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..•^OfCOV^-. y, ERA L RESERVE statistical release For immediate release May 9, 1973 H. 12 STRLAL L O A N * O U T : Y A N D IN# 8Y INDUSTRY Commercial and Industrial loans Increased a net of $612 million at weekly reporting large commercial banks during the week ended May 2. The principal net increases were $208 million In total unclassified loans, $186 million in loans for other public utilities, and $132 million in all other loans. The largest offsetting net decrease was $97 million In loans to manufacturers of food, liquor and tobacco. BUSINESS OF BORROWER C H A M M FROM MEFK ENDED OUTSTANDING , NAY 2# NAY 3# A P R . 25t JUNE 209 1973 £ / * 1972 1/ 1973 1*72 1/ (IN M I L L I O N S OF D O L L A R S ) DURABLE e o o o s M A N U F A C T U R E S - TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT OTHER F A B R I C A T E D METAL P R O D U C T S OTHER DURABLE G O O D S 1BG26 2*121 5 35 2,214 2#143 3#S13 NONDURABLE G O O D S N A N U F A C T M R I N G • TOTAL 12#620 3,402 3,246 1#219 2#G9S 1 #97G FOOOt LIQUOR# AND TOBACCO TEXTILES# APPAREL# A N D LEATHER PETROLEUN REFINING CHENICALS AND RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE 600DS MINING (INCLUDING C R U D E P E T R O L E U M I NATURAL GAS) • • • • • • TRADE - TOTAL COMNOOITY DEALERS OYHER WHOLESALE RETAIL 1**443 I #697 5 094 5,742 TRANSPORTATION# COMMUNICATION# A N D OTHER PUBLIC U T I L I T I E S - TOTAL TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC WTILLTIES IT#292 BTGTS 2 #292 4 232 • • B4 • • • * • ' 12 4 3 35 9 42 97 2 17 4 32 • 3 #939 39 • • • 122 24 19 79 3GB G2 11S 106 • 2*666 • 26 2 #360 20 1,433 365 472 040 • • • • • • 1,573 165 • 472 • 776 • • 2,323 GB4 • 546 • 142 • 562 • 219 2,412 904 • 390 • 226 * 577 • 313 • • • • • • 291 • 2#36S • 2 236 # 179 742 1,316 • • • 2 • • • • • • SB 14B 090 1,502 2 60S 126 • 679 • 1 #596 • ' S 109 • 32 • 1,067 • SERVICES 9 • 24 • 1,601 • BANKERS ACCEPTANCES 1,135 9 - 550 FOREIGN COMMERCIAL 6 INDUSTRIAL L O A N S 4,374 ALL OYHER L O A N S 7#*B1 YOYAL UNCLASSIFIED L O A N S YOYAL COMMERCIAL I INDUSTRIAL L O A N S P/ 1/ 64T629 17#GG2 102#S11 • 44S 660 1 #260 • CONSTRUCTION 850 335 649 1 #402 - 316 96S 41 • 1,007 • 132 • 1,163 • 1 #569 • 404 20G • 3#097 • • 611 +17,320 *17#649 • 14,223 PRELIMINARY. LOAM RECLASSIFICATION AT A LARGE BANK ON JUNE 28, 1972, AFFECTS CHANGES IN SOME LOAN ITEMS. DATED JULY 5, 1972, FOR MORE COMPLETE INFORMATION. * SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT CLASSIFIED LOANS ARE AS OF APRIL 25, 1973. 14 0 2 *,777 SEE H.12 RELEASE COMMERCIAL AMD INDUSTRIAL LOANS OUTSTANDING AT A SAMPLE OF WEEKLY REPORTING LARGE COMMERCIAL BANKS BY INDUSTRY AND FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT, WEEK ENDED MAY 2* 1973 (IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS) 1 ST. MINNE- KANSAS PHILA- CLEVE- RICHMOND ATLANTA CHICAGO NEW BOSTON ALL BUSINESS OF BORROWER LOUIS A P O L I S CITY YORK DELPHIA LAND DISTRICTS H.12(a) 9 DALLAS SAN FRANCISCO OUR. GOODS MFG.-TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIP. OTHER FAB. METAL PROD. OTHER DURABLE GOODS 15*826 2*121 5*735 2*214 2*143 3*613 804 46 379 65 113 201 5,758 974 2,265 833 464 1,222 720 90 184 87 176 183 1,419 302 479 177 243 218 370 35 80 36 72 147 358 32 89 64 75 98 3,256 359 1*245 424 594 634 253 45 68 14 36 90 194 16 63 12 34 69 157 7 34 8 51 57 386 44 127 25 100 90 2*151 171 722 469 185 604 NONDUR. GOODS MFG.-TOTAL FOOD* LIQUOR* I TOBACCO TEX. APPAR.E I LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS I RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS 12*620 3*482 3,246 1,219 2,695 1,976 728 119 381 11 89 128 5,76* 1,461 1,501 541 1,494 768 579 106 215 38 101 119 510 91 69 31 177 142 534 80 303 15 74 62 450 95 173 41 65 76 1*950 675 309 271 331 364 293 99 78 13 53 50 195 88 25 23 15 44 170 82 12 25 26 25 247 63 34 59 52 39 1*199 523 148 151 218 159 »*939 30 1*911 97 196 19 65 605 15 22 139 504 336 TRADE-TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL 12*443 1*607 5*094 5*742 816 50 317 449 3,960 718 1,668 1,574 648 59 244 345 723 14 307 402 701 49 280 372 686 47 320 319 1,660 178 702 780 444 121 154 169 286 90 62 134 422 51 147 224 473 50 220 203 1,624 180 673 771 TRANSP.* COMMUN.• T OTHER PUB. UTILITIES TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES 12*202 5*678 2,292 4,232 537 205 100 232 6,041 2,741 872 2,428 419 185 110 124 695 242 153 300 414 178 122 114 383 238 51 94 1,609 756 271 582 258 184 34 40 99 57 14 28 156 88 45 23 288 125 92 71 1,303 679 428 196 CONSTRUCTION 5,189 133 1,317 337 307 543 260 619 137 138 113 520 765 SERVICES 9,850 556 2,871 1,030 527 381 551 1,097 259 243 262 504 1,569 1,135 29 427 61 94 20 16 79 10 — 12 124 263 FOR. COML. 1 IND. LOANS 4,374 85 2,531 98 146 83 57 631 48 23 162 510 ALL OTHER LOANS 7,251 116 2,742 25 573 415 213 751 128 106 88 328 1,766 84,829 17,682 3,834 622 33,323 1,301 4,014 292 5,190 1,073 3*480 918 3,039 1,010 12,257 2*126 1,845 385 1,306 77 1*519 490 3*536 739 11,486 8,649 102,511 4,456 34,624 4,306 6,263 4,398 4*049 14*383 2,230 1,383 2*009 4,275 20,135 MINING CINCL. CRUDE PETROLEUM & NAT. GAS) BANKERS ACCEPTANCES TOTAL CLASS. LOANS TOTAL UNCLASS. LOANS TOTAL COML. 1 IND. LOANS PZ PRELIMINARY. FINAL TOTAL WILL APPEAR IN THE F. R. BULLETIN. SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT FINAL FIGURES APPEAR IN A RELEASE OF 7HAT RESERVE BANK. CLASSIFIED LOANS ARE AS OF APRIL 25, 1973. • - For immediate release May 9, 1973 COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL TERM LOANS OUTSTANDING BY INDUSTRY H. 12(b) Total commercial and industrial loans were $37,281 on April 25, after loan reclassification on June 28 at a large bank resulted in a reduction of $464 million in such loans. This was an increase of $6,220 million from the comparable data a year ago and an increase of $891 million frpm the last Wednesday in March. The principal net changes were $242 million in loans to manufacturers of machinery, $190 million in all other loans, and $157 million in foreign commercial and industrial loans. The total of all business term loans on April 25 represented 44 per cent of business outstanding at large commercial banks in the series. PERCENT OF TOTAL BUSINESS LOANS BUSINESS OF BORROWER TERM LOANS APR. 25, 1973 £/ CHANGE FROM MONTH ENDED MAR. 28, APR. 26, DEC. 27, 1973 1972 1972 * — , — DURABLE GOODS MANUFACTURING - TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT OTHER FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS OTHER DURABLE GOODS 47 61 44 53 39 44 7,506 1» 315 2*555 1 9 180 842 1,614 NONDURABLE GOODS MANUFACTURING - TOTAL FOOD* LIQUOR* AND TOBACCO TEXTILES* APPAREL* AND LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS AND RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS 45 37 30 71 54 56 5,758 1,355 978 858 1 ,459 1,108 MINING (INCLUDING CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS) 72 2,895 TRADE • TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL 25 8 20 33 3,151 136 1,068 1,947 TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION* AND OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES - TOTAL TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES 61 74 33 57 7,283 4,202 738 2,343 CONSTRUCTION 34 1,800 • 91 SERVICES 44 4,417 • 78 FOREIGN COMMERCIAL T INDUSTRIAL LOANS 55 2,410 - ALL OTHER LOANS 28 2,061 TOTAL TERM LOANS OUTSTANDING 44 £/ PRELIMINARY. (ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICTS). 37,281 379 20 242 6 57 94 • * • • • • • • • • • " • • • • • • • • , • • • • 95 5 86 16 20 8 • 23 • • • • • • 123 14 13 124 69 32 8 109 • • • • • • • 775 76 554 249 148 398 • • • , • 1*305 460 323 144 231 147 • • • • • • 25 • 769 17 138 614 1*367 138 288 1*217 m • • • • • » • • 800 24 400 66 121 321 1*062 129 255 160 306 212 210 484 22 111 351 513 73 60 380 393 • 215 • 846 • 431 157 • 424 • 44 • 190 • 316 • 501 • 891 • 6*220 • 4,260 H.12(c) BUSINESS OF BORROWER COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL TERM LOANS OUTSTANDING AT A SAMPLE OF WEEKLY REPORTING LARGE COMMERCIAL BANKS BY INDUSTRY AND FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT, APR. 25, 1973 (IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS) BOSTON ALL DISTRICTS NEW YORK PHILA- CLEVE- RICHMOND ATLANTA CHICAGO DELPHIA LAND ST.2/ MINNE- KANSAS LOUIS APPOLIS CITY DALLAS SAN FRANCISCO J OUR. GOODS MFG.-TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIP. OTHER FAB. METAL PROD. OTHER DURABLE GOODS 7,506 1,315 2,555 1,180 842 1,614 323 22 160 40 32 69 3,540 674 1,235 682 196 753 223 26 67 20 55 55 767 221 228 104 126 88 116 12 29 5 20 50 123 18 30 32 19 24 1,562 220 539 189 263 351 91 30 18 6 15 22 44 3 13 3 5 20 54 2 9 3 19 21 150 20 46 9 47 28 513 67 181 87 45 133 NONDUR, GOODS MFG.-TOTAL FOOD, LIQUOR, & TOBACCO TEX. APPAR., & LEATHER FPETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS & RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS 5,758 1,355 978 858 1,459 1,108 230 42 97 8 37 46 3,138 742 466449 978 503 180 36 43 15 45 41 256 30 23 14 87 102 188 33 114 1 19 21 148 36 22 25 30 35 1,043 280 156 207 183 217 95 22 27 8 9 29 58 29 10 4 3 12 46 19 2 8 7 10 98 13 2 48 19 16 278 73 16 71 42 76 MINING (INCL. CRUDE PETROLEUM & NAT. GAS) 2,895 15 1,581 66 179 9 29 494 12 19 81 265 145 TRADE*TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL 3,151 136 1,068 1,947 238 4 69 165 1,186 54 369 763 162 10 52 100 253 3 93 157 159 7 37 115 181 8 77 96 462 19 167 276 53 4 15 34 64 2 22 40 47 2 20 25 89 1 51 37 257 22 96 139 TRANSP., COMMUN., & OTHER PUB. UTILITIES TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES 7,283 4,202 738 2,343 233 153 30 50 4,203 2,244 400 1,559 121 96 8 17 387 181 43 163 129 74 28 1,137 569 133 435 *46 141 3 2 43 "59 tl 215 164 21 30 2 75 61 10 4 162 99 31 32 432 381 29 22 CONSTRUCTION 1,800 24 631 80 131 209 70 178 47 14 18 215 183 SERVICES 4,417 325 1,708 439 269 108 222 567 70 45 92 ISO *22 FOR. COML. & IND. LOANS 2,410 34 1,74# 60 80 26 8 230 12 16 18 180 ALL OTHER LOANS 2,061 1*166 17 130 149 38 147 25 14 28 129 21* 18,899 1,348 2,452 1,093 1*034 5,820 551 317 441 1,276 2,628 TOT. TERM LOANS OUTSTANQ. j>/ PRELIMINARY. 37,281 — 1,422 i
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