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For immediate release April 12, 1967 H 12 < COMMERCIAL A D INDUSTRIAL LOANS OUTSTANDING BY INDUSTRY M Commercial and i n d u s t r i a l loans decreased a net of $79 million a t weeklyreporting large commercial banks during the week ended April 5. The p r i n c i p a l net decreases were $68 million in loans to manufacturers of machinery, $46 million to the mining industry, which includes petroleum and natural gas, $34 million to manufacturers of transportation equipment, and $2] million to r e t a i l trade. The l a r g e r o f f s e t t i n g net increases were $33 million in loans to manufacturers of chemicals and rubber products, and $34 million to " a l l other" types of business concerns. Business of Borrower Durable goods manufacturing - t o t a l Primary metals Machinery Transportation equipment Other fabricated metal products Other durable goods Outstanding Apr. 5, 2 / 1967* 11,464 938 4,567 2,187 1,730 2,042 Change from week ended Cumulative change Dec. 20,1966 March 29, 1967 2/ to Apr. 5' 1967 P/ (In millions of d o l l a r s ) -59 + 2 -68 -34 +19 +22 Nondurable goods manufacturing - t o t a l Food, liquor, and tobacco Textiles, apparel, and l e a t h e r Petroleum r e f i n i n g Chemicals and rubber Other nondurable goods 9,756 2,241 2,054 1,473 2,456 1,532 +33 + 7 Mining (including crude petroleum & natural gas) 3,973 + + + + -46 7,503 1,244 +1,069 + 102 -16 Trade - t o t a l Commodity dealers Other wholesale Retail 2,919 3,340 Transportation, communication, and other public u t i l i t i e s - t o t a l Transportat ion Communication Other public u t i l i t i e s Construction 161 - 7 + + + + -30 Bankers 47 341 60 342 26 207 +27 +13 192 161 + 9 -23 -11 479 148 + + +25 i4o 77 79 296 +18 89 Services 1 534 192 162 79 144 acceptances -21 215 Foreign commercial & i n d u s t r i a l loans +10 + 103 All other loans +24 + J12 Total c l a s s i f i e d loans Total u n c l a s s i f i e d loans -69 -10 +1,300 -79 +1,136 p/ Preliminary. - 164 *San Francisco D i s t r i c t c l a s s i f i e d loans are as of March 29. CCMMERCIAL A D INDUSTRIAL LOANS OUTSTANDING AT A SAMPLE OF WEEKLY REPORTING M LARGE COMMERCIAL BANKS BY INDUSTRY AND FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT, WEEK ENDED April 5, 196? (in millions of d o l l a r s ) Minne- Kansas St. Phila- Cleve- Rich- Atlanta Chicago | All Dis- Boston New Business of Borrower City apolis Louis mond York delphia land tricts 116 2,261 129 135 225 1,118 190 4,832 454 11,464 458 Durable goods manufacturing - t o t a l 6 2 119 19 14 17 452 29 175 25 Primary metals 938 25 1,000 60 50 57 181 2,001 50 216 Machinery 4,567 393 8 12 13 21 220 1,062 Transportation equipment 66 339 2,187 33 35 29 19 35 44 211 479 47 Other f a b r i c a t e d metal products 131 457 76 1,730 68 324 37 61 33 860 35 2,042 119 78 Other durable goods 75 124 137 191 1,512 316 314 4,568 438 592 Nondurable goods manufacturing - t o t a l 9,756 355 68 54 62 69 459 85 2,241 83 807 Food, l i q u o r , and tobacco 69 57 10 8 44 184 121 144 108 T e x t i l e s , apparel, and l e a t h e r 200 1,075 2,054 53 24 14 22 294 17 144 Petroleum r e f i n i n g 11 564 9 1,473 35 13 29 201 7 331 49 80 Chemicals and rubber 1,485 2,456 67 22 41 244 32 ill 39 637 91 1,532 Other nondurable goods 75 H. 12(a) 8 Mining (including crude petroleum and n a t u r a l gas) Trade - t o t a l Commodity dealers Other wholesale Retail Transportation, communication, & other public u t i l i t i e s Transportation Communication Other public u t i l i t i e s Construction Services Bankers' acceptances Foreign commercial and i n d u s t r i a l loans All other loans Total c l a s s i f i e d loans Total u n c l a s s i f i e d loans 49 151 351 29 117 205 384 8 184 192 3,356 1,835 477 l,o44 251 357 76 650 380 2,975 19 32 6,088 56,313 5,570 3,973 7,503 1,244 2,919 3,340 37 551 81 248 2,339 2,443 539 971 933 6,605 240 86 17 137 3,783 851 1,971 2,515 4,684 750 222 61.881 210 201 50 565 457 39 193 929 97 437 395 236 237 164 7 66 867 139 225 481 124 262 84 67 85 171 49 42 80 483 323 48 280 102 173 57 107 116 260 106 157 124 969 158 333 478 23 467 78 57 36 117 87 316 409 91 236 788 1 1 16 15 1 31 193 356 29 85 3,949 1,015 2,067 9,711 73 4l 5 27 85 131 110 119 49 36 200 307 176 162 207 127 1,451 146 281 213 527 388 31 73 3 4 2 2,135 39 65 10 57 249 4 87 1,051 12 69 332 81 2,318 23,213 2,003 1,786 7,426 1,031 323 819 138 255 3,468 l,6o4 30 59 15 59 47 224 49 24 79 g San . Francis co£/') 1,336 50 475 363 143 305 985 379 83 186 99 18 69 107 11 21 l4l 24 124 17 210 134 29 189 2 z 64l 24,032 2/ Preliminary. Final totals will appear in the F. R. B u l l e t i n . * Clas s i f i e d loans are of March 29• Total commercial and i n d u s t r i a l loans 7 409 55 144 Dallas 671 96 49 24 602 429 942 214 57 222 444 970 543 442 4.011 2,046 2.215 8.168 1.245 728 1.244 2.511 10.681 2,161 San Francisco D i s t r i c t f i n a l f i g u r e s appear in a release of t h a t Reserve Bank. 158
