154.0,

TOTAL INDEX
PRODUCTS, TOTAL
F I N A L PRODUCTS
CONSUMER GOOOS

EC

I N T E R M E D I A T E PROOUCTS
CONSTRUCTION PROOUCTS
M I S C . I N T E R M E D I A T E PROOUCTS

I

II

152.7

I I I

146*0
54.7

GROSS VALUES IN BILLIONS
OF 1963 DOLLARS, ANNUAL RATES
MAJOR MARKET
GROUPINGS

1963
DOLLARS

1974
AVG.

1974
SEP.

OCT.

NOV.

DEC.

1975
JAN.

FEB.

MAR.

APR.

JUNE

JULY

AUG.

SEP.

286.3
221.4
156.3

444.2
343.2
232.6

447.3
346.1
233.1

445.5
346.4
233.7

439.2
341.3
228.9

426 . 6
331.1
222.3

416.6
322.6
216.5

410.3
317.6
213.7

405.2
315.4
213.2

409.8
319.0
217.5

408.7
319.4
217.9

414.5
325.0
223.6

416.8
325.5
224.9

420.2
32 7 . 9
226.6

426.8
333.5
229.8

44.5
24.1
20.5

65.0
26.8
38.2

67.1
27.5
39.7

65.4
28.6
36.8

60.7
25.1
35.6

54.5
21.0
33.5

51.0
19.2
31.9

49.6
18*6
31.2

51.6
21.1
30.5

54.4
23 . 0
31.5

55.9
24.0
32.0

57.7
25.5
32.2

59.0
26.4
32.6

60.9
26.3
34.6

61.9
26.8
35.2

NONDURABLE CONSUMER GDS
CLOTHING
CONSUMER STAPLES
(HOME GOODS t C L O T H I N G )

111.8
18.1
93.7
38.6

167.7
22.3
145.3
60.5

166.0
22.0
14 4 . 0
61.7

168.5
21.8
146.6
58.6

168.2
21.3
146.8
56.9

167*9
21.1
146.7
54*6

165.5
19.4
146.1
51.3

164*1
19.4
144.6
50.5

161.6
18.3
143.3
48.8

163.2
18.5
144.7
49.9

162*1
18.5
143.7
50.4

166*0
20.4
145.6
52.6

165.9
20.3
14 5 . 5
52.9

165.7

166.1

145.8
54.6

146.6
56.7

EQUIPMENT
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
I N D U S T R I A L EQUIPMENT
C O M ' L , T R A N S I T , F A R M EQ
DEFENSE £ SPACE E Q U I P .

65.3
40.1
20.3
19.8
25.2

110.6
78.3
36.1
42.2
32.3

112.8
80.1
37.1
43.0
32.7

112.7
79.7
36.7
43.0
33.0

112.4
79.4
36.4
43.0
32.9

108.8
75.9
35.6
40.3
32.8

105.9
73.0
34.6
38.3
32.9

103.9
71.5
33.9
37.6
32*4

102.2
69.9
33.4
36.4
32.3

101.4
69.0
32.5
36.6
32.4

101.5
69.1
32.2
36.9
32.4

101.3
68*9
32.0
36.8
32.5

100.6
68.3
31.7
36.5
32.3

101.3
69.0
31.9
37.1
32.3

103.5
70.7
32.2
38.5
32.8

64.9
31.4
33.5

100.9
46.5
54.4

101.0
46.5
54.4

99.4
45.0
54.4

97.4
44.0
53.3

95.8
42.9
52.9

94.3
42.1
52.2

92.3
41.1
51.3

90.0
40.1
50.0

90.5
40.4
50*0

89.2
39.4
49.9

89.6
39.1
50.5

91.2
39.5
51.7

92.4
40.2
52.3

93.3
40.5

PRODUCTS, TOTAL
F I N A L PROOUCTS
CONSUMER GOOOS
DURABLE CONSUMER GOOOS
AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
HOME GOODS

I N T E R M E D I A T E PROOUCTS
CONSTRUCTION PROOUCTS
M I S C . INTERMEDIATE P R 0 0 .




MAY

INDUSTRIAL

PRODUCTION

1967 « 100
NOT SEASONALLY
1967|
PROPORTION

AOJUSTEO

1974
AVG*

1974

100.00|

124*8

130*1

128*0

121*6 113*9

110*7

62*21
48.94
28.53
20*42

123*1
121*7
128.8
111*7

130.2
129*2
138.8
115*8

127*3
126*3
134*1
115*5

121*4
120*4
125*2
113*8

114*1
113*1
116*1
109*0

111*9
112*5
116*7
106*5

1 3 . 2 7 128*3
37*79 127*4

133.9
12 9 . 9

130*6
129*3

124*8
121*9

117*8
113*4

7*86] 1 2 7 . 9
2*84 1 1 0 . 0
94*9
1*87
.97 1 3 9 . 0

137.5
120.6
107.3
146.1

137.2
128.1
124.1
135.7

124*0
106*8
98.7

102*2
74*1
54*8
111*2

5*02 138.0
1.41 132*0
.92 1 4 8 * 8
*49

147.1
144.1
159.4

142*4
139*3
155*1

133.7
122*5
133.0

103.0

113.2
92.1
105.6

114.8
94.0
110.1

1*08 1 5 3 * 5
2*53 1 3 4 . 7

159.7
143.5

154.1
139.2

148.0
133.9

144*8
122*1

134.0
116.1

NONDURABLE CONSUMER GOOOS
20*66 1 2 9 * 2
CLOTHING
4.32 1 0 9 . 0
CONSUMER STAPLES
16.34 134.5
CONSUMER FOOOS AND TOBACCO 8 . 3 7 1 2 5 . 4

139.3
116.2
145.4
135.4

132.9
108*7
139*3
132*0

125.7
101.0
132*2
124*6

121.4
91.8
129*2
116*6

122.6
89.6
117.4

97.2
130*9
119*1

7.97
2*64
1.91
3*42
2*25

144.0
158.4
125.2
143*8
153.7

155.9
171.1
139.0
153.6
168.5

147.0
168.7
132.7
138.3
145.1

140*1
155*0
126.5
136*2
141.5

142*2
148*0
120*2
150 * 0
160*9

145.9
151*0
115.2
159.2
174.4

143*3
150*6
118*6
151*5
165*6

B U S I N E S S EQUIPMENT
12.74
I N D U S T R I A L EQUIPMENT
6.78
B U I L D I N G AND M I N I N G E Q U I P * 1 * 4 6
MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT
3.85
POWER EQUIPMENT
1.47

129.4
128.7
136*0
121*7
139.9

135.5
134.2
14 5 . 0
125.6
14 5 . 6

134.4
132.6
143.5
123.7
144.9

131.5
130.7
144*3
120.2
144.5

123*5
125.1
139*9
114.4
138.5

120.2
120.9
137.0
109.6
134.7

120*3
121.2
139.7
110.5
130*5

COMMERCIAL, T R A N S I T , FARM EQ 5 . 9 7
COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT
3.30
T R A N S I T EQUIPMENT
2.00
FARM EQUIPMENT
.67

130.3
141.1
109.6
138.7

136.9
150.0
110.1
151.7

136.5
145.8
117.0
148.9

132.5
142.4
112.8
142*3

121.7

133.7
97.2
135.5

119.3
129.1
94.6

94.0

92.6

144.5

145.8

7.67
5.15

82.3
81.2

83.2
82.2

84.1
82.2

84*4
82.0

84.9
81.9

83.7
81.7

82,
80,

5.93
7.33

129.6
127.3

132.0
135.5

128.8
132.1

123.7
125.6

116.3
118.9

107.6
114.1

20*91
4.75
5.41

10.75

127*3
112.1
123.8
135*9

130.5
117.2
126.2
138.5

129.9
116.7
123.6
139.0

123.0 112.1
105.5 94.1
121.1
118.9
131.6 117.6

14.00
NONDURABLE GOODS MATERIALS
TEXTILE, PAPER, C C H E M . MAT. 8 . 5 8
5.41
NONDURABLE MATERIALS NEC
2.89
FUEL t POWER, INDUSTRIAL

128.5
139*8
110.6
122.6

129.4
142.]
109.3
128.1

128.8
139.5
111.8
126.9

122.0
114*6
129.8 121*1
109.6 104.3
113.5 114.4

124.6
139.4

132.8
139.7

133.2

MAJOR
MARKET GROUPINGS

TOTAL

INDEX

PROOUCTS. TOTAL
F I N A L PROOUCTS
CONSUMER GOOOS
EQUIPMENT
INTERMEDIATE
MATERIALS
CONSUMER

PROOUCTS

SEP.

JULY
111*4

AUG*

SEP*

110*6

110*4

110*6

114*5

109*4

115*1119*9

112.8
112*9
117*9
106*0

112*3
112*2
117*4
104*9

112*5
112*0
118*7
102*8

112*7
112*4
119*4
102*7

117.7
117.7
127*1
104*6

113*7
113*3
122*5
100*3

118*7
118*3
130*7
101*2

123*3
123*4
135*8
105.9

109*6
108*6

112*5
109*0

112*5
107*8

114*2
106*9

113*5
107*2

117*5
109*2

114*9
102*4

120*1
109*3

123.1
114.3

100.9
79.4
64.8

102.4
60.3
62.4

109.7

114.5

90.6
122*2

111.4
103.7
94*1
122*0

117.5
109*9
101.6
125.7

104.3
89*4
71.8
123.1

115*1
97.3
79.9

107*5

104*4
90*3
78*9
112*1

126.1
114.7
103.2
136.8

112*4
88*9

105.0

114*4
97*0
119*6

115*9
100*2
119*1

121.8
105.7
125*4

112.7
94.5
116.1

125*1
103.3
116*2

137*1
117*0

130.6
117*6

127.8
116.5

12 5 . 4
120*5

133.7
125.6

116.8
121.0

142.7
129.7

132.7

123.8

122.3
93.7
129*8

117.7

122.1
95*0
129*3
120*1

122.5
95*3
129.7
120.6

130.8
103.1
138.1
128.5

129.5
90.9
139*6
12 4 * 7

144.5
131.2

147*5
137*2

142.5
155.6
117*6
146.1
160.2

139.0
154.3
116*0
140.1
152.2

139.3
159.0
120*5
134.6
142.9

148.2
168.6
126*8
144.3
152.6

155.3
164.4
132.4
161.0
175.3

158.4
169.1
136.4
162.5

118*4
120.3
139.1
108.7
131.8

115*3
115.7
129.7
105.5
128.6

114*8
114.1
128.1
104.5
125.2

117.3
116.2
128.8
107.1
127*2

111*7
110.9
121.7
102*3
122*7

112.9
113.1
128.3
103.9
122.3

119.3
116.7
135.8
106.2
125.2

119.2

116.2

129.1

124.2

114.9
121.1

112.6
126.1
92*2
106.6

112.5

101.6
132.8

126.2
90.7

147.4

115.6
121.5
100.6
131.2

118.7
126.1

95*1
143.8

110.5

122*2
130.5
103.5

82.4
80.6

81.9
80.5

82.6
82.2

83.5
83.3

81.5
81.5

81.7
81.6

110.1
114*5

111.2
113.6

114.4
114.1

112.1
114.6

113.7
120.5

107.3
121*1

113.3
125.7

107.7
85*6
116.1
113.3

108.8
85*6
113*7
116.6

107.5
87.1
112.5
113.9

104.2
86.7
107.9
110.0

103.2 104.7
104.1 102.5
108.6 111.0

97.4
86.4
96.3
101.8

103.5
96.8
97.6
109.5

110.4
104.B
102.8
116.6

107.7
111*0
102.5
119.7

106.8
111.0
100.1
119.8

106.1
108.3
102.5
118.8

108.5
112.1
103.0
118.0

111.1
115.5
104.0
118.0

113.6
116.6
105.5
120.0

107.8
110.4
103.8
112.4

116.2
121.9
107.1
117.7

118.8
125.4
108.2
121.4

126.8
139.5

102.3
118.6 106.0
126.8
111*4 119.0

106.7
121.3

103.8
120.1

105.4
124.4

106.3
126.9

113*2
132.4

102.6
128.9

116.6
137.4

126.3

121.6 125.9

126.2

123.6

121.8

127.3

131.8

133.8 133.9

GOOOS

DURABLE CONSUMER GOOOS
AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
AUTOS
AUTO PARTS £ ALLIED GOOOS
HOME GOODS
A P P L I A N C E S * T V , HOME AUDIO
APPLIANCES AND A/C
TV A NO HOME AUOIO
CARPETING ANO FURNITURE
MISC. HOME GOOOS

NONFOOO STAPLES
CONSUMER CHEMICAL PROO*
CONSUMER PAPER PROOUCTS
CONSUMER FUEL £ L I G H T I N G
RESIDENTIAL U T I L I T I E S

122*4

118*2
91.2

131.3

101.4

130*7

132.5
120.1

139.5

EQUIPMENT

DEFENSE AND SPACE EQUIPMENT
M I L I T A R Y PRODUCTS
INTERMEDIATE

83.7
8 3.4

PROOUCTS

CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS
M I S C . I N T E R M E D I A T E PRODUCTS

MATERIALS
DURABLE GOOOS MATERIALS
CONSUMER DURABLE PARTS
EQUIPMENT PARTS
DURABLE MATERIALS NEC

SUPPLEMENTARY

92.9

GROUPS

HOME GOOOS AND CLOTHING
CONTAINERS

ENERGY, TOTAL

DATA

89.9

FOR THE CURRENT




9.34
1.82

MONTH ARE E S T I M A T E D .

PREVIOUS MONTH DATA

130.2

128.2

ARE P R E L I M I N A R Y .

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
1967 * 100
NOT SEASONALLY ADJUSTEO
1967
PROPORTION

1974
AVG.

MANUFACTURING
DURABLE
NONDURABLE

88.55
52.33
36.22

M I N I N G AND U T I L I T I E S
MINING
UTILITIES

MAJOR
INDUSTRY GROUPINGS

SIC
CODE

1974

1975
JUNE

JULY

AUG.

SEP*

109.1
104.1
116.5

113.0
106.7
122.2

106.8
99.1
118.0

113.3
104.0
126.8

117.9
109.6
130.0

124*2
107.4
145*4

122.7
107.3
142.1

127.1
108.2
150*9

130.1
103.0
164.1

133.1
106.4
166*7

133.5
107.9
165*6

110.6
106.2
112.4
115.5

106.9
101*8
106.8
112.7

103.3
94.9
95.5
112.6

104*1
96.5
93*0
112.6

95.0
83.8
60.0
107.5

102.3
91.7
86*3
114.1

107.3
98.2
92.2
117.5

104.0
117.9
127.7
106 . 9

103.2
114.3
122.5
105.1

103.1
112.3
119.3
104.4

102.7
109.9
116*0
103.1

105.6
112.1
118*5
105*1

98.4
105.3
110.3
99.7

101*3
108.5
113*0
103.5

107.9
114.5
lib.7
109.8

79.6
80.8
78.4
133.0
86.7

78.7
80.9
76.5
130.3
87.2

83*0
88.5
77.8
128.4
87.4

87*1
97.2
77.3
127*0
86*7

89*9
99*6
80.6
128.4
86.9

93.7
106.1
81.8
135.8
88.1

82.7
87.6
77.9
133.4
85.7

86.9
96.0
78.1
134.3
85.5

97.1
113.2
81.6
139.3
86.9

104.8
95.2
110.5

99.4
90.4
104.7

101.3
99.5
102.3

101.5
101.8
101.3

105*8
106*2
105*6

108.0
109.0
107*3

112.0
115.3
110.1

107.5
110.8
105.7

114.5
117.6
112.7

115.4

134.3
124.1
143.7

127*2
121.6
132.3

118*0
112.9
122.7

121*0
116.3
125.3

119*1
110.6
126.8

117*0
105.9
127.0

116*7
106.5
126.0

121.7
107.3
134.8

112.3
95.7
127.5

125.2
112.2
137.0

130.6

110*9
121.5
106*1
73.9

101*8
112.8
99*9
75.2

87*6
94.3
87.7
66.4

86.3
89.9
88.8
65.6

92.7
98.0
94.5
69.5

90.6
99.7
89.4
67.2

92.8
102.9
91.3
67*2

94.1
106.4
90.9
68*5

100.0
112.2
96.8
75.2

87.5
97.3
84.9
66.9

103.8
119*3

107.2

126.7
132.2
123.0

126*0
140.2
116.4

117.9
126,5
112.1

106.2
106.8
105.8

101.4
111.8
94.4

103.8
112.2
98.2

102.1
106.9
98*8

102.9
109*0
98*8

105.4
108.8
103.1

110.6
112*0
109.7

106.6
105.3
107.5

116.1
118*2
114.7

116.2

151.7
154.3
124.0
164.4

159.2
163.2
126.2
171.6

156.5
159.0
127.0
171.3

147.1
147.6
126.9
161.3

138.2
137.9
125.9
149.2

131.9
133.0
123.4
135.1

132.3
133.5
120.5
137.7

129.2
132.0
115.3
130.6

131.9
134.7
114.9
135.8

134.3
137.5
117.1
136.7

138.7
142.2
125.3
137.3

139.0
142.8
131.9
131.7

145*1
147.8
132.4
145.6

148.0
151.5
132.2

124.8
126.2
106.4

133.4
135.0
112.6

132*0
133.0
118.8

125.4
127.0
104.6

118*8
121.7
80.7

116.9
117.8
104.5

117.8
118.3
111.5

116.6
117.7
102.8

118.9
119.5
110.9

119.6
120.9
102.8

127.0
128.4
109.2

123.5
125.8
93.5

129.3
130*4

135.2
136.8

M E T A L . STONE £ EARTH MINERALS
METAL M I N I N G
10
STONE AND EARTH MINERALS 1 4

1.27 117.2
• 51 1 2 9 . 2
•76 1 0 9 . 1

122.9
142.2
109.7

125*5
141.8
114.4

118.6
126.1
113.5

112.5
121.0
106.8

105.8
117.1
98.1

104.5
119.8
94.0

105.8
116.5
98.4

112.8
124.5
104.9

114.8
129.6
104.8

113.7
130.9
102.0

106.1
114.8
100.3

113.9
129.2
103.6

115.6

COAL, O I L , AND GAS
COAL
11.12
O I L AND GAS E X T R A C T I O N
13

5.11
.69
4.42

107.3
105.1
107.7

107.3
115*0
106.1

108.3
117.9
106.8

102.4
69.1
107.6

103.6
84.8
106.5

105.3
110.1
104.5

108.3
117.9
106.8

107.1
115.9
105.7

106.1
114.2
104.9

105.4
115.9
103.8

106.8
122.4
104.4

102.2
91.5
103.9

104.5
108.7
103.8

106.0
116.6
104.3

3.90
1.17

159.5
117.9

175.6

156.2

151.3

161.4

170.0

161.4

160.2

154.0

149.6

161.2

178.3

SEP*

OCT.

NOV.

DEC.

JAN.

FEB.

MAR.

APR.

124.4
120.7
129.7

129*4
124.7
136*2

128*2
124.0
134*2

121.6
118.3
126*4

112*4
109.5
116*5

108.6
105.9
112*6

109.8
106.4
114.8

108*5
105*7
112.6

109*0
105*0
114.7

11.45
6.38
5.07

127.3
109*3
149,9

133.8
110*4
163.2

127.5
111*7
147.4

122.4
105*6
143.5

125.7
105*4
151.2

128*7
105.4
157.9

126.8
107.5
151.2

126.1
106.9
150.2

PRIMARY £ FABRICATED METALS
PRIMARY METALS
33
IRON £ S T E E L , S U B T O T 3 3 1 . 2
FABRICATED METAL P R O D .
34

12.54
6.61
4.23
5.93

127.5
124.1
119.9
131.4

129.0
124*6
122.0
133*8

128.9
125.7
122.7
132.4

123.8
118.2
114.2
130.0

113.8
104.5
102.5
124.1

109.9
105.1
107.3
115.2

111.3
107.4
110.3
115.7

MACHINERY AND A L L I E D GOOOS
MACHINERY
NONELECTRICAL M A C H .
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY

35
36

32.44
17.40
9.17
8.22

116.3
128.1
133.8
125.2

121*1
135.5
140.1
130.3

120.7
133*1
137.0
128.7

115.4
128.6
133.9
122.7

107.0
101.7
128.9
113.7

104.1
117.4
124.2
109.8

TRANSPORTATION E Q U I P .
37
MOTOR V E H I C L E S £ P T S . 3 7 1
AEROSPACE t M I S C TR EO 1 )
INSTRUMENTS
38
ORDNANCE. P V T . £ G O V T .
2}

9.29
4.56
4.73
2.07
3.69

96.9
113.2
81*1
143.9
86.1

101.1
119.4
83*5
151.0
87.1

105.4
129.4
82*3
146.4
86*6

95.6
110.6
81*1
143.9
86.7

80.2
79.6
80*7
138.1
87*0

24
32

4.44
1.65
2.79

123.6
120.1
125.7

125.9
121*6
128.5

123.5
114*2
129.0

113.9
103.5
120.0

FURNITURE AND MISCELLANEOUS
FURNITURE AND F I X T U R E S
25
MISCELLANEOUS M F R S .
39

2.90
1.38
1.52

136.1
126.9
144.4

143.7
130.7
155.5

139.6
126*8
151*3

6.90
2.69
3.33
•88

108.9
122.7
105.4
77.3

111*0
126.3
108.1
74.5

26
27

7.92
3.18
4.74

121.0
134.0
112.3

C H E M I C A L S . PETROLEUM, RUBBER
CHEMICALS AND PRODUCTS
28
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
29
RUBBER £ P L A S T . P R O D .
30

11.92
7.86
1.80
2.26
9.48
8.81
•67

DURABLE

MAY

MANUFACTURES

LUMBER. CLAY, AND GLASS
LUMBER AND PRODUCTS
C L A Y . G L A S S , STONE P R 0 0 .

NONDURABLE

MANUFACTURES

T E X T I L E S . APPAREL. £ LEATHER
T E X T I L E M I L L PRODUCTS
22
APPAREL PRODUCTS
23
LEATHER AND PRODUCTS
31
PAPER AND P R I N T I N G
PAPER AND PRODUCTS
P R I N T I N G AND P U B L I S H I N G

FOODS AND TOBACCO
FOOOS
TOBACCO PRODUCTS

20
21

79.3

115.8

MINING

UTILITIES
ELECTRIC
GAS

1)
2)

372-5,9
19,91PT.




10
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
1967 « 100
NOT SEASONALLY AOJUSTEO
INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS
ANO I N D I V I D U A L S E R I E S

SIC
CODE

1967
PROPORTION

1974
AVG.

1974

1975

AUG.

SEP.

OCT.

NOV.

DEC.

JAN.

FEB.

MAR.

APR.

108.71 1 0 9 . 6

135.2
148.3
171.3
117.2

130*3
152.0
174.0
134.4

100.3
149.1
169.6
122.2

89.6
149.1
168.7
120.7

85.2
145.8
158.1
121.5

89.8
146.9
159.5
127.4

89.7
140.6
147.1
126.6

103.9
143.2
154.0
123.9

JULY

AUG.

121*4
136.9
152.8
116.3

128.5
133.2
144.9
118.5

116.8
112.9
115.0
92.4

124.0
133.9
143.0

26.0
117.7

45.3
118*8

53.0
125.2

39.7
93.5

52*0
111.0

99*3
96*5
110.6
89.2
88.3

99.1
96.1
110.3
90.0
87.7

98.0
95.3
109.6
90.1
86.7

98.3
95.7
108.9
90.7
87.8

97.8
95.3
109.0
90.7
86.9

97.2
94.5
108.0
91.4
86*0

117.4
117.0
140.7

111*7
117.6
144.2

112.4
116.0
140.1

110*0
114.0
139.0

109.8
116.8
140*8

115.0
141*2

143.6

•5l|
•24
•27
• 14
•03

147.5 1 2 3 . 6
166.7 1 2 3 . 3
123.6 1 2 4 . 5

ANTHRACITE

•03
.67

107.3 1 0 7 . 9

42.9
117.9

56.7
120.5

59.1
69.4

57.8
85*8

48.0
112.6

47.2
120.7

54.5
118*3

103*8
99.8
112.6
89.9
93.1

92.3

101*5
98.1
111*4
69*1
9 1 jn

101.4
97.5
111*3
89*1
89.9

102.1
97.8
111.2
89.6
90.5

100*4
95.2
110*9
88.5
85.8

98.5
94.3
108.6
88.0
85.9

101.3
97.6
110.2
89.3
90.8

121.4 1 1 6 . 9
119.8 1 1 8 * 9
128.5 1 3 2 . 5

116*4
116*2
133*3

118*3
119.6
138.3

121.2
120.2
139.4

123.0
118.5
143.5

117.0
115.6
141*0

BITUMINOUS

11
COAL

12

O I L ANO GAS E X T R A C T I O N
CRUDE O I L t NATURAL GAS
CRUOE O I L
TEXAS CRUOE
C A L I F O R N I A CRUOE
ALL OTHER CRUOE
NATURAL GAS
NATURAL GAS L I Q U I D S
O I L ANO GAS D R I L L I N G

FOOOS
MEAT PROOUCTS
BEEF
PORK
M I S C . MEATS

13
131

4.421
3.63
2.95
1.06
•33
1.57
.67
.29
•51

132
138

50.9 1

56.9

102.2

1 98.8
111.2

1 89.7

NAY

JUNE

METAL M I N I N G
10
I R O N ORE
101*6
NONFERROUS ORES
102-5,8,9
COPPER ORES
102
LEAD ANO Z I N C ORES
103

20
201

8.81
1.16
•39
•54
• 22

110.1
113.7
109.7
104.4

110*0
114.0
104.4
116.7

113*8
115.4
113.5
111.8

117.0
123.0
112.8
116.5

111.0
118.5
110.7
98.3

106*0
114*2
10 5 * 3
92.7

106*6
120*1
103*1
91.3

103.9
119.8
100.4
84.0

101.7
115.0
96.2
91.6

107.2
112.9
106.2
99.2

96.3
108.0
87.5
96.9

101*8
115*0
89.5
108.7

93.7
109.6
75.7
109.4

98.9
119*4
78*3
113*3

202
2021
2022
2023
2024

1.14
•04
•07
• 11
• 13

100.2
77.4
166.5
61.7
100.6

101.4
69*8
158.0
j 65.0
119.1

97.7
66.3
149.7
48.3
108.6

94*6
66.0
148*8
41*5
90.3

93.5
67.4
146.0
42.6
82.7

95.6
87.0
150.2
56.6
76.4

96.2
90.8
148*9
57.7
80.6

98.9
95.8
155*5
61.2
94.5

100.6
95.6
164.2
61.5
104.7

101.9
98.0
173.6
70.6
103.3

105.4
96.7
182.6
82.8
117.4

108.4
89.5
195.2
84.3
136.3

99.1
65.6
105.9
66.8
128.6

96*8
58*5
92.7
55*2
127*6

CANNED AND FROZEN FOODS
203
G R A I N M I L L PROOUCTS
204
FLOUR t CORN M I L L .
2041*6

1.19
•96
• 28

139.6 1 4 6 . 6
135.6 1 4 0 . 8
98.5 9 7 . 6

163.0
140.9
105.1

160*0
144.5
105.1

145.0
141.1
105.2

128*0
136*8
94.7

123.0
133.2
89.7

130,0
135.6
93.5

128.6
134.7
96.1

12 7 . 7
136.0
99.2

131.4
135.6
98.0

146.6
142.2
99.0

146.7
140.8
97.4

155.7
148.6
109*5

BAKERY PRODUCTS
SUGAR
CONFECTIONERY

205
206
207

1.16
.22
•41

113.3 1 2 4 . 7
122.8 1 0 9 . 2
115.9 1 2 6 . 0

124.0
106.9
168.3

116.4
153.7
134*3

111.7
166.1
113.2

104*7
129*2
82.4

100.6
92.0
90.2

98.2
65.2
109.0

98*2
68.4
91.8

100.0
93.2
87.8

103.5
96*3
90.2

115.7
102.2
71.2

119.3
96*6
58.2

120.2
108.1
101.0

208
2082*3
2084
2085
2086*7

1.59
.53
.07
•24
.75

153.7
134.6
181.8
117.1
176,7

168*2
147.4
167.8
108.2
202.3

164.6
136.2
167*5
121*4
198.4

158*6
121.4
216*9
144*0
184*4

149.2
112.7
206.6
127.2
177.1

144*2
114.5
221*4
114*0
168*4

147.2
124.0
190.1
112.3
171.1

140*5
125.6
176.0
102*9
160.2

146.3
130.5
193.1
110.7
164.7

155.3
149.3
175*3
125*1
167.5

159.2
144.6
178.5
121.4
180.1

179.9
169.4
198*0
135*8
200.0

174.0
158.2

176.1

107*8
209*6

122.2
212.0

M I S C . FOOD PREPARATIONS
209
FATS ANO O I L S
2091-4*6
C O F F E E * M I S C FOOO 2 0 9 5 , 7 - 9

.99
• 32
.67

125.5 1 1 9 * 4
117.5 1 0 3 . 5
129.2 1 2 6 . 9

120.9
105.1
128.3

125.5
119*6
128*3

128.1
113.9
134.7

128.0
109.5
136.6

123.6
114.6
127.8

129*5
116.8
135.5

124.6
112.0
130.6

124.9
106.6
133.6

120.8
98.7
131.1

121.0
102.8
129.5

118*4
97.5
128*3

121.4
10 3 . 2
130.0

TOBACCO PROOUCTS
CIGARETTES
CIGARS

21
211
212

.67
• 54
.07

110.0 1 1 5 * 4
1 1 4 . 4 12 3 . 0

113.3
127.3

120*0
135.6

105.3
121.6

82.0
75.2

107.7
113.1

116*1
114*3

106.0
108.5

116.2
124.2

109*2
108.4

117.7
104.4

100*4
64.9

121.1
10 2 . 4

22
221*4
222
223

2.69
• 61
• 30
• 14

81.1 82*7
170,5 1 7 2 . 7
55.0 4 6 . 5

78.7
167.4
45.3

74.2
165.5
44.1

69.9
149.3
43.2

55.7
120.1
42.7

61.0
130.1
43.7

64.5
127.5
39.5

65.4
130.4
41.5

68*8
136.0
43.4

74.8
150*7
42*8

78.6
156.6
45.7

69.6
131*5
40*6

84.2
168.2
46.1

225
2251*2
2253-9

•63
•21
•42

165.9 1 8 6 . 3
147.2 1 5 1 * 8
175.2 2 0 3 . 6

182.8
147.1
200.7

173.2
142.0
189.0

162.9
144.7
172.0

134.1
106.3
148.0

116.7
100.8
124.7

137.3
134.0
139*1

142.7
156.1
135.8

145*5
157.8
139.5

151*4
147*3
153.6

169.7
173*6
167.8

148*7
148*3
149*0

173.7
176.1
172.4

226
227
228,9

•24
• 20
• 58

90.7 8 9 . 9
190.8 2 0 5 . 1
102.7 1 0 4 . 5

88.8
209.1
100.2

85.0
200.0
99,0

76.5
185*8
91.1

59.5
171.6
78.6

59.8
148.7
73.4

67.5
158.9
80.9

66*0
155.3
82.3

70.7
159.9
83.5

73.1
176.1
86.8

79.4
187.3
95.0

60*6
157.4
81.3

80.8
190.4
99.0

APPAREL PRODUCTS
23
M E N ' S OUTERWEAR
H E N ' S S U I T S AND COATS
231
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
232
WOMEN'S OUTERWEAR
233
M I S C . APP C A L L I E D GDS 2 3 4 - 9

3.33
1.07
.34
.70
1.06
1.21

112.6
103.8
110.9
10 3 . 3
108.1 1 1 8 . 3

114.7

108.6

101.1

92.9

84.9

88.3

86.1

89*6

93.1

101.2

97.3

108.5

110.3
99.4
129.4
115.9
119.6

110.1
98*8
133.2
122.3
124.2

102.1
68.7
126.3
112.1
113.5

93.0
79.2
114.1
95.0
96.6

80.2
66.5
104.4
84.5
88.4

77.0
68.3
103.8
88.5
101.5

86.3
81.4
112.6
99.0
113.4

91.5
89.6
112.0
97.6
108.8

94.7
95*8
117.8
104.4
119*1

99.8
98.2
118.2
104.4
116.5

106*3
101.6
124.2
110.7
120.4

101.0
92.2
120*6
108*9

106.7
100.0
128.6
116.3

148.6
101.2

143.9
98.7

139.5
99.3

138.7
93.2

126.9
90.6

132.3
91.0

125.3
86.5

120*6
80.7

123*1
77.8

125*5
75.3

107*7
74.4

132.1
75.7

D A I R Y PRODUCTS
BUTTER
CHEESE
CONCENTRATED MILK
FROZEN DESSERTS

BEVERAGES
BEER AND ALE
WINES AND BRANDY
L10U0RS
SOFT DRINKS

T E X T I L E M I L L PROOUCTS
COTTON F A B R I C S
MAN-HADE F A B R I C S
WOOL F A B R I C S
K N I T GOOOS
HOSIERY
K N I T GARMENTS
FABRIC F I N I S H I N G
CARPETING
YARN t M I S C . T E X T I L E S

LUMBER AND PROOUCTS
24
1.65
LOGGING ANO LUMBER
241,2
.83
.59
LUMBER
242
LUMBER PROOUCTS
243,4,9 i
.83
.50
MILLWORK ANO PLYWOOD
243
.29
PLYWD,PREFAB PROD 2 4 3 2 , 3
FURNITURE AND F I X T U R E S
25
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
251
FIXTURES, O F F . FURN. 2 5 2 , 4 , 9




1.38
• 88

1

117.1
104*2
134*2
122.7
124.8

145.1 1 4 9 . 3
.43 1 97.2 1 96.9

11
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
1967 « 100
NOT SEASONALLY AOJUSTED
INOUSTRY SUBTOTALS
ANO I N D I V I D U A L S E R I E S

SIC
CODE

PAPER ANO PRODUCTS
PULP AND PAPER
WOOD PULP
PAPER
PAPERBOARD

1967
PROPORTION

1974
AVG.

1974

1975

AUG.

SEP.

OCT.

NOV.

DEC.

JAN.

FEB*

MAR*

APR.

JULY

AUG.

106.8
103.2
102.1
119.5

113.9
106.4
113.4
125.6

106.4
101.8
105.0
115.5

120.8
114.5
119.0
133.1

107*1
130.5
112.9
128*0

105.4
117.5
115.0
125.6

116.7
121.5
118.3
133.3

110.0
119.9
111.5
131*4

122.0
118.6
125.6

92.8
122*1
87.0

95*6
118*4
87*4

97.7
126*6
90.9

92.2
140.3
101.1

82.8
142*9
108*2

85.6
148.6
112.1

128.8
124.1
116.9

124*6
118.4
113.0

131*3
119.3
94.7

135*6
119.6
96.8

141.6
119.0
97.3

138.1
113.7
95.4

145.4
119.6
103.6

133.0
132.7
108.1

137.0
124.0
117*2

124.3
117.6
117.1

125.1
119.4
119.6

127.0
122.7
114.2

134.8
118.6
113.5

121.5
114.9
110.1

124.1
112.7

146.3
171.5
94.7
134.3

138.6
152.5
94.6
135.4

138*2
141.3
91.5
145.9

137.1
139.0
96.0
144.6

155.7
147.3
95.0
177.5

168.1
152.8

187.2
172.0

167.4
166*1

197.3

200.2

22* .4

2<d*3

240*3

140.3
189.4
119.9
106.2

134.5
178.3
125.7
121.2

136.7
183.8
125.2
131*3

137.9
181.3
128.5
138.0

138.9
180.5
130.6
137.9

137.9
182.2
125*6
129.0

142.6
183.2
134.4
141.7

152.6
204.9
139*4
144*9

149.3
205.0
133.3
135.6

150*0
202*0
135.6
133.7

3.18
1.40
•51
.54
•35

132.2
130.4
130.4
137.9

130.0
132.1
128.3
129.6

130.4
128.3
128.8
136.3

133.8
126*0
134.9
143.0

130.3
129.9
129.9
131.8

109.7
108.2
117.5
99*8

116.6
119.6
119.0
108.7

118*6
120*8
113.6
122*9

106*5
103.4
105.3
113.0

107.3
102.0
104.2
119*9

CONVERTED PAPER
264
SANITARY PAPER P R O D .
2647
PAPERBOARD CONTAINERS
265
B U I L D I N G PAPER ANO BOARD 2 6 6

•90
•18
•84
•04

138.4
125.6
131.6
140.3

136.7
126.3
134.3
150.1

135.7
123*2
130.7
144.5

160.8
131*1
129.9
126.1

131.3
127.9
115.9
107.4

113.4
120.5
91.7
83.1

114.8
131.6
102.0
63.6

109.1
127*8
108*7
107.6

104.8
120.1
109*3
116*8

4.74
1.42
1*36
1.96

106.9
132.1
102.4

100.3
152.2
116.9

110.6
151.7
115*9

111.0
141.6
102.7

110.6
133.5
98.4

101.6
125.7
91*1

66.3
117.2
84.4

90.1
122*5
87*1

7*86
3.61 165.5
2.55 141.3
• 13 1 2 2 . 5

171.6
143.6
121.5

174.1
143*6
120.1

166.3
144.9
123.9

155.3
140.7
128*0

137*2
132.7
124.9

129.2
124.5
115.7

GASES,COAL T A R , E T C .
1)
BASIC ORG. CHEM.
2816
I N O R G . C H E M . NEC
2819

•48
1.18
.76

163.7
151.1
115.0

172.3
155.9
110.9

165.0
155.9
115.0

167.0
156.9
115.9

152*7
153.5
115*5

135.0
142.3
117.6

SYNTHETIC MATERIALS
282
P L A S T I C S MATERIALS
2821
S Y N T H E T I C RUBBER
2822
MAN-MADE F I B E R S
2823,4

1.26
.55
• 13
•56

214.7
217.6
129.4
231.4

227.9
224.8
130.9
252.8

235*8
233*1
131*3
262*3

215.8
223.5
12 5 . 2
229.2

184*9
204*9
117.4
181.4

CHEMICAL PRODUCTS
283-7,9
ORUGS ANO M E D I C I N E S
283
SOAPS ANO T O I L E T R I E S
284
SOAP C R E L . P R O D . 2 8 4 1 - 3

4.05
1*33
1.31
.73

144.1 148.8
193.2 206.5
124.3 122.1
120.0 106.2

153.0
209.7
131*8
120.2

150.3
204.8
132.0
12 3 . 2

P R I N T I N G ANO P U B L I S H I N G

27

NEWSPAPERS

271

PERI00.9BKS.,CAR0S
JOB P R I N T I N G

272,3,7
274-6,8.9

CHEMICALS AND PRODUCTS
28
CHEMICALS £ S Y N . M A T .
281,2
B A S I C CHEMICALS
281
A L K A L I E S C CHLORINE 2 8 1 2

MAY

JUNE

26
261-3
261
262
263

285
287

.44
•41

126.3
109.6

135.9
109.6

129.5
112.4

122.7
110.8

117*0
106.4

83.2
107.9

93.9
108.5

109.5
107.3

113.2
113.6

115.0
116.6

126.1
117.2

141.8
111.4

132.3
110.9

136.6
111.8

29
291,9

1.80
1.65
.65
•29

121.3
128.4
121.0

126.6
136.1
122.7

122.4
130.7
115*8

122.7
126.4
122.5

122.7
127.5
127.1

124.1
129.8
132.7

125.2
132.1
131.1

121.0
127.6
120.6

114.4
122.6
114.9

112.8
122.0
111.0

114.2
123.8
110.3

121.8
134.6
116.8

126.0
142.3
117.5

128.1
140.3
118.1

•05 1 4 1 . 0
90.4
• 18
.15 108.8

141.1
86.9
109.0

136.5
93.9
106.*

140.3
95.4
107.7

162.5
96*6
108.7

176.5
94.2
105.4

182.1
96.0
108.0

176.3
95.0
109.0

171.8
93.9
84.1

164.6
90.3
82.5

152.2
89.7
82.0

152.4
84.1
86.7

163.6
94.6

158.7
103.4

135.5
119.7
214.5

132.3
122.8
218.6

139.6
124*0
2 22.8

139.9
123.7
222.2

123.7
117.7
213.3

97.7
109.5
193.8

111.3
101.1
172.4

111.9
99.1
184.7

95.4
97.0
174.6

111.4
97.1
176.6

111.3
97.9
178.1

123.5
99.4
187.6

96.9
92.4
179.1

118.4
101.1
192.0

LEATHER AND PRODUCTS
31
LEATHER AND B E L T I N G
311,2
P E R S . LEATHER G D S . 3 1 3 , 5 - 7 , 9
SHOES
314

•86
• 12
52.5
•22 1 0 7 . 4
•54
70.6

52.5
113.4
68.3

55.0
111.9
63.6

53.1
110.9
63.4

52.5
108.6
66.6

45.8
98.5
57.9

45.3
87.0
61.3

47.0
87.4
66.9

42.9
68.9
63.7

44.0
90.4
62.9

45.6
94.2
63.1

47.0
101.5
70.7

41.3
93.4
61.6

43.0
106.3
76.2

CLAY, GLASS, £ S T . PROD.
32
FLAT GLASS AND P R O D .
321,3
PRESSED ANO BLOWN GLASS
322
GLASS CONTAINERS
3221

2.79
.27 116.8
• 50 1 2 6 . 4
•28 1 2 5 . 9

114.9
133.2
135,7

115*2
126.2
123.1

112.6
131.2
134.0

104*8
120.3
116.7

91.4
100.0
89.2

85.1
115.9
118.2

84.4
110.3
104.4

84.0
115.7
111.0

98.1
124.3
123.4

98.9
127.0
125.1

100.4
133.8
136.0

95.5
129.2
132.1

101.5
131.8
131.6

CEMENT
324
STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS 3 2 5
BRICK
3251
C O N C R E T E , M I S C CLAY MFR 3 2 6 - 9

.27
•20
•06
1.55

115.4
109.7
104.1
130.5

141.6
112.9
111.2
133.7

138.7
108*4
102.3
132.4

139.5
108.9
104.7
131.9

97.8
104.5
93.1
128.4

74,1
93.6
71-9
120.9

58.9
86.6
66*8
114.7

61.2
82.2
66.4
112.5

71.1
79.2
60.8
107.7

92.0
90.6
81.0
105.1

106.8
95.0
87.9
104.2

121.0
100.5
100.4
103.6

119.4
102.0
100.9
103.1

103.0
102.6
106.8

PRIMARY METALS
33
I R O N t S T E E L , SUBTOTAL 3 3 1 , 2
B A S I C S T E E L t M I L L PROD 3 3 1
B A S I C IRON AND STEEL
P I G IRON
RAW STEEL
COKE ANO PROOUCTS

6.61
4.23
3.35
1.34
•46
•72
• 16

121.0
113.4
109.4
119.8
95.4

116.3
109.5
105.7
114.8
96.4

121.5
113.1
107.3
120.5
96.6

121.9
116.0
110.2
123.9
96.4

114.2
107.5
100.9
116.7
84.7

106.0
96.9
90.7
105.5
75.4

110.5
104.3
99.0
110.9
89.3

116.9
109.5
106.1
114.3
97.3

114.8
109.3
108.4
112.5
98.4

107.5
102.7
103.2
103.7
96.1

95.1
94.1
93.9
94.5
93.3

91.6
86.8
86.6
86.0
90.8

81.4
80.7
80.2
80.2
83*6

84.2
82.4
81.0
83.4
61.7

STEEL M I L L PROOUCTS
CONSUMER D U R . STEEL
EQUIPMENT STEEL

2.01
.31
.51

126.1
109.6
108.3

120.9
109.3
100.7

127.0
122.9
106.3

125.9
122.2
107.5

118.6
118*2
102.0

112.1
97.7
100.9

114.6
91.7
110.2

121.9
76.2
127.5

118.4
66.8
127.0

110.7
94.1
116.5

95.7
92.4
97.9

94.9
99.1
86.4

81.9
81.2
75.2

85.5
101.7
75.5

CONSTRUCTION STEEL
CAN t CLOSURE STEEL
M I S C . STEEL

•41
.13
.65

110.2
106.0
162.2

111.7
98.9
152.6

114.0
100.4
158.7

109.3
103.7
157.0

98.1
97.0
149*3

96.3
84.4
143.3

92.2
113.1
143.3

103.7
111.7
152.8

107.6
100.0
146.9

102.9
79.9
125.5

83.4
67.9
108.9

77.9
92.7
110.8

71.4
89.9
92.4

69.8
79.5
96.6

112.9

124.3

125.7

114.3

89.3

95.3

104.2

103.5

104.2

97.1

97.8

74.7

93.9

PAINTS
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
PETROLEUM R E F I N I N G
AUTOMOTIVE GASOLINE
D I S T I L L A T E FUEL O I L

R E S I O U A L FUEL O I L
A V I A T I O N FUEL t K E R O S .
LUBRICANTS
RUBBER £ P L A S T I C S PROD.
30
TIRES
"
301
RUB. PROD. E X . TIRES 3 0 2 , 3 , 6
P L A S T I C S PRODUCTS NEC
307

I R O N £ STEEL

FOUNORIES




332

2.26
•60
•66
•99

•eel 1 1 5 . 7 \

12
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
1967 * 100
NOT SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
INDUSTRY SUBTOTALS
AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES
PRIMARY METALS tCONTDI

SIC
CODE

1967
PROPORTION

1974
AVG.

1974

1975

AUG.

JAN.

FEB.

MAR*

102*3
126*1
129.6
129.5
98*7

95.2
123.5
132.7
125.2

67.8

90.2
96*0
66*2
119*2
72*6

131*3
137*1
111*1

132*1
129.1
100.1

APR.

JULY

AUG.

33

NONFERROUS METALS* SUBT. 1)
PRIMARY NONF. METALS
333
COPPER
3331

2.38
.47
.10
•27

131.2
139.6
140.1
150.0]
121.8

116.5
125.4
81.6
148.2
112.8

129.1
136.3
127.6
149.1
126.3

130.9
143.4
158.2
150.4
119*0

125.4
146*2
161*2
150.8
112*2

103.7
141.2
144.9
149.6
104.9

101*2
134*8
139.8
142.1
90.9

116.1
125.7
79.4
162.1
86.3

126.4
138.1
110.6
159.6
90.1

126.5
137.1
108.3
159*6
93.7

117.7
129.5
89.9
160.4

86.4
94.2
63.8
118*1
61*9

85.1
90.7
66*1

•61
• 35

132.0
145.9
114.2
170.7
89.2

F A B R I C A T E D METAL PRODUCTS 3 4
METAL CANS
341
HOWE**PLUMB**STRUC*MET 3 4 2 - 4
OTHER F A B R I C . MET PROD 3 4 5 - 9

5.93
•38
2.66
2*89

142.7
140.2
121.7

153.4
142.5
121.5

148*4
142*3
124.1

144.4
140.8
123.0

135*5

NONELECTRICAL MACHINERY
35
ENGINE AND FARM E Q U I P . 3 5 1 * 2
FARM TRACTORS
CONSTRUCTION € A L L I E D EO 3 5 3
TRACKLAYING TRACTORS

9.17
1.19 149.0
• 19 1 0 8 . 8
1.36 138.8
•17 129.9

137*6
83.7
137.4
113*2

157.8
136*2
147*0
146*0

156.7
126.3
142.9
132.8

156.3
105.7
143*1
131*1

153*6
83.1

135*5
121*0

METALWORKING MACHINERY
354
SPECIAL* GENL. 6 Q .
355,6
21
O F F I C E * SERV* M I S C MACH

1.67 113.7 1 1 3 . 9
2.31 128.1 1 3 1 . 6
2 . 6 V 141.3 1 4 6 . 9

116*8
133*6
148*9

116.8
129*6
144.1

111*9
128*0
138.0

E L E C T R I C A L MACHINERY
36
MAJOR E L E C T . E Q . & P T S . 3 6 1 * 2

8.22
1.77
•84
•08

134*3

ALUMINUM
3334
SECONDARY N O N F . METALS 3 3 4
NONFERROUS PRODUCTS
335,6
NONFERROUS M I L L PROD 3 3 5
COPPER M I L L PROO
ALUMINUM M I L L PROO
NONFERROUS C A S T I N G S
336

•09
1.45

1.09
•48

81*4

140*4
119.7

99*6

92.9
120.5
132.7
121*4
96*8

96*6
115.8
135.7
117*9
95*7

102*8
108*1
122.4
112*3
94.6

90*7
104.7
113*3
111*7
75.7

101.3
104.9
112.2
111.2
89*0

81.1
85.7
71.3
97.0
66*8

80*3
83*9
71.0
94.0
69.3

89.3
96.7
83*4
107.2
66*5

100.4
110*5
91*3
125*7
69*2

90.7
102*2
78*6
120.8
55.2

103*8
114*4
96.1
128*7

138*4
133*0
105*2

134*9
127.7
101.8

134.5

140*7

128.8
99.7

123*4
98*9

143*0
121*6
100*3

147*2
116*1
94*3

148*7
123.6
100.9

151.6
123*9
134*0
127*1

152*8
130*3
140.3
131.1

149.9
123.7
132.9
121*9

144.8
128.0
123.1
114.8

132*7
112*6
121*0
103*6

133*8
122*6
121.6
105.1

104*7
123*2
128*1

99.6
119*0
126*7

104.1
122.2
129.7

99*8
116.6
124.4

98.6
116*0
121.8

93.0
114*2
122*0

122*2

116*8

104.4
75.0

120.0
85.7

110.0

71*2

116*3
80*0

122.3

114.6

117.6

95.0

76.9

85.6

95.4
115*8
129.2

94.8
111.4
128.8

93.0
112*3
12 9 . 2

113*9
121*8
88*1

113.3
131*9
84*5

108*0
72.6

106.9
125*2
90*5

135.3
152.6
114.9

137.9
153*6
125.0

142.0
167.5
127.4

139.7
162.2
109.5

138*4
86*9

126.3
104.4
77.4

126.3
108*5
73*8

123*7
111.5
84*5

•26 154.7
• 14 1 2 8 . 5
.37 168.6

124.3
160.3
177.8

184.7
125.0
180.5

183.9
135*3
169.1

149*8
94.1
158*5

112*5
36*6
129*8

111*0
77.9
126*0

114*5
80*1
127*1

106.3
68.4

123*0

126.7
94.1
132.8

129*8
104*4
130*4

149*0
118*4
135*8

145.9
104*4
126.0

97*6
135.3
148*5

135.7 133.5

138.9

134.6

127.3

104*2

103*7

107.4

51.0
136.0
193.2

30.9
130.0
176.2

32.9

25.7

108*3
113*9

103.4

162*0

25.0
120.3
116.7

29*8
103.3
106*2

106*5
30.7
106.3
110.3

101.2

50.3
144.1
201.0

108*8
34*1
109.5
117.3

107.3

46.7
146.1
159.0

120.6
29.7

113.3

49
145.1
158.6

86.3

101.2

105.5

107.1

107.9

103.2

100.4

100 .A

94.9
171.8
176.8
13.6

69.1
115.4
183.9
114.7

107.3
161.9
186.6
117*8

124.1
193.2
176.1
118.0

98.7
178.8
176.7
103.2

54.8
114.4
151.2
90.6

64.8
124.8
70.4
85.6

62.4
130.6
73.1
86.5

78.9
117.4
70,0
91.3

90.6
138*6
61*8
95.3

94.1
145.9
66.8
95.4

101.6
161.4
62*6
99.6

71.8
124.4
49*1
95.0

79.9
135.1
52.9
103.1

A I R C R A F T AND PARTS
372
S H I P S AND BOATS
373
R A I L t MISC TRANS EQ 3 7 4 , 5 * 9
RAILROAD EOUIPMENT
374
MOBILE HOMES
379

3.69
72.5
.56 109.6
.48 114.5
•2 5
79.6
• 18 [ 1 5 4 . 5

71.1
108.9
128.8
93.0
168.4

74.4
110.9
121.3
90.3
155.4

75.6
112.9
98.3
81.9
111.7

76.5
107.5
86.0
78.2
88.1

76.6
107.0
81.0
87.4
64.2

75.1
105.7
71.4
80.2
54.9

70.7
105.9
86.9
86.9
79.4

70*6
108*8
97.1
103.2
83*9

69.9
114*1
91.7
82.8
94.2

73.3
116.5
95.4
84.7
99.7

73.4
116.3
106.7
100.2
104.8

71.6
112.7
85.8
69*4

71*1
112.7
91.7

INSTRUMENTS
38
EQUIPMENT I N S T R . t P T S . 3 8 1 - 4
CONSUMER I N S T R . P R O D .
385-7

2.07
1.09
.98

|144.7 1 5 1 . 1
142.5 1 4 8 . 4

154.3
147.4

147.4
145*4

144.1
143.7

138.2
133.2

133.2
132.7

130.7
129.7

127*9
129*0

126.7
127.3

126.7
130.2

133.9
137.8

133.2
133.7

133.2
135.5

M I S C . MANUFACTURES
39
M I S C . C O N S . GOODS
391,3,4,6
M I S C . B U S . SUPPLIES
395,9

1.52
•87
.65

141.0
148.8

156.9
153.7

149.8
153.2

140.0
148.6

124.0
143.5

113.1
135.4

123.2
139.8

120.2
135*6

121.6
134.2

122.1
131.0

131.9
138.7

120.7
136.7

136.0
142.0

ELECTRIC U T I L I T I E S
RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICITY

3.90
1.63

159.5
1167.7

199.4

187.8

155.8

150.8

177.6

195.9

181.9

176.2

165.3

152.4

165.8

197.1

NONRESIDENTIAL ELECTRICITY
INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY
GENERAL I N O U S . E L E C T .
AEC E L E C T R I C I T Y
COMMERCIAL AND OTHER ELECT

2.27 |l53.6
.99 142.8
. 9 7 1143.9
.03 103.9
1.28 1 6 2 . 0

168.1
149.1
150.5
101.6
182.7

166*9
150.4
151*5
109.1
179.7

156*5
148.8
149*4
128.5
162.5

151*6
143.2
144.5
94.5
158.2

149.8
134.5
135.9
86.3
161.7

153.5
134*1
134.3
127.4
165.0

146.7
128.9
128.9
126.0
160.5

148.7
130.8
130.4
144.4
162.6

146.0
129.4
129.1
137.8
158.8

147.6
131.5
131.3
137.9
160.1

157.9
134.0
134.4
119.4
176.3

164.9
133*6
133.9
122*1
189.1

GAS U T I L I T I E S
R E S I D E N T I A L GAS

1.17 1 1 7 . 9
•62 1 1 6 . 8

HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES
COOKING STOVES

363
3631

REFRIGERATION A P P L .
3632
LAUNDRY A P P L I A N C E S
3633
M I S C . APPLIANCES
3634-6,9
L I G H T I N G C M I S C ELECT P R . 3 )
TV TUBES
3671-3
SEMICONDUCTORS
3674,9
STORAGE B A T T E R Y , R E P L . 3 6 9 1

2.71
•31
1.17
.09

365
366

•52
2.37

TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 37
MOTOR VEHICLES AND PARTS 371
AUTOS

9.29
4.56
1.87
.47
.09
2.13

R A D I O AND T V SETS
COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT

TRUCKS AND BUSES
TRUCK T R A I L E R S
MOTOR V E H I C L E PARTS

N O N R E S I D E N T I A L GAS
I N D U S T R I A L GAS
COMMERCIAL ANO OTHER GAS

1
)
I

333-6,9
357-9
364,7,9




. 5 5 119.2
.35 106.9
•20 1 4 0 . 8

150.4
154.5

12 5*0

109.7

95.1

95.5

123*2

104.4
121*3
92.8

93.8