Full text of G.12.3 Industrial Production : September 29, 1952
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BOARD OF GO'UPORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYmE L ' J ,j For release in afternoon papers, Tuesday, September 30# 1952 G.12.) September 29,"1^52 BUSINESS INDEXES 1935-39 average « 100 for industrial production and freight carloadingst I9h7-h9 average * 100 for a l l other series Unadjusted Seasonally adjusted 1 1 1951 1 U951 1952 195^ (Aug. Aug, 1 July 1 Aug. 1 Aug. | July 1 I 220 217 1 p2l8 195 P215 193 1 202 226 1 p228 £04 229 p225 p268 269 232 267 1 p270 231 181 plSO 197 179 193 1 pl9fi 170 142 144 165 1 pl64 P159 Industrial production* Total Manufactures Total Durable Nondurable Minerals Major consumer durables Total Passenger cars Household goods Construction contracts, value Total Residential All other P 87 p 68 P107 71 u7 97 101 112 89 176 198 161 177 196 165 156 176 1W ! 1 | 1 1 ! 1 | P 85 P 69 P103 62 47 79 1C0 113 85 184 197 175 19U 199 191 163 175 155 P107.8 105.8 107.3 P103.5 P105.7 97.9 98.9 96.7 121.7 105.7 108.8 101.9 Employment and payrolls , Nonagricultural employment,tote1 pl0?.4 Manufacturing production workers Employment, total \pl02.7 Durable pi06.3 Nondurable P 99.5 T&yrolls, t o t a l \ 1 Freight carloadings 125 102 133 j 129 104 137 Department store s a l e s , value pllJU 105 109 1 P 98 84 93 n.a. 120 134 1 n.a. 110 128 U U \tlXX I X H U U a V* j.tXX Department store stocks, value - U J U U V U M , ^ * w* 1 107.01 1 104.81 109.5! 99.1*1 106.1 99.6 100.7 98.3 u w y voiiivy 1 [ ; pioo.9 @130.6 iaB.4 pi UUUUUi,UU| 223; durable manufactures, 28}; nondurable manufactures, 192; minerals, l6Q. Construction contract indexes based on )-month moving averages, centered at second month, of F, W. Dodge data for 37 Eastern States. The unadjusted indexes of employment and payrolls are compiled by or based on data of the Bureau of Labor S t a t i s t i c s . NOTE: Tentative new production indexes for the remaining manufacturing and mining industries are now available, completing the postwar annual phase of the revision program announced in the Federal Reserve Bulletin for May 1952, m * 502. INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTIOH (1935-39 average - 100) I 4 Seasonally ad jus bed 1 1951 Aug. 1 July 1 Aug. mmpAcrnRES Iron and s t e e l Fig iron Steal : Open hearth Electric Machinery Transportation equipment Automobiles ( i n c l . p a r t s ) Eonferrous metals and products Smelting and r e f i n i n g Fabricating Lumber and products Lumber Furniture Stone, olay and glass products Cement Clay products Textiles and products Cotton consumption Rayon d e l i v e r i e s Leather and products Tanning Shoes Manufactured food products Yheat f l o u r Meatpacking Other manufactured foods Processed f r u i t s & vegetables > p e r and products taporboard r i n t i ng and publishing Newsprint consumption Petroleum and coal products Gasoline Fuel o i l Coke Chemicals Faints Rayon I n d u s t r i a l chemicals Rubber products Unadjusted 1952 1 195!" Aug. 1 July I Aug. • 1 2l|D 221 283 202 860 P338 P306 pl84 p2l2 p250 P196 p!54 pl43 pl75 P219 n.a. pl6l pl69 143 369 n.a. n.a. n.a. P l63 pl08 pl62 pl70 pl26 P187 222 pl66 162 p277 p228 p2?U . n.a. p297 P159 P355 P548 p2Lo ii+i 38 83 36 4l8 331 288 164 202 242 185 lUl 128 164 2l4 215 158 147 111 3^3 91 81 98 163 109 147 172 140 160 182 157 164 257 225 231 n.a. 298 158 325 564 227 254 230 291 208 681 328 305 223 197 213 191 146 137 165 228 222 176 170 145 360 99 81 110 166 108 162 174 139 196 224 174 164 265 213 209 187 306 165 393 557 243 24o 221 283 202 860 P338 P306 pi84 p212 p250 pl96 pl66 pl62 pl75 p228 n.a. pl6? pl69 143 369 n.a. n.a. . n.a. pl85 plo6 pl4l P194 P239 pl87 222 P158 146 p277 p228 p234 n.a. P294 P157 P355 P548 p240 i4i 38 83 36 413 331 288 164 201 241 185 150 143 164 216 236 160 147 111 343 90 77 96 174 108 137 179 182 159 182 145 l4l 257 225 231 n.a. 294 156 325 564 227 254 230 291 208 881 328 305 223 197 213 191 158 154 165 238 251 162 170 145 360 96 80 110 169 107 139 200 263 196 224 166 147 265 213 209 167 303 163 393 557 243 INDUSTRIAL PROMOTION (1935-39 average « 100) seasonally adjusted 1952 1 1951 Aug. I July 1 Aug. Unadjusted 195% ! i9>l Aug, 1 July 1 Aug. pl62 93 102 61 Pl96 pUi2 pl62 93 102 61 P196 P175 n.a, 155 eu 91 57 190 82 70 171 123 13U 77 194 167 lt03 101 154 145 61 157 323 l4i 46 75 56 183 45 147 73 116 43 122 206 151 64 155 313 145 47 MINERALS Fuels Coal Bituminous coal Anthracite Crude petroleum Metals Iron ore 155 81* 91 57 190 65 171 123 134 77 19k 134 FREIGHT CARLOAniNGS (1935-39 average « 100) Coal Coke Grain Li vestoolc Forest products Ore Miscellaneous Merchandise, l . o . l . — 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 101 160 134 65 Ui9 216 140 , * 75 57 153 56 l46 46 115 >3 —P 122 | 215 1 l40 1 67 1 148 1 209 1 144 1 UT | out HIT OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS 19L7-U9 = 100 TOTAL Carpets Furniture Major appliances Cooking s t o v e s , t o t a l Electric, total Standard Apartment Nonelectric, t o t a l Gas, total Standard Apartment Bungalow and combination All other Driers Freezers Ironers 1 Seasonally adjusted 1 195% 195! |Aug# |July| June July 1 88 101 Ipl07 97 1 1 n . a . 61 h7 a J 108 102 Ipl09 110 > 9 5 ip 75 1 7U 51 89 69 ! ! 1 i 1 1 ! 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I Unadjusted 1 1952 „ 1 mI Aug.|July!June! July Ipl03 79 95 lh ! n.a. 37 m 29 !pl08 102 103 9U 6h Ui 26 26 33 50 59 57 75 2h 21 87 68 70 75 16 66 79 77 93 37 21 70 57 79 83 33 tii. U9 U70 u6l 173 190 U7 59 38? 165 30 Up 69 20 7 16 8 20 30 66 72 79 ii*6 68 59 3b 20 96 112 78 jp 85 68 Ip 70 ! 60 1 60 ! 6h 1 n.a. 1 n.a. ! n.a. ! n.a. 1 n.a. t n.a. 589 1 n . a . 131 1 173 39 1 n . a . 71 38 22 n . a . 722 158 138 n . a . 50 576 136 59 U9 66 \%cnum cleaners 7/ashing machines, t o t a l ringer and spinner Automatic and semiautomatic 78 1 9h 1 n.a. 10U 1 85 111 70 1 81 ?h i n . a . 1 n.e.. 1 n.a. 65 82 35 160 75 136 66 175 58 S'j *2? 11: Radios and t e l e v i s i o n Radios, t o t a l 1 lUl 135 1 3? bo 136 h6 98 1 lu3 & 1 32 1 h9 ' 33 I 30 I 7 60 26 Ll 35 21 1 120 uk 58 71 20 19 62 36 59 97 191 163 300 72 275 216 llu 36 201 36 Refrigerators, total 5 . a cubic f e e t or l e s s 5 . 5 - 6 . L cubic f e e t 6 . 5 - 7 M cubic f e e t 7.5^9.it cubic f e e t 8.5 cubic f e e t or over Small Automobile Consoles and combinations AM-FM console combinations Television, t o t a l Table Consoles Combinations 75 1 1 1 1 I ! 366 331 ! 1 1 322 73 1 t 1 | 1 1 199 ! 1 1 j 59 8 33 21 56 120 370 27h 63k 155 W £> li