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V'. FEDERAL mil RESERVE statistical release For immediate release October 27, 1976 H. 12 COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS OUTSTANDING BY INDUSTRY Commercial and industrial loans increased a net of $481 million at weekly reporting large commercial banks during the week ending October 20, 1976. The principal net increases were $140 million in loans for commodity dealers and $94 million in loans for bankers acceptances and foreign commercial and industrial loans. The largest offsetting decrease was $69 million in loans for textiles, apparel and leather goods. BUSINESS OF BORROWER OUTSTANDING OCT. 2 0 , 1976p/* CHANGE OCT. 1 3 , 1976 FROM WEEK OCT. 2 2 , 1975 EMfkEn DEC. 3 1 , 1975 ( I N MILLIONS OF DOLLARS) DURABLE GOODS MANUFACTURING - TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT OTHER FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS OTHER DURABLE GOODS 14,134 1,994 4,650 2,397 1,666 3,427 NONDURABLE GOODS MANUFACTURING - TOTAL FOOD,. LIQUOR, AND TOBACCO TEXTILES, APPAREL, AND LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS AND RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS 13,781 3,305 3,455 2,557 2,610 1,854 MINING (INCLUDING CRUDE PETROLEUM 6 NATURAL GAS) - 14,031 1,657 6,048 6,326 TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, AND OTHER PUBLIC U T I L I T I E S - TOTAL TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC U T I L I T I E S 12,231 5,100 1,464 5,667 75 9 4 •• + — — + - • + - 7,113 TRADE - TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL CONSTRUCTION — — 25 37 21 36 69 21 6 15 31 + + - + + 213 140 1 74 35 23 38 20 — ' — + + — - 3,547 59 1,546 816 703 541 26 81 422 18 233 152 + 1,828 • + + + - 737 272 406 59 2,801 889 594 1,318 — — 2,458 82 1,132 731 349 164 352 511 766 194 98 1 + — + + — . + + 1,122 • + + • - 1,179 73 538 568 2,865 998 527 1,340 4,183 • 12 - 1,307 - 977 10,410 + 48 - 207 - 516 BANKERS ACCEPTANCES 3,935 + 94 + 1,666 - 968 FOREIGN COMMERCIAL 6 INDUSTRIAL LOANS 5,806 • 94 • 466 • 225 ALL OTHER LOANS 7,548 + 60 - 1,929 - 2,923 93,172 19,806 • + 421 60 - 5,120 400 - 7,829 72 112,978 + 481 - 5,520 - 7,901 SERVICES TOTAL CLASSIFIED LOANS TOTAL UNCLASSIFIED LOANS TOTAL COMMERCIAL t INDUSTRIAL LOANS SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT CLASSIFIED LOANS ARE AS OF OCTOBER 13, 1976. P/ PRELIMINARY. NOTE: EFFECTIVE MARCH 2 4 , 1 9 7 6 , RE-CLASSIFICATION OF LOANS I N CHICAGO CITY RESULTED I N THE FOLLOWING MAJOR REVISIONS: ALL OTHER LOANS, - $ 8 5 9 MILLIONS TOTAL CLASSIFIED LOANS, - $ 6 7 3 MILLION. AN ADDITIONAL RE-CLASSIFICATION IN SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT EFFECTIVE MARCH 3 1 , 1 9 7 6 , CHANGED TOTAL UNCLASSIFIED LOANS AND TOTAL COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS - $ 4 9 3 M I L L I O N . THESE RE-CLASSIFICATIONS ARE NOT REFLECTED FOR EARLIER DATES. http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS OUTSTANDING AT A SAMPLE OF WEEKLY REPORTING LARGE COMMERCIAL BANKS BY INDUSTRY AND FEDERAL RESERVE D I S T R I C T . WEEK ENDED OCT. 2 0 , 1976 ( I N MILLIONS OF DOLLARS) H.12(A) BUSINESS OF BORROWER DUR. GOODS MFG.-TOTAL PRIMARY METALS MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIP. OTHER FAB. METAL PROD. OTHER DURABLE GOODS BOSTON ALL DISTRICTS PA 783 14,134 71 1,994 300 4,650 81 2,397 110 1,666 221 3,427 NEW YORK 4,956 746 1,641 1,020 422 1,127 I4r i [ iRICHMONDl ATLANTA CHICAGO F S T . f MINNE- I KANSAS I LOUIS I APPOLISI CITY PHILA- I p ! DALLAS! SAN p/* I FRANCISCO 785 69 230 116 152 218 1,184 355 324 160 157 188 381 75 70 35 58 143 328 48 73 60 50 97 2,939 350 1,118 461 351 659 225 ' 44 % 52 15 62 52 178 17 45 9 31 76 161 9 48 15 44 45 349 46 120 49 >3 81 1,865 164 629 376 176 520 6,404 1,144 1,561 1,496 1,545 658 578 90 224 46 75 143 522 113 63 90 118 138 548 103 287 28 51 79 625 123 301 30 53 118 1,923 661 349 330 326 257 251 59 77 27 33 55 165 85 11 18 15 36 202 58 17 94 13 20 435 84 46 223 49 33 1,468 69* 196 140 248 190 7,113 40 2,898 80 378 32 154 1,242 51 24 270 1,158 786 14,031 1,657 6,048 6,326 802 30 394 378 4,823 907 2,078 1,838 665 37 308 320 720 10 310 400 970 111 405 454 716 52 318 346 1,819 163 870 786 463 79 180 204 234 53 68 113 490 49 210 231 558 45 208 305 1,771 121 699 951 12,231 5,100 1,464 5,667 466 179 116 171 6,196 2,330 485 3,381 470 201 107 162 621 193 75 353 296 138 74 84 342 230 22 90 2,003 733 275 995 274 223 21 30 116 62 9 45 120 70 25 25 297 135 63 99 1,030 606 192 232 4,183 138 859 212 279 295 264 848 60 102 98 489 539 10,410 536 2,808 1,095 629 462 518 1,622 216 282 311 599 1,332 3,935 48 1,618 212 93 139 42 622 29 — 11 132 989 FOR. COML. C I N O . LOANS 5,806 137 2,507 100 454 101 111 704 63 14 5 158 1,452 ALL OTHER LOANS 7,548 49 2,870 49 585 387 362 427 189 58 76 509 1,987 93,172 19,806 3,659 756 35,939 1,952 4,246 615 5,465 1,138 3,611 1,102 3,462 1,043 14,149 2,321 >1,821 423 1,173 84 1,744 526 4,684 857 13,219 8,989 112,978 4,415 37,891 4,861 6,603 4,713 4,505 16,470 2,244 1,257 5,541 ZZ,ZOtt MINING ( I N C L . CRUDE PETROLEUM C NAT. GAS) TRADE-TOTAL COMMODITY DEALERS OTHER WHOLESALE RETAIL TRANSP., COMMUN., £ OTHBt PUB. U T I L I T I E S TRANSPORTATION COWUNICATION OTHER PUBLIC U T I L I T I E S •) CONSTRUCTION SERVICES BANKERS ACCEPTANCES TOTAL CLASS. LOANS TOTAL UNCIASS. LOANS TOTAL COML. £ I N D . LOANS P/ PRELIMINARY. FINAL TOTAL WILL APPEAR I N THE F . R . BULLETIN. SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT FINAL FIGURES APPEAR I N A RELEASE OF THAT RESERVE BANK. * CLASSIFIED LOANS ARB AS OF OCTOBER 13, 1976. o r* M 660 91 323 35 84 127 M 13,781 3,305 3,455 2,557 2,610 1,854 HONOUR. GOODS MFG.-TOTAL FOOD, LIQUOR, & TOBACCO| TEX. APPAR., t LEATHER PETROLEUM REFINING CHEMICALS 6 RUBBER OTHER NONDURABLE GOODS
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