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FEDERAL statistical RESERVE release H. 12 For immediate release February 5, 1969 COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS OUTSTANDING BY INDUSTRY Commercial and industrial loans decreased in all districts and a net of $599 million at weekly reporting large commercial banks during the week ended January 29. % % The principal net decreases were $177 million in loans to manufacturers of food, liquor, and tobacco products, $76 million to "other" public utilities, $63 million to the mining industry, which includes producers of petroleum and natural gas, and $187 million to unclassified borrowers. The largest offsetting net increase was $59 million in loans to types of business concerns. • f w V 4 r > t > % r Business of Borrower Durable goods manufacturing - total Primary metals Machinery Transportation equipment Other fabricated metal products Other durable goods + 986 + + Mining (including crude petroleum & natural gas) 5,100 - 63 + 483 + 358 Trade - total Commodity dealers Other wholesale Retail 8,245 1,347 3,317 3,581 - 69 + 9 - 52 - 26 310 195 * 302 + 203 + + + 9,272 5,294 1,163 2,815 -111 + 1 - 36 - 76 *1,639 * 844 + * 278 517 + 995 * 327 * 62 + 606 Construetlen 2,911 * 5 * 499 4= 225 Servieee 6,282 * 29 *1 ,234 * 739 Transportation Comnunleatlon Other pufelle utilities Bankers' aeeeptanaes * . -227 -177 + 6 + 2 - 26 - 32 * : Outstanding Change From Week Ended June 26, Jan. 22, Jane 31i Jan. 29, 1968 1968 1969 * D/ 1969 (In millions of dollars) + 73 4*1,569 12,568 - 27 + 547 + 9 5 1,942 + 374 + 109 - 20 4,685 + 264 + 161 + 6 2,017 + 173 106 1,800 - 11 86 + 211 - 11 2,124 10,606 2,505 2,132 1,911 2,343 1,715 Nondurable goods manufacturing - total Food, liquor, and tobacco Textiles, apparel, and leather Petroleum refining Chemicals and rubber Other nondurable goods Transportation, communication, and other publie utilities • total •k "all other" + 52 + 442 + 439 + 20 + 33 295 268 144 + 425 169 85 - - 250 239 160 149 167 644 - 1 427 Foreign eemnerelal & Industrial leans 8,172 * 2 131 19 All ether leans 7.13ft 1M " 66,224 JLSM -412 dfll 4=7,400 4=3,443 » Tetal elasslfled leans Total unelasslfled leans » Total eewnerelal & Industrial leans 72,917 -591 +7,123 4=3,737 P/ Preliminary. * San Franelsee Blslrlet elasslfled leans are as ef January 22. ^f » v v v ^ %-J- j * v** T •w ? * y*y ^> < C >< f j *•* > r COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS OUTSTANDING AT A SAMPLE OP WEEKLY REPORTING LARGE COMMERCIAL BANKS BY INDUSTRY AND FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT, WEHC ENDED JANUARY 29, 1969 (in millions of dollars) All Dis- Boston New Phila- Cleve- Rich- Atlanta Chicago St. Minne- Kansas Business of Borrower tricts York delphia land mond Louis apolis City 12,568 550 5,220 503 1,254 Durable goods manufacturing - total 191 242 2,441 150 102 114 1,942 46 960 62 298 365 Primary metals 9 11 46 3 5 4,685 259 2,075 161 413 60 41 Machinery , 957 34 29 35 2,017 88 923 48 163 28 Transportation equipment 37 279 12 7 16 1,800 71 477 228 133 41 Other fabricated metal products 58 510 17 35 17 2,124 86 785 99 152 72 Other durable goods 76 330 41 40 29 tv -i v 'H f Dallas San , Francisco!!/* 1,495 106 540 365 144 340 H.12(a) Nondurable goods manufacturing - total Food, liquor, and tobacco Textiles, apparel, and leather Petroleum refining Chemicals and rubber Other nondurable goods 306 31 81 51 69 74 10,606 2,505 2,132 1,911 2,343 1,715 466 97 171 13 88 97 4,882 810 1,093 936 1,353 690 447 88 124 68 75 92 647 100 58 163 208 118 370 56 209 10 41 54 334 106 114 20 49 45 1,497 488 182 218 313 296 223 85 49 12 32 45 156 71 9 17 17 42 120 57 8 24 15 16 262 57 31 98 35 41 1,202 490 84 332 117 179 Mining (including crude petroleum and natural gas) 5,100 57 3,124 84 179 5 56 723 32 7 135 510 188 Trade - total Commodity dealers Other wholesale Retail 8,245 1,347 3,317 3,581 683 88 290 305 2,516 554 1,030 932 430 46 136 248 388 10 198 180 432 71 165 196 475 32 219 224 1,109 118 527 464 242 69 67 106 172 55 41 76 313 45 94 174 281 69 107 105 1,204 190 443 571 transportation, communication, & other public utilities Transportation Communication Other public utilities 9,272 5,294 1,163 2,815 310 147 34 129 4,756 2,655 584 1,517 297 164 48 85 425 232 54 139 312 177 65 70 289 199 15 75 1,296 663 156 477 199 134 21 44 125 77 10 38 140 72 25 43 240 134 26 80 883 640 125 118 Construction 2,999 94 673 181 234 210 235 195 79 58 132 422 486 Services 6,282 493 1,990 465 340 187 283 569 147 139 152 300 1,217 644 12 239 37 37 12 4 73 6 29 195 Foreign commercial and industrial loans 2,572 33 1,845 50 57 6 17 247 1 8 30 278 All other loans 7,936 109 1,390 5 239 206 98 375 94 1 40 105 5,274 66,224 2,807 26,635 2,499 3,800 1,931 2,033 8,525 1,167 768 1,152 2,485 12,422 6,693 358 1,012 202 642 547 546 1,168 244 74 288 542 1,070 Bankers* acceptances Total classified loans Total unclassified loans 72,917 3,165 27,647 Total commercial and industrial loans 2/ Preliminary. Final totals will appear in the F. R. Bulletin. Digitized*for FRASER Classified loans are as of January 22. — - - 2,701 4.442 2,478 3,027 13,492 2.579 9,693 1,411 842 1.440 San Francisco District final figures appear in a release of that Reserve Bank.
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