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RESERVE FEDERAL statistical ii release For Immediate release December 28, 1966 H. 12 COMMERCIAL AMD INDUSTRIAL L0AK3 OUTSTANDING BY INDUSTRY Commerical and industrial loans increased in eleven districts and a net of $656 million at weekly reporting large commerical banks during the week ended December 21. » The principal net increases were $18? million in loans to manufacturers of • machinery, $122 million to transportation, communication, and other public utilities, end $116 million to manufacturers of food, liquor, and tobacco products. \ The largest offsetting net decrease was $40 million loans to manufacturers of textiles, apparel, and leather products. Outstanding loans and changes from a week ago and a year ago are shown below; cumulative changes since mid-year and during the comparable period last year are shown in the last two columns. Business of Borrower Outstanding Dec. 21, 1966])/* Change from week ended Cumulative change 6-29-66 6-30-65 Dec. 14, Dec. 22, to to 19661 12-21-66p/ 12-22-65?/ (In ons of dollars) % 196 Ha Durable goods manufacturing: Primary metals Machinery v Transportation equipment Other fabricated metal products > Other durable goods 951 4,209 2,011 1,597 2,015 - 6 +187 6 + 2 + 16 + 138 + 1,350 + 797 + 237 + 483 Nondurable goods manufacturing: | Pood, liquor, and tobacco I Textiles, apparel, and leather Petroleum refining k Chemicals and rubber ^ Other nondurable goods 2,826 .1,833 1,702 2,269 1,526 +116 - 4o + 1 + 20 + 17 + 4 + + + 438 243 231 493 345 Mining, including crude petroleum ^ and natural gas 3,945 + 30 + Trade: Commodity dealers Other wholesale Retail 1,494 2,965 3,531 + 10 + 33 + 54 + + + 7,166 2,553 +122 - 10 + 1,116 21 + + - 163 + 484 - ,Transportation, communication, and other public utilities Construction All other: ^ Bankers' acceptances All other types of business, mainly services , _ > Total classified loans Total unclassified loans Total commercial and industrial loans £/ * 484 9 - + + 134 666 484 5 112 + + + + + 12 118 148 75 94 + + + 593 266 165 134 61 + + + 758 104 24o 73 86 445 + 144 + 150 29 256 232 + 346 + " 137 + 11 + + 426 176 125 - - 826 157 20 - + • + 881 + 53 - 235 + 320 6,762 + 49 + 49,839 11,060 +6o4 + 52 + 7,133 + 3,206 +2,801 - 137 +3,396 + 317 60,899 +656 +10,339 +2,664 +3,713 Preliminary." San Francisco District classified loans are as of December l4. - + + 6 H.12(a) CCM1ERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL M A M S OUTSTANDING AT A SAMPLE OF WEEKLY REPORTING MEMBER BANKS BY INDUSTRY AHD FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT, WEEK ENDED December 21, 1966 Business of Borrower ^ c £ W o s t o n 1 York IXirable goods manufacturing: Primary metals Machinery Transportation equipment Other fabricated metal products Other durable goods 951 4,209 2,011 1,597 2,015 24 162 58 73 62 473 2,o6l 1,027 463 886; Nondurable goods manufacturing: Food, liquor, & tobacco Textiles, apparel, & leather Petroleum refining Chemicals and rubber Other nondurable goods 2,826 1,833 1,702 2,269 1,5.26 78 179 10 61 82 Mining, including crude petroleum and natural gas 3,945 Trade: Commodity dealers Other wholesale Retail . Transportation, communication, & other public utilities Construction All other: Bankers' acceptances All other types of business, mainly services Total classified loans Total unclassified loans Total commercial and industrial loans * Classified loans Phila- Cleve- RichSt. Mlnne- I Kansas San FranAtlanta Chicago Dallas nl rpo pA" land mond Louis " s (In millions of dollars) 28 159 38 125 65 160 362 221 213 108 16 33 21 33 51 17 59 35 47 70 132 928 313 363 280 17 45 11 21 35 9 31 6 26 4o 6 22 12 30 37 23 45 17 46 53 46 302 252 157 328 1,039 962 706 1,461 680 74 90 35 69 61 109 50 188 200 129 55 116 7 39 41 122 125 23 44 29 523 151 330 238 234 118 48 19 26 37 73 11 28 7 39 88 8 28 13 24 60 23 97 26 35 487 70 231 85 135 36 2,384 45 149 6 47 568 28 5 133 409 135 1,494 2,965 3,531 83 207 247 612 1,039 1,076 48 132 189 26 208 223 100 102 150 53 202 272 122 362 324 141 79 124 25 31 92 52 91 198 78 163 159 154 349 477 7,166 2,553 % 4,056 658 227 151 434 210 180 154 230 201 787 103 154 117 52 37 104 104 178 379 533 373 2 36 1 •1 11 168 410 669 221 112 i4i 477 996 1,988 6,463 231 1,632 1,241 73 645 40 1,094 151 2,279 218 5,278 •5.176 484 10 200 33 22 6,762 370 2.448 290 411 195 49,839 11,060 2,039 579 22,231 1,415 1,859 3,423 230 578 1,299 717 60,899 2,618 23,646 . 2,089 4,001 are as of December 14. — 2,016 2,219 8,095 1,314 685 1,245 2,517 10,454
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