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BUSINESS STATISTICS
1982
23rd Edition
A Supplement to the
SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS
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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
Malcolm Baldrige, Secretary
BUREAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
George Jaszi, Director
November 1983
For sale fyy the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C. 20402
FOREWORD
Business Statistics: 1982 presents the historical data and methodological notes
for approximately 2,100 series that appear in the SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS. It is
the most comprehensive publication of its kind, and thus is a valuable reference
tool.
The main body of the publication presents monthly data for 1979-82 and annual
data for 1961-82 for approximately 1,900 series, drawn from public and private
sources, that are published monthly in the S (or "blue") pages of the SURVEY. The
methodological notes for each series are in a separate section, with pages of this
section numbered to correspond to those on which the data for the series appear.
Appendix I provides pre-1979 monthly data for selected series. Appendix II provides quarterly and annual data for several series prepared by the Bureau of Economic Analysis—national income and product accounts, new plant and equipment
expenditures, and U.S. international transactions. Until recently these series had
been shown in the blue pages of the SURVEY; now they are shown only in the while
pages. Methodological notes for Appendix II follow the tables.
A substantial investment was made in preparing the data base and establishing
the procedures to produce this—the twenty third—edition of Business Statistics
using computerized typesetting. The usual publication schedule was modified to
accommodate this work and at the same time to incorporate data for 1982 that were
available by July 1983. In the future, the computerization will make it possible to
produce the volume on an even more timely basis. In addition, a substantial number
of methodological notes were reworked for this edition.
Sincere appreciation is expressed for the generous cooperation of the many
organizations that have contributed to this volume and to the monthly SURVEY.
These organizations are listed on pages 135 and 136.
This volume was prepared in the Current Business Analysis Division, of which
Carol S. Carson is Acting Chief. The Statistical Series Branch, of which Kenneth
A. Beckman is Chief, had primary responsibility. Associates in that branch are:
Duhurst Hood, Rita M. Quick, Delores G. Roberts, and Frederick von Batchelder.
Thelma J. Pearson assisted in preparing the methodological notes for typesetting;
Eric R. Johnson assisted in preparing the tables for typesetting. Production, planning,
and design assistance was provided by the Publication Services Branch. Within
that branch, Sybella W. G'Schwend coordinated the typesetting of the methodological
notes.
GEORGE JASZI
Director
Bureau of Economic Analysis
July 1983
BUSINESS STATISTICS:
1982
Contents, By Subject
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS:
PERSONAL INCOME 1, 2
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION 3-7
BUSINESS SALES AND INVENTORIES 8-10
M A N U F A C T U R E R S SALES, I N V E N T O R I E S ,
ORDERS 11-21
BUSINESS INCORPORATIONS 21
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL FAILURES 22
AND
COMMODITY PRICES:
PRICES RECEIVED AND PAID BY FARMERS 23
CONSUMER PRICES 24-26
PRODUCER PRICES 27-29
PURCHASING POWER OF THE DOLLAR 29
Edition
IN THIS VOLUME
Foreward iii
Business Statistics Contents, by
subject, are listed at the right
Annual data, 1961-82, and monthly data, 1979-82
1-134
Methodological Notes Follows 134
Sources of Data 135,136
Appendix I: Historical Data for Selected Series
137-179
Appendix II: Quarterly BEA Series
National Income and Product Accounts 180-203
New Plant and Equipment Expenditures 204-207
U.S. International Transactions 208-212
Methodological Notes Follows 212
General Index 213
CONSTRUCTION AND REAL ESTATE:
CONSTRUCTION PUT IN PLACE 30, 31
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS 32
HOUSING STARTS AND PERMITS 32, 33
CONSTRUCTION COST INDEXES 33
REAL ESTATE 34
DOMESTIC TRADE:
ADVERTISING 35, 36
WHOLESALE TRADE 36
RETAIL TRADE:
All types of retail stores, sales and inventories 37-41
Multiunit firms with 11 or more stores 41,42
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT AND EARNINGS:
POPULATION 43
LABOR FORCE 43, 44
EMPLOYMENT:
Employees in nonagricultural establishments 45-47
Production workers on private nonagricultural payrolls 47-49
HOURS AND EARNINGS:
Average weekly hours per worker, manufacturing and nonmanufacturing industries 50, 51
Aggregate hours and indexes in nonagricultural activities
52,53
Average hourly earnings, private nonagricultural payrolls
54-57
Miscellaneous hourly wages 57
Average weekly earnings, private nonagricultural payrolls
58
LABOR CONDITIONS:
Help-wanted advertising 58
Work stoppages (strikes) 59
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE PROGRAMS 59
FINANCE:
BANKING:
Open market paper outstanding 60
Agricultural loans and discounts outstanding 60
Federal Reserve Banks, condition 60, 61
Federal Reserve member banks (all) reserves and borrowings 61
Federal Reserve weekly reporting banks, condition 61, 62
Commercial bank credit 63
Money and interest rates 63
CONSUMER CREDIT 64, 65
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE:
Budget receipts and outlays 66
Budget financing 66
Gross debt 66
Budget receipts by source and outlays by agencies 67
GOLD AND SILVER 67
MONETARY STATISTICS 68,69
PROFITS AND DIVIDENDS 70
SECURITIES ISSUED 71
SECURITY MARKETS:
Stock market customer financing 72
Bonds (prices, sales, and yields) 72
Stocks (prices, yields, sales, and shares listed) 73, 74
FOREIGN TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES:
VALUE OF EXPORTS:
Exports by geographic regions and leading countries 75, 76
Exports by commodity groups and principal commodities
76,77
VALUE OF IMPORTS:
General imports by geographic regions and leading countries
78,79
General imports by commodity groups & principal commodities 79, 80
INDEXES 80
SHIPPING WEIGHT AND VALUE 80
TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION:
TRANSPORTATION:
Air carriers 81, 82
Transit industry 82
Motor carriers 82
Railroad finances and traffic 83
Travel 83, 84
COMMUNICATION:
Telephone and telegraph carriers 84
FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS; TOBACCO:
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES 91, 92
DAIRY PRODUCTS 92, 93
GRAIN AND GRAIN PRODUCTS 94-96
POULTRY 97
EGGS 97
LIVESTOCK (CATTLE, CALVES, HOGS, SHEEP AND
LAMBS) 97, 98
MEATS ( B E E F A N D V E A L , L A M B A N D MUTTON,
PORK) 98,99
EGGS 97
LIVESTOCK (CATTLE, CALVES, HOGS, SHEEP AND
LAMBS) 97,98
MEATS ( B E E F A N D V E A L , L A M B A N D MUTTON,
PORK) 98,99
MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS:
Cocoa beans, coffee, confectionery, fish 99
Sugar and tea 100
TOBACCO AND PRODUCTS 100
LEATHER AND PRODUCTS:
LEATHER 101
LEATHER MANUFACTURES (FOOTWEAR) 101
LUMBER AND PRODUCTS:
L U M B E R , ALL TYPES, PRODUCTION, SHIPMENTS,
STOCKS, EXPORTS AND IMPORTS 102
SOFTWOODS ( D O U G L A S F I R , S O U T H E R N P I N E ,
WESTERN P I N E ) 102, 103
HARDWOOD FLOORING 103
METALS AND MANUFACTURES:
IRON AND STEEL
Foreign trade 104
Iron and steel scrap 104
Ore (iron) 104, 105
Manganese 105
Pig iron and iron products 105
Steel:
Raw and semifinished 105
Steel mill products (net shipments, inventories) 106, 107
NONFERROUS METALS AND PRODUCTS 108-111
M A C H I N E R Y AND EQUIPMENT 112, 113
ELECTRICAL AND GAS EQUIPMENT 114
NONFERROUS METALS AND PRODUCTS 108-111
M A C H I N E R Y AND EQUIPMENT 112, 113
ELECTRICAL AND GAS EQUIPMENT 114
CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS:
CHEMICALS:
Inorganic chemicals 85
Inorganic fertilizer materials 85, 86
Industrial gases 87
Organic chemicals 87
ALCOHOL 88
PLASTICS AND RESIN MATERIALS 88
PETROLEUM, COAL, AND PRODUCTS:
COAL (ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS) 115
COKE 116
PETROLEUM AND PRODUCTS:
Crude petroleum 116
All oils, supply, demand, and stocks 116, 117
Refined products 118, 119
ELECTRIC POWER AND GAS:
ELECTRIC POWER, PRODUCTION, SALES REVENUE
89
GAS, CUSTOMERS, SALES, REVENUE 90
PULP, PAPER, AND PAPER PRODUCTS:
PULPWOOD AND WASTE PAPER 120
WOODPULP 120, 121
PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS 121, 122
RUBBER AND RUBBER PRODUCTS:
NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC RUBBER 123
TIRES AND TUBES 123
STONE, CLAY AND GLASS PRODUCTS:
^ORTLAND CEMENT 124
:LAY CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS 124
3LASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS 124
3YPSUM AND PRODUCTS 125
TEXTILE PRODUCTS:
^VOVEN FABRICS 126
COTTON 126, 127
COTTON MANUFACTURES 127, 128
MANMADE FIBERS AND MANUFACTURES 128-130
WOOL AND MANUFACTURES 130
FLOOR COVERINGS 130
APPAREL 130
TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT:
AEROSPACE VEHICLES 131
MOTOR VEHICLES 132, 133
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT 134
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—PERSONAL INCOME
PERSONAL INCOME, BY SOURCE— Annual totals or seasonally adjusted monthly totals at annual rates »
Wage and salary disbursements z
Total
Manufacturing
Distributive
industries
Service
industries
Government and
government
enterprises
*
Commodity-producing
industries
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Total
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
Other
• labor
income 3
Proprietors' income
with inventory
valuation and
capital consumption
adjustments
Farm
Nonfarm
*
*
Rental
income of
persons
with
capital
consumption
adjustment
Dividends
Personal
interest
income
Transfer
payments *
Less
personal
contributions for
social
insurance5
Nonfarm
income «
*
*
*
*
*
*
417.8
279.5
298.0
113.7
121.8
126.9
135.4
146.0
89.8
96.7
100.6
107.1
115.5
69.3
72.8
76.3
81.4
87.2
44.1
47.2
50.2
54.4
58.9
52.4
56.3
60.0
64.9
69.9
11.8
13.0
14.0
15.7
17.8
12.1
12.3
12.0
10.8
13.1
36.5
37.6
38.5
41.7
43.8
15.0
15.8
16.5
17.1
18.0
13.3
14.4
15.5
17.3
19.1
26.4
29.0
32.2
35.6
39.7
32.8
33.8
35.8
37.4
40.4
9.7
10.3
11.8
12.6
13.3
94.4
100.9
110.0
120.8
130.3
64.7
71.3
79.6
89.7
98.3
78.3
86.4
96.6
105.5
117.1
19.9
21.7
25.2
28.5
32.5
14.1
12.6
12.7
14.6
14.3
46.4
48.6
51.3
52.5
51.9
18.7
19.7
19.5
19.6
19.7
19.4
20.2
21.9
22.4
22.2
44.4
48.3
53.4
61.1
69.4
44.7
52.6
59.8
66.7
80.1
17.8
20.6
22.9
26.2
27.9
94.4
104.7
119.5
141.2
178.3
30.7
34.5
42.6
47.9
50.4
846.5
925.3
1,023.7
1,131.8
1,229.1
194.3
207.9
223.8
250.3
297.6
55.5
61.1
69.8
81.1
88.7
1 ,359.3
1,506.5
1,689.7
1,899.3
2,119.5
337.2
374.5
104.6
112.0
2,377.0
2.527.6
443.6
466.2
499.2
540.7
313.4
336.1
362.0
588.2
630.0
690.6
754.7
398.4
427.0
469.6
515.7
161.0
168.3
183.4
199.6
811.1
548.7
203.0
128.0
134.1
145.8
157.5
158.2
868.4
*
Billions of dollars
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1 ,065.2
1,168.6
1,265.0
580.9
635.2
702.7
765.7
806.4
208.3
227.3
254.3
274.7
275.0
160.3
175.4
196.2
211.4
211.0
139.4
152.1
168.3
184.6
195.6
106.7
118.2
131.3
145.6
159.7
126.5
137.5
148.7
160.9
176.1
36.7
43.0
48.8
55.8
64.5
15.0
18.7
32.8
26.5
24.6
54.4
58.1
61.0
62.2
65.4
20.2
21.0
22.6
23.5
23.0
22.6
24.1
26.5
29.1
29.9
74.8
80.9
93.9
112.4
123.2
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1,391.2
1,540.4
1,732.7
1,951.2
2,165.3
889.9
983.2
1,106.3
1,237.6
1 ,356.7
307.3
343.6
389.4
438.4
216.6
177.4
197.7
188.7
202.4
19.1
19.1
26.3
31.9
21.8
75.0
84.8
92.2
100.2
95.6
23.5
24.8
26.6
27.9
31.5
36.5
39.6
45.3
50.8
56.8
132.5
152.8
179.4
218.7
468.1
237.4
266.0
299.2
333.9
354.6
1981
1982
2,435.0
2.578.6
1 ,493.2
1.568.1
509.5
509.2
385.3
383.8
30.5
21.5
89.7
87.4
41.4
49.9
62.8
66.4
341.3
951.4
226.6
259.7
297.6
219.5
236.2
260.3
75.9
89.4
102.5
114.9
128.0
361.6
337.7
378.8
374.1
284.4
306.0
143.5
156.6
239.5
270.7
303.4
330.7
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
266.0
366.2
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 137-139.
401.6
427.1
449.7
483.7
522.6
568.9
611.9
672.1
733.9
790.0
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—PERSONAL INCOME—Con.
D SPOSITION OF PERSONAL INCOME— ANNUAL TOTALS OR SEASONALLY ADJUSTED MONTHLY TOTALS AT ANNUAL RATES >
Billions of 1972 dollars
Billions of dollars
Less: Personal outlays
YEAR AND MONTH
Personal
income
Less:
Personal tax
and
nontax
pay-
ments 2
if
Personal consumption expenditures
Equals:
Disposable
personal
income 2
Per-
Interest
paid by
Total
2
Total
3
Durable
goods 4
Nondurable
goods 4
con-
Services
sumers
to
business
sonal
transfer
pay-
ments
to
Equals:
Personal
sav-2
ing
for-
eigners
(net) 2
Personal
saving
as
percentage of
disposable
personal
income
Personal consumption expend tures 6
Disposable
personal
income 5
Implicit
price
deflator
for
personal
con-
Total
Durable
goods 4
Nondurable
goods 4
Services
sumption
expenditures
(Index,
1972 7=
100)
if
52.1
56.8
60.3
58.6
64.9
365.8
386.8
405.9
440.6
475.8
*
342.7
363.5
384.0
411.0
442.1
335.0
355.2
374.6
400.5
430.4
41.6
46.7
51.4
56.4
63.0
155.3
161.6
167.1
176.9
188.6
138.1
147.0
156.1
167.1
178.7
74.5
82.1
97.2
477.7
503.6
551.5
598.3
639.5
465.1
490.3
536.9
581.8
621.7
68.0
70.1
80.5
85.7
85.2
204.7
212.6
230.6
247.8
265.7
192.4
207.6
225.8
248.2
270.8
97.2
1965.
*
417.8
443.6
466.2
499.2
540.7
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
588.2
630.0
690.6
754.7
811.1
115.7
115.8
513.7
547.9
593.4
638.9
695.3
1971
1973
1974
1975
868.4
951.4
1 ,065.2
1,168.6
1 ,265.0
116.7
141.0
150.7
170.2
168.9
751.8
810.3
914.5
998.3
1,096.1
691.1
757.7
835.5
913.2
1,001.8
672.2
737.1
812.0
888.1
976.4
111.1
123.3
121.5
132.2
278.8
300.6
333.4
373.4
407.3
296.2
325.3
355.2
393.2
437.0
17.7
19.5
22.3
24.1
24.4
1.1
1.1
1.3
1.0
.9
60.7
52.6
79.0
85.1
94.3
8.1
6.5
8.6
8.5
8.6
779.2
810.3
864.7
857.5
874.9
696.8
737.1
767.9
762.8
779.4
111.1
121.3
112.3
112.7
288.7
300.6
307.4
302.5
307.5
309.9
325.3
339.2
348.0
359.3
100.0
105.7
116.4
125.3
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1,391.2
1 ,540.4
1 ,732.7
1,951.2
2,165.3
196.8
226.4
258.7
301.0
336.5
1,194.4
1,314.0
1,474.0
1,650.2
1,828.9
1,111.9
1,236.0
1 ,384.6
1,553.5
1,718.7
1 ,084.3
1 ,204.4
1,346.5
1,507.2
1,668.1
156.8
178.2
200.2
213.4
214.7
441.7
478.8
528.2
600.0
668.8
485.7
547.4
618.0
693.7
784.5
26.7
30.7
37.4
45.5
49.6
.9
.9
.8
.8
1.0
82.5
78.0
89.4
96.7
110.2
6.9
5.9
6.1
5.9
6.0
906.8
942.9
988.8
1,015.7
1,021.6
823.1
864.3
903.2
927.6
931.8
126.6
138.0
146.8
147.2
137.5
321.9
333.4
344.4
353.1
355.6
374.7
393.0
412.0
427.3
438.8
131.7
139.3
149.1
162.5
179.0
1981
1982
2,435.0
2,578.6
387.4
402.1
2,047.6
2,176.5
1,912.4
2,051.1
1,857.2
1,991.9
236.1
244.5
733.9
761.0
887.1
986.4
54.3
58.1
.9
1.1
135.3
125.4
6.6
5.8
1,054.7
1,060.2
956.8
970.2
141.2
139,8
362.5
364.2
453.1
466.2
194.1
205.3
1979:
January
February
March .
April
May
June
1,853.4
1 ,870.2
1,891.8
1 ,902.2
1,915.8
1,931.9
281.6
284.4
286.9
287.5
292.3
298.0
1,571.8
1,585.7
1 ,604.9
1,614.6
1,623.5
1 ,633.9
1,472.1
1,492.1
1,504.1
1,507.5
1,523.7
1,532.3
1 ,429.6
1,449.0
1 ,460.4
1,463.1
1,478.5
1 ,486.5
207.6
211.8
214.0
209.3
211.8
205.0
562.6
570.0
575.3
578.4
586.0
593.8
659.5
667.2
671.2
675.4
680.8
687.7
41.8
42.4
43.1
43.8
44.5
45.2
.8
.7
.6
.7
.7
.7
99.6
93.6
100.8
107.1
6.0
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.3
6.4
1 ,008.8
1,009.1
1,015.5
1,013.9
1,011.5
1 ,009.8
917.6
922.1
924.0
918.7
921.2
918.7
147.0
149.1
149.6
145.7
146.8
142.3
349.6
349.7
350.2
348.3
349.1
350.1
420.9
423.3
424.2
424.8
425.2
426.3
155.8
157.1
158.0
159.3
160.5
161.8
1,965.3
1,983.1
1,997.4
2,016.8
2,034.2
2,052.2
303.9
307.1
311.9
315.3
319.3
323.9
1,661.3
1,676.0
1,685.5
1,701.4
1,714.8
1,728.3
1,550.1
1,575.1
1,601.8
1,609.8
1 ,628.6
1,644.1
1,503.5
1,527.7
1,553.8
1,560.7
1,579.0
1 ,594.2
213.6
216.0
222.5
213.7
216.4
219.7
597.2
608.7
622.0
624.8
636.7
644.9
692.8
703.0
709.3
722.2
726.0
729.5
45.8
46.5
47.2
47.9
48.5
48.9
.8
.8
.9
1.2
1.1
1.1
6.3
5.9
5.5
5.1
5.1
5.0
1,019.7
1,021.3
1,018.6
1,018.8
1,020.7
1 ,020.7
922.9
930.9
939.0
934.6
939.8
941.5
146.9
148.5
151.9
145.5
146.1
147.2
349.5
353.1
357.6
356.4
360.6
362.5
426.5
429.3
429.5
432.7
433.2
431.8
162.9
164.1
165.5
167.0
168.0
169.3
2,078.7
2,089.7
2,108.0
2,108.5
2,116.2
2,129.8
317.8
319.9
323.6
324.8
328.4
332.0
1,761.0
1,769.9
1 ,784.3
1,783.8
1,787.8
1,797.7
1,671.3
1 ,665.9
1,675.7
1 ,667.3
1,670.4
1,692.0
1,621.0
1,615.3
1,625.1
1,616.9
1 ,620.3
1,642.1
228.3
220.4
213.4
201.4
197.7
203.3
652.1
647.6
654.6
655.0
655.8
663.7
740.7
747.3
757.0
760.6
766.7
775.2
49.3
49.6
49.6
49.4
49.1
48.9
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
104.0
108.7
116.5
117.4
105.7
5.3
5.7
6.2
6.4
6.3
6.2
1,031.0
1,025.0
1,021.4
1,015.5
1,010.7
1,009.8
949.0
935.5
930.2
920.5
916.0
922.4
151.6
145.0
139.1
131.1
128.2
130.6
362.8
357.1
355.7
354.5
353.1
355.2
434.7
433.4
435.4
434.9
434.8
436.6
170.8
172.7
174.7
175.7
176.9
178.0
2,165.4
2,184.0
2,208.5
2,239.4
2,264.5
2,291.2
334.7
340.2
345.1
351.9
357.3
361.9
1,830.7 1,719.4
1,843.8 1,735.0
1 ,863.4 1 ,746.8
1,887.5 1,776.6
1,907.2 1,790.0
1,929.3 1,813.7
,669.3
,684.6
,696.3
,725.3
,738.7
,761.8
214.8
213.6
213.2
222.9
223.0
224.8
665.9
673.9
675.9
685.4
694.5
701.3
788.6
797.1
807.1
817.0
821.2
835.7
49.0
49.3
49.6
49.9
50.2
50.8
1.1
1.1
1.0
1.3
1.1
1.0
111.3
108.8
116.6
110.9
117.2
115.6
6.0
6.1
6.0
6.1
6.0
6.0
1 ,020.8
1,018.0
1,018.8
1,025.6
1,029.0
1 ,034.0
930.8
930.1
927.4
937.5
938.1
944.3
137.5
135.4
134.0
139.3
138.5
139.2
354.2
354.5
351.8
354.7
356.8
357.2
439.2
440.2
441.6
443.5
442.8
447.9
179.3
181.1
182.9
184.0
185.3
186.6
June
2,316.9
2,336.5
2,361.4
2,375.1
2,390.6
2,416.9
367.1
370.2
374.9
377.6
385.0
388.7
1,949.8
1 ,966.3
1,986.5
1,997.5
2,005.6
2,028.2
1,836.5
1 ,854.3
1,875.3
1,878.7
1,887.1
1,905.0
1,784.5
1,801.8
1,822.1
1,824.7
1,832.6
1,850.0
231.1
237.9
241.8
233.9
232.9
233.3
709.4
715.9
723.6
728.2
727.7
735.8
844.1
848.0
856.7
862.6
871.9
880.9
51.2
51.7
52.3
53.0
53.5
54.0
.8
.8
.9
1.0
1.0
1.0
113.3
112.1
111.2
118.8
118.5
123.2
5.8
5.7
5.7
5.8
6.0
6.4
1,037.9
1 ,040.6
1,043.6
1,044.1
1 ,042.3
1,050.3
949.9
953.5
957.3
953.8
952.4
958.0
142.5
145.9
147.9
141.9
140.1
139.7
358.9
360.3
360.2
362.3
361.0
364.9
448.5
447.4
449.1
449.6
451.3
453.5
187.9
189.0
190.3
191.3
192.4
193.1
July
August
September
October
November
December
2,463.7
2,494.6
2,514.3
2,513.4
2,518.7
2,517.6
394.4
399.8
402.5
393.0
396.3
398.9
2,069.3
2,094.8
2,111.9
2,120.4
2,122.4
2,118.7
1 ,920.4
1,950.0
1 ,956.4
1,949.0
1,962.1
1,973.5
1,864.9
1,893.8
1,899.5
1,891.6
1 ,904.6
1,915.9
236.2
250.9
243.5
230.3
230.6
231.3
736.0
741.4
745.8
744.2
747.8
751.0
892.7
901.5
910.3
917.1
926.2
933.6
54.6
55.2
56.0
56.4
56.5
56.6
.9
.9
.9
1.0
1.0
1.0
148.9
144.9
155.4
171.4
160.3
145.2
6.7
7.2
7.5
7.7
7.5
7.1
1 ,063.3
1,070.4
1 ,070.4
1 ,069.6
1,065.1
1 ,058.4
958.3
967.7
962.8
954.2
955.8
957.1
140.5148.4
142.7
135.0
134.7
134.6
362.7
364.2
363.9
363.0
364.0
364.5
455.2
455.1
456.2
456.2
457.0
458.0
194.6
195.7
197.3
198.2
199.3
200.2
2,518.1
2,530.2
2,535.8
2,549.0
2,568.0
2,572.5
396.7
402.9
400.9
393.4
406.9
412.1
2,121.4
2,127.3
2,134.9
2,155.6
2,161.1
2,160.4
1 ,977.7
2,007.0
2,006.4
2,017.9
2,039.0
2,038.8
1,919.8
1,948.8
1 ,948.0
1,959.1
1,979.9
1,979.4
234.5
242.8
241.0
239.3
248.6
241.0
745.8
755.9
747.5
748.4
758.1
757.6
939.5
950.1
959.5
971.5
973.3
980.8
56.8
57.0
57.2
57.5
57.8
58.2
1.1
1.1
1.2
1.2
1.3
1.3
143.7
120.3
128.5
137.7
122.0
121.6
6.4
6.1
6.0
6.0
5.9
5.8
1,052.1
1,055.9
1,057.4
1,063.9
1,063.5
1,053.3
952.1
967.3
964.8
966.9
974.3
965.1
135.5
140.3
139.5
138.0
143.1
137.4
359.3
366.2
362.2
362.8
366.1
361.7
457.3
460.8
463.1
466.0
465.2
466.0
201.6
201.5
201.9
202.6
203.2
205.1
2,589.8
2,586.7
2,597.4
2,617.8
2,633.1
2,645.0
398.9
400.4
400.2
402.9
403.5
406.0
2,191.0
2,186.3
2,197.2
2,214.8
2,229.6
2,239.1
2,054.5
2,064.6
2,086.1
2,090.3
2,110.2
2,120.5
1,995.1
2,005.1
2,026.4
2,030.5
2,050.2
2,060.0
239.4
238.7
252.1
240.5
254.5
261.2
764.9
766.8
767.9
773.7
771.7
773.8
990.7
999.6
1 ,006.4
1,016.3
1,024.0
1,025.1
58.3
58.5
58.7
58.7
59.0
59.5
1.1
1.1
1.1
1.0
1.0
1.0
136.4
121.6
111.0
124.5
119.4
118.5
5.8
5.6
5.4
5.3
5.4
5.4
1,062.4
1,057.1
1,058.5
1,060.9
1 ,066.8
1,070.8
967.4
969.5
976.2
972.6
981.0
985.1
136.3
135.7
142.6
136.6
144,9
148.0
364.1
365.2
364.7
365.9
365.2
367.0
466.9
468.7
468.9
470.1
470.8
470.2
206.2
206.8
207.6
208.8
209.0
209.1
1961
1962
1963
1964
1 972 . .
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May.
1982:
January
February
March .
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
11.1
0.4
.5
.6
.6
.7
23.0
23.3
21.9
29.6
33.7
6.3
6.0
5.4
6.7
7.1
503.8
524.9
542.3
580.8
616.3
461.4
482.0
500.5
528.0
557.5
49.3
54.7
59.7
64.8
72.6
211.9
218.5
223.0
233.3
244.0
200.2
208.8
217.8
229.8
240.9
72.6
73.7
74.8
75.9
77.2
12.0
12.5
13.8
15.6
16.7
.7
.9
.8
.9
1.1
36.0
44.3
41.9
40.6
55.8
7.0
8.1
7.1
6.4
8.0
646.8
673.5
701.3
722.5
751.6
585.7
602.7
634.4
657.9
672.1
78.4
79.5
88.3
91.8
89.1
255.5
259.5
270.5
277.3
283.7
251.8
263.7
275.6
288.8
299.3
79.4
81.4
84.6
88.4
92.5
98.2
7.3
7.8
8.8
9.9
99.8
101.5
111.2
101.0
83.6
91.6
86.2
84.2
89.7
^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 137-142.
96.5
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
INDEXES— UNADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION »
INDEXES— MONTHLY DATA ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION >
By industry groupings
By market groupings — Products
Manufacturing
Final products
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Mining and
utilities
*
1961 .
1962
1963.
1964
1965
667
722
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
Total
Nondurable
manufactures
Durable
manufactures
*
*
898
65 8
71 4
75 5
797
87 6
72 2
77 1
81 3
859
92 6
63 1
71 3
77 4
832
97 5
978
96 9
97 9
96 7
98 9
97 8
96 0
95 9
97 3
103 3
1000
1063
111 2
1078
1000
1063
1112
1078
1000
1000
106 2
106 2
109 6
1085
1180
127 1
125 7
109 3
1096
1197
1298
1293
1178
1000
1062
1125
1180
1000
1064
1000
1062
1000
111 0
111 5
112 3
1106
1166
1024
1137
1064
106 5
102 3
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
130 5
131 9
130 3
141 8
122 3
1382
1363
1384
1505
1300
146 1
152.5
147 0
141 7
144.7
149 5
146 8
153.6
146 7
156 9
164.0
161 2
139 7
146.4
136 7
1981
1982
151 0
138.6
155 0
146.3
1504
137.6
164 8
156.2
146 9
152.7
149 5
148.9
142 7
1466
1545
151 3
1397
1528
1569
137 6
141 7
1529
1549
149 0
152.7
157.1
144 5
149.4
146.3
1562
1425
152.4
147.7
148.1
July
August ....
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April.
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April .
May
June
July
August .
September
October
November
December
125 5
1292
1103
1069
Autos and
utility
vehicles
Autos
Home
goods
*
67 1
72 4
76 4
809
88 2
76 5
81 7
Total
*
66 7
72 2
76 5
81 7
89 8
128 7
128 5
June
Automotive products
Total
61 8
686
73 1
78 3
89 0
1082
1189
1298
1294
1163
May
*
1967 = 100
Total
consumer
goods
71 5
758
80 0
852
90 9
1195
1980:
January
February
March
April
Total
656
71 5
75 8
81 0
89 7
1096
1197
1298
1293
1178
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total
74 2
778
82 0
869
91 1
1971
1972.
1973
1974
1975
1979:
January
February
March .
April
May
June
Total
Consumer goods— Durable consumer goods
1000
1060
1000
111 1
64 0
82 1
91 4
929
121 0
66 1
80 1
87 7
920
1133
1128
1000
1194
1182
109 8
1150
1053
1090
106 1
1063
1157
1244
1147
1188
1244
988
1000
121 8
1159
897
1203
1367
1497
1161
1000
1209
1139
866
61 2
666
71 8
784
88 9
979
1000
1064
1132
1102
116 1
1156
129 5
133 8
141 4
1462
1530
135 3
121 4
132 8
125 9
121 0
1286
1383
1079
1137
101 1
132 1
1193
1182
124 4
131 5
128 9
124 0
130 5
129 7
127 6
137 1
141 9
155 7
149 8
1382
1379
1359
1453
1540
1756
1693
1484
146 1
152.5
147 0
144 8
150.0
146 7
142 2
147.2
145 3
149 1
150.8
145 4
159 2
155.8
136 7
179 9
167.7
132 8
172 5
154.3
110 1
148 6
136.7
1477
1036
1389
140 5
124.7
151 0
138.6
150 6
141.8
149 5
141.5
147 9
142.6
140 5
129.2
1379
111 2
99.0
1034
86.6
1420
129.5
153 2
160.6
164 0
142 0
148.2
150 7
149 5
150.1
151 3
146 5
147.1
148 6
151 3
151.8
153 4
147 7
145.4
149 2
150.6
1462
1485
1454
147 8
147 7
1606
1827
1788
1474
1763
1538
1286
150 4
150 5
1493
1522
182 7
179.6
186 8
163.0
175 0
170.8
1625
161 2
161.1
163 7
151 8
1508
1456
1483
152 1
159 0
176 2
167 4
147 4
145.8
147.3
151 2
148.7
150.0
168 5
147.0
157.6
1502
1500
147.1
147.2
149.1
148.6
153 4
125.1
139.7
142.4
131.0
121.4
1396
1473
156 8
148.0
152.4
153 1
149.6
146.7
118.5
128.0
129.0
118.3
110.2
148.6
149.5
149.7
149.0
149.4
126 5
1338
134 7
1264
127 1
127 3
125 1
1425
1368
1188
134 1
141 9
149.2
129.1
159 0
163 4
168 8
149 1
152 1
152 0
152.5
153 5
151 1
152 7
153 0
160 5
169.6
172.6
171 0
165.4
156.8
142 1
141.8
148.9
153 0
152.1
152.7
1492
1527
144.3
148.8
149 6
153.2
158.6
158 1
153.6
147.6
145.4
141.2
152.3
152.5
150 1
149.1
150.2
150 1
149.8
149.8
152.4
152 9
147.5
152 7
158.3
163 6
100.2
148.8
1263
1187
1462
1647
1480
1443
1409
121 9
1477
144 2
141 8
147.9
148 4
143 4
144.4
160 9
156 8
160.1
147.2
147 7
147 5
145 4
142 9
142.2
132.6
143 2
1535
150.1
150 2
149 8
146 5
143 4
142.5
143.0
145 1
1507
153.0
152 8
152 1
148 2
143 8
141.4
147.9
148 2
153 1
140.0
145 2
145 8
139 7
134 1
133.5
110.8
1527
145 2
142 1
141.8
136 5
128 8
128.1
126 9
1029
114.8
977
88 5
146,2
141 8
1507
1353
142 0
148.6
150.7
151 0
162 2
168.3
168.1
1244
156 0
151.4
144.9
128 1
134.9
138.6
140 3
142 2
144.4
146.6
1480
1495
1640
1395
1492
153.1
144.9
156.5
137.0
150.4
142 9
144 5
145.6
147.1
148 7
149.4
142 4
143 3
144.1
145,7
147 4
147.8
142 1
142 9
144.5
146.3
148 1
147.1
158 6
158 1
154.4
145 2
144 8
156 9
1364
147 8
146 9
1643
1482
1478
1507
1473
156 6
152 9
149.0
149 9
151 3
151 4
140 1
141 2
143.6
144 3
1534
150.7
151 3
152 3
152 2
148.3
148 9
1455
1556
164.8
165 3
166 1
170 5
141 3
144.1
143 4
144 7
147 o
1502
152.5
152 4
151 4
151 8
152.1
151 9
149 9
1507
150 3
161.4
164 1
156.8
152.5
152.0
155.2
149.5
154 3
155.5
152.4
145.6
137.0
163.9
172 2
173.4
169.3
161.0
149.4
139.5
143.1
140.7
134.9
128.4
153.9
153 6
151.6
149.1
146.3
143.4
153.0
152 6
151.0
149.4
147.5
146.2
152.1
151 5
150.0
148.9
147.2
146.3
164.3
159.7
152.7
146 7
133.1
140.7
140.7
138 4
147.1
123.4
140.7
142.9
1566
1297
1429
1446
156.6
154 7
129.7
127 1
141.7
140 2
138.5
141.8
1424
1380
1545
1266
1392
143.9
141.6
159.9
128.9
138.7
1362
1405
144 6
135 1
1529
1227
1468
1393
141.2
138.5
134.8
131.2
140.1
136.7
136.4
140.7
141.2
138.8
134.5
129.6
161 9
164.1
162.4
155.7
147.5
123 7
125.4
122.5
119.9
117.2
143 2
144.8
1372
1437
148.9
150.0
149.3
145.8
1464
151.7
152.7
151 5
152.6
1565
151.0
1554
155.8
152.4
146.4
139.1
136.6
142.7
142.0
1394
153.3
156 1
1420
150.6
141.8
149 4
1186
92 8
121.3
96.4
95.0
131.8
1280
1275
120 7
131.2
140.9
146.1
139.0
103.5
93 1
106.5
119.2
125.4
116.2
102.0
90 1
128.3
128 3
133.5
139.0
98.9
109.7
115.4
105.9
134.7
137.8
141.8
142.6
1027
108.5
116.1
933
101.1
107.8
145.6
145.2
146.1
1202
1132
1450
129.1
131 4
120.0
144.8
147 9
130 4
133.9
139.2
142 9
151 8
153 1
1222
1450
150.7
149 6
147.8
146.5
144.0
142.0
146.5
142 5
140.4
136.3
129.7
123.2
147.6
137 6
139.1
132.8
121.7
119.2
123.0
118.1
145.8
1078
1040
1453
110.0
101.7
103.3
141.1
138.2
134.1
125.4
139.6
141 8
141.5
142 1
120.1
143.7
142 9
142.8
144 1
143.3
142 6
71.6
82.0
93.6
1005
1423
1422
1436
1326
142.1
142.1
144.8
134.6
109.2
117.5
125.0
129 9
138.9
143.0
1388
1426
1425
1458
138 4
137.3
135.7
134.9
135.2
142 0
140.8
139.3
139.0
139.9
141 2
140.0
138.7
138.3
139.5
144 1
143.4
142.2
141.3
142.0
1373
1329
1355
131.3
126.5
124.6
125.9
135.5
123.6
120.7
128.7
1527
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
1592
153 1
148 0
1434
141.3
1259
128.1
130 7
149.7
88.9
87.5
111.8
117.1
127.7
107 1
105.8
89.6
86.9
99.0
-^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 142 and 143.
92.5
81.1
78.1
61.3
70.5
79.8
872
96.1
101.9
114.6
933
94.3
79.5
77.7
87.9
1345
1326
126.3
130.6
129.9
131 1
129.1
129.9
130.4
131 4
128.9
128.1
126.8
124.3
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION—Con.
INDEXES— MONTHLY DATA ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION— By market groupings— Final products '
Nondurable consumer goods
Equipment
Business equipment
Consumer staples
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Clothing
Total
Consumer
foods and
tobacco
Industrial
Nonfood
staples
Total
Total
*
74 2
81 9
777
844
81 5
857
893
87 3
91 2
93 2
100.0
1037
1056
1020
94 2
100.0
1040
108.3
1124
1974
1975
113 1
1206
1257
1263
125 1
1032
1130
1202
1171
111 6
1976
1977
1978
1979 „
1980
1352
141 9
145.1
1488
148 9
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
Building
and mining
Defense
and space
equipment
Commercial, transit, farm
Manufacturing
Total
Commercial
Transit
1967 = 100
57 3
57 7
62 7
74 1
58 9
52 2
55 2
45 5
637
627
684
796
660
564
593
495
560
649
65 8
71 2
82 9
69 5
59 8
61 5
53 4
69 9
737
844
806
902
963
785
594
103 1
88 7
660
778
674
85 5
67 5
71 4
80 7
77 5
74 6
677
750
1000
1024
105.3
1083
92 1
1000
1059
111 9
117 1
94 0
1000
1065
1093
100 1
97 8
1000
1055
1125
1070
1004
1000
101 0
1038
105 8
1000
1078
1109
1020
101 0
1000
94 6
1000
1107
1225
1165
94 5
1000
1103
131 2
1305
1000
1167
1179
1006
1158
1228
1272
1289
1288
111 9
1160
120 1
122 7
1228
1204
130 7
1354
136 1
1358
947
943
106 6
121 2
129 9
121 2
1063
121 0
1366
159 7
1683
826
103 8
1145
1200
1102
104 1
1181
1342
142 4
1282
92 7
1100
1131
999
1154
131 2
1493
156 7
1363
131 8
153 6
1759
1824
1578
126.6
131 8
131.1
131 9
1260
137.6
1447
148.9
1535
155 2
131.5
1365
140.6
1450
1474
1446
154 1
158.5
1634
164 3
114.6
1230
132.8
1422
145 2
1354
1478
160.3
171 3
173 2
1255
1350
145.8
1522
156 5
168 1
1889
2073
2063
239 9
1058
1134
121 2
1303
128 2
1468
1625
1772
1934
192 4
1787
1978
212.0
228 1
237 8
987
798
1135
133.8
151 6
139 9
865
934
1509
148.0
1198
1595
159.0
1503
149.7
1700
169.7
151 8
139.8
181 1
157.9
1664
134.9
2862
214.2
127 9
107.2
198 0
184.4
258 7
253.5
1254
103.9
102 7
109.4
147.3
1480
1493
1483
1489
1493
132.2
133 1
1346
1306
131 4
1333
151.5
1522
153 3
1532
1537
153.8
141.8
1423
1448
1450
1453
1457
162.8
1637
163 2
1628
1634
163 1
139.9
1406
141 9
140 1
141 8
141 7
168.2
1693
171 0
1687
171 2
171 2
151.6
1526
152 8
1504
151 8
151 8
208.0
2073
205 2
2042
203 7
2053
128.1
1296
130 3
1280
130 1
1297
187.3
1885
192 0
1898
193 7
1938
220.8
221 3
224 6
2232
225 1
2267
146.5
1474
1520
1479
1553
1539
149 0
1490
149.0
1488
1490
1493
131 8
1308
131.2
1304
1323
131 3
153 8
1540
153.9
1539
1536
1543
146 5
1454
145.7
1459
144 8
1458
162 2
1640
163.4
163 1
163 8
1643
142 1
141 9
143.7
1436
144 2
1452
171 3
171 6
173.4
172 3
172 6
174 1
151 2
151 7
153.5
151 8
153 5
1532
207 4
2106
212.0
2032
205 1
2050
130 3
131 1
130.4
1308
132 5
132 1
194 6
1946
196.5
1960
194 7
198 1
227 4
231 4
231.6
2345
232 5
2372
154 3
1485
155.0
1546
150 1
151 9
1499
1494
1495
1486
1474
1472
1296
1293
1303
1282
1266
1255
1555
155 0
1548
154 3
153 1
1533
1470
1464
1466
1463
1465
1470
1655
164 9
1644
163 6
1609
160 5
146 1
147 1
1468
145 8
1440
142 8
175 2
176 5
176 2
174 5
171 8
169 7
157 2
159 7
159 2
159 1
157 1
155 0
222 1
231 4
2344
237 8
2398
241 7
133 1
134 4
1334
131 9
129 1
125 5
1960
196 0
1958
192 4
1888
186 6
2382
238 7
2404
235 6
2335
228 8
1450
146 9
1440
144 5
1362
137 9
1477
1487
148.9
1493
1500
1493
1222
1256
123.5
1225
1255
121 0
1547
155 2
156.0
1567
156 7
1572
147 1
1463
147.5
148 9
149 1
1490
163 7
165 4
165.8
165 8
165 6
166 6
142 8
143 7
143.6
1448
146 5
1488
169 5
171 1
170.7
171 9
173 9
177 1
154 6
1554
154.0
153 5
155 3
159 1
2424
243 8
242.5
242 8
247 9
253 3
125 8
125 5
124.0
123 1
124 3
128 5
186 8
189 2
189.9
193 1
195 4
198 0
2283
2356
237.6
2420
244 8
2485
1387
1376
134.6
1356
137 5
1390
97 7
98.1
992
100 3
101 0
1496
1505
150 1
1507
1521
151 2
121 2
1209
1189
1206
122 1
1209
157 5
1586
1588
1590
1603
1596
1493
150 5
150 5
1502
151 3
1496
167 0
168 1
168 4
1693
170 8
171 3
149 1
148 7
1500
151 4
152 1
153 0
177 7
177 5
179 3
181 0
182 0
183 6
161 5
163 4
164 6
165 9
167 0
1690
264 0
270 4
2766
281 7
2864
289 7
127 7
1284
1286
128 5
1284
130 6
196 6
193 7
196 2
198 6
199 4
2004
249 3
2504
252 7
254 5
2580
259 9
133 1
1248
1278
131 5
1300
129 7
100 9
100 5
1007
101 5
1020
101 7
1523
1525
150.8
150.5
149.7
149.5
1228
121 9
119.3
117.8
116.1
113.8
1605
161 0
159.5
159.6
159.0
159.4
150 5
150 6
149.5
150.7
150.4
150.9
172 2
173 0
171.1
169.9
169.1
169.3
154 1
1540
152.9
152.1
151.5
152.1
184 8
184 4
182.7
180.5
179.0
179.0
169 4
1702
168.9
166.9
165.1
164.0
290 3
293 0
293.6
295.6
293.8
294.6
130 8
1308
129.3
125.7
123.6
122.0
202 5
200 9
198.5
196.2
195.0
196.3
263 7
2643
264.2
259.8
260.6
262.9
1284
1246
121.0
120.6
116.6
117.5
1026
1028
103.0
104.5
105.3
107.0
June
1474
148 1
146.8
1466
147 9
1488
1589
1592
158 1
158 3
1590
1599
1500
151 1
1496
148 1
149 9
1509
169 1
168 7
1680
1700
169 5
1704
147 2
147 3
145 9
1434
140 4
1384
1722
171 6
169 0
164 9
159 9
156 7
158 1
155 9
151 2
145 9
138 9
134 0
2890
274 9
2569
242 2
224 4
2090
1169
1168
1163
1140
1097
107 5
188 5
189 9
1895
186 9
184 1
183 0
256 1
2564
2578
253 1
247 7
2475
1090
1104
1105
1109
1109
1083
1052
106 5
1070
107 2
107 7
1076
July
August
September
October
November .
December
149.1
1486
148.2
148.5
1479
148.4
1597
1594
158.8
159 1
158 1
158.8
1499
1496
1486
1502
1490
1495
171 2
170 8
1707
1695
168 7
1696
138 0
137 3
1352
134 0
1342
1361
154 9
153 9
1505
147 1
1464
148 1
131 3
128 4
1238
1183
1172
1179
2004
190 8
182 1
1693
165 7
171 9
1060
1044
101 6
98 0
97 5
182 2
183 3
181 4
1805
1802
1830
2488
2535
2540
2535
254 8
2586
1063
1020
1095
109 5
1095
111 9
1136
1159
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
.
1968......
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973....
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August .
September .........
October
November
December ....
1981:
January
February
March
April.
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
758
793
829
870
908
826
861
890
924
969
95 1
1000
1039
107.7
110 1
989
964
66 8
71 2
75 8
804
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
989
967
993
91 9
970
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 143.
933
88 1
1000
1082
104.0
885
958
788
101 8
1129
1191
101 9
79 9
81 4
82 4
955
932
923
962
800
81 3
98 2
92.3
924
93 0
92 1
924
922
92 9
91 9
93.8
954
964
967
972
97 6
974
976
974
977
979
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION—Con.
INDEXES— MONTHLY DATA ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION »
By industry groupings— Mining and utilities
By market groupings
Intermediate products
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Construction
supplies
Mining
Materials
Business
supplies
Total
Durable
goods
materials
Nondurable goods
materials
Energy
materials
658
76.4
*
*
Oil and gas extraction
Total
Total
1967 = 100
Metal
mining
Coal
Total
Crude oil
Natural
gas
Stone and
earth
minerals
*
76.5
79.1
85.8
89.9
93.8
79.8
82.0
85.1
87.6
90.5
81.1
82.4
85.7
86.6
88.7
72.3
74.7
79.5
85.1
89.2
76.7
79.4
83.4
88.6
95.1
97.1
100.0
94.3
100.0
103.0
104.7
109.3
94.8
100.0
1068
114.4
121.3
102.4
100.0
102.9
103.4
106.2
107.4
107.3
104.5
124.5
125.3
125.9
1207
111.0
105.5
113.3
119.2
121 5
107.0
109.6
1109
1086
109,2
111 1
118.3
124.9
131 2
137.6
1328
91.1
93.2
102.8
1048
103.3
1123
114.8
96.9
1180
98.2
100.0
1042
108.3
1122
120.4
100.0
111 0
125.1
131 9
101.1
1080
95.3
100.0
104.6
108.3
111.6
1154
120.3
121 9
1192
117.2
1195
125.5
1292
1287
128.5
1098
113.1
1148
1153
112.8
1206
118.8
1302
1256
115.8
99.2
106.0
104.8
1064
113.4
110.9
113.6
113.7
1144
113.3
147.8
1556
1656
1759
171 5
120.7
1235
1253
1289
1293
131.9
1363
141 7
1447
1495
114.2
1182
1240
1255
1327
122.8
1055
121 0
1270
1092
117.2
121.9
1147
135.6
1467
112.0
118.0
1246
121.7
1333
149 1
125.0
1746
157.5
1290
125.1
1550
146.3
1422
126.1
1231
82.4
141 3
142.7
146.8
131.1
95.1
111 8
104.1
1294
112.1
155.7
1561
1569
1549
1561
1568
158.4
1581
1594
1556
1581
1596
172.1
1736
1742
174.1
1747
1744
129.1
129.7
1295
129.7
1283
1284
144.4
144.1
1440
144.1
1433
142 7
124.7
1226
1230
123.4
1233
1236
124.5
125.4
127 1
129.0
1232
1233
124.2
121.8
1266
129.1
130.2
1429
122.9
120.1
1198
119.8
119.7
1183
94.7
94.2
95.1
95.4
95.2
109.8
109.2
1087
112.1
1094
1059
135.9
135.7
1356
135.3
1378
1373
1627
1639
163.4
163.3
163.0
163.5
1574
1566
156.6
1566
156.2
156.6
1603
1577
157.7
1572
155.8
155.8
1755
1771
177.8
1788
178.5
180.2
128 1
1287
127.7
128 1
129.4
129.4
143 1
1447
144.6
1457
147.5
148.2
124 1
1268
126.0
1278
129.9
131.4
1289
127.1
122.1
124.2
132.2
136.9
1369
144.1
142.6
146.0
143.3
143.4
1195
122.2
121.8
123.6
125.7
127.2
939
1048
108.2
109.2
110.0
112.0
110.9
1364
138.3
137.5
138.2
140.5
141.4
1567
1544
152.9
1394
1320
1287
165.0
1640
164.1
161 2
1588
1585
1576
1569
1557
150 9
1442
1398
1563
1552
1546
147 9
1400
1342
1822
1808
1777
173 3
1654
1595
1304
131 6
131 0
1303
1282
128 9
1475
148 7
151 1
1490
148 1
1489
1332
1329
133 1
1327
132 7
1326
1366
1356
1335
1235
121 8
121 0
140.0
1372
138.8
1435
1452
1501
129.9
1304
131.5
131 7
1326
132.3
96.4
95.8
96.1
96.7
94.6
113.9
1124
117.0
1122
111 6
107.1
143.9
141 7
137.2
134.5
1298
126.4
144.6
1489
151.2
1524
153.4
155.4
1284
134 1
138.5
1406
142.6
145.2
1607
1636
163.7
1641
164.2
165.5
1364
1388
142.5
1459
150.1
152.2
1290
131 3
133.9
1395
146.1
147.4
157 1
161 3
171.3
1743
175.1
179.6
1284
1293
127.6
1262
1490
149 9
149.5
148 9
151.5
152.4
1306
1296
130.7
132 1
135.1
138.6
83 1
71 2
72.8
908
107.2
122.2
149.9
1530
149.1
1497
151.7
153.5
133.5
1334
134.7
134.5
136.1
138.4
94.7
93.5
94.4
93.5
93.2
95.1
106.0
1051
109.5
110.8
111.9
114.4
127.9
125.3
129.7
129.8
132.7
137.4
1575
1577
157 1
1563
156.1
1549
1484
148 9
1490
1479
146.5
1434
1666
1664
1651
1647
165.6
1662
1538
1543
1544
1529
1534
1540
1500
1506
1522
151 8
1528
1524
1802
1799
1775
1793
1790
1769
1302
1533
154 1
1548
150 5
1521
1563
1404
143 1
1432
1352
1354
141 7
1255
134 1
131 1
123 1
1250
1235
1475
1590
151 2
95.4
77.0
1229
141 4
1422
144.1
1461
146.2
1482
95.7
96.3
95.2
96.2
1133
1087
111.8
1127
111.8
112.8
138.4
1400
138.8
1337
132.2
132.7
1562
1568
154.6
151 4
148.7
145.9
1443
1440
139.7
1352
130.1
127.0
1680
1695
169.4
1675
167.1
164.6
1553
1552
152.5
1485
144.6
139.0
1536
1543
150.4
1456
141.0
134.0
1765
1754
175.5
1706
164.7
158.3
1333
1326
128.1
127.4
1591
158 2
155.8
1561
155.4
154.7
1465
1460
145.0
1453
143.3
142.6
1236
1241
121.5
1198
115.4
110.9
1700
1674
161.9
1669
160.8
145.5
147.7
1482
148.8
148.9
148.4
150.5
95.2
94.8
95.0
94.0
93.9
94.5
111.5
1168
111.5
111.9
108.1
110.5
133.3
128.2
123.4
122.0
116.7
115.7
1242
1275
1256
1236
1222
123.1
162.4
1651
1646
1637
1628
160.6
1372
1404
1385
1362
1343
1335
1297
1324
1307
1281
1266
1266
1568
1642
1620
1603
1566
1535
1309
1303
1282
1258
1254
1254
1574
155 6
153 1
151 6
1488
1452
1445
1424
138 1
1341
1289
1235
121 3
1208
1099
1088
147.9
1560
1556
1462
1492
144.4
151.5
1466
141 4
137.7
1327
129.1
96.2
94.7
June...
1434
1463
1452
1437
1426
141.9
111.3
1088
1078
107.2
1028
102.3
115.8
1205
121 6
119.6
1146
106.6
July
August
September
October
November
December
1428
144.7
143.7
141.6
141.8
141.5
124 1
1271
125.5
122.5
123.4
123.0
161 4
162.1
161.8
160.5
160.1
159.8
1330
1328
132.0
1300
128.4
127.8
1260
1251
123.0
1185
116.4
116.5
1523
1545
158.5
1582
157.3
155.6
1260
1245
1426
141 3
139.7
140.4
140.4
140.1
120 1
1169
114.7
1159
116.8
118.4
58 1
1403
135.8
127.9
143.2
134.1
129.7
1270
123.3
121.0
119.1
120.3
122.9
1028
99.5
101.3
104.2
103.5
96.8
1038
105.7
106.3
108.5
111.9
111.7
71 4
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
758
752
797
682
724
662
77.1
72 1
79.9
83.4
852
885
826
90.7
93.9
88.0
767
829
924
96.2
1000
1064
112.9
1129
97.9
1000
1066
1123
111 0
94.8
1000
1061
1135
1147
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1168
126.5
1372
1353
123 1
1168
128.4
1399
1346
1163
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
137.2
1451
1541
1605
151 9
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
633
704
751
71 3
791
778
82.0
80.8
83 1
86.4
869
899
938
90.3
83.7
87 1
91.1
1007
1000
1066
1125
1092
1033
1000
1063
1121
1038
97.5
1000
1088
1157
1154
96.9
1000
1046
109.3
1145
1167
124.6
1346
1360
129.8
111 3
1223
1339
1324
1155
1049
117.7
1346
1327
1091
1202
132.9
1422
1426
1266
132.6
1406
151 7
1580
1409
141.7
1495
1565
1631
1628
131 7
1386
1483
1564
1476
128.0
1361
1490
1578
1430
1544
143.3
141 9
124.3
1667
162.1
151 6
133.7
161.0
161.3
161 4
160.1
1601
1607
159.6
159.5
1594
157.1
1576
1580
162.4
163.1
1634
163.1
1625
1633
1603
161 3
160.6
160.6
160.2
159.6
1579
1587
157.8
157.9
157.4
155.7
June
160.9
1592
158.5
1503
1455
1437
July
August
September
October
November
December
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970 ...
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
Say
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February .
March
April
Mav
«
81 9
756
822
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
128^9
129.6
131 6
1309
123 1
1230
1293
128.9
1283
121.0
122.6
121.4
120.4
74.2
100.0
1062
112.5
900
71.8
534
55.4
63.1
70.4
74.9
982
759
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 143.
997
94.9
92.2
92.3
969
94.6
949
951
936
95.3
93.9
94.2
94.9
95.0
954
950
942
95.9
952
95.7
957
95.0
94.9
93.9
94.6
95.1
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION—Con.
INDEXES-MONTHLY DATA ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION— By industry groupings »
Utilities
Manufacturing
Nondurable manufactures
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Electric
*
1961
1962
1963. .
1964
1965
Total
*
Total
Foods
Tobacco
products
*
Textile mill
products
Apparel
products
Paper and
products
Printing
and
publishing
Chemicals
and
products
Petroleum
products
Rubber
and
plastics
products
Leather
and
products
1967 = 100
670
72.0
770
83.6
887
632
681
734
796
855
656
71 5
758
81 0
897
71 5
758
800
852
909
808
834
864
904
92 5
934
94 5
97 3
986
995
71 4
762
78 9
852
92 8
822
855
89 1
922
97 3
71 8
762
80 6
854
91 9
71 3
739
77 8
826
87 9
59 2
657
71 8
788
878
79 8
84 1
87 9
903
921
54 5
61 8
664
753
862
896
92.3
908
96.1
978
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
955
1000
1084
1173
1245
926
1000
1097
1197
1281
979
1000
1064
111 0
1064
967
1000
1062
111 5
1123
960
100 0
1026
106 1
1090
99 5
100 0
100 1
974
101 6
984
100 0
1079
1126
111 8
99 9
1000
1029
1067
101 4
99 2
1000
1073
1158
1152
946
100 0
1032
1074
1070
956
1000
1095
1184
1204
961
1000
1051
1085
1132
968
1000
1197
1302
1323
990
1000
104.0
965
90.4
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
130.5
1394
145.4
1437
1460
1352
1464
155.6
1549
1608
108.2
1189
129.8
1294
1163
1166
1265
1338
1347
1264
1128
1169
1209
1240
123 4
1005
105 7
1123
1098
111 8
1165
132 7
1429
1328
1223
1048
1094
1173
114 3
107 6
1204
128 8
1374
1345
1163
107 1
1127
1182
1182
1134
1259
1436
1545
1594
147 3
1167
122 1
1285
1247
124 1
1476
1724
184.1
1952
1667
86.8
88 1
83.1
78 1
765
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
151 7
156.5
161 4
166.0
1683
1688
1768
1822
185.8
1897
1303
138.4
1468
153.6
1467
141 8
1505
1569
164.0
161 2
133 0
1388
1427
147.5
1496
116 9
1128
1183
1178
1199
134 6
1344
1375
1450
1386
125 7
1342
1342
1344
1270
133 2
1375
144 8
151 0
151 1
1225
1276
131 5
1369
1396
1709
1857
1974
211 8
207 1
1335
1426
1452
1439
1329
199 7
2323
2536
272.2
2557
774
73.6
738
71.7
701
1981
1982
169 1
168.7
1909
190.5
1504
137.6
1648
156.2
1521
151.1
1222
118.0
1357
124.5
1204
1550
150.8
1442
144.1
2156
196.1
1297
121.8
2740
254.7
693
60.9
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
1665
168.1
167.6
1672
165.7
1641
1883
189.9
1886
1879
185.3
1826
1530
153.6
1549
151 9
154.1
1542
161 6
162.9
1640
1626
1636
1637
1439
145.3
1474
1468
1483
1490
1206
116.2
1233
1200
1205
1177
1421
141.5
1430
142 7
142 1
145 0
1360
138.0
1385
1340
133 1
1364
1447
146.6
1490
1490
1478
1480
1356
138.2
1373
1357
1368
1369
2075
209.7
2104
2093
211 2
2096
1470
144.5
1436
1458
144.4
1436
2700
271.1
2723
2674
271.9
271 1
754
74.6
74.2
71 2
72.5
701
1642
1646
165.4
1657
167.2
1669
1826
183 3
184.5
1845
1866
1860
1544
152 9
153.9
1537
153.3
1532
1648
165 2
165.4
1648
1650
1653
1489
147 5
148.1
147 7
1479
1484
1189
1148
117.5
1156
1130
1166
1463
145 7
148J
147 7
1485
1480
1327
132 5
135.7
131 5
1335
131 1
1543
1540
155.3
1542
1543
1557
1356
137 7
137.2
137 2
1362
1378
211 8
2148
212.8
2129
2153
2168
1442
143 1
141.5
1426
1421
1454
2780
2785
276.6
2780
271.3
2638
700
697
70.8
701
70.4
71 2
1634
166.3
171 1
1672
1652
167 1
181 8
1854
1928
187 5
1850
1884
1535
153 1
1520
148 0
1435
140 2
1660
1658
1643
161 6
158 1
155 1
149 9
1494
1486
148 1
148 6
1493
118 7
1200
121 2
121 4
1169
1157
148 1
1480
1449
1424
1386
1360
131 7
1307
133 5
1300
128 7
126 1
1583
1530
153 7
1480
145 8
1456
138 5
1399
139 1
136 7
1356
135 3
218 2
2173
2129
208 7
1989
191 5
146 1
1436
1400
136 1
131 5
1305
2680
2671
2662
261 3
2467
2404
732
72.5
726
71 1
701
687
1696
172 6
170.6
1677
169.9
1679
1923
1966
193.7
1896
192.6
1895
1393
141 2
143.9
146 5
148.9
1504
1546
157 6
161.0
162 1
163.0
1650
149 1
148 7
149.9
151 1
151.6
151 0
1196
1187
119.7
1236
123.5
1188
131 3
134 8
133.2
1343
136.4
135 6
123 6
125 5
123.5
121 7
125.7
122 7
143 6
1468
153.6
153 4
154.3
1570
1392
141 7
140.9
142 5
142.1
143 0
1908
198 2
208.2
2094
211.7
2205
127 9
1244
129.0
1280
128.6
131 3
241 0
243 3
254^4
2588
258.9
2623
678
67 9
67.5
701
71.0
679
1676
166.4
1678
1676
1707
1727
1893
187 1
1889
1886
1929
1956
151 1
151 2
151 6
152 0
1528
1524
1656
1662
1653
165 9
1664
1658
151 9
152 5
1524
151 9
152 2
151 3
123 5
1254
1257
1222
1223
120 9
1384
139 3
1362
138 9
1388
138 3
1238
121 6
1202
121 6
1226
121 1
156 5
1560
157 6
157 0
155 9
1534
143 9
1448
142 7
141 6
141 3
143 1
218 9
2198
2185
2198
2206
2184
133 1
131 5
1303
1300
1298
1293
2640
2702
2695
2752
2803
285 1
689
68.3
688
689
698
684
173 1
171 9
167.8
168 1
168.9
168.2
1962
1942
188.3
1894
190.9
190.2
1532
153 2
151.1
1480
145.0
142.0
167 1
167 3
165.9
1628
160.3
157.4
151 6
151 9
150.7
151 4
153.0
152.8
121 3
123 8
122.4
1243
119.6
112.6
1394
140 7
136.3
132 5
126.1
122.8
1226
122 6
122.5
1178
113.8
114.1
154 9
1567
158.6
153 3
152.6
146.6
1444
146 1
145.9
1456
143.4
145.3
221 5
2192
216.3
2088
204.6
199.8
1287
1304
129.1
1283
128.0
128.3
2853
2867
282.2
2760
264.1
247.3
701
696
69.7
71 2
70.8
65.6
171 8
170.4
170.0
171 0
1709
1694
1952
192.5
191 7
193 1
1934
191 6
1385
140.9
140 1
1387
137 9
1377
155 1
157.8
1573
156 1
1550
1553
151 1
151 7
1508
149 7
150 5
151 0
1127
1267
1267
116 1
1186
123 6
1200
1258
1260
1263
123 5
1237
148 3
151 5
1506
149 8
146 5
1468
1456
146.4
1459
1442
1438
1426
1967
201.3
2003
1986
193 6
1932
1233
119.5
121.3
1208
1222
1243
2447
251.8
253.4
2551
2570
2589
63.1
64.0
61.2
60.6
61 1
62.3
167.7
1685
167.5
167.8
166.7
164.2
1892
1899
188.2
1884
188.3
185.6
138.1
1380
137.1
135.0
134.0
134.5
1557
1569
156.7
1562
155.3
155.6
151 0
1507
149.0
151 5
152.0
1528
121 4
1206
1133
1106
113.0
1099
1243
125 9
1261
1259
123.1
1222
1470
1525
154.3
1550
154.5
151.1
143.9
1453
144.3
1420
141.7
142.8
194.1
1956
196.4
1941
192.8
195.9
124.7
121 4
122.6
1238
120.0
118.7
256.8
261 1
262.0
256.3
250.2
249.7
62.9
60.8
60.9
59.5
57.7
56.0
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October ..
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
•^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 144.
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION—Con.
INDEXES— MONTHLY DATA ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION— By industry groupings— Durable manufactures >
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Ordnance,
private and
Government
Lumber
and
products
Furniture
and
fixtures
Clay, glass,
and stone
products
Primary metals
Total
*
Iron and
steel
787
71 1
83 6
885
927
763
823
928
742
773
843
959
Transportation equipment
Electrical
machinery
Total
Motor
vehicles
and parts
Instruments
963
98 3
102 1
105 2
1000
1000
105 5
1079
1056
101 8
1000
1069
1147
108 1
101 1
1084
1000
1043
113 8
1066
1084
1000
103 2
1126
104 7
1138
1208
1260
1162
1076
1160
1306
1437
1376
1182
1109
1208
1336
133 1
1179
1002
1121
126 7
123 1
96 1
107 1
1223
1198
964
958
78 5
1232
131 2
1363
1369
1193
1368
1450
1558
161 5
1500
1362
1458
1572
163 9
147 5
1097
111 1
1199
121 3
1023
1048
103 8
1132
1132
81 1
86.9
1191
112.6
1572
151.9
147 9
128.2
107 9
75.3
147.0
1472
1486
144.5
1476
147.6
746
758
754
740
746
742
1373
1372
137 7
1372
135 8
1368
161 7
163 1
163 5
1594
1596
1596
1682
1667
165 7
161 6
164 5
1636
147.2
1444
145.9
1460
145.2
144.8
740
739
1352
1385
138.6
1387
135.9
1324
1595
161 7
162.7
1633
162.9
161 0
1448
144.4
143.5
1385
1333
1299
773
131 7
130.9
1266
1044
1049
1102
July
August
September
October
November
December
128.7
1299
132.1
135.7
139.2
140.3
778
1981:
January....
February
March
April
May
June
July
August .
September
October
November
December
950
554
621
663
756
850
548
629
647
684
81 7
61 5
71 1
780
800
95 1
65.5
798
88.3
907
1159
57.2
597
66.3
71.8
826
107 7
1000
1063
1159
109 9
97 2
1000
1056
1079
102 4
988
1000
101 8
1093
1044
97 9
1000
105 5
111 9
108 1
1020
1000
111 1
1084
895
1139
1000
1203
116.5
923
905
100.0
1062
115.0
1120
107 5
121 1
1345
129 0
975
1035
1121
1247
124 2
1099
1002
1160
1337
140 1
1251
1077
1223
143 1
143 8
1165
979
1082
1183
108 8
974
1186
135 8
1488
1282
111 1
1095
1204
1377
144 1
132.3
924
1185
124 1
131 9
1358
1198
1239
131 0
141 6
1485
134 1
1345
1436
1536
1637
1628
1348
1454
1594
1750
1728
111 1
1222
1325
1354
116 9
142.0
161 1
169.9
1599
1190
146.6
1562
167.1
1749
171 1
99 8
61.7
1224
99.7
1364
114^8
171 2
149.0
1784
169.3
116 1
104.9
1223
109.8
1703
161.9
1233
1204
123 8
1220
121 2
1242
1133
1108
1162
1158
1143
1181
1405
1389
137 8
131 6
1329
1355
149 1
1508
1502
1488
1503
1493
161 2
1629
164 1
161 4
1644
1646
171 2
173 1
1743
1706
1746
1751
141.5
1400
143 4
131 6
141 8
1393
178.7
1733
1797
156.0
1758
169.0
175.2
176.0
1770
176.3
1747
175.9
1637
1625
161.5
1636
1641
1638
1267
121 1
122.1
1184
1171
115 3
1190
1120
115.0
1088
1081
1066
1465
1379
132.4
1356
132.7
131 1
1493
1476
146.5
1475
146.9
1462
1655
1663
165.2
1629
162.9
1630
1747
1721
176.7
1773
179.5
181 6
135.2
1252
131.8
1333
128.3
1273
159.2
138.5
150.3
150.1
139.3
137.1
174.0
173.9
172.9
175.0
173.4
175.0
160 8
1588
161 7
158 3
149 8
143 2
1642
1635
1579
1490
140 7
135 2
117 7
1136
1152
107 0
96 8
91 3
108 9
1056
108 1
97 8
85 1
134 1
1283
1283
1223
1164
1182
1448
145.3
144 8
1406
132 2
1250
167 1
167.0
1665
163 2
162 1
1583
181 3
179.5
1799
1774
171 1
1662
1220
126.0
1239
1160
1100
1100
127.0
134.6
130.1
1162
1067
106.8
175.7
174.7
173.1
173.8
171 2
169.2
138 3
140 8
144.5
146.7
1476
1486
135 1
137 1
143.8
146.2
1488
153 0
83 3
68 7
869
760
796
1138
1202
121.6
121.4
1237
1236
90.6
99.6
1132
111 5
80.4
92.0
1076
103 0
111 4
1063
107.2
113.2
1232
127 1
1226
1248
128.8
131.7
1323
1357
159 1
1596
159.5
160.9
1629
1669
1658
1668
167.4
169.8
173.0
175 1
1103
1085
113.3
118.3
121.8
1204
107.0
1041
113.7
123.2
129.2
125.7
167.5
1686
168.1
169.6
170.0
171.9
141 0
140.8
1421
1425
143.5
1432
786
784
785
798
809
809
1274
1262
1256
1263
1262
1225
1500
1543
1556
158 7
1589
162 4
1568
1564
1546
154 3
151 7
148 1
114 1
1145
1149
1106
111 9
107 4
108 7
1084
1080
103 4
1056
98 5
124 1
1259
127 7
1222
121 6
123 1
1358
1376
1392
139 5
1384
1393
1673
1683
1692
169 7
1721
1741
1776
174.9
1774
178 8
1799
1801
1174
116.1
1195
121 3
123.7
1234
120.0
119.9
127.1
1307
136.4
137.5
173.9
171.1
170.0
170.0
170.6
171.3
143.6
1434
140.9
1378
134.4
131.3
806
1229
119 1
113.2
1096
104.7
104.8
164 9
163 3
148 7
1482
147.3
143 4
135.9
131.5
1094
113 1
108.6
102 3
96.6
89.6
997
105 1
99.2
922
87.2
79.2
131 8
1288
125.0
1193
112.8
108.0
140 1
1400
136.8
133 8
130.2
126.1
1767
1764
173.9
1697
167.9
167.4
1809
1826
180.0
1796
175.7
170.7
1198
1154
114.2
1106
106.1
103.7
130.5
1231
120.*
113.8
105.5
100.4
172.1
172.3
169.7
168.6
167.1
166.8
992
104 9
103 5
1062
1106
1122
1443
1484
1285
1350
131 5
1270
1250
126 1
89 7
88 5
1089
106 7
100 7
98 9
1207
121 4
121 1
119 1
1158
1150
1609
1600
157 3
1537
1500
1474
168.2
1729
1726
1722
1709
1708
96.6
1020
1044
105.9
1100
111 6
90.4
98.6
1056
110.7
119.8
1240
162.2
164.5
163.0
162.8
163.8
164.8
1169
1203
119.9
1172
119.1
121.4
154 5
1269
1288
130.4
128 1
127.3
125.4
72 9
58 1
729
574
102 9
1003
106.2
95 5
92.2
94.2
1155
1143
112.3
107 6
107.0
107.3
147 1
147.2
144.9
1404
139.6
139.2
1703
169.7
167.0
1654
165.5
165.5
1127
107.0
105.3
1008
100.2
103.7
127.2
116.7
113.5
103.0
101.7
108.8
165.2
165.5
161.9
157.4
155.8
155.2
423
486
557
549
782
66 7
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
989
100.0
1065
110.6
1023
829
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1024
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
122.3
1300
139.7
1464
1367
728
735
737
752
1981
1982
1405
124.7
1979:
January
February... .
March
April
Mav. .
June
July
August ....
September
October
November
December
July
August
September
October
November
December
Nonelectrical
machinery
693
754
778
826
908
61.8
686
73.1
783
890
1982:
January
February.
March
April
Mav
June
Fabricated
metal
products
1967 = 100
71 1
78 1
81 2
87 1
94 7
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1980:
January...
February
March
April. .
Mav
June
Nonferrous
metals
1137
1271
1257
1093
127.1
1293
1282
126.7
1261
1255
1259
124.9
123.5
1203
119.3
119.9
1000
1156
111 9
927
851
842
81 3
789
766
73.9
77 1
78.0
775
77.7
780
784
787
785
78 1
78.9
79.4
797
81 8
82.3
825
84.3
85.5
841
838
83 8
852
863
86 5
871
86.5
86.9
895
91.9
92.5
82 5
863
92 7
159^9
157 2
153.7
149.4
150 2
151 8
151 1
1525
1567
155.7
1543
152.4
153.7
1000
106 3
1096
1060
830
764
75 2
72 8
73.2
696
63.6
63.5
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
764
796
78 5
73 0
65 1
624
580
56.4
54 1
47.5
46.6
645
73 4
777
85 9
959
970
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 144.
STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—BUSINESS SALES
MANUFACTURING
AND
TRACE
SALES,
TOTAL,
UNADJUSTED
FOR
SEASONAL
VARIATION
(Millions of
dollars^
YEAR AND MONTH
MANUFACTURING AND TRADE SALES—ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION (Millions of dollars, except as noted) »
Manufacturing2
Total
manufacturing and
trade sales
Total
Durable
goods
industries
Retail trade3
Nondurable
goods
industries
Total
Merchant wholesalers
Durable
goods
stores
Nondurable goods
stores
Total
Billions of constant (1972) dollars 8
4
Durable
goods
establishment
Nondurable goods
establishments
*
59,836
64,541
68,696
75,733
82,861
*
84,014
87,541
91,882
98,618
104,470
*
733,913
787,939
827,938
884,189
963,396
*
733,913
787,939
827,938
884,189
963,396
*
371,071
400,294
420,694
447,968
491,937
*
187,395
207,145
219,361
235,643
266,651
*
183,676
193,149
201,333
212,325
225,286
1,046,240
1,084,175
............. 1,177,247
1,260,032
1,289,374
1,046,240
1,084,175
1,177,247
1,260,032
1,289,374
538,437
557,840
602,742
642,011
633,661
295,795
303,203
331,903
353,246
338,262
242,642
254,637
270,839
288,765
295,399
1,392,198
1,560,363
1,840,944
2,131,495
2,186,755
1,392,198
1,560,363
1,840,944
2,131,495
2,186,755
670,878
756,281
875,238
1,017,531
1,039,137
359,453
408,287
476,233
530,731
523,866
311,425
347,994
399,005
486,800
515,271
406,234
449,069
509,538
540,988
588,146
128,810
148,427
172,912
169,417
182,966
277,424
300,642
336,626
371,571
405,180
315,086
355,013
456,168
572,976
559,472
140,941
161,088
202,023
246,803
229,527
174,145
193,925
254,145
326,173
329,945
19768.............
2,451,327, 2,451,327
1977 88 .................... 2,755,482 2,755,482
1978
3,123,684 3,123,684
19798
3,571,957 3,571,957
8
1980
3,927,403 3,927,403
1,185,622
1,358,418
1,522,859
1,727,234
1,852,686
608,269
711,204
814,181
912,725
930,597
577,353
647,214
708,678
814,509
922,089
657,375
725,220
807,426
900,558
962,816
217,805
248,692
278,617
302,357
292,811
439,570
476,528
528,809
598,201
670,005
608,330
671,844
793,399
944,165
1,111,901
257,420
297,291
362,387
424,004
472,131
350,910
374,553
431,012
520,161
639,770
1961 8 ....................
1962 *
1963
8
19646
1965 8 ....................
1966
196768..
1968
1969 '• ...
1970*
1971 •
19728
8
1973 ...
19748....
19758
8
*
67,302
74,894
79,927
84,593
94,186
*
218,992
235,563
246,666
261,870
284,128
7
303,956
292,956
324,358
346,717
368,403
98,301
88,725
101,695
108,621
109,195
7
*
143,850
152,082
160,578
174,351
187,331
*
151,690
160,669
166,739
177,277
189,942
7
205,655
204,231
222,663
238,096
259,208
8
203,847
233,379
250,147
271,304
287,310
Mer-
Total
Manufacturing
Retail
trade
chant
wholesalers
*
*
*
*
112,719
91,128
99,733 s 133,646
139,286
110,861
149,064
122,240
160,096
127,214
8
4,273,188
4,130,150
4,273,188
4,130,150
2,017,545
1,910,119
1,006,465
922,115
1,011,080
988,004
1,047,573
1,075,679
316,020
320,868
731,553
754,811
1,208,070
1,144,352
509,743
457,713
698,327
686,639
256,605
265,913
303,014
286,308
304,539
305,278
279,290
280,384
290,362
286,366
296,800
295,403
137,022
137,458
143,100
137,340
145,495
142,478
74,193
74,743
77,249
73,028
78,245
75,500
62,829
62,715
65,851
64,312
67,250
66,978
71,489
71,615
72,937
73,485
74,006
74,447
24,690
24,370
25,113
25,364
25,253
25,032
46,799
47,245
47,824
48,121
48,753
49,415
70,799
71,311
74,325
75,541
77,299
78,478
32,307
32,389
34,225
34,508
35,066
35,131
38,472
38,922
40,100
41,033
42,233
43,347
160.9
160.4
164.2
160.3
164.2
161.9
77.3
76.9
79.2
75.5
79.1
77.1
46.5
46.4
47.0
46.7
47.0
46.5
37.2
37.0
38.0
38.0
38.1
38.2
285,669
306,026
305,143
320,387
313,481
319,594
301,061
303,135
305,658
309,134
310,076
312,655
146,171
145,519
146,501
148,503
147,886
149,415
76,903
76,303
76,295
77,402
75,983
76,211
69,268
69,216
70,206
71,101
71,903
73,204
74,485
76,458
77,271
77,095
77,768
78,264
24,701
25,744
25,798
25,300
25,080
25,290
49,784
50,714
51,473
51,795
52,688
52,974
80,405
81,158
81,886
83,536
84,422
84,976
35,870
36,627
36,136
37,348
37,132
36,859
44,535
44,531
45,750
46,188
47,290
48,117
163.0
162.8
162.4
161.9
160.6
161.0
77.8
77.1
76.4
76.5
75.3
75.5
46.5
47.4
47.9
47.2
47.2
47.2
38.7
38.3
38.1
38.2
38.1
38.3
299,455
312,540
327,277
315,348
316,730
319,014
321,857
322,735
318,712
313,174
311,435
312,908
154,412
155,630
153,415
149,264
146,964
146,480
79,636
80,429
77,666
74,918
72,481
71,965
74,776
75,201
75,749
74,346
74,483
74,515
79,425
78,816
77,721
77,191
77,409
78,754
25,670
25,208
23,630
22,903
22,806
23,453
53,755
53,608
54,091
54,288
54,603
55,301
88,020
88,289
87,576
86,719
87,062
87,674
39,523
39,312
38,302
37,522
36,903
37,720
48,497
48,977
49,274
49,197
50,159
49,954
162.9
160.8
156.8
153.2
151.0
151.6
76.6
76.3
73.9
71.5
70.1
70.0
47.6
46.3
45.2
44.4
44.2
44.5
38.8
38.3
37.7
37.3
36.6
37.1
309,894
323,095
339,220
357,493
343,439
363,898
320,734
325,610
335,015
343,417
345,560
349,328
149,830
151,239
157,332
161,305
162,760
163,889
74,281
74,562
79,215
81,432
81,985
81,908
75,549
76,677
78,117
79,873
80,775
81,981
79,794
80,439
80,970
82,442
83,024
83,741
24,281
24,095
24,393
25,167
25,390
25,384
55,513
56,344
56,577
57,275
57,634
58,357
91,110
93,932
96,713
99,670
99,776
101,698
38,089
38,700
40,285
41,647
41,327
41,596
53,021
55,232
56,428
58,023
58,449
60,102
154.1
152.3
156.0
158.5
158.4
159.0
71.6
70.8
73.6
74.6
74.4
74.4
45.1
44.8
44.7
45.2
45.6
45.4
37.4
36.7
37.7
38.6
38.4
39.2
B&zzzz
jSe.»zzz:.
330,634
337,320
367,856
361,782
359,935
371,957
355,151
355,516
356,688
358,809
359,239
360,912
165,268
166,359
167,912
170,039
170,089
172,676
82,040
82,617
84,071
85,465
85,942
87,346
83,228
83,742
83,841
84,574
84,147
85,330
85,355
86,058
86,978
86,746
86,939
87,948
26,222
26,456
26,861
26,085
26,439
26,604
59,133
59,602
60,117
60,661
60,500
61,344
104,528
102,899
101,798
102,024
102,211
100,288
42,459
43,154
42,344
42,936
43,502
43,403
62,069
59,745
59,454
59,088
58,709
56,885
159.9
160.6
159.9
159.6
158.3
159.7
73.9
74.3
74.3
74.8
74.2
75.7
46.1
46.2
46.3
45.8
45.6
45.9
39.9
40.1
39.2
39.0
38.5
38.1
July....
August
September
October
November
December
346,821
355,581
363,215
364,603
348,775
364,709
360,189
360,384
357,454
352,092
349,712
345,958
171,890
171,737
168,950
166,277
163,835
161,831
86,099
86,158
84,049
81,805
80,872
79,544
85,791
85,579
84,901
84,472
82,963
82,287
87,759
88,775
88,562
87,231
87,358
87,409
26,616
27,247
28,860
25,591
25,457
25,479
61,143
61,528
61,702
61,640
61,901
61,930
100,540
99,872
99,942
98,584
98,519
96,718
43,177
42,854
42,232
41,362
41,474
40,970
57,363
57,018
57,710
57,222
57,045
55,748
158.8
157.6
157.7
153.4
153.2
152.4
74.6
73.8
73.4
70.8
69.8
69.4
45.7
46.2
45.9
44.9
44.9
45.0
38.5
37.6
38.4
37.8
38.5
38.0
313,330
328,062
361,105
347,105
352,377
360,505
340,746
345,687
347,061
344,934
353,110
349,742
157,498
160,740
160,162
159,118
163,007
163,120
76,463
78,525
78,730
77,808
79,680
79,197
81,035
82,215
81,432
81,310
83,327
83,923
86,542
88,049
87,701
88,468
90,813
88,603
25,032
25,741
25,973
26,718
28,127
26,136
61,510
62,308
61,728
61,750
62,686
62,467
96,706
96,898
99,198
97,348
99,290
98,019
40,124
39,675
39,216
38,551
37,917
37,674
56,582
57,223
59,982
58,797
61,373
60,345
152.1
155.2
155.4
153.5
157.3
155.5
68.4
70.2
70.1
69.1
70.8
70.8
45.0
46.1
45.7
46.0
47.1
45.5
38.7
39.0
39.6
38.5
39.5
39.1
333,844
340,978
349,333
343,970
342,005
357,536
347,676
343,426
342,882
336,905
338,722
338,391
162,417
160,016
160,458
154,194
154,318
154,543
78,856
77,250
76,419
72,478
73,005
73,495
83,561
82,766
84,039
81,716
81,313
81,048
89,469
89,069
89,897
90,905
92,492
92,459
26,124
25,831
26,619
27,154
28,721
28,723
63,345
63,238
63,278
63,751
63,771
63,736
95,790
94,341
92,527
91,806
91,912
91,389
37,687
37,065
37,208
37,645
37,900
37,756
58,103
57,276
55,319
54,161
54,012
53,633
155.0
153.3
153.5
149.7
151.8
151.9
70.6
69.5
69.6
66.3
66.6
67.0
45.9
45.6
46.2
46.1
47.3
47.2
38.5
38.2
37.8
37.2
37.9
37.7
1981
8
1982
1979:
January. ..............
February
March
April
May !
Z
jurfe
July.
August
September
October.
November
December
..
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December ..........
1981:
January
February
March
April
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July.....
August
September
October
November
December
..
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
^Monthly data prior to 1979 appear as follows: Manufacturing and trade sales, total, p.
144; manufacturing sales, p. 150; retail trade sales, p. 163; merchant wholesalers sales, p.
145; and constant dollar sales, pp. 145 and 146.
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—BUSINESS INVENTORIES
YEAR AND MONTH
MANUFACTURING AND
TRADE
INVENTORIES,
BOOK
VALUE, END
OF PERIOD,
TOTAL,
UNADJUST-
ED FOR
SEASONAL
VARIATION
(Millions of
dollars) '
*
1961
MANUFACTURING AND TRADE INVENTORIES, BOOK VALUE, END OF PERIOD—Adjusted for seasonal variation (Millions of dollars, except as noted) >
Manufacturing 2
Total
manufacturing and
trade
inventories
*
Total
*
Durable
goods
industries
*
Retail trade 3
Nondurable goods
industries
Total
Durable
goods
stores
*
*
1962
1963
1964
1965
94,581
99,948
104,382
110,401
119,736
95,594
101,063
105,480
111,503
120,907
54,917
58,215
60,081
63,444
68,222
32,561
34,649
35,888
38,530
42,284
22,356
23,566
24,193
24,914
25,938
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
135,549
143,985
154,650
168,179
176,405
136,790
144,773
155,671
169,328
177,529
77,996
84,664
90,618
98,202
101,651
49,949
55,005
58,875
64,739
66,780
28,047
29,659
31,743
33,463
34,871
186,421
200,689
232,148
284,802
287,097
187,738
203,104
233,237
285,807
288,375
102,658
108,239
124,627
157,791
159,935
66,289
70,250
81,398
101,739
102,874
36,368
37,989
43,229
56,052
57,061
50,063
55,079
63,237
71,067
71,744
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
316,818
348,252
395,292
446,245
488,112
318,544
351,036
398,890
450,736
492,885
175,193
189,195
210,415
241,113
264,114
112,581
121,575
137,834
160,554
174,547
62,612
67,620
72,581
80,559
89,567
1981
1982
520,611
506,147
526,152
511,942
282,333
264,902
186,222
175,200
1979:
January. .
February
March
April
May
June
401,817
409,030
416,023
421,094
424,441
426,716
403,753
408,603
412,134
417,980
422,581
427,150
213,015
215,546
217,428
220,440
222,271
225,446
431,234
433,236
435,671
446,446
452,752
446,245
434,131
437,646
439,120
444,155
446,954
450,736
453,497
460,982
469,084
475,320
476,683
475,842
Nondurable goods
stores
Total
*
*
26,221
27,941
29,386
31,094
34,405
Billions of constant (1972) dollars 8
Merchant wholesalers *
Nondurable goods
establishments
*
8,315
8,631
9,119
9,813
10,588
*
15,159
16,143
16,814
17,776
19,152
11,062
11,798
12,572
13,318
15,253
Durable
goods
establishments
14,488
14,936
16,048
17,000
18,317
12,151
15,220
16,261
17,895
19,670
Mer-
Total
Manufacturing
Retail
trade
chant
wholesalers
6,173
6,305
6,929
7,187
7,729
8,614
9,590
9,847
10,714
12,340
22,365
24,311
25,959
20,765
24,810
26,108
28,609
32,010
21,687
24,238
28,418
32,861
33,356
28,376
30,841
34,819
38,206
38,388
35,019
39,786
45,372
56,948
56,697
21,975
24,265
27,421
35,297
36,697
13,044
15,521
17,951
21,651
20,000
79,273
89,530
102,790
111,229
116,430
37,841
43,135
49,987
53,717
54,400
41,432
46,395
52,803
57,512
62,030
64,078
72,311
85,685
98,394
112,341
41,380
46,963
55,809
63,154
71,661
22,698
25,348
29,876
35,240
40,680
96,111
89,702
126,833
128,250
59,095
59,597
67,738
68,653
116,986
118,790
76,674
78,514
40,312
40,276
140,280
142,522
143,839
146,252
147,770
149,924
72,735
73,024
73,589
74,188
74,501
75,522
103,922
104,611
105,106
106,378
108,222
109,367
51,053
51,520
51,939
52,837
54,028
54,686
52,869
53,091
53,167
53,541
54,194
54,681
86,816
88,446
89,600
91,162
92,088
92,337
56,368
57,605
57,985
58,522
59,172
59,238
30,448
30,841
31,615
32,640
32,916
33,099
261.1
261.8
262.2
263.1
264.1
264.8
141.0
141.3
141.8
142.1
142.5
143.3
67.4
67.3
67.1
67.4
68.0
68.3
52.7
53.2
53.2
53.6
53.6
53.3
227,842
231,017
233,330
236,188
238,533
241,113
151,581
153,433
154,591
157,179
159,000
160,554
76,261
77,584
78,739
79,009
79,533
80,559
111,257
111,119
109,829
111,286
111,341
111,229
55,888
55,265
53,955
54,296
54,250
53,717
55,369
55,854
55,874
56,990
57,091
57,512
95,032
95,510
95,961
96,681
97,080
98,394
60,776
61,409
61,801
62,634
62,515
63,154
34,256
34,101
34,160
34,047
34,565
35,240
266.6
266.8
265.2
143.6
144.4
144.3
145.0
144.9
145.0
68.9
68.5
67.2
67.4
66.9
66.1
54.2
53.8
53.6
53.7
53.3
53.4
455,635
460,723
465,101
472,132
474,935
476,610
244,971
247,616
251,265
255,509
257,635
258,522
162,702
164,130
166,282
169,247
170,487
170,701
82,269
83,486
84,983
86,262
87,148
87,821
110,728
111,989
112,295
113,908
113,634
113,528
52,710
53,529
53,671
54,243
53,477
53,225
58,018
58,460
58,624
59,665
60,157
60,303
99,936
101,118
101,541
102,715
103,666
104,560
64,117
64,602
65,358
66,273
66,862
67,382
35,819
36,516
36,183
36,442
36,804
37,178
145.5
145.6
146.6
147.6
147.9
147.4
65.0
64.7
64.2
64.5
64.0
63.7
53.6
53.5
53.2
53.6
53.7
53.5
476,508
478,246
482,141
491,469
497,032
488,112
479,305
482,391
485,040
487,576
489,579
492,885
259,610
259,984
260,153
259,952
261,185
264,114
171,301
171,827
171,459
171,244
172,139
174,547
88,309
88,157
88,694
88,708
89,046
89,567
113,878
113,872
115,480
116,651
116,527
116,430
53,001
53,141
53,537
53,887
54,253
54,400
60,877
60,731
61,943
62,764
62,274
62,030
105,817
108,535
109,407
110,973
111,867
112,341
67,246
69,232
69,062
69,576
70,444
71,661
38,571
39,303
40,345
41,397
41,423
40,680
264.4
263.7
263.6
263.8
263.1
262.8
147.4
146.7
146.3
145.8
145.5
145.9
63.4
63.2
63.5
63.9
63.5
63.0
53.5
53.8
53.8
54.1
54.0
53.9
June
493,307
500,991
506,523
507,616
509,891
510,574
496,099
501,214
502,941
504,870
508,564
511,696
267,151
269,176
270,868
272,131
274,553
275,040
176,622
177,550
178,125
178,982
179,765
180,699
90,529
91,626
92,743
93,149
94,788
94,341
116,815
118,834
118,754
119,793
120,828
122,339
54,928
55,504
55,015
55,891
56,632
57,690
61,887
63,330
63,739
63,902
64,196
64,649
112,133
113,204
113,319
112,946
113,183
114,317
71,224
71,990
72,605
72,663
73,419
73,989
40,909
41,214
40,714
40,283
39,764
40,328
262.3
263.3
263.1
263.4
264.7
265.9
146.1
146.5
146.9
146.9
147.5
147.5
62.7
63.2
62.8
63.2
63.7
64.6
53.6
53.7
53.4
53.3
53.5
53.9
July
August
September
October
November
December
511,226
514,100
519,677
528,634
535,184
520,61 1
513,995
518,482
522,390
524,168
527,161
526,152
277,121
279,019
281,712
283,228
284,322
282,333
182,469
183,820
186,074
187,264
187,956
186,222
94,652
95,199
95,638
95,964
96,366
96,111
124,039
124,718
125,389
125,979
126,418
126,833
58,569
58,744
58,891
58,934
59,019
59,095
65,470
65,974
66,498
66,863
67,399
67,738
112,835
114,745
115,289
115,143
116,421
116,986
72,881
74,496
75,370
75,519
76,759
76,674
39,954
40,249
39,919
39,624
39,662
40,312
266.5
267.6
269.4
270.5
271.2
269.9
147.9
148.3
149.4
149.8
149.8
148.4
65.3
65.7
65.9
66.3
66.2
66.1
53.3
53.6
54.1
54.4
55.1
55.3
523,647
521,291
520,440
523,370
519,119
521,040
280,794
280,941
279,337
278,468
276,356
274,912
185,238
185,200
184,319
184,053
183,378
182,811
95,556
95,741
95,018
94,415
92,978
92,101
125,587
125,321
125,242
125,479
124,631
126,300
58,280
57,918
57,698
57,890
57,039
58,225
67,307
67,403
67,544
67,589
67,592
68,075
117,266
115,029
115,861
119,423
118,132
119,828
77,254
76,227
June
520,158
520,721
523,835
526,099
520,341
519,729
40,012
38,802
38,850
40,256
40,918
41,347
267.7
266.5
266.0
266.5
264.5
265.2
146.9
146.9
146.4
146.0
145.3
144.6
65.4
65.0
65.1
65.2
64.7
65.4
55.4
54.5
54.5
55.4
54.5
55.2
July
August
September
October
November
December
518,390
516,756
518,362
524,517
522,035
506,147
521,145
521,257
521,000
519,797
513,888
511,942
274,629
273,809
271,675
270,786
267,920
264,902
182,099
181,543
180,520
179,675
177,061
175,200
92,530
92,266
91,155
91,111
90,859
89,702
126,662
128,258
129,788
128,849
127,619
128,250
58,888
60,204
61,668
60,581
59,417
59,597
67,774
68,054
68,120
68,268
68,202
68,653
119,854
119,190
119,537
120,162
118,349
118,790
79,613
79,240
40,241
39,950
39,726
39,595
39,597
40,276
265.6
265.5
266.0
265.2
262.3
144.4
144.0
143.3
142.6
141.0
139.7
65.5
66.4
67.2
66.9
65.9
65.9
55.6
55.0
55.5
55.8
55.3
55.4
1971
1972
1973
1974
,
1975.
July.
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April..
May
1982:
January
February
March
April
Mav
v.
7
38,073
35,299
38,945
42,517
43,867
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
7
17,258
14,151
16,580
18,206
17,908
7
20,815
21, 148
8
8
77,01 1
79,167
77,214
78,481
79,81 1
80,567
78,752
78,514
8
266.1
265.1
264.4
264.1
263.8
263.9
265.7
265.6
264.7
261.0
^Monthly data prior to 1979 appear as follows: Manufacturing and trade inventories,
total, p. 146; manufacturing inventories, pp. 151 and 152; retail trade inventories, p. 164;
merchant wholesalers inventories, p. 146; and constant dollar inventories, p. 147.
10
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—BUSINESS INVENTORY-SALES RATIO
MANUFACTURING AND TRADE »
Manufacturing
Nondurable goods industries
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Total
Total
Materials
and
sup-
plies
Work
in
process
Constant (1972) Dollars2
Merchant wholesalers
Retail trade
Durable goods industries
Fin-
ished
goods
Total
Materials
and
sup-
plies
Work
in
process
Fin-
Total
ished
goods
Durable
goods
stores
durable
goods
stores
*
*
Total
Durable
goods
establishments
*
*
Non-
Nondurable
goods
establishments
Mer-
Total
Manufacturing
Retail
sales
chant
wholesalers
if
*
*
1961 33
1962 s
1963
1964 33
1965
1 54
1 50
1 49
1.47
1 45
1
1
1
1
1
74
70
69
64
60
2 04
1 97
1 93
1 88
1 82
196633 .
1967s
19683
19693
1970
1
1
1
1
1
47
56
53
55
62
1
1
1
1
1
62
76
74
77
90
1 85
2 09
205
2 10
234
1971 3s
19723
1973 3
1974
19753
1 58
1 49
1 41
1 45
1.57
1
1
1
1
1
83
67
58
65
84
19763
19773
1978s
1979s3
1980
1.48
1 46
1 44
1 43
1 45
1981 3
19823
1979:
January
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January...
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August ....
September
October
November
December
*
*
0 64 0 82 0 58
80
62
54
60
54
80
79
57
51
48
76
58
1
1
1
1
1
43
43
42
38
34
58
63
62
61
67
81
94
94
99
1 08
47
52
49
51
59
1
1
1
1
1
34
37
36
36
39
222
200
1 89
205
237
66
59
58
68
80
97
87
83
89
99
60
54
48
48
58
1
1
1
1
1
1.69
1 61
1 57
1 57
1 66
2.10
1 97
1 90
1 97
2 18
71
66
62
64
70
87
81
80
84
95
.53
50
47
49
53
1
1
1
1
1
1 43
1.51
1 66
1.76
2 19
2.41
69
.73
97
1.06
1.45
1 46
1 42
1 46
1 42
1.45
1.55
1 57
1 52
1 61
1 53
1 58
1.89
1 91
1 86
200
1 89
1 99
.62
62
61
65
62
65
1.44
1 44
1.44
1 44
1.44
1 44
1.56
1 59
1.59
1 59
1.61
1 61
1 97
201
2.03
203
2.09
2 11
1 42
1.43
1.46
1.51
1 52
1 52
1 59
1 59
1.64
1.71
1 75
1 76
1 49
1.48
1.45
1 42
1 42
1.41
Ratio
43
38
39
40
39
200
1 82
1 79
1 86
1 86
1
1
1
1
1
18
17
20
18
16
1
1
1
1
1
20
16
15
14
15
1
1
1
1
1
63
57
54
49
49
089
.86
85
.86
87
60
62
62
63
66
1 44
1 43
1 38
1 41
1 41
200
1 92
1 82
1 91
200
1
1
1
1
1
17
22
18
18
16
1 15
1 23
1 23
1 21
1 26
1
1
1
1
1
50
76
70
68
77
86
83
85
83
86
21
20
19
18
.19
65
59
53
52
56
1
1
1
1
1
41
40
40
48
44
1 91
1 83
1 85
2 12
2.14
1
1
1
1
1
17
18
16
19
12
1
1
1
1
1
27
27
11
07
21
1 76
1 71
1 53
1 50
1.89
86
84
.77
74
.73
51
50
48
45
45
.20
19
19
19
19
54
52
51
48
48
1
1
1
1
1
38
40
43
44
42
1.96
1 95
1 99
212
220
1.10
1 11
1 13
1 10
1 08
1 19
1 21
1 20
1 18
1 14
1.83
1 77
1 70
1 69
1 71
.73
77
77
76
72
1 13
1.14
45
.46
19
.19
48
.49
1 40
1.42
2 17
2.20
1 06
1.08
1 13
1.24
1 74
2.06
69
.70
.48
48
46
50
47
49
1
1
1
1
1
1
16
16
12
15
11
13
.47
48
46
47
45
45
.19
20
19
19
19
19
49
50
48
49
47
48
1
1
1
1
1
1
45
46
44
45
46
47
2.07
211
207
208
214
2 18
1.13
1 12
1 11
11
11
11
1
1
1
1
1
1
23
24
21
21
19
18
1.74
1 78
1 69
1 70
1 69
1 69
.79
79
79
.80
78
.76
1.62
1.63
1 60
1.64
1 61
1.64
1.82
1 84
1 79
1.88
1 80
1.86
1.45
1 45
1 43
1.44
1 45
1.47
1.42
1.44
1 40
1.41
1 41
1.39
84
84
.86
87
.90
91
49
49
.50
50
.51
51
1 10
1 12
1.12
1 11
1.11
1 10
44
45
.45
45
.45
44
19
19
.19
19
.19
19
47
47
.47
47
.46
47
1 49
1 45
1.42
1 44
1.43
1 42
226
2 15
2.09
2 15
2.16
212
11
10
1.09
1 10
1.08
1 09
1 18
1 18
1.17
1 16
1.15
1 16
1 69
1 68
1.71
1 68
1.68
1 71
.77
77
.75
74
.73
73
1.64
1 64
1.63
1 64
1.65
1 64
1.85
1 87
1.89
1 89
1.93
1 92
1.48
1 45
1.41
1 43
1.42
1.40
1.40
1.41
1.41
1.41
1.40
1.40
67
67
.70
74
76
76
88
88
.93
98
1 02
1 03
49
49
.51
55
57
58
1 10
1.12
1 16
1 17
1 18
45
45
46
47
47
47
19
19
.19
20
20
20
47
47
48
50
50
50
1
1
1
1
1
1
39
42
44
48
47
44
205
2 12
2.27
237
2 34
2 27
1 08
1 09
1.08
1 10
1 10
1 09
1 14
1 15
1.16
1 18
1 19
1 19
1 62
1 64
1.71
1 77
1 81
1 79
74
.75
.73
.74
73
74
1 62
1.64
1.68
1.74
1 76
1 75
1 90
1.91
1.98
2.07
211
211
1 37
1.40
1.42
1.45
1 45
1 43
1 38
1.40
1.41
1.44
1.47
1 44
231
230
2.16
2 10
2 10
2.13
73
73
.69
67
67
.68
99
1 01
.95
92
93
.94
56
56
.53
52
52
.52
1 17
1 15
1.14
1 11
1 10
1.09
46
45
.44
44
44
.45
20
20
.19
19
19
.19
50
50
.49
47
47
.46
1 43
1 42
1.43
1 41
1 40
1.39
2 18
221
2.19
2 14
2 14
2.14
1 10
1 08
1.09
1 10
1 08
1.06
1 16
1 16
1.13
111
1 12
1.10
1 77
1 79
1.71
1 67
1 70
1.72
73
.71
.71
71
71
.68
1 72
1.73
1.69
1 67
1 66
1.65
206
2.07
1.99
1 95
1 96
1.96
1 41
1.41
1.42
1 41
1 40
1.39
1 43
1.47
1.43
1 40
1.41
1.37
1.62
1 62
1 61
1 60
1 61
1 59
215
2 15
2 12
209
209
207
69
69
68
67
66
66
96
96
95
94
94
92
51
51
51
50
51
50
1
1
1
1
1
1
09
09
11
10
13
11
45
45
45
45
45
44
19
20
20
20
20
19
46
46
48
47
49
48
1
1
1
1
1
1
37
38
37
38
39
39
209
2 10
205
2 14
2 14
2 17
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
07
10
11
11
11
14
1 68
1 67
1 71
1 69
1 69
1 70
.66
69
68
68
68
71
1.64
1 64
1 65
1 65
1 67
1.67
1.98
1 97
1 98
1 97
1 99
1 95
1.36
1 37
1 36
1 38
1 40
1.41
1.34
1.34
1 36
1.37
1 39
1.42
1 43
1 44
1.46
1.49
1.51
1.52
1 61
1 62
1.67
1 70
1.74
1.74
2 12
2 13
2.21
229
2.32
2.34
68
68
.70
73
.74
.74
95
96
.98
1 03
1.05
1.05
52
53
.55
58
.58
.60
1 10
1 11
1.13
1 14
1.16
1.17
44
45
.45
46
.47
.47
19
19
.19
19
.20
.20
47
48
.49
50
.51
.50
1 41
1 40
1.42
1 44
1.45
1.45
2 20
2 16
2.19
230
2.32
2.32
1 07
1 07
1.08
1 08
1.09
1.09
1 12
1 15
1.15
1 17
1.18
1.21
1 69
1 74
1.78
1 83
1.85
1.87
70
71
.69
69
.70
.72
1 68
1 70
1.71
1.76
1.77
1.77
1 98
201
2.04
2.12
2.15
2.14
1 43
1 42
1.44
1.48
1.48
1.47
1 39
1.43
1.41
1.44
1.43
1.46
1.54
1 51
1.50
1 52
1.47
1 49
1 78
1 75
1.74
1 75
1.70
1 69
242
236
234
237
2.30
231
77
74
73
74
.71
71
1
1
1
1
1
1
09
05
05
06
02
03
62
60
61
61
60
60
1
1
1
1
1
1
18
16
17
16
12
10
48
47
47
47
46
44
20
20
20
20
19
19
51
51
52
51
48
47
1
1
1
1
1
1
45
42
43
42
37
43
233
225
222
217
203
223
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
21
19
17
23
19
22
1 93
1 92
1 96
205
204
208
71
68
.65
68
.67
69
1.76
1 72
1.71
1 74
1.68
1.71
2.15
209
2.09
211
2.05
2.04
1.45
1 41
1.42
1 42
1.37
1.44
1.43
1.40
1.38
1.44
1.38
1.41
1.50
1 52
1.52
1 54
1.52
1.51
1.69
1 71
1.69
1 76
1.74
1.71
231
235
2.36
248
2.43
2.38
71
71
.71
75
.74
.72
1 01
1 04
1.05
1 11
1.10
1.08
60
62
.62
66
.63
.61
1 11
1 11
1.08
1 11
1.12
1.11
45
45
.43
44
.45
.45
19
19
.18
19
.19
.18
47
48
.47
49
.49
.48
1 42
1 44
1.44
1 42
1.38
1.39
225
233
2.32
223
2.07
2.07
1 07
1 08
1.08
1 07
1.07
1.08
1 25
1 26
1.29
1 31
1.29
1.30
211
2 14
2.14
2 14
2.08
2.08
.69
70
.72
73
.73
.75
1.71
1 73
1.73
1.77
1.73
1.72
2.05
207
2.06
2.15
2.12
2.08
1.43
1.46
1.46
1.45
1.39
1.40
1.44
1.44
1.47
1.50
1.46
1.47
0 60 020
60
20
20
59
56
20
19
54
063
62
62
62
61
54
55
53
52
52
20
20
20
21
21
37
28
22
22
29
51
49
50
52
53
25
21
18
12
13
53
.62
80
81
79
85
80
84
64
66
.66
67
.69
69
204
204
2.14
2.26
235
2 37
1 73
1 72
1.65
1 61
1 60
1.61
1.40
1 41
1 41
1 41
1 42
1.42
1 11
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
1
1
1
1
1
05
06
06
05
06
05
09
08
09
09
08
09
^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 147-149.
11
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—MANUFACTURERS' SALES
SHIPMENTS— WITHOUT SEASONAL ADJUSTMENT (BUT ADJUSTED FOR TRADING-DAY AND CALENDAR-MONTH VARIATION) >
Durable goods industries
YEAR AND MONTH
Primary metals
Total
Total 2
Stone, clay,
and glass
products
Total
Transportation equipment
Fabricated
metal products
Blast
furnaces,
steel mills
Machinery,
except
electrical
Electrical
machinery
Total
Motor vehicles
and parts
Instruments
and related
products
*
*
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
371,071
400 294
420 694
447 968
491 937
187,395
207 145
219 361
235 643
266 651
11,118
11 659
12 422
13 103
14 121
30,610
32 543
34 398
38 876
43 975
17,196
18 073
18 954
21 625
23 965
23,701
26 162
2e'847
28*866
32*378
26,572
29 227
30*996
35 347
39 537
25,106
28 095
29 115
30 034
34 292
44,221
52 146
56 379
58 151
68 213
25,222
31 979
35 328
36 557
45 162
6,797
6 806
7 012
7 418
8 570
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
538 437
557 840
602 742
642 01 1
633 661
295 795
303 203
331 903
353 246
338 262
14 835
14 650
16 016
17 073
17 001
47 943
45 139
48 717
53 534
51 995
24 551
23 123
24 908
26412
25 189
36 775
40 054
43 638
46 104
44 210
46 944
49 214
50 960
56 131
56 451
39 838
42 208
45 242
47 621
47 190
72 500
72 535
83 527
85 175
74 539
45 058
40 337
49 465
50 943
42 538
9 906
1 1 181
12 261
13 128
13 094
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
670 878
756 320
875 171
1 017482
1 039 070
359 453
408 326
476 166
530 757
523 902
18 798
21 540
23 864
26 337
27 076
51 585
58 431
72 730
95 617
80 820
25 791
28 653
36 240
49 649
42 211
45 478
51 545
58 865
67 281
68 480
56 005
65*820
77 826
92 488
95 757
47 956
53 390
60 865
65 804
64 214
88 857
94 706
110 587
1 08 244
113 503
58 247
63 923
74 799
68 631
70 033
13 539
15 566
17 794
20 981
22 095
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1 1 85 564
1,358,418
1 522 859
1 727,234
1 852 686
608 400
711,204
814 181
912725
930 597
30 637
35,476
41 719
45963
46 083
93 005
103,179
118 082
1 37 384
133 931
46 687
50,582
59 135
67310
61 486
77 638
90*026
101 338
113 599
116*197
105 435
122,' 190
143 170
166*474
1 80 725
73 868
88*433
1 00 530
116033
1 28 589
141 028
166,954
1 88 773
201 623
186 516
95 380
117,747
131 999
131 378
1 04 560
25 031
28*898
33 701
37740
44 141
1981
1982
2017545
1,910,119
1 006 465
922,115
48 001
44,005
141 943
107,031
70 125
47,320
1 23 665
113,967
201 538
180,612
140 195
140,550
205 222
195,370
116 981
112,177
48 292
48,873
May
June
126 354
138,871
151 035
139734
147059
1 50 1 46
67 099
75,298
82 915
75325
80 000
81 123
2 962
3,223
3 809
3752
4 072
4 271
10 152
11,431
12 833
10828
12 802
12 351
5 081
5,644
6 612
4 921
6 551
6 106
8 247
9,104
10 328
9 222
9 916
10 140
11 641
13,705
14 853
13 864
13*945
14 852
8 397
9,445
9 920
9293
9 429
10 364
16 770
18,209
19 902
17 588
18 842
17 636
11 891
12,956
13 669
11 881
13 167
11 738
2 646
2,907
3 207
2958
3 050
3 340
July
August
September
October
November
December
1 33 880
142,770
152,383
154,142
1 46 988
143,872
68 893
73,079
79,554
81,295
75 178
72,966
3 841
4,191
4,155
4,347
3 937
3,403
10 735
11,299
1 1 ,704
1 1 ,848
10 963
10,438
5 506
5,604
5,703
5,622
5 181
4,779
8 802
9,683
9,804
10,097
9 451
8,805
12 712
13,446
14,683
14,654
13 272
14,847
8 645
9,522
10,422
10,324
10 112
10,160
14 003
13,343
16,604
17,732
16 159
14,835
8 484
7,283
10,483
1 1 ,644
10 048
8,134
2 867
3,127
3,468
3,355
3 420
3,395
143,158
1 57,444
161 406
151 155
147*848
153 878
72,042
81 147
83 253
76 933
73656
77 091
3,561
3649
3 770
3 764
3 692
3 925
1 1 ,880
12 533
12 907
1 1 719
10 610
10 320
5,422
5 679
6 198
5 421
4 '764
4 508
8,899
9 984
10 154
9 737
9110
9 489
13,305
15 343
16 073
14 671
14 624
16 01 1
9,657
11 098
11 244
10 340
10 257
10 930
14,389
16 803
17 117
15 806
14 679
14 902
8,808
10054
9 921
8 850
7780
7 856
3,168
3645
3 891
3 371
3477
3 749
1 37 807
148717
163,937
167084
161,771
158,481
66 719
71 584
82,807
85 376
81,155
78,834
3 670
3 935
4,238
4 270
3,970
3,639
9 117
9 943
11,095
11 471
1 1 ,250
11,086
3 913
4 304
4,956
5 325
5,453
5,543
8 435
9*393
10,254
10 775
10,115
9,852
13 519
13 671
16,106
15 981
15,098
16,323
9 326
10 454
11,370
11 665
11,413
10,835
12 388
12 457
16,922
18 288
17,107
15,658
6 102
6416
9,469
11 073
9,935
8,296
3 245
3720
4,008
3 974
3,963
3,930
153,795
168,367
1 76 572
171,934
171 147
181 404
74 198
83,436
90 060
87,728
87 369
93 453
3 438
3,852
4 208
4,286
4 193
4 487
11 502
12,463
12 828
12,731
12 629
13 016
5 660
6,001
6 300
6,353
6 289
6 547
9 300
10,494
1 1 183
10,867
10 853
1 1 440
14 857
16,689
18111
16,881
16 562
18 380
10 304
1 1 ,440
12 025
11,550
11 685
12 657
14 282
16,389
19 027
18,768
18 937
20 219
8340
9,406
10 862
11,119
11 430
12 158
3536
3,938
4 149
3,893
4 032
4 361
1 57 945
168,318
176,066
171,929
162,873
157,195
77 190
82,221
87,873
85,603
80,085
77,249
4 047
4,184
4,226
4,056
3,721
3,303
1 1 187
11,987
12,132
11,575
10,472
9,421
5 681
5,868
5,915
5,653
5,115
4,743
9 707
10,537
10,655
10,469
9,310
8,850
15 221
15,964
17,769
17,047
16,602
17,455
10 656
1 1 ,694
12,644
12,229
1 1 ,968
1 1 ,343
15 007
15,559
17,404
17,473
16,376
15,781
8 390
8,530
9,579
10,511
9,140
7,516
3 679
3,946
4,371
4,205
4,033
4,149
146,649
162617
168,260
160,454
163 858
171,147
69,160
79 345
84289
79,594
80 869
84,664
3,138
3 436
3756
3,687
3 805
4,040
10,087
10 549
10 227
9,984
9 373
9,387
4,920
5 138
4 896
4,516
4 042
4,191
8,393
9 546
10 317
9*969
10 196
10,474
14,230
16 650
17 681
15,280
15 493
16,475
10,635
11 918
12333
11,831
11 949
12,588
12,814
15 716
17624
17,147
18 256
19,287
7,148
8 727
10 142
10,538
10 931
11,624
3,534
4 026
4,363
3,913
4 098
4,469
149 358
157,045
167,548
159,487
153,628
1 50,068
70 639
73,669
80,160
75,894
72,461
71,371
3 597
3,839
3,989
3,903
3,578
3,237
7 790
8,285
8,593
7,979
7,383
7,394
3 348
3,472
3,615
3,130
2,993
3,059
9 105
9,706
9,825
9,324
8,855
8,257
13 374
13,634
15,488
13,902
13,727
14,678
10 843
11,327
12,301
11,908
1 1 ,496
11,421
14 978
14,882
17,130
16,393
15,654
15,489
8 605
8,690
10,024
9,432
8,622
7,694
3 691
4,065
4,516
4,085
4,049
4,064
1979:
January
February
March .
April
1980:
January
February
March
April....
May
June...,
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Millions of dollars
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
^•Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 150.
12
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GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—MANUFACTURERS' SALES—Con.
SHIPMENTS »
Adjusted for seasonal variation
Without seasonal adjustment (but adjusted for trading-day and calendar-month variation)— Nondurable goods industries
Durable goods industries
YEAR AND MONTH
Total2
Food and
kindred
products
Tobacco
products
Textile mill
products
Paper and
allied
products
Chemicals
and allied
products
*
183676
193 149
201 333
212325
225 286
64542
66 935
68469
71 594
74250
4487
1966
1967 .
1968
1970
242642
254 637
270 839
288 765
295 399
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980...
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April..
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Rubber and
plastics
products
4653
4649
14016
15 184
15744
16 999
18299
14723
15 598
16355
17 199
18581
26707
28788
31 187
33644
36764
16828
17 193
18001
18359
19113
10254
11 445
79665
83 961
87328
93385
98535
4772
4903
4937
4992
5350
19600
19817
21 970
22977
22614
20416
20973
22308
24426
24,800
40006
41 428
44,850
47421
48,512
20419
22044
23 189
24396
24883
12588
13307
14,955
16286
16,139
31 1 425
347 994
399 005
486 725
515 168
103637
115054
135 585
161 884
1 72 054
5528
5919
6341
7139
24033
28064
31 073
32791
31 065
25,461
28261
32 754
41 762
41 713
50,944
57353
65008
83742
89722
26936
28695
34899
58874
69484
17,767
20923
24384
27901
27193
577 164
647214
708 678
814 509
922 089
180830
192913
21 5 989
235 976
256 191
10602
12194
36387
40551
42281
45,137
47256
48133
52086
57000
65,201
72794
104 142
118,154
129358
147,676
162517
82347
97453
103871
148,368
198673
31 762
39,553
43 196
46,848
47342
1 01 1 080
988,004
272 140
277,324
13 130
14,455
50261
47,217
80236
78,989
180457
172,803
224 132
206,430
53173
50,163
59255
63573
68 120
64409
67059
69023
17601
19204
20103
18724
19308
19794
879
776
864
830
904
766
3272
4839
3413
5183
3924
3597
3750
4092
5588
5,334
11 117
11,701
13268
12,370
12952
13059
9736
10320
10790
10,675
11 403
12041
3544
4,066
4377
3,999
4076
64987
69691
72,829
72847
71,810
70,906
18 762
19466
20,775
20831
20,721
20687
975
907
896
951
937
917
3 191
3879
4,204
5423
11 540
11 954
12,840
12429
12,205
12241
12375
13378
14,004
13881
14,469
15296
3 554
3946
3,967
71 116
76,297
78153
74222
74,192
76787
19033
20,603
21 238
19368
20425
21 377
877
932
899
1 039
1 014
945
3613
12948
13,641
14682
13982
13213
13338
71 088
77,133
81,130
81 708
80616
79647
19939
22,213
23,255
23005
22932
22803
1 054
1,080
1,009
1 144
1 068
1 133
3245
3,827
4,168
4084
3 965
3730
79597
84,931
86512
84206
83778
87951
21 361
22,878
23383
22726
22210
23 710
1 009
1,027
1 028
1 064
1 009
1 107
3 705
4,141
4547
4 196
4368
80755
86097
88,193
86326
82,788
79,946
21 537
22 944
23,834
23287
22,403
21,867
1 141
1 170
1,142
1 117
1,149
1,167
3691
77489
83272
83971
80860
82989
86483
20932
23303
23675
22*255
23 171
24347
1 088
1 074
1 066
1 158
1 145
1 394
3382
3 936
4407
78719
83376
87,388
83,593
81,167
78,697
22083
22*789
24,867
23,694
23,325
22,883
1 028
1 284
1,498
1,265
1,108
1,347
4531
4521
8 058
8 786
9051
9951
4130
3,950
3735
4,120
4394
4011
3946
4 153
4691
4383
4,665
4264
3,948
3,662
5513
5679
5714
5,598
5687
5,500
5143
5732
6,003
6092
5997
5857
6215
5667
6,150
6,503
6422
6 138
6018
6221
6,882
7005
6792
6754
6930
6301
6881
6,906
6802
6,553
6,209
Stone,
clay, and
glass
products
Primary metals
Total
Blast
furnaces,
steel mills
*
8137
8 934
9614
74193
74,743
77249
73,028
78245
75500
3544
3,473
3727
3,684
3,979
3906
10721
11,035
11 833
10,205
12,355
11 626
5,282
5,437
6,044
4,660
6,397
5750
76903
76,303
76,295
77,402
75,983
76,21 1
3919
3,684
3429
146171
145,519
146,501
148,503
147,886
149,415
3,939
3,842
4,039
3,972
3,836
11 948
11,799
11,579
11,717
11,475
11,195
6057
5,880
5,692
5,633
5,465
5,020
15696
16,522
16554
16039
16394
16693
3852
4,142
4080
3882
3593
3833
154,412
155,630
153,415
149264
146,964
146480
79,636
80,429
77,666
74918
72,481
71 965
4,264
3,920
3,695
3696
3,612
3593
12,391
11,987
11,968
11 055
10,283
9,785
5,584
5,414
5,686
5,119
4,694
4,277
11 830
12,802
14,276
13 986
13362
14457
15875
16,218
16,254
16818
17647
17 963
3516
4,065
4,155
4404
4 141
3679
149830
151,239
157,332
161 305
162760
163889
74281
74,562
79,215
81 432
81 985
81 908
3,732
3,709
3,924
3,965
4007
4,088
10,186
10,405
10,939
11,306
11 768
11,832
4,338
4,545
4,951
5,309
5728
5,774
14415
15,125
16638
15765
15565
16 140
19 128
19,425
18351
18024
18629
19015
82040
82,617
84071
85465
85942
87346
4106
4,135
4,137
4206
4,111
4841
165268
166,359
167912
170039
170089
172676
4115
11,858
11,856
11,970
12038
12,331
12394
5,764
5,683
5,806
6,005
6,258
6,235
86099
86158
84,049
81 805
80,872
79,544
4,100
3953
3,911
3,767
3,763
3,708
12,532
12587
11,908
11,394
10,968
10,032
6,355
6,229
5,891
5,625
5,362
4,910
10324
10020
9584
9457
4861
4517
4091
4115
3923
4,228
4418
4586
4465
14063
14 738
15,743
14310
13,822
14,133
18306
18988
18,577
18853
18,366
18,470
4309
4693
4,777
4880
4,167
3,886
171 890
171 737
168,950
166277
163,835
161,831
17685
16917
15878
16 553
17669
18 161
3972
4323
4240
4 283
76463
78525
78730
77808
79680
79 197
3 743
3682
3693
4578
1 57 498
160740
160 162
159 118
163007
163 120
3738
3708
8958
4272
4038
3999
17 721
17377
17,824
17,473
16,793
16,379
4 076
4325
4,442
4,344
3,832
3,533
1 62 41 7
160016
160,458
154,194
154,318
154,543
78856
77250
76,419
72,478
73,005
73,495
3638
3636
3,686
3,624
3,627
3,634
8737
8694
8,385
7,841
7,737
7,916
3 758
3698
3,593
3,114
3,127
3,163
3871
4009
4324
6794
13833
14861
15806
15 132
15237
15514
3 245
4047
4,252
4,076
3,842
3,826
6 145
6789
6,754
6,669
6,354
6,038
13 098
14 102
14,948
13,269
13,284
13,719
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
Total*
137022
137,458
143100
137,340
145495
142478
6477
6856
6994
6608
6511
Total
*
Millions of dollars
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1969..
Petroleum
and coal
products
4215
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 150.
3619
9151
4980
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SHIPMENTS—ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION »
Nondurable goods industries
Durable goods industries
YEAR AND MONTH
Fabricated
metal
products
Machinery,
except
electrical
Transportation equipment
Electrical
machinery
Total
Motor
vehicles
and parts
Instruments and
related
products
Total z
Food and
kindred
products
Tobacco
products
Textile mill
Paper and
Hied
products
Chemicals
and allied
products
Petroleum
and coal
products
Rubber
and
plastics
products
*
Millions of dollars
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971 . . . .
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June .
9703
9457
12777
13295
13572
13614
13881
13696
9119
9 254
9491
9342
9632
9791
18475
17 991
18029
16495
17851
16 171
12811
12 733
12277
10979
12383
10681
2944
2972
3041
3 013
3081
3 125
62829
62 715
65851
64312
67250
66978
18826
19095
19435
19088
19602
19267
924
824
888
834
900
745
3,631
3429
3,631
3604
3,695
3816
5,049
5048
5,361
5292
5,455
5423
11,638
11 424
12,145
11 637
12,435
12368
9,705
10 113
11,007
10,884
11,501
11,881
3,841
3924
4,164
3847
4,027
3,911
9507
9,572
9,417
9,634
9685
9,453
14 104
14,324
14,288
14,504
13804
14,514
9690
9758
9,861
9,868
9994
10295
16749
15820
16,075
16142
15738
15658
10664
9208
10,168
10084
9580
9298
3 167
3 136
3,253
3235
3334
3409
69268
69216
70,206
71 101
71 903
73204
20 112
19479
19,813
20187
20395
20635
972
879
904
916
919
890
3779
3,831
3,938
3,917
3904
3,970
5770
5,553
5,454
5,609
5654
5,590
12,687
12,428
12,533
12,808
12,933
12,920
12,490
13,332
13,986
13,952
14,504
15,074
3,880
3,853
3,842
3,890
3,831
3,819
June
9861
10054
9,599
9516
8928
8850
14615
14861
14722
14487
14627
14762
10462
10871
10734
10348
10428
10330
15967
16677
15521
14 964
13 987
13 753
9525
9909
8879
8 176
7 314
7 159
3530
3 717
3674
3434
3 518
3 501
74776
75 201
75749
74346
74483
74 515
20403
20463
20517
19802
20 783
20 761
921
990
936
1 043
1 010
920
4012
4 131
4,058
4023
3886
3844
5,978
5837
5,823
5935
5797
5948
13,400
13333
13,406
13,210
12723
12,631
15,501
16,203
16,864
16,388
16460
16,451
4,151
3,972
3,908
3,744
3564
3,656
July
August
September
October
November
December
9115
9302
9,860
10,279
10,360
10,554
15022
14 556
15,612
15,834
15650
15,786
10475
10729
10,745
11,146
11 258
10,990
14601
14 569
16,312
16,802
16706
16,415
7674
8014
9,133
9,581
9508
9,524
3597
3 739
3,761
3,843
3870
3,931
75 549
76677
78,117
79,873
80775
81,981
21 326
22 174
22,099
22,257
22530
22,745
1 049
1 043
1,013
1,102
1 046
1,098
3846
3766
3,911
3,893
3,931
3,973
6039
5982
6,335
6,331
6,328
6,536
13,034
13321
13,872
14,480
14,221
15,069
16,085
16,196
16,241
16,909
17,688
17,726
3,818
3,961
4,023
4,162
4,326
4,095
10 297
10534
10563
10618
10647
10692
16420
16167
16610
16718
16572
16959
11
11
11
11
11
11
187
210
478
591
846
935
15 959
16321
17 246
17714
18 003
18677
9061
9297
9 715
10252
10 742
11 092
3 942
4004
3 904
3 969
4089
4071
83 228
83 742
83841
84 574
84 147
85 330
22 902
22 745
22633
23302
22624
23027
1 061
1 094
1 084
1 065
1 004
1 079
4111
4 142
4179
4,219
4304
4332
6480
6,686
6671
6,720
6684
6641
14818
14,806
15168
14,974
15,063
15317
18,694
19,050
18,700
18,472
18,667
18730
4,219
4,061
4,257
4,425
4,449
4607
10 525
10465
10,265
9,992
9,553
9,509
16857
16967
17,217
16938
17,138
16,688
11 973
12040
11,959
11 703
11,824
11,490
17 738
18280
16,765
16086
16,001
16,305
10 506
10648
9,218
9103
8,765
8,676
4090
3 978
4,108
4072
3,945
4,137
85 791
85 579
84,901
84472
82,963
82,287
22 993
22888
22,582
22514
22,013
21,890
1 129
1 126
1,147
1 075
1,130
1,133
4389
4309
4,378
4,087
3,923
3,910
6724
6,709
6,739
6,706
6,766
6,725
15488
15,306
15,261
14,870
14,697
14,622
18,599
18,975
18,584
18,965
18,408
18,302
4,654
4,570
4,622
4,604
4,376
4,321
9278
9531
9,722
9748
10020
9789
15824
16 160
16,269
15221
15 569
15197
11 519
11 676
11 769
11 864
12077
11 880
14331
15 707
15964
16226
17 373
17855
7785
8649
9068
9 700
10271
10615
3953
4087
4101
3 996
4 158
4 171
81 035
82 215
81 432
81 310
83 327
83923
22522
23260
22993
22818
23 576
23616
1 146
1 143
1,132
1 158
1 138
1 361
3751
3927
4,041
3892
3953
3,984
6,736
6657
6,641
6,534
6454
6,521
14,195
14,575
14,445
14,421
14692
14,727
17,167
16,571
16,168
17,014
17,689
17,878
4,263
4,146
4,098
4,134
4,206
4,355
9,882
9648
9,447
8904
9,082
8,856
14827
14483
14,948
13841
14,123
13,794
12 181
11 682
11,651
11 429
11,372
11,557
17662
17 517
16,476
15 165
15,310
16,120
10727
10826
9,634
8 176
8,290
8,894
4103
4095
4,245
3949
3,944
4,050
83561
82 766
84,039
81 716
81,313
81,048
23558
22686
23,519
22904
22,937
22,931
1,011
1 232
1,504
1 219
1,094
1,306
3,847
3965
3,984
3,911
3,820
4,100
6,558
6,623
6,581
6,575
6,581
6,531
14,449
14,627
14,516
13,799
14,135
14,163
18,042
17,346
17,829
17,563
16,831
16,279
4,389
4,213
4,293
4,092
4,032
3,931
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
Mav
1981:
January
February
March .
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
9100
9204
9815
9001
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
-^•Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 150.
14
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GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—MANUFACTURERS' SALES AND INVENTORIES
INVENTORIES, BOOK VALUE, END OF
PERIOD— Unadjustedl for seasonal
variation
SHIPMENTS—ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION »
Supplementary series 2
By market category
YEAR AND MONTH
Home goods
and apparel
Consumer
staples
Equipment
and defense
products,
except
automotive
Automotive
equipment
Construction
materials,
supplies,
and
intermediate
products
Other
materials
and supplies
and
intermediate
products
Capital goods industries
Household
durable
goods
industries
Nondefense
Defense
Durable
goods
industries
Nondurable
goods
industries
*
*
*
*
14329
15,428
16509
17,815
20019
57910
63,582
66543
70,541
78029
54729
58,060
59923
63,293
68028
32,242
34,330
35,575
38,238
41,981
22,487
23,730
24,348
25,055
26,047
214036
219495
233 464
250 164
248 1 54
22058
22477
24686
25756
25,239
92051
101 303
107657
114480
111,064
79554
87474
86,897
28,103
27006
24167
77,747
84391
90,236
97749
101,246
49,617
54649
58,437
64222
66,283
28,130
29742
31,799
33527
34,963
55910
66319
75799
82744
82,479
254 952
287 494
341 548
434 943
432 679
26,704
31 134
34,473
35606
35,207
107,958
118 103
137,136
157 172
162,526
87,684
97884
115,758
135858
139,571
20,274
20219
21,378
21 314
22,955
102,266
107903
124,327
157,597
159,844
65,760
69689
80,728
100,923
102,114
36,506
38,214
43,599
56,674
57,730
1 1 1 ,595
136899
1 52 740
152593
123602
95,491
113279
1 30 788
144281
144873
500,570
575 434
639 792
763 089
850 627
40,624
47 151
52341
56086
58 172
177,972
204 529
238 847
280 033
312906
151,305
174471
207 626
247101
272 356
26,667
30058
31 221
32,932
40550
174,867
188,437
209115
239,103
261 700
111,553
120,354
136277
158,471
172 185
63,314
68,083
72838
80,632
89515
305123
290,655
137770
130,758
149 156
135,945
934 222
854,130
61 152
57,753
345 885
327,792
297 788
271,379
48097
56,413
279 454
261,987
183616
172,615
95,838
89,372
23 923
24016
24 714
24056
24900
24388
19 164
19378
20027
19786
20 101
19836
14 635
14531
14 106
12751
14 126
12398
11 089
11 315
12094
11 455
12212
12056
58313
58643
62231
59504
64021
63579
4501
4471
4571
4565
4624
4,696
22019
22,029
22930
22509
22841
22,846
19416
19,477
20197
19,889
20225
20,102
2603
2,552
2733
2,620
2616
2,744
214039
217,322
219187
222,419
224 181
225,778
140547
143,782
145418
147,803
149409
150,553
73492
73,540
73769
74,616
74,772
75,225
10 164
10434
10,327
10498
10,346
10,789
25 511
24781
25,016
25690
25,961
26,325
20 801
21 293
21,026
21 348
20,938
22,050
12366
11 020
11,915
1 1 883
1 1 ,293
11,046
12 144
12302
12,267
12529
12,504
12,080
65 185
65689
65,950
66555
66,844
67,125
4663
4705
4,685
4963
4,847
4,782
23 506
24259
23,827
24384
23,982
24,745
20843
21 427
21,128
21 527
21,034
21,712
2 663
2832
2,699
2857
2,948
3,033
226 808
230 131
231,167
234,308
236,915
239,103
151 131
153,169
153,116
155,404
157,388
158,471
75677
76,962
78,051
78,904
79,527
80,632
11 104
11 018
10644
10409
10,328
10 184
26123
26 193
26274
25 705
26700
26808
21 990
22835
22582
22343
22690
22 667
11 310
11 674
10466
9 579
8698
8 585
13 016
12 719
11 714
11 483
10801
11 124
70 869
71 191
71 735
69 745
67 747
67 112
5 192
5 069
4818
4721
4635
4476
25082
25892
25 729
25451
25499
25 566
22136
22 785
22611
22 211
22 169
22247
2946
3 107
3 118
3 240
3330
3 319
245918
249 566
253,294
258 082
259,971
259 020
162,903
165606
168,098
171 221
172,414
171 434
83,015
83960
85,196
86861
87,557
87586
10402
10249
10,660
11 121
10,941
11,015
27489
28391
28,452
28615
28*,515
29,325
23 213
22 506
24,032
23 864
23,856
23,634
9 178
9 580
10,813
11 251
11,222
11,160
11 671
11 688
12,235
12 816
12,970
12,966
67 877
68 825
71,140
73 638
75,256
75,789
4 676
4'g77
4,860
5 120
4,969
4,975
26 128
25 290
26,910
27059
27,030
26,864
22690
21 915
23,244
23381
23,337
23,282
3438
3375
3,666
3678
3,693
3,582
258 824
259 021
257,804
258 180
259,796
261,700
171 108
171 558
169,908
169489
170,541
172,185
87,716
87463
87,896
88691
89,255
89,515
209
172
226
503
466
811
29481
29485
29278
29905
29 298
30 008
24403
24 192
25313
25252
25 128
25846
10 683
11 041
11 428
12 037
12 575
12 919
13 063
13 064
12 983
13 157
12 823
12 801
76 429
77*405
77684
78 185
78 799
79 291
5 073
5005
5*085
5*258
5*102
5 318
27400
27426
28 529
28 537
28492
29304
23 787
23636
24584
24652
24651
25345
3613
3790
3 945
3885
3841
3 959
267 732
271 076
272 947
274,899
276864
275 524
176538
179,047
179927
181,060
181 699
181 468
91 194
92,029
93020
93,839
95,165
94056
11 738
1 1 ,547
11,343
11 204
11,056
10,562
30055
29803
29,831
29 569
29,281
29,237
25229
25886
26,181
25246
25,961
26,030
12 397
12416
10,914
10 792
10,319
10,280
12 568
12202
12,140
11 755
11,411
11,229
79 903
79883
78,541
77 711
75,807
74,493
5 234
5 128
5,111
5035
4,980
4,823
28 938
29704
29,605
28845
29,472
29,251
24841
25481
25,531
24686
25,294
24,950
4097
4223
4,074
4 159
4,178
4,301
276 338
277,852
279,225
281 258
282,585
279,454
182274
183,464
184,369
185485
186,220
183,616
94064
94,388
94,856
95773
96,365
95,838
10 523
11,167
11 218
10,766
10792
10878
29625
30,637
30469
30315
31 100
31 177
24 141
25,198
25230
23821
24690
24347
9 352
10,228
10 644
11 261
11 869
12 206
11 069
11,087
11 319
11 171
11 672
11 369
72 788
72,423
71 282
71 784
72884
73 143
4 727
4,845
4 948
4916
4792
4859
27 423
28,414
28469
27045
28045
27836
23340
24,067
24052
22768
23 373
22 955
4083
4,347
4417
4277
4672
4881
281 284
282,947
281 523
281,485
278 877
275 461
185087
186,766
186107
186,215
185369
183581
96197
96,181
95416
95,270
93,508
91 880
11 147
11 213
11,092
10,904
10,676
10,395
30 801
30408
31,456
30345
30,592
30,792
24 129
23637
24,421
23395
23,506
23,805
12295
12338
11,109
9625
9,822
10,445
11 076
11 552
11,402
11 208
1 1 ,226
11,048
72369
70868
70,978
68717
68,496
68,058
5 041
4760
4,927
4828
4,683
4,449
27 442
26577
27,111
26220
26,279
26,532
22 584
21 811
22,130
21 210
21,311
21,455
4858
4766
4,981
5,010
4,968
5,077
273 877
272,635
269,207
268,917
266,310
261,987
181 969
181,159
178,831
177,979
175,402
172,615
91 908
91,476
90,376
90,938
90,908
89,372
Millions of dollars
1961 33 .
19623
19633
1964 3
1965
36443
39,035
41 268
44,064
47910
81 442
84196
87055
91 476
95 145
47485
51 642
54271
58385
64754
29 145
36,130
39961
41 630
50766
196633
1967 3
19683
19693
1970
51 605
54086
58833
62196
61 209
101 836
108 275
113676
121 656
127305
76493
84951
91 308
96 749
94357
197133
1972 3
1973
19743
1975s
64,876
74295
81,112
82910
83,195
133693
148278
168725
196400
212,338
1976 33
1977 3
19783
1979 3
1980
93,402
107406
116436
122071
128056
1981 33 .. ,
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April ...
May
June
July
August
September
October .
November
December
1981:
January
February
March . .
April
May
June
July . .. .
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March. , .
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total
Total
31 611
33314
35440
37,821
40685
1 44 945
1 55 977
162699
1 74 592
192677
51 105
46827
57 144
59830
51 908
43362
44206
48317
51 416
50728
92,047
102271
118262
137202
144086
69400
77663
89725
83283
84,293
227,815
244 958
274 387
299 384
328 996
156,691
180442
208 716
245816
276 532
135915
130,888
355 359
367,743
9898
9575
9928
9,788
10135
10,221
11
11
11
11
11
11
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 151.
15
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—MANUFACTURERS' INVENTORIES—Con.
INVENTORIES, BOOK VALUE, END OF PERIOD—ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION «
By industry group— Durable goods industries
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
2
Total
Stone,
clay, and
glass
products
Transportation equipment
Primary metals
Total
Blast
furnaces,
steel mills
Fabricated
metal
products
Machinery,
except
electrical
*
*
54917
58215
60081
63444
68222
32561
34649
35888
38 530
42284
1
1
1
1
1
491
516
567
665
742
5780
5692
5739
5 940
6187
3671
3484
3450
3 548
3608
4302
4417
4 563
5038
5719
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
77996
84664
90618
98202
101 651
49949
55005
58875
64739
66780
1 876
1 920
2011
2 139
2335
7018
7 550
7540
8053
8961
4065
4417
4206
4441
4959
6362
6 734
7539
7 701
7*950
10233
11 018
11 563
13 333
14414
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
102,658
108239
124,627
1 57 791
1 59 935
66289
70250
81 398
101 739
102874
2399
2 533
2832
3 551
3 767
9055
9589
10024
13429
15 709
4898
5356
5289
6800
8566
8 140
8450
9889
13 402
13 119
14243
15075
18350
24 104
24 101
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1 75 1 93
189 195
210415
241 113
264 114
112 581
121 575
1 37 834
160554
1 74 547
4057
4353
4920
5467
17646
18229
19358
22347
22863
9 988
9967
10685
11 960
12040
14355
15609
17 354
19235
19634
1981
1982
282 333
264,902
186222
175,200
6445
5,962
25 509
21,306
13 194
10,603
213015
215546
217428
220 440
222 271
225446
140280
142522
143839
146252
147 770
149924
4967
5015
5049
5 154
5 174
5218
19321
19432
19 372
20306
19 985
20472
227,842
231 017
233,330
236 188
238,533
241,113
151 581
1 53 433
154,591
157179
159,000
160,554
5275
5290
5,260
5399
5,463
5,467
244 971
247,616
251 265
255 509
257 635
258 522
162 702
164130
166282
169247
170487
170701
259610
259,984
260,153
259 952
261 185
264,114
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March .
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Electrical
machinery
Total
Motor
vehicle and
parts
Instruments
and
related
products
By stage of fabrication 2
Materials
and
supplies
*
Millions of dollars
Work in
process
Finished
goods
*
*
2075
2 331
2468
2 905
3294
1
1
1
1
1
498
357
429
488
682
10291
10824
11 081
11 982
13341
13205
14 158
14874
16 194
18076
9066
9 667
9934
10 354
10867
10463
12 871
14422
15 960
14657
3477
3 521
3886
4 082
4*205
2 169
2 332
2456
2672
2889
15503
16455
17376
18693
19 182
21 940
25 005
27336
30408
29848
12506
13 547
14 163
15 639
17751
9394
9900
12062
14020
13 030
13823
14800
16488
19222
1 9 628
4207
4712
5755
6735
6 124
2991
3 174
3807
4870
4805
19759
20860
26028
35 151
33 920
28650
30788
35545
42603
43 369
17880
18 601
19823
23985
25 586
25250
27311
31 661
37 110
40 736
14 544
16414
18 976
23081
25 977
21 095
22499
26064
31 585
35 888
8 020
9 162
10 206
10851
9 802
5 438
5965
6 932
7940
9 139
37 548
40256
45 211
52678
55 137
46345
50599
58664
69314
76999
28 690
30720
33 959
38562
42411
20332
17,746
43494
40,153
28474
26,713
37539
40,491
9054
8,308
9755
9,308
57953
52,543
81 107
77,908
47 162
44,749
10727
10836
10 726
11 411
10858
11 219
17 574
17812
18 033
18 183
18310
18625
32017
32538
33 154
33440
33 967
34527
19 500
19579
19 933
20095
20460
20753
27 086
28035
27 923
28602
29 203
29335
10 991
11 581
11 498
1 1 *787
11 862
11 460
7049
7 169
7 321
7387
7499
7604
46050
46293
47365
47777
48338
48895
59049
60178
60601
61 842
62629
63878
35 181
36051
35873
36633
36803
37 151
20732
21 153
21,282
21 469
21,790
22,347
11 304
11 535
11,542
11 691
11,754
11,960
18657
18 757
18,872
18814
19,237
19,235
34840
35429
35,804
36349
36,645
37,110
21 097
21 278
21,633
22076
22,413
23,081
29912
30260
30,488
31 643
31,850
31,585
11 932
12057
11,566
12053
11,542
10,851
7713
7778
7,751
7769
7,820
7,940
49,484
50751
50,498
51 630
52,221
52,678
64495
64954
66,113
67241
68,270
69,314
37602
37728
37,980
38308
38,509
38,562
5 521
5565
5764
5885
5880
5 933
22421
22666
22 712
23 118
23427
23419
12058
12270
12 168
12480
12 797
12839
19 314
19411
19 567
19 747
19867
19 569
37 670
38 073
38445
39 378
39 938
40026
23 477
23945
24 293
24*749
24 934
25 037
31 946
32065
32 880
33 581
33 581
33*869
10652
10493
10 527
10800
10406
10 107
8 355
8451
8476
8 560
8696
8 740
53493
53,923
54332
55 115
55019
54852
70012
70,649
71 986
73 116
73789
74219
39 197
39558
39964
41 016
41 679
41 630
171 301
171 827
171,459
171 244
1 72 1 39
174,547
5915
5847
5,793
5848
5876
5,965
23 348
23*016
22,759
22683
22 742
22,863
12609
12460
12,241
12099
12067
12,040
19377
1 9*289
19,142
1 8 856
19251
19,634
40463
40 564
40,562
40 233
40 532
40,736
25292
25 316
25,484
25622
25*701
25,977
33 970
34498
34,609
34826
34*758
35,888
9 751
9695
9,597
9428
9321
9,802
8830
8*900
8,823
8 949
9*043
9,139
54609
54414
54,353
54232
54 190
55,137
74747
75352
75,292
75 163
75784
76,999
41 945
42,061
41,814
41 849
42 165
42,41 1
267,151
269176
270 868
272 131
274 553
275,040
176622
1 77 550
178 125
1 78 982
1 79 765
180699
6040
6 109
6 118
6 116
6 186
6220
23383
23 628
23 895
23 812
23 731
23960
12270
12349
12 543
12 319
12203
12250
19 786
19 708
19 634
19648
1 9*666
19 779
40 792
41 002
41 081
40974
41 297
41 529
26296
26 596
26619
27 198
27250
27546
36762
36800
37 036
37 171
37310
37437
9937
9833
9849
9756
9693
9587
9176
9 232
9229
9395
9504
9432
56,287
56551
56302
56659
56408
56,977
78,280
78516
78 908
7927*
79900
79596
42,055
42483
42 915
43049
43457
44,126
277 1 21
279019
281,712
283,228
284,322
282,333
182469
183820
186,074
187264
187,956
186,222
6262
6408
6,567
6431
6,457
6,445
24 332
24 790
25,366
25532
25,654
25,509
12 502
12720
13,096
13 176
13,223
13,194
19 991
20 180
20,378
20468
20,553
20,332
42 047
42429
42,923
43 196
43,494
43,494
27832
28066
28,420
28721
28,904
28,474
37641
37469
37,855
38369
38,330
37,539
9606
9462
9,548
9559
9,285
9,054
9442
9496
9,610
9616
9,696
9,755
57695
57872
58,584
58,577
58,558
57,953
80353
80509
81,222
81,913
82,251
81,107
44421
45*439
46,268
46,774
47,147
47,162
280 794
280 941
279 337
278,468
276 356
274,912
185238
1 85 200
184319
184053
183 378
182811
6293
6315
6261
6206
6 160
6103
25257
25281
25 187
24715
24476
24 155
13 018
12 992
13 181
12909
12 770
12547
20319
20*172
19 955
19*865
19 753
19675
43 350
43 501
43328
43449
43 455
43094
28 253
28*136
27 996
27*802
27612
27504
37 664
37709
37 709
38 193
38 195
38,467
8 914
8776
8649
8*546
8415
8,523
9576
9642
9 541
9601
9535
9,578
57 710
57541
56684
56,538
55889
55,618
80 512
80473
80246
80,080
79890
79,802
47016
47*186
47389
47,435
47599
47,391
274 629
273,809
271,675
270 786
267,920
264,902
182099
181 543
180,520
1 79 675
177,061
175,200
6039
6084
6,076
6070
6,036
5,962
23 858
23545
23,271
22 964
22,375
21,306
12 367
12075
11,847
11 664
11,322
10,603
19 327
19232
19,106
18671
18,068
17,746
42 977
42656
41 ,982
41 945
40,979
40,153
27 353
27307
27,098
27 026
27,095
26,713
38 730
39080
39,381
39612
39,426
40,491
8660
8,436
8,313
8196
7,952
8,308
9589
9572
9,565
9538
9,418
9,308
55354
54,927
54,355
53969
53,100
52,543
79044
78,891
78,776
78973
78,308
77,908
47701
47725
47,389
46733
45,653
44,749
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
5 992
6656
6891
7 762
8 781
4254
5 079
5 165
5 420
6 109
7789
8 393
8762
9 591
9830
6213
6638
7 128
7 721
8439
-^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 151 and 152.
16
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—MANUFACTURERS' INVENTORIES—Con.
INVENTORIES, BOOK VALUE, END OF PERIOD—ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION— By industry group, Nondurable goods industries »
YEAR AND MONTH
2
Total
Food and
kindred
products
Tobacco
products
Textile mill
products
Paper and
allied products
*
1961
1962
1963
1964..
1965
22356
23566
Chemicals and
allied products
Petroleum and
coal products
Rubber and
plastics
products
Millions of dollars
By stage of fabrication
Materials and
supplies
Work in
process
Finished goods
*
*
*
24 914
25938
5889
6210
6463
6637
6490
2404
2397
2311
2303
2277
2420
2 587
2618
2 679
2866
1 606
1 718
1 780
1 802
1 958
3355
3 614
3729
3 911
4341
1 754
1 824
1 812
1 798
1 801
1 114
1 215
1 257
1 344
1 461
9501
9819
9985
10 134
10453
3109
3298
3407
3517
3811
9746
10448
10801
11 262
1 1 ,675
1966
1967..
1968
1969..
1970
28047
29659
31 743
33463
34,871
6972
7484
8009
8324
8734
2205
2274
2220
2 192
2059
3048
3 187
3616
3 679
3689
2194
2258
2331
2422
2761
4901
5 248
5485
6 112
6694
1 855
2016
2093
2 145
2,224
1 663
1 731
1 908
2 111
2273
11 158
11 715
12289
12724
13 150
4207
4421
4848
5122
5,274
12,681
13523
14,606
15617
16,448
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
36,368
37989
43229
56052
57061
9256
9673
11 627
14642
14487
2 110
2368
2437
3033
3 296
3879
4064
4601
5046
4 795
2855
2922
3 344
4847
4879
6,870
7039
7 504
11 506
11 980
2,326
2199
2540
4041
4 526
2339
2573
2965
3847
3 927
13,683
14676
18 133
23699
23 542
5,665
5982
6707
8 175
8837
17,019
17330
18390
24179
24681
62612
67620
72581
80559
89567
15 717
16346
18058
19882
21 668
3417
3502
3573
3427
3632
5233
5657
5925
6131
6606
5327
5710
6 108
6936
7824
13 226
14603
15610
17271
19615
4806
5570
5452
7,642
9928
4417
4954
5450
5997
6055
25832
27401
29312
32477
36194
9933
10996
11 921
13750
15704
26847
29,223
31 348
34,332
37669
96111
89,702
21 382
20,680
4338
4,370
6836
6,164
8641
8,607
22011
19,898
10689
9,411
6557
5,824
37726
35,140
15995
14,241
42390
40,321
June
72735
73024
73589
74,188
74501
75,522
18 147
18465
18658
18728
18915
19,237
3577
3518
3562
3555
3570
3,630
5955
5968
5971
5957
5916
5929
6119
6062
6209
6309
6366
6450
15473
1 5,472
15510
15,682
15672
15,788
5437
5,280
5 189
5,335
5333
5,645
5464
5495
5553
5684
5736
5803
29589
29769
29963
30,224
30137
30,460
12069
12,211
12184
12,341
12549
12,834
31 077
31,044
31 442
31,623
31 815
32,228
July
August
September
October
November
December
76,261
77584
78,739
79009
79,533
80,559
19,193
19419
19,654
19534
19,566
19882
3,602
3666
3,630
3582
3,511
3427
5984
6066
6,021
6059
6,119
6131
6,392
6503
6,595
6706
6,795
6936
15,976
16298
16,617
16759
17,004
17271
5,923
6375
6,803
7134
7,221
7642
5,957
6000
6,053
5965
6,037
5997
30,758
31 570
31,791
32087
32,571
32,477
13,058
13227
13,610
13754
13,760
13,750
32,445
32,787
33,338
33,168
33,202
34,332
82269
83,486
84983
86262
87,148
87821
19973
20,152
20212
20 194
20 151
20324
3 444
3486
3487
3482
3530
3 581
6218
6245
6411
6433
6470
6478
7096
7264
7 371
7 515
7620
7 740
17 980
18498
18703
19 187
19380
19513
7977
8148
8782
9 141
9549
9792
6091
6101
6181
6284
6254
6103
33253
33,728
34181
34624
34956
35231
14083
14,262
14630
14768
14,873
14883
34,933
35,496
36,172
36870
37,319
37707
88309
88,157
88,694
88,708
89,046
89,567
20923
21 160
21,450
21,590
21 761
21,668
3651
3611
3,717
3,773
3861
3,632
6366
6346
6,362
6,420
6510
6,606
7690
7805
7,783
7,758
7818
7,824
19309
19105
19,212
19,144
19420
19,615
10010
10010
10,140
9,876
9521
9,928
6085
5862
5,840
5,883
5870
6,055
35382
35,025
35,502
35,763
35965
36,194
14958
14,959
15,127
15,222
15,205
15,704
37,969
38,173
38,065
37,723
37,876
37,669
90 529
91 626
92743
93,149
94788
94,341
21 664
21 697
21 840
21 779
21 965
21 ,794
3807
3772
3825
3776
3820
3738
6709
6754
6775
6793
6 756
6892
8045
8 135
8 112
8 122
8 125
8194
19849
20042
20264
20377
20854
21 118
10014
10522
11 147
11 322
12023
11 444
6019
6284
6254
6280
6340
6416
36790
37027
36913
37096
37166
37,131
15905
16,073
16115
16,145
16429
16,033
37834
38,526
39715
39,908
41,193
41,177
94652
95199
95,638
95,964
96,366
96,111
21 770
22063
21,922
21 697
21,684
21,382
3893
4000
4,088
4149
4,194
4,338
6892
6903
6,936
6926
6,916
6,836
8286
8340
8,447
8515
8,651
8,641
21 223
21 506
21,682
21 995
22,055
22,011
11 153
10849
10,820
10618
10,358
10,689
6512
6538
6,625
6637
6,737
6,557
37533
37501
37,664
37,596
37,554
37,726
16043
16,054
15,946
15,807
15,963
15,995
41 076
41,644
42,028
42,561
42,849
42,390
95,556
95741
95018
94,415
92978
92 101
21 ,406
21 427
21 315
21 ,305
21 070
20713
4,423
4473
4519
4716
4702
4683
6677
6617
6511
6457
6419
6312
8493
8658
8671
8646
8632
8592
21 746
21 748
21 745
21 696
21 191
21 097
10,607
10547
10357
9767
9283
9 157
6354
6423
6375
6345
6312
6256
37,630
37653
37133
37,289
36990
36632
15,804
15,497
15375
15,373
15267
15301
42,122
42,591
42510
41,753
40,721
40168
92530
92,266
91,155
91,111
90,859
89,702
21 091
21 ,225
20,896
20,820
20,808
20,680
4843
4642
4,489
4,374
4,419
4,370
6373
6344
6,314
6,261
6,261
6,164
8569
8593
8,657
8,687
8,693
8,607
21 090
20948
20,625
20,635
20,255
19,898
9259
9349
9,326
9,357
9,740
9,411
6101
6049
5,916
5,984
5,874
5,824
36646
36,389
35,801
35,465
35,509
35,140
15364
15,306
14,949
14,772
14,608
14,241
40520
40,571
40,405
40,874
40,742
40,321
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
24 193
,
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
Mav..
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 152 and 153.
17
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—MANUFACTURERS' INVENTORIES AND ORDERS
NEW ORDERS, NET—Without seasonal
adjustment (but adjusted for trading-day and
calendar-month variation) T
INVENTORIES, BOOK VALUE, END OF PERIOD—ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION '
Supplementary series 2
By market category
YEAR AND MONTH
Home
goods and
apparel
Consumer
staples
Equipment
and
defense
products,
except
automotive
Automotive
equipment
Construction
materials,
supplies,
and
intermediate
products
Capital goods industries
Other
materials
and supplies
and
intermediate
products
Household
durable
goods
industries
Total
Nondefense
Total
Defense
*
*
Millions of dollars
5394
5965
6348
6691
7,283
9268
9654
9847
10084
10 140
10895
11 903
12470
13476
14868
2681
2 976
3 154
3637
4079
5014
5 179
5294
5608
5963
21 666
22539
22968
23 947
25890
2454
2665
2899
3013
3307
12,229
13560
14,014
15 197
16,890
1966
,
1967 . .
1968
1969 ...
1970
8,369
8604
9,402
10137
10,448
10823
11 610
12302
12923
13254
18338
22037
24136
26930
26406
4353
4447
4988
5331
5,653
6417
6500
6,972
7592
8,157
29696
31 465
32,818
35290
37,732
4,047
4 182
4,297
4705
4,907
20,996
24730
27,063
30229
29,495
19,508
22516
24,496
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
10,934
11 849
13,783
14,917
14067
13913
14691
16,835
21 602
21 936
25,303
26454
30,844
38565
39 243
5,783
6523
7,688
8846
8 183
8,543
8962
10,349
13334
13 619
38,182
39761
45,129
60526
62887
5,023
5537
6,568
7649
6877
28,197
29,525
34,279
42,370
42797
1976
1977
1978 .
1979
1980 ....
15856
17,219
19231
19,744
20676
23 390
24945
27331
29570
32341
40567
43458
50668
61,283
70210
10169
11 604
12768
13,516
12227
15063
16,267
18023
20,002
20812
70149
75,702
82394
96,998
107848
7690
8,374
9484
9,884
10285
1981
1982
22226
20,244
33997
33,266
76449
76,504
11 395
10,473
21 464
18,928
116802
105,487
10894
9,895
19511
19,546
19744
19,543
19418
19533
27410
27632
27977
28,150
28480
28856
51 457
52 153
52740
53,367
54298
55409
13571
14,214
14 144
14,487
14534
14 129
18272
18,589
18692
19,012
19181
19 481
82794
83,412
84 131
85,881
86360
88038
19717
19,645
19,720
19,572
19668
19,744
28814
29197
29,415
29314
29338
29,570
56033
56982
58,005
59 129
60212
61,283
14620
14742
14,286
14824
14303
13,516
19370
19468
19,432
19549
19874
20,002
89288
90983
92,472
93800
95 138
96,998
19,957
19,978
20,342
20658
20,726
20777
29745
30,062
30411
30 569
30709
30815
62459
63,287
64463
65746
66852
67442
13374
13,177
13248
13 583
13038
12680
20032
20,079
20558
20 659
20546
20 366
99404
101 033
102243
1 04 294
105764
106442
20544
20534
20,445
20487
20,522
20,676
31 464
31 705
31,797
32095
32,600
32,341
68433
69020
69,070
69 323
69,534
70,210
12280
12 142
11,985
11 787
11,671
12,227
20 389
20 400
20,228
20 162
20,425
20,812
20,772
20,829
21 013
21 ,240
21 453
21 270
32,746
32779
33028
33081
33430
33302
71 005
71 624
71 688
72336
72 849
73377
12368
12 192
12 193
12077
12027
11 948
21 419
21 ,625
21,649
22,104
22,548
22,226
33487
33954
33,998
33,966
33,915
33,997
73 902
74358
75,270
76,230
76,803
76,449
22,158
22027
21 538
21,474
21 317
21,261
34085
34425
34409
34464
34 167
33726
21 297
21 ,093
20,932
20,780
20,472
20,244
34274
34235
33,652
33,589
33,485
33,266
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July.
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June..
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July.
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
Mav.
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
*
Nondurable
goods
industries
*
373 266
401 189
426,431
460 065
505 334
189126
208 445
224 650
247 592
279 452
184,140
192744
201,781
212473
225,882
7,556
7713
4,999
556,819
564 674
608,242
647 402
624,452
314,116
309 900
337,395
358 448
328,654
242,703
254 774
270,847
288,954
295,798
24,144
25273
29,797
37451
37060
4,051
4,253
4,482
4,920
5737
671,802
770 075
915,102
1 047,214
1 021 750
359,972
420 832
515,144
562 306
504 289
311,830
349,243
399,958
484,908
517461
44175
47,657
55851
68,395
79,193
37716
41 ,563
49406
60,018
68509
6458
6,094
6445
8,377
10684
1 194499
1,380,731
1 579 395
1,769,592
1 873 702
616952
733,326
868909
954,161
952 090
577 547
647,405
710,486
815,431
921,612
86,301
86,280
72915
70,297
13386
15,983
2015089
1,888,448
1 ,004 703
901,237
1 010,386
987,211
9622
9,534
9599
9,514
9496
9 582
56740
57,595
58342
59,150
60394
61 628
50099
50,886
51 596
52,404
53429
54 509
6641
6,709
6746
6,746
6965
7119
134726
147,889
158797
145,419
147722
1 52 773
75398
84,132
90590
80,714
80755
83775
59328
63,757
68,207
64,705
66,967
68998
9630
9557
9,602
9618
9 708
9,884
62287
63,304
64,646
65973
67 175
68,395
55 089
55956
56,987
58066
58959
60,018
7 198
7348
7,659
7907
8216
8,377
134519
142,526
153,908
155,919
148472
146,922
69652
72586
80,887
83,101
76264
76,307
64867
69,940
73,021
72,818
72,208
70,615
9969
9964
10095
10322
10311
10318
69740
70,744
72090
73 533
74736
75450
61 195
62,165
63 175
64414
65447
66026
8545
8,579
8915
9 119
9289
9424
151 507
161,805
164246
1 50 936
142,428
151 185
79960
85,459
85761
76832
68,769
74816
71,547
76,346
78,485
74104
73,659
76,369
1 06 500
1 06 1 83
106,628
1 06 098
106,433
107,848
10 189
10 203
10,151
10 134
10,151
10,285
76 586
77 172
77,633
77 952
78,330
79,193
66846
67 109
67^51 6
67578
67,852
68,509
9740
10063
10,117
10 374
10,478
10,684
140810
149092
165,707
1 70 776
161,693
163,517
69929
71 886
84,528
89029
81,332
83,789
70,881
77206
81,179
81 747
80,361
79,728
20895
20984
21 013
21 106
21 379
21 555
109365
110 768
111 933
112291
113415
113 588
10236
10276
10362
10476
10474
10 421
80,364
80924
81 233
8l'817
82280
83021
69251
69606
69686
69994
70 321
70669
11,113
11 318
11 547
11 823
11 959
12352
158,807
170698
178 162
173,856
171 023
1 79 204
78,987
85556
91 627
89,383
87069
91 445
79,820
85,142
86,535
84,473
83,954
87759
11 979
11 852
11,978
11 972
11,711
11,395
21 755
21 788
21,958
21 733
21,708
21,464
114579
115442
116,859
1 1 7 223
117,637
116,802
10557
10735
10,751
10950
11,043
10,894
83 816
84262
85,371
86224
86,722
86,301
71 399
71 805
72,624
73367
73,495
72,915
12417
12457
12,747
12,857
13,227
13,386
1 58 376
166169
174,470
169,379
159,389
155,556
77676
80165
86,524
83,379
77,075
75,817
80700
86,004
87,946
86,000
82,314
79,739
76,429
76843
76911
77635
77534
77660
11 235
11 080
10924
10827
10 735
10816
21 134
20789
20 538
20270
20 110
19969
115753
115777
115017
113798
112 493
1 1 1 480
10859
10813
10 628
10589
10496
10532
86,292
86825
86802
87494
87498
87299
72616
72961
72743
73285
73222
72868
13,676
13864
14 059
14209
14276
14,431
150,659
162282
169611
158838
1 57 645
165,156
72,960
79419
85591
78081
74911
78,961
77,699
82,863
84020
80,757
82734
86,195
77 509
77609
77,326
77,442
76,747
76,504
10877
10637
10,404
10347
10,074
10,473
19 741
19747
19,579
19,400
19,189
18,928
110931
110488
109,782
109228
107,953
105,487
10 567
10424
10,417
10265
10,040
9,895
87211
87535
87,137
87,305
86,604
86,280
72 774
72835
72,098
71,971
71,036
70,297
14437
14700
15,039
15,334
15,568
15,983
144 954
150994
163,475
1 59,054
150,600
155,180
66443
67629
75,955
75,559
69,483
76,245
78511
83,365
87,520
83,495
81,117
78,935
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
Durable goods
industries
-^•Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 153.
18
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—MANUFACTURERS' ORDERS—Con.
NEW ORDERS, NET—ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION >
By industry group
Nondurable goods industries
Durable goods industries
YEAR AND MONTH
Transportation equipment
Primary metals
Total
Total2
Total
Blast
furnaces,
steel mills
Nonferrous
and other
primary
metals
Fabricated
metal
products
Machinery,
except
electrical
Electrical
machinery
Total
Aircraft,
missiles,
and parts
Total
Industries
with unfilled
orders 3
Industries
without
unfilled
orders 4
if
if
*
Millions of dollars
1961 s5
19628
19635
1964
1965s
373,266
401 189
426,431
460 065
505,334
189 126
208 445
224,650
247 592
279,452
32069
31 179
34780
41 521
43380
18647
16 635
19 122
23 758
22590
10870
11 628
12412
14003
16,414
24225
26 364
27,903
30 360
33,998
27254
29936
32815
38034
43004
25277
28053
29551
31 366
36,570
43 138
53728
57625
61 607
73803
14448
16 884
18536
18 680
22'781
184 140
192744
201 781
212473
225 882
44621
46359
48797
51 637
55,805
139519
146385
1 52 984
160836
170,077
19665
19675s
19685
1969
1970s
556819
564 674
608 242
647 402
624 452
314 116
309 900
337 395
358 448
328 654
49 111
45 100
48089
54880
51 793
25 134
23435
24 416
27247
25 521
19448
17547
19 182
22496
21 883
38 501
41 618
45 158
47446
43 990
50 924
49785
51 955
59506
54 942
42647
43 163
46339
48001
46 966
80 607
75979
85893
83945
67380
28 461
30*375
28 195
24704
17 417
242 703
254 774
270 847
288 954
295 798
60035
62221
66800
71 546
71 915
1 82 668
192553
204 047
217408
223 883
1971 5s
19725
1973 s
1974
19755
671 802
770,075
915102
1,047,214
1 021 750
359 972
420,832
515 144
562,306
504 289
51 273
61 387
80 761
99045
74070
25 560
30936
41 779
51 261
37647
20 704
24607
31 417
38,394
27864
44 333
52,935
64 807
74,355
64414
56024
70860
89 244
105321
92743
48507
54 116
64723
67766
62831
89900
96501
118 194
114081
109050
22459
20963
26669
29934
26869
311 830
349 243
399 958
484 908
517461
74374
84491
94 115
104740
109581
237 456
264,752
305 843
380 168
407 880
1976s ....
1977ss
1978s
1979s
1980
1 194499
1 ,380,731
1 ,579 395
1,769,592
1 ,873 702
616952
733,326
868 909
954,161
952 090
94523
105879
125416
140324
133924
47244
52,383
63429
67,660
62 170
37378
42,249
48 125
58,129
60068
76447
91,527
104575
116,624
1 1 5,307
107311
126,679
154457
1 74,630
180615
76978
92,524
106834
121,638
135623
143502
174,911
213068
222,461
202 061
31 851
40775
54860
68251
73067
577 547
647,405
710486
815,431
921 612
124622
138,910
153607
170,513
185903
452 925
508,495
556 879
644,918
735 709
1981 5
1982s
2,015,089
1,888,448
1 004 703
901,237
138968
100,876
69302
43,405
57310
48,201
122,412
106,782
200 491
162,913
144712
147,073
203 724
200,931
64 123
68,008
1 010386
987,211
204 094
202,437
806 292
784,774
142093
145,089
149794
142716
148088
147298
79469
82,230
83959
78208
80865
80 195
12902
12277
12524
11 915
12023
12012
6996
6,395
6480
6 085
5756
5 713
4637
4,645
4714
4626
4811
5053
9643
9,514
10385
9 362
9867
9604
13502
14,283
17073
14 083
14211
14631
9341
10,240
9637
9937
10 158
10 236
19933
22,131
19649
18195
19692
18582
4693
7489
5392
4969
5171
6179
62624
62,859
65835
64508
67223
67 103
13085
13,166
13692
13835
14118
14300
49539
49,693
52143
50673
53 105
52803
146967
146,512
149,255
149,753
150,716
151,389
77818
76,984
78,802
78,688
78,222
78,460
11 091
10796
10,999
11 570
1 1 ,269
10,912
5308
4683
4,969
5201
5,201
4,737
4687
4994
4,888
5 152
4,982
5,048
9478
9,819
9,463
10,000
9,639
9,858
14 323
14022
14,798
14406
14,854
14,387
10069
10*445
10,532
10 190
10,286
10,786
17983
16926
17,638
17,069
17,187
17,344
5564
5931
5,762
5298
6,004
6,100
69149
69,528
70,453
71,065
72,494
72,929
14404
14,740
14,666
14,671
15,357
14,482
54745
54,788
55,787
56,394
57,137
58,447
158,541
1 58 625
1 54,759
149284
1 43 958
146241
83,619
83436
78,801
75 159
69 927
71 935
12933
12 346
11 061
9671
8 743
9 145
5593
5 572
5 108
4 039
3 859
4 041
5935
5 584
4830
4 740
4420
4336
9 541
10 524
9581
9 150
8 779
8 529
16091
14 958
14660
12494
13 432
14 213
11 074
11 741
11 581
11 529
10 539
10 448
17512
17517
16578
18 122
14491
15436
6248
5 651
5*605
8879
5*777
6799
74922
75 189
75,958
74125
74031
74306
15,635
15280
15,450
15148
14685
15046
59,287
59909
60,508
58977
59346
59260
152954
153 140
160,244
163848
164,183
167,198
77627
76352
82,029
83958
83,414
85,176
10332
11 133
11,870
12 595
12,327
11,560
4551
5 454
5,703
6252
6,347
5,419
5072
4815
5,104
5 315
4,907
5,023
8 994
9 191
9,457
10 500
10,374
10,778
15 817
14 274
16,018
15 566
15,872
16,868
10602
11 538
10,717
12 125
12,034
11,720
17171
15286
18,324
17054
16,673
17,467
7361
5285
5,787
5209
5,190
5,033
75327
76788
78,215
79890
80,769
82,022
15,220
15341
16,071
15930
15,929
16,186
60,107
61 447
62,144
63960
64,840
65,836
166358
167,442
167538
172,102
1 72 674
173597
83 174
83,545
83773
87,383
88308
88 205
10 991
11 911
12 483
12494
12 721
12 239
5 367
5919
6 301
6551
6438
6361
4 574
5057
5073
4889
5 137
4 817
10 167
10357
10444
10402
11 029
10876
16 968
16088
16684
17515
16 795
17 292
11 809
11 604
11 485
11 903
12285
12 956
17007
16721
16234
18224
18862
17 946
5946
5181
4984
5223
5955
5 137
83 184
83,897
83765
84,719
84366
85392
16310
16,915
16731
17,216
17,218
17172
66874
66,982
67034
67,503
67,148
68220
172658
171,329
168,088
162602
161,816
158,097
86937
85,838
83,380
78 474
79,033
76,110
12666
12026
11,357
10 238
10,033
9,598
6382
5957
5,639
4 784
4,827
4,669
5 140
5002
4,631
4382
4,371
4,162
10 724
10074
10,062
9 561
9,127
9,584
16301
16885
17,206
16 089
16,971
15,242
12 238
12277
12,668
11 368
12,144
12,045
18453
18,909
16,141
15475
15,418
14,146
5822
5433
5,987
4630
5,240
4,400
85721
85,491
84,708
84128
82,783
81,987
17348
17,206
17,234
16870
16,977
16,816
68,373
68,285
67,474
67258
65,806
65,171
157694
159,115
159576
1 57,846
1 59 466
159986
76696
77,357
78 176
76,736
76353
76 157
9670
8,790
8519
8712
8986
8 935
4 570
3,951
3779
3769
4099
3 831
4 204
4,056
3955
4,180
4032
4 199
8 922
8,927
9872
8,997
9427
9324
14 534
14,782
14 133
15044
13933
12 937
12025
11,722
13054
12578
12246
12029
16856
17,511
16653
17,126
16361
17337
6867
7,328
6273
5,943
4848
5223
80998
81,758
81 400
81,110
83,113
83829
16686
16,611
17,186
16,532
16,652
16725
64312
65,147
64,214
64,578
66,461
67104
158913
1 55,700
156,572
152,362
152,604
157,382
75563
72,965
72,348
70,735
71,067
76,180
8673
8323
8,054
7,116
7,670
7,212
3865
3575
3,294
2,810
3,005
2,684
3922
4,030
4,096
3,658
3,980
3,854
9 148
9,003
8,788
8,376
8,109
7,761
12880
12643
13,401
13,409
12,773
11,967
12514
11,782
12,099
11,945
12,292
12,934
17 178
16,229
14,444
14,804
15,150
21,399
4882
5,090
3,841
5,436
5,483
6,598
83350
82,735
84,224
81,627
81,537
81,202
16,576
16,962
17,141
16,691
17,243
17,374
66,774
65,773
67,083
64,936
64,294
63,828
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August .
September
October .
November
December
1981:
January
February
March ....
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March .
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
•^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 153 and 154.
19
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—MANUFACTURERS' ORDERS—Con.
UNFILLED ORDERS, END OF PERIODUNADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL
VARIATION »
NEW ORDERS, NET-ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION »
Supplementary series 2
By market category
YEAR AND MONTH
Home goods
and apparel
Consumer
staples
Equipment
and defense
products,
except
automotive
Automotive
equipment
Construction
materials,
supplies,
and
intermediate
products
Other
materials
and supplies
and
intermediate
products
Millions of dollars
4
1961 4
1962 4
19634
1964 4
.. .
36654
38,868
41 577
44,165
Total
Durable
goods
industries
Nondurable
goods
industries
with
unfilled
orders 3
*
*
*
*
46655
47,550
53287
65,384
78781
43,685
44,985
50,274
62,223
75,024
2,970
2,565
3,013
3,161
3,757
Capital goods industries
Household
durable
goods
industries
Total
46864
53466
57 732
64482
71 960
29 516
36467
39 391
42116
51 414
31 925
33519
36410
38957
41 708
146862
154704
164271
1 78 884
196893
14496
15,345
16850
17,941
20335
57024
65332
70519
77457
87756
Nondefense
Defense
48213
81 445
84 165
87050
91 461
95 146
19664
19674
1968 *
19694
19704
51 768
53,825
59058
62014
61 284
101 836
108291
113705
121 611
127315
87074
88854
95107
99625
88803
51 301
46,661
57651
60 117
51 366
44357
45,622
49614
52395
50856
220 483
221 ,421
233 107
251 640
244 828
22223
22,229
24961
25603
25341
106131
106,024
111 452
116 525
102852
82841
91 925
80850
28611
24600
22002
97 163
103,997
109497
114888
105,679
93,345
100,042
105,534
110736
101,128
3,818
3,955
3,963
4,152
4,551
197144
19724
19734
1974
1975 4
65132
74893
81 766
81 972
83,433
133745
148275
168752
1 gs 394
212368
93902
106543
134208
1 56 062
141 166
69754
78 166
91 956
83470
82582
54707
67 114
80473
87069
79520
254 562
295 084
357 947
442 247
422 681
26908
31 697
35,016
34738
35,363
109065
1 24 307
155315
1 77 763
156,948
89324
103466
131 656
1 52 079
132,132
19741
20841
23,659
25684
24,816
106,603
120358
160,289
190021
172,701
101,647
114,153
153,131
184,680
165,067
4,956
6,205
7,158
5,341
7,634
1976 4
197744 ..
1978
1979 44.
1980
93,576
108073
116,961
121 880
127,521
227 839
245 009
274 555
299 424
329 062
162997
191 553
237 898
269 620
296 656
112260
138 101
1 55 225
151 302
122,089
93436
113866
131,810
144732
144,230
504 391
584 129
662,946
782 634
854,144
40,747
47804
52,817
55793
57,707
184,570
218691
275,322
312862
337,851
153,488
183486
233,496
278 767
279,103
31,082
35204
41 ,826
34095
58,748
181,636
203 948
260,484
302 842
323,858
173,619
195,740
250,468
291,904
313,397
8,017
8,208
10,016
10,938
10,461
1981 44
1982
135,936
130,192
355 532
367,750
306317
288,228
137,719
129,645
148,570
131,667
931,015
840,966
61,174
57,162
347,744
323,386
288,704
248,240
59,040
75,146
321,402
299,731
311,635
290,757
9,767
8,974
10,161
9745
9,771
9895
9,988
10507
23925
24017
24706
24050
24927
24408
19924
23 887
24863
21 204
22213
21 819
14886
14570
13,894
12899
13949
12612
11 169
11 364
12,316
11 792
12,099
11 963
62,028
61 506
64,244
62876
64,912
65989
4,752
4605
4,394
4651
4,501
4934
23,599
27682
28,214
24658
25,561
26124
21,220
24259
25,766
22310
22,699
23468
2,379
3423
2,448
2348
2,862
2656
268,856
277 874
285,636
291 321
291,984
294,61 1
258,767
267,601
275,276
280,665
281,420
284,072
10,089
10,273
10,360
10,656
10,564
10,539
10008
10420
10,377
10,155
10,024
10823
25520
24797
25,011
25,688
25954
26326
21 799
21 735
23,081
22,172
23510
23 714
12107
10761
11,895
11,466
10845
10868
12 130
12 450
12,271
12,272
12422
12303
65403
66349
66,620
68,000
67961
67 355
4528
4674
4,729
4,594
4536
4842
25440
25692
26,431
25,950
27078
26734
22190
22797
23,437
22,893
24081
23865
3250
2895
2,994
3,057
2,997
2869
295,250
295 006
296,531
298,308
299,792
302 842
284,831
284,338
285,671
287,477
288,563
291,904
10,419
10,668
10,860
10,831
11,229
10,938
10,935
11 253
10503
10,242
10 143
10,042
26125
26213
26313
25721
26696
26802
25006
23697
23 579
24936
22366
24009
11 036
11 684
10203
8928
8377
8261
12630
12786
11 752
11 296
10 871
10963
72809
72992
72409
68 161
65 505
66*164
5,050
5310
4694
4589
4498
4338
28834
27425
27686
28656
25311
27347
25,014
23683
22816
23918
20973
22401
3,820
3742
4870
4738
4338
4,946
311,191
315,552
318392
318,173
312753
310,060
299,822
304,134
306,642
306,541
301 ,654
299,379
11,369
11,418
11,750
11,632
11,099
10,681
10 146
10411
10,552
11,064
10825
11,307
27475
28401
28,445
28613
28 521
29,338
25066
23*989
26,799
24996
24482
27,249
9 164
9438
10,936
11 404
11 432
11,127
11 496
11 656
12,108
13034
12 900
13,094
69607
69*245
71,404
74737
76023
75,083
4418
4834
4,737
5059
4 833
5,259
30066
26846
29,185
28006
27 978
29,881
23483
21 880
23,458
22902
23664
24,439
6 583
4966
5,727
5104
4314
5,442
313063
313,438
315,208
318,900
318822
323,858
302,589
302,891
304,612
308,265
308,442
313,397
10,474
10,547
10,596
10,635
10,380
10,461
1 1 ,232
11 780
11,210
11 582
1 1 ,305
12204
29497
29484
29284
29942
29304
30042
25 726
24715
24900
26386
25857
25684
10 799
11 178
11 489
12 126
12748
12838
12 989
12930
12977
12 827
13206
13 029
76 115
77*355
77678
79239
80*254
79 800
5092
5628
5048
5345
4918
5 709
29 504
27 756
27772
30046
29729
29673
25024
22696
23987
26005
24559
24616
4480
5060
3785
4041
5,170
5057
328,870
331 201
332,791
334713
334,589
332 389
318,186
320,306
321,873
323,528
323,228
321,220
10,684
10,895
10,918
11,185
11,361
11,169
1 1 ,673
11 508
11,447
10917
10,799
10,423
30090
29 833
29,843
29573
29,350
29,176
26045
26616
25,618
24829
26,245
23,101
12447
12 530
10,621
10 750
9,924
10,294
12667
12008
11,986
11 526
11,429
11,048
79736
78 834
78,573
75007
74,069
74,055
5144
5 114
5,232
4754
4,706
4,709
29476
30 175
29,800
27370
29,570
26,297
24159
24735
24,365
22659
24,301
21,053
5317
5440
5,435
4 71 f
5,269
5,244
332,820
330 671
329,075
326,525
323,041
321,402
321,706
319,650
318,301
316,077
313,067
311,635
11,114
11,021
10,774
10,448
9,974
9,767
10,196
11 108
1 1 ,774
9772
11 054
1 1 ,256
29592
30670
30532
30 228
31 113
31 200
26 165
26645
24592
26016
22 215
23488
9414
9856
10579
10966
11 609
12082
10605
10 762
11 574
10663
11 278
11 001
71 722
70074
70525
70201
72 197
70959
4437
4 858
5510
3911
5036
5218
29011
29 329
28396
29010
25 319
25926
21 860
22407
21,708
22806
20306
19932
7 151
6922
6,688
6204
5013
5,994
325,412
325 077
326,428
324,812
318599
312,608
315,435
315,509
316,811
315,298
309,340
303,637
9,977
9,568
9,617
9,514
9,259
8,971
10,744
11 027
10,837
10,790
10,718
10,507
30738
30383
31,478
30368
30,595
30,829
22245
21 566
21,771
22860
22,876
27,075
12460
11 744
11,400
9636
9,717
10,632
11 470
11 183
11,250
10937
10,534
10,186
71 256
69797
69,836
67771
68,164
68,153
4,669
4585
4,685
4,778
4,699
4,512
25 126
24397
23,855
25748
25,646
30,886
19,931
18741
20,217
20,127
19,983
19,679
308,204
302,153
298,080
297,647
294,619
299,731
299,441
293,401
289,196
288,861
285,883
290,757
8,763
8,752
8,884
8,786
8,736
8,974
1965
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December .. .
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November ..
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
Mav
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
5,195
5656
3,638
5,621
5,663
11,207
-^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 154.
20
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—MANUFACTURERS' ORDERS—Con.
UNFILLED ORDERS, END OF PERIOD—ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION »
By industry group—Durable goods industries
Transportation equipment
Primary metals
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Total2
Total
*
Blast furnaces,
steel mills
Fabricated
metal products
Nonferrous
and other
primary
metals
*
Machinery,
except
electrical
Electrical
machinery
Total
Aircraft,
missiles, ami
parts
Nondurable
goods
industries with
unfilled
orders3
*
Millions of dollars
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
47016
48125
54020
66344
79683
43979
45510
50958
63 149
75 905
4858
3528
3 926
6605
6018
3 387
1 974
2 150
4309
2930
1 130
1 167
1 316
1 692
2237
4646
4878
5990
7515
9121
6342
7060
8902
11 612
15093
7 737
7710
8 159
9499
11 793
17 227
18953
20249
23853
29380
13237
13,976
15761
17,744
23014
3037
2,615
3062
3,196
3778
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
97987
104547
109926
115 422
106158
94 156
100 576
105 950
111 250
101 566
7 193
7 150
6518
7882
7682
3520
3 838
3338
4 171
4500
2752
2 569
2470
2873
2663
10788
12289
13761
15089
14869
19067
19 593
20567
23 942
22401
14583
15490
16462
16869
16641
37501
40839
43275
42 102
34896
30186
34864
35480
33394
26293
3831
3971
3,976
4172
4,592
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
107 147
121 061
161 256
191 102
173829
102119
114725
153876
185560
165930
7366
10346
18459
21 936
15149
4264
6547
12109
13740
9213
2553
3 120
4963
5947
4003
13725
15 113
21 070
28195
24137
22397
27457
38926
51 855
48,850
17224
18048
21 989
24013
22663
35950
37712
45225
50975
46499
26345
26180
27792
30385
28,133
5,027
6336
7,380
5542
7,898
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
182499
205 675
262 671
305 453
325 908
174,211
197215
252 385
294 230
315 185
16760
19468
26802
29604
29415
9,845
11 689
15981
16188
16707
4,869
5332
7027
8754
8991
22,957
24537
27833
30917
30037
50,783
55412
66803
75003
74732
25857
30087
36597
42359
49491
48,444
56408
80623
101 758
117 115
28,888
37314
54698
74890
89352
8,288
8460
10286
11 223
10723
1981
1982
323 346
300,971
313 337
291,764
26304
20,160
15779
11,891
7403
6,130
28 784
21,531
73517
55,697
54037
60,600
115556
120,898
88640
92,669
10009
9,207
June
267 742
275,373
282 067
287443
290 036
294 856
257,661
265,148
271 858
277 038
279 658
284 353
28983
30,225
30 916
32626
32294
32680
17,695
18,653
19089
20514
19873
19836
7,349
7,527
7667
7873
7891
8179
28,376
28,686
29256
29617
29781
29928
67,528
68,516
72017
72486
72816
73751
36,819
37,805
37951
38546
39072
39517
82,081
86,221
87841
89541
91 382
93793
55,445
59,473
60918
62104
63491
65930
10,081
10,225
10209
10,405
10378
10,503
July
August
September
October
November
December
295 652
296645
299,399
300,649
303,479
305 453
285268
285 949
288,456
289,742
291,981
294 230
31 823
30820
30,240
30,093
29887
29604
19087
17890
17,167
16,735
16,471
16188
8117
8304
8,446
8,649
8720
8754
29,899
30146
30,192
30,558
30512
30917
73970
73668
74,178
74,080
75130
75003
39896
40583
41,254
41,576
41 868
42359
95,027
96133
97,696
98,623
100,072
101 758
67,190
68495
70,235
71,400
73,203
74890
10,384
10696
10,943
10,907
11,498
11,223
309 582
312577
313921
313 941
310935
310696
298213
301 220
302 355
302 596
300 042
300 01 2
30 146
30505
29598
28214
26674
26034
16 197
16355
15 777
14697
13 862
13626
9070
9231
8937
8819
8609
8*372
30597
31 067
31 049
30683
30534
30213
76479
76576
76514
74521
73326
72777
42971
43841
44688
45869
45980
46098
103303
104,143
105200
108358
108862
110545
76777
77,745
78777
82790
83758
85878
11 369
11,357
11,566
11 345
10,893
10684
313820
315721
318,633
321,176
322,599
325,908
303 358
305148
307,962
310,488
311,917
315,185
26 180
26908
27,839
29,128
29,687
29,415
13839
14748
15,500
16,443
17,062
16,707
8526
8428
8,551
8,956
8,918
8,991
30092
29981
29,578
29,799
29,813
30,037
73 572
73290
73,696
73,428
73,650
74,732
46225
47034
47,006
47,985
48,761
49,491
113 115
113,832
115,844
116,096
116,063
117,115
88324
88,974
89,543
89,448
89,359
89,352
10462
10,573
10,671
10,688
10,682
10,723
326 998
328 081
327 707
329 770
332 355
333 276
316,319
317247
316949
318867
321 233
322 092
28548
28603
29 116
29572
29962
29807
16310
16546
17041
17587
17767
17893
8602
8625
8690
8666
8864
8637
29907
29730
29611
29395
29777
29961
75280
75201
75275
76072
76295
76628
50113
50507
50514
50826
51 265
52286
118,163
118563
117551
118061
118920
118,189
90,295
90,442
89872
89,632
90340
89,920
10,679
10,834
10758
10,903
11,122
11,184
334044
333 636
332,774
329,099
327,080
323,346
322 930
322610
321,941
318,610
316,771
313,337
29941
29380
28,829
27,673
26,738
26,304
17920
17648
17,396
16,555
16,020
15,779
8689
8*486
8,163
7,776
7,517
7,403
30 160
29769
29,566
29,135
28,709
28,784
76072
75*990
75,979
75,130
74,963
73,517
52551
52788
53,497
53,162
53,482
54,037
118904
119533
118,909
118,298
117,715
115,556
90478
90,347
90,767
90,244
90,058
88,640
11 114
11,026
10,833
10,489
10,309
10,009
323,542
321 917
321,331
320 059
316518
313 384
313,570
312402
311,848
310776
307449
304 409
25650
24420
23,355
22610
22445
22422
15,369
14459
13,721
13218
13279
13 111
7185
7010
6,851
6733
6579
6698
28,428
27824
27,974
27,223
26630
26 165
72,227
70849
68,713
68536
66900
64640
54,543
54589
55,874
56588
56757
56906
118,081
119885
120,574
121,474
120462
119944
90,596
92,755
93,956
95,002
94443
93992
9,972
9,515
9,483
9,283
9,069
8975
309880
305,564
301,678
299,846
298,132
300,971
301 116
296831
292,760
291,017
289,079
291,764
22358
21 987
21,656
20,931
20,864
20,160
13 218
13095
12,796
12,492
12,370
11,891
6549
6479
6,569
6,242
6,339
6,130
25431
24,786
24,127
23,599
22,626
21,531
62693
60853
59,306
58,874
57,524
55,697
57239
57339
57,787
58,303
59,223
60,600
119460
118,172
116,140
115,779
115,619
120,898
93558
93,414
91,936
91,801
91,806
92,669
8,764
8,733
8,918
8,829
9,053
9,207
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
1980:
January.
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March.
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July ..
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 155.
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GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—MANUFACTURERS' ORDERS AND BUSINESS INCORPORATIONS
NEW BUSINESS INCORPORATIONS
(Number) 3
UNFILLED ORDERS, END OF PERIOD—ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION (Millions of dollars) »
Supplementary series 2
By market category
YEAR AND MONTH
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
Home goods
and apparel,
consumer
staples
1,875
1,682
2,007
2,106
2,423
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
2,585
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
2,772
3,365
1976
1977
1978
1979
3,529
4,765
2,321
2,581
2,353
2,451
4,041
3,030
3,323
Equipment and
defense products,
including
automotive
Construction
materials,
supplies, and
intermediate
products
Other materials
and supplies and
intermediate
products
Household
durable goods
industries
Capital goods industries
Total
Nondefense
Defense
Unadjusted for
seasonal variation
181,535
182,057
186,404
197,724
203,897
23,845
26,142
29,079
35,792
43,567
4,360
4,592
5,616
6,778
7,787
16,936
15,710
17,317
21,668
25,906
1,306
1,218
1,574
1,706
2,031
27,909
29,833
33,887
40,991
50,689
54,301
57,852
62,097
65,351
59,170
8,728
10,091
11,354
12,323
12,446
32,372
34,283
33,894
35,396
32,091
2,195
1,926
2,206
2,049
2,164
64,777
69,327
73,073
75,218
66,905
49,332
53,772
47,517
23,741
21,446
19,388
200,010
206,569
233,635
274,267
264,209
61,386
66,198
84,365
103,399
98,794
11,235
12,020
16,710
21,070
18,112
31,753
39,478
56,139
63,603
53,599
2,380
2,937
3,459
2,525
2,692
68,022
74,273
92,467
113,069
107,487
49,065
54,578
70,501
86,800
79,403
18,956
19,696
21,966
26,271
28,084
287,577
316,601
329,358
319,149
326,345
105,476
118,122
149,924
172,779
191,215
16,099
16,735
17,812
18,316
17,699
57,395
66,053
89,354
108,958
112,173
2,808
3,971
4,564
4,231
3,662
113,631
128,064
164,705
197,991
222,712
81,663
90,865
116,949
148,957
155,580
31,969
37,199
47,756
49,034
67,132
375,766
436,170
478,019
524,565
533,520
4
Adjusted for
seasonal
variation
1980... .
5,581
5,400
4,821
1981
1982
4,272
192,213
188,308
17,125
12,769
108,757
95,622
3,909
3,032
224,377
219,633
146,301
122,942
78,076
96,691
581,242
566,942
1979:
January
February
March
April
May....
June
5,846
6,017
5,852
5,953
5,833
6,139
150,935
155,483
160,107
161,673
163,608
165,805
17,892
17,941
18,163
18,500
18,387
18,294
93,069
95,932
97,945
101,317
102,208
104,618
4,815
4,949
4,772
4,858
4,735
4,973
166,285
171,938
177,222
179,371
182,091
185,369
118,753
123,535
129,104
131,525
133,999
137,365
47,532
48,403
48,118
47,846
48,092
48,004
44,818
37,759
46,674
43,486
47,065
44,766
42,410
42,048
42,087
42,302
43,741
42,634
5,992
5,994
6,039
5,694
5,365
5,400
166,544
166,727
168,762
169,169
171,293
172,779
18,280
18,428
18,432
18,175
18,093
18,316
104,836
105,496
106,166
107,611
108,728
108,958
4,838
4,807
4,851
4,482
4,171
4,231
187,303
188,736
191,340
192,906
196,002
197,991
138,712
140,082
142,391
143,757
146,804
148,957
48,591
48,654
48,949
49,149
49,198
49,034
44,914
44,812
40,330
47,922
40,567
41,167
45,049
43,213
44,961
46,478
5,233
5,488
5,386
5,235
5,046
4,898
175,521
176,393
177,127
179,069
178,424
179,442
17,930
17,997
18,035
17,848
17,918
17,757
110,898
112,699
113,373
111,789
109,547
108,599
4,089
4,330
4,206
4,074
3,937
3,799
201,743
203,276
205,233
208,438
208,250
210,031
151,835
152,733
152,938
154,645
153,449
153,603
49,908
50,543
52,295
53,793
54,801
56,428
47,016
41,569
45,007
44,479
43,436
41,420
44,447
44,583
42,615
42,461
41,974
39,746
4,628
4,800
4,685
4,626
181,281
182,622
185,512
186,797
187,633
191,215
17,582
17,550
17,423
17,641
17,571
17,699
110,329
110,749
111,013
112,112
112,879
112,173
3,541
3,698
3,575
3,514
3,378
3,662
213,969
215,525
217,800
218,747
219,695
222,712
154,396
154,361
154,575
154,096
154,423
155,580
59,573
61,164
63,225
64,651
65,272
67,132
46,151
41,865
44,923
49,023
39,691
48,940
44,058
43,266
46,488
47,225
46,750
47,840
192,654
193,314
192,962
194,185
195,087
194,844
17,625
17,491
17,485
17,155
17,538
17,766
111,859
111,809
111,803
112,857
114,312
114,821
3,681
4,170
4,561
224,816
225,146
224,389
225,898
227,135
227,504
156,817
155,877
155,280
156,633
156,541
155,812
67,999
69,269
69,109
69,265
70,594
71,692
46,960
42,935
51,278
52,032
48,115
51,729
45,864
47,662
47,927
49,574
48,907
48,489
5,451
5,251
195,710
196,554
195,698
195,239
195,128
192,213
17,865
17,671
17,517
17,288
17,306
17,125
114,654
113,605
113,637
110,933
109,195
108,757
4,471
4,457
4,578
4,297
4,023
3,909
228,042
228,513
228,708
227,233
227,331
224,377
155,130
154,384
153,218
151,191
150,198
146,301
72,912
74,129
75,490
76,042
77,133
78,076
52,176
45,762
48,305
49,002
43,533
48,650
49,038
48,631
48,450
47,947
49,413
47,556
4,891
4,865
5,484
4,403
4,678
5,079
194,299
195,374
194,671
196,571
193,836
192,853
16,661
16,336
16,591
16,083
15,689
15,321
107,691
105,342
104,585
103,002
102,315
100,131
3,619
3,632
4,194
3,189
3,433
3,792
225,965
226,880
226,807
228,772
226,046
224,136
144,821
143,161
140,817
140,855
137,788
134,765
81,144
83,719
85,990
87,917
88,258
89,371
42,680
42,511
52,574
48,845
46,008
48,876
43,330
47,234
46,899
46,876
46,995
45,936
4,613
4,402
4,169
4,078
4,123
4,272
191,134
188,469
186,110
185,586
184,851
188,308
15,115
14,746
14,594
14,323
13,631
12,769
99,018
97,947
96,805
95,859
95,527
95,622
3,420
3,245
3,003
2,953
2,969
3,032
221,820
219,640
216,384
215,912
215,279
219,633
132,112
129,042
127,129
126,046
124,718
122,942
89,708
90,598
89,255
89,866
90,561
96,691
45,282
45,572
45,461
45,029
44,354
59,750
44,525
46,981
45,552
45,530
48,474
57,507
July
August .
September
October .
November
December .
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July .
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April....
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March ...
April
May
June .
July
August
September
October
November
December
5,251
4,516
4,821
4,860
5,467
5,457
5,573
5,418
5,845
5,815
5,806
5,922
5,639
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
4,304
4,267
4,354
44,81 1
43,579
22
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS—INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL FAILURES
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL FAILURES
l
Trade
Trade
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Commercial
service
*
1961
1962
1963.
1964
1965.
1966.
1967
1968
1969
1970
17,075
15,782
14,374
13,501
13,514
1,472
1,339
1,373
1,226
1,299
2,752
2,703
13,061
12,364
9,636
9,154
10,748
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
10,326
9,566
9,345
2
Construction
9,915
11, 432
2
2
2
Manufacturing and
mining
Retail
6,681
6,241
6,250
64.4
60.8
56.3
53.2
53.3
1,852
1,832
1,513
1,493
2,035
6,076
5,696
4,366
4,070
4,650
1,255
1,246
981
842
984
1,385,659
1,265,277
940,996
1,142,113
1,887,754
185,202
144,965
87,289
126,537
298,736
326,376
323,680
212,459
171,717
231,533
352,861
325,869
291,700
406,450
817,841
344,346
334,279
220,223
265,122
360,603
176,874
136,434
129,325
172,287
179,041
51.6
49.0
38.6
37.3
43.8
1,932
1,576
1,463
1,557
1,645
4,428
4,398
957
965
940
964
1,089
1,916,929
2,000,244
2,298,606
3,053,137
2
4,380, 170
356,923
231,813
244,958
348,166
2
475,485
222,357
193,530
309,075
526,598
2
640,845
444,086
558,270
672,831
1,069,656
1,835,908
180,952
249,640
274,252
274,893
2
407,323
41.7
38.3
36.4
38.4
2
42.6
1,028
887
740
908
1,284
2
2
2
1,121,722
1,221,122
878,727
970,178
1,885,017
2
2
2
1,545
1,375
1,419
1,840
2,262
1,360
1,122
1,013
1,165
1,599
4,341
4,234
2
4,799
2
4,1 39
3,406
2,889
3,183
4,910
16,794
2,366
3,614
2,224
6,882
642
545
732
734
708
602
81
46
79
92
98
62
127
104
129
132
125
113
99
70
112
114
92
91
565
736
505
767
519
509
92
97
68
94
53
68
93
142
107
133
91
82
June
729
677
925
1,068
975
1,094
98
68
120
143
130
143
July
August
September
October
November
December
1,141
1,009
926
1,323
860
1,015
1978
1979.
..
1980
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June....
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June...
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May,.
June
2
2
3,01 1,271
490, 140
2
2
712,611
766,991
797,490
833,824
1 ,020,609
2
Adjust-
ed for
season-
al
variation
*
3,095,317
2,656,006
2,667,362
4,635,080
358,686
325,681
347,749
413,502
428,737
420,220
328,378
291,323
752,109
1,708
6,955,180
1 ,045,825
851,780
2,370,415
1,558,528
1,128,632
61.3
269
265
307
317
308
269
66
60
105
79
85
67
182,220
177,087
187,763
242,764
200,449
273,171
23,471
6,373
14,886
72,688
25,103
27,610
24,653
19,382
25,790
25,556
34,710
24,798
71,647
53,497
64,600
72,694
60,782
75,340
36,212
72,573
49,314
42,320
49,900
122,743
26,237
25,262
33,173
29,506
29,954
22,680
27.7
27.8
30.1
32.7
30.3
25.9
27.4
24.4
27.9
30.8
29.1
26.2
90
104
82
137
105
69
216
304
178
313
217
220
74
89
70
90
53
70
212,200
287,438
186,195
395,753
184,307
138,015
24,689
37,444
23,881
39,532
23,126
28,946
15,446
32,887
18,169
41 ,402
11,621
16,909
91,687
75,390
74,438
202,284
98,998
28,821
32,227
53,110
25,206
78,175
35,392
39,687
48,151
88,607
44,501
34,360
15,170
23,652
25.3
30.6
23.5
32.9
24.0
22.7
27.5
32.9
26.1
33.6
23.1
24.9
122
149
192
214
202
210
96
99
135
143
128
139
332
291
381
437
405
483
81
70
97
131
110
119
243,149
190,788
274,238
428,150
381,146
436,680
35,191
9,407
21,973
29,986
35,129
32,913
30,420
37,170
47,810
134,025
84,405
130,691
43,763
72,131
119,010
126,688
120,038
80,461
84,136
54,369
60,332
96,317
78,183
123,589
49,639
17,711
25,113
41,134
63,391
69,026
31.2
31.4
39.1
45.2
40.9
47.7
30.9
27.5
36.2
42.2
39.3
48.7
154
126
121
211
130
150
215
221
190
282
168
190
164
160
134
147
104
150
492
400
363
532
373
421
116
102
118
151
85
104
445,693
345,408
1,002,944
359,242
239,344
288,298
43,610
46,133
26,842
50,288
54,564
27,466
49,079
60,678
41,318
59,971
29,822
46,720
178,373
108,231
804,390
106,539
59,565
65,828
84,81 1
81,870
56,491
86,849
62,195
124,397
89,820
48,496
73,903
55,595
33,198
23,887
47.8
42.2
40.5
55.7
40.8
42.6
52.0
45.4
45.0
56.8
39.2
46.8
1,109
1,133
1,212
1,557
1,464
1,408
155
153
173
217
211
209
229
228
228
327
335
298
150
156
180
225
180
181
468
494
505
625
592
594
107
102
126
163
146
126
421,360
789,205
485,335
536,877
428,199
408,543
44,915
34,309
40,629
65,913
60,998
84,435
69,030
54,401
51,853
58,801
63,722
53,597
98,765
522,110
219,521
188,987
113,187
97,692
99,301
88,002
87,064
165,283
109,416
138,900
29,349
90,383
86,268
57,893
80,876
33,919
49.1
54.5
51.4
66.1
64.5
59.6
48.6
47.8
47.6
61.8
62.0
60.8
1,432
1,172
1,777
1,604
1,368
1,558
184
153
248
228
207
228
318
243
379
361
290
378
184
154
233
199
180
202
599
507
702
657
553
586
147
115
215
159
138
164
619,462
450,412
752,345
897,938
618,765
626,739
44,158
38,319
40,512
387,938
100,240
103,459
68,285
69,184
79,209
121,095
69,854
92,749
95,513
86,609
343,714
182,893
222,773
198,651
287,268
91,261
129,967
119,337
142,320
100,409
124,238
165,039
158,943
86,675
83,578
131,471
60.6
49.6
78.3
68.0
68.3
65.7
65.9
53.3
87.0
69.4
65.7
72.2
1,535
1,854
220
271
296
288
303
306
370
432
395
382
212
270
303
261
288
642
741
846
728
752
155
202
211
210
216
645,143
913,462
836,006
1,309,327
2,850,453
65,182
117,185
96,850
102,929
117,830
66,955
106,392
124,232
110,230
80,592
247,029
183,480
238,886
833,619
243,501
159,850
346,057
246,007
142,810
2,150,519
106,127
160,348
130,031
119,739
258,011
66.9
87.8
83.8
78.5
83.5
66.2
77.0
77.6
73.4
80.3
9,628
2,088
.
ed for
seasonal
variation
158,465
126,377
175,071
240,492
144,361
7,919
6,619
7,564
11,742
1977.
Wholesale
333,043
349,716
299,365
281,948
287,478
1,464
1,252
1,182
1,320
1,637
2
Retail
325,282
400,001
557,699
361,864
350,324
2,510
2,261
1,670
1,590
1,687
2
Unadjust-
Manufacturing
and mining
193,005
243,535
231,354
262,392
290,980
1,368
1,329
1,106
1,159
1,392
1,770
1,463
1,204
1,378
2,355
*
Construction
80,328
93,972
89,104
182,527
248,523
2,401
2,388
2,513
2
Commercial
service
1,090,123
1,213,601
1,352,593
1,329,223
1,321,666
8,292
7,552
2
Total
Wholesale
1,734
1,613
1,510
1,392
1,355
2,825
2,575
2,409
2,254
2,097
1,331
1,041
773
930
1,594
1976
Failure annual rate
(Number of failures
per 10,000 concerns)
Liabilities, current (Thousands of dollars)
Failures (Number)
1,882
1,941
556,91 2
482,560
777,450
636,859
993,539
July
August
September ...
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 155.
41 3,760
612,729
345,770
421,253
590,913
34.8
28.4
23.9
27.8
42.1
23
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
COMMODITY PRICES—INDEXES OF PRICES RECEIVED AND PAID BY FARMERS, PARITY RATIO
PRICES PAID 3
PRICES RECEIVED »
YEAR AND MONTH
All farm
products
Total2
Commercial
vegetables
Cotton
Feed
grains
and hay
All
Livestock and products
Crops
Food
grains
Fruit
Tobacco
2
Total
Dairy
products
Meat
animals
Poultry
and
eggs
Production
items
ities and
services,
interest,
taxes, and
wage rates
PARITY
RATIO 4
index)
*
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
240
244
243
237
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
*
1910-14 = 100
*
*
*
245
227
232
240
239
230
225
248
236
248
262
261
271
271
262
245
152
155
165
167
174
209
226
224
190
163
246
233
291
306
240
526
530
494
490
513
251
255
245
236
260
260
253
253
256
260
299
310
290
270
315
146
145
146
142
144
266
270
273
270
277
302
307
312
313
322
79
80
78
76
76
264
250
255
268
274
238
225
225
217
225
285
283
305
300
292
215
190
192
173
183
181
174
157
167
179
185
176
160
154
162
246
227
304
228
217
552
555
567
594
604
290
275
286
322
325
295
308
322
337
350
353
335
346
398
405
157
131
139
157
147
289
290
290
302
313
335
341
349
366
382
79
73
73
73
72
1971
1972
1973
1974.
1975
281
313
447
481
463
242
257
394
504
452
322
326
379
403
458
206
245
274
433
348
187
181
283
423
400
166
192
379
529
426
246
265
312
319
313
627
685
718
821
899
323
372
502
454
474
359
372
440
510
537
407
496
664
553
567
134
137
231
214
235
328
351
424
481
528
400
425
491
558
613
70
74
91
86
76
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
464
457
524
602
614
443
433
456
501
539
456
498
522
548
562
504
511
466
490
583
379
316
320
360
417
355
275
336
403
452
294
370
509
534
458
906
972
1 061
1 145
1 219
485
481
595
708
691
591
594
647
736
798
569
564
757
937
878
233
228
243
252
254
559
579
628
720
798
653
689
745
848
948
71
66
70
71
65
1981
1982
633
609
580
524
677
630
566
467
446
378
456
401
481
649
1 363
1,489
688
696
842
831
848
876
264
252
855
864
1 035
1,071
61
57
581
603
614
612
615
610
470
482
480
478
494
523
628
678
610
546
528
528
481
469
452
462
473
497
322
330
334
340
363
380
346
344
344
350
370
423
482
501
506
505
526
581
1
1
1
1
1
1
130
126
118
135
139
135
697
730
754
754
742
701
728
728
722
709
704
704
910
971
937
267
272
276
264
262
250
673
688
709
718
722
722
800
813
830
839
844
847
73
74
74
73
73
72
610
592
537
521
500
511
523
500
394
383
442
432
621
572
686
709
734
916
871
235
227
731
726
856
855
71
69
603
590
512
506
488
506
484
517
382
370
444
457
535
522
1 109
1 157
1,183
1 157
752
771
925
884
231
222
738
745
866
873
70
68
595
598
506
499
541
517
515
505
358
366
451
435
548
507
l'l65
789
783
880
894
250
266
744
752
874
882
68
68
593
599
586
563
571
580
498
497
496
489
505
510
514
494
552
585
587
560
514
548
531
515
537
525
374
368
367
364
380
390
452
462
477
465
489
496
1 209
1 195
1204
1 209
783
783
783
777
771
764
887
925
877
808
812
837
251
230
233
220
214
222
766
775
784
778
778
785
911
920
930
930
932
940
65
65
63
61
61
62
617
639
541
560
520
546
604
622
423
445
431
441
431
425
434
428
443
455
475
413
771
783
895
930
258
274
793
807
948
958
65
67
570
574
608
615
573
551
618
642
624
636
655
683
459
466
479
490
458
482
499
498
409
431
489
442
1 126
1204
1,291
1 243
1,226
1 300
695
721
644
648
661
662
721
724
715
711
807
838
856
863
914
909
879
863
285
280
290
296
818
824
832
834
968
974
982
986
67
67
67
67
663
659
654
653
650
651
623
623
628
616
614
596
712
806
836
671
649
599
647
598
607
614
612
601
490
491
490
488
493
476
497
492
486
486
471
439
441
439
438
434
465
469
1
1
1
1
1
1
287
296
300
304
304
304
704
697
679
691
687
708
863
856
844
838
826
820
860
852
827
858
858
897
280
275
268
262
254
263
844
847
854
864
863
866
1
1
1
1
1
1
014
019
026
035
037
041
65
65
64
63
63
63
654
632
601
563
654
628
594
549
461
430
436
430
503
474
1 378
708
703
820
826
893
884
269
263
860
858
527
520
522
528
596
610
623
735
490
534
516
435
393
383
374
381
427
436
442
434
526
500
533
548
1 413
1,439
1,469
699
675
665
641
838
856
856
856
872
822
794
756
263
255
268
252
859
850
849
840
1 039
1 042
1,044
1 041
1,041
1,035
63
61
611
596
592
583
602
545
892
425
399
432
514
1 474
661
856
790
261
853
531
520
532
546
541
775
650
635
608
643
415
425
459
471
490
390
391
404
417
403
425
419
417
413
388
537
522
540
607
615
1*469
687
700
707
727
720
844
838
826
807
807
843
870
897
949
936
267
268
256
247
247
855
864
863
868
873
1 056
1 059
1,066
1 065
1 070
1 076
57
608
608
618
635
629
624
607
541
507
622
519
506
446
385
363
374
376
756
683
807
813
912
922
252
239
873
871
499
521
625
575
469
505
506
484
347
328
346
362
383
388
393
398
1,085
718
667
543
706
685
671
669
832
844
850
850
895
851
823
828
252
251
246
232
865
859
860
859
1,079
1 079
1,077
1 073
1,075
1,073
58
56
538
491
505
494
1 400
1 517
1,552
1 530
1,521
1,521
710
712
620
586
587
579
1979:
January
February ..
March
April
Mav
June
July
August .
September
October . .
November
December
1980:
January
February
March ...
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
Mav
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
1 183
1*209
1 209
1*404
l]457
1
1
1
1
469
474
469
469
678
689
700
691
705
681
640
639
653
1,018
1 030
1 012
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 156,
59
57
57
56
57
57
58
59
58
58
55
55
54
24
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
COMMODITY PRICES—CONSUMER PRICES
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX »
Food
Special group indexes
YEAR AND MONTH
All items, wage
earners and
clerical
workers.revised
(CPI-W)
All items,
all urban
consumers (CPIU)
Ail items
less
shelter
All items
less food
All items
less
medical
care
*
906
1970.
1971 .
1972
1973...
1974
1975
Total
Commod-
Nondurables less
food
91 2
91 8
92 7
94 5
935
949
908
920
932
903
91 2
92 3
food2
Total3
Services
less rent 3
934
941
948
956
962
852
839
86.8
85.5
885
873
935
948
966
976
979
988
984
90.2
922
89.2
91 5
970
985
975
958
100.0
1041
108.8
113 1
100.0
103 1
107.0
111 8
1000
1037
1081
1125
929
94 5
932
946
97 2
1000
1042
1098
1163
974
967
977
982
1000
104 1
1090
1144
1000
1044
1101
116 7
1000
104 1
1097
116 1
100.0
1037
108.4
1135
98 1
1000
1039
1089
1140
121 3
1253
133 1
147 7
161 2
1193
1229
131 1
146 1
1591
122 1
1258
1307
143 7
157 1
1209
124.9
1329
147 7
1609
1174
120.9
1299
145 5
1584
1177
121 7
1328
151 0
1632
1170
119.8
1248
1409
151.7
1165
118.9
121 9
1306
1455
Total*
Food at
home
*
*
902
909
920
930
946
89 7
909
Durables 2
1967 = 100
920
928
936
946
957
89 9
92 1
91 7
1966 .
1967
1968
1969
Nondurables
Total2
*
89 6
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
Services
Commodities
891
899
904
91 2
922
91.0
924
944
93.2
953
991
100.0
1052
112.5
121 6
100.0
1057
113.8
1237
100.0
1036
108.9
1149
1003
100.0
1032
108.2
113.7
1168
119.4
1235
1366
149 1
1284
133.3
1391
1521
1666
1308
135.9
141.8
1560
171.9
1184
123.5
141 4
161 7
175.4
116.4
121,6
141.4
1624
175.8
955
1705
181 5
1953
2177
2470
181 5
1954
2174
2468
1683
179 1
191 3
2108
2355
1675
1784
191 2
2130
2440
1697
1803
1940
2161
2455
165.2
1747
187.1
2084
233.9
1692
1789
1920
2159
245.0
158.3
1665
174.3
1987
235.2
154.3
1632
173.9
191 1
210.4
1566
1651
174.7
1951
222.0
180.4
1943
210.9
2342
270.3
186.8
201 6
219.4
2449
285.1
180.8
1922
211.4
2345
254.6
179.5
1902
210.2
2329
251.5
1981
1982
2723
288.6
2724
289.1
2585
273.3
270.6
288.4
270.9
286.8
253.6
263.8
266.3
273.6
257.5
261.6
227.1
241.1
241.2
250.9
305.7
333.3
324.3
354.2
274.6
285.7
269.9
279.2
1979:
January ..
February
March
April
May
June
2047
207.1
2093
211 8
2143
2169
2047
207.1
2091
211 5
214 1
2166
1995
201.6
2037
2060
2084
2107
1998
201.8
2038
2063
2089
211 8
2032
205.5
2076
2101
2127
2152
195.8
198.3
2005
2033
2058
2084
201 0
204.0
2069
2099
2128
2157
180.3
182.2
185.7
1896
193.2
1976
182.0
183.6
184.9
1872
189.2
191 1
181 9
183.7
1859
1889
191.6
1947
221.1
223.3
225.1
2270
229.5
2321
230.4
232.9
235.0
2371
239.8
242.6
223.9
228.2
230.4
2323
234.3
2354
223.1
228.0
229.9
231.7
233.4
234.2
July
August
September
October
November
December
2194
221 5
223.7
225.6
2276
230.0
2189
221.1
223.4
225.4
2275
229.9
2127
2142
216.1
2174
2186
2206
2142
216.9
219.6
221.8
2241
226.4
2176
219.7
222.1
224.1
2262
228.6
2105
212.2
214.1
2156
2174
2194
2183
220.4
223.1
224.5
2258
228.2
201 1
205.4
209.6
211.3
2129
215.2
1926
193.6
194.5
196.0
1984
199.8
1970
199.5
201.8
203.4
2054
207.2
2347
237.6
240.7
243.6
246.2
249.3
245.6
248.8
252.1
255.1
258.2
261.6
236.9
236.3
237.1
238.2
239.1
241.7
235.5
233.9
234.7
235.4
236.0
238.7
Mav
June
2333
2365
2399
2426
245 1
2478
2332
2364
239.8
2425
2449
2476
2234
2266
2296
231 7
2334
2349
2299
233 5
237 1
2399
2426
2455
231 9
2350
2384
241 1
243 6
2464
2224
2252
2280
2299
231 4
2328
2320
2363
2403
2422
2432
2445
2205
2273
2326
2346
2355
2363
201.3
2021
203.0
2049
207 1
2086
210.4
2138
216.7
2186
2202
221 4
253.1
2568
261.3
2653
2692
274.2
266.1
2702
275.4
280.0
2844
290.0
243.8
244.9
247.3
249.1
2504
252.0
240.6
241.3
243.6
245.3
246.5
248.0
July
August
September
October
November
December
2480
2496
251.9
254.1
256.4
258.7
2478
2494
251.7
253.9
256.2
258.4
2364
2385
241.0
242.1
243.6
245.2
2451
2463
248.6
250.9
253.2
255.5
2465
248 1
250.4
252.6
254.9
257.1
2341
2367
239.0
240.7
242.5
243.8
2459
2483
250.2
251.0
252.4
254.1
2366
2378
239.3
239.6
240.5
242.0
2098
2124
215.3
218.1
220.6
221.1
2222
2242
226.6
228.3
230.0
231.0
272.4
2725
274.8
277.9
280.9
284.7
287.6
287.4
289.8
293.2
296.4
300.7
254.8
258.7
261.1
262.4
264.5
266.4
251.5
256.3
258.9
260.0
262.1
263.9
1981:
January .
February
March
April
May
June ..
2607
263.5
2652
2668
2691
271 4
2605
263,2
2651
2668
2690
271 3
2476
251 2
2533
2549
2562
257 8
2576
2604
2623
2642
2670
269 5
2592
261 9
2637
2654
2676
2699
2454
2483
2498
2508
251 9
2532
2569
2623
2652
2659
2658
2662
2453
253.2
2575
2581
2582
2580
221 0
220.3
2198
221 1
223.9
2266
2324
235.4
2370
2380
239.6
241 1
287.7
290.1
292.5
2954
299.6
3035
304.2
306.9
309.5
3128
317.4
321.9
268.6
270.8
272.2
272.9
272.5
273.6
265.6
267.3
268.6
268.7
267.7
268.7
July
August
September
October ..
November
December
2746
2765
279.1
2797
280.4
281.1
2744
2765
279.3
2799
280.7
281.5
2599
261 4
263.5
2645
265.4
266.0
2727
2749
278.2
2790
280.1
280.8
2730
2749
277.8
2783
279.0
279.6
2550
2562
257.7
2579
258.0
258.4
2671
268 1
269.5
2695
269.5
269.8
2575
2584
260.3
2607
261.1
261.1
2296
2309
232.6
2329
233.2
233.7
2426
2438
245.5
2459
246.2
246.5
308.8
3122
317.3
318,6
320.6
321.8
328.1
331 7
337.5
338.7
340.8
342.0
276.2
277.4
278.0
277.6
277.1
277.8
271.6
272.8
273.2
272.1
271.0
271.7
2821
282.9
2825
2837
2865
2901
2825
283.4
283.1
2843
287.1
2906
2674
268.3
2685
2687
2706
2738
281 4
282.1
281 7
2829
2860
2897
2806
281.5
2809
2821
284.9
2884
2588
259.5
2588
2589
261 5
2651
2708
271.7
2707
269J
2707
2744
2602
260.1
258.4
2550
256.2
261 2
233.4
233.7
233.5
2358
239.8
2432
245.9
246.0
245.2
2450
247.8
251 9
323.9
325.3
325.5
328.4
331.8
334.9
344.2
345.7
345.7
349.1
352.8
356.5
281.0
283.3
283.0
283.9
285.5
287.8
275.3
278.0
277.1
277.9
279.8
282.6
291 8
292.4
292.8
293.6
293.2
292.0
2922
292.8
293.3
294.1
293.6
292.4
2753
275.7
276.9
277.9
278.1
278.2
291 5
292.5
292.9
294.0
293.6
292.1
289.9
290.5
290.8
291.5
290.8
289.5
2665
266.4
266.6
267.5
267.8
267.7
2757
275.5
276.2
276.5
276.4
275.8
2630
263.6
264.6
265.7
266.1
264.7
244.7
244.6
244.1
246.0
246.6
247.3
253.5
253.8
253.9
255.4
256.0
255.8
337.0
338.9
339.7
340.3
338.6
335.6
358.5
360.5
361.3
361.6
359.3
355.5
288.5
287.4
287.6
287.0
286.4
286.5
282.8
280.8
280.6
279.4
278.3
277.8
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
.
1980:
January
February ..
March
April
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 156 and 157.
25
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
COMMODITY PRICES—CONSUMER PRICES—Con.
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX »
Transportation
Housing
1
Shelter
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Total 2
Rent,
residential
Fuel and utilities
Home
ownership3
Gas
(piped)
and
electricity
*
*
1961
1962...
1963
1964
1965
Total*
Fuel oil,
coal, and
bottled
gas 8
Household
furnishings and
operation
1967 = 100
Private
Apparel
and
upkeep
Total
*
*
Total0
New cars
Used cars
Public
Medical
care
88 5
896
90 7
922
938
92 9
940
95 0
959
969
869
879
89 0
908
927
97 1
973
98 2
984
983
91 0
91 5
93 2
927
946
994
994
994
994
99 4
93 7
938
946
950
953
904
909
91 9
927
93 7
906
925
93 0
943
959
91 3
930
934
947
963
104 5
104.1
1035
103.2
1009
869
948
960
100.1
994
846
874
885
90.1
91 9
81 4
83.5
856
87.3
895
1966 ..
1967
1968
1969
1970
1000
1040
1104
1182
968
1000
1048
1133
1236
982
1000
1024
1057
1101
963
1000
1057
116.0
1285
988
1000
101 3
1036
1076
970
100.0
103 1
105.6
110 1
996
1000
1009
1028
1073
970
100.0
1038
107.7
111 5
96 1
1000
1054
111 5
1161
972
100.0
1032
107.2
1127
975
100.0
1030
106.5
111 1
991
100.0
1028
104.4
1076
970
100.0
1036
103.1
1043
952
100.0
1046
112.7
1285
934
100.0
106 1
113.4
1206
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1234
128 1
1337
148 8
1645
1288
134 5
1407
1544
1697
1152
1192
1243
1306
1373
1337
140 1
1467
1632
181 7
1150
120 1
1269
1502
1678
1175
118 5
1360
2146
2353
114 7
120 5
1264
1458
1696
1157
118 3
121 6
135 3
151 0
1198
122 3
1268
1362
1423
1186
1199
1238
1377
1506
1166
1175
121 5
1366
1498
1120
111 0
111.1
1175
127.6
1102
1105
117.6
1226
146.4
1377
1434
1448
1480
158.6
128.4
1325
137.7
1505
168.6
1976
1977 .
1978
1979 ...
1980
1746
1865
2028
2276
2633
1790
191 1
2104
2397
281 7
1447
1535
164.0
1760
191.6
191 7
2049
227.2
2624
314.0
1827
2022
216.0
2393
278.6
250.8
2834
298.3
403 1
556.0
189.0
2134
232.6
2578
301.8
160.1
1675
177.7
1903
205.4
1476
1542
159.6
1666
178.4
1655
1772
185.5
2120
249.7
1646
1766
185.0
2123
249.2
135.7
1429
153.8
1660
179.3
167.9
1828
186.5
201.0
208.1
174.2
1824
187.8
2003
251.6
184.7
2024
219.4
2397
265.9
1981
1982
293 5
314.7
314 7
337.0
208 2
224.0
3527
376.8
3192
350.8
6759
667.9
3459
393.8
221 3
233.2
186 9
191.8
2800
291.5
2775
287.5
1902
197.6
2569
296.4
3120
346.0
2945
328.7
1979:
January
February
March
AprilMay
June
213 1
2156
2176
2198
222.4
2255
222 8
2259
2280
2307
2335
2367
1703
171 0
171.3
1720
173.8
1747
241.6
2456
248.2
251 7
254.9
2588
221.5
2233
225.9
2275
232.2
2390
316.4
3261
339.5
3498
364.3
391 2
239.5
241 2
244.0
2453
251.6
2599
184.8
1860
187.4
1886
189.2
190 1
1607
161 4
164.3
1654
166.1
1657
193.9
1956
198.1
2029
207.7
2126
193.8
1955
198.1
2032
208.1
2133
161.2
1623
162.7
164.3
165.8
166.3
193.6
1934
195.4
200.0
205.4
208.9
190.0
190.7
191.5
192.6
193.3
194.0
230.7
232.6
233.9
235.1
236.3
237.7
2284
231 5
234.6
2377
240.8
243.6
240 1
243 9
247.4
251 5
255.9
259.4
1759
1775
179.0
181 4
182.1
182.9
2630
267 6
271.9
2767
282.4
286.9
2435
2472
251.2
2529
252.0
255.1
4129
4386
461.6
4708
477.4
488.0
2645
266 5
270.1
2725
267.3
270.8
1904
191 2
192.2
193 3
195.1
195.8
1643
1663
169.8
171 0
171.7
172.2
2166
2196
221.4
2227
224.9
227.7
2174
2204
222.0
2231
225.0
227.5
166.7
1666
166.1
1675
170.6
171.7
209.2
2070
202.9
1999
198.4
198.2
197.1
2008
205.2
2091
216.5
223.0
239.9
241 8
243.7
245.9
248.0
250.7
247.3
2505
254.5
2579
261 7
2667
264.0
2672
271.6
2760
2802
2863
184.1
1856
186.6
1870
1889
191 1
292.5
2963
302.0
3077
3129
3204
2586
2638
268.0
2705
275 9
2822
5140
539 1
553.4
5564
5560
5587
2730
2788
2840
2880
298 2
3088
196.9
1990
201.3
2030
2042
2055
171 0
171 9
1760
1773
177 5
1772
233.5
2396
243.7
2468
2490
2497
233.5
2398
244.0
2470
2492
2497
173.9
175.3
175.0
177.0
1789
178.5
197.2
195.3
195.2
196.7
199.3
200.7
226.8
229.5
232.1
235.9
239.5
242.2
253.9
257.9
260.2
262.0
263.4
264.7
265 1
2658
267.7
271 1
2738
2769
282 9
2833
285.3
2904
2947
2985
192 1
1932
195.1
197 1
1983
1996
3154
3154
317.6
3238
3294
3342
285 5
2868
288.2
2876
285 7
2899
5604
561 5
561.5
5587
567 0
5853
3143
316 1
318.4
317 1
310 5
3139
2062
207 2
209.2
210 1
211 0
211 6
1762
178 6
182.2
1839
184 8
1839
251 0
2527
254.7
256 1
2590
261 1
250 5
251 6
253.2
2545
2574
259.4
1792
181.1
181.7
181.9
1843
184.5
2034
206.4
214.6
222.7
230.8
234.4
2505
261.5
271.0
273.6
277.0
280.1
2666
268.4
270.6
272.8
274.5
275.8
279 1
280.9
2826
2848
288.5
2922
3001
300.5
301 6
3038
3084
3126
2009
201.9
2030
2042
2059
2068
3358
335.8
3368
3393
3450
3504
2967
3045
3084
310 5
3149
3202
625 9
6756
6934
6906
6858
6820
318 5
3229
326 7
3306
3396
350 2
212 6
2149
2169
219 2
220 1
221 1
181 1
1820
185 1
1864
1864
1858
2647
270.9
2735
2753
2629
269.4
271 7
2734
276.0
2799
2779
185.3
184.8
182.9
1861
190.9
192.2
234.0
234.3
235.4
239.1
245.2
252.9
286.4
288.1
293.9
297.2
297.7
303.9
279.5
282.6
284.7
287.0
289.0
291.5
July
August
September
October ... .
November
December
2970
2997
303.7
3035
304.2
305.2
3185
3220
326.9
3266
327.2
328.0
2078
2103
211.9
2136
215.0
216.5
3580
361 8
367.8
3667
367.2
367.8
325 1
3278
331.1
330 1
329.8
331.8
6779
6746
673.4
6727
676.1
682.5
3576
3608
364.5
3606
358.3
359.9
2224
222 9
224.5
2256
227.2
227.7
1847
1874
190.7
191 5
191.3
190.5
2826
2837
285.2
2872
289.1
289.8
2796
2805
281.9
2839
285.8
286.5
192.5
191 9
191.3
192.5
195.3
197.0
260.3
266.9
272.8
278.2
281.4
281.9
323.1
326.5
329.1
330.8
333.2
333.8
295.6
299.3
301.7
304.8
308.2
310.2
1982:
January.. .
February
March
AprilMay
June
306 1
307.3
3067
3094
3138
3175
3283
329.5
3276
331 4
3367
3409
2178
218.6
2196
2201
221.8
2226
3675
368.7
3657
3706
377.4
3828
3362
337.1
3393
3392
345.4
3522
6860
683.1
6640
641 3
6446
6566
3674
368.7
3759
3778
3890
3989
2284
230.2
231 6
2326
233.4
2337
1873
188.0
191 1
191 9
191.5
1908
2899
288.0
285.1
2829
285.6
2928
2866
284.5
281.3
2788
281.5
2889
197.4
195.5
194.4
196.0
197.5
198.1
280.5
279.7
280.9
285.1
291.4
298.2
334.9
336.8
336.7
339.3
342.1
345.6
313.4
316.2
318.8
321.7
323.8
326.4
July
August
September
October
November
December
3192
320 1
319.7
3207
319.0
316.3
3428
3442
342.6
3428
340.7
335.9
2248
2260
226.9
2289
230.2
230.8
3845
3859
383.0
3828
379.5
372.9
3547
3563
359.5
3634
362.2
364.1
6599
6599
662.8
6772
691.3
688.5
402 1
4044
409.2
4134
407.6
410.6
234 1
2334
234.2
2354
235.1
235.7
1897
191 8
194.9
1955
195.4
193.6
296.1
2962
295.3
2955
295.8
294.8
292.3
2924
291.1
291.1
291.4
290.4
198.6
198.7
197.7
197.7
199.0
200.1
302.4
304.4
304.6
306.7
310.5
312.6
347.2
348.1
353.3
356.3
356.0
355.6
330.0
333.3
336.0
338.7
342.2
344.3
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May..
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January.
February
March
AprilMay
June
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
2778
-^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 157 and 158.
26
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
COMMODITY PRICES—CONSUMER PRICES—Con.
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX—ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION » • »
YEAR AND MONTH
All items,
percent change
from previous
month
Transportation
Food
Commodities
Commodities less
food
Total
Apparel and
upkeep
Food at home
Total
*
*
1967
Services
Private
Total
New cars
*
= 100
1961 ... .
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980 .
1981
1982
.
1979:
January
February
March .. ..
April
May
June
g
1.0
10
1.0
11
10
1965
198.5
2007
202.9
2053
2075
1828
184.2
1863
188.6
1909
193 8
2241
227.7
2300
231.9
2342
2348
223 1
227.1
2295
231.2
2333
2334
1623
163.1
1642
164.9
1658
1660
1953
196.4
1996
202.9
2067
2108
1953
196.5
1998
203.3
2072
211 5
1606
162.0
163.3
164.5
165.0
1655
221.7
223.8
225.5
227.4
229.7
2320
July
August
September
October
November
December
11
11
1.1
1.1
12
1.1
2098
211 6
213.9
2160
2179
2202
1963
1989
201.4
2035
2056
2078
236 1
2358
237.4
2392
2407
2430
2344
2332
234.9
2364
2377
2400
1664
167.0
168.3
169.1
1697
171.2
2144
218.0
221.0
223.5
2259
229.2
2152
218.7
221.7
224.1
2262
229.3
1662
167.0
167.9
168.7
170.0
171.1
234.6
237.6
240.3
243.3
246.8
250.1
14
11
1.5
g
10
10
223 1
2250
2280
229 1
230 8
231 9
211 3
213 9
2169
2178
219 5
2206
244 1
2443
2470
2486
2502
251 4
2408
240 5
2434
244 8
2463
247 1
1729
173 9
1756
1765
177 1
1776
234.9
2395
245.2
2461
2480
2481
235.1
2397
245.7
2464
2481
2481
173.1
1751
175.9
177.2
1780
177.6
253.8
257.4
261.8
265.8
269.4
274.1
July
August
September
October
November
December
1
7
.9
11
1.0
10
2334
2362
238.8
241 1
243 1
2447
221 6
223 9
226.3
228 5
2303
231 7
2540
258 2
261.2
263 4
2662
267 9
250 3
255 5
258.9
261 1
2639
265 3
1785
179 5
180.5
181 9
1827
1829
2489
251 3
254.7
2573
260.0
2627
248.4
2503
253.3
2559
258.6
261 3
178.6
181 5
183.6
183.3
183.8
183.8
272.2
272.5
274.4
277.7
281.4
285.6
1981:
January....
February
March
April
May
June
7
.8
8
4
g
8
246 1
2478
2498
249 8
251 2
2524
233 2
235 1
237 1
237 0
238 9
2403
268 9
2703
2720
2723
2724
272 9
2658
2664
268 4
268 1
2676
267 7
183 2
184 1
184 7
185 5
1860
1864
2659
2700
2749
2744
2768
2785
2642
268.5
2734
2726
275.2
2765
184.1
184.6
184.1
1862
189.9
191 3
288.5
290.8
293.0
296.0
299.9
303.4
July
August
September
October ...
November
December
11
8
1.0
4
.5
.4
2543
255 9
257.6
2583
258.5
259.3
242 0
243 5
245.4
246 1
246.3
247.2
275 3
2769
278.0
278 7
278.9
279.4
2704
271 9
273.0
273 2
272.9
273.2
187 1
1883
188.8
189 3
189.2
189.6
2806
282 7
285.5
2884
289.7
291.2
2775
2795
282.3
2853
286.6
288.2
191.9
1924
193.2
194.0
194.9
196.3
308.6
312.2
316.8
318.3
321.3
322.9
3
.1
2
1.0
11
2595
2590
2588
258 1
261 0
2643
2467
2457
245 3
244 2
2473
251 2
281 3
2826
2828
283 3
2854
287 1
275 5
277 1
2770
2774
2797
281 5
189 5
1902
1906
1908
191 1
191 5
2909
287.0
2866
2825
285.1
291 5
2877
283.5
2830
2786
281.2
2877
195.9
195.3
195.7
1961
196.5
197.2
324.8
326.0
326.1
329.0
332.1
334.9
6
3
.1
4
0
-.3
2658
2660
266.4
2679
268.1
268.4
2530
253 6
253.8
2556
255.9
256.3
2876
286 9
287.5
288 1
288.2
288.1
281 5
279 9
280.2
2805
280.1
279.4
1922
192 7
192.8
1933
193.2
192.7
2941
2953
295.6
2964
296.0
295.8
290.4
291 6
291.6
2923
291.8
291.7
198.0
1992
199.6
199.2
198.7
199.3
336.8
338.9
339.1
339.9
339.3
336.7
1980:
January
February
March
April
Mav
June
1982:
January...
February
March
April ....
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
o
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 158.
27
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
COMMODITY PRICES—PRODUCER PRICES
PRODUCER PRICE INDEXES— Unadjusted for seasonal variat on
By stage of processing
YEAR AND MONTH
All
commodities
Crude
materials
for further
processing
Intermediate
materials,
supplies,
and
components
*
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
By durability of product
Manufactures
Finished goods
Total
1
Finished
consumer
goods
Capital
equipment
*
Nondurable goods
Durable
goods
Total
Durable
manufactures
Nondurable
manufactures
Farm
products,
processed
foods and
feeds2
*
1967 = 100
Farm
products
Foods and
feeds,
processed 8
*
*
945
948
945
947
966
965
975
954
945
993
950
949
95 2
955
968
93 7
940
93 7
941
95 7
94 3
946
94 1
943
96 1
91 8
922
924
933
944
93 7
934
934
947
95 9
95 1
956
95 1
947
96 9
944
945
943
948
963
93 6
935
93 5
946
958
95 0
95 1
948
937
968
93 7
947
938
932
97 1
963
980
960
946
987
91 0
91.9
925
92.3
955
998
100.0
1025
106.5
1104
105 7
1000
101 6
1084
1123
992
1000
1023
1058
1099
988
1000
1028
1066
1103
994
1000
102 7
1066
109 9
968
1000
103 5
1069
1120
98 1
1000
1034
1078
1124
100 9
1000
101 7
1054
1089
99 1
1000
1026
1063
1103
979
999
1035
1077
112 1
1000
1000
101 5
1046
1082
1035
1000
1024
1080
111 7
1059
100.0
1025
109.1
111 0
101 2
100.0
1022
107.3
112 1
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1140
119.1
1347
160 1
1749
115 1
1276
1740
196 1
1969
114 1
1187
131 6
1629
1800
1137
1172
127 9
147 5
1634
1129
1166
129 2
1493
1636
1166
1195
1235
141 0
1625
116 9
121 1
127 9
150 1
1658
111 8
1176
1399
1676
181 7
1139
1179
1292
154 1
171 1
1170
121.1
1274
1486
1656
1106
1147
131 0
159 5
1766
1139
122.4
1591
1774
1842
1129
125.0
1763
1877
186.7
1145
120.8
148.1
1709
182.6
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1830
1942
209.3
2356
268.8
2027
2092
2344
2743
3046
1891
201 5
2156
2432
2803
1706
181 7
1959
217 7
2470
1697
180 7
1949
217 9
2489
1734
1846
1992
2165
2398
1760
188 1
2049
226 9
251 5
1880
1984
211 9
241 7
2824
1790
1901
2042
2288
261 5
1756
1881
2047
2261
250.8
182 1
191 8
2030
231 1
2730
183 1
1888
2066
2298
244.7
191.0
1925
212.5
241 4
249.4
178.0
1861
202.6
222.5
241.2
1981
1982
293.4
299.3
3290
319.5
3060
310.4
2698
280.7
271 3
281.0
2643
279.4
2698
279.0
3124
315.3
2860
292.7
269.6
279.8
303.6
306.4
251.5
248.9
254.9
242.4
248.7
251.5
1979:
January
February
March....
April
May
June
2208
224.1
226.7
2300
232.0
2335
2542
264.6
271 0
274 1
2753
275 1
2261
228.8
231 9
236 1
2385
2407
2069
209.3
2107
212 9
2144
2152
2062
208.9
2103
212 5
214 1
2150
2091
210.6
211 5
213 7
2148
2156
2163
218.9
221 0
223 9
2247
225 8
2234
227.3
2304
2341
2369
2388
2150
217.5
2197
223 1
2250
2265
2158
218.0
2198
2227
223.8
2246
2134
216.1
2190
2228
225.6
2278
221.0
227.2
229.0
231 2
230.8
2290
230.4
240.9
242.8
246.0
245.4
242.8
215.2
218.9
220.5
222.3
2220
220.6
2369
238.3
242.0
2456
247.2
249.7
2782
272.0
279.2
2800
281.6
286.7
2450
248.0
251.6
2556
256.9
259.2
2176
2189
222.2
225 9
228.0
230.0
2177
2195
223.4
2268
229.1
231.3
2170
2164
217.8
2226
223.8
225.2
2276
2280
230.1
2346
235.3
237.0
2437
245.8
251.1
253 7
256.2
259.3
2298
231.7
235.2
2390
240.6
242.6
2266
227.2
229.4
2340
234.6
236.2
2325
235.9
241.0
2440
246.6
249.0
2322
227.5
231.8
2306
232.3
234.6
246.8
238.5
241.0
2396
240.2
242.5
223.3
220.5
225.8
224.8
227.1
229.3
254.9
2602
261 9
262.8
2642
265.6
2878
2985
293 6
2862
2893
2884
2662
271 9
2743
2757
2770
2788
2344
2377
2400
242 1
243 4
2449
2358
239 7
2422
2437
245 2
2468
2291
230 5
2322
2362
2367
237 8
243 8
247 1
2466
247 7
247 1
248 7
2632
2702
2734
2744
2776
2788
2484
2532
2552
2570
258 3
2598
242.9
2457
2456
2467
2467
2485
253.9
2608
2652
2679
2707
271 7
231.9
237.0
2349
229.3
2338
234.3
236.4
242.3
239.3
228.9
233.5
233.4
228.5
233.1
231.6
228.6
233.1
233.9
2704
2738
274.6
277.8
2791
280.8
3043
3170
319.3
3228
3246
323.5
281 6
2843
285.3
2877
289 1
291.9
2493
251 4
251.4
2554
2562
257.2
251 7
254 1
254.1
2570
257 9
258.9
2406
241 9
241.8
249 2
2502
250.9
251 2
253 1
253.7
2584
2586
261.0
285 6
290 3
291.2
2930
2952
296.3
263 0
2657
265.8
2696
270 5
272^0
251 0
2527
253.1
2578
2579
260.4
275 9
2795
279.5
282 1
2840
284.3
2466
255.1
256.5
259.4
2605
257.0
2543
263.8
267.0
263.6
264.9
265.3
241.5
249.4
249.8
256.1
257.2
251.5
June
284.8
2876
290.3
2934
2941
2948
3280
336 5
3342
3363
3344
3354
2961
2983
3020
3058
3067
3072
2609
263 3
2660
268 5
2699
2705
262 5
2650
2682
2706
271 5
272 3
254 6
2567
258 1
2608
262 5
263 8
262 7
263 8
2649
267 8
2686
269 1
3026
3068
3109
3142
314 8
3157
2773
279 3
2823
2853
286 2
2869
2623
2634
264.4
2672
268 2
2689
2935
2964
301.7
3049
3057
3064
257.9
2551
253.5
253.8
2529
254.3
264.5
262.4
260.7
263.3
259.6
260.7
253.3
250.2
248.5
247.6
248.2
249.9
July
August
September
October
November
December
2962
2964
295.7
296.1
295.5
295.8
3373
3330
327.4
3199
313.9
311.5
308 5
3101
309.7
3094
309.0
309.4
271 8
271 5
271.5
2743
274.7
275.4
273 5
2730
273.1
2751
275.2
275.8
2654
2658
265.3
271 5
273.0
274.1
2708
271 9
271.8
2750
275.4
276.0
3168
3162
315.0
3128
311.4
311.4
2880
2886
288.3
2898
289.7
289.9
2706
271 7
271.7
275.1
275.8
276.5
3069
3069
306.3
305.5
304.5
304.3
2568
254.2
250.3
246.0
242.5
241.0
2633
257.9
251.1
243.1
237.4
234.6
252.2
251.2
248.9
246.6
244.3
243.6
1982:
January
February..
March
April
May. .
June
298.3
2986
2980
298.0
2986
299.3
3184
321 6
3200
3226
328 3
3256
311 0
311 1
310 6
3099
3098
3099
2779
2779
277 3
2773
2778
2799
2783
2786
277 7
2773
277 7
2801
2762
2750
2758
2772
278 1
2792
2776
2774
2774
278 1
278 5
2783
3147
3154
314 2
3136
314 5
3160
291 9
2920
291 4
291 1
291 3
292.4
278.0
2778
2778
278.7
2792
279.3
306.8
3072
3059
304.1
3040
306.3
246.0
248.4
2475
251.6
255.8
255.3
242.2
247.1
244.7
250.6
256.5
252.7
247.1
248.1
248.1
251.1
254.4
255.8
July
August
September
October
November
December
3004
300.2
299.3
299.8
300.3
300.7
3234
3198
316.1
312.0
313.2
312.7
311 1
3108
310.5
309.9
309.9
310.1
281 7
2823
281.2
P84.1
284.9
285.5
282 1
2828
281.9
2843
285.3
285.6
2802
2807
278.7
2832
283.8
284.9
278 9
2788
278.6
281 2
281.2
282.0
317 6
317 1
315.7
314.3
315.3
315.3
2937
293.8
292.9
293.8
293.9
294.3
2799
279.8
279.6
282.3
282.4
283.2
3085
308.6
307.1
306.0
306.1
305.9
2524
249.6
247.4
243.8
243.9
244.8
246.6
240.8
234.5
229.2
230.7
232.6
254.6
253.5
253.5
250.8
250.2
250.5
1966
1967
1968.
1969
1970
.
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March .
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
-^•Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 158 and 159.
28
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
COMMODITY PRICES—PRODUCER PRICES—Con.
PRODUCER PRICE INDEXES, Industrial commodities— Unadjusted for seasonal variation >•»
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Chemicals
and allied
products
Fuels and
related
products,
and power
Hides,
skins,
leather and
related
products
Lumber
and wood
products
984
91 0
91 6
Furniture
and
household
durables
*
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
948
96 7
97 7
91 7
92 7
94.7
979
963
970
974
969
900
903
943
935
954
959
952
96.4
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
98.5
1000
102.5
1060
110.0
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
and
equipment3
Metals and
metal
products
Nonmetallic
mineral
products
Pulp,
paper, and
allied
products
Rubber
and
plastics
products
Textile
products
and
apparel *
Transportation
equipment 3
Total
(December
Motor
vehicles
1968 =
100)
equipment
and
1967 = 100, except as noted
1007
99 1
94.8
Machinery
972
98 3
93 7
990
955
92 8
91 9
91 2
91 3
93 8
939
964
91 9
920
922
976
976
97 1
973
975
952
963
956
954
962
992
963
968
955
959
977
986
985
992
998
986
986
97.8
983
98.5
98.6
1000
102.8
1048
108.7
994
978
980
984
988
978
989
1002
1000
1133
1253
1136
988
1000
998
999
1034
1000
1032
108 9
1103
968
1000
1000
1032
1065
111 4
1000
1026
1085
1166
1000
1037
1077
112.9
1000
101 1
1040
1082
1000
1034
1053
1083
1001
1000
103.7
1060
1071
1008
104.6
1022
1009
1062
1000
1028
1049
1075
1141
1179
1259
153.8
171 5
104 1
1042
1100
1468
181 3
1152
1186
134 3
2083
245 1
1100
111 4
1152
1279
1397
114 1
131 3
143 1
145 1
148 5
1273
1443
177 2
1836
1769
115 5
1179
121 7
1394
161 4
1187
1235
1328
171 9
1856
1224
1261
1302
1532
1740
110 1
113 4
122 1
151 7
1704
109 1
1093
1124
1362
1502
1090
1136
1238
1391
1379
1103
1137
1151
1255
141 5
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1824
195.1
2094
236.5
2748
187 2
1928
1988
222.3
2603
2656
3022
3225
408 1
5740
1456
151 5
1604
171 3
1877
1678
1793
2000
2524
2489
2056
2363
2760
300.4
2889
171 0
181 7
1961
2139
2398
1959
2090
2271
259.3
2864
1863
200.5
2228
248.6
2830
1794
1864
1956
219.0
2492
1592
1676
1748
1943
2174
1482
1540
1598
168.7"
1835
151 1
161 3
1735
2070
1538
163.7
1760
190.5
2088
1981
1982
304.1
312.3
2878
292.3
6944
693.2
1984
206.9
261 5
262.6
2928
284.7
263 1
278.8
3004
301.6
3095
320.2
2737
288.7
2328
241.4
1996
204.6
2354
249.7
2375
251.3
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
2200
222.5
225.4
2290
231.6
2340
2050
207.3
2099
215 1
2180
219 2
3381
342.5
3509
361 5
3776
393 7
1666
167.9
1683
1687
1696
1702
2234
2322
2533
258 9
2696
2680
2902
293.9
3005
3049
3028
2998
2051
206.5
2079
2098
211 4
2124
241 9
247.3
251 7
2560
2562
2582
2383
240.5
2408
2434
2456
2469
2070
2088
2123
2150
2162
2166
1808
1832
1859
1888
1908
193 1
1641
164.2
1652
1664
1672
1684
1827
183.5
1838
1868
1872
1875
1850
185.9
1861
1894
1898
1901
2375
240.6
244.2
249.0
250.6
253 1
2250
2285
230.8
234.2
2360
238 2
411 8
4328
454.8
468.5
4769
487 9
1707
171 5
172.7
175.1
1764
177 9
261 9
2579
251.1
2539
2489
249 2
300 1
3047
309.7
3088
2989
290 1
2148
2160
217.7
2200
221 3
2234
2608
261 8
263.7
2696
271 1
2736
2495
2499
254.6
256.2
2574
2596
2183
2222
223.0
2275
2295
231 7
1955
1988
200.7
2030
2049
2059
1693
1705
171.3
172.0
1728
1731
1884
1859
186.6
194.2
1948
1956
1908
187.8
188.6
197.1
1974
1982
260.6
2659
2686
271.3
271 9
273.5
2460
2487
2528
2598
262 5
2628
5080
5327
553 5
5666
572 1
5765
1834
1856
185 7
1844
1854
1865
2557
250 9
2468
243 5
2407
2409
2900
294 7
2949
2756
272 1
2798
2276
230 2
232 5
2364
2376
2392
2846
288 9
2868
2844
281 8
281 9
2684
2740
2765
2837
2840
2834
2374
2392
2426
2478
2492
251 1
2078
2107
2127
2141
2150
2173
1752
1765
1793
181 2
1820
1830
1987
1982
1988
200.7
2001
2007
2054
2045
2052
276.2
2782
278.8
282.0
2834
286.6
2633
2644
263.4
2648
2667
268 1
5855
5906
593.5
5929
600 2
6157
1880
188 9
189.5
1909
191 5
193 1
245 1
251 3
247.8
251 2
2554
2569
2892
296 1
292.2
2890
293 4
2994
241 5
2426
244.7
2468
2483
2498
2825
285 1
287.3
291 9
291 1
2906
2848
2860
286.8
2886
288 7
291 2
251 7
2524
252.8
2543
2550
2567
2188
2205
222.0
2228
2234
2233
1847
1856
186.6
1881
1896
1904
Mav
June
291 5
2957
299.6
3035
3047
305.1
2743
2776
2804
2860
2886
2905
6346
667 5
6965
707 2
7090
7076
1940
1952
1958
1964
197 4
1973
258 2
257 7
261 2
263 5
263 7
261 6
2965
2947
2944
2994
2984
298 1
253 3
2553
257 5
2596
2607
262 1
2940
2940
2964
2988
299 1
2984
2966
2979
3009
3108
3120
3136
2644
2672
2690
271 4
272 1
2729
2248
2264
2284
2308
231 8
2334
193 1
1939
1952
1976
1992
2001
July
August
September
October
November
December
306.2
3072
307.4
309.0
309.3
310.0
291 3
2933
293.3
2924
292.0
291.8
7049
7043
703.5
6981
698.1
702.5
1995
1996
201.0
201 3
202.1
202.9
261 1
261 3
261.7
2600
259.8
260.7
2965
2945
289.3
2843
282.1
285.4
2648
2662
268.1
2693
270.4
272.0
3020
304 1
304.9
3053
304.2
303.3
3143
314 1
313.2
3133
313.7
313.5
2749
2759
277.8
2792
280.4
281.0
2321
234 1
235.7
2373
238.0
238.3
201 3
2024
202.9
2040
203.6
203.4
311.8
311.6
311 0
309.9
3096
3106
2929
2936
2946
2943
2950
2933
705 1
6978
689 7
6706
6622
6773
2035
2046
2055
2060
2065
2070
261 8
261 6
2606
2634
263 2
261 8
2855
2852
2853
2865
2846
2890
2741
2754
2762
2776
2782
2786
304 7
3042
3029
3031
3028
2993
3156
3190
3199
3202
321 2
3209
2855
2863
2874
2885
2896
2895
2373
2393
2408
241 1
242 1
2425
2050
2056
2050
2054
2054
2050
2486
2452
2452
2458
2475
249 1
2508
2468
2468
2472
2492
251 1
3128
313.2
312.7
3143
315.0
315.2
291 6
291 6
290.7
2899
290.5
289.6
701 1
7056
700.4
6988
706.1
703.4
2068
208 1
208.3
208 9
208.9
209.2
263 1
2620
263.5
263 2
263.2
264.1
2886
2842
283.0
2794
279.9
285.6
2796
2799
280.2
281 1
281.8
282.4
2995
2992
301.8
301 6
300.5
299.9
321 1
3205
321.2
321 1
321.2
320.5
289 1
2893
289.4
2898
289.8
290.5
2420
2426
242.5
2422
241.7
242.2
204 1
2042
204.3
204 1
203.9
202.6
2498
2506
244.5
2560
256.3
257.5
2520
2528
244.6
2578
257.8
258.1
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January...
February
March
April
May....
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
1982:
January
February
March .
April
Mav
June
July .
August
September
October
November
December
.....
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 159.
188.1
2032
2025
2031
2062
2088
204.4
2174
2178
2243
2274
2291
2281
231 9
2336
2343
2350
2359
231.8
2445
246.3
246.8
1149
1180
1192
1292
1446
208.6
211 7
205.6
2182
2186
226.2
2290
2309
229.5
2339
2360
2367
237.4
2384
232.8
2478
248.9
249.5
29
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
COMMODITY PRICES—PRODUCER PRICES AND PURCHASING POWER OF THE DOLLAR
PURCHASING POWER OF
THE DOLLAR 3 —As
measured by:
PRODUCER PRICE INDEXES—Adjusted for seasonal variation '•«
By stage of processing
YEAR AND MONTH
Finished
goods,
percent
change from
previous
month
Finished goods
Crude
materials for
further
processing
Intermediate
materials,
supplies, and
components
Finished consumer goods
Finished consumer goods, excl. foods
Total
Foods
Total
Total
Durable
Capital
equipment
Producer
prices for
finished
goods (1967
«i nn\
Consumer
prices (1967
= $1.00)
*
*
Nondurable
1967 = 100, except as noted
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1 067
1 064
1.067
1 063
1.045
1.116
1 104
1.091
1 076
1.058
1966
1967 ...v
1968
1969
1970
1.012
1 000
1.029
1 000
.973
.960
.911
938
907
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
860
880
824
.853
.799
782
752
.678
.678
612
621
586
587
.550
.510
.551
.512
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
459
460
.405
.406
1981
1982
.371
.356
.367
.346
2083
210 1
211 5
.483
.489
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
11
•j -j
465
.467
.462
1835
231 8
2380
244.1
249 1
252.6
256 7
217 7
220.0
221 5
223.2
2252
2609
2686
2742
2807
2828
2850
2881
2669
271 8
273 6
2742
275 9
2785
2339
237 3
239 8
241 8
242 7
244 8
2354
239 3
241 8
243 4
2444
2466
231 9
231 6
233 6
230 5
231 3
2328
2346
240 5
243 2
247 1
248 1
2507
16
12
.4
g
6
5
3029
317 3
319.6
3256
329 3
3272
2808
283 9
285.4
2882
2906
2935
2488
251 8
252.8
255 0
2566
257 9
251 0
254 1
255.1
256 9
258 6
259 9
240 2
246 5
246.8
248 7
249 7
249 7
2535
255 2
256.3
258 1
260 1
2081
2621
2122
10
1.0
10
g
3
5
3300
3326
3306
333 6
3324
335 5
297 0
2983
301 1
304 2
3056
3070
2604
2630
265 7
2682
2690
270 4
262 2
2648
267 7
270 3
2708
272 1
251 1
2508
252 9
252 9
252 8
2540
264 7
2684
271 6
2754
213 0
3
1
.5
4
.3
.4
3361
307 6
3096
309.9
310 3
310.7
311.0
271 3
271 7
273.0
2742
275.1
276.2
2728
272 9
274.2
275 3
275.9
277.0
4
1
3
.1
3202
311 9
311 0
309 6
3084
3087
309 7
277 3
2775
2768
277 1
277 1
279 9
310 3
281 2
2825
282.8
283 8
285.5
286.4
July
August
September
October
November
December
July. .. .
August
September
October
November
December
.466
2159
211 8
214 9
220.1
223 7
226.5
229 5
June
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
473
214.7
2232
224 6
227.5
227 6
231.9
2328
2895
2953
2903
283 1
2868
July
August
September
October
November
December
470
217 1
219 7
224.2
2266
229.9
232 2
14
15
•j -j
8
4
g
1981:
January.
February
March
April
May
June ...
2134
223.3
225 5
228.5
230 7
2443
247 6
251.8
256 0
258.3
260 9
Mav
218 1
222 1
2264
214 8
2768
2730
279.9
2828
286.6
290 6
1980:
January
February
March
April
211 0
2003
2025
205.3
2084
2269
228 9
231 5
234 9
2378
2403
July
August
September
October
November
December
1753
1772
1786
1796
1808
1823
2206
2243
2265
2277
2253
2230
2558
261 9
2682
271 1
272 1
2742
9
g
5
6
10
g
1.8
10
1.3
10
3330
327.4
322 5
318.1
315.1
3179
3170
10
3208
3264
325 8
5
5
.1
4
.6
.3
322 1
319 1
315.4
314 3
317.3
316.6
o
3103
310.8
310 9
311.7
311.8
2067
2090
2061
2108
2138
2104
2124
2134
215 1
217 3
212 7
2193
208 5
182 9
186.9
188 6
190.6
192 3
1983
2020
201 2
202 1
201 7
2047
2094
210.2
211 7
212 0
2127
2149
2175
483
.478
460
457
.457
.450
.448
452
444
.439
.440
435
435
228.0
2298
2322
2356
2365
238 1
.427
.429
.423
2873
289 1
290.6
2926
2960
2995
241.1
2432
244.5
2480
2495
2507
303 3
3087
314 1
319 1
2761
2774
218 9
321 0
2535
256.1
258 1
2602
2623
264 1
256 1
2563
255.2
254 8
253^3
253.3
2774
277 6
279.9
281 6
283.1
284.6
218 8
220.4
222 1
223.4
223.8
321 2
321 1
324.2
325 9
327.7
329.9
2656
267 1
268.4
2703
272.3
273.6
2780
2783
277 0
2773
276 9
2800
256 2
2578
257 4
261 6
2623
263 5
284 8
2846
2829
281 6
2807
2846
2242
2233
2246
2243
2250
226 8
3300
3303
3265
3244
3224
327 7
274 9
2745
2760
276.5
2778
2795
281 5
2826
283.0
2844
286.2
287.0
259 2
2594
258.3
258 2
258.2
258.8
288 5
290.1
291.2
293 2
295.8
296.7
2274
2286
227.8
228 5
229.8
230.4
3343
3362
338.6
341 7
345.3
346.4
2805
282.3
281.9
2820
283.1
284.4
2194
478
.475
443
2145
2146
2166
2181
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
1967
1985
3194
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 159.
421
417
.413
417
.412
411
408
.408
.404
.401
.404
.401
.397
.394
398
.398
.392
390
390
.389
.387
383
.384
.380
.377
.380
.376
372
375
.371
.372
370
369
368
368
.364
.368
.358
362
365
357
.364
.363
.356
.355
360
354
.360
.361
.360
.353
.353
.352
.348
357
344
361
355
342
.354
.356
.342
.341
352
.351
.350
340
.341
.342
30
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
CONSTRUCTION AND REAL ESTATE—CONSTRUCTION PUT IN PLACE
NEW CONSTRUCTION— UNADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION »
Public
Private
Nonresidential buildings (except farm
and public utilities)
Residential
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Total2
Total2
New
housing
units
Total 2
Commercial
Industrial
Public
utilities,
telephone
and
telegraph
only
Buildings (excluding military)
Total 2
Total 2
Housing and
redevelopment
Industrial
Military
facilities
Highways
and streets
*
*
1961
1962...
1963
1964....
1965
56445
60205
64812
68048
74096
39297
42 336
45455
47665
52034
23 107
25 150
27874
28 010
27934
17074
19 443
21 735
21 786
21 712
10734
11 617
11 646
12 955
16509
2780
2 842
2906
3 565
5092
4 674
5 144
4995
5396
6705
980
996
128
314
463
17 148
17 869
19357
20 383
22062
6011
6 092
6534
7 177
7893
842
938
531
567
603
472
422
440
403
368
1 371
1 266
1 179
910
830
5854
6365
7084
7 133
7,550
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
76772
78452
87474
94271
95 204
52765
52916
59869
66318
67 114
25715
25 568
30 565
33200
31 864
19352
18 985
24 030
25 941
24 272
18279
17 589
18 164
21 153
21 412
6566
5 956
6021
6783
6 537
6763
6783
7 761
9401
9 753
609
638
1 704
2203
2 968
24007
25 536
27 605
27952
28 090
8920
9 982
10 439
11 225
10656
655
709
746
1 046
1 106
369
408
519
518
498
727
695
808
877
717
8405
8591
9 321
9251
9 982
1971
1972
1973.
1974
1975
110301
124421
1 38 428
139221
135941
80 433
94248
105 927
100886
95057
43 267
54288
59 726
50376
46472
35 066
44879
50 086
40644
34408
22 478
24036
27 583
29637
26407
5422
4674
6 243
7902
8 018
11 619
13463
15451
15 944
12806
3 005
3301
3 965
4279
3 683
29867
30 173
32 501
38334
40884
11 391
11 494
12 994
14990
15 474
1 136
874
941
1 006
754
570
532
606
766
918
1
1
1
1
901
088
167
185
389
10657
10429
10505
12065
10854
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
151 084
1 73 829
205 561
230413
230712
111 961
1 35 655
159665
181 621
1 75 699
60 520
80 956
93424
99 030
87261
47 277
65 749
75 808
78 587
63 139
26 091
28695
36293
47298
52434
7 183
7 712
10994
14 950
13837
12 756
14 783
18565
24 924
29945
3 777
4 345
5*418
6 343
6733
39 123
38 174
45896
48 792
55013
13 759
12 799
15 241
15 558
18517
720
908
1 053
1 211
1 648
1
1
1
1
905
070
184
112
441
1
1
1
1
1
630
429
502
647
880
9743
9380
10706
11 997
13770
1981
1982
239418
232,049
186069
180,979
86566
74,810
62664
51,916
60818
65,134
17030
17,343
34248
37,284
7074
7,110
53349
51 ,070
17792
16,997
1 722
1,658
1 655
1,632
1 964
2,205
13599
13,521
June
14408
13582
15968
17 170
19356
20773
11 661
11 093
13006
13 811
15234
16311
6493
5 917
6912
7 729
8551
9207
5 238
4 724
5475
5 903
6515
7 234
2828
2 837
3380
3 533
3807
4 081
1
1
1
1
961
999
223
182
220
257
1 379
1 365
1 603
1 762
1 997
2 198
378
354
484
453
531
559
2 747
2 488
2962
3 358
4 121
4461
1 120
997
1 132
1 178
1 285
1 345
76
88
94
90
109
97
77
75
99
87
94
98
124
85
163
103
139
150
362
309
421
632
1 044
1 183
July
August
September
October
November
December
21 482
22404
22,308
22,724
21 096
19,141
16691
17 248
17,113
17,498
16568
15,386
9434
9 585
9,456
9378
8 846
7,520
7 550
7 710
7,660
7597
7 107
5,874
4 303
4 394
4,442
4745
4 561
4,388
1 382
1 289
1,321
1 417
1 365
1,337
2 275
2422
2,448
2606
2487
2,382
543
630
549
678
604
580
4 791
5 156
5,196
5226
4 528
3,755
1 423
1 419
1,523
1 418
1 405
1,313
112
104
106
105
112
119
91
98
122
91
90
90
134
152
156
136
158
148
1 364
1 595
1,477
1,743
1 122
745
January
February
March
April
May....
June
16,914
16086
17 235
18018
18916
19832
13446
12806
13 625
1 3 966
14283
14674
6816
6215
6712
6882
6995
6993
5 255
4 648
4 905
4 764
4 725
4 791
4016
3 898
4054
4 203
4409
4 535
1 111
1*107
1*127
1 123
1*175
1*250
2 245
2 172
2 261
2 392
2 537
2 574
484
499
557
593
564
606
3467
3 281
3 610
4052
4 633
5 158
1
1
1
1
1
1
266
235
350
439
495
673
115
125
131
130
129
135
109
73
150
119
124
135
135
133
148
148
157
151
600
550
594
887
1 216
1 538
July
August
September
October
November
December
20094
20529
21,390
21 591
20,360
19,747
14699
15041
15,658
16251
15,752
15,499
7118
7 542
7,970
8282
8,312
7,425
4 998
5 415
5,850
6 165
6,199
5,424
4479
4 522
4,547
4664
4,570
4,536
1 154
1 138
1,165
1 129
1,132
1,228
2 599
2 645
2,610
2 729
2,636
2,548
583
564
595
617
528
545
5395
5488
5,732
5 340
4,608
4,248
1 649
1 773
1,780
1 664
1,607
1,587
146
133
144
162
149
152
112
114
152
107
106
141
176
199
175
157
152
149
1 593
1 540
1,665
1 623
1,143
821
June
17006
16,293
18205
19652
20381
21 491
13 361
12849
14419
15 508
16019
16 586
6660
6142
7 016
7 638
7 991
8113
4 981
4 615
5 313
5 575
5 718
5 905
4 188
4 101
4492
4 854
4 913
5 173
1
1
1
1
1
1
132
073
228
334
320
396
2 353
2325
2 521
2 735
2 828
2 945
457
455
591
558
568
614
3 645
3 444
3 786
4 144
4362
4 906
1
1
1
1
1
1
403
305
450
444
453
486
150
136
147
159
155
147
153
104
140
135
159
150
141
171
136
169
183
188
690
608
697
935
1 112
1 493
July
August
September
October ....
November
December
21 782
21 753
22,165
21 514
20,208
18,968
16712
16634
16,738
16 563
15,680
15,000
7 953
7698
7,472
7201
6,749
5,934
5 854
5 623
5,422
5077
4,630
3,951
5409
5 571
5,602
5 739
5,545
5,230
1 553
1 636
1,635
1 680
1,588
1,456
3 024
3 097
3,115
3 180
3,117
3,008
592
606
649
701
631
652
5069
5119
5,428
4951
4,528
3,968
1 554
1 584
1,632
1 510
1,511
1,459
142
143
133
127
135
147
138
120
181
110
109
158
183
146
173
150
165
161
1 565
1 558
1,605
1 424
1,137
775
June
15457
15,037
17 109
18 275
1 9,404
20950
12440
12,066
13646
14468
15248
16 223
4 956
4,448
5 212
5888
6564
6867
3 463
3,204
3 832
3 845
4 150
4 374
4 688
4,718
5 084
5 326
5363
5832
1 326
1,334
1 425
1 441
1 460
1 569
2645
2,661
2 874
3 065
3 075
3 362
464
531
638
582
586
652
3 018
2,971
3463
3 807
4 156
4727
1 165
1,203
1 319
1 380
1 392
1 494
112
108
127
131
125
140
93
121
138
150
131
146
160
116
180
138
187
169
484
474
596
738
1,036
1 496
July
August
September
October .
November
December
20633
21 272
21,501
21 368
21,368
19,674
15837
15 946
16,018
16 399
16,668
16,020
6635
6607
6,561
6 999
7,268
6,804
4 639
4 840
4,939
4 985
5,046
4,600
5 684
5 770
5,726
5 851
5,758
5,334
1 502
1 479
1,455
1 571
1,440
1,344
3 312
3 339
3,337
3 303
3,295
3,019
624
650
649
599
596
539
4 795
5326
5,483
4 969
4,700
3,654
1 483
1 540
1,622
1 480
1,538
1,380
145
150
153
152
162
154
141
144
167
136
139
127
202
216
245
184
217
191
1 573
1 741
1,692
1 646
1,318
727
*
*
Millions of dollars
1979:
January
February
March
April-
May
1980:
1981:
January
February
March
April...
May
1982:
January...
February
March
April
May
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
^•Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 160.
31
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
CONSTRUCTION AND REAL ESTATE—CONSTRUCTION PUT IN PLACE—Con.
NEW CONSTRUCTION—MONTHLY DATA SEASONALLY ADJUSTED AT ANNUAL RATES *
Public
Private
Nonresidential buildings (except farm
and public utilities)
Residential
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Total2
*
*
2150
1708
1684
Total 2
New
housing
units
Total 2
Industrial
*
Commercial
Public
utilities,
telephone
and
telegraph
only
Billions of dollars
Buildings (excluding military)
Total 2
Total 2
Housing and
redevelopment
Industrial
Military
facilities
Highways
and
streets
*
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
May.
2098
2185
2193
. .
June
July
August
September
October ...
November
December
2257
231 0
173 2
1740
1783
183 1
987
956
954
97 1
98 2
1007
790
759
752
771
783
81 1
395
40 1
43 9
440
45 7
473
13.3
19.5
140
15 3
145
14 7
149
196
21 6
223
239
250
57
56
58
58
61
61
443
41 5
454
454
474
479
15.2
143
15 2
150
15 3
153
1.1
12
12
11
12
1.2
.9
11
12
10
11
11
1.6
11
21
13
16
1.7
1.1
12
1.2
12
1.2
10
1.5
18
1.7
18
1.9
1.8
9.0
88
103
106
11 2
11.4
490
50 0
157
152
50.8
16.2
279
28 1
29 1
65
67
6.5
69
68
72
51 7
522
522
158
16.6
163
1.2
12
1.2
12
1.3
1.4
15 3
154
142
13 9
14 3
14 6
31 1
304
30 2
29 7
30 2
29 5
72
72
69
72
67
69
568
548
55 5
54 1
553
55 5
174
174
179
18 1
180
19 1
16
1.7
16
16
1.5
16
13
1.0
18
14
1.4
15
18
1.7
1.9
19
1.8
18
50 7
507
13 2
12 9
292
294
550
549
18 1
194
62.2
51.1
13.2
29.2
54.7
18.8
900
939
95 2
654
68 5
694
51 1
524
546
12 3
13 1
14 3
29 9
30 2
31 0
67
65
6.6
64
64
64
548
535
56 9
18 9
188
193
16
1.6
1.7
19
1.7
18
14
1.4
1.5
15
1.5
17
20
2.2
1.9
20
1.8
18
963
956
948
946
92 2
89 5
71 2
71 2
71 0
71 3
68 9
666
573
57 3
58 2
59 7
59 1
59 5
156
14 8
15 6
16 5
16 1
163
323
32 8
33 2
338
33 6
33 6
69
68
70
68
70
67
602
579
57 9
555
529
52 3
192
185
19 5
180
178
16 9
2.0
1.8
18
1.9
18
17
1.8
1.5
16
1.6
18
16
1.8
2.2
17
2.2
2.1
22
17.2
15.9
189 3
191 8
190 0
187 0
2409
2376
237.0
2344
232.7
231.3
1884
1870
87 8
846
644
61 1
61 7
62 8
17 7
187
34 3
346
52 5
506
174
172
81.5
57.9
63.3
18.6
35.1
51.8
1825
788
545
633
183
352
180.6
178.1
76.2
75.3
51.5
50.3
63.8
62.9
18.4
16.9
35.9
36.7
17.3
17.3
17.5
17.7
16
1.7
1.6
1.5
1.6
1.7
17
1.5
1.8
1.5
1.5
1.9
20
1.6
1.9
1.9
2.0
2.0
136
185.3
69
70
7.1
74
7.5
7.6
13.0
13.0
12.2
13.0
13.4
1982:
January
February
March . .
April
May
June
224.3
2235
2268
228.8
2309
2334
1754
1743
1755
1779
1809
492
487
504
487
50 1
49 3
637
652
652
651
645
67 3
182
184
18 2
177
178
18 2
36.1
182 9
71 2
683
696
71 9
752
75 5
1.4
1.4
1.6
1.5
1.5
1.7
1.1
1.7
1.6
1.7
1.5
1.6
2.1
1.5
2.3
1.8
2.1
2.0
12.1
12.2
12.8
12.2
12.6
13.3
July
August
September
October
November
December
2308
231.6
230.7
234 1
243.7
240.2
1808
1795
738
726
51 4
526
653
653
17 2
378
178.2
181 9
190.5
190.8
71.7
53.0
65.2
16.9
16.5
37.6
38.0
764
53 6
65 0
17 1
370
81.2
86.0
55.8
58.6
66.1
64.3
16.7
15.6
37.9
36.9
1.7
1.8
1.8
1.8
1.9
1.8
1.7
1.8
1.6
1.9
2.0
1.5
2.2
2.4
2.6
2.4
2.6
2.4
14.0
14.0
14.0
14.4
14.4
13.0
101 6
101 8
101.2
81 6
81 4
489
488
159
146
256
265
80.7
49.5
14.8
27.1
1009
989
974
794
770
75 1
51 5
51 7
52 7
15 7
158
154
165 7
993
967
91 7
84 7
795
765
756
71 6
664
61 0
566
53 9
554
543
53 0
51 8
53 0
52 5
1644
1674
77 7
81 8
54 5
582
86.4
2321
172.6
177 2
2343
2437
1808
1868
2496
2474
2472
2473
2429
2393
1895
1895
July.
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April .
May
June..
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
2351
2375
238.7
2408
239.7
2400
2476
2424
2367
2266
2230
221 2
2194
2223
227.3
1860
1876
187.9
1891
1875
1877
1908
1876
181 2
172 5
1677
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
369
37 1
375
365
386
51 8
52.1
53.1
72
79
73
71
73
72
48.9
74
7.3
7.2
66
6.8
6.4
16.2
17.0
492
51 3
17 1
50.9
17.5
500
504
168
17 1
500
166
52.2
52.5
17.1
17.2
522
173
53.2
49.4
17.7
16.8
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 160 and 161.
11.7
127
12.7
138
12.8
13.7
143
14.4
14.2
141
14.6
144
132
13.0
13.5
135
13.3
14.1
156
15.2
13.7
134
32
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
CONSTRUCTION AND REAL ESTATE—CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS AND HOUSING STARTS
NEW HOUSING UNITS STARTED (Thousands of units) 3
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS (F.W. DODGE DIVISION, McG RAW-HILL)—
Total construction, Valuation
(Millions of dollars, except as noted) 1
Total
Millions of
dollars
By type of building
By ownership
Index,
1977 =
100
Public
CONSTRUC-
Private
Nonresidential
Residential
Non-building
construction
PLANNING
(ENGINEERING
NEWSRECORD) 2
Seasonally adjusted at
annua rates
Unadjusted for seasonal variation
Total
(Private and
public)
Privately owned
Total
Privately owned
One-family
structures
1963
1964
1965
*
37,135
41,303
45,546
47,299
49,272
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
50,150
54,514
61 ,732
5
67,446
68,294
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
80,188
90,979
99,304
93,685
92,659
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
110,061
139,723
159,930
168,446
148,393
79
100
114
122
107
29,254
36,917
39,013
46,646
41,717
80,807
102,805
120,917
121,800
106,676
30,035
35,086
45,046
50,206
52,492
44,169
62,017
74,949
74,557
63,668
35,857
42,620
39,935
43,683
32,234
88,457
91,702
112,069
135,005
149,143
1,547.6
2,001.7
2,036.1
1,760.0
1,312.6
1,537.5
1,987.1
2,020.3
1,745.1
1,292.2
1,162.4
1,450.9
1,433.3
1,194.1
852.2
1981
1982
153,480
154,619
110
111
38,956
41,347
114,524
113,273
60,088
59,208
60,164
58,076
33,228
37,336
166,366
149,206
1,100.3
1,072.0
1,084.2
1,062.2
705.4
662.6
11,786
13,865
14,958
16,786
16,248
15,154
131
143
127
135
120
114
2,924
6,470
3,787
3,527
4,854
4,310
8,863
7,395
11,171
13,258
11,395
10,844
3,959
3,232
4,156
4,291
4,441
4,604
4,530
4,588
6,984
7,185
8,084
7,309
3,298
6,045
3,818
5,310
3,723
3,241
9,936
11,752
13,750
11,070
14,357
9,258
88.9
85.0
88.2
84.5
57.5
59.3
153.6
161.9
189.5
192.9
152.9
161.0
189.1
191.8
109.8
121.2
131.2
134.5
15,775
14,296
13,164
13,944
11,732
10,339
120
123
110
114
113
107
4,047
3,576
3,521
3,722
2,998
2,844
11,728
10,719
9,642
10,222
8,734
7,495
4,567
4,409
4,475
4,744
3,733
3,428
6,882
7,075
6,184
6,808
4,704
4,173
4,326
2,811
2,505
2,392
3,295
2,737
7,507
10,343
8,007
10,823
14,972
13,222
165.8
172.0
169.6
169.5
119.3
164.2
170.3
163.7
169.0
118.7
117.8
119.4
105.7
107.9
92.0
91.6
10,940
10,183
10,945
10,840
11,454
12,884
131
112
93
91
85
97
3,465
3,034
3,263
3,612
3,978
4,005
7,475
7,148
7,682
7,228
7,476
8,879
4,278
3,485
4,053
3,899
4,209
4,992
4,055
4,365
4,435
4,318
4,410
5,067
2,607
2,333
2,458
2,624
2,834
2,825
17,164
12,564
12,750
12,397
13,057
8,900
73.8
80.8
86.8
96.8
93.0
73.1
79.9
85.1
96.2
91.7
117.7
116.4
13,465
15,448
13,090
13,720
12,669
12,214
102
123
109
114
117
130
3,735
3,536
3,531
3,382
2,904
3,167
9,730
11,912
9,560
10,339
9,765
9,046
4,821
4,258
4,299
4,874
4,820
4,471
6,139
6,092
6,255
6,804
5,847
5,540
2,505
5,098
2,536
2,042
2,002
2,203
121.6
131.7
147.0
153.7
113.5
120.1
129.9
138.3
152.7
112.9
96.3
95.9
1961
1962.
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
....
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
..
*
6
21,789
21,195
33,236
44,405
45,625
1,365.0
1,492.5
1,634.9
1,561.0
1,509.7
*
1,313.0
1,462.9
1,603.2
1,528.8
1,472.8
974.3
991.4
1,012.4
970.5
963.7
12,930
13,220
14,382
16,545
19,001
52,112
59,944
52,419
57,164
66,937
1,195.8
1,321.9
1,545.4
1,499.5
1,469.0
1,164.9
1,291.6
1,507.6
1,466.8
1,433.6
778.6
843.9
899.4
810.6
812.9
34,714
44,975
45,696
33,567
31,261
19,883
18,983
22,074
26,988
29,751
65,578
68,001
86,743
97,102
83,795
2,084.5
2,378.5
2,057.5
1,352.5
1,171.4
2,052.2
2,356.6
2,045.3
1,337.7
1,160.4
1,151.0
1,309.2
1,132.0
888.1
892.2
12,547
13,599
14,653
15,371
16,302
24,588
27,705
30,893
31,928
32,970
12,115
13,010
14,377
15,495
17,219
16,123
18,039
20,502
20,561
21,248
8,897
10,255
10,667
1 1 ,244
10,805
18,152
19,039
19,597
5
22,687
23,545
31,998
35,475
42,135
5
44,759
44,749
19,393
20,139
22,513
5
25,641
24,456
17,827
21,155
24,838
5
25,261
24,837
71
67
66
23,927
24,043
26,563
32,062
32,198
56,261
66,936
72,741
61,623
60,460
25,590
27,021
31,534
33,130
31,647
5
4
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
1 1 ,558
10,187
13,682
15,851
13,292
14,742
129
112
117
123
102
109
3,218
2,956
3,535
3,687
3,201
3,348
8,340
7,232
10,147
12,164
10,092
11,395
4,000
3,928
5,213
5,298
5,040
5,522
4,227
4,167
5,957
6,617
5,855
5,805
3,330
2,092
2,511
3,936
2,398
3,415
7
13,579
11,859
12,724
12,642
9,676
11,980
105
99
100
101
92
115
3,215
3,235
3,916
3,439
2,344
2,811
10,364
8,623
8,808
9,203
7,332
9,170
5,557
5,059
5,205
5,811
4,408
4,362
5,810
4,726
4,704
4,718
3,648
3,677
2,212
2,074
2,816
2,113
1,620
3,941
7
1 1 ,328
11,082
13,587
12,343
12,513
15,444
118
115
110
94
94
111
2,630
3,050
4,282
3,422
3,766
4,360
8,698
8,032
9,304
8,921
8,747
11,084
3,866
5,793
5,822
5,004
4,130
6,113
2,991
3,045
4,542
4,645
5,060
5,602
4,472
2,244
3,223
2,695
3,322
3,729
7
12,528
13,896
14,180
12,549
12,909
13,977
98
112
117
105
122
131
3,745
3,411
3,849
3,272
3,137
2,835
8,783
10,485
10,330
9,276
9,772
11,142
5,011
5,250
5,226
5,027
4,520
3,975
5,144
5,414
5,525
5,629
5,628
5,184
2,372
3,232
3,429
1,893
2,761
4,818
7
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
7
7
7
7
7
9,642
8,997
9,821
13,580
17,200
13,071
Total
One-family
structures
*
1,630
1,520
1,847
1,748
1,876
1,913
1,110
1,052
1,322
1,287
1,277
1,316
72.0
57.8
1,760
1,778
1,832
1,681
1,524
1,498
1,192
1,223
1,188
1,119
957
1,016
49.3
49.9
51.7
61.5
64.9
76.9
1,341
1,350
1,047
1,051
927
1,196
940
809
633
645
656
772
85.6
92.0
95.0
97.5
71.2
56.6
1,269
1,436
1,471
1,523
1,510
1,482
857
992
1,019
1,009
993
935
85.2
72.5
84.5
71.9
108.9
124.0
110.6
107.0
107.8
123.0
109.9
105.8
48.0
48.0
70.5
83.6
73.8
72.5
1,588
1,279
1,305
1,332
1,150
1,047
971
829
851
888
769
704
12,897
11,890
11,999
16,597
15,492
17,516
101.0
87.3
90.9
88.2
64.9
59.7
99.9
86.3
84.1
87.2
64.6
59.1
69.5
57.0
58.3
49.9
40.1
34.1
1,035
949
900
866
839
906
689
614
627
519
543
556
13,920
12,102
10,844
14,043
9,119
8,278
47.6
52.0
78.7
85.1
99.2
91.9
47.2
51.3
78.2
84.1
98.8
91.1
29.3
32.5
51.8
55.8
58.9
63.5
877
911
920
911
1,028
910
585
561
607
583
622
617
11, 992
10,385
11, 936
13,373
15,530
17,683
107.2
106.8
61.4
62.0
63.3
66.3
66.0
51.8
1,185
1,046
1,134
1,142
1,361
1,280
625
651
683
716
868
842
14,991
12,449
11,212
15,545
14,093
11,684
97.2
96.0
108.4
111.5
109.9
106.4
110.5
108.9
83.4
82.9
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 161.
33
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
CONSTRUCTION AND REAL ESTATE—HOUSING PERMITS AND CONSTRUCTION COST INDEXES
YEAR AND MONTH
NEW PRIVATE
HOUSING UNITS
AUTHORIZED BY
BUILDING PERMITS—
Monthly data
seasonally adjusted at
annual rates
(Thousands of units) *
Total
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
Onefamily
structures
*
8
9
10
1,064
1,187
1,335
1,286
1,240
1,925
2,219
1,820
1,074
939
20
Boeckh i ndexes—Ave rage,
cities
)0)s
Department of
Unadjusted
Seasonally
adjusted
at
annual
rates
*
Com-
merce
composite (1977
= 100) 3
*
Average,
30 cities
Atlanta
New
York
San
Francisco
St. Louis
Apartments,
hotels,
and
office
buildings
Commercial and
factory
buildings
Residences
42.2
43.6
720
741
760
785
808
84.6
86.4
88.5
91.1
93.3
79.1
81.4
84.2
87.5
90.7
39.0
39.9
40.2
41.7
217.3
240.4
318.0
412.7
401.2
45.4
47.1
49.6
53.4
56.8
867
909
970
1,050
1,132
941
992
1,072
1,158
1,254
963
1,008
1,070
1,116
1,202
867
910
966
1,054
1,088
852
903
953
1,021
1,116
96.9
100.0
107.4
117.7
124.4
95.2
100.0
107.8
118.7
128.9
44.4
46.2
47.8
51.7
58.0
906
1,033
882
644
676
496.6
575.9
566.9
329.3
212.7
60.5
64.1
69.6
81.8
89.3
1,258
1,369
1,515
1,608
1,716
1,411
1,563
1,749
1,821
1,871
1,359
1,436
1,590
1,711
1,827
1,174
1,285
1,469
1,552
1,698
1,219
1,286
1,434
1,536
1,659
140.5
155.2
168.4
178.3
193.3
146.7
163.0
176.5
188.0
205.7
60.8
64.2
70.8
96.3
96.7
894
1,126
1,183
982
710
246.1
277.0
275.9
277.4
221.6
92.4
100.3
113.0
128.8
143.2
1,870
1,998
2,173
2,357
2,495
2,009
2,141
2,322
2,506
2,660
1,943
2,065
2,222
2,431
2,553
1,906
2,063
2,263
2,498
2,671
1,803
1,905
2,071
2,424
2,343
92.4
100.0
106.5
114.7
125.1
92.6
100.0
107.5
117.1
127.7
91.7
100.0
109.0
119.0
128.9
210.9
228.6
247.7
269.3
287.7
223.4
240.0
258.4
279.5
301.4
93.4
100.0
119.4
142.6
163.0
151.9
154.1
2,643
2,841
2,645
2,873
2,453
137.4
150.0
140.1
151.9
136.0
147.5
310.3
330.6
328.9
356.1
156.7
146.8
257.5
257.6
259.0
259.2
259.9
267.5
267.4
267.9
268.7
268.8
269.2
277.6
270.4
273.9
281.1
281.1
281.5
282.6
283.9
286.0
290.4
290.6
291.6
292.4
280.9
280.7
283.9
282.6
279.9
284.1
291.5
291.8
294.1
293.3
292.2
297.7
289.0
292.1
292.4
292.5
296.0
298.6
303.5
307.6
309.0
309.7
312.5
314.3
298.2
298.4
298.0
305.5
307.3
308.3
313.9
314.0
315.0
321.4
323.3
326.8
312.1
313.5
316.6
319.1
322.8
322.3
331.6
332.8
336.1
341.9
344.2
344.0
323.3
325.4
324.4
325.1
325.5
329.4
344.9
347.1
346.5
347.4
347.6
355.2
334.2
334.3
335.0
334.8
335.6
340.0
363.0
363.0
363.3
363.2
364.8
367.7
563
651
695
626
647
1981
1982
986
1,000
564
546
240.9
238.9
1979:
January
February
March .
April
May
June
1,461
1,492
1,720
1,597
1,684
1,640
959
935
1,139
1,062
1,067
1,041
19.2
18.7
23.6
24.8
27.7
26.3
280
274
274
286
286
295
121.3
122.6
123.8
124.3
126.8
127.3
2,264
2,268
2,287
2,291
2,325
2,355
2,431
2,430
2,446
2,446
2,467
2,477
2,331
2,353
2,359
2,360
2,375
2,386
2,377
2,372
2,427
2,428
2,449
2,460
2,161
2,157
2,173
2,173
2,235
2,251
111.0
112.7
115.6
111.6
113.3
115.8
113.9
116.7
117.1
1,534
1,591
1,638
1,481
1,276
1,254
989
989
965
901
770
777
22.5
29.1
23.8
27.2
19.8
14.7
291
288
269
279
255
232
128.7
130.7
131.4
133.4
134.5
134.9
2,377
2,401
2,410
2,442
2,440
2,425
2,483
2,522
2,532
2,626
2,617
2,600
2,446
2,488
2,494
2,498
2,546
2,534
2,500
2,535
2,545
2,634
2,631
2,612
2,255
2,285
2,292
2,302
2,303
2,289
115.9
118.7
120.7
117.1
119.7
121.7
119.0
121.6
122.8
786
733
576
476
508
650
18.4
18.9
19.3
18.2
15.5
15.4
269
267
226
202
169
169
136.8
139.0
139.2
140.4
142.2
144.5
2,423
2,435
2,432
2,418
2,430
2,502
2,594
2,606
2,600
2,561
2,563
2,672
2,531
2,535
2,533
2,510
2,509
2,528
2,605
2,617
2,610
2,609
2,607
2,626
2,284
2,289
2,286
2,261
2,259
2,367
120.1
123.1
122.9
121.0
123.8
123.1
123.2
125.4
124.6
June
1,280
1,199
988
808
861
1,118
July
August
September
October
November
December
1,259
1,367
1,484
1,366
1,383
1,249
772
846
881
824
819
745
17.0
20.0
21.5
23.7
17.8
16.0
204
213
235
241
244
246
144.7
144.7
144.8
145.6
146.8
147.8
2,531
2,551
2,545
2,547
2,556
2,566
2,726
2,735
2,717
2,711
2,715
2,723
2,580
2,589
2,577
2,575
2,579
2,587
2,722
2,732
2,717
2,730
2,738
2,744
2,383
2,398
2,384
2,395
2,399
2,406
126.4
129.1
125.1
129.6
132.0
127.2
130.5
132.9
128.9
1,221
1,199
1,183
1,190
1,173
976
693
702
690
686
654
565
15.9
17.4
21.6
24.1
22.9
23.1
243
251
249
260
260
251
148.9
149.1
151.2
151.2
150.6
150.4
2,578
2,581
2,576
2,600
2,635
2,655
2,773
2,781
2,788
2,807
2,805
2,784
2,621
2,639
2,629
2,644
2,640
2,631
2,820
2,821
2,834
2,855
2,855
2,821
2,396
2,357
2,346
2,361
2,485
2,476
131.1
133.9
129.7
132.6
135.3
131.3
135.4
138.1
134.4
935
889
847
731
748
796
543
512
461
401
411
458
21.8
22.4
21.6
20.3
15.7
14.2
261
237
231
214
212
216
152.1
153.0
153.5
153.9
153.6
155.1
2,678
2,679
2,676
2,678
2,678
2,700
2,894
2,896
2,898
2,892
2,878
2,893
2,653
2,668
2,658
2,655
2,646
2,659
2,915
2,909
2,893
2,896
2,918
2,934
2,467
2,505
2,494
2,491
2,523
2,535
139.7
141.9
138.3
142.1
145.3
140.4
143.2
145.9
141.6
800
820
883
880
951
924
448
451
475
462
489
513
13.9
17.3
22.1
22.3
21.8
23.6
221
248
244
249
244
252
156.2
154.7
153.9
155.5
154.4
154.4
144.1
146.3
142.1
146.0
148.5
143.1
149.0
151.1
146.1
1,065
928
1,029
1,154
1,227
1,326
507
515
576
657
738
753
19.4
22.2
21.2
20.4
18.8
15.9
240
234
222
224
251
243
155.2
153.4
152.8
153.9
152.7
153.4
152.6
154.3
149.9
153.6
155.2
151.2
154.9
156.0
152.5
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
Construction
703
720
761
792
814
90.2
118.0
150.8
191.3
216.5
1,296
1,690
"1,800
1,552
1,191
July
August
September
October
November
December
Building
Federal
Highway
Administration—
Federal-aid
highway
construction,
composite
index
(average for
year or
quarter)
(1977 7=
100)
814
836
858
888
925
723
716
750
720
710
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
11
Engineering NewsRecord (1967
=
100) 6
810
832
857
878
904
9
10
The American Appraisal Company (1913 = 100) 4
741
756
780
802
824
8
972
1,141
1,353
1,324
1,352
CONSTRUCTION COST INDEXES
MANUFACTURER'S
SHIPMENTS OF
MOBILE HOMES
(Thousands
of
units) 2
-^•Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 162.
129.1
138.0
149.8
162.5
157.9
168.3
163.1
161.8
160.0
152.4
157.3
156.8
145.3
146.8
147.8
146.1
34
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
CONSTRUCTION AND REAL ESTATE—REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGE APPLICATIONS FOR NEW HOME
CONSTRUCTION (Thousands of units) 1
YEAR AND MONTH
Applications for FHA
commitments
Unadjusted
HOME MORTGAGES INSURED OR
GUARANTEED BY—(Millions of
dollars)
Requests for \
Seasonally
adjusted at
annual rates
*
Unadjusted
1961
236.2
1962
1963
1964
1965
215.3
185.8
179.0
185.5
177.8
171.2
139.3
113.6
102.1
150.4
164.4
166.9
187.6
315.0
Seasonally
adjusted at
annual rates
*
Federal Housing
Administration:z
Face amount
Veterans
Administration:a
Face amount
FEDERAL HOME
LOAN BANKS,
OUTSTANDING
ADVANCES TO
MEMBER
INSTITUTIONS,
END OF YEAR
OR MONTH
(Millions 4of
dollars)
NEW MORTGAGE LOANS OF ALL SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATIONS, ESTIMATED (Millions of dollars) 6
By purpose of loan
Total
Home
construction
Home
purchase
All other
purposes
7,317
4,765.22
5,270.86
5,569.10
6,573.22
7,464.59
1,831.53
2,652.14
3,045.12
2,852.21
2,652.23
2,662
3,479
4,784
5,325
5,997
17,733
21,153
25,173
24,913
24,192
5,212
6,115
7,185
6,638
6,013
124.2
131.7
138.2
143.7
6,095.32
5,884.64
6,495.94
7,120.63
8,113.73
2,600.53
3,404.87
3,773.88
4,073.86
3,442.90
6,935
4,386
5,259
9,289
10,615
16,924
20,122
21,983
21,847
21,386
3,653
4,243
217.9
209.4
161.9
161.1
157.7
10,374.54
8,067.06
4,473.30
3,933.70
6,166.12
6,065.83
8,419.86
7,467.53
7,909.60
8,863.84
7,936
7,979
15,147
17,845
39,419
51,369
49,412
38,958
55,040
113.3
118.8
133.8
141.4
183.4
211.8
192.7
216.1
202.2
6,362.12
8,840.84
11,139.97
18,166.74
16,458.53
10,414.77
13,753.02
14,470.40
16,505.50
13,855.54
15,862
20,173
32,670
41,838
48,963
78,776
107,368
110,294
100,546
72,537
14,812
20,717
22,495
20,583
14,946
48,245
66,060
68,380
62,740
42,957
15,719
20,591
19,419
17,223
14,634
1981
1982
92.3
99.8
153.8
155.0
10,278.14
8,087.07
7,905.93
5,428.27
65,194
66,004
53,283
54,298
11,599
11,765
28,299
21,779
13,385
20,754
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
6,678
1,420
1,272
1,702
1,877
2,153
2,132
3,960
3,322
12.7
12.2
15.3
11.6
1,298
1,097
1,385
1,492
1,701
1,750
5,987
6,460
5,371
6,100
4,854
3,187
1,515
1,536
1,460
1,682
1,292
1,015
...
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
99.2
366.8
225.2
.
83.2
87.1
82.3
1974......
1975 ...
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
»
July
August
September
October
November .
December
1980:
January
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October .
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
.. .
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
95.0
9.4
8.3
6
6,824
8,548
10,215
7,566
10,097
6
5,204
6,388
7,933
7,737
7,349
7,828
9,604
11,215
11,254
10,238
5,443
6,275
5,852
5,836
6,998
18,779
26,594
29,566
23,560
32,106
13,816
16,227
6
9,631
7,832
12,837
126
123
118
129
132
133
15.7
14.6
21.4
18.8
19.5
19.4
215
192
234
200
207
221
1,420.67
1 ,422.09
1,467.69
1,045.24
1,453.98
1 ,530.82
1,418.91
1 ,367.36
1,415.68
1 ,074.90
1,082.49
1,096.35
32,489
31,738
31,881
33,149
33,802
35,071
127
147
144
133
126
108
20.0
21.4
18.4
19.6
14.2
13.0
231
228
244
211
188
215
1 ,521 .04
1,993.88
1,807.96
1,283.52
1,423.50
1,695.20
1,910.07
1,099.57
1,390.96
1,530.52
36,188
36,922
38,596
40,398
40,884
41,838
9,398
9,943
8,532
9,626
7,615
5,372
1,896
1,947
1,701
1,844
1,469
1,170
116
119
118
113
138
134
15.2
16.6
15.7
14.9
14.8
17.4
211
204
180
159
166
209
2,085.53
1,401.68
1,287.33
1,367.96
926.69
918.70
1,956.35
1,301.10
1,252.31
1,148.69
848.02
740.56
41,733
44,122
44,660
43,366
42,364
4,116
4,344
5,723
4,581
3,241
4,130
981
928
1,119
969
706
915
2,316
2,544
3,547
2,793
1,848
2,374
819
872
1,057
819
687
841
173
181
204
158
136
130
22.3
21.0
20.3
19.8
12.9
11.3
246
243
242
211
188
169
1 ,324.06
1,506.58
1,461.37
1,584.55
1 ,242.93
1,351.14
817.14
944.00
1 ,623.90
1,133.39
1,135.18
954.90
41,473
42,605
44,161
46,115
47,322
48,963
5,711
8,339
9,500
9,336
6,574
6,942
1,238
1,556
1,803
1,886
1,391
1,454
3,498
5,208
5,708
5,552
3,821
3,748
975
1,575
1,989
1,898
1,362
1,740
8.8
7.4
113
117
122
121
87
82
12.5
14.9
17.3
18.2
15.4
14.2
182
196
192
192
180
156
955.33
849.36
983.70
1,121.55
983.42
978.02
917.26
745.20
706.41
769.70
583.44
875.83
48,581
48,206
49,175
51,530
53,148
56,095
4,288
3,679
4,927
5,537
5,734
6,052
1,030
889
1,226
1,367
1,248
1,187
2,317
1,967
2,540
2,828
3,130
3,435
941
823
1,161
1,342
1,356
1,430
6.2
7.2
5.4
4.5
4.6
8.2
68
84
66
52
75
115
13.8
11.9
150
135
99
100
123
141
793.47
622.98
1,014.78
654.28
727.94
593.31
644.07
696.21
660.19
485.73
464.19
357.69
59,475
62,471
64,347
64,662
64,409
65,194
4,987
4,055
3,865
3,465
2,934
3,760
1,003
772
803
650
600
824
2,771
2,323
1,970
1,838
1,498
1,682
1,213
960
1,092
977
836
1,254
7.5
8.6
9.8
6.3
5.2
6.7
128
110
101
74
65
90
138
120
119
143
149
157
443.87
606.52
585.12
547.57
589.61
716.28
327.39
393.60
11.1
13.6
13.0
14.1
421 .78
374.45
327.85
443.89
65,099
65,089
66,162
67,941
67,801
69,398
2,628
2,849
3,966
3,807
3,797
5,006
495
592
966
832
796
1,052
1,204
1,320
1,647
1,612
1,607
2,080
929
937
1,353
1,363
1,394
1,874
8.2
6.8
9.8
100
102
180
106
143
168
12.3
11.9
12.9
15.7
16.9
15.1
137
128
154
186
227
238
653.80
592.51
772.41
724.61
771.21
1 ,083.56
438.90
552.50
743.54
385.69
454.78
563.89
69,325
68,399
67,642
67,077
66,308
66,004
4,101
4,543
5,112
4,724
5,314
8,451
859
981
1,154
1,125
1,194
1,719
1,921
1,962
1,988
1,786
1,938
2,714
1,321
1,600
1,970
1,813
2,182
4,018
11.5
13.4
11.3
12.3
10.0
5.9
8.2
8.9
9.9
10.0
12.3
10.9
15.4
15.6
16.5
12.9
9.6
11.3
7.4
8.3
13.0
11.3
11.8
7.9
11.3
8.5
9.0
8.7
9.1
9.3
9.1
1,578.30
1 ,641 .58
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
21 ,804
4,916
4,757
4,150
8,650
10,055
10,538
10,830
41 ,802
5,691
7,706
8,648
10,400
10,937
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 162.
4,619
5,279
6,546
7,055
35
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
DOMESTIC TRADE-ADVERTISING
MAGAZINE ADVERTISING, GENERAL NATIONAL FARM MAGAZINES—Cost (Thousands of dollars) z
ADVERTISING INDEXES— McCann-Erickson,l seasonally
adjusted monthly data (1967=100)
YEAR AND MONTH
Combined
index
Network
TV
Spot TV
Magazines
Newspapers
Total 3
1961
831.2
1962
1963
1964
1965
875.3
Apparel and
accessories
53.9
54.9
57.3
62.0
64.8
Automotive,
including
accessories
83.9
94.8
101.8
110.6
112.2
Foods, soft
drinks,
confection-
Beer, wine,
liquors
Household
equipment,
supplies,
furnishings
122.7
126.9
124.3
134.8
134.0
51.0
54.0
56.4
58.1
69.5
55.5
59.6
66.3
71.6
74.7
45.5
44.7
45.1
48.5
46.5
134.0
148.3
142.0
155.6
156.6
125.1
116.1
104.7
101.2
79.2
89.2
93.0
102.8
99.4
98.0
80.2
70.5
73.3
76.9
71.1
55.4
62.7
56.8
60.1
43.8
83.6
80.9
87.0
33.1
29.4
28.4
35.4
34.2
83.4
Building
materials
Drugs and
toiletries
29.6
27.8
26.5
27.1
32.2
78.6
85.6
96.4
108.8
117.9
ary
Industrial
materials
90
85
90
93
93
931.6
996.6
1,083.3
106
115
112
105
115
114
114
127
125
103
108
104
105
111
105
1,170.5
1,161.0
1,163.6
1 ,243.4
1,185.7
67.9
60.7
62.9
60.4
50.9
124.6
103.7
112.5
115.2
95.3
34.2
30.9
28.2
26.5
20.8
109
124
135
150
160
116
133
139
153
166
110
116
116
121
119
117
130
131
141
142
1,190.7
1,210.6
1,316.0
1,372.3
1 ,328.7
46.0
44.2
52.9
50.8
46.0
104.8
102.1
120.4
104.7
101.3
18.4
21.0
26.7
24.7
20.6
154.1
145.0
140.6
143.2
138.1
103.9
113.6
1975
112
125
130
141
147
96.2
91.1
90.9
103.4
100.7
63.0
72.9
86.4
79.6
54.9
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
180
211
241
274
307
191
237
269
312
353
215
229
263
293
330
143
174
209
235
253
175
198
214
246
279
1 ,626.6
1,976.8
2,364.8
2,634.0
2,872.6
57.8
68.6
85.8
91.9
142.3
177.1
112.2
212.6
231.1
28.3
37.1
46.3
46.4
52.5
167.4
201.0
221.9
262.1
280.8
120.7
150.3
186.7
200.5
211.9
111.0
133.3
192.8
234.0
239.2
113.4
148.8
132.5
139.6
47.0
55.0
58.4
69.9
71.0
1981
1982
344
383
379
284
323
3,256.9
3,421.2
143.4
154.4
291.7
330.0
59.3
52.3
320.4
329.3
234.4
256.9
258.1
167.9
146.7
67.7
50.9
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
.
1971
1972.
.
1973
1974.. ..
1979:
January
February
March
April
7.4
5.1
17.7
16.2
15.1
15.5
17.9
10.6
12.0
16.0
19.5
18.9
21.9
13.7
15.1
11.0
4.7
6.0
14.8
10.9
22.1
27.4
19.6
2.8
2.7
5.7
7.1
5.5
2.0
18.9
22.2
25.8
22.6
23.7
18.8
15.3
12.9
14.4
19.7
27.7
18.1
17.9
12.8
17.0
24.9
27.5
34.9
13.0
15.2
18.5
10.0
14.3
20.1
24.4
20.4
24.0
20.1
1.9
3.2
4.4
6.5
7.0
5.1
15.1
20.0
21.1
25.2
28.0
24.6
10.6
19.7
19.5
18.8
15.3
17.3
12.0
15.2
19.4
20.3
20.3
22.9
11.6
14.7
16.6
11.7
12.8
12.1
24.4
27.7
22.2
3.3
3.1
5.9
5.2
4.3
2.6
21.0
23.6
27.5
25.3
27.1
22.5
15.2
13.4
14.5
19.6
29.4
18.4
13.7
11.9
16.8
22.0
27.8
37.0
12.5
15.2
18.6
10.9
14.8
24.0
25.7
27.2
31.0
29.0
2.3
3.2
3.2
4.8
7.4
5.3
18.1
24.9
27.4
31.6
31.3
27.4
17.9
18.4
19.4
17.5
19.5
11.5
14.4
17.8
19.6
19.0
25.7
11.6
14.8
18.4
12.3
17.6
17.4
14.7
29.3
38.4
21.0
3.6
4.8
7.2
5.4
5.4
3.8
21.4
22.3
30.9
28.2
31.1
23.5
17.6
15.8
18.4
23.7
34.2
20.3
15.0
14.3
18.1
24.8
33.7
37.9
14.6
21.1
23.5
13.0
20.3
23.5
29.6
25.5
36.5
17.0
2.7
2.5
4.4
5.9
6.8
4.4
20.1
27.8
27.5
30.8
34.4
28.7
10.3
21.1
18.5
26.2
21.2
22.8
15.1
16.2
20.8
20.7
22.7
23.2
21.2
20.1
17.9
36.8
46.2
26.9
3.7
3.0
6.9
5.1
4.1
2.7
22.6
23.5
30.4
30.3
28.5
24.7
20.9
15.8
22.3
26.9
34.3
20.8
16.1
12.2
19.5
24.3
32.6
34.8
June
228
225
218
223
228
240
238
238
228
242
229
244
July
August
September
October
November
December
279
295
286
281
291
287
303
327
347
333
332
341
301
312
293
320
305
278
240
259
235
222
255
249
267
274
247
230
257
260
172.5
164.4
231.4
275.3
300.6
243.5
315
321
317
314
313
317
351
364
374
357
360
389
342
336
321
337
344
327
269
273
261
267
251
248
288
297
295
280
286
284
174.6
219.2
257.3
263.1
269.7
235.7
308
305
293
284
292
303
361
369
335
315
329
333
337
324
324
305
319
346
248
241
239
246
242
249
273
265
263
261
271
279
255.6
277.4
327
336
358
350
351
343
370
357
381
387
382
392
349
360
390
382
391
379
262
274
286
294
281
278
324
363
385
330
351
312
225.7
268.0
288.3
297.9
267.1
7.4
343
342
338
338
348
352
381
395
377
370
398
402
380
374
385
378
386
399
282
281
290
293
288
292
321
304
287
300
307
301
196.6
210.9
284.8
330.5
393.3
275.3
6.4
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October ..
November
December ..
1982:
January...
February
March
April ..
May
June
July
August ...
September
October
November
December
212.8
173.1
176.1
315.5
256.2
184.3
211.2
249.5
287.8
290.9
338.9
262.7
210.7
211.6
307.5
351.1
397.6
285.5
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
7,2
5.7
9.4
13.2
18.5
21.5
24.8
26.6
25.3
261
266
272
295
297
310
May
9.9
1.9
2.3
3.2
3.6
4.6
3.8
283
299
284
296
305
292
151.3
185.3
261.3
12.5
16.6
20.3
23.5
20.9
16.8
255
260
253
266
268
273
209.8
246.5
240.6
220.8
5.4
3.5
7.9
11.2
12.2
10.5
10.3
7.6
5.3
4.7
10.0
13.3
9.0
5.9
5.4
7.9
16.0
13.0
12.0
9.7
6.7
6.2
12.1
14.4
11.1
12.9
21.1
15.4
16.5
11.6
7.9
8.4
15.1
15.9
11.8
5.5
7.6
13.0
23.2
17.2
16.7
11.9
7.3
8.5
9.0
7.3
6.5
5.0
7.3
8.2
7.3
8.9
7.8
9.9
9.5
7.1
6.7
12.5
14.9
19.2
9.6
8.5
6.7
17.1
16.0
17.5
10.8
3.9
5.0
5.8
5.9
6.3
5.5
3.7
4.S
7.0
7.8
8.3
6.0
4.8
5.7
6.6
7.1
6.6
5.8
3.5
4.0
7.4
7.3
7.5
4.5
4.3
3.8
5.8
6.0
7.2
5.4
4.3
4.0
5.9
7.9
8.3
4.7
3.5
4.2
5.5
5.2
8.0
3.5
3.2
3.2
3.9
3.7
4.4
2.4
36
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
DOMESTIC TRADE-ADVERTISING AND WHOLESALE TRADE
MERCHANT WHOLES3ALERS— Unadjusted fc r seasonal variation (M Ilions of dollars) 2
MAGAZINE ADVE RTISING—Cost (Thousands of dollars) »
cleansers, etc.
1961
.
1962.
1963
1964.
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969.
.
materials
All other
Durable goods
establishments
Total
84
93
11 9
159
21 7
288
33 1
359
38 2
41 9
2733
176
229
396
399
394
481
647
4127
4160
203 847
233 379
4287
250*147
481 4
4689
271 304
287310
22.1
..
Inventor es, book value, end ol period
Sales
YEAR AND MONTH
153
284 6
3096
320 9
3679
143850
152082
160578
174351
187331
59836
64 541
68696
75733
82861
91 128
99733
110861
122240
127214
Nondurable goods
establishments
Durable goods
establishments
Total
Nondurable goods
14438
8088
8391
98618
104470
14817
15959
16927
18273
112719
133646
139286
149064
160,096
20,771
25721
26,897
29439
33,317
1 1 ,959
8,812
15038
16,075
17699
19,464
10683
10,822
174 145
193925
254 145
326173
329 945
36 198
21 746
40457
45980
57569
56985
23975
27050
34863
36165
14453
16,482
18930
22,706
20820
84014
87541
91 882
8874
9602
10390
6,350
6426
7,085
7325
7,883
11 740
13,854
1970
16.3
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
17 7
205
186
176
194
105 7
946
110 5
4604
4862
315086
355013
548 3
1366
1434
5851
456 168
572976
559 472
161 088
202 023
246 803
229 527
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
250
337
374
161 7
6820
8130
9628
1 0708
300
608 330
671 844
793 399
944 165
1111 901
257 420
297 291
362 387
424,004
472131
350910
1943
203 0
2782
2903
374 553
431 012
520,161
639 770
64336
72,355
85838
98,653
112853
40729
46,131
54916
62,144
70586
23607
26,224
30922
36,509
42267
297
3166
358.0
1 3689
1,450.6
1 208 070
26.5
509 743
457,713
698 327
686,639
117566
119,302
75601
77,415
41,965
41,887
685
81 6
861
67319
65,309
78471
74,798
29270
29,150
36005
34,750
37135
35,939
38049
36,159
42466
40,048
44260
43,000
87080
89,525
55353
57,605
58391
58,932
31 727
60119
60,245
31 632
35260
38898
35,522
40,149
37021
34,905
43 021
93877
93,887
94,689
96,746
98024
98,653
61 505
61 593
62,144
32372
32,294
33,135
34,864
36259
36,509
36322
36,835
39413
38723
37752
38324
48982
47,263
50062
49787
100,394
102,396
103,416
48855
103 143
103,294
103 736
62963
64,602
65750
66737
67,999
68528
37,431
37,794
37,666
36406
35,295
35208
38 584
53021
53,078
55,694
104570
106,660
108,099
61 214
111 256
113205
112853
68120
69,440
68,924
68741
69,669
70586
36,450
37,220
39,175
42515
43,536
42,267
112703
114574
115115
113,181
112681
113,364
69871
71,918
72895
73,099
74667
75,173
42832
42,656
42,220
40,082
38,014
38,191
59,427
111 658
112875
114,136
115,310
117715
117,566
73901
74,719
75,295
74,537
75991
75,601
37757
38,156
38,841
40,773
41,724
41,965
1981
1982
35.0
..
1979:
January
February
March
April....
Mav...
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May....
June..
27
2.8
41
3.6
33
3.6
155
196
193
225
21 3
223
23
21
2.1
25
38
2.2
230
224
27.9
275
285
28.5
579 1
1 2139
1029
1007
79.7
61 8
61 2
99.0
1155
119 1
95.8
27
2.3
26
31
3.2
22
236
27 1
244
248
243
1104
1093
1148
July
August
September
October
November
December
g
2.3
3.3
31
2.7
14
21 3
23 1
68 1
71 0
113.2
1981:
January
February...
March
April
Mav.. ..
June
19
1.9
21
3.0
34
2.0
20 7
248
300
298
248
285
14
1.9
3.2
3.6
35
1.7
25 5
275
1.5
19
28
31
30
2.3
21 2
245
27 1
289
323
282
14
17
2.1
3.2
2.5
1.1
27 2
31 0
July
August
September
October
November ..
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
Mav..
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
23.1
25.5
24 9
243
234
789
977
957
1172
1340
103 5
860
968
1139
1178
1268
1045
25.6
734
807
125.1
236
284
1468
1703
25.2
112.7
32.0
342
38.7
32.7
101 4
1125
123 3
1296
1430
1175
666
828
132.1
153 1
172.0
116.7
1,144,352
81 395
78,939
78 281
83874
78,710
88323
86061
82,685
85304
84,098
89475
88 510
89014
87 179
91 605
91 971
97,147
105984
97 397
104 217
99456
94620
106709
103887
101 030
102536
99 880
97478
100,936
38893
41,453
44770
39591
41 471
44976
43,188
48,174
49040
47,780
51 262
57806
62746
38256
39356
44461
44267
42849
45139
61 200
43 263
43 197
56617
54281
57,479
59454
55264
62248
59620
58181
57397
91 365
91,572
91,751
91,623
61,554
61 882
61 765
31,920
32974
32,640
31,378
103 132
97804
100,602
43,457
43678
40645
41,175
89338
89234
106 276
98687
97 707
100393
35189
36303
42275
39361
37500
39,143
54,149
52931
64001
59,326
60207
61,250
117,679
116311
117529
119,616
117563
118,772
75,786
76,151
77319
79,642
78527
79,658
41,893
40,160
40210
39,974
39,036
39,114
93 273
36971
38103
38,473
38,473
38,279
37,643
56302
56188
55,153
54,594
55,902
56,636
118676
117271
118,424
120,222
119,620
119,302
80648
79,398
79,731
79,439
77,964
77,415
38028
37,873
38,693
40,783
41,656
41,887
94291
93,626
93067
94,181
94,279
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
140941
57 159
37
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
DOMESTIC TRADE—RETAIL TRADE
ALL TYPES OF RETAIL STORES—Estimated sales, unadjusted for seasonal variation and trading-day differences »
Nondurable goods stores
Durable goods stores
YEAR AND MONTH
All retail
stores 2
Total2
*
1966
1967
1968 .
1969
1970 ..
303 956
292 956
324 358
346717
368 403
98 301
88 725
101 695
108621
109 195
3
3
12 573
13257
15330
16,770
17561
37472
43 482
46736
49297
56884
3
58089
53 813
61 693
65002
62 576
14 558
14 187
15866
16*779
17 688
Food stores
3
Gasoline
service
stations
Apparel
and
accessory
stores 2
Eating and
drinking
places
Drug and
proprietary
stores
Liquor
stores
Millions of dollars
151 690
160669
166739
177277
189 942
10 078
10497
11 267
12 724
13 352
3
General
merchandise
group stores
Total
*
11 055
11 418
1 1 ,568
11 594
12 388
67 302
74894
79,927
84593
94 186
246,666
261 870
284 128
3
Automotive
dealers 2
Furniture,
home
furnishings,
and
equipment
stores
*
218 992
235 563
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
Building
materials,
hardware,
garden
supply, and
mobile
home
dealers 2
205 655
204 231
222 663
238 096
259 208
53 398
55643
57254
60224
64016
3
40 956
45 042
47755
50251
3
68 137
69 371
74 796
80 131
88675
17 007
17644
18,319
19 196
20611
3
21 792
22 575
24984
26554
29 181
13 614
14 164
14233
15295
15 765
3
17 291
16342
17 966
19465
20 194
3
22098
23 510
26082
27847
31 065
4433
4892
5,138
5410
5674
7 629
7917
8068
8476
9 186
15 549
16434
17 194
18462
20 201
3
9 988
10789
11 758
12542
13839
3
6081
6 574
7 175
7648
8312
1971 ....
1972
1973
1974
1975
406 234
449 069
509 538
540 988
588 146
128 810
148427
172912
169 417
182966
20233
23 314
26946
26 979
27033
77426
88 478
103339
96 504
106616
18857
21 987
24264
25 950
26921
277 424
300642
336 626
371 571
405 180
55516
62 710
69480
73 428
78043
92587
99035
1 1 1 430
1 25 955
138371
30912
33 389
36935
43 022
47547
22 110
24 127
27708
28 896
31 315
32 868
36 180
40402
44673
51 067
14384
15 331
17016
18444
19872
9 186
9699
10205
11 001
11 809
1976
1977
1978
1979 ..
1980
657 375
725 220
807 426
900 558
962816
21 7 805
248 692
278617
302 357
292 81 1
33000
38860
45011
50722
50,443
129754
149 952
166139
1 74 662
158276
30021
33 176
36928
42789
44939
439 570
476 528
528 809
598 201
670,005
84324
93508
103321
110282
115,733
147972
1 57 941
175700
199210
222 687
51 949
56468
60648
75325
97434
33717
35565
40'489
43422
46188
57211
63 276
71*869
82 270
90*367
21 620
23 196
25*378
28 173
30613
12357
12967
13767
15551
17507
1 ,047 573
1,075,679
316,020
320,868
51,968
48,975
1 73,922
182,390
47462
46,513
731,553
754,811
127,948
131,282
241 102
252,802
108,231
104,633
50270
51,991
98585
107,357
33593
35,849
18,631
19,031
June
62932
61 733
73508
71 776
76085
76193
21 116
21 128
26083
25604
27141
26518
2910
2729
3753
4085
4,700
4852
13054
13 363
16543
15867
16330
15 319
2968
2897
3338
3 169
3405
3 600
41 816
40605
47425
46 172
48944
49675
6 181
6098
8084
8305
8850
8657
15 188
14476
16536
15407
16675
17 444
5 132
4 978
5580
5714
6194
6430
2844
2 554
3336
3453
3382
3344
5680
5 655
6784
6665
6*957
7 183
2 157
2077
2245
2244
2330
2301
1
1
1
1
1
1
July
August
September
October
November
December
73508
79,382
74,050
77922
80432
93037
25605
27,522
24,597
26 188
24857
26298
4689
5,070
4,633
4 960
4371
3 970
14471
15786
13,631
14695
13249
12 354
3 586
3895
3,597
3 780
3 968
4 586
48203
51 860
49,453
51 734
55575
66 739
8 136
9 156
8,734
9419
11 573
17 089
16636
17276
16,615
16804
17384
18 769
6520
7004
6,700
7004
6965
7 104
3 175
3824
3,541
3 736
4 125
6 108
7239
7607
7,053
7 082
7015
7 350
2283
2,373
2,217
2 335
2402
3209
1 353
1,362
1,295
1 283
1 378
1 983
70993
70998
76396
75683
79 868
77957
22,267
22516
23 767
23264
23 886
24343
3,389
3335
3 687
4088
4 498
4471
12931
13 237
13 848
12 930
12 795
13 348
3410
3 338
3 480
3 395
3 524
3 475
48726
48 482
52 629
52419
55 982
53 614
6770
6858
8 281
8 559
9 403
8653
17 156
16 954
17 980
17647
19 232
18 083
7005
7031
7639
7832
8 235
8493
3085
2824
3 399
3599
3 650
3415
6685
6522
7 210
7359
7 819
7810
2,368
2361
2 388
2416
2 522
2420
1,310
1 277
1 326
1 327
1 462
1 420
80482
82407
78,136
84425
84,271
101 200
25 585
24 807
24,037
26083
24,596
27660
4466
4 507
4,648
4887
4,335
4 132
14 362
13 413
12,709
14 103
12431
12 169
3 734
3 804
3,708
3 909
4 151
5011
54 897
57600
54,099
58 342
59675
73 540
8 579
9 576
8,884
10 094
11*811
18265
19111
19 588
18,140
19295
18898
20 603
8 758
8 736
8,246
8 531
8248
8680
3 388
4067
3,731
4081
4346
6603
7 974
8275
7,597
7844
7447
7825
2435
2*475
2,419
2599
2,563
3647
1 478
1 508
1,363
1 443
1,515
2078
77383
74,333
84575
85 961
87758
88017
22490
23012
27215
26681
26701
28 059
3 457
3458
4 -J41
4 616
4881
5062
12 443
13364
16 112
15 127
14681
15 590
3 705
3 438
3 811
3 707
3*764
3 939
54893
51 321
57 360
59280
61 057
59958
7 327
7221
9053
10042
10 329
10 106
19 548
17750
19 119
19 626
20 663
19 981
8 388
7961
8 777
8913
9 183
9474
3 447
3064
3625
4 163
3*916
3 813
7 349
7008
8007
8 195
8656
8 568
2638
2,456
2626
2695
2739
2748
1 389
1,309
1 371
1 417
1 528
1 516
88996
89785
86,213
89542
88,098
106,912
27897
28245
26,647
26 183
24,829
28,061
4817
4 684
4,566
4515
4,070
3,701
15 693
16111
14,831
14 258
12,906
12,806
3 898
4024
3,972
4032
4,131
5,041
61 099
61 540
59,566
63 359
63,269
78,851
9 636
10 472
9,957
11 080
12,709
20,016
21 229
20409
19,810
21 004
19,765
22,198
9673
9 454
9,139
9265
8,849
9,155
3778
4350
4,136
4456
4,499
7,023
8828
8 894
8,357
8 560
7,916
8,247
2761
2753
2,654
2818
2,784
3,921
1 611
1 585
1,500
1 568
1,548
2,289
77343
76,21 1
86569
87 964
90812
88965
20 911
22550
27030
26983
28488
27615
2952
2,966
3740
4 187
4768
4 704
11 684
13402
16468
15 953
16742
15 689
3 386
3312
3 741
3 637
3664
3 847
56432
53661
59 539
60 981
62 324
61 350
7404
7431
9421
10 181
10707
10088
20 192
18762
20 283
20 812
21 404
21 020
8 670
7975
8465
8 359
8619
9 047
3 507
3351
3937
4 266
4*150
3 846
7 571
7548
8449
8 787
9*214
9271
2679
2,664
2899
2926
2930
2924
1 443
1,362
1 475
1 527
1 591
1 570
91 213
89642
88,159
91 416
94,196
113,189
27204
26922
26,776
26 824
28,423
31,142
4561
4 395
4,395
4 404
4,039
3,864
15459
15 321
15,261
15 218
16,233
14,960
3 926
3 865
3,765
3 859
4! 193
5,318
64009
62 720
61,383
64 592
65,773
82,047
10061
10452
10,066
11 036
13,197
21,238
22674
20 838
20,957
21 572
20,680
23,608
9463
9 169
8,706
8869
8,585
8,706
4020
4 374
4,151
4 395
4,762
7,232
9786
9 778
9,145
9 548
8,878
9,382
2924
2899
2,859
2953
3,021
4,171
1 690
1 559
1,505
1 553
1,559
2,197
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April-
May
066
038
151
115
201
326
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August ....
September
October
November
December
1981:
January....
February
March
April
May
June....
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January.
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 162 and 163.
38
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
DOMESTIC TRADE—RETAIL TRADE—Con.
ALL TYPES OF RETAIL STORES— Estimated sales, adjusted for seasonal variation and trading-day differences '
Durable goods stores
YEAR AND MONTH
Ail retail
stores 2
Total2
Total2
*
Building
materials and
supply stores
Hardware
stores
*
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stores
Automotive dealers
Building materials, hardware, garden supply, and
mobile home dealers
Total
Motor vehicle
dealers
Auto and
home supply
stores
Total2
Furniture,
home
furnishing
stores
Household
appliance,
radio, TV
Millions of dollars
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
72,937
73485
74,006
74447
24,690
24 370
25,113
25364
25,253
25032
3934
3677
4046
4066
4 196
4271
2,821
2620
2,883
2902
2,988
3068
611
575
647
656
667
665
14804
14638
14985
15096
14,814
14357
13559
13383
13,719
13807
13,514
13033
1 243
1 253
1,266
1 289
1,300
1 324
3,292
3347
3,382
3467
3,479
3592
2,016
2029
2,077
2 102
2,107
2143
929
972
963
992
1,021
1 056
74485
76458
77,271
77095
77,768
78264
24701
25744
25,798
25300
25,080
25290
4315
4465
4,345
4405
4,349
4368
3 109
3 155
3,091
3 148
3,127
3 162
671
723
712
694
697
675
13928
14 675
14,775
14252
14,083
14 244
12624
13 321
13,408
12871
12,709
12846
1 304
1 354
1,367
1 381
1,374
1 398
3670
3765
3,717
3714
3,646
3658
2195
2218
2,202
2206
2,175
2201
1 074
1 100
1,094
1 087
1,056
1 053
79425
78816
77721
77,191
77409
78,754
25670
25208
23630
22,903
22806
23,453
4 518
4349
4044
4026
4004
3987
3 244
3022
2 809
2841
2 JQJ
2752
710
709
684
682
695
694
14 359
13988
12816
12142
12 056
12668
12 930
12549
11 440
10688
10600
11 213
1 429
1 439
1 376
1 454
1 456
1 455
3 725
3705
3657
3,599
3614
3,619
2205
2,209
2167
2,144
2142
2,082
1 072
1,060
1 052
1,047
1 073
1,084
79794
80*439
80,970
82,442
83,024
83,741
24281
24095
24,393
25,167
25,390
25,384
4036
4096
4,284
4 340
4,435
4,450
2 792
2840
2,981
3018
3,070
3,088
710
711
714
730
724
745
13 316
13*057
13,114
13 673
13,641
13,538
11 832
11 580
11,662
12169
12,164
11,993
1 484
1 477
1,452
1 504
1,477
1,545
3 703
3717
3,765
3816
3,885
3,893
2 168
2,190
2,254
2,255
2,300
2,280
1 129
1,089
1,098
1,095
1,130
1,159
June
85355
86058
86,978
86746
86939
87948
26222
26456
26,861
26085
26439
26604
4 584
4640
4558
4 506
4435
4453
3223
3 255
3 174
3 130
3 114
3 100
739
750
749
753
726
738
14 134
14373
14722
14 083
14 512
14 572
12582
12748
13 143
12524
12 990
13012
1 552
1 625
1 579
1 559
1 522
1 560
4036
3973
4,004
3969
3965
3981
2,350
2338
2,334
2353
2374
2,358
1,177
1 161
1,185
1,176
1 138
1,164
July
August
September
October
November
December
87,759
88775
88,562
87231
87,358
87,409
26,616
27247
28,860
25591
25,457
25,479
4351
4 250
4,204
4026
4,149
3,955
2996
2934
2,901
2780
2,882
2,676
738
741
721
704
715
711
14663
15407
15,101
14 107
13,891
14,136
13029
13 748
13,424
12491
12,248
12,530
1 634
1 659
1,677
1 616
1,643
1,606
3,894
3972
3,996
3906
3,932
3,866
2,275
2,351
2,391
2,289
2,270
2,285
1,176
1,202
1,200
1,228
1,246
1,236
June
86542
88049
87 701
88468
90813
88603
25032
25741
25 973
26718
28 127
26,136
3971
3 970
4032
4119
4 281
4139
2666
2 709
2 771
2857
2 944
2903
760
714
715
707
735
696
13756
14 334
14609
15229
16430
14638
12 153
12686
12 955
13516
14 664
12834
1 603
1 648
1 654
1 713
1 766
1 804
3,773
3827
3 858
3885
3917
3,865
2,112
2161
2 182
2,233
2239
2,187
1,137
1 180
1 173
1,184
1 181
1,136
July
August
September
October
November
December
89,469
89069
89,897
90905
92,492
92,459
26,124
25831
26,619
27,154
28,721
28,723
4 134
4014
4,004
4024
4,057
4,143
2905
2821
2,809
2848
2,864
3,018
684
666
663
682
682
674
14650
14463
15,200
15713
17,104
16,727
12865
12709
13,424
13927
15,298
14,965
1 785
1 754
1,776
1 786
1,806
1,762
3,889
3807
3,807
3,834
3,868
4,100
2,204
2,187
2,180
2,242
2,258
2,326
1,222
1,123
1,109
1,118
1,175
1,317
July
August
September
October
November
December
71,489
71 615
1980:
January
February
March .
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 163.
39
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
DOMESTIC TRADE—RETAIL TRADE—Con.
ALL TYPES OF RETAIL STORES— Estimated sales, adjusted for seasonal variation and trading-day differences— Nondurable goods stores »
General merchandise group stores
Apparel and accessory stores
Food stores
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Total2
Department
stores
Variety
stores
Total
Grocery
stores
*
Gasoline
service
stations
Total 2
Men's
and boys'
clothing
Women's
clothing
spec,
stores,
furriers
Shoe
stores
Eating and
drinking
places
Drug and
proprietary
stores
Liquor
stores
Millions of dollars
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
June
46,799
47245
47 824
48 121
48 753
49415
8810
8717
8849
8942
9044
8999
7176
7061
7166
7245
7 319
7270
638
639
647
654
660
666
15,818
15909
15 985
16061
16332
16780
14,775
14862
14926
14996
15288
15736
5,442
5600
5659
5837
6037
6*124
3,513
3468
3607
3549
3563
3560
673
346
663
647
649
650
1,345
1 359
1 393
1 401
1 389
1,378
592
572
644
611
620
629
6,418
6,591
6818
6,705
6613
6,707
2,268
2,275
2272
2,313
2330
2,343
1,190
1,200
1 193
1,218
1 198
1,265
July
August
September
October
November
December
49 784
50714
51,473
51 795
52,688
52974
9 178
9267
9,406
9410
9,532
9452
7438
7489
7,574
7594
7,675
7638
668
674
703
689
700
687
16588
16664
17,067
17 109
17,440
17514
15 526
15613
16,000
16049
16,350
16382
6 128
6595
6,754
6921
7,007
7 176
3 661
3720
3,644
3668
3,698
3679
675
655
640
635
644
636
1 400
1 407
1,383
1 402
1,425
1 409
645
660
658
685
671
670
6797
6922
6,983
7,082
7,300
7,372
2388
2387
2,410
2,390
2,421
2,377
1 313
1,306
1,326
1,309
1,333
1,379
53755
53 608
54091
54288
54603
55301
9552
9418
9225
9270
9381
9396
7703
7604
7411
7469
7588
7 566
701
683
671
675
677
680
17 694
17 734
18 048
18 129
18192
18 393
16 548
16 579
16882
16 928
16992
17 165
7 381
7 552
7 811
7 951
8003
8 222
3 749
3 684
3677
3 732
3750
3 841
626
625
623
622
632
657
1 426
1 389
1 385
1 408
1*394
1 418
685
656
661
675
678
690
7486
7271
7,320
7366
7,349
7445
2477
2470
2,475
2475
2,504
2505
1,441
1 411
1,417
1 420
1,414
1 420
55513
53344
56,577
57275
57634
58357
9 504
9671
9,644
9910
9905
9 988
7671
7818
7,785
7 998
8013
8043
673
679
672
685
681
684
18 564
18855
18,972
19046
19 136
19 393
17 332
17572
17,682
17 743
17 828
18038
8 185
8 273
8,254
8 372
8 486
8 620
3 785
3 924
3,876
3 956
3940
3 989
644
691
662
672
663
654
1 406
1 436
1,442
1 467
1 450
1 481
677
702
702
707
725
710
7452
7530
7,635
7713
7,717
7920
2515
2541
2,576
2625
2,659
2664
1 400
1 420
1,408
1 427
1,439
1,433
59 133
59602
60 117
60661
60500
61 344
10 138
10379
10418
10648
10495
10813
8 187
8392
8 435
8631
8 511
8 792
713
724
728
738
716
730
19462
19 570
19 726
19899
19 905
20 157
18 111
18204
18 368
18 534
18 563
18823
8 811
8*905
9011
9 021
9066
9023
4 069
4 156
4 129
4 161
4 118
4208
663
688
678
683
672
674
1 519
1*539
1 518
1 534
1 524
1 570
734
756
761
768
768
786
8076
8,111
8170
8 154
8,205
8207
2734
2,690
2724
2753
2,761
2810
1 437
1,450
1 441
1 447
1,439
1 435
61 143
61 528
61,702
61,640
61,901
61,930
10646
10 774
10,758
10,687
10,836
10,794
8631
8 734
8,750
8,668
8,755
8,746
730
730
719
722
722
721
20 172
20 383
20,248
20,426
20,518
20,617
18 809
19043
18,904
19,091
19,179
19,291
9 030
9 148
9,074
9,113
9,073
8,521
4 200
4237
4,264
4,234
4,201
4,216
669
698
695
713
659
664
1 565
1 573
1,576
1,528
1,547
1,543
783
772
767
779
770
810
8204
8 197
8,365
8,319
8,306
8,280
2820
2853
2,835
2,858
2,858
2,866
1 449
1 459
1,462
1,458
1,463
1,500
61 510
62308
61 728
61 750
62686
62467
10459
10677
10726
10 702
11 032
10 796
8605
8731
8778
8 752
9009
8822
700
703
735
713
738
712
20479
20705
20 590
20 782
21 113
21 025
19 148
19330
19264
19457
19733
19624
9 155
8911
8 629
8409
8559
8 649
4231
4535
4354
4278
4417
4 226
630
656
665
678
707
681
1 583
1 680
1 610
1 592
1 644
1 560
810
870
837
801
834
792
8347
8,726
8,621
8674
8,817
8863
2817
2,918
2,979
2950
2,975
2999
1 586
1,584
1,609
1 635
1,612
1,583
63345
63238
63,278
63751
63,771
63,736
10925
10841
10,847
10858
11,043
11,410
8929
8 845
8,821
8865
8,928
9,265
729
738
724
726
729
744
21 247
21 213
21,253
21 370
21,333
21,423
19839
1980S
19,870
20003
19,964
20,139
8 803
8 741
8,750
8 747
8,733
8,628
4364
4321
4,267
4279
4,354
4,341
689
667
677
671
680
682
1 601
1 575
1,555
1 592
1,626
1,638
830
829
827
805
818
813
9,028
9 113
9,090
9,324
9,345
9,345
2,999
3001
3,041
3,041
3,067
3,016
1,591
1 573
1,578
1,577
1,565
1,548
Mav.. .
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March ....
April
May
June. .
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April.
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 163.
40
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
DOMESTIC TRADE—RETAIL TRADE—Con.
ALL TYPES OF RETAIL STORES— Estimated inventories, book value, end of period
Adjusted for seasonal variation 1
Unadjusted for seasonal variation l
YEAR AND MONTH
All retail
stores
Total
*
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
37,031
34 561
38 113
41,610
42808
Automotive
dealers
3
16771
13917
16 290
17877
17 482
General merchandise
group
Total 2
3
2545
2 657
2 796
2807
2 877
1 761
1 889
2026
2 165
2323
4375
4 883
5482
5 651
7 162
3
7888
6 736
8 253
9 193
8 410
3
Department
stores
Total
*
2300
2279
2321
2520
2443
10759
11 460
12 199
12 918
14 811
33 435
3
Building
materials
and
supply
stores
Furniture,
home
furnishings, and
equipment
stores
*
25,414
27071
28,500
30181
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
2
14655
15611
16301
17 263
18624
Food
stores
All retail
stores
*
2731 3 20260
2 688 20 644
2 940 21 823
3 171 23733
3 330 25326
7,179
36818
7388
8004
8 834
3 116
3 268
3432
3632
3 854
3 174
3 519
8
4,097
4 846
5 217
5556
6283
3
4069
4 327
4 561
4972
5 166
48895
53,791
61 835
69,644
70273
21 273
23820
28065
32590
33 130
3 547
4097
4641
4910
5239
11 136
11 665
14 270
16770
16478
3 546
4379
4 776
5428
5711
27622
29971
33770
37,054
37 143
10013
10928
12173
12,595
12426
6997
7639
8349
8,890
9070
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
77617
87460
100339
1 08 489
113,559
37607
42 755
49552
53 208
53824
6215
7 179
8059
8 646
9268
18623
22 142
25249
25 703
24542
6 115
6 513
7809
8 654
9 197
40010
44 705
50787
55281
59735
13643
15 752
18 116
19 271
19766
10 143
11 998
13514
14257
14610
8840
9474
10456
11 787
13 117
1981
1982
123,591
124,858
58441
58,902
26638
26,691
9722
9,878
65 150
65,956
21 ,808
22,191
16,315
16,462
14300
15,311
100,698
102 183
105,471
107 103
108,509
109315
50879
51 588
53039
54 105
55358
55703
8412
8 545
8761
8 859
8917
8 918
26013
26457
27385
28209
29394
29439
7853
7 942
8212
8327
8345
8466
49819
50 595
52432
52998
53 151
53612
17839
18 265
19497
19746
19950
20057
13240
13499
14443
14627
14779
14733
110549
109 218
109,815
115 392
117,813
108489
56025
53 161
51,829
53 732
55076
53 208
8897
8881
8,901
8 911
8917
8646
29684
26480
24,660
25099
26871
25 703
8505
8671
8,941
8 965
9075
8654
54524
56057
57,986
61 660
62737
55281
20290
21 060
22,055
23 468
23913
19 271
107 185
109,020
112374
114,095
113418
113 083
52 502
53350
54 578
55 151
54 545
54047
8 862
9204
9475
9614
9377
9 373
25687
26025
26439
26290
25734
24 999
8 588
8 748
8 909
9 172
9208
9347
54683
55670
57 796
58 944
58873
59039
113114
112,565
116,238
122,033
124031
113,559
53 100
51 610
51,876
53895
55446
53,824
9233
9303
9,375
9471
9448
9,268
24 108
22196
21,868
22972
24 104
24,542
9 195
9376
9,482
9823
9 721
9,197
112,872
115341
118461
119,536
120346
121 686
54543
55061
55699
56494
57 624
58493
9406
9 772
10250
10 316
10 547
10409
24909
24648
24379
25 179
25 988
26889
123230
123,373
126,316
132,066
134,884
123,591
58 694
57183
57,173
59205
60,451
58,441
10 180
10161
10,060
10088
10,080
9,737
121 195
121,463
124783
124,998
123,901
125496
57 876
57371
58 340
58350
57932
58 977
125,837
126850
130,731
135,378
136,105
124,858
59014
58617
59,866
60,937
60,812
58,902
2883
3 153
3 120
3219
3 575
3
3,829
3 598
3 808
4249
4245
26221
27 941
29386
31 094
34405
3
Total2
Building
materials
and
supply
stores
Automotive
dealers
*
*
2,381
2359
2,403
2609
2529
11 062
11 798
12572
13318
15253
38,073
17,258
35 299 a 14151
16580
38 945
18206
42517
17908
43 867
Furniture,
home
furnishings, and
equipment
stores
3
2,635
2 742
2885
2900
2981
8
4,487
5013
5,623
5784
7316
1,802
1 935
2,080
2,227
2392
8,041
6,839
8404
9,381
8679
2,813
3 2,732
2988
3,216
3374
4618
4976
5530
5,798
5758
50063
55079
63237
71,067
71 744
21 687
24,238
28418
32,861
33356
3683
4,268
4844
5,131
5474
11 363
11,855
14356
16,737
16,347
3585
4,414
4800
5,439
5,717
6229
7 340
8475
8944
9500
79273
89 530
102790
111 229
116430
37841
43 135
49987
53717
54,400
6481
7502
8,421
9034
9,674
18,420
21 901
24,925
26360
24,203
6,115
6612
7,936
8804
9,337
10,561
10,477
126,833
128,250
59,095
59,597
10,164
10,672
26,296
26,375
9,870
10,028
10417
10389
10'781
10 880
10747
10726
8017
8252
8713
8790
8849
8806
103922
104611
105 106
106378
108,222
109367
51 053
51 520
51,939
52837
54,028
54686
8,663
8528
8,506
8551
8,649
5778
9,727
9782
9,971
9967
28,155
28416
8,079
8137
8,303
8,327
8,353
8,458
14809
15 365
16,059
17080
17677
14257
10880
10956
11,159
11 837
12044
11 787
8946
9338
9,665
10 118
10 183
8944
111 257
111 119
109,829
111 286
111 341
111 229
55988
55 265
53,955
54296
54250
53717
8897
8935
8,973
9019
9,062
9034
29,361
28565
27,039
27444
27,033
26,360
8,582
8654
8,826
8,620
8,777
8,804
19219
19 715
20 986
21 630
21 457
21 369
14 120
14313
15 290
15 752
15637
15 562
11 520
11 562
11 903
11 966
1 1 *977
12 150
8 507
8711
9 107
9004
9117
9 121
110 728
111 989
112295
113908
113634
113 528
52 710
53529
53671
54243
53477
53 225
9085
9,142
9144
9,203
9070
9161
25085
25,767
25520
25,524
24720
24130
8844
8,954
9,008
9,181
9,217
9328
60014
60955
64,362
68 138
68 585
59,735
21 600
22072
23,558
25386
25433
19,766
15 g29
15993
17,031
18396
18683
14,610
12214
12291
12,540
13267
13 594
13,117
9408
9794
113 878
113872
115,480
116651
116527
116,430
53001
53141
53,537
53,887
54253
54,400
9184
9,307
9,405
9,518
9530
9,610
23775
23,739
23,847
23,954
24,152
24,203
9,279
9,348
9,351
9,436
9,392
9,337
9 156
9 350
9609
9 587
9668
9 712
58329
60280
62 762
63 042
62 722
63 193
19229
20374
21 777
22 163
22 188
22 521
14 142
14934
15 995
16458
16543
16614
12796
13 173
13 556
13554
13481
13470
116815
118834
118 754
119793
1 20 828
122339
54,928
55504
55015
55,891
56632
57690
9,590
9,633
9798
9,761
10064
10015
24,349
24,550
23623
24,710
25,037
26005
9,449
9,580
9726
9,616
9,687
9693
27 150
25056
24,624
25593
26,398
26,638
9 606
9716
9,796
10176
10,276
9,722
64 536
66190
69,143
72861
74,433
65,130
23016
23872
25,615
27686
27,947
21,808
16913
17549
18,946
20595
21,036
16,315
13 552
13597
13,914
14387
14,698
14,300
9653
10089
10,525
10978
11,193
9,574
124039
124718
125,389
125,979
126,418
126,833
58569
58,744
58,891
58,934
59,019
59,095
9946
9,954
9,881
9,895
9,903
9,822
26749
26,627
26,707
26,466
26,398
26,296
9,703
9,687
9,651
9,766
9,909
9,870
9721
10020
10 167
10351
10383
10 338
26690
25890
26579
26149
25770
26994
9 525
9467
9499
9505
9574
9671
63 319
64092
66443
66648
65969
66 519
21 419
21 868
23 263
23646
23317
23 566
16027
16299
17401
17758
17442
17412
14042
14*200
14392
14394
14311
14 504
10 188
10523
11 048
10,914
10830
10 767
125 587
125321
125242
125,479
124631
126300
58280
57,918
57698
57,890
57,039
58225
10063
10,040
9,890
10,001
10,081
10145
26,090
25,864
25,830
25,813
24,875
26,132
9,830
9,700
9,624
9,543
9,603
9,642
10255
10 192
10,023
10,142
10,259
10,224
27275
26245
26,756
27,083
26,638
26,691
9639
9 866
10,111
10,337
10,324
9,878
66823
68233
70,865
74,441
75,293
65,956
23949
24646
25,950
27,992
28,198
22,191
17497
18070
19,071
20,760
21,130
16,462
14189
14071
14,326
14,982
15,431
15,311
10891
11 501
11,970
12,251
12,167
10,477
126662
128258
129,788
128,849
127,619
128,250
58,888
60204
61,668
60,581
59,417
59,597
10,255
10223
10,134
10,234
10,373
10,672
26,872
27,831
28,925
27,892
26,665
26,375
9,736
9,836
9,962
9,920
9,956
10,028
9737
10,224
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
Apparel
and
accessory
stores
Millions of dollars
4521
4979
5288
5840
6373
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December ..
1980:
January
February
March
April
May...
June
July
August
September
October
November ...
December,,
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Durable goods stores
Nondurable goods stores
Durable goods stores
5685
6071
7050
8 164
8 190
10,521
10939
11 002
9,500
8552
8 987
9362
9382
9 198
9261
^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 163 and 164.
41
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
DOMESTIC TRADE—RETAIL TRADE—Con.
ALL TYPES OF RETAIL STORES— Estimated inventories, book value, end of
period— adjusted for seasonal variation— Nondurable goods stores *
MULTIUNIT FIRMS WITH 1 1 OR MORE STORES— Estimated sales,
unadjusted for seasonal variation and trading-day
differences 3
YEAR AND MONTH
Total2
Total
Department
stores
Food stores
Apparel and
accessory
stores
*
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965 .
1966..
1967
4 917
16,143
3391
19152
5395
5709
6276
6827
20815
7673
16814
21, 148
Total
5
7 266
3 132
3 044
3281
3628
3326
3288
3,385
3748
3 856
3751
4359
4 057
5
4 280
3 435
5
4511
4009
3,748
3967
4,908
5095
4,421
4422
7499
5601
8 214
5 981
4820
5200
5 161
1968...
22365
1969
1970....
24,31 1
25959
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
28376
30841
34819
38206
38388
10728
11 743
13 137
13 647
13521
9016
6946
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
41 432
7875
8538
9438
5556
5923
6713
5
9 632
8 043
5791
6071
9848
8069
6029
11 037
46395
52,803
57512
62,030
14886
17232
19856
8709
9362
10342
21 177
21 739
15581
15985
11 682
12987
6,516
7638
8,810
9297
9,865
281,442
308714
337,683
1981
1982
67,738
68,653
24,020
24,484
17889
18,090
14,158
15,174
10,967
10,891
371 ,996
388,984
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
52869
53,091
53,167
53541
54,194
54681
19871
14727
14,721
10554
10,579
10749
10 880
8,733
8,769
8,873
8969
20259
20434
10834
10769
9,104
9 125
20,708
19,963
24372
23784
25239
25382
55369
55,854
55,874
56,990
57091
57,512
20553
20765
20,670
20735
20881
21,177
15 142
11 034
11 157
9 110
9 155
11,260
9,075
11 515
11 547
9,157
9 166
9,297
58018
58460
58,624
59665
60,157
60303
21 429
21 500
21 554
21 882
21 890
21 809
15706
15660
15682
15859
15896
672
750
844
966
12086
12 211
60877
60,731
61,943
62,764
62274
62030
21 858
21 754
15964
15898
16,037
12400
12*529
12,641
16 165
12881
13 021
12 987
July.
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June...
July
August
September
October
November
December
19,846
20026
19931
22,003
22,280
13070
14737
14813
14686
14928
15018
15273
15,179
15 102
15278
15,581
15 847
22 116
21 739
16078
61,887
63330
63,739
63902
21 483
15748
22293
22,406
22460
16 393
May
June
64 196
22 697
64,649
23038
July
August ..
September
October
November
December
65,470
65974
66,498
66,863
67,399
67,738
23301
23554
23,902
1981:
January
February
March
April
1982:
January
February
March
April.
May
June....
July
August
September
October
November
December
15 985
11,682
11
11
11
11
16591
16 82£i
17023
12991
13 374
13489
13 554
13 617
13551
17276
13772
17 462
13 874
14,040
24,191
24,020
17,806
17987
18,026
17,889
67307
67403
67,544
67589
67,592
68075
23953
17867
23 978
17 931
17921
17 919
14 256
14 402
24 118
17780
17858
14470
14606
67774
68054
68,120
68268
68,202
68,653
24247
17872
14420
24 333
17 998
24,206
24357
24,386
24,484
17,924
18068
18,075
18,090
24 164
23977
23983
23,900
16439
13 968
14,065
14,158
9277
9 257
9283
9 207
9389
9 481
9 571
(6)
Total 4
General
merchandise
group stores
Food stores
Total
Grocery stores
24185
26370
25,191
26545
29564
37,41 1
23 153
23 193
26019
26033
28048
26290
24,749
3,334
3539
3711
(6)
259 437
284 606
312934
93,296
99374
105,248
94,296
104207
115,149
(6)
93,241
102970
113,733
26,870
28,212
3,959
4,059
345,126
360,772
115,314
119,163
127,567
135,387
125,745
133,475
1 467
1,401
1 821
1 861
242
221
285
305
311
319
19241
18,562
22551
21 923
23 154
23285
5551
5,474
7247
7451
7937
7790
8,160
7,698
8,854
8055
8,678
9077
8,078
7,611
8,754
7951
8,579
8976
300
313
284
324
322
313
22 158
24265
23,208
24395
27341
34,523
7323
8,221
7,851
8,472
10523
15,534
8504
8,901
8,607
8,730
9,123
9,820
8402
8,794
8,504
8,622
9,013
9,686
259
244
277
320
321
323
21 520
21 596
24*206
24 122
25985
24 270
6073
6197
7527
7749
8,550
7877
8,907
8750
9,282
9038
9,934
9161
8,803
8,640
9,167
8,922
9,815
9,046
332
324
311
340
321
339
24901
26801
24,997
27494
29 121
37 921
7782
8,734
8,090
9,150
10829
16690
9775
10,070
9,371
10,115
9,935
10811
9,656
9,952
9,258
9,997
9,815
10,662
276
265
305
343
334
364
24451
23 043
26483
27766
28 583
27873
6,512
6477
8,223
9052
9323
9 147
10,449
9,345
10,046
10,273
10863
10,428
10,323
9,210
9,907
10,127
10720
10,286
359
343
332
352
331
355
28 161
28771
27,787
30003
30,899
41,306
8,652
9442
8,980
9923
11,449
18,134
11,155
10,714
10,492
1 1 ,253
10,493
12,056
11,000
10,564
10,350
11,108
10,349
11,801
275
259
323
352
346
359
25345
24 279
27986
28 974
29622
28708
6628
6688
8,557
9237
9,737
9 160
10,934
10086
10,923
1 1 ,204
11,321
1 1 ,038
10,797
9929
10,779
11,031
11,175
10,889
370
348
345
359
362
361
29904
29420
28,992
30720
32,699
44,123
9096
9497
9,115
9991
12,020
19,437
12,046
10928
11,201
11,521
11,135
13,050
11,886
10,778
11,057
11,381
10,987
12,786
(6)
22,005
24 108
2085
2097
2027
2 105
1,983
2 150
2223
2,888
1 633
1 597
1 813
1 911
2063
2 020
26946
28869
27,033
29690
2045
2068
2,036
31 383
41 026
2262
9856
26168
10 120
10 161
28482
9583
9,870
9873
9876
9 865
2 196
3 105
10 182
29 944
30 873
1 717
1 674
1 999
2 178
2 290
10390
30217
2344
10615
10 701
10J42
10820
11,014
10,967
30467
2306
31 027
2 256
2,216
10266
30,003
32258
33,241
44,599
2255
2,342
3,293
27 055
25 997
30 101
31 179
31 992
31 076
1 710
1 718
2 115
2 205
11 079
11 242
32291
2387
14 373
31 725
2 305
14,442
11,218
31,312
33067
35,274
47,915
2,320
2347
2,575
3,792
14 394
11
11
11
11
11
11
24 717
122
183
273
194
188
216
14320
14 546
11 047
14,767
15,174
10,912
10,891
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
Total
Auto and
home
supply
stores
Millions of dollars
15 159
17,776
5
Nondurable goods stores
Durable goods stores
General merchandise group
2370
2368
(6)
(6)
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 164.
(6)
42
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
DOMESTIC TRADE—RETAIL TRADE—Con.
MULTIUNIT FIRMS WITH 11 OR MORE STORES 3
Estimated sales—adjusted for seasonal variation and trading-day differences
Estimated sales— Unadjusted for seasonal variation
and trading-day differences— Nondurable goods
stores
Apparel and accessory stores
YEAR AND MONTH
Apparel and
accessory
stores 4
Eating places
Drug stores
and proprietary
stores
Total *
Auto and
home
supply
stores
Department
stores
Variety
stores
Grocery stores
Total
Women's
clothing,
specialty
stores,
furriers
Shoe stores
Drug stores
and
proprietary
stores
Millions of dollars
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965. .
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
14809
15959
16,984
(6)
14,908
16494
18,437
(6)
12,390
14203
16,217
18 706
20,143
20 341
22,138
17 855
19,095
895
850
1 224
1 311
1,227
1 223
1 141
1 119
1 412
1 354
1,431
1 433
1 042
1 001
1 100
1 117
1,164
1 142
24497
24457
24802
24975
25305
25456
288
289
291
296
295
290
6,864
6,869
6942
6,995
6962
504
503
503
511
514
520
8294
8327
8,337
8378
8,519
8647
1,246
1 262
1,352
1 294
1,292
1 300
533
565
598
582
576
581
252
246
283
251
255
259
1,129
1,138
1,127
1,158
1,173
1,172
1 121
1,464
1,326
1,380
1,563
2375
1 444
1,510
1,395
1,422
1,393
1 440
1 141
1,178
1,114
1,156
1,251
1 797
25671
26,037
26,412
26,457
26,799
26 918
290
295
295
302
306
301
7 126
7,166
7,286
7,290
7,371
7 374
513
521
525
521
534
528
8573
8,596
8,722
8,780
8,897
8935
1 334
1,362
1,351
1,347
1,372
1 363
587
592
587
585
600
602
266
274
272
275
274
271
1,199
1,198
1,224
1,226
1,260
1,200
June
988
960
1,242
1 326
1 340
1 237
1,317
1 300
1,499
1 510
1 577
1 530
1 191
1 180
1,215
1 254
1 331
1 281
27 146
27050
27 141
27 153
27 385
27652
304
306
293
303
304
304
7457
7 368
7233
7 223
7 379
7365
543
542
531
543
540
541
8983
8963
9,140
9246
9242
9403
1,377
1 367
1,330
1 353
1 377
1 390
602
595
597
601
605
606
293
276
279
281
280
282
1,272
1,280
1,279
1,297
1,326
1,329
July
August
September
October
November
December
1 199
1 574
1,365
1 512
1 642
2,599
1 622
1 705
1,550
1 628
1 564
1,635
1 304
1 338
1,276
1 343
1 377
2,127
27939
28 505
28,500
29 045
29 164
29,386
309
315
313
315
314
319
7 456
7 598
7,552
7 759
7 799
7,815
546
550
550
567
557
555
9523
9634
9,725
9830
9835
9,964
1 387
1 442
1,414
1 463
1 457
1,478
616
616
618
631
637
638
276
292
291
298
300
294
1,354
1,381
1,387
1,400
1 414
1,424
1 090
1,032
1 342
1 618
1 482
1 420
1 524
1,439
1 671
1 669
1 778
1 742
1 363
1,269
1 391
1 441
1 466
1 452
29 722
30,204
30479
30 831
30 720
31 299
323
343
324
324
328
335
7 876
8,082
8 141
8 301
8 178
8 426
567
579
576
603
572
584
10032
10,110
10277
10313
10368
10 507
1 488
1,530
1 548
1 565
1 541
1 575
645
676
681
693
671
695
294
312
316
321
324
326
1,438
1,437
1,458
1 484
1,476
1,503
1 372
1,670
1,551
1 623
1,723
2,783
1 828
1,824
1,660
1 774
1,724
1 459
1 449
1,372
1 443
1,485
2,265
31 172
31 346
31,352
31 152
31,439
31 ,696
334
332
333
324
325
332
8 276
8389
8,368
8 290
8,388
8,385
577
580
571
573
574
579
10 557
10681
10,615
10660
10,758
10,866
1 566
1,569
1,585
1 552
1,562
1,584
680
677
686
670
669
669
326
319
321
321
320
343
1,498
1,509
1,495
1,505
1,512
1,511
1,160
1,137
1 477
1 666
1 606
1,458
1,579
1,512
1 750
1 804
1 925
1 926
1,394
1,374
1 524
1 535
1 550
1 518
31 260
31,752
31 746
31 683
32390
32 122
333
334
335
333
338
332
8230
8,364
8428
8406
8 667
8466
556
566
593
587
609
577
10,786
10,923
10 910
11 009
11 108
1 1 ,077
1,600
1,680
1 635
1,631
1 697
1,608
675
709
689
682
705
677
354
357
355
347
376
354
1,488
1,554
1,609
1,552
1,572
1,576
1 534
2014
1J76
2,011
1,856
1,977
1,860
1,924
1 554
1,521
1,507
1,551
1,625
2,442
32 537
32,425
32,606
32,560
32,817
33,540
342
337
343
344
346
339
8 572
8,494
8,498
8,522
8,547
8,937
600
600
590
588
588
600
11 129
11,215
11,237
11,224
11,257
11,416
1 722
1,686
1,656
1,678
1,725
1,728
708
696
683
706
723
736
372
361
354
356
368
371
1,594
1,579
1,627
1,638
1,651
1,616
(6)
.
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June...
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1,611
1,729
1,934
3,055
1J08
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
6761
43
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS—POPULATION AND LABOR FORCE
YEAR AND MONTH
POPULATION, U.S.
TOTAL
(INCL
ARMED
FORCES
OVERSEAS)—
(Millions) '
LABOR FORCE— PERSONS 16 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER— (Thousands, except as noted) 2
Adjusted for seasonal variation— Civilian labor force a
Unadjusted for seasonal variation
Total
Armed
forces
Total
Employed
Unemployed
183.69
186.54
189.24
191.89
194.30
*
73,031
73,441
74,570
75,829
77,177
2,572
2,827
2,737
2,738
2,722
70,459
70,614
71,833
73,091
74,455
*
65,746
66,702
67,762
69,305
71,088
*
4,714
3,911
4,070
3,786
3,366
196.56
198.71
200.71
202.68
205.05
78,892
80,793
82,271
84,240
85,959
3,122
3,446
3,534
3,506
3,188
75,770
77,347
78,737
80,734
82,771
72,895
74,372
75,920
77,902
78,678
2,875
2,975
2,817
2,832
4,093
1975....
207.66
209.90
211.91
213.85
215.97
87,198
89,483
91,755
94,178
95,955
2,816
2,449
2,326
2,229
2,180
84,382
87,034
89,429
91,949
93,775
79,367
82,153
85,064
86,794
85,846
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
218.04
222.58
220.58
225.06
227.70
98,302
101,142
104,368
107,050
109,042
2,144
2,133
2,117
2,088
2,102
96,158
99,009
102,251
104,962
106,940
1981
1982
229.85
232.06
110,812
112,383
2,142
2,179
1979:
January
February
March .
April
May
June
223.88
224.07
224.23
224.43
224.63
224.84
104,896
105,279
105,696
105,280
105,554
108,286
225.06
225.29
225.54
225.78
226.01
226.23
1961
*
Unemployed
Employed
Civilian labor force
Participation rate
(Percent)
Total
*
Total
*
Employmentpopulation
ratio
(Percent)
Agriculture
54.2
54.2
54.1
54.5
55.0
5,200
4,944
4,687
4,523
59.2
59.6
59.6
60.1
60.4
55.6
55.8
56.0
56.5
56.1
3,979
3,844
5,016
4,882
4,365
5,156
7,929
60.2
60.4
60.8
61.3
61.2
55.5
56.0
56.9
57.0
55.3
3,394
3,484
3,470
88,752
92,017
96,048
98,824
99,303
7,406
6,991
6,202
6,137
7,637
61.6
62.3
63.2
63.7
63.8
108,670
110,204
100,397
99,526
8,273
10,678
63.9
64.0
2,094
2,094
2,090
2,082
2,078
2,076
102,802
103,185
103,606
103,198
103,476
106,210
96,201
96,536
97,282
97,478
98,057
99,800
6,602
6,649
6,325
5,720
5,419
6,409
104,056
104,472
104,557
104,156
104,174
104,635
63.6
63.8
63.7
63.4
63.3
63.5
109,178
108,579
107,602
108,177
107,963
108,129
2,082
2,090
2,092
2,093
2,092
2,089
107,096
106,489
105,510
106,084
105,871
106,040
100,814
100,174
99,533
100,120
99,907
100,013
6,282
6,315
5,978
5,964
5,964
6,027
104,999
105,110
105,549
105,718
105,838
106,313
226.44
226.64
226.81
227.06
227.24
227.50
107,425
107,498
107,600
107,684
108,321
110,403
2,081
2,086
2,090
2,092
2,088
2,092
105,344
105,412
105,510
105,592
106,233
108,311
98,111
98,235
98,527
98,569
98,732
99,830
7,234
7,177
6,983
7,023
7,501
8,481
July
August
September
October
November
December
227.70
227.92
228.14
228.34
228.53
228.72
111,367
110,518
109,110
109,794
109,651
109,133
2,099
2,114
2,121
2,121
2,119
2,124
109,268
108,404
106,989
107,673
107,532
107,009
100,665
100,202
99,334
99,999
99,850
99,579
1981:
January
February....
March
April
May
June
228.88
229.02
229.17
229.33
229.49
229.67
109,010
109,136
109,762
110,035
110,713
112,035
2,125
2,121
2,128
2,129
2,127
2,131
106,885
107,015
107,634
107,906
108,586
109,904
229.85
230.07
230.30
230.52
230.71
230.88
112,881
112,259
110,438
111,402
111,337
110,738
2,139
2,160
2,165
2,158
2,158
2,164
231.06
231.23
231.38
231.54
231.70
231.88
110,173
110,492
110,936
110,990
112,089
113,742
232.06
232.28
232.50
232.70
232.90
233.08
114,706
114,083
112,744
112,955
113,035
112,659
1962
1963
1964
1965.
1966
1967
1968..
1969
1970
1971 ...
1972
1973..
1974
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April..
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May...
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
4,361
60,546
61,759
63,076
64,782
66,726
Total
*
Longterm, 15
weeks
and over
1,532
1,119
1,088
973
755
68,915
70,527
72,103
74,296
75,215
526
448
412
375
663
3,408
75,972
78,669
81,594
83,279
82,438
1,187
1,167
826
955
2,505
56.1
57.1
58.6
59.2
58.5
3,331
3,283
3,387
3,347
3,364
85,421
88,734
92,661
95,477
95,938
2,366
58.3
57.1
3,368
3,401
97,030
96,125
2,285
3,485
97,944
98,299
98,453
98,094
98,313
98,685
59.1
59.3
59.3
59.0
59.0
59.2
3,304
3,363
3,362
3,286
3,268
3,336
94,640
94,936
95,091
94,808
95,045
95,349
6,112
6,173
6,104
6,062
5,861
5,950
1,251
1,297
1,364
1,270
1,237
1,179
63.6
63.6
63.8
63.8
63.7
63.9
99,013
98,797
99,366
99,420
99,590
99,952
59.3
59.1
59.3
59.2
59.2
59.4
3,340
3,383
3,378
3,325
3,428
3,393
95,673
95,414
95,988
96,095
96,162
96,559
5,986
6,313
6,183
6,298
6,248
6,361
1,118
1,196
1,168
1,217
1,239
1,288
106,546
106,637
106,394
106,552
106,892
106,832
64.0
63.9
63.7
63.7
63.9
63.7
99,872
99,963
99,677
99,204
98,922
98,769
59.2
59.2
59.0
58.6
58.4
58.2
3,313
3,387
3,412
3,318
3,385
3,309
96,559
96,576
96,265
95,886
95,537
95,460
6,674
6,674
1,356
1,357
1,454
1,690
1,739
1,776
8,603
8,202
7,655
7,674
7,682
7,430
107,169
107,116
107,148
107,438
107,596
107,446
63.8
63.7
63.7
63.8
63.8
63.6
98,816
98,829
99,104
99,327
99,567
99,650
58.1
58.1
58.2
58.2
58.3
58.3
3,331
3,247
3,448
3,362
3,387
3,486
95,485
95,582
95,656
95,965
96,180
96,164
8,353
8,287
8,044
8,111
8,029
7,796
1,987
2,145
2,293
2,300
2,339
2,429
98,139
98,401
99,364
100,345
100,855
101,419
8,746
8,614
8,271
7,561
7,731
8,485
108,012
108,175
108,471
108,866
109,101
108,440
63.9
63.9
64.0
64.2
64.2
63.8
99,964
100,143
100,504
101,006
100,968
100,393
58.4
58.4
58.6
58.8
58.7
58.3
3,420
3,340
3,356
96,544
96,803
97,148
97,487
97,597
97,033
8,048
8,032
7,967
7,860
2,395
2,339
2,274
2228
8,133
2,221
2,277
110,742
110,099
108,273
109,244
109,179
108,574
102,612
102,152
100,389
101,028
100,502
99,562
8,130
7,947
7,884
8,216
8,676
9,013
108,602
108,762
108,375
109,028
109,254
109,066
63.8
63.8
63.5
63.8
63.9
63.7
100,748
100,709
100,104
100,355
100,229
99,677
58.4
58.4
57.9
58.0
57.9"
57.5
3,320
3,396
3,358
3,374
3,389
2,159
2,168
2,175
2,176
2,175
2,173
108,014
108,324
108,761
108,814
109,914
111,569
97,831
97,946
98,471
98,858
99,957
100,683
10,183
10,378
10,290
9,957
9,957
10,886
109,034
109,364
109,478
109,740
110,378
110,147
63.6
63.8
63.8
63.9
64.2
64.0
99,688
99,695
99,597
99,484
99,994
99,681
57.5
57.4
58.0
57.2
57.4
57.2
3,379
3,367
3,367
3,356
3,446
2,180
2,196
2,198
2,188
2,180
2,182
112,526
111,887
110,546
110,767
110,855
110,477
101,490
101,177
99,851
99,825
99,379
98,849
11,036
10,710
10,695
10,942
11,476
11,628
110,416
110,614
110,858
110,752
111,042
111,129
64.1
64.1
64.2
64.1
64.2
64.2
99,588
99,683
99,543
99,176
99,136
99,093
57.1
57.1
56.9
56.6
57.3
57.2
3,445
3,429
3,363
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
59.3
58.8
58.7
58.7
58.9
Nonagricultural
industries
3,817
3,606
3,463
3,515
3,519
3,371
3,360
3,219
3,371
3,413
3,466
3,411
1,942
1,414
1,241
1,871
6,717
7,348
7,970
8,063
8,047
97,428
97,313
96,746
96,981
96,840
96,458
7,854
8,053
96,309
96,328
96,230
96,128
96,548
96,310
9,346
9,669
9,881
10,256
10,384
10,466
96,143
96,254
96,180
95,763
95,670
95,682
10,828
10,931
11,315
11,576
11,906
12,036
^•Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 165 and 166.
8,271
8,673
9,025
9,389
2,161
2,213
2,241
2,292
2,358
2,407
2,402
2,750
2,962
3,080
3,267
3,517
3,569
3,637
3,856
4,167
4,524
4,732
44
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS—LABOR FORCE—Con.
MAJOR UNEMPLOYMENT RATES—ALL CIVILIAN WORKERS—Adjusted for seasonal variation 1
20 years of age and
over
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Men
Women
Both
sexes,
16 19
years of
age
*
67
55
57
52
45
57
46
45
39
32
63
54
54
45
172
162
148
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
38
38
3.6
35
4.9
25
23
2.2
38
128
42
12 9
38
37
48
127
122
153
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
5.9
56
4.9
56
85
4.4
40
3.3
38
68
57
54
49
55
169
162
80
19 9
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
77
71
61
58
71
59
52
43
42
59
74
70
60
57
64
1981
1982
76
9.7
63
8.8
68
8.3
23.2
67
8.6
41
58
16 1
51
41
39
3.9
59
58
57
56
57
161
159
163
161
157
50
June
59
59
58
5.8
56
5.7
July
August
September
October
November
December
5.7
60
5.9
60
59
60
4.1
42
55
60
15.6
4.2
43
5.6
57
44
44
56
57
16.6
165
15 9
49
48
58
June
63
63
63
69
75
75
July
August
September
October
November
December .
78
7.7
7.5
75
75
73
67
6.7
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
21
3.5
41
41
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
Black
and other
spouse
present
Married
women,
spouse
present
Women
who
maintain
families
Whitecollar
workers
Bluecollar
workers
Manufacturing
Total
nonagricultural
Construction
Total
Durable
goods
Unemployed in each group as percent of civilian labor force in the group
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
. ..
Industry—private wage and salary workers
Occupation
Married
White
51
58
63
65
6.6
63
52
168
14 7
14.5
160
190
178
164
16 1
178
196
165
163
60
49
50
46
41
34
34
32
26
13 8
70
13 1
13 1
11 9
11 3
13 1
62
52
51
63
51
50
48
49
49
53
5.2
52
190
190
185
67
17 8
61
62
60
59
62
61
67
66
66
65
190
67
19 1
June
7.5
74
73
72
75
7.4
67
195
July
August
September
October
November
December
72
74
7.6
80
8.3
8.6
58
61
67
18 6
6.2
67
7.0
7.6
67
189
7.0
71
7.2
7.4
19.9
206
21.5
21.4
86
76
51
5.7
54
4.7
53
79
70
100
42
71
10 1
36
28
28
42
65
55
51
58
94
85
83
92
73
72
71
8.5
57
5.5
47
3.5
42
44
4.1
39
62
38
39
3.6
35
5.2
8.0
74
6.9
60
9.7
3.2
37
3.3
33
5.6
2.8
34
3.0
30
5.7
7.4
65
5.4
67
6.2
57
4.9
57
10.4
7.0
55
3.9
5.4
11 7
91
6.8
56
4.4
58
109
11 3
94
81
69
7.0
100
79
79
67
55
5.6
85
77
6.2
50
5.0
89
77
156
83
82
20.0
12.3
13.3
109
96
9.6
52
5.1
54
5.5
53
5.3
46
4.5
46
4.8
45
4.6
20
22
20
21
28
3.5
34
2.9
33
47
46
43
35
3.4
37
71
59
5.8
74
11.7
40
4.9
14.3
10.1
11 5
11 9
11 4
11 8
11 4
11 2
27
28
28
24
26
54
53
53
52
50
51
79
84
83
81
86
90
34
34
34
33
32
34
67
68
68
70
66
65
58
58
58
5.7
55
5.6
108
27
29
49
54
81
82
33
36
6.8
72
5.0
52
8.1
84
3.4
34
7.1
72
5.7
60
2.8
29
30
30
48
84
84
32
33
35
33
35
41
53
54
89
87
89
34
11 1
10.7
11 3
11 4
127
135
27
13 4
45
46
69
69
13 9
49
135
6.6
67
13.7
13 9
13 7
49
4.7
45
66
64
44
44
54
78
58
57
50
4.0
75
61
104
12 1
11 8
11 8
67
37
45
39
39
49
13.3
11 2
10.1
92
74
73
63
53
60
7.4
55
55
61
51
45
61
54
46
33
28
29
26
23
43
6.5
17.3
109
54
64
54
54
103
142
52
52
18 6
67
19
18
16
15
32
28
23
27
65
63
60
73
74
99
100
9.0
99
66
67
18.1
18 5
36
34
28
24
54
51
43
50
78
31
45
164
166
162
162
186
6.3
68
46
67
64
82
58
57
62
64
67
124
10 9
108
96
81
136
51
53
35
34
91
37
61
84
84
37
38
62
62
88
94
38
5.9
60
9.1
102
3.8
39
56
60
38
43
42
58
98
39
58
10 1
39
42
42
42
38
40
42
61
58
103
99
98
99
104
40
57
10 5
39
40
39
57
11 2
4 -j
157
135
103
8.9
107
180
155
12.7
106
10.3
141
11.5
102
10.4
9.7
92
5.5
60
5.1
53
5.9
59
9.1
10.0
6.0
60
5.3
5.6
76
75
59
59
105
60
6.1
58
5.8
82
80
84
96
108
63
63
64
11 6
11 3
68
66
6.6
85
78
80
16.2
68
68
67
81
95
94
81
158
11 1
71
11.2
132
146
154
10.4
104
11 5
11 3
10.8
10 7
80
7.8
78
16.7
15.5
140
9.1
92
10.3
10.0
94
104
103
78
76
145
137
88
87
9.0
90
101
102
100
96
99
98
75
76
74
72
76
74
13.6
16.3
8.4
85
81
7.6
78
7.4
8.3
86
81
7.5
74
7.1
96
97
73
74
152
162
74
73
72
6.7
7.7
81
8.4
9.0
15.9
172
17.7
18.0
7.8
86
9.4
10.8
98
9.4
104
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
19 1
19 2
188
66
65
64
64
66
64
13 1
13 2
63
63
13 7
148
40
40
40
14.6
152
15.2
15.7
56
102
6.6
69
7.3
7.6
4.3
47
5.0
5.6
6.1
61
6.4
6.6
10.6
10 7
10.8
10.3
4.2
4 -j
4.2
4.5
10.2
10 9
11.6
12.6
76
77
79
15 5
53
63
104
43
124
88
18 5
103
160
166
168
54
56
60
69
104
108
47
46
106
107
61
11 5
11 9
12 1
48
48
49
19.3
11.3
11 5
64
90
94
98
98
100
183
182
17 1
17 1
125
130
135
136
140
174
177
66
68
120
117
4g
49
144
144
12.4
11 3
12.5
13.2
4.9
52
5.5
5.6
15.5
158
16.2
16.3
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
72
21 7
76
223
79
81
82
81
21 9
88
90
9.3
94
95
77
80
83
83
98
9.9
89
9.0
83
10.2
105
10.7
10.8
9.6
98
10.0
10.1
8.4
87
9.0
9.2
87
83
228
22 9
22 5
23 9
238
23.8
24 1
24.2
24.5
83
84
84
87
87
9.1
93
9.6
9.7
136
13 2
13 6
142
18.1
184
18.5
18.8
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
7.2
75
7.6
7.8
59
58
57
70
76
73
7 -j
74
73
7.6
79
8.2
8.2
37
38
102
10.2
10.7
11 0
11.4
11.6
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 166.
138
149
14.4
158
189
195
203
20.4
22.0
223
21.8
22.0
122
7.7
85
9.4
11.6
109
11.2
108
11.9
122
131
121
128
12.4
13.6
14 1
14.8
14.8
13.3
14.9
160
17.0
17.1
45
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS—EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYEES ON PAYROLLS OF NONAGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS »
Adjusted for seasonal variation 2
Not seasonally
adjusted AH ompioyoos
Goods-producing
Private sector
Total
*
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
53,999
55549
Private
sector
(excluding
government
employ-
*
Manufacturing
All
employees, total
Total
(excluding
government)
Durable goods industries
Nonmanufacturing industries
Total
Mining
Construction
Total
Total
*
*
Thousands
Primary
metal
industries
Fabricated metal
products
350
367
371
387
410
582
592
601
614
628
1
1
1
1
1
100
121
127
188
253
1 181
1 238
1 264
1 295
1,372
282
439
626
895
208
666
649
661
678
646
440
434
450
461
440
644
628
636
656
644
1
1
1
1
1
297
267
261
305
260
1,489
1 557
1 610
1 666
1 560
18623
19151
20 154
20,077
18323
10636
11 049
11 891
11 925
10688
669
726
759
712
615
444
483
507
489
417
645
678
716
708
629
1
1
1
1
1
171
173
259
289
139
1
1
1
1
1
3576
3,851
4229
4,463
4346
18997
1 9,682
20505
21 ,040
20285
11 077
1 1 ,597
12274
12,760
12 187
680
722
755
767
691
444
464
494
498
466
644
669
698
709
662
1 155
1,182
1 215
1,254
1 142
1 511
1,583
1 673
1,718
1 613
4 188
3,911
20170
18,853
12 109
11,100
666
603
464
433
638
578
1 122
922
1 590
1,435
926
935
940
940
944
952
4327
4,312
4457
4,419
4462
4489
21 022
21,041
21 092
21 ,087
21 110
21 165
12710
12,746
12787
12790
12812
12 857
770
770
775
770
772
773
505
503
502
499
497
497
707
711
717
710
714
714
1 253
1,253
1 257
1,260
1 260
1 271
1 721
1,722
1 722
1,724
1 726
1 732
962
972
975
981
982
986
4 508
4508
4,498
4497
4500
4531
21 152
21 005
21,023
21 001
20 904
20927
12850
12730
12,785
12737
12658
12684
769
766
765
768
757
749
499
499
492
495
495
493
711
710
705
705
700
700
1 272
1 260
1,254
1 246
1 239
1,227
1 724
1,713
1,711
1,711
1 707
1,703
991
998
002
009
020
031
4604
4,549
4446
4 361
4320
4279
20901
20,835
20820
20 571
20254
20006
12649
12,645
12636
12406
12 140
11 949
743
746
740
694
658
655
492
489
489
483
466
456
700
701
695
677
661
647
1 219
1,217
1 211
1 197
1 156
1 112
1,688
1,688
1,688
1 655
1 606
1 574
25 047
25 208
25^270
25 394
25,513
25 588
1 018
1 020
1,037
1 049
1,066
1 082
4245
4260
4,282
4294
4,293
4 305
19 784
19 928
19,951
20051
20,154
20 201
11 793
11 881
11,918
12005
12,106
12 143
656
668
675
681
688
692
442
449
452
455
457
459
638
642
645
646
650
649
1 067
1 072
1,087
1 106
1,126
1 140
1,543
1 566
1,573
1 585
1,594
1 599
54 533
54,647
54 707
54747
54 755
54983
25 600
25,516
25 579
25 530
25 503
25 654
1 098
1,108
1 120
976
987
1 145
4 311
4,257
4 279
4294
4219
4 191
20 191
20,151
20 180
20260
20 297
20 318
12 140
12,100
12 128
12 186
12 206
12 221
689
687
686
688
690
681
460
461
463
469
472
472
649
648
646
646
645
644
1 132
1,131
1 128
1 134
1 135
1 138
1 597
1,593
1 599
1,606
1 609
1 607
75 477
75507
75,491
75365
75,121
74,816
55 119
55210
55,252
55255
55,189
55,097
25 720
25 653
25,586
25445
25,242
24,992
1 175
1 196
1,208
1 213
1,220
1,220
4 187
4 160
4,139
4 122
4,090
4,053
20 358
20297
20,239
20 110
19,932
19,719
12 231
12204
12,153
12070
1 1 ,922
11,751
679
666
656
638
624
611
473
470
466
462
455
449
642
641
635
628
621
611
1 134
1 136
1,129
1 114
1,093
1,068
1 608
1,604
1,596
1,577
1,554
1,530
90396
90417
90207
90024
90016
89775
74518
74 559
74336
74 163
74 148
73939
54990
55 109
55028
55003
55 070
55021
24 711
24 670
24483
24 307
24226
24001
1
1
1
1
1
1
216
219
218
204
177
150
3967
4001
3957
3 943
3 971
3933
19528
19450
19308
19 160
19078
18918
11
11
11
11
11
11
625
561
469
350
289
169
600
605
600
603
602
601
445
442
439
435
434
433
597
597
591
586
586
580
1 040
1 024
1 003
973
947
929
1,513
1 500
1,487
1 470
1 460
1,442
89450
89264
89,235
88,938
88,785
88,665
73781
73579
73,451
73,158
73,013
72,907
54979
54913
54,896
54,800
54,791
54,714
23843
23 672
23,530
23,287
23,131
23,061
1 125
1 113
1,100
1,082
1,066
1,053
3916
3 893
3,875
3,847
3,843
3,815
18802
18666
18,555
18,358
18,222
18,193
11 095
10 961
10,862
10,685
10,577
10,559
600
601
603
605
608
614
430
433
428
426
427
429
578
573
570
565
559
554
909
890
869
840
823
816
1,432
1 416
1,402
1,378
1,362
1,359
45405
46659
47428
48687
50691
29079
29806
30433
31 413
32,629
19857
20451
20640
21 005
21 926
672
650
635
634
632
2859
2 948
3010
3097
3,232
16326
16853
16995
17274
18,062
9070
9480
9616
9 816
10405
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
63,901
65803
67897
70384
70880
53,117
54412
56058
58 189
58326
63901
65803
67 897
70384
70 880
53,117
54412
56058
58 189
58326
33,903
34965
36277
38022
38 959
23 158
23308
23 737
24361
23 578
627
613
606
619
623
3,317
3248
3 350
3575
3 588
19,214
19447
19781
20 167
19 367
11
11
11
11
11
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
71 214
73,675
76790
78,265
76945
58333
60,341
63058
64,095
62259
71 214
73675
76790
78265
76945
58333
60341
63058
64095
62259
39710
41 190
42904
44,018
43936
22 935
23668
24893
24794
22600
609
628
642
697
752
3704
3889
4097
4,020
3525
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
79382
82,471
86697
89,823
90,406
64511
67,344
71 025
73,876
74 165
79382
82,471
86697
89,823
90406
64511
67,344
71 025
73,876
74165
45514
47,662
50520
52,836
53880
23352
24346
25585
26,461
25658
779
813
851
958
1 027
1981
1982
91,156
89,596
75,125
73,793
91 156
89,596
75 125
73,793
54955
54,940
25497
23,907
1 139
1,143
87514
87,751
88654
89,193
90,012
90857
71 736
71,742
72552
73,058
73,835
74755
88733
88,957
89374
89,324
89663
89 980
72958
73 169
73571
73,477
73782
74034
51 936
52,128
52479
52390
52672
52869
26275
26288
26489
26446
26516
26 606
89869
89,969
90,521
91,000
91 204
91,335
74480
74,664
74,834
74,885
74918
75,055
90082
90 150
90,212
90367
90465
90596
74053
74046
74,157
74336
74407
74521
52 901
53041
53,134
53335
53503
53594
26622
26485
26,496
26479
26386
26444
89,553
89,691
90,253
90603
90623
90778
73451
73,319
73,720
73868
73 984
74307
90804
90,895
90933
90 718
90255
89937
74701
74,757
74714
74 285
73 926
73625
53800
53,922
53894
53 714
53 672
53 619
26496
26,382
26268
25 941
25 594
25 316
1
1
1
1
89,436
89723
90,390
90985
91 ,329
91 513
73833
74304
74,561
74669
74,873
75097
89674
89 932
90i092
90364
90,606
90805
73415
73 696
73,882
74 130
74,382
74 597
53 631
53 768
53,931
54079
54,228
54 396
89688
89,833
90371
91 ,027
91 514
92 158
73493
73,398
73903
74,593
75 122
75985
90 920
90,990
91 030
91 128
91 131
91 322
74724
74,798
74887
75007
75052
75 301
91 237
91 ,238
91,739
91,913
91,745
91,414
75896
76,133
76,200
75,902
75,594
75,291
91 484
91 424
91,411
91 295
91,041
90,730
89,184
89273
89,566
89938
90407
90,585
73,305
73 169
73,370
73764
74228
74,603
89,221
89088
89,562
89,541
89,466
89,321
74,212
74211
74,161
73,678
73,463
73,353
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
ixtures
Stone,
clay,
and
glass
products
614
624
631
647
654
56,653
58283
60,765
53999
55549
56653
58283
60765
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Furniture
*
45,405
46659
47,428
48687
50,691
1979:
January .
Lumber
and
wood
products
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 166 and 167.
480
547
651
639
458
46
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS—EMPLOYMENT—Con.
EMPLOYEES ON PAYROLLS OF MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS > -Adjusted or seasonal variation
YEAR AND MONTH
Machinery,
except
electrical
Electric
and
electronic
equipment
Transportation
equipment
Instruments
and related
products
2
Goods-producing: Nondurable goods industries
Goods-producing: Durable goods industries
Miscellaneous
manufacturing
industries
Total
Food
and
kindred
products
Tobacco
manufactures
Textile
mill
products
Apparel
and
other
textile
products
Paper
and
allied
products
Printing
and
publishing
Chemicals and
allied
products
Petroleum and
coal
products
Rubber
and
misc.
plastics
products
Leather
and
leather
products
Thousands
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1
1
1
1
1966
1967.. ..
1968
1969....
1970
419
493
529
610
215
264
283
303
354
601
614
619
626
639
917
926
931
952
979
828
849
865
879
908
202
195
189
184
183
375
408
419
436
471
358
361
349
348
353
964
959
994
1 003
975
1 402
1 398
1,406
1 409
1,364
667
679
691
711
706
1,017
1 048
1,065
1 094
1,104
961
1 001
1,030
1 060
1,049
184
183
187
182
191
511
516
561
596
580
364
351
355
343
320
77
75
78
77
76
955
986
1 010
965
868
1
1
1
1
1
343
383
438
363
243
682
689
705
706
642
1
1
1
1
1
081
094
111
111
083
1 011
1 009
1 038
1 061
1 015
194
195
193
197
194
581
630
692
695
608
299
296
284
271
248
689
711
724
733
708
77
71
71
70
69
919
910
899
885
848
1 318
1 316
1 332
1,304
1 264
676
692
699
707
693
1 099
1,141
1 192
1,235
1 252
1 043
1,074
1 096
1,109
1 107
199
202
208
210
198
640
714
755
782
727
263
255
257
246
233
8061
7,753
1 671
1,638
70
68
823
750
1 244
1,164
689
662
1 266
1,269
1 109
1,079
214
201
737
701
238
221
450
448
446
445
443
445
8312
8295
8305
8 297
8298
8 308
1
1
1
1
1
1
740
732
737
734
734
737
71
70
71
72
72
70
898
895
893
888
886
888
1 338
1,326
1 323
1 320
1 314
1 306
699
703
706
706
706
709
1 220
1,223
1 225
1,227
1 230
1 236
1 105
1,104
1 104
1 106
1 108
1 114
208
209
209
209
209
210
779
782
786
786
790
788
254
251
251
249
249
250
693
696
696
700
700
703
444
447
444
443
442
441
8 302
8275
8,238
8264
8 246
8243
1 726
1 731
1,728
1 734
1 730
1 729
70
70
72
71
65
68
884
881
874
878
879
879
1 314
1 291
1,280
1 287
1 279
1 278
711
711
709
709
707
707
1 241
1,240
1,238
1,245
1
250
i ,249
1 112
1,110
1,109
1,113
1 114
1,114
210
210
211
211
211
212
796
787
775
775
771
767
238
244
242
241
240
240
1 970
1 981
1 985
1 901
1 843
l'843
706
709
713
712
710
708
440
436
435
434
423
412
8 252
8 190
8 184
8 165
8114
8 057
1
1
1
1
1
1
725
719
714
706
704
702
68
69
68
69
69
70
878
876
877
871
856
834
1
1
1
1
1
1
284
287
290
278
266
262
709
707
705
700
693
688
1
1
1
1
1
1
255
257
256
255
252
252
1,116
1 114
1,115
1 118
1 114
1 107
213
159
155
175
203
207
765
763
765
756
724
704
239
239
239
237
233
231
2042
2051
2,054
2061
2076
2,080
1 826
1 868
1,865
1 889
1 914
1,913
709
709
710
712
717
719
410
407
406
404
405
407
7 991
8 047
8,033
8 046
8048
8,058
1 701
1 724
1,710
1 703
1 695
1,693
69
67
69
70
70
70
819
835
829
833
833
831
1 255
1 257
1,249
1 246
1 246
1,245
680
683
685
688
688
690
1 249
1 248
1,248
1 249
1,252
1,255
1 099
1 097
1,100
1 102
1,103
1,105
209
210
210
210
211
212
687
695
703
715
720
726
223
231
230
230
230
231
June
2488
2,483
2477
2 482
2494
2505
2083
2080
2 085
2094
2098
2 100
1 913
1*888
1 914
1*934
1*927
1*936
722
721
723
725
727
729
407
408
407
408
409
409
8 051
8 051
8052
8 074
8 091
8 097
1
1
1
1
1
1
831
828
827
826
827
832
1 239
1*236
1 241
1 246
1 250
1 253
689
689
687
689
691
691
1
1
1
1
1
1
253
255
256
260
262
265
1 107
1,108
1 108
1 109
1 110
1 113
214
214
215
216
217
216
726
727
732
736
743
745
232
234
234
235
237
237
July
August
September
October
November
December
2516
2 526
2,523
2 518
2,497
2,469
2 108
2112
2,112
2 107
2,085
2,058
1 924
1 904
1,890
1 881
1,851
1,814
733
738
738
737
735
733
414
407
408
408
407
408
8 127
8093
8,086
8 040
8,010
7,968
1 672
1 660
1,655
1 654
1,656
1,654
70
70
71
j-\
70
71
71
71
71
71
70
70
835
829
826
813
806
796
1 265
1 254
1,252
1 240
1,235
1,222
692
692
695
687
682
678
1 270
1 273
l',275
1 277
1,276
1,276
1 112
1 108
1,112
1 110
1,106
1,105
216
215
213
211
211
211
748
750
745
736
730
721
246
241
242
241
238
235
June
2 437
2,423
2394
2 366
2350
2 298
2063
2,057
2 046
2 037
2033
2 025
1 799
1,787
1 788
1 765
1 766
1 756
730
728
727
724
723
720
401
398
394
391
388
385
7 903
7,889
7 839
7 810
7 789
7 749
1 648
1,652
1 647
1 636
1 641
1 635
70
70
69
69
68
68
784
780
764
773
758
744
1 198
1,200
1 187
1 171
1 170
1 167
675
672
670
667
664
661
1 273
1,275
1 275
1 273
1 272
1 268
1 100
1,097
1 093
1 088
1 084
1 079
205
203
202
201
201
200
718
713
706
707
708
705
232
227
226
225
223
222
JulyAugust
September
October
November
December
2256
2,213
2,184
2,122
2,088
2,066
2 016
2008
1,992
1 976
1,975
1,957
1 770
1 733
1,724
1 691
1,661
1,696
717
712
710
705
700
695
387
382
380
377
374
373
7 707
7705
7,693
7673
7,645
7,634
1 639
1 636
1,633
1 636
1,632
1,626
67
67
66
66
63
69
741
736
734
733
727
727
1 141
1 151
1,149
1,148
1,141
1,140
660
657
659
653
654
653
1 266
1,267
1,266
1,265
1,263
1,263
1 073
1,074
1,070
1,066
1,064
1,059
200
200
202
201
200
199
700
698
696
689
685
685
220
219
218
216
216
213
1 735
1
1
1
1
1
443
531
515
504
615
1
1
1
1
1
591
701
767
751
873
411
424
423
424
445
378
390
387
398
420
7256
7 373
7380
7458
7656
1
1
1
1
1
775
763
752
750
757
91
91
89
90
87
893
902
885
892
926
1 910
1 970
1,966
2033
1,984
1
1
1
1
1
856
907
925
966
871
2052
2080
2155
2 142
1 853
495
519
530
547
527
434
428
433
441
426
7930
8007
8 155
8272
8,158
1
1
1
1
1
777
786
782
791
786
84
87
85
83
83
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1 815
1 889
2 089
2208
2057
1
1
1
1
1
744
813
970
968
702
1
1
1
1
1
761
790
929
868
715
495
516
557
592
550
412
433
454
452
407
7 987
8 102
8 262
8 152
7635
1
1
1
1
1
766
745
715
707
658
1976
1977
1978...
1979
1980
2065
2,175
2326
2,485
2494
1 774
1 878
2006
2 117
2091
1 799
1 872
2003
2077
1 900
575
615
653
691
711
429
438
452
445
418
7920
8086
8231
8280
8098
1
1
1
1
1
1981
1982
2498
2,267
2094
2,016
1 898
1,744
730
716
408
386
June
2441
2,456
2465
2 480
2487
2503
2077
2087
2099
2 104
2 114
2 129
2 108
2 115
2 120
2112
2 112
2 101
678
681
684
686
687
692
July
August
September
October
November
December
2522
2,520
2,523
2,482
2470
2,472
2 132
2 106
2,138
2 140
2 137
2,145
2084
2013
2,057
2047
2011
2051
June
2,545
2539
2,533
2518
2 520
2483
2 146
2 139
2 147
2 135
2 097
2059
July
August
September
October
November
December
2460
2449
2,451
2466
2,479
2,485
1979:
January.
February
March
April
May
1
1
1
1
1
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
1981:
January .
February
March
April
May
690
690
681
686
684
674
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
47
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS—EMPLOYMENT—Con.
EMPLOYEES ON PAYROLLS OF NONAGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS »—Adjusted for seasonal variation 2 — Service-producing
Government 3
Wholesale and retail trade
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Transportation and
public utilities
Wholesale
trade
Total
Retail trade
Finance,
insurance,
and real
estate
Services
Total
Federal
Government
State and
local
government
34 142
35098
36013
37278
38839
3 903
3906
3 903
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
40743
42495
44 160
46023
47302
4 158
4268
1971 ....
1972
1973 .
1974
4476
1975...
48278
50,007
51 897
53,471
54345
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
56030
58,125
61 113
63363
64748
4582
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
11
11
11
12
12
337
566
778
160
716
3 133
3 198
3 248
3337
3 466
8 204
8 368
8 530
8*823
9 250
2688
2754
2830
13 245
13606
14 099
14705
15 040
3 597
3689
3 779
3907
3 993
9 648
3 058
3 185
3 337
15352
15949
16607
16987
17060
4001
4923
5 136
5 146
65659
65,689
3951
4036
4318
4442
4515
9917
10 320
10798
11 047
2911
2 977
3512
3 645
Private
sector, total
Manufacturing
*
Thousands
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
PRODUCTION OR
NONSUPERVISORY
WORKERS ON PRIVATE
NONAGRICULTURAL
PAYROLLS— Not seasonally
adjusted *
7 620
7982
8277
8660
9 036
8 594
8890
9 225
9596
10 074
2 279
2340
2358
2348
2378
6315
6550
6868
7248
7696
37989
38,979
39553
40,560
42278
12083
1 2,488
12555
12,781
13434
9498
10045
10 567
11 169
11 548
10 784
11 391
11 839
12 195
12554
2564
2731
8220
8672
9 102
9,437
9823
44249
45,137
46473
48,208
48 156
14296
14,308
14514
14,767
14044
11 797
12276
12857
13441
13892
12881
13334
13732
14,170
14686
2696
2,684
2663
2,724
2748
10 185
10,649
11 068
1 1 ,446
11 937
48 148
49,937
52201
52,809
50991
13544
14,045
14834
14,638
13,043
2719
2737
2758
3772
3908
4046
4415
11 351
11 836
12 329
12554
12645
17755
18,516
19542
20 192
20310
4546
4708
4969
5 204
5275
13209
13808
14573
14 989
15035
4271
4467
4724
4 975
5 160
14551
15,303
16252
17 112
17890
14871
15,127
15672
15 947
16241
2733
2,727
2753
2773
2866
12 138
12,399
12919
13 174
13,375
52897
55,179
58,156
60367
60,331
13,638
14,135
14,734
15068
14,214
5 165
5,081
20547
20,401
5358
5,280
15 189
15,122
5298
5,340
18619
19,064
16031
15,803
2,772
2,739
13,259
13,064
60,927
59,566
14,020
12,790
62458
62,669
62885
62878
63 147
63374
5058
5,080
20059
20,108
20 177
20 148
20163
20 164
5 130
5 146
5 165
5 165
5 189
5 210
14929
14962
15012
14 983
14974
14 954
4870
4,889
4905
4 927
4952
4 970
16696
16,804
16900
16951
17041
17 119
15775
1 5,788
15803
15 847
15881
15946
2758
2,757
2754
2757
2768
2776
13017
13,031
1 3,049
13090
13,113
13 170
58,534
58,51 1
59,236
59678
60,389
61 173
14,958
14,962
15,050
15073
15,129
15313
63460
63,665
63,716
63,888
64079
64,152
5 162
20 124
20140
20,199
20299
20378
20353
5 220
5228
5,232
5247
5 263
5248
14 904
14912
14,967
15052
15 115
15 105
4989
5,017
5038
5056
5067
17 156
17225
17,268
17336
17388
17461
16 029
16 104
16,055
16,031
16058
16,075
2782
2,811
2,776
2,775
2779
2,785
13247
13,293
13,279
13,256
13279
13,290
60850
60,999
61,176
61,232
61,248
61,374
15008
15,027
15,240
15,136
14,994
14,920
5 188
5 182
20379
20443
20441
20305
20 257
20208
5 275
5296
5297
5274
June
64,308
64513
64,665
64,777
64661
64621
5 243
15
15
15
15
14
14
104
147
144
031
996
965
5093
5 105
5*121
5 127
5 138
5*149
17545
17645
17702
17 746
17 784
17 821
16103
16 138
16219
16433
16329
16312
2790
2820
2,882
3 110
2 958
2943
13,313
13318
13,337
13323
13371
13369
59,748
59,649
59,986
60,118
60199
60,444
14,689
14,623
14,668
14,427
14 138
14,040
July
August
September
October
November
December
64,627
64724
64,822
64970
65,093
65217
5117
20 196
20232
20,268
20294
20,338
20372
5 243
5 256
5,272
5 281
5,294
5 311
14953
14 976
14,996
15 013
15,044
15 061
5 162
5 175
5,187
5 210
5,223
5 236
17893
17 960
18,038
18098
18,182
18 267
16259
16 236
16,210
16234
16,224
16208
2889
2 828
2,784
2795
2,796
2798
13,370
13408
13,426
13439
13,428
13410
59,991
60413
60,657
60,748
60,918
61,101
13,597
13,902
14,117
14,115
14,161
14,093
65320
65,474
65451
65598
65628
65668
5 145
5322
5 333
5 337
5*353
5 357
5 362
15 077
15 136
15 138
15 188
15207
15 232
5 253
5 264
5 271
5 286
5295
5 294
18 327
18400
18 406
18485
18 530
18 589
16 196
16192
16 143
16 121
16079
16021
2799
2790
5 170
20 399
20*469
20475
20 541
20564
20 594
2 777
2779
2776
13397
13,402
13362
13 344
13,300
13245
59540
59,416
59,862
60517
60,969
61 693
13926
13,918
13,998
14075
14,140
14,270
65764
65,771
65,825
65850
65,799
65,738
5 182
5,189
5,182
5 170
5,161
5,148
20 626
20652
20,636
20 598
20,539
20,470
5374
5 380
5,375
5 371
5,371
5,360
15 252
15 272
15,261
15 227
15,168
15,110
5 310
5*318
5,322
5 318
5,318
5,323
18639
18695
18,765
18834
18,861
18,883
16007
15917
15,920
15 930
15,920
15,914
2775
2,769
2,768
2758
2,749
2,744
13232
13,148
13,152
13 172
13,171
13,170
61 574
61,779
61,883
61 612
61,294
60,986
14,044
14,152
14,303
14,071
13,834
13,512
65685
65,747
65724
65717
65,790
65774
5 142
5 136
5 345
5 335
5 325
5 310
5 311
5 293
15081
15 126
15 122
15 117
15 143
15 161
5 320
5322
5326
5328
5*331
5339
18 919
18970
18 957
18 984
19020
19046
15878
15858
15871
15 861
15868
15836
2741
5099
20426
20461
20447
20427
20454
20454
2,737
2737
2733
2,731
2738
13 137
13,121
13 134
13 128
13,137
13098
59068
58,980
59,158
59,521
59,989
60,308
13,192
13,166
13,101
12979
12,968
12,941
5075
5056
5,054
5033
5,019
5,008
20438
20410
20,380
20344
20,320
20,256
5 279
5 265
5,252
5 237
5,212
5,192
15 159
15 145
15,128
15 107
15,108
15,064
5 342
5*344
5,351
5 350
5,356
5,367
19083
19097
19,136
19 144
19,187
19,215
15669
15 685
15,784
15780
15,772
15,758
2737
2739
2,735
2742
2,746
2,747
12,932
12946
13,049
1 3,038
13,026
13,011
59,934
59922
59,919
59,495
59,292
59,209
12,630
12693
12,790
12,505
12,319
12,201
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
65607
65592
65,705
65651
65,654
65,604
4541
4656
4725
4542
4713
5100
5005
5 110
5175
5177
5,177
5184
5199
5,196
5182
5166
5 153
5 131
5 121
5,119
5134
5,126
5134
5149
5 156
5 165
5160
5123
5117
5117
4 113
4 277
4433
5261
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
4148
4165
5019
2781
^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 167.
48
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS—EMPLOYMENT—Con.
PRODUCTION OR NONSUPERVISORY WORKERS ON PRIVATE NONAGRICULTURAL PAYROLLS '—Adjusted for seasonal variation 8
Goods-producing
Manufacturing
YEAR AND MONTH
Private
sector,
total
Durable goods industries
Total
Mining
Construction
Lum-
Total
Total
*
*
ber
and
wood
products
*
Furniture
and
fixtures
Stone,
clay,
and
glass
products
Primary
metal
industries
Fabricated metal
products
Machinery,
except
electrical
Electric
and
electronic
equipment
Transportation
equipment
Instruments
and related
products
Miscellaneous
manufacturing
industries
Thousands
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
37,989
38,979
39,553
40560
42,278
532
512
498
497
494
2,426
2,500
2,562
2637
2,749
12,083
12,488
12,555
12 781
13,434
6,618
6,935
7,027
7213
7,715
544
555
558
567
571
290
305
309
321
340
469
478
484
494
505
881
902
912
967
1,023
897
946
966
993
1,060
976
1,038
1,059
1 120
1,215
956
1,023
1,006
1 009
1,110
1,040
1,108
1,155
1 157
1,273
261
269
268
268
283
304
313
310
318
336
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
44,249
45137
46,473
48208
48,156
487
469
461
472
473
2,818
2741
2,822
3012
2,990
14,296
14308
14,514
14767
14,044
8,369
8364
8,457
8651
8,055
578
561
571
584
554
364
358
372
383
362
517
500
509
526
512
1,056
1 016
1,003
1 042
1000
1,160
1 206
1,244
1 285
1,190
1,344
1 369
1,343
1 382
1,323
1,289
1 286
1,285
1 311
1,234
1,400
1 406
1,465
1 458
1,236
316
325
326
336
317
346
338
340
345
329
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
48,148
49,937
52,201
52,809
50,991
455
475
486
530
571
3,071
3,257
3,405
3,294
2,808
13,544
14,045
14,834
14,638
13,043
7,664
8,051
8,728
8,662
7,557
579
627
655
608
517
365
400
420
402
337
513
544
576
569
499
923
933
1,011
1,030
887
1,129
1,190
1,278
1,257
1,090
1,182
1,245
1,402
1,481
1,339
1,153
1,220
1,344
1,321
1,091
1,209
1,239
1,338
1,270
1,154
294
313
348
370
332
318
340
356
354
311
1976
1977
1978
1979...
1980
52897
55 179
58 156
60367
60331
17067
17 774
18726
19351
18442
592
618
638
719
762
2814
3 021
3354
3 565
3421
13638
14 135
14734
15068
14214
7 914
8307
8805
9 110
8442
576
616
647
654
578
364
382
406
406
376
514
533
554
559
513
904
922
954
986
878
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
235
290
384
423
233
353
376
400
422
426
329
334
345
339
313
1981
1982
60927
59,566
18245
16,589
841
831
3261
3,004
14020
12,790
8294
7,350
553
494
374
343
491
437
862
684
1 171
1,034
1 581
1,368
1 311
1,217
1 220
1,085
430
410
302
279
June
59689
59,860
60198
60057
60319
60511
19270
19,270
19440
19382
19434
19483
699
705
709
708
710
714
3 449
3444
3582
3 530
3568
3 588
15 122
15 121
15 149
15 144
15 156
15 181
9129
9145
9168
9 171
9 177
9201
657
658
662
657
659
658
413
412
411
407
405
404
560
562
567
561
563
564
989
988
992
995
994
1 002
1
1
1
1
1
1
306
307
306
307
309
313
1 607
1 616
1 619
1 637
1 640
1 651
1 369
1,374
1 382
1 386
1 391
1 400
1
1
1
1
1
1
467
467
468
462
458
446
418
420
421
421
421
423
343
341
340
338
337
340
July....
August
September
October
November
December
60502
60,455
60,532
60,689
60737
60,834
19492
19,334
19,329
19,305
19207
19,260
721
730
730
733
732
734
3 606
3603
3,589
3583
3 581
3615
15 165
15001
15,010
14989
14894
14911
9 186
9052
9,093
9048
8 972
8992
656
653
650
655
644
635
406
406
402
403
403
401
561
559
555
554
549
549
1 002
991
984
976
969
958
1 305
1 290
1,291
1 290
1 285
1 281
1 663
1 655
1,659
1 627
1 622
1 619
1 401
1 377
1,397
1 397
1 390
1,396
1 431
1 357
1,394
1 384
1 352
1,393
422
423
422
424
422
424
339
341
339
338
336
336
June
60,941
61 000
60,924
60497
60128
59,824
19268
19156
19009
18678
18 323
18067
738
742
744
752
761
769
3680
3 653
3515
3 436
3 399
3367
14850
14761
14 750
14490
14 163
13 931
8926
8 903
8895
8655
8 385
8208
628
630
624
580
546
544
400
397
398
393
375
365
550
550
544
527
512
498
951
946
941
927
887
844
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
307
316
321
231
175
182
425
428
432
429
426
422
334
330
330
328
318
307
July
August
September
October
November
December
59640
59880
60,024
60217
60,432
60594
17822
17964
18,016
18 110
18,217
18270
757
755
768
776
787
799
3 329
3 338
3,355
3 363
3356
3 368
13 736
13871
13,893
13 971
14074
14 103
8072
8 143
8,177
8249
8345
8367
546
557
563
569
575
580
354
359
365
368
370
490
494
497
498
502
501
807
813
827
846
866
878
1 129
1 149
1,157
1 168
1 177
1 182
June...
60715
60,717
60784
60903
60,887
61 077
18280
18,208
18259
18 216
18 167
18267
810
818
827
710
719
846
3 378
3336
3 357
3 367
3292
3 261
14092
14054
14075
14 139
14156
14 160
8364
8324
8 346
8 394
8 397
8402
575
573
572
574
576
568
371
372
373
378
381
381
501
500
498
498
497
496
873
871
869
875
875
876
July
August
September
October
November
December
61 224
61 235
61,215
61 082
60,824
60,510
18313
18 232
18,168
18021
17,827
17,572
869
887
895
897
903
904
3 255
3 230
3,215
3 197
3,170
3,130
14 189
14 115
14,058
13 927
13,754
13,538
8404
8361
8,313
8229
8,084
7,915
565
553
544
527
512
500
383
379
375
371
363
358
494
494
489
482
475
465
873
872
867
852
832
809
June
60218
60,264
60059
59893
59,903
59716
17295
17,293
17 123
16960
16902
16704
897
899
898
890
862
837
3 036
3090
3047
3 029
3060
3024
13 362
13304
13 178
13041
12980
12843
7 798
7753
7665
7 556
7511
7 408
489
495
490
493
492
491
354
351
348
345
343
342
453
453
448
443
444
438
783
769
751
724
704
689
1
1
1
1
1
1
July
August
September
October
November
December
59568
59,367
59,247
58988
58,850
58,764
16578
16,430
16,307
16095
15,961
15,908
814
804
792
776
763
750
3013
2,992
2,973
2 951
2,946
2,917
12751
1 2,634
12,542
12 368
12,252
12,241
7350
7,234
7,150
6992
6,900
6,892
491
491
493
495
500
506
339
342
338
336
337
338
437
434
432
427
422
418
672
658
640
615
601
596
1 031
1,018
1,008
988
975
973
139
198
270
299
195
340
422
526
634
602
160
233
318
388
328
1979:
January... .
February
March
April.
May
1980:
January
February
March
April
May.
268
268
268
233
186
158
668
654
649
633
625
590
395
384
388
374
335
298
1 569
1 562
1,559
1 567
1 575
1 575
1 280
1 287
1,290
1 293
1 309
1 310
1 170
1 196
1,194
1 218
1 246
1 241
421
423
423
424
427
428
306
303
302
300
300
302
181
*176
181
'l86
189
188
1
1
1
1
1
1
579
574
571
573
579
588
1 309
1 307
1 313
1 318
1 321
1 320
1
1
1
1
1
1
245
221
239
259
247
252
428
427
428
430
430
431
302
303
302
303
302
302
188
184
,176
157
,136
,113
1 594
1 604
1,597
1 592
1,572
1,545
1 326
1 326
1,323
1 316
1,292
1,261
1 240
1 216
1,207
1 200
1,172
1,136
432
432
433
432
430
429
309
301
302
300
300
299
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
122
121
122
100
105
095
426
425
422
418
417
413
293
291
287
284
281
279
1 116
1,082
1,072
1 039
1,010
1,044
411
407
404
398
394
390
280
275
273
271
268
267
1981:
January....
February
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March .
April
May
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
096
086
075
062
054
039
516
503
476
449
438
396
1 358
1,321
1,297
1 243
1,215
1,199
266
259
246
238
233
226
1 215
1,206
1,193
1 180
1,178
1,161
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 167.
49
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS—EMPLOYMENT—Con.
PRODUCTION OR NONSUPERVISORY WORKERS ON PRIVATE NONAGRICULTURAL PAYROLLS »—Adjusted for seasonal variation 2
Service-producing
Goods-producing — Manufacturing: Nondurable goods industries
Wholesale and retail trade
Rub-
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Food
and
kindred
products
Tex-
Tobacco
manufactures
tile
mill
products
Apparel
and
other
textile
products
Paper
and
allied
products
Printing
and
pub-
lishing
Chemicals
and
allied
products
ber
and
misc.
plastics
products
Petroleum
and
coal
products
Leather and
leather
products
Total
Transportation
and
public
utilities
Total
Wholesale
trade
Retail
trade
Finance,
insurance,
and real
estate
Services
Thousands
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
5465
5553
5,527
5569
5,719
1
1
1
1
1
191
178
167
157
159
80
79
77
78
75
805
812
793
798
827
1
1
1
1
1
080
123
138
158
206
478
486
486
489
498
592
595
590
602
621
505
519
525
529
546
130
126
120
114
113
288
317
323
336
366
316
319
308
306
310
24645
25602
1966
1967 ...
1968
1969 .
1970
5,926
5944
6,056
6116
5,989
1 180
1 187
1 192
1 202
1,207
72
74
72
70
69
859
850
881
884
855
1 246
1 237
1,240
1 238
1,196
518
526
536
551
543
646
662
667
682
679
574
592
610
622
604
115
115
118
112
118
398
397
435
462
444
319
304
306
294
273
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
5,880
5993
6 107
5976
5485
1,203
1 192
1 167
1 164
1 120
63
62
65
64
62
837
867
886
843
752
1,178
1 208
1 250
1 175
1 067
522
532
543
544
480
658
664
670
660
624
588
593
611
623
580
124
125
124
126
123
450
495
547
545
465
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
5724
5,828
5929
5,958
5772
1
1
1
1
1
145
161
174
191
175
64
57
56
56
54
800
792
783
771
737
1
1
1
1
1
134
129
145
117
079
508
518
525
536
523
625
647
672
697
699
600
616
628
633
626
128
131
136
137
125
1981
1982
5727
5,440
1 150
1,127
55
53
713
643
1 060
984
518
493
699
698
628
601
June
5993
5,976
5981
5,973
5979
5,980
1 193
1 185
1 192
1 190
1 191
1,196
57
56
57
57
57
56
782
779
776
773
772
774
1 149
1 136
1 131
1 131
1 127
1,118
527
531
533
534
535
537
687
690
692
692
696
696
July
August
September
October
November
December
5,979
5949
5,917
5941
5,922
5,919
1,187
1 190
1,188
1 194
1,191
1,192
56
56
57
57
50
53
771
767
761
764
766
766
1,126
1 104
1,094
1 102
1,094
1,093
540
540
538
539
537
537
June
5924
5,858
5855
5835
5778
5723
1 189
1,183
1 178
1 171
1 169
1 166
53
53
53
54
54
54
767
764
765
759
744
723
1
1
1
1
1
1
099
100
104
092
080
076
July
August
September
October
November
December
5664
5,728
5,716
5,722
5729
5,736
1 168
1,191
1,178
1,171
1 165
1,163
54
52
54
54
55
54
709
725
720
722
723
721
June
5,728
5730
5,729
5745
5,759
5758
1 162
1 163
1,156
1 162
1,161
1 151
54
54
55
55
55
55
721
718
717
716
717
721
July
August
September
October
November
December
5,785
5754
5,745
5698
5,670
5,623
1 151
1 141
1,137
1 137
1,141
1,138
55
55
55
55
55
54
June
5564
5,551
5513
5485
5,469
5435
1 130
1,137
1 134
1 123
1 128
1 124
July
August
September
October
November
December
5401
5,400
5,392
5376
5,352
5,349
1 129
1,126
1,123
1 127
1,123
1,119
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
3490
3561
10234
10400
10560
10869
11 358
2684
2 726
2758
2823
2922
26649
27619
28677
29959
30649
3638
3718
3757
3863
3,914
11 820
12121
12542
13094
13375
3023
3085
3 153
3260
3329
257
256
245
232
213
31 079
32 161
33 472
34348
34 570
3,872
3943
4034
4079
3 894
13,615
14135
14715
14999
15023
493
558
591
612
559
227
218
220
209
197
35853
37405
39430
41,016
41 933
3 918
4008
4 142
4299
4293
134
120
569
537
201
185
42805
42,940
633
632
631
631
630
635
136
137
137
137
137
137
612
615
618
616
621
618
217
215
214
212
213
213
701
700
700
703
706
704
635
633
633
636
636
637
137
137
137
137
137
138
624
615
604
604
601
596
537
536
535
530
523
518
706
705
703
701
697
698
638
635
634
636
630
624
138
89
86
109
131
133
1 071
1 073
1,066
1 064
1 064
1 064
510
513
515
518
519
520
695
695
696
695
695
700
616
616
618
619
622
623
1
1
1
1
1
1
057
055
058
061
065
066
520
519
519
519
520
521
696
697
695
697
697
698
724
718
715
702
694
685
079
067
,065
055
,049
,036
521
521
525
516
512
508
55
55
54
54
54
53
673
670
654
662
649
636
1 016
1 017
1 006
993
989
986
52
53
51
51
48
54
634
630
628
629
623
623
963
972
971
968
962
963
2 189
2237
2291
2347
2388
7939
8,295
8797
9037
9,389
9834
10046
2442
2534
2,651
2797
2,879
8,749
9246
9,727
10205
10,481
3,315
3405
3 547
3670
3637
10,300
10729
11 168
11 329
11 387
2,937
3024
3 121
3 169
3 173
10,655
11 059
11 606
12 100
12479
15649
16316
17219
17748
17812
3746
3878
4094
4274
4312
11 904
12438
13 125
13474
13500
3243
3397
3593
3776
3907
13043
13683
14476
15,193
15921
4283
4,194
17958
17,827
4360
4,268
13598
13,559
3999
3,994
16565
16,926
40419
40590
40758
40675
40885
41 028
4238
4252
4263
4 178
4277
4333
17 651
17698
17745
17717
17723
17723
4217
4231
4245
4243
4262
4281
13434
13467
13500
13474
13461
13,442
3708
3720
3732
3738
3762
3,780
14822
14920
15018
15,042
15 123
15,192
202
207
205
205
204
203
41 010
41 121
41,203
41 384
41 530
41,574
4324
4338
4,335
4341
4,352
4,345
17676
17692
17,733
17829
1 7,900
17,884
4282
4290
4,293
4307
4,319
4,314
13,394
13402
13,440
13522
13,581
13,570
3,787
3810
3,807
3816
3,828
3,829
1 5,223
15281
15,328
15398
15,450
15,516
595
591
595
584
553
536
202
202
202
199
197
195
41
41
41
41
41
41
4 334
4331
4329
4317
4304
4272
17893
17962
17949
17 825
17778
17 720
4329
4344
4344
4 322
4304
4284
13564
13,618
13605
13 503
13474
13 436
3850
3,868
3879
3 886
3898
3 900
15596
15,683
15758
15791
15825
15865
134
135
134
134
135
135
520
533
540
551
556
561
187
195
195
194
195
195
41 818
41 916
42,008
42 107
42215
42324
4265
4266
4,267
4281
4272
4280
17 701
17735
17,760
17775
17816
17839
4 282
4292
4,301
4305
4314
4,328
13 419
13,443
13,459
13,470
13502
13,511
3911
3,918
3,924
3,939
3950
3,957
15 941
1 5,997
16,057
16,112
16177
16,248
625
627
628
629
630
633
136
137
137
137
137
136
561
563
567
570
576
577
196
197
197
199
201
200
42 435
42 509
42525
42687
42720
42 810
4281
4281
4279
4 291
4282
4288
17867
17 900
17891
17 946
17946
17979
4338
4345
4347
4360
4,362
4364
13529
13555
13,544
13586
13,584
13615
3973
3978
3,980
3994
4,001
4001
16,314
16350
16,375
16456
16,491
16,542
700
702
703
703
703
702
633
632
632
628
623
620
135
133
132
130
130
128
578
581
576
568
561
553
209
204
205
204
202
199
42 911
43 003
43,047
43 061
42,997
42,938
4296
4302
4,292
4279
4,269
4,256
18023
18 051
18,045
18009
17,947
17,885
4372
4375
4,370
4366
4,364
4,354
13651
13676
13,675
13643
13,583
13,531
4008
4015
4,016
4011
4,004
4,005
16,584
16635
16,694
16762
16,777
16,792
505
501
500
498
495
492
701
701
703
700
700
698
615
613
611
606
604
600
123
122
121
119
120
119
551
545
540
541
543
541
195
190
190
189
187
186
42 923
42971
42936
42 933
43001
43 012
4254
4247
4234
4225
4223
4208
17 841
17882
17868
17 855
17893
17 890
4334
4,324
4314
4 296
4298
4280
13507
13,558
13554
13 559
13595
13610
4000
3,998
3992
3991
3988
3999
16828
16,844
16842
16862
16897
16915
491
489
492
486
487
486
696
696
696
696
694
695
596
597
595
593
592
589
119
119
122
120
120
119
537
535
532
526
523
524
184
183
182
180
180
177
42 990
42937
42,940
42 893
42,889
42,856
4 189
4168
4,171
4 149
4,135
4,125
17868
17833
17,800
17 764
17,738
17,689
4268
4,252
4,240
4 225
4,201
4,183
13600
13,581
13,560
13 539
13,537
13,506
3994
3,990
3,994
3990
3,993
3,997
16939
16,946
16,975
16990
17,023
17,045
7567
7 691
7820
8046
8436
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
673
844
915
819
805
757
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
50
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS—WEEKLY HOURS
AVERAGE WEEKLY GROSS HOURS PER PRODUCTION OR NONSUPERVISORY WORKER ON PRIVATE NONAGRICULTURAL PAYROLLS '
Total z
Adjusted for seasonal variation
3
Manufacturing industries
YEAR AND MONTH
*
Min-
8
ing
Construction8
Unadjusted
for
seasonal
variation
sea-
sonal
variation
Average
overtime
hours *
Total
Average
overtime
hours 4
Primary
metal
industries
Fabricated
metal
products
Machinery,
except
electrical
Electric
and
electronic
equipment
Transportation
equipment
Instruments
and
related
products
Miscellaneous
manufacturing
industries 5
395
400
407
41 0
402
405
407
395
40.7
41.0
41.1
41.7
40.6
39.7
409
41 2
41 5
41 4
41 7
42 o
41 3
41 7
42 1
41 8
42 4
43 1
403
405
41 0
42.0
42.0
40.9
40 1
404
40 9
395
402
41 0
41 7
42 1
405
39.8
42 1
42 9
408
408
41 4
396
396
39 9
39
34
36
36
30
42 2
41 2
41 4
41 3
40 3
43
35
38
38
30
40 8
402
406
402
39 5
41 5
404
406
404
39 2
42 0
41 6
41 8
41 9
41 2
42 1
41 1
41 6
41 8
404
424
41 5
41 7
41 6
40 7
43 8
426
42 1
425
41 1
41 2
402
40 3
404
39 8
426
41 4
42 2
41 5
403
42 1
41 2
40 5
407
402
40 0
394
394
390
38 7
399
405
407
400
395
29
35
38
33
26
40 3
41 2
41 5
407
399
29
36
41
34
26
398
404
39 9
392
38 7
398
402
400
39 1
380
41 6
42 1
41 9
41 3
404
40 1
41 4
42 3
41 6
400
404
41 2
41 6
408
40 1
406
42 1
42 8
421
40 8
39 9
404
404
397
395
407
41 7
42 1
405
404
398
406
40 9
395
38 9
395
390
387
385
368
365
368
37 0
370
401
31
35
36
33
28
406
32
37
38
35
28
399
398
398
39 4
385
388
41 1
42.5
40.6
38.8
41 6
41 5
408
400
404
403
40 3
398
388
41.3
41 2
41 5
42 1
41 8
41 0
403
393
38 7
38 1
408
41 0
41 0
40 7
404
41 7
39.0
40 8
41 3
41 8
41 4
401
422
41 1
406
409
40 3
405
388
38 8
387
28
2.3
402
28
2.2
387
384
406
405
403
409
400
409
404
388
38.0
37.2
40.0
38.6
39.2
39.7
39.3
40.5
39.8
38.5
36
3.7
36
29
34
34
41 4
40
4.0
39
29
37
36
397
396
41 8
422
41 1
42 1
405
427
409
386
39.6
38.5
41.6
42.1
41.3
42.6
40.6
42.5
41.1
38.6
399
394
395
39 5
388
37 7
386
38 6
420
41 3
41 7
41 5
41 7
41 6
41 5
41 4
41 2
392
407
40 8
424
404
41 8
41 9
406
39 1
404
40 4
423
383
41 4
409
41 1
403
408
406
392
37 5
385
389
40 8
407
39 3
394
396
394
38 9
38 8
386
41 4
41 4
40 8
406
41 9
41 7
40 2
399
41 2
408
386
38.7
41.4
40.8
41.8
40.5
387
38 9
41 4
41 3
41 6
41 2
41 1
41 2
40 7
408
407
41 6
41 5
403
404
41.3
40.9
41.1
39.0
38.8
41.4
40.5
40.9
41.5
40.4
41.0
40.6
40.7
40.8
40.9
40.9
38.8
39.2
39.2
40.6
3e
34
34
34
33
3.2
407
407
41.3
38.9
40.4
40.4
38.8
402
398
398
407
404
384
382
383
40.4
387
38 8
373
372
37 4
386
380
378
377
37 1
42 7
426
42 6
430
427
369
370
369
403
405
407
41 2
24
2.8
28
31
36
376
377
37 3
379
37 3
41 4
406
40 7
406
398
424
426
424
41 9
41 9
37 2
365
368
366
364
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
361
358
357
353
424
434
434
43 0
433
1981
1982
352
437
369
398
34.8
42.6
36.7
38.9
36.0
fix-
tures
Stone,
clay,
and
glass
products
41 1
41 5
42 0
37.0
41 6
41 9
42 3
361
ber
and
wood
products
Furniture
and
Hours
41.0
36.5
Lum-
24
2.8
30
33
39
398
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
Adjusted
for
*
369
38.6
38.7
38.8
.
Sea-
sonally
adjusted
405
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1971
1972
1973 .
1974
1975
Durable goods industries
Total manufacturing
Not
sea-
sonally
adjusted
40.3
404
40 2
397
40.9
41.0
41 1
40 8
40 1
39.3
40.4
1979:
January..
February
March ....
April
May
June ..
July
August
September
October
November .. .
December
353
357
424
347
40 1
406
35.4
35.7
42.6
35.5
40.2
40.6
357
351
355
359
358
35 3
357
35 7
429
42 6
427
43 2
37 1
356
373
380
406
38 9
40 1
40 4
406
39 2
402
40 2
360
357
357
41 7
43 1
37 8
38 1
39 9
400
35.7
43.5
38.0
40.3
356
356
356
437
437
377
366
403
404
40 2
40 1
402
402
40 1
35.9
35.6
43.9
37.2
40.9
40.1
34
32
32
33
32
3.2
35.1
35 1
350
353
356
355
353
353
35 2
351
434
43 3
43 4
42 9
42 7
433
353
35 7
362
367
37 0
380
398
398
398
394
393
394
40 2
40 1
398
39 7
39 4
39 2
31
30
31
30
26
24
40 7
40 6
402
40 2
39 7
396
32
31
31
30
26
24
394
39 1
384
374
37 5
37 7
396
38 9
383
38 2
37 6
37 1
41 3
41 1
40 9
40 5
40 4
40 5
406
40 7
405
40 5
39 5
390
409
408
405
406
399
39 9
41 5
41 6
41 3
41 3
40 9
407
404
40 3
399
399
39 5
393
353
355
350
35 1
420
43 2
378
374
388
394
39 1
394
39 5
39 9
370
374
402
404
390
394
397
40 1
405
408
390
394
40.1
37.7
407
401
385
35.2
43.5
38.0
39.8
39.7
38.9
38.1
40.8
39.7
40.5
39.7
41.1
40.1
39.1
353
43 7
38 0
398
39 7
38 8
37 9
40 9
40 2
404
41.0
353
408
398
41 0
403
389
35.3
35.3
43.6
36.9
40.2
39.9
38.0
41.0
40.6
41.0
40.1
41.4
40.4
39.1
442
372
408
406
394
38 5
41 2
40.8
354
40 1
39.2
356
24
26
2.8
28
3.0
31
38 1
38 7
35.3
25
26
2.8
28
3.0
31
41 2
406
41 0
401
41 5
405
394
35 1
355
353
353
354
353
352
43 7
429
424
43 7
439
42 3
36 5
351
373
37 o
370
37 2
399
395
39 9
39 7
40 1
402
40 3
39 8
39 9
40 0
40 2
40 0
30
29
29
29
30
29
40 8
402
404
40 5
40 7
40 4
30
29
29
30
31
29
40 0
39 0
39 1
394
39 4
38 8
39 2
387
38 5
38 5
388
38 7
41 5
407
408
41 1
40 9
40 7
41 0
40 7
40 8
41 1
41 1
408
40 7
404
404
406
407
406
41 2
409
409
41 0
41 3
41 1
403
397
400
40 1
402
40 1
41 4
409
386
40.4
40.5
38.3
352
352
352
354
41 1
41 4
41 5
41 1
404
403
389
386
40.4
38.9
403
390
356
356
353
35 2
43 6
44 2
378
37 4
396
39 9
39 9
39 9
40 4
404
38 6
384
386
38 3
40 7
40 7
40 6
40 7
404
40 4
41 1
41 2
402
402
41 1
41 2
404
406
385
389
35.1
35.0
43.9
35.8
39.5
39.5
37.6
37.5
40.3
40.6
39.8
40.4
40.4
40.4
38 0
38 0
40 1
40 1
40 1
409
39 9
408
404
393
39.8
39.6
29
29
2.7
26
2.4
2.4
37.8
38.0
37.7
38.0
40.2
39.7
39.7
39.2
39.7
39.6
40.7
40.5
39.5
39.5
40.5
39.9
40.3
40.0
39.5
39.1
36.0
35.8
35.7
41.4
41 3
39 6
409
40 8
40.8
407
40 5
405
394
39.5
1980:
January
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August ...
September
October .
November
December ..
35 1
35.2
40.2
40 2
40.5
39.9
407
40.4
387
1981:
January.
February
March ....
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
35.0
352
35 1
446
37 5
39 7
39 6
35.1
35.2
35.1
35.0
44.4
44.8
37.0
37.1
39.7
39.9
39.4
39.2
29
29
2.7
26
2.5
2.4
339
343
35 1
349
34 9
350
34 9
42 9
437
43 8
42 8
427
42 8
33 3
358
370
366
375
37 5
37 -j
392
39 1
38 7
390
39 3
37 5
395
39 0
39 0
39 1
39 1
23
25
23
24
23
23
38 1
399
394
39 5
395
39 6
22
23
22
22
22
22
34 8
38 1
37 7
37 7
382
38 4
33 5
379
373
37 4
373
376
38 5
402
399
40 0
40 1
40 3
383
396
387
38 5
385
38 8
38 1
398
394
393
394
394
392
408
40 1
40 1
398
397
383
399
394
394
394
394
40.7
40.0
38.4
403
409
400
399
387
382
40.9
40.0
38.5
41 3
401
386
349
348
42 5
424
380
376
389
39 1
390
396
394
374
405
394
398
396
409
401
382
36.9
37.1
36.1
36.8
37.8
37.5
37.5
37.6
37.8
40.2
40.2
40.2
40.2
40.1
388
386
42.0
41.9
41.6
42.2
22
22
2.1
2.1
2.1
2.2
385
382
34.8
34.7
34.7
34.8
23
23
2.3
2.3
2.3
2.3
39.2
38.9
39.0
39.2
39.2
39.4
39.2
39.3
39.3
39.3
39.3
39.0
39.2
39.3
39.4
40.6
40.1
40.4
40.9
40.1
40.0
39.9
39.6
39.4
39.7
38.6
38.6
39.0
39.1
39.0
1982:
January
February
March ...
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
34.8
348
34 7
348
350
352
35.2
34.8
34.7
34.7
35.0
39.0
38.9
39.0
39.3
39.7
38.8
38.9
39.0
39.0
39.9
40 1
39.1
39.2
39.3
39.3
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
38.4
38.1
38.7
38.8
37.8
38.2
38.3
38.8
39.8
388
^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 168 and 169.
389
38.7
366
51
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS—WEEKLY HOURS—Con.
AVERAGE WEEKLY GROSS HOURS PER PRODUCTION OR NONSUPERVISORY WORKER ON PRIVATE NONAGRICULTURAL PAYROLLS »—Adjusted for seasonal variation 2
Wholesale and retail trade
Manufacturing— nondurable goods industries
YEAR AND MONTH
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
Total
Average
overtime
hours 3
*
*
393
39.7
396
39.7
40 1
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
402
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
393
1976..
394
1977
39.4
1978....
394
1979
1980
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April.
May
June...
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
39.7
398
39.7
391
Food
and
kindred
products
Tobacco
manufactures 4
Textile
mill
products
Apparel
and
other
textile
products
Paper
and
allied
products
Printing
and
publishing
Chemicals and
allied
products
Petroleum
and coal
products
Rubber
and
misc.
plastics
products4
Leather
and
leather
products
Transportation and
public
utilities
Total
Wholesale
trade
Retail
trade
Finance,
insurance,
and real
estate 4
Services
Hours
25
27
27
29
32
409
41 0
41 0
41 0
41 1
39 0
386
38 7
388
37 9
39 9
406
40 6
41 0
41 7
354
362
36 1
359
364
42 5
426
427
428
43 1
38 2
383
383
385
386
41 4
41 6
41 6
41 6
41 9
41 2
41 6
41 7
41 8
42 2
40 3
41 0
408
41 3
420
374
376
375
379
382
34
3.1
33
3.4
30
41 2
409
408
408
405
38 9
386
379
374
378
41 9
409
41 2
408
399
364
360
361
359
353
434
428
429
41 9
388
384
383
383
377
420
41 6
41 8
41 8
41 6
424
427
425
426
428
420
41 4
41 5
41 1
402
30
3.3
34
3.0
27
403
356
360
359
352
352
42 1
375
41 6
428
42.8
37.7
41.7
429
377
41 8
42.2
37.5
41.5
41 6
369
43.0
383
405
376
369
38.2
40.6
37.4
37.3
38 1
406
373
375
41 1
41 3
37.9
40.7
37.0
37.3
36.1
377
408
366
372
359
386
382
383
372
372
41 2
405
406
407
405
37 1
407
359
373
355
36.6
40.3
35.3
37.1
35.1
361
40 1
347
370
347
35.7
40.2
34.2
37.1
34.7
353
399
338
367
344
403
377
40 1
35 1
395
337
366
339
42.7
41.1
38.3
40.4
34.9
39.4
36.6
33.9
424
41 1
378
405
346
393
33 1
366
42.1
40.5
36.9
40.2
34.2
38.8
32.7
36.5
33.6
41 0
41 2
399
37 1
397
339
387
324
365
335
404
378
376
386
40.4
38.3
403
382
406
41 3
409
395
393
405
375
40 1
358
425
375
41 6
42 1
407
374
398
337
387
32 1
364
333
40.0
37.8
40.4
35.6
42.9
37.7
41.7
42.7
41.0
36.9
39.9
397
38 1
404
356
429
376
41 9
436
409
37 1
400
39.3
39.0
30
3.2
32
3.1
28
39.9
38.0
40.4
35.3
42.6
37.5
41.9
43.8
40.5
36.5
39.9
397
38 1
40 1
354
422
37 1
41 5
41 8
400
367
396
33.3
32.9
32.6
32.2
38.8
38.8
38.8
38.5
31.6
31.0
30.6
30.2
36.4
36.4
36.2
36.2
33.0
32.8
32.7
32.6
39.1
38.4
28
2.5
397
388
396
357
373
41 6
37.8
37.5
34.7
37.1
40.9
43.2
43.9
40.3
39.6
36.7
35.6
394
39.4
42.5
41.8
32.2
31.9
38.5
38.4
30.1
29.9
36.3
36.2
32.6
32.6
394
31
3.2
32
2.8
30
30
397
360
32.5
32.6
32.7
32.8
32.6
38.7
38.7
39.0
38.7
39.0
30.6
30.7
30.7
30.9
30.6
36.4
36.4
36.3
36.3
36.0
32.6
32.6
32.7
32.7
32.7
31
3.0
3.0
3.1
3.1
3.1
39.7
396
39.1
388
39.3
39.4
38.6
39.2
393
393
39.3
39.4
39.3
39.4
39.4
39.5
393
39.0
391
38.9
387
38.6
388
38.9
390
39.1
393
397
39.3
39 1
39.2
394
394
392
39.2
38.9
389
38.8
38.7
366
39.0
384
38.4
385
385
385
38.5
38.6
385
38.6
38.6
40.5
338
405
358
427
376
41 9
437
41 1
367
399
39.7
36.1
40.1
35.3
42.7
37.7
41.9
43.9
41.2
36.2
40.0
400
38 1
402
353
427
377
41 9
445
41 4
362
399
39.7
37.5
38.9
34.2
41.9
37.1
41.8
43.9
39.4
35.8
39.3
397
398
389
39 0
40 1
404
35 1
35 2
426
427
375
375
41 9
41 8
437
432
405
407
361
363
399
399
327
389
307
361
327
398
398
361
376
404
403
353
353
427
427
375
377
41 9
420
436
436
402
400
368
365
398
326
388
306
362
328
40.0
39.9
39.9
39.9
39.2
40.7
35.3
42.5
37.6
41.8
43.7
40.5
37.0
388
407
353
426
374
41 7
434
405
366
38.9
41.0
35.3
42.7
37.6
41.9
44.4
394
41 1
355
427
374
41 7
435
40.3
40.7
36.7
37.0
40.0
40.0
40.0
40.1
39.7
32.6
32.6
32.5
32.6
32.6
38.9
38.8
38.7
38.9
38.8
30.6
30.6
30.5
30.6
30.6
36.1
36.2
36.2
36.3
36.4
32.8
32.7
32.7
32.7
32.8
3.0
28
3.0
30
2.6
25
397
397
395
396
41 6
41 1
407
403
398
393
364
35 8
353
356
353
352
426
42 7
425
424
41 8
41 6
376
37 4
37 1
37 1
37 1
368
41 9
41 8
41 7
41 6
41 4
41 2
370
40 8
40 1
41 0
422
42 1
403
40 0
400
39 7
389
39 3
371
372
367
372
367
365
398
395
396
397
32.5
38.8
30.5
36.2
32.7
324
387
304
363
327
32.3
38.5
30.3
36.3
32 1
386
300
362
39.5
32.2
38.6
396
374
369
377
383
387
384
394
320
381
30.1
30.1
36.1
36.4
32.6
32.6
32.6
32.6
27
27
2.8
28
2.9
30
397
399
366
36 9
390
39 1
35 1
35 1
41 6
41 9
369
37 0
40 9
41 1
42 2
42 1
38 6
400
363
364
397
39 5
320
321
38.1
30.0
36.2
32.6
383
301
363
327
39.8
38.2
39.7
35.2
42.1
36.9
41.2
42.3
40.2
36.5
39.8
32.1
38.5
30.1
36.1
396
40 0
396
353
422
37 1
41 5
43 1
406
36 7
398
322
386
302
363
39.7
40.1
40.0
35.1
42.5
37.0
41.7
43.2
40.9
36.2
39.5
32.2
398
382
403
356
42 9
374
41 6
43 4
41 5
366
397
322
38.4
38.6
30.2
30.1
36.3
36.3
32.6
32.7
32.7
32.6
30
3.0
28
2.8
29
29
40 3
399
395
399
398
397
38 6
386
37 3
372
387
38 5
40 5
40 1
398
398
40 1
40 1
364
357
357
355
360
35 9
42 7
425
42 5
425
42 8
426
37 6
373
37 0
373
37 5
37 5
41 7
41 7
41 6
41 6
41 6
41 6
43 6
437
434
437
43 5
43 3
40 8
40 1
40 6
403
408
40 9
37 0
37 1
37 1
368
371
37 2
39 7
396
395
395
395
39 5
323
388
302
364
327
32.2
38.6
30.2
36.4
32.8
322
386
302
364 * 327
32.3
38.6
322
32 1
386
385
30.3
30.1
36.3
36.1
300
361
325
29
2.8
2.7
27
2.6
2.5
395
38 6
408
40 1
398
35 7
359
426
425
37 3
373
41 7
41 5
43 1
430
39 9
404
36 5
367
396
393
322
386
301
363
326
39.8
32.7
32.7
40.3
38.8
35.2
43.0
37.2
42.1
43.2
39.7
36.2
39.2
32.2
32.1
38.6
38.5
30.1
30.1
36.4
36.0
32.6
32.5
394
394
39 1
35 6
424
372
41 5
426
40 2
36 9
392
32 0-
385
299
362
326
39.5
39.9
38.8
38.1
38.9
38.2
35.5
35.2
42.1
41.9
37.1
37.1
41.3
41.3
42.6
42.7
39.9
40.1
36.5
36.1
39.2
39.0
32.1
32.0
38.5
38.4
30.0
29.9
36.2
36.2
32.6
32.6
25
2.7
25
2.6
25
25
390
402
394
36 1
383
372
366
372
38 4
31 5
382
374
374
377
37 7
31 0
356
35 0
347
349
35 1
41 3
423
41 8
420
41 8
41 9
368
375
37 1
372
370
37 0
41 0
41 2
406
407
409
40 9
442
433
43 2
438
438
44 0
37 9
399
397
395
397
40 1
33 7
356
359
357
357
358
38 9
395
392
31 7
380
297
362
325
32.0
38.4
31 9
384
31.9
32.0
38.4
38.4
30.0
29.8
29.9
30.0
36.2
36.3
36.2
36.3
32.6
32.6
32.6
32.7
31 9
384
299
361
326
25
2.5
2.6
26
2.5
2.5
394
368
38 1
377
38 1
35 1
350
41 9
37 0
360
389
320
385
39.7
38.1
35.1
41.0
44.2
36.0
35.7
39.2
38.8
32.0
31.9
38.5
38.4
36.2
36.3
36.1
32.6
32.8
39 0
38 3
35 1
37 1
408
43 8
39.7
39.6
29.9
29.9
29.9
395
41 7
36.9
37.0
434
440
396
41.7
41.6
408
409
393
354
388
31 9
384
299
362
326
39.4
39.1
38.0
37.9
38.8
38.9
35.0
35.1
41.7
41.7
37.1
37.1
40.7
40.9
44.1
44.4
39.6
40.4
35.8
35.8
38.9
38.9
31.8
32.1
38.4
38.4
29.8
30.1
36.2
36.3
32.6
32.6
39.5
39.3
39.4
394
394
39.2
39.4
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
39.0
33.4
39.1
39 1
39 1
^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 169.
326
52
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS—AGGREGATE EMPLOYEE-HOURS
AGGREGATE HOURS OF WAGE AND SALARY WORKERS IN NONAGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENTS—Seasonally adjusted at annual rates »
Private sector
YEAR AND MONTH
All industries
Total private
Mining
Construction
*
Manufacturing
Transportation
and public utilities
Wholesale and
retail trade
Finance,
insurance, and
real estate
Government
Services
Billions of hours
1961 ...
1962
1963...
1964
1965
109 14
11270
11488
11806
12332
91 31
94 12
9584
98 29
10258
1 42
1 39
1 37
1 38
1 39
549
567
584
5 99
629
3374
3517
3558
3645
3855
824
829
828
844
867
2264
2303
2340
2404
2496
516
534
552
565
576
1463
1524
1584
1635
1696
1966...
1967
1968... .
1969
1970
12930
131 59
13470
13933
13823
107 15
10831
110 94
114.79
11342
1 39
1 36
1 34
1 38
1 38
648
637
650
705
696
41 18
41 09
41 89
4255
40 15
891
899
912
940
951
2562
2593
2650
27.37
2770
593
614
642
1763
1843
1917
6.78
20.26
2076
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
13846
143 66
14948
15081
14686
11274
11689
122 13
122 74
11784
1 34
1 40
1 42
1 52
1 65
716
738
784
7 65
667
3870
4042
4264
41 84
3772
933
9 53
980
988
937
2811
718
744
771
787
791
2090
1976
1977
1978
1979..
1980
151 34
15693
16456
16953
16938
122 19
12720
13359
138 26
13754
1 72
1 84
1 92
2 15
232
684
731
809
859
836
3958
41 24
4306
4392
41 88
948
978
1023
1065
1061
31 20
3219
8 10
2527
2638
2782
1981
1982
16992
165.95
139.00
135.33
258
2.49
8.01
7.47
41.64
38.33
June
16801
16838
16961
16605
16943
17033
13665
13721
13821
13627
13821
138 77
207
208
2 10
209
211
2 14
825
208
865
818
864
868
July
August
September
October
November
December ..........
17048
1 70.43
170.73
170 39
170.38
170.81
13884
138.78
139.08
13889
139.01
139.17
2 10
2 17
2.20
222
2.23
2.24
June
171 56
171 45
170 57
16968
16895
16824
13948
13929
13861
13736
13682
13607
July
August
September
October ....
November
December
16736
16821
168.94
16929
169.17
17020
1981:
January ..
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
1980:
January
February .
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July.
August
September
October
November
December
3019
3352
3435
847
895
939
3417
9.74
10.57
10.28
34.54
34.32
4414
4424
4436
4313
4415
4425
1049
1056
1059
1025
1060
1075
3403
3420
3438
866
877
8.74
862
8.64
8.74
4431
43.89
43.93
43 77
43.45
43.47
1071
1077
10.75
1077
10.83
10.72
227
2 26
2 27
227
2 29
2 32
894
879
840
832
831
828
4343
43 27
43 01
4235
41 65
41 04
13548
13637
137.19
13761
13792
13828
224
2 28
2.34
237
242
248
815
8 13
8.30
831
832
829
171 56
17007
17079
169 70
17070
17094
13956
13852
13899
139 18
13933
13949
2 53
249
248
2 24
228
2 53
171 19
171.09
167.31
16968
168.66
168.58
14007
13991
138.98
13902
138.42
137.34
16425
168.40
167 74
16721
16761
16658
16605
16546
165.30
164.29
163.24
164.01
21 75
2277
2368
2433
2074
2215
23.28
2376
24.54
2481
2572
2676
2735
2807
2902
29.15
2973
30.97
3045
31 26
31.84
10.01
10.09
31.65
30.91
32.35
30.62
2845
2886
31.36
31 17
31.40
3441
922
924
926
930
2977
9.30
2891
3438
3440
29.03
936
2919
31.21
31 56
3434
34.36
34.47
3449
34.63
34.54
940
9.41
9.49
948
9.57
9.60
2932
29.40
29.50
2953
29.66
29.86
31.65
31.65
31.65
31 50
31.37
31.65
1074
1067
1068
1068
1060
1054
3452
3456
3439
3392
3408
3384
959
29.99
32.08
962
967
965
969
978
3012
30 18
3016
3215
31 96
3020
3028
3213
32.17
40 57
41 10
41.28
41 42
41 68
41 79
1059
1052
10.57
1062
1054
1060
3380
973
976
3040
3055
30.75
3084
30.99
31.87
31 84
31.75
31.68
31.25
31.92
867
804
8 29
8 29
808
796
42 12
41 56
41 74
41 91
4222
42 18
1060
1062
268
274
2.76
2 80
2.81
2.81
804
795
7.60
7 89
7.96
7.77
4222
4205
41.57
41 29
40.70
40.05
1068
1061
10.57
1055
10.53
10.48
13487
137.26
13642
13592
13640
13580
2 74
2.78
2 79
271
264
2 57
728
7.69
760
754
770
7 54
38 59
39.78
3924
3889
3887
38 64
1037
10.51
41 46
1042
1042
1041
13558
13496
134.56
13356
133.08
133.13
249
244
2.39
234
2.30
2.28
757
749
7.33
7.29
7.30
7.24
3841
3800
37.67
37.18
36.91
36.76
1033
1030
10.22
10.20
10.18
10.16
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
2898
2996
3029
696
1783
18.58
1904
1976
1061
1062
1060
1067
3401
34.15
3420
34.11
3412
3438
3442
3446
3460
3459
3457
3474
34.76
34.67
3445
34.31
34.10
3382
34.17
3403
3403
3428
34 16
3425
34.17
34.11
33.96
33.70
33.84
9.80
985
9.87
2921
2861
32.32
989
31 11
994
996
997
31 30
31.44
31 43
31 52
31 56
31 59
3200
1003
10.05
10.02
1002
10.02
10.03
31 69
31.74
31.80
31.12
31.18
32.10
31.24
1001
10.01
1004
10.04
1011
1008
3206
32.33
3225
32.29
3239
3240
31.14
31 32
31.29
31.21
1007
10.10
10.11
10.07
10.08
10.13
3246
32.47
32.73
32.52
3047
30.50
30.74
30.73
1000
1000
1000
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 169.
3202
32.09
31.55
31.80
3052
31.37
31 45
28.33
3067
30.24
2938
3078
32.61
30.17
32.72
30.88
53
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS—INDEXES OF AGGREGATE EMPLOYEE-HOURS
INDEXES OF AGGREGATE WEEKLY EMPLOYEE-HOURS OF PRODUCTION OR NONSUPERVISORY WORKERS ON PRIVATE NONAGRICULTURAL PAYROLLS-adjusted for seasonal variation >
Service-producing
Goods-producing
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
private
Total
goodsproducing
Mining
Construction
Manufacturing
Total
Durable
goods
Nondurable goods
Total
serviceproducing
Transportation and
public
utilities
Wholesale and retail trade
Finance,
insurance,
and real
estate
Services
Total trade
Wholesale
trade
76.3
79.3
75.8
78.7
70.7
71.9
63.3
65.8
Retail
trade
1977 = 100
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
845
804
88 0
78 2
81 2
83 8
890
773
866
853
893
900
91.0
77.7
88.9
92.1
964
780
933
775
962
74.5
93.6
954
91 7
1022
100.2
101 9
1045
79.2
827
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
863
902
984
732
757
752
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
897
929
959
71 8
1002
1059
1030
90.6
755
97 1
97 1
92.6
1976
1977
1978
1979....
1980
96.2
1000
104.9
1084
107.2
1981
1982
86.6
887
1035
101 2
848
958
982
976
87.8
95 1
98.4
101 9
72.7
978
1045
102.7
1045
1060
1036
101.1
1027
1049
990
954
1059
105.0
1072
1078
1043
782
83 4
89.6
91 8
75.9
752
775
936
808
79.1
81 4
94.1
81.6
954
983
81.9
82.7
84.0
87 1
88.3
80.4
81.2
83.0
73.5
75.9
79.3
68.8
71.7
74.7
855
838
783
99.0
833
860
869
86.4
85.5
79.7
97.1
88.0
86.9
87.0
80.0
889
994
908
892
895
829
92.2
93.7
92.5
88.4
91 4
94.2
92.4
86.8
944
947
943
935
900
93.8
93.5
93.9
93.5
92.6
846
857
788
86.2
106.2
1034
88.6
102.9
1036
105.3
101 7
92.7
93.7
102.1
1026
96.6
95.9
1000
104.5
1062
98.9
94.4
1000
106.3
109 1
99.5
98.1
1000
101.7
101 9
98.1
96.6
1000
104.6
1082
109.8
97.5
1000
103.4
1071
106.3
97.0
1000
104.2
1066
105.5
96.3
100.0
105.6
110.3
110.3
97.3
100.0
103.6
105.1
103.7
95.4
1000
105.7
110.6
114.4
96.0
1000
105.1
109.9
115.0
109.1
100.0
97.9
87.3
98.0
84.8
97.6
90.9
111.9
111.8
105.5
102.3
106.3
104.8
111.7
108.9
104.2
103.2
117.2
116.9
119.6
122.1
112.5
1132
113.8
113 1
113.7
1143
114.7
1147
120.6
114 1
120.5
121 1
107.8
1074
107.8
1042
107.0
107 1
110.8
111 0
111.3
1067
110.3
1104
103.2
1022
102.7
1004
102.1
1022
106.4
1068
107.6
1073
107.8
1084
105.6
1060
106.3
1029
106.7
108 1
105.7
1059
106.7
1068
106.5
1067
108.5
108.8
110.0
109.1
110.5
110.7
104.6
104.8
105.4
1060
104.9
105.1
108.8
109 1
109.4
109.6
109.7
110.6
106.9
107.5
108.7
108.8
109.4
109.9
1095
108.6
108.7
108.1
1074
1078
1125
117.0
117.3
117.9
1182
1192
1208
122.2
121.7
119.8
1200
121 4
107 1
105.5
105.8
105.4
1045
1047
1104
108.1
108.7
108.0
1065
1069
1023
101.7
101.6
101.5
101 4
101 4
1083
108.6
108.9
108.9
1096
1097
1076
108.5
108.1
108.5
1092
1080
1062
106.4
106.5
106.6
1074
1071
110.6
110.9
110.8
110.8
111.6
111 2
104.5
104.6
104.8
105.0
105.8
1056
110.5
110.9
111.7
111.6
112.3
1126
110.4
110.8
111.2
111.0
111.7
1125
108.6
1072
105.5
1039
101 4
121.4
121 2
121.2
121 2
1223
1235
1246
122 1
115.0
1144
1140
1140
1049
1036
1029
101 1
98 0
1066
1059
1052
1022
98 0
1024
1002
June
109.3
1089
108.3
1074
1066
1058
959
957
964
1097
1098
1098
1093
1094
1092
1077
1066
107 1
1074
1063
1053
107.0
1070
106.5
105 1
105 3
1046
111.6
111 7
111.1
110.6
1105
108.5
105.2
1052
104.8
103 1
1034
103.1
112.3
113 1
113.8
113.6
114 3
115.1
112.9
113.4
113.7
113.9
1141
114.4
July
August
September
October
November
December
1052
1060
106.6
1069
107.4
107.6
980
993
111 5
111 4
113.8
1133
113.4
112.9
944
960
940
954
95 1
100.3
1006
101.6
102.0
1180
1200
122.2
123 1
126.6
130.4
96.6
97 1
98.2
98.6
96.4
97 0
98.7
99.0
96.9
972
97.4
97.9
1092
109 7
110.1
1104
110.6
110.7
1059
105 1
105.9
1062
105.6
106.4
1044
1050
105.2
1054
105.5
105.4
108.6
1093
110.1
1102
110.1
111.0
102.8
1033
103.3
1036
103.7
103.3
114.2
1147
114.9
1155
115.8
116.1
114.9
1157
116.2
1165
117.0
117.1
104.0
101 0
102.0
1021
1023
1021
134.0
1327
131.7
1164
1182
131 7
1185
1093
1128
1130
110 5
1076
998
1000
994
979
986
994
980
992
978
976
981
June
108.7
1076
108.1
1084
1085
108.2
111 3
111 2
111 4
111 9
111 9
111 6
106 1
1056
105.6
106 1
1056
1057
106.1
1057
106.0
1066
1065
1061
111.8
111.3
111.5
111.7
1120
111.7
103.9
103.6
103.9
104.6
1043
104.0
116.5
116.6
116.8
117.1
1173
117.2
118.1
118.3
118.5
119.0
119.2
118.7
July
August
September
October
November
December
108.8
1085
107.8
1077
107.3
106.3
102.6
1020
99.8
997
98.4
96.3
140.4
1429
142.7
1439
145.0
145.5
1088
1074
102.4
106 1
106.9
104.2
997
990
1003
97.3
964
94.6
92.5
97.4
964
94.0
91.4
98 1
97.2
965
95.4
94.1
1121
1121
112.2
1121
112.2
111.8
1058
1052
105.2
1042
104.4
103.6
106.7
1069
106.8
1062
106.3
105.4
112.3
112.4
112.0
111.6
111.8
111.0
104.6
104.8
104.9
104.1
104.3
103.3
117.6
117.9
117.4
117.6
117.4
117.4
119.4
119.3
119.6
120.4
120.6
120.8
1042
1061
105.5
1052
105.6
1050
91 5
1460
1485
1480
1437
138.8
1328
972
1028
101 5
1008
104.5
101 1
879
91 8
111 2
111 8
111 7
111 8
1123
112 1
1032
1042
1040
1035
103.3
1030
104 1
1049
1047
1046
105.6
1052
109.6
1102
110.0
1093
109.8
109.5
102.0
1029
102.6
1028
104.0
103.6
116.9
1166
116.8
1166
117.6
117.0
121.1
121 5
121.5
121.9
122.2
122.3
104.8
1042
103.9
1029
102.5
102.6
91 7
1296
1257
122.8
1190
117.5
116.5
101 9
1005
98.2
970
97.2
96.5
112 1
111 9
112.2
111 5
111.3
111.5
1022
102 1
101.2
1006
100.7
100.5
1055
1052
105.1
1043
103.5
104.0
109.4
1088
108.4
107.7
107.2
106.7
104.0
1038
103.8
103.0
102.1
103.0
117.0
1168
117.0
116.7
116.8
117.2
122.1
122 1
123.3
122.5
122.8
122.9
956
999
90.6
89.2
1035
1077
1135
1094
92.5
105.9
1027
90.2
95.5
1000
105.6
1086
102.3
93.5
1000
103.2
1153
123.0
93.9
1000
112.0
1197
114.9
108.1
104.4
101.1
91.0
137.0
132.2
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June. . .
107.3
1075
108.5
1069
108.4
1088
109.0
1088
110.0
1061
109.3
1096
July
August
September
October
November
December
1087
108.6
108.8
108.6
1088
1090
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
998
957
942
932
93.5
921
902
88.9
874
86.8
86.5
76.8
828
100 0
996
973
1002
1008
1003
996
97 9
968
98 9
986
986
870
89 1
903
904
890
940
923
89 4
87 8
892
885
876
866
91 7
91 6
91 2
879
866
860
839
907
905
85.6
840
83.3
83.1
82.0
799
79.0
78.8
90.8
90 1
89.7
89.5
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
996
994
938
54
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS—HOURLY EARNINGS
AVERAGE HOURLY GROSS EARNINGS PER PRODUCTION OR NONSUPERVISORY WORKER ON PRIVATE NONAGRICULTURAL PAYROLLS »
Manufacturing industries
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
private
Durable goods industries
Mining
Construction
Manufacturing
*
*
*
Dollars
234
2 41
248
253
262
290
2 98
304
311
3 18
249
2 55
261
2 68
276
262
271
278
287
296
3 19
3 35
360
3 85
389
411
4 41
479
5 24
271
282
3 01
3 19
3 35
259
271
2 88
305
3 23
289
300
3 19
338
3 55
275
2 87
3 05
323
3 42
225
237
2 57
274
2 96
221
233
2 47
262
2 77
272
282
2 99
3 19
340
328
3 34
3 55
379
3 93
288
298
3 16
334
3 53
309
3 19
3 36
358
3 77
406
444
4 75
523
595
5 69
606
641
681
731
3 57
382
4 09
442
4 83
3 45
366
3 91
425
467
3 80
407
4 35
470
5 15
3 67
390
4 14
451
4 99
3 17
333
3 61
389
426
2 90
308
3 2S
353
3 78
3 67
394
4 22
454
4 92
423
466
5 04
560
6 18
3 77
404
429
461
505
402
432
460
494
5 37
646
694
767
849
9 17
771
8 10
866
927
994
522
568
6 17
670
727
502
544
591
643
702
5 58
606
658
7 13
775
5 37
580
629
683
749
472
5 10
560
399
434
468
506
549
533
581
633
685
750
6 77
740
820
898
977
549
591
635
685
745
579
626
678
732
800
1082
799
772
854
825
699
591
827
1081
819
881
10.78
11.62
8.50
8.25
9.06
8.81
7.46
6.31
8.86
11.33
8.78
9.29
6.11
821
822
828
855
846
850
8 99
903
899
904
9 15
9 14
650
653
6 56
655
663
667
623
626
629
634
637
640
6 93
697
7 00
696
7 08
7 12
662
665
669
674
6 78
682
579
582
583
589
595
614
487
492
495
495
499
506
6 57
658
665
673
678
686
862
875
8 75
892
8 84
891
663
668
675
665
680
683
7 10
716
720
711
724
733
6.16
8.53
849
926
934
672
670
646
643
7 15
7 13
687
6 84
621
620
504
5 10
6.89
618
690
905
9 10
683
685
734
735
6.30
8.58
9.52
6.80
6.52
7.24
6.93
6.29
5.18
6.98
9.17
6.95
7.48
682
687
698
655
660
670
725
729
742
6 95
700
7 12
621
5 19
701
911
699
744
6.20
5.22
7.07
9.27
7.02
7.49
622
527
7 10
929
7 15
762
930
945
946
9 54
961
965
7 10
7 15
725
7 28
733
7 43
765
7 68
775
780
786
793
268
285
304
323
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
345
370
3 94
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
486
1981
1982
725
1004
7.67
July
August
September
October
November
December
Machinery,
except
electrical
1 91
1 95
200
205
2 12
2.92
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
Fabricated
metal
products
1 95
1 99
204
2 11
217
3.05
July
August
September
October ....
November
December
Primary
metal
industries
241
2 47
254
2 60
266
2.46
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
Stone, clay,
and glass
products
248
2 56
263
2 70
279
2.56
July
August
September
October
November
December
*
Furniture
and fixtures
225
231
237
2 43
250
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1980:
January ...
February
March
April
May
June
1
*
Lumber
and wood
products
232
239
245
253
261
2.14
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total
Excluding
overtime z
320
331
341
355
370
264
270
275
281
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1979:
January
February
March
April
May .
June
Excluding
overtime 2
222
2.28
236
4.24
453
5.25
569
6.16
666
597
6.00
602
6.03
608
6.07
655
631
858
6.34
6.38
8.72
874
949
951
957
642
645
650
653
656
661
886
8 89
894
9 09
906
9 15
947
9 60
966
9 69
978
981
6 97
7 00
707
7 10
7 14
7 21
6 71
6 76
681
686
6 92
6 99
7 39
7 46
7 54
7 56
7 60
769
7 12
7 19
726
7 31
7 37
7 46
6 19
630
6 32
625
638
6 54
5 27
533
538
540
543
5 51
7 05
7 13
726
7 33
744
7 53
664
9 07
9 16
9 92
1006
7 29
731
7 07
706
7 76
7 78
7 54
7 54
671
677
5 53
556
7 59
764
983
985
744
749
799
801
9.30
10.20
7.43
7.16
7.93
7.65
6.81
5.59
7.69
9.96
7.63
936
949
956
1027
723
7 32
741
8 02
8 13
8 24
7 74
7 83
7 92
677
6 80
675
561
564
571
774
782
783
10 10
769
777
8.20
8.29
1036
750
7 60
770
7.17
9.68
721
992
1046
1045
1048
1048
1058
1066
7 73
7 75
781
7 88
792
7 97
746
749
7 54
7 63
765
769
8 24
8 27
8 33
8 41
847
8 54
7 96
7 99
8 05
8 14
8 17
8 23
6 78
6 80
677
682
692
7 08
572
5 75
577
5 79
584
589
787
7 89
794
8 11
820
831
1035
7 13
977
9 85
984
971
8 02
8 03
7 75
7 75
8 57
8 59
8 28
8 29
7 14
7 12
592
5 98
839
8 41
8.16
7.87
8.70
8.41
7.15
6.00
8.53
10 99
11.22
8 16
789
8 73
8 45
709
605
850
8.21
8.27
7.95
8.01
8.78
8.83
8.51
8.56
7.14
7.14
6.04
6.11
8.53
8.56
11 67
11 40
11 41
11 37
11 51
11 47
8 42
834
837
842
846
8 50
8 18
8 10
8 14
820
822
825
8 93
890
8 92
8 95
902
9 07
8 69
865
869
8 73
8 78
8 81
7 35
723
724
7 21
736
7 54
6 27
6 18
620
620
622
629
869
862
864
8 72
879
885
11 22
11.19
11 14
11 23
11 22
11 30
11 59
11 66
11.74
11 88
11.72
11.96
8 55
851
831
826
9 12
909
8 87
885
759
756
633
637
893
8.59
8.33
9.17
8.92
7.65
6.40
8 56
8 31
9 13
8 90
7 57
640
903
8.61
8.68
8.36
8.42
9.17
9.24
8.92
8.97
7.59
7.55
6.43
6.46
9.04
9.08
11 36
11.48
11.54
11 41
11.49
11.49
6.68
6.79
6.86
692
6.94
703
706
7.10
724
730
10 27
1008
1081
7.40
10 11
10.25
743
1023
7.47
7.45
10.37
10.38
10 94
11.10
11 19
11.21
11.29
755
1062
7.55
10.59
755
758
764
1059
1061
1063
1078
768
1086
7.70
7.76
10.88
10.99
10 96
11.01
11.03
7.64
779
7.81
7.82
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
8.92
9.03
1029
1036
10 56
1052
1076
1068
1075
1078
837
7.87
8.49
788
7 91
801
805
8 16
822
851
855
821
826
883
885
8.61
865
8.74
879
8.33
8.96
1097
838
903
11.09
11.08
8.42
8.53
9.07
9.17
^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 169 and 170.
855
9 18
8.56
9.19
864
869
878
882
9 19
925
9.27
929
885
932
8.85
8.90
9.34
9.41
885
936
8.90
8.96
9.38
9.43
55
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS—HOURLY EARNINGS—Con.
AVERAGE HOURLY GROSS EARNINGS PER PRODUCTION WORKER ON PRIVATE MANUFACTURING PAYROLLS »
Nondurable goods industries
Durable goods industries
YEAR AND MONTH
Electric
and
electronic
equipment
Transportation
equipment
Instruments
and related
products
Miscellaneous
manufacturing
industries
Total
*
Excluding
overtime 2
*
Food and
kindred
products
Tobacco
manufactures
Textile
mill
products
Apparel
and other
textile
products
Printing
Paper and
allied
products
publishing
Chemicals
and allied
products
Petroleum
and coal
products
Dollars
301
280
291
301
309
321
238
244
249
254
262
1 92
1 98
203
208
2 14
2 11
217
222
229
236
205
209
2 15
221
227
2 17
224
230
237
244
1 78
1 85
1 91
1 95
209
1 63
1 64
234
275
258
1.68
1.69
2.40
2.82
2.65
3.05
1 71
1 73
248
289
272
3 16
1.79
1.79
2.56
2.97
2.80
3.20
1 87
1 83
265
306
289
328
273
285
298
3 15
334
222
235
247
263
279
297
252
264
280
296
3 16
2 19
227
248
262
291
1 89
275
3 16
298
341
2.06
2.03
2.87
3.28
3.10
250
266
283
245
257
274
291
308
1 96
221
221
305
348
326
375
2.35
2.31
3.24
3.69
3.47
4.00
328
333
344
369
389
406
245
239
344
392
369
428
1971 .
1972
1973
1974
1975
349
445
327
3 15
338
3 16
257
249
367
420
397
457
4.81
3.11
3.48
3.34
3.60
3.47
2.75
2.60
3.95
4.51
4.26
391
515
329
370
354
385
376
295
276
420
475
451
4.21
5.54
3.53
4.01
3.86
4.19
4.12
3.20
2.97
4.53
5.03
4.88
4.96
5.28
5.68
464
607
350
366
383
4 11
453
297
3.71
381
437
422
461
455
342
3 17
501
538
539
648
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
496
662
493
404
470
453
498
498
369
547
571
591
5.39
5.82
7.29
5.29
4.36
5.11
4.91
5.37
5.54
3.99
469
503
546
553
601
655
532
578
632
580
627
685
613
667
774
430
466
6.43
7.02
7.21
7.83
8.63
423
713
651
694
6.94
571
6 17
680
5.96
6.52
6.12
791
8 53
935
3.40
3.62
3.94
5.07
4.56
7.84
7.53
8.30
936
10.10
1981
1982
7.62
8.21
1039
742
694
744
888
8.10
5.97
6.43
7 18
11.12
7.73
7.49
7.89
9.78
5.52
5.83
4.97
5.20
8.60
9.32
8.19
8.75
9.12
9.96
11.38
12.46
493
581
560
608
634
452
4 16
681
675
733
4.96
5.82
5.61
6.10
6.51
4.51
4.16
6.84
6.77
7.33
495
585
564
612
662
452
418
689
681
737
4.96
6.93
6.98
7.07
6.76
6.87
6.91
7.52
7.48
7.54
9.01
9.10
9.30
9.44
9.38
9.31
1961
1962
235
1963.
246
1964
1965
2.51
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
265
2.40
258
2.77
293
3.09
. .
632
1979:
January
February
March
April
Mav
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
Mav
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
834
6.14
8.35
617
842
6.12
8.26
5.90
5.72
6.19
6.79
4.48
4.18
622
856
599
603
605
604
611
500
592
570
621
682
453
419
6.26
8.53
6.12
4.99
5.94
5.72
6.21
6.82
4.55
4.21
628
8 55
844
6 17
614
502
503
604
605
582
581
628
628
684
653
466
423
7 18
694
761
938
8.58
6.21
5.06
6.12
5.87
6.32
6.46
869
870
892
632
639
649
5 11
5 14
521
615
622
627
591
597
603
635
650
655
636
700
702
4.77
4.82
4.84
4.21
4.27
4.31
7.24
7.33
7.35
6.98
7.08
7.10
7.66
7.74
7.83
487
432
743
7 13
789
4.88
4.38
7.49
7.21
7.93
9.34
9.50
9.48
9.56
9.47
879
884
901
903
906
924
657
6 58
662
662
671
6 79
530
531
536
5 38
541
544
630
629
632
638
644
6 50
607
607
610
6 17
623
629
661
664
668
675
681
684
712
740
762
7 81
769
802
491
4 91
493
492
491
494
444
445
448
446
749
751
754
762
724
729
7.98
9.45
801
937
7.34
8.06
9.30
733
8 13
4.45
7.65
7.43
8.18
983
10.07
452
778
745
825
1022
933
938
685
685
547
547
661
664
640
640
689
690
8 12
784
507
520
450
796
752
837
5.52
6.71
6.45
6.93
7.55
5.25
4.58
4.67
7.99
8.05
7.62
7.72
8.40
8.47
10.25
10.22
10.34
674
681
649
6 56
694
7 07
7 71
788
5 26
530
4 70
472
809
8 18
773
853
1039
4.79
8.27
7.78
7.87
8.60
8.69
10.53
10.38
651
6.63
666
670
6.76
678
6.76
685
July
August
September
October
November
December
694
6.99
7.11
9.59
6.90
7.25
7.35
980
992
10.15
694
700
5 55
561
7.12
5.73
6.88
6.62
7.12
8.12
5.33
7.37
1001
740
999
10.15
1022
1033
1045
7 18
7 19
722
723
7 30
733
581
582
584
590
5 92
592
696
697
700
707
7 10
713
671
6 73
676
685
685
688
7 19
7 23
727
7 35
741
741
853
8 59
864
8 92
906
936
535
534
535
536
540
541
774
1044
1038
743
755
597
597
722
7 23
697
6 97
745
748
946
8 70
7.76
7.82
7.84
7.92
10.50
10.75
10.74
10.77
7.58
7.59
7.68
7.80
6.06
6.06
6.11
6.19
7.37
7.33
7.38
7.45
7.09
7.07
7.13
7.21
7.57
7.52
7.62
7.68
8.00
807
1080
1083
1090
1090
792
789
793
797
628
630
633
636
8.10
8.14
11.09
11 21
8.01
6.39
808
642
768
7 54
757
766
766
770
743
7 31
734
743
743
746
783
7 75
780
7 92
793
791
8.23
11 25
11 17
11.24
11 29
11.34
11.43
8 13
8 17
641
640
111
1 74
752
7 48
788
7 86
951
8.24
6.50
7.84
7.56
7.91
9.55
5.86
826
650
780
755
788
8.31
8.38
6.56
6.67
7.88
7.95
7.62
7.69
8.00
8.06
950
10.16
716
....
760
3.58
612
6.36
6.46
6.48
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
2.35
7.44
747
751
7.57
7.65
798
8.04
830
8.37
841
8.45
8.51
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
4.87
8.27
7.90
8.75
486
827
794
880
4.92
8.30
494
496
837
842
8.00
8.02
8.85
8.95
808
899
4.98
8.55
8.12
9.06
11.07
11.34
11.24
11.42
11 30
11.31
550
565
4.93
8.73
8.20
497
867
825
8.77
8.67
9.04
8.97
5.69
5.72
5.74
5.72
5.05
5.06
5.05
5.05
8.95
8.82
8.89
8.96
8.38
8.41
8.42
8.49
9.16
9.18
9.37
9.36
9.41
9.51
11.43
11.32
11.55
11.47
11.58
11.59
921
9 57
972
576
576
576
579
520
5 15
906
899
8.59
9.67
857
967
5.17
9.02
8.60
520
9 11
860
5.79
5.18
580
520
9.14
9.27
8.62
8.68
9.70
9.79
9.81
9.94
11.91
12.29
12.32
12.51
12.52
12.53
5.81
5.19
9.41
8.75
583
520
945
881
1001
5.23
5.21
5.24
5.28
9.63
9.53
9.60
9.65
8.91
8.89
8.92
9.00
10.19
10.22
10.26
10.32
1006
993
1036
1042
9.63
588
5.92
6.04
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 170.
10.00
12.42
12.42
12.61
12.57
12.68
12.71
56
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS—HOURLY EARNINGS—Con.
AVERAGE HOURLY GROSS EARNINGS PER PRODUCTION OR NONSUPERVISORY WORKER ON PRIVATE NONAGRICULTURAL PAYROLLS '
Adjusted for seasonal variation z
Not adjusted for seasonal variation
Manufacturing
YEAR AND MONTH
Rubber
and
misc.
plastics
products
Leather
and
leather
products
Wholesale and retail trade
Transportation and
public
utilities
Total
Wholesale
trade
Retail
trade
Finance,
insurance,
and real
estate
Services
Total
private
Mining >
Construction
*
2.38
244
2.47
254
2.61
2 89
303
1 76
1 83
1 89
1 97
204
231
2 37
245
2 52
261
1 56
1 63
1 68
1 75
1 82
209
2 17
225
230
239
1 94
207
223
236
249
3 11
3 23
342
3 63
385
2 14
2 25
241
256
272
273
288
305
323
344
1 91
201
2 16
230
244
259
268
279
299
321
421
465
502
541
588
288
3 05
323
348
373
365
3 85
408
439
473
260
275
291
3 14
645
699
757
8 16
397
428
467
506
8.87
5.48
503
539
588
639
696
9.70
5.92
6.21
1 68
1 72
1 76
1 83
1 88
5.22
6.45
3.97
810
568
699
428
7.67
8.66
6.17
7.57
4.67
616
849
927
670
816
506
6.66
9.17
9.94
7.27
8.87
5.48
4.27
4.54
4.89
5.27
5.79
4.31
4.65
4.99
5.36
5.85
7.25
7.67
10.04
10.78
10.82
11.62
7.99
8.50
9.70
10.30
5.92
6.21
6.31
6.78
6.41
6.90
3.36
4.06
4.02
4.53
3.57
4.27
4.31
4.86
385
454
465
525
4.20
4.89
4.99
5.69
453
527
536
4.88
5.79
5.85
7.56
8.02
5.25
5.47
6.31
6.78
6.41
6.90
5.12
5.24
348
8.95
6.47
7.89
4.91
517
5.96
447
527
600
791
493
5.14
5.27
6.03
6.57
7.95
4.96
450
449
450
521
5 20
521
529
527
528
603
609
613
906
903
913
920
921
653
4.48
5.19
5.22
5.24
5.27
656
665
668
790
798
810
499
501
505
452
529
530
618
929
672
820
507
4.53
5.28
5.31
6.21
9.33
6.75
458
4 59
462
461
537
536
541
548
545
548
554
561
626
628
632
638
941
940
948
953
678
682
687
693
8.28
8.36
5.10
5.14
838
516
8.44
5.20
850
523
5.37
5.39
5.46
5.47
5.52
5.60
527
5.32
8.30
843
842
850
853
446
448
452
453
454
455
8 54
857
8 61
869
8 70
873
5 35
536
540
541
542
544
6 72
676
683
686
688
694
4 78
478
481
480
4 82
484
5 54
561
568
568
570
577
5 65
570
575
575
5 79
581
640
645
651
654
657
663
942
962
970
978
983
989
694
700
708
711
7 15
722
853
856
868
872
876
882
528
559
5.31
5.64
5.72
5.74
5.79
5.86
888
8 93
9 02
9 19
927
929
548
549
5 56
559
565
562
697
699
7 06
708
7 19
722
489
490
4 95
498
502
499
577
583
587
592
602
601
579
582
593
600
609
612
666
671
676
683
690
694
995
729
736
741
751
760
765
8.90
5.50
890
895
916
920
925
553
556
6.91
456
461
462
465
470
475
5.68
697
486
932
943
940
9 52
957
960
580
584
585
5 87
588
588
731
737
741
746
749
749
5 17
5 19
520
522
522
522
611
622
620
621
625
625
621
627
629
630
634
633
700
705
711
7 14
718
723
770
930
573
7.75
9.42
782
789
793
798
947
956
5.78
5.82
585
9.64
5.88
969
590
966
986
995
994
5 91
5 93
603
600
603
601
7 57
764
768
7 71
7 77
7 78
524
525
536
5 29
5 31
531
628
638
639
643
652
646
634
641
652
658
666
666
727
733
737
740
745
746
968
983
597
11 01
11 09
11 19
11 22
802
808
814
817
821
822
9.87
6.03
991
997
602
605
607
616
615
615
6 16
6 19
6 18
7 91
790
789
7 94
7 99
7 96
542
542
542
543
5 46
546
656
658
664
676
671
678
678
677
681
685
684
753
754
756
7 59
765
767
11 59
11 40
11 46
11 48
11 57
11 57
620
620
624
627
630
627
803
807
810
8 13
8 14
820
547
546
550
553
556
554
677
686
687
690
770
773
6.90
6.99
7.73
697
700
701
704
708
776
778
782
11 63
11 65
11.66
11 77
11 71
11 88
614
6.17
624
628
6.29
631
6.35
639
6.45
July
August
September
October .. .
November
December
7.71
694
681
4.22
6.53
May
6.46
424
2.25
429
431
434
435
July
August
September
October
November
December
June
3.47
3.75
4.02
375
217
505
506
5 14
5 15
5 18
5 18
June
1982:
January
February
March
April
3.73
377
640
641
652
651
657
668
July
August
September
October .
November
December ..
5,88
4.09
8 18
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
4.83
6.41
418
Mav
7.31
3.94
4.48
1980:
January
February
March
April
327
442
3.53
3.77
4.06
3.47
618
621
624
631
630
634
5.97
5.97
6.06
336
3.23
3.53
497
498
499
501
501
503
July
August
September
October
November
December
305
357
382
790
791
789
788
7 93
802
5.92
3.04
465
502
541
569
606
413
4 14
416
417
4 18
418
582
590
3.22
406
444
475
523
595
5.82
Mav
2.88
345
370
4.99
5.32
June
2.81
4.21
304
327
7.17
7.65
5.85
3.07
322
336
1981
1982
584
261
2.72
311
323
342
363
385
6.52
1979:
January
February
March
April
293
271
282
301
319
335
340
361
389
422
458
10.30
2.42
256
389
411
441
479
524
4.66
597
229
2.75
305
3 19
335
360
385
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
5.52
2.17
258
256
268
285
304
323
4.39
517
2.47
2.41
2 17
229
242
261
281
1975
3.81
214
225
247
258
275
293
307
406
361
1 94
2.05
289
303
1974.
3.20
230
2.39
232
239
245
2 53
261
3.39
307
Services
2.04
1 94
205
320
3 31
341
3 55
370
1971
1972
1973
2.92
Finance,
insurance,
and real
estate 3
2.09
264
270
275
281
292
2.67
Wholesale and
retail
trade
1 76
1 83
1 89
1 97
214
2 22
228
236
246
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
275
Transportation and
public
utilities
*
Dollars
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
Manufacturing
659
666
6.74
682
6.96
6.99
706
7.13
7 14
4.88
491
493
496
498
7.39
497
4 97
508
509
5 11
514
752
518
1009
7.50
7.46
5.22
10.13
523
532
532
535
1007
7.19
723
7.29
731
732
754
7 57
766
767
766
7.78
774
781
7.91
529
533
541
539
541
544
1005
1006
10 14
10 17
1020
1029
1042
1046
1048
10 59
1062
6.61
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
7.12
1005
10 10
1018
1024
1031
1040
1046
1052
10 58
1063
1075
1085
1093
1002
537
539
542
5.46
5.61
567
5.93
5.86
5.90
594
5.99
6.06
6.10
6.15
6.21
6.26
6.29
6.34
6.38
6.42
6.49
6.53
6.57
663
6.64
839
1007
609
8.35
10.12
838
843
847
851
1015
1018
1024
1029
6.09
6.12
854
856
10.31
6.23
1038
624
8.57
10.39
858
861
863
1045
1051
6.24
6.29
6.95
6.98
7.00
7.03
632
704
6.33
7.09
10.58
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 170 and 171.
614
618
620
6.71
6.72
6.74
6.80
685
6.89
57
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS—HOURLY EARNINGS AND WAGES
ADJUSTED INDEXES OF AVERAGE HOURLY EARNINGS: 3RIVATE NON FARM ECONOMY—Adjusted for
seasonal variation (1977
Total private
YEAR AND MONTH
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
Current
dollars
dollars
*
*
1977
Mining
Construction
Manufacturing
Transportation and
public
utilities
Wholesale and
retail
trade
Finance,
insurance,
and real
estate
Services
MISCELLANEOUS WAGES— Not adjusted for seasonal variation (Dollars per hour)
Construction wages
—
ENR 20 cities 2
Common
labor
Skilled
labor
Farm (U.S.) wage rates, hired
workers, by
method of pay 3
All
workers,
by all
methods of
pay
All
workers,
paid by
other
than
piecerate
Paid
cash
wages
only (all
methods
of pay)—
Excluding
perquisites
Paid
cash
wages
only
(paid by
hour)—
Excluding
perquisites
Railroad
wages
(average,
class I
roads) 4
4.19
4.35
4.53
4.73
4.95
0.99
1.01
1.05
1.08
1.14
2.68
2.74
2.82
2.85
3.01
44.8
46.3
87.5
89.0
40.9
42.6
44.5
46.2
45.2
46.3
41.7
43.7
45.9
47.7
49.3
51.2
43.4
44.8
2.83
2.95
3.08
3.24
3.42
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
48.4
50.8
53.9
57.5
61.3
90.3
92.1
93.9
95.0
95.7
44.7
46.6
49.0
52.7
55.8
48.6
51.4
55.1
59.9
65.4
47.9
50.1
53.2
56.3
59.8
45.0
46.9
49.3
52.4
55.6
50.0
52.7
56.4
60.0
63.7
53.1
55.3
58.5
62.1
65.8
47.9
50.5
53.4
57.3
61.5
3.62
3.88
4.20
4.63
5.22
5.21
5.53
5.96
6.51
7.31
1.23
1.33
1.44
1.55
1.64
3.11
3.29
3.47
3.71
3.94
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
65.6
69.8
74.1
80.0
86.7
98.3
101.2
101.1
98.3
97.6
59.0
63.7
68.5
75.9
85.4
70.9
75.1
79.2
84.2
90.3
63.8
67.8
71.9
78.1
85.9
60.8
66.7
71.9
77.5
84.3
67.5
71.1
75.2
81.2
87.3
69.8
73.1
77.1
82.9
89.1
66.2
70.6
74.9
80.7
86.5
5.99
6.64
7.07
7.55
8.30
8.33
9.13
9.58
10.18
11.01
1.73
1.84
2.00
2.25
2.43
2.21
2.38
2.43
2.60
2.32
2.45
4.42
4.92
5.43
5.71
6.24
92.9
100.0
108.2
116.8
127.3
99.0
100.0
100.5
97.4
93.5
92.5
100.0
112.2
122.9
134.2
95.1
100.0
106.7
114.1
121.9
92.5
100.0
108.3
117.6
129.4
92.2
100.0
108.2
116.8
127.2
92.9
100.0
109.1
118.0
127.8
94.0
100.0
107.6
116.0
127.0
92.9
100.0
107.4
115.1
125.4
8.93
9.46
10.08
10.78
11.73
11.85
12.56
13.36
14.22
18.42
2.66
2.87
3.09
3.39
3.66
2.61
2.82
3.04
3.34
3.59
2.81
3.06
3.22
3.58
3.82
2.65
2.90
3.10
3.41
3.67
6.92
7.48
8.27
8.93
9.92
1981
1982
138.9
148.3
92.6
93.3
148.2
159.0
132.0
141.1
141.9
152.5
139.4
148.6
138.0
145.0
138.1
148.3
137.3
147.6
12.92
14.28
16.78
18.56
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
112.9
113.6
114.1
114.9
115.3
116.1
99.8
99.4
98.9
98.6
97.8
97.4
117.6
118.3
119.3
123.0
122.2
123.1
110.0
111.5
111.3
112.2
113.3
113.4
113.2
114.0
114.8
115.8
116.4
117.1
112.7
113.1
113.8
113.1
114.3
115.7
114.7
115.1
115.6
116.4
116.6
117.3
112.7
113.8
113.1
114.6
114.3
114.8
111.5
112.1
112.6
113.4
113.3
114.3
10.37
10.40
10.40
10.40
10.43
10.70
13.76
13.79
13.80
13.81
13.90
14.11
3.38
3.34
3.60
3.34
3.40
3.35
3.64
3.42
117.0
117.6
118.8
119.1
120.1
121.3
97.1
96.6
96.5
95.8
95.6
95.4
124.5
123.5
124.8
124.8
126.6
126.9
114.2
114.7
115.8
115.6
116.5
117.2
117.9
118.6
119.5
120.2
121.2
122.4
117.2
118.4
119.7
120.0
121.0
121.6
118.0
118.6
119.8
120.1
121.1
122.2
116.4
116.3
118.2
117.7
118.9
120.5
115.2
115.7
117.2
117.5
118.5
120.1
11.03
11.05
11.10
11.12
11.20
11.21
14.37
14.45
14.51
14.65
14.77
14.77
3.23
3.20
3.41
3.30
3.57
3.50
3.72
3.58
121.8
122.8
124.1
124.8
125.7
126.9
94.5
94.2
93.9
93.4
93.3
93.3
128.0
128.8
130.0
132.7
132.9
134.1
115.8
118.2
119.2
120.0
120.6
121.4
123.0
124.2
125.4
126.3
127.7
129.0
122.0
122.8
124.3
125.0
125.6
126.4
123.4
123.9
125.1
125.5
126.1
127.2
121.7
123.3
124.8
124.9
125.2
126.7
120.0
121.0
122.4
122.9
124.1
125.7
11.22
11.25
11.27
11.27
11.34
11.59
14.78
14.82
14.82
14.82
14.91
15.20
3.69
3.65
3.91
3.65
3.61
3.56
3.77
3.60
127.7
128.5
129.4
130.7
132.0
132.5
93.7
93.6
93.3
93.3
93.2
92.7
134.3
135.0
136.7
137.5
139.3
139.9
121.9
123.2
123.8
124.7
125.4
126.2
130.3
131.2
132.2
133.4
134.5
135.4
127.7
127.8
128.3
131.4
132.3
132.7
128.3
128.9
129.9
130.7
132.0
132.3
126.8
128.0
128.7
129.8
131.9
131.6
125.4
126.4
127.3
128.5
130.2
130.9
11.83
12.02
12.17
12.25
12.28
12.29
15.49
15.70
15.79
15.91
15.95
16.04
3.54
3.49
3.74
3.62
3.85
3.73
3.92
3.83
133.8
135.0
135.8
136.7
137.5
138.2
92.9
93.0
93.0
93.1
92.9
92.7
142.2
143.3
144.2
145.9
145.7
147.3
127.4
127.9
128.8
129.5
129.9
131.1
136.5
137.5
138.5
139.7
140.5
141.4
133.6
135.2
136.0
137.4
138.6
139.3
134.0
134.9
135.7
136.4
137.0
137.3
133.9
136.2
135.8
135.9
136.7
136.8
131.8
133.1
133.9
134.8
135.9
136.7
12.28
12.28
12.36
12.45
12.56
12.77
16.07
16.07
16.11
16.13
16.30
16.48
4.12
4.04
4.36
4.09
3.92
3.88
4.09
3.91
139.0
140.4
141.4
141.9
143.0
143.3
92.1
92.3
92.0
92.0
92.4
92.2
148.9
149.4
151.5
151.2
153.2
153.1
132.3
133.1
134.1
134.9
136.2
136.6
142.3
143.4
144.6
145.4
146.4
147.0
139.1
141.3
141.8
142.4
143.5
144.0
138.2
139.3
140.8
140.2
140.9
141.5
137.5
139.7
139.8
140.6
142.6
141.5
137.3
139.0
139.7
140.6
142.1
142.2
13.03
13.09
13.27
13.62
13.69
13.69
16.85
16.98
17.31
17.66
17.74
17.72
10.56
10.66
10.65
10.61
10.79
11.00
144.9
145.1
145.5
146.4
147.5
148.0
93.1
93.1
93.5
93.8
93.5
92.8
155.9
155.7
155.6
156.1
156.5
159.2
140.7
138.5
139.1
139.4
140.4
140.5
148.9
149.1
150.1
150.9
151.8
152.5
144.9
145.5
146.0
146.5
147.5
148.5
142.1
142.5
142.8
143.6
144.6
144.6
143.7
144.8
144.2
145.3
147.8
146.8
143.3
143.8
143.9
145.3
146.4
147.4
13.78
13.83
13.83
13.85
14.15
14.15
17.89
17.99
18.00
18.07
18.39
18.40
11.25
11.39
11.09
11.22
11.29
11.29
148.8
149.6
150.0
150.7
151.1
151.9
92.8
93.0
93.1
93.1
93.4
94.1
160.9
161.0
162.8
162.1
162.9
163.0
141.2
141.4
141.6
142.9
141.9
144.0
153.3
154.1
154.6
154.7
155.3
155.8
148.8
149.9
150.1
151.1
152.2
153.1
145.2
145.8
146.2
147.1
147.5
148.1
148.2
150.0
150.6
152.0
152.6
153.0
148.5
149.4
149.8
150.5
150.7
152.0
14.45
14.56
14.64
14.64
14.69
14.77
18.70
18.98
18.99
19.01
19.10
19.26
11.54
11.55
11.59
11.64
12.07
12.17
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
..
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
10.64
11.51
^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 171.
8.54
8.77
8.64
8.71
8.59
8.67
9.19
8.12
9.26
9.14
9.26
9.30
9.45
9.65
9.57
9.55
9.51
9.52
10.11
10.28
10.31
10.25
10.49
10.39
10.51
10.71
10.49
10.58
10.62
10.54
58
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS—WEEKLY EARNINGS, HELP-WANTED INDEX
AVERAGE WEEKLY EARNINGS PER PRODUCTION OR NONSUPERVISORY WORKER ON PRIVATE NONAGRICULTURAL PAYROLLS (Dollars, except as noted)
YEAR AND MONTH
Seasonally adjustedGross earnings,
Total
private l
Current
dollars
1977
dollars
Manufacturing
Total
private 2
Mining
Construction
Total
Durable
goods
Nondurable goods
Transportation and
public
utilities
128.13
130.82
138.85
147.74
155.93
79.39
82.35
87.00
91.39
96.02
111.11
116.06
122.31
129.85
137.26
68.57
70.95
74.95
78.66
82.47
95.72
101.75
108.70
112.67
128.51
138.16
146.52
156.79
169.56
168.82
187.86
203.31
217.48
233.44
101.09
106.45
111.76
119.02
126.45
144.18
151.69
160.34
170.33
183.05
87.62
91.85
96.32
102.68
108.86
226.55
248.46
270.44
290.90
310.78
185.18
201.33
217.88
236.19
255.45
256.71
278.90
302.80
325.58
351.25
133.79
142.52
153,64
164.96
176.46
194.66
209.13
228.14
247.93
267.96
318.00
330.65
343.31
356.06
280.74
296.83
382.18
401 .70
190.62
198.10
361 .24
367.20
311.95
320.57
333.53
321.82
341.30
347.32
260.65
262.51
266.34
254.80
265.86
269.47
283.44
286.47
289.80
273.53
288.86
291.92
226.01
226.40
229.91
225.38
231.47
234.04
312.84
315.61
314.02
308.11
314.82
321.60
221.76
222.48
225.54
225.27
225.70
229.04
355.70
365.92
373.23
374.95
381.06
383.69
350.03
355.85
361.76
357.77
348.07
356.00
268.13
268.00
274.04
274.85
277.55
285.48
288.86
288.05
295.39
295.80
297.43
308.67
237.37
238.37
242.35
242.31
246.31
250.17
176.89
175.60
173.83
172.93
171.56
170.98
225.34
226.40
228.80
229.20
229.60
233.33
384.52
384.94
388.00
389.96
386.86
396.20
334.29
342.72
349.69
355.62
361 .86
372.78
277.41
278.60
281 .39
279.74
280.60
284.07
297.82
300.64
303.86
301.64
300.96
305.29
233.10
235.52
237.95
241.10
243.57
245.68
171.15
171.54
171.68
172.09
172.01
171.80
234.39
237.14
239.69
242.16
244.28
247.06
380.94
395.71
404.55
409.03
413.76
422.55
374.98
376.24
387.60
390.26
378.96
385.39
282.85
288.01
295.71
298.50
305.52
314.16
248.50
248.87
250.98
252.76
253.45
254.50
172.57
171.52
171.90
172.18
171.13
170.69
246.75
247.10
249.92
250.98
252.38
255.23
426.95
422.57
417.22
424.33
424.95
419.62
381.79
366.80
390.90
387.76
391.46
396.55
256.63
258.02
257.95
259.74
261.50
261.10
170.07
169.64
167.94
168.44
168.93
168.02
257.74
259.88
259.74
261.54
262.20
262.24
439.49
446.86
449.98
456.26
460.43
465.02
258.28
264.65
263.84
264.89
267.75
267.68
165.88
169.87
169.56
169.69
169.78
167.93
255.95
262.74
262.74
263.03
265.87
267.40
268.73
269.00
269.00
269.27
269.97
272.14
167.54
167.18
166.98
166.32
166.96
168.61
270.34
271.04
270.05
270.31
271.01
273.70
92.34
96.56
99.23
102.97
107.53
99.94
104.70
108.09
112.05
117.18
86.15
87.91
90.91
94.64
118.78
125.14
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
98.82
101.84
107,73
114.61
119.83
184.37
184.83
187.68
189.44
186.94
98.82
101.84
107.73
114.61
119.83
130.24
135.89
142.71
154.80
164.40
146.26
154.95
164.49
181.54
195.45
112.19
114.49
122.51
129.51
133.33
121.96
123.60
132.07
139.59
143.07
98.49
102.03
109.05
115.53
120.43
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
127.31
136.90
145.39
154.76
163.53
190.58
198.41
198.35
190.12
184.16
127.31
136.90
145.39
154.76
163.53
172.14
189.14
201.40
219.14
249.31
211.67
221.19
235.89
249.25
266.08
142.44
154.71
166.46
176.80
190.79
153.14
167.68
180.53
191.29
205.49
1976
1978
1979
1980
175.45
189.00
203.70
219.91
235.10
186.85
189.00
189.31
183.41
172.74
175.45
189.00
203.70
219.91
235.10
273.90
301.20
332.88
365.07
397.06
283.73
295.65
318.69
342.99
367.78
209.32
228.90
249.27
269.34
288.62
1981
1982
255.20
266.92
170.13
167.87
255.20
266.92
438.75
459.23
399.26
426.45
1979:
January
February....
March
April
May
June
212.77
214.20
215.87
212.86
217.41
218.84
188.13
187.40
187.06
182.56
184.40
183.59
210.74
212.40
214.91
211.65
215.84
219.35
348.10
350.17
355.21
364.23
220.63
221.70
223.48
223.57
224.99
227.13
183.10
182.17
181.54
179.72
178.99
178.70
227.84
228.98
229.80
230.86
231.26
232.71
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November .
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August ....
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April.. .
May
June
July
August ....
September
October
November
December
Retail
trade
66.61
118.08
122.47
127.19
132.06
138.38
July
August
September
October
November
December ... ,
Wholesale
trade
77.12
80.94
84.38
85.79
88.91
106.92
110.70
114.40
117.74
123.52
82.92
85.91
88.46
91.33
95.45
1977...
Total
Finance,
insurance,
and real
estate
58.66
60.96
62.66
64.75
167.21
172.16
175.17
178.38
183.21
82.60
85.91
88.46
91.33
95.45
1965.. .
Wholesale and retail trade
93.56
96.22
99.47
102.56
106.49
82.6C
1962
1964
ADVERTIS-
67.41
69.91
72.01
74.66
76.91
1961
1963.
ING
INDEX—
Seasonally
Services
adjusted
(1967 =
100)
70.03
73.60
3
52
59
59
67
84
77.04
80.38
83.97
90.57
104
100
110
121
93
117.85
122.98
129.20
137.61
148.19
103.06
110.85
117.29
126.00
134.67
83
103
126
110
80
114.60
121.66
130.20
138.62
147.38
155.43
165.26
178.00
190.77
209.60
143.52
153.45
163.67
175.27
190.71
95
118
149
158
129
291.06
307.97
158.03
163.55
229.05
245.44
208.97
224.94
119
86
159.04
159.86
161.68
162.83
162.32
165.49
237.31
238.46
242.74
243.57
245.07
247.26
133.95
134.55
135.74
137.70
136.50
139.50
186.37
188.19
186.58
189.12
187.20
188.08
169.78
170.75
171.80
171.93
171.28
173.71
161
158
156
155
154
153
327.20
334.49
336.36
336.80
341.70
341.20
168.17
167.99
167.56
166.86
167.83
170.42
249.60
249.99
252.98
253.24
255.57
261.19
142.38
142.24
140.61
139.54
140.45
142.91
191.50
190.61
194.39
194.03
196.38
199.47
176.49
176.29
178.22
178.65
180.60
184.01
155
155
159
167
158
159
245.70
244.68
246.48
246.91
249.87
252.20
337.33
337.66
340.10
343.26
341.91
345.71
170.67
170.98
172.80
172.58
173.44
175.71
258.72
259.58
262.27
263.42
264.88
265.11
142.44
142.44
143.82
142.56
144.12
147.14
200.55
203.64
206.18
205.62
205.77
210.03
183.63
185.25
186.88
186.30
187.60
190.57
154
151
145
122
112
115
303.42
308.87
318.79
323.21
330.89
341.96
254.49
258.96
262.36
263.53
268.31
273.82
354.31
354.52
358.09
365.76
367.09
371.60
178.65
180.07
179.03
179.44
181.37
182.65
266.95
268.42
271.81
274.00
276.82
280.86
150.61
151.41
149.49
149.90
150.60
152.20
208.87
211.63
211.91
214.90
218.53
218.16
191.65
192.64
193.32
195.60
198.53
199.51
118
117
122
127
134
130
308.43
306.13
311.62
312.84
317.59
320.39
332.90
329.97
337.37
338.92
343.88
346.72
272.83
271.13
273.70
275.02
279.74
281.64
367.21
372.49
370.36
374.14
376.10
381.12
183.86
185.71
186.62
188.43
188.16
189.92
281.44
282.27
285.29
286.46
288.37
289.11
152.52
153.62
154.96
156.60
156.08
158.17
222.40
226.41
225.68
225.42
225.63
225.63
201.83
204.40
205.05
205.38
206.05
206.99
128
129
125
118
118
121
408.62
409.16
397.38
419.63
414.77
418.86
317.59
320.40
322.32
323.95
325.94
329.97
342.80
345.32
346.26
350.07
352.08
356.73
282.30
284.86
288.17
286.60
288.56
292.04
384.47
389.47
390.04
389.65
394.97
395.36
193.85
194.50
194.17
192.00
192.36
194.12
293.72
295.67
295.68
297.61
299.92
301.09
161.92
162.23
161.87
157.64
158.24
160.89
227.96
232.23
230.04
232.77
236.02
233.85
209.85
211.53
211.25
213.85
216.45
217.12
123
119
112
110
111
109
455.60
462.78
463.84
454.11
453.90
461.38
388.61
408.12
422.17
416.14
431.63
430.13
312.38
326.93
327.27
325.85
329.94
334.05
336.66
353.33
353.23
350.84
356.29
360.99
278.02
291.04
289.93
291.08
294.14
297.99
389.47
398.11
393.74
394.45
395.61
400.86
191.58
194.34
194.34
194.66
197.46
198.38
299.00
300.99
302.19
303.31
306.02
306.46
157.18
159.35
159.35
160.73
162.71
164.35
237.47
239.28
238.85
240.37
245.39
242.23
218.99
220.35
220.03
221.33
222.63
224.35
106
103
96
88
87
85
461.55
461.31
461.58
459.22
458.02
465.47
440.42
438.42
433.21
440.75
423.09
440.13
332.60
357.50
356.33
357.63
357.90
363.13
371.45
299.15
299.54
304.19
301.08
305.74
310.85
403.37
410.55
405.85
406.62
413.01
416.30
202.12
201.50
200.30
199.39
199.71
203.15
310.76
311.50
311.04
313.01
313.39
317.34
167.93
167.62
165.55
164.79
164.58
168.97
245.07
249.02
249.09
252.31
253.40
254.46
227.40
227.70
228.57
228.80
230.10
232.11
83
78
73
76
78
83
331 .89
334.15
333.84
338.37
344.60
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
HELPWANTED
Not adjusted for seasonal variation
92.13
59
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LABOR FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND EARNINGS-WORK STOPPAGES, UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE PROGRAMS
Insured unemployment
YEAR AND MONTH
Number Workers
of
instoppages— volved—
BeginBeginning in
ning in
period
period
(Thou(Numsands)
ber)
Days
idle
sands)
ALL
PROGRAMS
INSURED
UNEMPLOYMENT,
WEEKLY
AVERAGE
(Thousands) *
Initial
claims
(Thousands)
Weekly
average
(Thousands)
RAILROAD PROGRAM 6
VETERANS' PROGRAMS 8
STATE PROGRAMS 3
WORK STOPPAGES '
Percent of
average monthly
covered
employment
Beneficiaries,
average
weekly
Adnumber
Unad- justed
(Thoujusted
for
sands)
for
seaseason- sonal
al
varivariation ation
Benefits
paid (Mil.
of dollars)
FEDERAL
EMPLOYEES'
PROGRAM—
Insured
unemployment,
weekly
average
(Thousands) 4
Initial
claims
(Thousands)
Insured
unemployment,
weekly
average
(Thousands)
Beneficiaries,
average
weekly
number
(Thousands)
Benefits
paid
(Mil. of
dollars)
Applications
(Thousands)
Insured
unemployment,
weekly
average
(Thousands)
Benefits
paid
(Mil. of
dollars)
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
195
211
181
246
268
1,031
793
512
1,183
999
10,140
11,760
10,020
16,220
15,140
2,481
1,924
1,939
1,726
1,419
18,187
15,710
15,485
13,938
12,047
2,290
1,783
1,806
1,607
1,328
5.6
4.4
4.3
3.8
3.0
2,004
1,525
1,541
1,373
1,131
3,422.7
2,675.4
2,774.7
2,522.1
2,166.0
33
29
32
30
25
338
331
342
335
266
67
50
55
51
36
65
47
52
48
34
107.5
79.7
91.8
90.2
67.5
271
206
161
155
138
91
62
47
38
30
201.9
132.6
99.5
78.4
60.3
1966
1967
1968
1969.
1970
321
381
392
412
381
1,300
2,192
1,855
1,576
2,468
16,000
31,320
35,567
29,397
52,761
1,123
1,270
1,187
1,177
2,070
10,575
1 1 ,760
10,463
10,385
15,387
1,061
1,205
1,111
1,101
1,805
2.3
2.5
2.2
2.1
3.4
895
1,017
936
923
1,518
1,771.3
2,092.3
2,031.6
2,127.9
3,848.5
20
20
23
20
31
182
222
289
333
556
21
23
32
37
79
19
21
29
34
75
39.5
46.3
69.2
87.0
203.2
145
241
139
100
128
20
20
20
17
18
39.3
40.6
40.4
37.0
38.7
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
298
250
317
424
235
2,516
975
1,400
1,796
965
35,538
16,764
16,260
31,809
17,563
2,608
2,192
1,793
2,558
4,943
15,337
13,575
12,820
18,880
24,863
2,150
1,848
1,632
2,262
3,986
4.1
3.5
2.7
3.5
6.0
1,814
1,563
1,370
1,881
3,371
4,957.0
4,471.0
4,007.6
5,974.9
1 1 ,754.7
34
36
38
40
45
622
523
360
377
413
131
106
62
71
100
115
103
60
65
101
356.0
361.8
209.4
249.2
528.5
609
105
93
69
153
26
20
12
10
27
75.7
51.5
30.6
22.2
89.5
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
231
298
219
235
187
1,519
1,212
1,006
1,021
795
23,962
21,258
23,774
20,409
20,844
3,846
3,304
3,311
2,592
3,837
20,065
19,488
18,014
20,160
25,373
2,991
2,655
2,359
2,433
3,350
4.6
3.9
3.3
2.9
3.9
2,450
2,178
1,942
2,033
2,864
8,974.5
8,357.2
8,227.2
8,612.9
13,761.1
50
46
34
29
30
401
354
273
282
267
98
81
53
52
56
98
78
53
52
56
593.0
470.7
277.7
287.5
357.7
115
104
130
107
162
27
21
25
18
34
134.8
99.8
89.0
82.5
176.1
1981
1982
145
96
729
656
16,908
9,061
3,410
4,590
23,939
30,298
3,048
4,057
3.5
4.6
2,614
3,558
13,257.8
21,485.5
32
32
193
136
41
11
41
9
280.7
55.3
184
246
40
62
210.8
338.7
June
13
13
19
32
21
30
32
28
53
336
51
70
1,167
795
711
3,649
2,074
1,473
3,198
3,209
2,921
2,610
2,230
2,119
2,421
1,576
1,396
1,589
1,309
1,400
3,037
3,053
2,750
2,440
2,078
1,991
3.9
4.0
3.6
3.1
2.6
2.5
3.1
3.1
3.0
3.0
2.8
2.9
2,472
2,690
2,524
2,132
1,835
1,714
972.8
915.1
975.6
777.7
725.2
610.3
37
35
33
27
24
23
24
21
21
20
20
24
54
53
52
48
45
45
57
55
55
49
47
46
24.4
20.5
22.8
19.6
20.4
18.6
13
6
5
3
3
9
24
25
23
17
12
9
9.6
9.9
10.5
7.3
5.7
3.3
July
August ....
September
October
November
December
24
20
24
26
8
5
90
70
70
143
53
24
1,424
1,739
1,383
2,048
2,273
1,674
2,429
2,377
2,164
2,236
2,559
3,047
1,778
1,545
1,219
1,641
1,826
2,265
2,300
2,245
2,024
2,057
2,384
2,864
2.8
2.7
2.4
2.4
2.8
3.4
2.9
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.1
3.2
1,793
1,919
1,749
1,661
1,842
2,184
665.7
765.0
606.3
674.0
728.4
843.9
25
25
25
28
29
31
28
28
23
26
24
24
51
52
52
52
54
56
49
53
53
51
53
55
21.0
23.9
20.8
23.3
23.1
23.1
15
8
13
11
10
11
11
12
20
20
19
22
3.7
4.2
5.7
8.0
6.5
8.1
1980:
January . .
February
March
April
May
June
11
12
14
13
24
23
126
29
34
53
71
127
2,432
2,580
2,154
1,498
1,096
1,596
3,740
3,730
3,652
3,627
3,680
3,790
2,837
1,818
1,705
2,192
2,248
2,319
3,537
3,518
3,356
3,278
3,343
3,455
4.1
4.1
3.9
3.8
3.9
4.0
3.2
3.1
3.4
3.7
4.3
4.7
2,993
3,048
3,136
2,884
2,796
2,962
1,283.9
1,229.9
1,218.2
1,232.2
1,196.8
1,213.6
34
32
30
25
22
20
25
21
21
21
20
23
60
58
63
52
50
45
65
61
59
56
50
29
29.6
25.4
24.9
24.5
22.0
11.8
22
7
5
4
6
24
38
36
29
28
25
25
15.0
14.6
13.9
13.0
10.0
10.1
July
August
September
October
November
December
26
17
18
18
7
4
175
38
80
34
21
6
2,697
2,151
2,319
1,273
603
445
4,140
3,911
3,961
3,660
3,726
4,085
2,737
1,828
1,702
1,808
1,673
2,544
3,692
3,408
3,087
2,903
2,983
3,321
4.3
3.9
3.6
3.3
3.4
3.8
4.5
4.4
4.4
4.1
3.8
3.5
3,130
3,026
2,656
2,488
2,381
2,738
1,397.5
1,244.4
1,144.9
1,125.4
1,055.1
1,243.0
26
25
29
32
35
37
27
23
25
23
17
21
58
55
56
56
54
55
72
58
56
55
54
58
33.3
24.6
24.8
25.9
21.0
27.0
44
13
10
9
7
11
35
37
40
35
36
41
13.3
17.3
18.8
17.8
14.3
18.0
6
7
16
17
18
30
12
11
202
48
85
200
258
118
862
4,085
4,454
2,618
4,621
4,264
3,948
3,453
3,111
2,949
2,665
1,815
1,695
1,651
1,418
1,741
3,844
3,669
3,382
2,988
2,691
2,596
4.4
4.2
3.9
3.4
3.1
3.0
3.4
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.4
3.4
3,230
3,222
3,069
2,698
2,331
2,250
1,419.6
1,315.3
1,394.7
1 ,226.7
1,006.2
1,009.8
41
40
36
31
27
25
19
17
18
16
15
19
57
54
51
46
43
42
59
55
53
49
43
44
26.6
22.5
24.7
23.0
20.0
21.1
13
5
5
6
7
26
51
48
45
41
38
30
23.3
22.0
23.2
19.2
15.4
16.2
23
9
5
7
5
2
80
36
26
13
12
4
1,576
1,018
899
734
141
146
3,012
2,874
2,680
2,753
3,228
3,935
3,114
1,610
1,681
1,996
2,286
3,272
2,743
2,656
2,488
2,592
3,061
3,778
3.1
3.0
2.9
3.0
3.5
4.3
3.2
3.4
3.5
3.7
3.9
4.1
2,280
3,486
2,174
2,142
2,392
3,171
1,061.9
1,004.9
1,001.0
997.2
1 ,079.7
1,592.5
25
25
29
32
36
39
22
19
15
11
9
11
44
44
34
26
22
19
44
45
3&
26
22
20
22.8
21.4
17.1
13.0
10.0
10.2
41
13
15
21
13
19
29
29
35
37
43
56
11.5
7.1
15.0
16.0
16.4
25.3
2
3
4
14
15
18
6
4
13
60
43
43
203
241
357
533
658
907
4,681
4,723
4,892
4,760
4,387
4,328
3,328
2,272
2,418
2,347
1,989
2,399
4,470
4,376
4,282
4,067
3,729
3,707
5.1
5.0
4.9
4.6
4.3
4.3
4.1
4.0
4.3
4.6
4.6
4.7
3,802
3,908
3,946
3,672
3,257
3,329
1,765.1
1,783.4
2,075.5
1,849.9
1 ,573.4
1,692.2
40
40
38
33
29
28
8
8
10
9
8
10
16
13
11
10
9
8
15
12
10
8
7
7
7.1
5.3
5.1
4.0
3.4
3.3
22
11
9
5
5
36
73
67
65
52
43
41
30.5
28.0
33.9
26.3
19.1
18.6
13
9
14
3
1
0
38
19
390
38
2
0
845
754
2,089
905
805
764
4,495
4,398
4,282
4,391
4,635
5,074
2,658
2,358
2,344
2,443
2,661
3,080
3,912
3,831
3,712
3,828
4,156
4,581
4.6
4.4
4.2
4.4
4.7
5.2
4.5
4.7
5.0
5.3
5.3
5.0
3,332
3,414
3,306
3,282
3,448
3,877
1,682.1
1,747.3
1,711.3
1 ,647.3
1,820.0
2,138.0
29
27
26
28
31
33
10
11
11
10
17
24
7
7
8
9
14
26
6
5
6
7
8
20
2.8
2.8
2.9
3.4
4.0
11.2
70
20
14
20
17
17
54
59
65
73
78
81
18.0
27.0
31.1
31.6
35.1
39.5
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July. .
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
60
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FINANCE—BANKING
OPEN MARKET PAPER OUTSTANDING, END OF YEAR OR MONTH
Commercial and finance company paper 2
YEAR AND MONTH
AGRICULTURAL LOANS AND DISCOUNTS
OUTSTANDING OF AGENCIES SUPERVISED
BY THE FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION, END
OF YEAR OR MONTH 3
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS.CONDITION, END OF YEAR OR
MONTH, ASSETS e
Reserve bank credit outstanding
Financial companies
Bankers'
acceptances 1
Total
Total
Dealer
placed
Directly
placed
Nonfinancial
companies
Farm
mortgage
loans:
Federal
land
banks
Total
Loans to
cooperatives4
Other
loans and
Total7
dis-
Total7
Loans
counts B
U.S. Govt
securities •
Gold
certificate
account
Millions of dollars
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
2,683
2,650
2890
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
3603
4 317
4428
5451
7058
3,385
3392
13645
17 085
21 173
32 600
33071
12888
14 974
18399
27 244
25938
2332
2 790
4427
6 503
5514
10556
12 184
13972
20 741
20424
757
2111
2774
5356
7 133
5,277
5753
6403
7,104
8080
2,828
3052
3310
3,718
4281
697
735
840
958
1 055
1,752
1,966
2,253
2,428
2,745
54,331
56,019
58029
62,868
65371
31,362
33,902
36,418
39,930
43,340
130
38
63
186
137
28,881
30,820
33,593
37,044
40,768
16,615
15,696
15,237
15,075
13,436
9452
10848
11 748
13204
14774
4958
5609
6126
6 714
7 187
1 290
1 506
1 577
1 732
2,030
3,205
3733
4,044
4758
5,557
70332
75330
78,972
84050
90,157
47,192
51 948
56,614
60841
66,795
173
141
188
183
335
44,282
49112
52,937
57,154
62,142
12,674
11,481
10,026
10,036
10,457
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
7889
6898
8892
18484
18,727
32 126
34 721
41 073
49 144
47690
25879
27 753
32691
36450
37515
5297
5655
5487
4611
6239
20582
22098
27204
31 839
31 276
6,247
6968
8382
12694
10,175
16347
18293
21 840
27384
31,741
7917
9107
1 1 ,071
13864
16,564
2,076
2298
2,577
3575
3,979
6,354
6889
8,193
9,578
11,198
99,523
97675
106,464
113,611
123,997
75,821
77,291
84,680
89,013
99,149
39
1,981
1,258
299
211
70,218
69,906
78,516
80,501
87,934
9,875
10,303
11,460
11,652
11,599
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
22,523
25450
33 700
45321
54 744
52041
63977
82 236
110432
121 597
39,710
49322
63 857
82077
87 667
7,294
8926
12 350
17461
19904
32,416
40396
51 507
64616
67 763
12,331
14655
18379
28355
33930
36,740
41 713
47344
58496
68648
19,127
22 139
25596
31 284
38 138
4,931
5,600
6102
8,091
9506
12,682
13,974
15646
19,122
21 005
133,540
139,889
153 151
162,947
171 495
107,718
116,303
123,488
135,092
137,644
25
265
1,174
1,454
1,809
97,021
102,819
110,562
117,458
121,328
11,598
11,718
11,671
11,112
11,161
1981
1982
69226
79,543
81 551
83,974
49206
43,690
78206
80,408
46463
50,375
9124
8,423
22,619
21,609
1 76 778
190,128
143,906
153,769
1,601
717
130,954
139,312
11,151
11,148
1979:
January
9
161 114
162,330
9
111 908
118,640
9
30357
34,666
9
February
March
April
May . ..
June
33 749
34337
34617
34391
35286
36,989
86 232
88971
90229
93998
96993
100201
66451
68515
69458
70806
74596
76431
13408
13929
14278
15025
15494
15775
53 043
54586
55 180
55781
59 102
60656
19781
20456
20771
23 192
22397
23,770
48 374
49351
50479
51 464
52171
53200
26020
26355
26896
27387
27927
28462
6732
7,255
7413
7,451
7 188
7,153
15622
15,740
16170
16,626
17056
1 7,584
147 138
147,749
151 782
153,422
151 844
158,096
119730
121,207
124,276
125,070
123,456
125,206
4366
1,603
963
1,256
1,330
1,558
101,279
103,486
110,940
108,588
106,185
109,737
11,592
11,544
11,479
11,416
11,354
11,323
July
August
September
October
November
December
39,040
42354
42,147
43486
43599
45321
101 599
102555
104,865
107672
1 09 938
110432
77024
77032
77,283
79590
82 079
82077
16,492
16808
17,550
16561
17 063
17461
60532
60224
59,733
63029
65016
64616
24575
25523
27,582
28082
27 859
28355
54 169
55053
55,776
56930
57616
58496
28919
29428
29,808
30302
30 755
31 284
7,307
7432
7,543
8 124
8303
8091
17,944
18193
18,425
1&.503
18557
19,122
155,056
158,082
157,981
160,768
159742
162,947
126,233
127,678
129,644
130,532
133,313
135,092
852
1,572
1,156
2,672
2,034
1,454
111,445
113,027
115,458
114,580
118,087
117,458
11,290
11,259
11,228
11,194
11,112
11,112
47780
50,269
49317
50 177
52636
54356
117291
118,171
118162
121 582
120800
123 247
84983
83502
82264
84 956
83458
81 886
18 370
17706
18073
18 752
18431
18356
66613
65796
64191
66204
65027
63 530
32 308
34669
35898
36626
37342
41 361
59 964
61 139
62 658
63 969
64362
64632
31 880
32502
33 315
34202
34996
35 579
8783
19301
9091
19,547
20 147
9196
9046 20722
8264 21 102
7 584 21 469
157208
156,569
158198
165649
164,467
165627
129,965
130,141
131,303
135544
136,950
138 182
828
3,364
2,502
4770
602
215
116,311
115,171
116,657
118,825
124,277
124,515
11,172
11,172
11,172
11,172
11,172
11,172
54334
54486
55,774
56610
55,226
54,744
120424
119 339
119,781
121 324
124,484
121,597
81 497
82081
82,352
84 987
87,417
87,667
17631
18 335
18,598
18 723
19,754
19,904
63 866
63 746
63,754
66264
67,663
67,763
38 927
37 258
37,429
36337
37,067
33,930
65654
66248
66,975
67 966
68,324
68,648
36 107
36470
36,843
37 260
37,612
38,138
8033 21 514
8388 21 391
8,902 21,230
9 988 20718
20,451
10,261
9,506 21,005
160556
162860
167,788
164067
169,041
171,495
132,648
134462
134,437
135029
139,576
137,644
562
1 515
982
1,567
2,284
1,809
119,563
119848
120,711
121,482
120,812
121,328
11,172
11,172
11,168
11,163
11,162
11,161
54465
58084
60089
62320
60551
63427
128 187
129929
130 118
133 597
140056
145 994
90479
90378
91 638
93 275
97823
101 649
20 874
21 349
22608
23 131
24 782
25629
69605
69029
69*030
70 144
73*041
76*020
37 708
39 551
38480
40*322
42233
44345
70 106
70886
72 091
73 382
74452
75 207
38 740
39 375
40264
41 111
41 913
42693
10324
10056
9802
9648
9361
8807
21 043
21 455
22025
22624
23178
23 707
161 467
161 824
167040
168067
164447
171 311
129492
129,152
131,037
132896
130,939
132227
1,304
1,249
656
2333
1,366
1,010
117,169
117,621
118,043
119687
118,311
120,017
11,159
11,156
11,154
11,154
11,154
11,154
63721
64 577
65,048
66072
68,749
69,226
151 264
1 53 651
161,717
164 124
166,317
161,114
106431
1 07 258
111,420
113 308
113,411
1 1 1 ,908
26807
27824
30,440
30 716
30,728
30,357
79624
79434
80,980
82 592
82,683
81,551
44833
46393
50,297
50816
52,906
49,206
76412
77 072
77,614
78 283
78,103
78,206
43450
44*064
44*720
45386
45,961
46,463
8897
8932
8*950
9400
9,315
9,124
24065
24075
23,944
23497
22,827
22,619
167377
168429
181,639
167256
171,676
176,778
134,957
136699
138,288
134,665
139,140
143,906
1,027
1 254
2,486
924
232
1,601
123,172
124522
124,330
123,005
126,539
130,954
11,154
11,154
11,152
11,152
11,152
11,151
70088
70468
71,619
71 128
71 601
71 765
167415
167 616
166527
1 72 697
1 ye 937
180015
112256
110812
109811
113 943
117 918
121 083
30666
30974
31 844
32723
34336
35446
81 590
79838
77967
81 220
83 582
85637
55 159
56804
56716
58 754
59019
58 932
78387
79035
79 758
80695
80 972
81 415
46899
47 324
47966
48425
48 838
49289
9498
9760
9581
9 758
9260
8670
21 990
21 951
22211
22512
22874
23456
179941
1 70 321
172249
182959
1 73 574
173810
141,871
138575
139,700
148335
141 249
140,244
2,217
1 180
2,646
1,799
1 058
1,638
128,230
125410
125,589
134,257
129407
127,005
11,151
11,150
11,150
11,149
11 149
11,149
72,559
72709
73,818
75811
77,125
79,543
180878
1 74 094
171,627
1 70 365
166,941
9
162,330
122885
117 202
115,216
115530
115,650
9
118,640
36983
36657
35,584
35893
36,147
9
34,666
85902
80 545
79,632
79637
79,503
9
83,974
57993
56892
56,411
54835
51,291
43,690
81 659
81 564
81,566
81 352
80,766
80,408
49582
49 845
50,006
50160
50,292
50,375
8355
8034
8,078
8288
8,477
8,423
23722
23685
23,464
22904
21,998
21,609
177673
180258
180,647
186454
187,494
190,128
143,812
144,502
146,838
142,629
149,394
153,769
458
449
1,123
438
374
717
132,640
132,858
134,393
132,080
137,676
139,312
11,149
11,148
11,148
11,148
11,148
11,148
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June. . .
July
August
September
October .
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June..
July
August
September
October ....
November
December
1982:
January. ..
February
March
AprilMay
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
61
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FINANCE—BANKING—Con.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS, CONDITION-End of
year or month, Liabilities l
ALL MEMBER BANKS OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM,
RESERVES AND BORROWINGS—Averages of daily figures
(annual data for December only) *
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS, FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM, CONDITION—
Large commercial banks (data for Wednesday nearest end of year or month),
Deposits 6
Deposits
Reserves
YEAR AND MONTH
Total2
Total 2
Memberbank
reserve
bal-
Federal
Reserve
notes in
circulation
Total held
Required
Excess
ances s
*
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
54,331
56019
58,029
62868
*
Borrowings
from
Federal
Reserve
banks
Free
reserves
*
*
Demand
Demand,
adjusted
(excluding
U.S. Govt.
and
interbank) •
Total7
Individuals,
partnerships, and
corporations
State and
local
governments
Government
Domestic
commercial banks
5002
5 125
5338
5239
8
5854
4033
4749
4556
4563
8
4059
13415
14 321
13320
12539
8
1 2 399
6 137
6*231
7,671
9
7 942
6,774
3 882 13 838
3818
15752
3,437 9 19,060
9
2 989 20 801
4,380
21 ,704
U.S.
Millions of dollars
65 371
18451
18 722
18391
19456
19620
17387
17454
17049
18086
18 447
29305
30643
32*877
35 343
37 950
20 118
20040
20746
21 609
22719
19550
19468
20210
21 198
22 267
568
572
536
411
452
149
304
327
243
454
419
268
209
168
2
70332
75330
78,972
84050
90,157
20 972
22920
23,473
24338
26687
19 794
20999
21 ,807
22085
24,150
40 196
42369
45,510
48244
51 ,386
23830
25260
27221
28031
29265
23 438
24915
26766
27774
28993
392
345
455
257
272
557
238
765
1 086
321
165
107
—310
829
—49
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
99523
97675
106464
113611
123997
31 475
28667
31 486
30649
34780
27 780
25647
27060
25843
26052
54 954
59914
65470
72259
78770
31 329
31 353
35068
36941
34989
31 164
31 134
34806
36602
34727
165
219
262
339
262
107
1 049
1 298
703
127
58
830
1 069
333
148
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
133540
139,889
153 151
162,947
171 495
38016
35550
36972
35,708
31 546
25 158
26,870
31 152
29,520
27456
85590
93 153
103325
113,355
124241
35136
36471
41 572
43,972
40097
34964
36297
41 447
43,578
40067
172
174
125
394
30
62
558
874
1,473
1 617
122
—330
615
—997
1 471
100936
107,089
113234
122,824
119485
164668
180,894
203 269
219,473
228 086
117270
128,244
144484
155,979
158283
4911
5,085
5291
5,972
5829
1 420
3,243
980
864
1 108
25324
27,164
34221
36,022
41 407
1981
1982
176778
190,128
30816
34,334
25228
26,489
131 906
141,990
41 918
41,853
41 606
41,353
312
500
642
697
277
-164
108595
109,585
187518
189,652
140376
139,364
5235
5,487
2148
1,767
21 896
23,613
147 138
147,749
151 782
1 53 422
151 844
158096
34666
34288
38451
38888
34835
34836
29931
29723
31 714
34 587
31 602
30407
99354
99999
100654
101 767
103748
1 04 794
43 167
40703
40316
40 546
40382
40 105
42865
40494
40059
40 548
40095
39884
302
209
257
2
287
221
994
973
999
897
1 777
1 396
580
—650
621
765
1 317
987
101 559
98,971
97083
101 760
96432
99 763
176 184
180,198
169087
181 176
181 168
179 106
124463
125,898
120177
128367
129350
1 25 008
5274
5,228
4355
5679
4547
4632
1 406
859
763
1 450
732
1 837
28976
31,600
26522
28 838
30093
30529
155,056
158082
157,981
1 60 768
159742
162947
34,053
34023
36,706
35408
36049
35 708
30,279
29493
29,089
32 192
32280
29 520
105,957
106900
106,683
1 08 029
109 908
113 355
40900
40687
40,868
42 279
42*908
43 972
40710
40494
40,863
42007
42 753
43 578
190
193
5
272
155
394
1 179
1 097
1,344
2022
1 906
1 473
—821
— 727
-1,170
1 589
1 605
997
103,863
101 724
105,552
1 05 270
103*134
1 22 824
187,174
177448
196,821
191 678
185 166
219473
130,254
124,252
135,724
1 34 882
130639
1 55 979
5,438
4331
4,507
5 151
4562
5 972
750
580
2,824
1 305
786
864
32,020
30,740
33,620
32 904
30612
36022
157208
156569
158 198
165649
164467
165627
35202
35325
35385
39044
38445
38834
31 232
31 725
31 870
32927
31 804
33 187
108927
109 170
110597
111 524
113 148
114 502
45 170
43 156
43352
44 877
43968
43 479
44928
42 966
42 907
44 683
43 785
43 268
242
190
445
194
183
211
1 241
1 655
2 828
2455
1 028
380
924
1 369
2231
2 106
782
157
108 107
1 02 894
110 616
1 04 700
100692
110 723
189480
1 85 372
201 657
201 144
1 94 91 1
208 631
131 838
128202
139544
134331
132409
141 960
5280
4661
4760
5975
4,581
5008
774
1 821
972
2424
1,811
1 061
31 655
32008
34,756
37598
35,489
39637
160556
162860
167,788
164067
169041
171 495
32810
33 141
33,071
33088
34809
31 546
27548
29338
28,146
30 518
31 528
27 456
115 654
116 925
117,144
118 248
121*191
124241
42859
40373
41,164
41 815
41 678
40097
42 575
40 071
40,908
41 498
40 723
40067
284
302
256
317
955
30
395
659
1,311
1 335
2 156
1 617
104
347
- 1 ,029
951
1 102
1 471
1 07 393
1 08 966
112,455
108 134
111 493
119 485
1 87 725
204 290
208,608
191 797
208 795
228 086
131 371
142 783
145,288
135200
144788
1 58 283
4962
4887
5,135
4658
4804
5829
817
1 015
1,030
787
2,964
1 108
30413
36559
37,536
34457
36,826
41 407
161,467
161 824
167040
168067
164447
171,311
30747
29777
29 983
31 310
27 213
27423
26621
26734
26 164
26063
24304
23626
118 147
118 854
120874
121 852
123 251
124783
41 584
39 756
39 720
40 366
40 512
40443
41 226
39478
39445
40 164
40260
40 104
358
278
275
202
252
339
1 405
1 278
1 004
1 343
2 154
2 039
927
852
532
980
1 643
1 408
100 166
95 792
106568
97582
97 112
101 466
185508
183322
206 400
188649
195 175
209 661
127,887
123806
139814
128823
130792
140406
4,846
4709
4946
4456
4262
5,176
1,677
1 564
1 005
2,880
3312
1,082
34,041
35292
38438
32,839
36735
41,213
167 377
168429
181,639
167,256
171,676
176,778
29690
30398
41,924
28742
29,053
30,816
26011
27045
27,243
23672
24,312
25,228
1 24 765
125*134
125,050
125351
129,086
131,906
41 011
41 026
40,593
40 711
40,951
41,918
40667
40 731
40,177
40433
40,604
41,606
344
295
416
278
347
312
1 751
1 408
1,473
1 149
695
642
1 159
893
-835
719
-269
-277
97 112
95 313
100,656
99021
106,737
108,595
1 73 365
187335
209,236
163230
186,099
187,518
1 22 000
127927
135,847
1 23 561
137,774
140,376
4 161
4*526
5,129
4 123
4,985
5,235
1 784
1 106
2,198
1,566
1,114
2,148
27912
36,984
44,149
18,025
22,158
21,896
179941
170321
1 72,249
182959
1 73 574
173810
39324
29630
30073
38357
26834
25325
25066
24 964
26357
24702
23 463
20 198
126835
1 26 869
128855
1 30 1 89
132619
134228
43210
41 280
39230
39 558
39 552
39 567
42785
40 981
38873
39284
39*192
39*257
425
299
357
274
360
310
1 526
1 713
1 611
1 581
1 105
1*205
1
1
1
1
026
282
080
140
508
656
99 598
95 763
101 111
93 899
95 162
102 251
1 70 630
1 69 273
172922
157 817
1 79 348
1 78 400
127407
125658
131 914
120374
1 33 664
133059
5270
4492
5,135
4633
4 514
5706
3538
3331
1,113
2958
1 148
2327
19,263
19762
19,693
16 142
23720
20459
1 77,673
180258
180,647
186454
187,494
190,128
29893
29076
32,095
36638
29,884
34,334
24974
24993
20,318
24678
26,533
26,489
134 115
135374
135,197
136048
139,989
141,990
39864
40 177
39,963
40 587
41,199
41,853
39573
39 866
39,579
40 183
40,797
41,353
291
311
384
404
402
500
669
510
976
455
579
697
153
80
-490
35
-130
-164
97253
1 02 733
96,774
1 04 673
107,467
109,585
1 58 754
182441
164,559
1 87 996
190,848
189,652
120177
1 36 241
124,088
139931
143,159
139,364
4586
4843
4,488
5391
5,238
5,487
1 575
899
1,874
3014
1,064
1,767
1 7,299
20735
17,939
22492
23,374
23,613
1979:
January... .
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June. :.::::
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
-
65644
97958
65 843
102 109
67844
104335
68045
102574
s 75 901 s 110201
75 120
81 848
88879
9
90 288
87,739
91 683
94 977
101 182
99952
102082
10
114765
127277
144249
9
150897
147,355
10
1 52 699
152064
166905
169511
169221
70 118
71 531
74,513
73654
s 81 070
83 108
92380
102,790
9
105605
103,149
10
106885
108563
115216
117,861
120541
10
6563
5 816
6111
5894
6095
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 171 and 172.
10
7571
20880
5 772 10 19919
6551
22795
1 330
29 180
27276
1 124
62
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FINANCE—BANKING—Con.
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS, FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM, CONDITION— Large commercial banks (data for Wednesday nearest end of year or month) >
Deposits—Time
Total
(adjusted) 3
Total8
Savings
Investments
Loans
Individuals, partnerships,
and corporations
YEAR AND MONTH
Commercial
and industrial
Other time
For
purchasing
or carrying
securities
To
nonbank
financial
institutions 4
Real estate
loans
Other loans
Total 5
U.S. Government
securities, direct and
guaranteed
Total
5
Other
securities
Investment
account
Millions of dollars
1961
1962
1963
19646
1965
41 603
50386
52811
33960
32 369
29018
27 679
26638
12 109
15778
19,386
21 104
26,173
27492
29 126
32106
33617
34035
51 502
61 818
68,324
59536
72,194
24803
28371
29358
23853
28061
26,699
33447
38,966
35683
44,133
14504
19457
26833
31 608
26279
38,400
40697
49,203
54731
53 270
81 ,033
74459
76,413
76957
88 182
28,944
25338
22,251
21 349
36031
52,089
49121
54,162
55,608
52151
10625
9904
9988
23015
23027
23 781
26603
26073
56352
66776
81 017
100076
111 819
119017
137928
135555
97310
98988
99795
108,444
118098
44435
40088
35560
36175
39611
32441
31 302
35239
52875
58,900
64235
72,269
78487
1 95 499
216,860
10756
11,223
26729
26,926
1 24 444
132,336
146367
155,314
116905
125,863
36819
44,586
30872
36,730
80086
81,277
341 542
344 231
345313
356 801
356 989
364 841
132 381
135076
1 36 855
141 500
142 170
144439
10 940
10213
9634
11 222
10 117
11 422
23 015
22706
22405
23389
23 276
23874
82209
82782
83750
84,952
86196
88286
113 796
114291
1 1 3 1 90
116941
117090
117 559
99472
100,822
102338
102,786
104224
103616
34950
36134
36929
36,048
37005
35527
31 016
31 724
32811
31,644
31 664
30832
64522
64,688
65409
66,738
67219
68089
1 39 708
143 119
149,231
154615
1 58 937
160246
373 072
376135
390,114
387 373
385 658
402 739
147 871
148032
153,244
153501
151 796
1 59 929
11 954
11 589
11,123
9868
9860
9904
24785
24888
25,131
25690
25 244
26603
90 513
92084
94,334
96096
97 277
100076
119 434
120453
129,449
123779
122401
137928
103 542
104463
105,366
106193
106359
108,444
35 1 78
34676
34,198
35360
35777
36175
30408
29995
30,182
30613
30544
31 302
68364
69787
71,168
70,833
70582
72,269
72866
72 290
71 210
68456
69686
73 377
1 63 860
1 ge 226
171 849
176018
1 75 623
1 72 887
396 876
399 582
405 967
399 373
392 466
396 138
1 57 554
1 59 623
162 574
160 895
1 57 553
1 59 464
8 394
8 767
9 186
8 738
7 653
7 878
24815
25 698
27 510
25033
23 498
22943
101 165
1 02 082
103361
104318
1 04 947
1 05 290
127 939
125014
126906
124 561
124 138
127 174
108516
108491
106690
1 09 841
110939
112 625
35690
35454
34664
35281
35568
36965
30446
30332
29377
29360
30755
32868
72826
73037
72,026
74560
75371
75660
273 708
281 420
285,113
289 357
300,969
314 128
74574
75 905
76,664
76039
74,983
72670
168630
174 167
177,083
181 110
193,228
205 862
392 458
403 096
410,585
412465
424,144
433 313
1 58 020
161 373
166,196
166 154
172,262
174 581
6465
6 924
7,644
7073
8,950
9 988
23 133
23 462
24,270
23 996
24,832
26073
105 971
106 939
108,332
109484
110,763
111 819
119 950
128470
128,335
126 142
133,592
135555
113730
115 879
114,894
114262
116,528
118098
38 152
40295
38,706
37674
39,409
39611
33243
34845
34,382
33897
34,422
35239
75578
75584
76,188
76588
77,119
78487
321 064
321,010
321 791
322,988
334 602
337 288
74 540
75080
79344
77897
77 797
78235
210 707
209 945
208 365
210960
221 735
225 775
425 997
423 321
430 343
430 385
437 294
450 102
171 288
169401
1 72 680
1 74 438
176617
1 82 545
7 760
8 196
10 146
8 701
10388
12111
25 270
24892
24 719
25309
25807
26 785
112 875
113 642
114525
115 341
116634
117 927
131 199
1 32 068
134210
1 29 376
132 900
137 099
117 356
118210
120244
117324
121 050
119 521
39769
40816
41 789
39720
42 128
40 599
33438
33726
33902
34280
34444
33810
77587
77394
78455
77,604
78922
78922
341 127
349 779
349,069
350,216
356,985
362,502
76358
76 172
75,364
74359
76,758
76,971
232 026
239 712
240,184
242 481
245,714
250,511
442 499
452 309
460,044
455 089
468,089
470,988
1 80 450
1 84 956
187,874
187 174
191,818
195,499
9 154
8616
10,204
8483
10,672
10,756
25 957
27*137
26,273
25408
26,385
26,729
118 905
120264
121,596
122 302
123,512
124,444
132755
139346
145,053
137542
146,880
146,367
118 104
117519
117,457
116293
119,081
116,905
40644
38843
37,771
38310
37,510
36,819
33397
31 975
31,632
31 404
30,690
30,872
77460
78676
79,686
77,983
81,571
80,086
367,193
370510
372 466
373 295
380 789
384,708
79293
79 314
80452
78782
80675
79522
252410
253 938
255 796
257 446
262 910
269 310
470212
472 077
476 386
479 074
485 664
490410
1 98 052
198 918
202 806
204 727
209013
212 198
8675
9 162
7 781
7483
9056
8685
26 787
26*786
27 992
28 114
27 725
27655
126 126
126810
1 27 272
128 364
128931
129614
144900
144280
140326
1 38 466
143 459
144084
118509
117601
117 995
115561
117 335
115205
38090
38374
38568
36882
36821
36941
30785
30747
30347
29431
29054
29088
80,419
79227
79427
78,679
80514
78,264
392,964
401 138
401,322
403,346
400,640
406,773
78780
80 857
79,876
85214
85,764
110,640
276169
280 507
281,554
278 990
276,282
258,127
487 857
495 076
499,214
503 444
503,395
505,603
210394
212637
217,148
21 6 754
216,892
216,860
27 389
28 134
27,036
27312
27,017
26,926
129964
130883
131,702
131 706
131,954
132,336
143 136
151 432
148,459
154587
152,179
155,314
115192
115619
116,464
122277
122,219
125,863
37,542
36996
37,798
42270
44,152
44,586
28841
30044
30,695
33043
34,740
36,730
77,650
78,623
78,666
80,007
78,067
81,277
59,227
66881
85,298
30225
34920
38083
40698
50694
5945
9221
13310
16407
22 111
74285
82 947
92901
1 02 227
125789
32 797
35 351
38793
42 119
53 113
6 159
7 365
8595
9032
11 187
13403
15 519
17880
20008
25577
46069
48 147
48404
48783
1966
1967
1968
19697 ....
1970
89,639
102921
112,163
96589
119,443
47213
48864
49 149
46490
48035
29002
38 273
45075
36502
51 650
134761
143 951
161 820
1 75 756
180429
60779
66201
74149
81 491
81 693
11 228
10415
11 872
13 148
13642
1971 8
1972
1973
1974
1975
140,932
143665
171,318
210900
206 755
54542
50411
48948
51 357
59508
62274
66146
87716
114321
106767
1 92 238
206 020
247 648
282218
263 444
83770
85 173
103924
124505
113 661
1976
1977
1978...
1979
1980....
207 344
225,418
258 256
268,013
314128
77648
78801
77489
74867
72670
98787
1 1 1 989
1 42 349
160246
205 862
266684
295818
345 480
402 739
433313
109407
116802
1 34 542
1 59 929
174581
1981
1982
362 502
406,773
76 971
110,640
250 51 1
258,127
470 988
505,603
258319
257,739
256 756
250,677
248 861
247 800
76078
76037
76831
76615
76585
77 123
1 42 939
142700
141 421
138066
1 37 421
137 911
249 001
252,104
258,405
261 ,506
264 662
268,013
77 638
77129
76,781
74008
72 559
74867
269 746
271 911
276,187
278 01 1
278 736
276 789
1979:
January
February
March ..
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August .
September ;..
October
November
December ..
1981:
January .
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February.. ..
March
April
Mav...
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
9421
10257
10,495
12207
11,627
11,223
63
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FINANCE—BANKING—Con.
MONEY AND INTEREST RATES (Percent)
COMMERCIAL BANK CREDIT— Loans and investments (monthly
averages), seasonally adjusted (Billions of dollars) »
Securities
YEAR AND MONTH
Total2
U.S.
Government
Other
Loans and
leases 2
Discount
rate, N.Y.
Federal
Reserve
Bank3
*
1961
Federal
intermediate
credit bank
loans *
New home
purchase
Existing
home
purchase
Bankers'
acceptancesprime, 890
days
Commercial
paper, 6month 6
Finance
company
paper placed
directly, 66month
Yield on U.S.
Govt.
securities
(taxable)—3month bills
(rate on new
issues) 7
*
2.378
2.778
5.94
5.89
5.87
2.81
3.01
3.36
3.77
4.22
2.97
3.26
3.55
3.97
4.38
6.14
6.33
6.83
7.66
8.27
6.30
6.40
6.90
7.68
8.20
5.36
4.75
5.75
7.61
7.31
5.55
5.10
5.90
7.83
7.72
7.20
6.37
6.00
7.16
8.82
8.14
7.59
7.45
7.78
8.71
8.75
7.54
7.38
7.82
8.78
8.97
4.85
4.47
8.08
9.89
6.29
5.11
4.69
8.15
9.84
6.32
4.89
4.55
7.38
8.61
6.16
4.348
5.50
5.46
7.46
7.35
6.93
8.01
8.77
8.80
9.33
8.90
8.83
9.40
5.19
5.59
8.11
5.35
5.60
7.99
5.22
5.50
7.78
4.989
5.265
1962
1963
1964
1965
3.00
3.00
3.23
3.55
4.04
4.00
4.05
4.26
4.70
4.94
5.80
5.75
5.74
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
4.50
4.19
5.17
5.87
5.95
5.82
5.88
6.41
7.23
8.50
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
4.88
4.50
6.45
7.83
6.25
572.6
647.8
Open market rates, New York City
Home mortgage rates
(convenional 1st
mortgages)— U.S. average 8
3.157
3.549
3.954
4.881
4.321
5.339
6.677
6.458
4.071
7.041
7.886
5.838
116.3
128.8
139.9
145.6
390.5
460.5
713.6
745.2
65.8
58.5
53.6
82.2
804.6
100.8
891.5
99.8
93.8
94.5
555.0
632.5
747.0
849.9
10.28
11.77
10.09
12.22
10.49
12.26
10.63
12.53
11.04
12.78
10.91
12.29
10.25
11.28
10.041
915.1
13.41
11.02
14.20
13.56
14.13
14.49
14.51
14.78
15.32
11.89
14.76
11.89
13.73
11.20
14.077
10.686
9.16
9.48
9.69
9.89
9.92
9.94
10.32
10.01
10.09
10.04
10.12
10.08
10.14
10.22
10.29
10.35
10.46
10.29
10.01
10.02
10.04
10.20
10.39
9.94
9.90
9.98
9.79
9.96
9.87
9.98
9.71
9.351
9.265
9.457
9.493
9.579
9.045
520.1
517.4
1,013.5
1,135.9
1,239.6
110.0
148.8
159.3
172.8
191.5
214.4
1,316.3
1,412.1
111.0
130.9
231.4
239.1
973.9
1,042.0
93.7
93.3
94.1
94.7
94.9
95.0
177.3
178.3
179.4
180.4
181.1
181.9
756.2
764.6
773.9
785.3
794.6
June
1,027.2
1,036.2
1,047.5
1,060.4
1,070.7
1,084.0
807.1
9.50
9.50
9.50
9.50
9.50
9.50
July
August
September
October
November
December
1,097.6
1,107.5
1,124.3
1,128.5
1,126.2
1,135.9
94.7
93.7
94.1
94.4
94.2
94.5
183.5
185.4
187.5
188.8
189.9
191.5
819.5
828.5
842.7
845.3
842.1
849.9
10.24
10.70
11.77
12.00
12.00
10.18
10.23
10.28
10.35
10.70
10.96
10.49
10.73
10.72
10.91
11.04
11.30
10.67
10.88
10.95
11.01
11.23
11.59
1,144.5
1,157.9
1,166.4
1,164.7
1,161.4
1,161.3
94.6
95.3
95.3
94.9
96.3
98.0
193.1
194.9
196.0
197.2
200.5
202.6
856.8
867.7
12.00
12.52
13.00
13.00
12.94
11.40
11.47
11.83
12.20
13.12
13.54
13.12
11.48
11.60
12.25
12.64
13.26
12.24
11.79
12.30
12.56
13.22
13.74
12.88
1,169.2
1,185.2
1,192.8
1,203.4
1,221.1
1,239.6
100.5
104.1
105.5
106.5
108.8
110.0
205.1
863.6
873.7
879.4
886.6
899.9
12.59
12.03
11.82
11.50
11.53
11.90
12.08
11.84
11.95
12.20
12.62
12.86
12.24
11.89
12.00
12.31
12.85
13.15
8.58
9.85
8.29
9.61
8.03
9.08
915.1
10.87
10.00
10.17
11.00
11.47
12.87
11.13
12.69
15.34
17.96
11.04
12.32
14.73
16.49
10.29
11.15
13.07
14.78
9.259
10.321
11.580
13.888
15.661
June
1,251.4
1,255.7
1,261.0
1,267.9
1,285.1
1,295.4
113.2
113.4
112.9
113.9
116.0
116.7
216.6
217.9
219.4
219.5
220.6
221.6
921.6
924.4
928.8
934.5
948.5
957.2
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.00
13.87
14.00
12.29
12.93
13.35
13.65
13.95
14.29
12.80
13.02
13.48
13.62
13.56
14.12
13.24
13.73
13.91
13.99
14.19
14.40
16.62
15.54
13.88
14.65
17.56
16.27
15.10
14.87
13.59
14.17
16.66
15.22
14.09
14.05
12.89
12.94
14.97
14.13
14.724
14.905
13.478
13.635
16.295
14.557
July
August
September
October
November
December
1,302.8
1,312.2
1,317.8
1,324.0
1,327.5
1,316.3
116.4
115.6
113.2
112.5
110.3
111.0
222.3
223.8
225.6
228.7
964.0
972.7
979.0
982.8
231.2
231.4
986.1
973.9
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
13.00
12.10
14.59
14.83
15.11
15.28
15.26
14.87
14.14
14.60
14.69
15.04
15.68
15.23
14.77
15.03
15.38
15.47
15.80
15.53
17.10
17.22
16.11
14.78
12.0012.13
16.09
16.62
15.93
14.72
11.96
12.14
14.47
15.32
15.01
13.96
11.72
11.24
14.699
15.612
14.951
13.873
11.269
10.926
1,320.0
1,332.4
1,342.5
1,352.5
1,362.0
1,368.8
114.1
115.1
114.4
116.6
116.3
115.8
231.5
974.5
985.2
995.0
1,002.0
1,010.8
1,017.1
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
14.63
14.45
14.11
14.14
13.93
13.73
14.67
14.44
14.93
15.13
15.11
14.74
15.37
15.22
15.07
15.39
15.57
15.01
13.06
14.47
13.73
13.95
13.29
14.00
13.35
14.27
13.47
13.64
13.02
13.79
12.56
13.58
12.89
13.09
12.61
12.69
12.412
13.780
12.493
12.821
12.148
12.108
1,376.1
1,383.1
1,389.4
1,397.5
1,398.5
1,412.1
116.5
117.8
118.2
122.3
126.4
130.9
1,023.7
1,028.3
1,033.5
1,038.1
1,036.4
1,042.0
11.81
10.68
10.00
13.63
13.43
13.21
12.90
12.48
12.14
15.01
15.05
14.34
13.86
13.26
13.09
14.96
15.03
14.71
14.37
13.74
13.44
12.90
10.34
10.40
13.00
10.80
10.86
12.15
11.914
9.006
9.24
8.76
8.54
9.21
8.72
8.50
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
.
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April.
May
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November .. .
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June .
July
August
September
October
November
December
207.3
207.8
210.3
212.4
214.4
232.0
233.1
234.0
234.9
235.9
235.9
237.1
237.6
237.2
235.8
239.1
875.1
872.6
864.6
860.6
9.69
9.68
9.35
8.73
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
9.85
9.73
9.64
9.74
9.39
7.221
1 1 .506
9.99
9.82
10.62
11.70
13.44
13.53
13.31
10.39
11.60
13.23
13.26
12.80
10.43
11.50
12.00
11.68
9.262
9.450
10.182
11.472
11.868
12.071
13.15
14.01
17.10
15.63
12.66
13.60
16.50
14.93
11.79
12.39
14.70
13.68
12.036
12.814
15.526
14.003
9.60
8.31
9,29
8.03
9.01
7.42
6.995
•^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 172.
9.31
9.68
9.93
9.63
8.60
8.42
8.20
9.150
8.126
8.196
7.750
8.042
8.013
64
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FINANCE—CONSUMER INSTALLMENT CREDIT
CONSUMER CREDIT (SHORT- AND INTERMEDIATE-TERM)— Installment credit, extended and liquidatedl
Unadjusted for seasonal
variation
Adjusted for seasonal variation and differences in trading days
Liquidated
Extended
YEAR AND MONTH
By major holder
By major holder
By major credit type
Extended,
total
Liquidated,
total
Total
*
*
*
1961
1962...
1963
1964.
1965
50598
57562
64660
72445
79918
49735
52 601
57822
64616
71 616
1966
1967...
1968
1969...
1970
83,821
89058
101,426
109422
115,132
78365
85 194
92075
99945
110352
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975 .
138,046
152275
1 73,035
1 72 765
180083
127789
136787
152,817
163276
1 72 675
1976...
1977
1978...
1979
1980
210740
257 600
297 668
324,777
306 076
189 179
222 138
254 589
286,396
304 628
1981
1982
334 508
344,901
316291
331,805
June
23248
22,565
26229
26680
29608
27,605
23030
21,654
23682
22810
25082
23,394
26582
27,223
26 173
26930
27595
26,231
12 692
13,050
12322
13 111
13403
12526
4637
5,095
4897
5 161
5071
4835
3268
3,014
3001
2669
2904
2792
3948
3,932
3817
3 898
3986
3,940
7924
7,905
7789
7 955
8100
7427
9553
9,871
9533
9724
9941
9919
613
675
615
496
609
498
22368
23,003
22823
23 121
24429
23,620
10690
11,007
10823
10 977
11 549
11,332
3313
3,648
3697
3 910
4190
3,787
2763
2,737
2665
2566
2906
2,708
3705
3,718
3702
3722
3,788
3,804
July..
August
September
October
November
December
27551
30,566
26,660
28,526
26993
28,546
24328
25711
22,688
26134
24027
23,856
27 108
27593
28,109
27712
26895
26638
12 799
12970
13,439
13 168
12667
12385
5 285
5248
5,355
5670
5 203
5 163
2 966
3 129
3,168
2582
2 693
2812
3 982
4*045
3,892
4 105
4 108
4036
7 586
7802
8,380
7814
7470
7735
9949
10303
10,356
10439
10 500
10146
492
527
507
531
488
453
24292
24*862
24,101
24679
24201
24605
11 644
11 760
11,781
11 729
11 614
11,564
4085
4488
3,663
4465
3825
4,190
2776
2,818
2,802
2,509
2722
2,770
3767
3,797
3,812
3,883
3,948
3,955
June
24654
23582
24,918
23569
22811
22994
25758
24469
25948
24940
24844
24387
27894
27 566
25892
23202
22 142
22337
12322
12 780
11 393
10232
9785
9892
5471
5 755
5574
4 798
4 322
4 439
3483
2444
2426
1 861
1 574
1 318
4368
4096
4108
3 845
4072
4 186
8441
7 973
7370
5921
5 534
5 550
10471
10 741
10648
10332
10350
10329
522
452
435
397
299
424
25259
25 196
25238
24957
24789
24408
11
11
11
11
11
11
4458
4360
4436
3974
4072
3695
2,745
2798
2,703
2598
2561
2616
4,061
4084
4,201
4,124
4118
4,118
July
August
September
October
November
December
25 378
27806
27,010
27,779
24,735
30840
25 530
25 492
25,829
27,772
23,994
25665
24445
26521
26]879
26,868
25950
26810
10 546
11 452
11,898
11,822
11 391
11 251
4 809
5 155
5,355
5,323
4852
5 185
2 305
3 085
2,752
2,872
2795
3 035
4 148
4 263
4,225
3,985
4250
4347
6 301
7463
7,479
7,508
7064
7 205
10 666
10 776
10,745
10,686
10916
11 252
373
398
429
501
423
490
25007
25 734
26,027
26,466
25333
25540
11 g58
11 836
11,881
12,140
1 1 ,733
11 795
4370
4768
4,742
4,869
4,258
4325
2575
2620
2,716
2,809
2,577
2657
4059
4103
4,213
4,146
4,198
4,164
23223
23,577
29352
28951
28036
30397
25 936
24952
27664
26353
26026
27286
27 274
28322
29370
28818
28 180
28 770
10802
11 626
12 504
12376
12283
12697
5 904
6 193
5911
5 218
4937
5251
2994
3 167
3 153
3 181
3 212
3 137
4 524
4331
4472
4672
4 399
4699
7343
8230
8499
7458
7383
7 514
11 345
11 390
11 620
11 927
11 676
12221
392
405
616
593
620
509
26091
26615
26399
26344
26555
26889
11 822
12322
12070
12331
12071
11 987
4791
4,663
4372
3965
4528
4681
2706
2,723
2866
2909
2,821
2918
4131
4,218
4,245
4321
4,322
4392
28743
29,296
30,154
26614
25,942
30,222
26885
25,799
26,133
26694
26,077
26,486
27856
27622
29,316
26641
26,578
26,594
12043
11 461
12,322
11 262
11,558
12,778
5474
5981
7,061
5406
5,214
4,333
3 190
2924
2,618
2690
2,551
2,641
4 521
4507
4,530
4 508
4,444
4,113
8111
8097
8,936
7273
7,501
7,162
11 249
11 220
12,345
11 606
11,400
11,595
454
514
508
452
445
515
26455
25852
26,431
25868
26,654
26,527
11 962
11,790
11,994
11 595
11,956
11,954
4400
4,127
4,444
4256
4,671
4,582
2806
2,685
2,767
2802
2,791
2,831
4,420
4,430
4,460
4457
4,472
4,437
22743
23,009
28250
28,881
28871
31 655
25686
25,467
28287
27,213
27445
28711
26656
27 182
27356
28,765
29517
30034
11 853
12539
12764
13 153
13206
13 819
4 517
4703
4760
5350
6027
5 781
3016
2713
2651
2928
2828
2889
4371
4*353
4489
4511
4593
4626
7354
7127
7072
7987
8471
8364
11 175
11 968
12329
12487
12775
13 367
457
441
453
533
501
498
26239
27015
26723
27142
27673
28011
11 748
12462
12344
12,473
12708
13 373
4721
4,601
4556
4,719
5000
4714
2708
2,823
2774
2,818
2,877
2810
4397
4,413
4,368
4,457
4,406
4429
27881
30 138
29,554
27929
31,423
34,567
26896
28453
27,056
28926
29,522
28,143
27982
28 024
28,619
28650
31,691
30,777
12958
12 984
13,219
13 754
14,806
14,236
4646
4 580
4,841
4533
6,099
5,861
2 737
2916
3,047
2963
3,434
3,295
4 740
4470
4,621
4457
4,444
4,446
7376
7 162
7,488
8041
10,177
9,716
12658
12728
12,705
12614
12,778
12,491
507
615
522
543
486
473
27143
27 768
27,363
28781
29,676
28,359
12671
13 005
12,531
13681
14,349
13,125
4494
4772
4,735
4905
5,048
4,837
2784
2759
2,792
2925
3,022
3,098
4,494
4513
4,552
4524
4,495
4,537
1979:
January
February
March... .
April
May
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
1981:
January.
February
March
April.
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Commercial banks
Finance
companies
Credit
unions
Revolving
3
Mobile
home
Total
Commercial banks
Finance
companies
Credit
unions
Retailers 2
*
Millions of dollars
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
Retailers 2
Automobile
paper
779
748
657
952
721
675
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 172 and 173.
65
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FINANCE—CONSUMER INSTALLMENT CREDIT—Con.
CONSUMER CREDIT (SHORT- AND INTERMEDIATE-TERM)— Installment credit, liquidated and outstanding »
YEAR AND MONTH
Outstanding, end of year or month
Adjusted for seasonal variation and differences
in trading days— Liquidated, by major credit
type
Automobile
paper
Revolving 3
Mobile
home
By major credit type
By major holder
Total
Commercial
banks
*
Finance
companies
Credit unions
Retailers 2
Automobile
paper
Revolving 3
Mobile home
*
Millions of dollars
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
46027
50994
57 829
65572
73 881
19043
21 183
24267
27865
31 832
15508
17349
19557
21 641
23851
4303
4875
5526
6340
7324
6420
6842
7667
8,794
9791
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
79339
83 148
91 681
101 161
105528
34290
36735
41 716
46289
48714
24796
24,576
26074
27,846
27580
8255
9,003
10300
12,028
12986
10815
1 1 ,484
12018
13,116
13900
30992
31,131
34348
36,946
36325
2,105
3,720
5,128
2,461
1971 ..
1972
1973...
1974
1975
118255
133,173
155 108
164,594
171 996
55020
64,554
75924
80,054
82936
29224
31,893
35359
36,087
35995
14770
16,964
19633
21 ,895
25666
14 151
14,979
16592
18,114
18,201
40519
47,862
53,772
54,266
57,242
8,528
9,700
11,709
13,681
15,019
7,226
9,526
13,580
14,642
14,434
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
193525
230 564
273 645
312024
313472
93728
112373
136016
154177
147013
38,918
44868
54,298
68318
76,756
31,169
37605
44,334
46517
44,041
19,260
23490
25,987
28 119
28,448
67,707
82911
101,647
116362
116,838
17,189
39,274
48,309
56,937
58,352
14,573
14,945
15,235
16,838
17,322
1981
1982
331 697
344,798
147,622
152,069
89,818
94,322
45,954
47,253
29,551
30,202
125,331
130,227
62,819
67,184
18,373
18,988
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October .
November
December
1981:
January
February
March .
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
5893
6224
17599
1 9,924
22842
25,817
29355
6210
6567
6960
6439
8716
8989
8877
8891
9,164
9326
323
399
414
431
424
430
273 863
274 774
277 321
281 191
285717
289 928
136768
137348
138603
141 104
143539
145689
54,995
55929
56,991
58334
59,635
60996
44,087
44127
44,653
44571
44,973
45503
24,924
24204
23,753
23770
24,000
23931
102,419
103511
105,456
107 188
109,279
111 121
47,800
47,068
46,770
47,245
47,855
48,545
15,401
15,601
15,855
15,925
16,107
16,236
6770
6,931
6,667
6,860
6,676
6,721
9442
9,494
9,610
9,579
9,781
9,745
430
413
411
405
398
368
293 151
298 006
301,978
304 370
307,336
312,024
147201
149,612
151,234
152,412
152,978
154,177
62463
63,362
64,822
65,692
67,164
68,318
45488
46,219
46,675
46,622
46,570
46,517
23973
24,367
24,484
24,936
25,810
28,119
112 187
113,685
115,190
115,668
116,102
116,362
48,918
50,304
51,230
51,928
53,270
56,937
16,318
16,487
16,584
16,718
16,793
16,838
6,903
6991
6,858
6570
6,575
6576
10034
10052
10,384
10737
10,609
10450
418
397
380
383
349
366
310920
310 033
309 004
307 632
305 599
304 207
1 53 636
1 53 308
1 52 347
1 50 937
149238
147 883
68724
69545
70421
71 545
72 101
73 118
46466
45964
45730
44954
44,139
42995
27,216
26252
25,495
25073
24,970
24786
116,719
117202
117,642
117,502
117,058
116,456
56,164
55,153
54,146
53,491
53,036
52,850
16,832
16,875
16,944
16,974
16,912
16,988
6757
7052
7,334
7245
6,959
6933
10468
10495
10,691
10772
10,774
10922
364
376
396
375
396
411
304 055
306 369
307,549
307 556
308 296
313 472
146 975
147 395
147,618
147 161
146413
147 013
73909
74433
74,823
74 985
75690
76 756
42644
43 347
43,562
43518
43606
44 041
24620
24918
24,945
25064
25,780
28448
116,253
117 125
117,162
117086
116,989
116838
52,833
53,562
53,806
53,593
54,104
58,352
16,992
17,050
17,083
17,255
17,279
17,322
7310
7398
6973
6,810
7498
7365
10 769
11 188
11 110
11 236
11 267
11 351
451
492
552
410
372
399
310 760
309 385
311 071
313669
315679
318 792
1 45 077
143 429
1 43 397
143680
143 841
145 125
77 131
78090
79490
81 033
81 794
82 723
43 601
43776
44 212
44390
45055
45 686
27439
26507
26097
26,263
26287
26394
115778
116,195
118049
119,076
119582
120400
57,556
56,047
55,356
55,716
55,820
56798
17,202
17,113
17,162
17,342
17,576
1 7,704
7021
6,699
6,982
6,682
7,346
7,175
11 381
11 233
11,620
1 1 ,433
11,399
11,454
394
368
382
360
398
364
320 649
324 151
328,173
328 093
327,958
331,697
145 375
145996
147,046
146330
145,592
147,622
83 924
86 152
88,698
89583
89,956
89,818
46 096
46605
46,791
46416
46,092
45,954
26396
26477
26,594
26,922
27,510
29,551
121 475
123,479
125,703
125,977
125,654
125,331
56,764
57,281
58,319
58,384
58,789
62,819
17,760
17,959
18,124
18,263
18,307
18,373
7,288
7272
7,353
7441
7378
7395
1 1 ,283
11 866
1 1 ,806
11 834
12024
12640
452
457
420
465
405
403
328 755
326 301
326 265
327 933
329 358
332 303
146782
145788
145588
146186
1 46 1 67
147227
88925
89009
89,591
90674
91 958
93009
45907
45586
45,632
45450
45 472
45882
28,179
27013
26,530
26537
26536
26,645
124,580
124498
124,917
125693
126838
128,143
61 ,332
59,539
58,646
58,940
59,111
59,946
18,310
18,239
18,258
18,352
18,488
18,603
7,339
7542
7,139
8,111
8,643
8,225
12,100
12529
12,394
12533
12,739
11,990
399
438
447
578
463
510
333 285
334 971
337,469
336 473
338,372
344,798
147559
1 48 438
149,801
149528
149,651
152,069
93,353
93207
93,357
92541
93,462
94,322
45,698
46 154
46,846
46645
46,832
47,253
26,710
26751
26,829
27,046
27,639
30,202
128,110
128051
128,865
128,375
129,299
130,227
60,556
61,293
61,845
61,836
62,362
67,184
18,721
18,918
19,011
19,043
19,049
18,988
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 173.
66
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FINANCE—FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE
BUDGET RECEIPTS AND OUTLAYS >
YEAR AND MONTH
Receipts (net)
z
Outlays (net)
BUDGET FINANCING
Budget surplus or
deficit (-)
3
Borrowing from the
public
Total
GROSS DEBT (END OF YEAR OR MONTH)
Reduction in cash
balances
Amount outstanding
5
Held by the public
4
8
Millions of dollars
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
94389
99676
106560
1 979
2632
1 337
2 830
2465
292 895
303 291
310806
316763
323 1 54
238,604
248 373
254,461
257 553
261,614
3076
2838
23 100
11 146
5397
720
5864
2061
7910
2552
329 474
341 348
369,769
367 144
382,603
264,690
267 529
290,629
279 483
284,880
23033
23372
14849
4688
45 154
19448
19442
19275
3009
50853
3 585
3930
— 4426
1 679
—5,699
409 467
437 329
468,426
486 247
544,131
304 328
323 770
343,045
346 053
396,906
—66413
44 948
—48,807
27694
—59,563
66,413
44948
48,807
27694
59,563
82,913
53516
59,106
33641
70,515
-16,500
8568
— 10,299
5947
— 10,952
631,866
709 138
780,425
833 751
914,317
480,300
551 843
610,948
644,589
715,105
657 204
728,424
57932
110,658
57 932
127,989
79329
134,912
21 397
-6,923
1 003 941
1,146,987
794 434
929,346
38364
32 639
31 144
52238
38287
53 910
40,871
37 739
43,725
40 760
41,618
40 687
—2506
5 100
-12,581
11 478
—3,331
13 223
2,506
5 100
12,581
11 478
3,331
13 223
798,733
800 470
804,624
804 046
81 2*220
812247
629,513
628 845
636,857
631 893
633,698
632 241
33268
39353
47,302
33,099
38320
42 617
40482
54 740
29,543
47,729
46815
43 971
7214
15 387
17,760
-14,630
—8496
1 354
7214
15 387
-17,760
14,630
8,496
1 354
4831
3268
4,250
2,217
5,548
11 207
814,740
820 385
833,751
833,999
840,965
852 184
637,072
640339
644,589
646,806
652,354
663 561
43429
37866
33351
61 097
36071
59055
47,877
47 151
46,459
51 345
50 107
46686
—4448
9285
-13 108
9751
14 036
12 369
4559
9285
13 108
9751
14 037
12369
5,201
2066
11 802
4631
5350
4615
-642
7219
1,306
14492
8687
7 738
854,741
861,603
870,444
876,914
884 788
884 381
668,762
670,827
682,630
687,261
692,61 1
687997
37 348
44259
53,545
38923
39,175
48904
52 342
51 215
47,905
55843
48,083
50869
14 993
6 957
5,640
16 921
-8,907
1 965
14 993
6957
-5,640
7
1 6 675
10,731
2 536
9 737
11 111
6,260
4758
9,231
13668
5256
4154
-11,900
8
11 917
1,500
11 132
888 367
900,075
914,317
914,782
920,316
936,686
697734
708,844
715,105
719,862
729,094
742,761
52 214
38 129
44 623
74464
38243
70429
59 099
53 749
54 217
57 198
54414
55 066
6884
15620
9 593
17 266
16 171
15 363
6884
17*108
13036
17 266
18455
14 113
6 772
13 916
15 138
3 725
539
572
112
3 192
2*102
13 541
17916
14685
940 528
956 898
970,901
970 326
974,758
977 350
749,533
763449
778,587
774,863
775,402
775,973
47 829
47669
60,279
45 150
44,016
56,822
58 172
52 788
53,944
63 256
54,658
76,290
13 120
6 153
-3,237
18 749
12,522
20,516
3 383
6 501
8,577
10 374
10,972
14,274
9737
348
-11,814
8375
1*550
6,242
979,388
986312
1 ,003,941
1 011 111
1,019,324
1,034,716
779,356
785 857
794,434
804,808
815,780
830,055
55 269
43 042
45291
75 777
36 753
66353
45 930
57822
63 546
66 073
55683
59 629
8 109
14 993
18 773
8 711
21 424
4457
9 783
10693
12 305
2 527
3 187
3 260
17892
4300
6468
11 238
18237
7717
1 043817
1 ,053,325
1 066 393
1 070 734
1 ,076,798
1 084 658
839,837
850,504
862,809
865 336
868,523
871,783
44675
44 924
59,694
40 539
42,007
54,498
64,506
59 628
61 ,403
66 708
66,166
72,436
20,962
16 751
4,575
26462
24,845
18,103
14,348
21 086
22,129
6228
25,923
29,895
6,614
4335
-17,554
20234
-1,078
-11,792
1,094,628
1 114214
1,146,987
1 147713
1,166,569
1,201,898
886,131
907218
929,346
935,574
961,497
991,392
112662
116833
97795
106 813
111 311
118584
118 430
3406
7 137
4751
5 922
1 596
3406
7 137
4751
5 922
1 596
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
130856
149 552
153671
187 784
193743
134652
1 58 254
178833
184 548
1 96 588
3796
8 702
25 161
3 236
2845
3796
8 702
25 161
3 236
2845
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1 88 392
208649
230 799
263 224
279 090
211 425
232 021
245 647
267912
324 245
23 033
23372
-14849
4688
—45 154
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
298 060
355 559
399 561
463 302
517,112
364473
400 506
448,368
490 997
576,675
1981
1982
599 272
617,766
1979:
January
F©bruary
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
DeCember
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
Julv
August
September
October .
November
December
1981:
JanuaryFebruary
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November .....
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
10343
5 119
6,335
18 105
-10,642
-19,468
9 339
14 780
18 255
9 704
18 930
6 724
— 19831
14 704
-1*708
26 169
-24*158
-17,938
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
1 427
9 769
6088
3 092
4061
3,312
668
8,012
4 964
1,806
1 458
—806
5 768
4,569
6514
1,525
11 765
2,383
12 119
-21,920
12,491
2,948
9853
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
67
FINANCE—FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE, GOLD AND SILVER
GOLD
BUDGET RECEIPTS BY SOURCE AND OUTLAYS BY AGENCY »
Outlays (net)
Receipts (net)
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
Individual
income
taxes2
Corporation
income
taxes
Social
insurance
taxes and
contributions3
A
Other4
Total6
K"-
Department
Defense
Department,
military
Health and
Human
Services
Department8
Treasury
Department7
National
Aeronautics
and
Space
Administration
Veterans
Administration
Monetary
stock,
U.S., end
of year or
Price at
New York
(Dol. per
troy oz.) 9
SILVER—
Price at
New York
(Dol. per
troy
10
oz.)
Millions of dollars, except as noted
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
94389
24784
26638
9745
10552
22732
11 433
54 167
67453
77373
77872
77 150
27959
34608
40576
46594
52,338
13064
13059
14,655
16924
19,510
4721
8,560
10943
10,028
9767
9,725
74,546
75 150
73,297
77625
85,420
61 ,866
71 779
20,990
3,381
22 124
3422
10710
10410
1.546
1 685
82,042
93735
112,411
30,959
35993
3,311
11,968
13337
16,575
11,567
1 1 ,652
2.558
4708
11,599
4.419
364473
400 506
448,368
490 997
576 675
12796
16738
20,368
20636
24555
88036
95650
103,042
115013
132840
128785
147455
162,856
14
170297
194691
44319
50384
56,355
60988
76691
18415
11 598
4 187
18,019
18,962
19,887
4850
21 135
11,719
11,671
11,172
11 160
147.977
193.436
307.615
612509
657 204
728,424
26030
36,213
156035
182,850
230 304
92633
110,521
5421
22904
23,937
11 151
11,148
459614
376.010
10518
3,121
3,235
3 216
3277
3657
3326
40,871
37,739
43725
40760
41 618
40 687
3,352
1,714
1 724
1 999
1 178
9,205
8,920
9979
9329
9830
9838
14,416
14,584
15762
14728
15324
14
14,595
4,845
754
1,620
2715
837
1 691
11,592
11,544
11 479
11,418
11 354
11,323
227.384
246.147
242 207
238.853
257 441
279.162
6.255
3597
3 608
3,518
3 557
3753
3,544
40482
54740
29,543
47729
46815
43,971
1 093
14220
25032
5,492
5558
5045
3,946
9.135
301 .993
15601
6155
5,021
8,718
11,290
11 259
11,228
11 194
11,112
11,172
295.331
904
1 712
1 870
2,870
10256
10547
9,354
10180
10563
10,343
9.334
13.959
16.781
16.603
21.793
3 560
4068
3 287
4552
4 780
4668
47 988
47151
46459
51 345
50 107
46686
3 785
2054
1 732
1 900
2089
2632
10 955
10940
11 460
11 356
11 273
11 582
15654
16*137
11 172
11,172
11 172
11,172
1 1 172
11,172
675 377
665.513
553.629
516.771
513.912
600.717
38257
35.085
24.133
14.500
12.533
15.748
5 188
4816
4,865
5205
4078
4714
52342
51 215
47,905
55843
48049
50869
1 195
1 374
1,340
1 785
1 829
3415
11 439
11 402
11,345
12705
11 601
12281
17455
17992
17,153
3,029
11 172
11,172
11,168
11,163
11 162
11,160
643273
627.510
675.774
660.343
622.476
594.814
16059
15.897
20.144
20.181
18.648
16.393
15784
20201
20423
14397
4 723
5271
6 560
6232
6312
6510
59099
53 969
54217
57 198
54414
55066
5212
2 390
1 802
1 546
1 456
19083
18702
18783
19308
18*628
2 117
12424
12 544
13263
13000
13500
13464
381
459
559
483
461
509
1 921
1 953
1,025
2164
1,668
1 784
11,159
11 156
11,154
11 154
11,154
11,154
557.388
500.263
498.761
494.905
479.788
460.761
14.752
13024
12.338
11.437
10.848
10.001
1 715
1 607
8,659
1 265
745
10,220
14893
17882
14,202
15 053
15,494
14,057
6 783
6565
6,537
6278
6,002
6,777
58 172
52 788
53,944
63 256
54,658
76,290
1 123
2750
604
3 146
3,072
4,793
14 392
13 239
13,624
14351
13,889
15,880
20828
19035
20,591
20933
19,469
33,282
417
401
348
658
517
551
2,992
6,537
8268
8,204
13,277
11,154
11 154
11,152
11,152
11,152
11,151
408.839
410.960
444.095
437.195
413.671
408.743
32646
21 007
13391
41 672
9 576
32273
2473
1 293
6910
7342
1 202
10589
14 575
15 109
18752
21 593
20483
17 572
5 574
5633
6238
5 170
5493
5918
45 930
57 822
63546
66073
55683
59629
4573
2984
4394
2484
1 362
1 526
13 783
14 239
16042
16013
14826
16041
7935
8 164
7598
9641
8286
14090
443
493
524
464
486
497
11,151
11 150
11,150
11,149
11 149
11,149
330.248
350.488
334403
314.982
7.213
7.311
23987
20867
32,592
20832
22,452
24,946
601
422
14874
17 961
15,608
15 157
14,902
15,776
5214
5674
5,348
5010
5,332
5,613
64506
59628
61,403
66708
66,166
72,436
2668
2184
3,026
4107
5,374
7,499
8643
9235
7,179
9149
9,076
14,327
435
491
467
482
632
524
11,149
11,148
11,148
11,148
11,148
11,148
340.102
365.952
435.564
421.755
414.993
445.431
6.497
6,146
461
-680
8,164
20954
20 523
21 579
23 493
25461
16438
17 046
19804
22012
22258
15657
16535
17589
18461
20322
97795
106813
111 311
118584
118430
5384
6294
7333
7458
6795
44738
48302
48 140
49573
45969
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
130856
149552
153,671
187784
193,743
55446
61 526
68726
87249
90412
30073
33 971
28665
36678
32829
25567
33 349
34622
39 918
45298
19770
20 706
21 659
23 940
25203
134652
158254
178833
184548
196,588
5513
5841
7307
8330
8,307
1971
1972
1973
188,392
208649
230,799
263 224
279,090
86230
94737
103246
118952
122386
26785
32166
36153
38620
40621
48578
53914
63 115
75071
84534
26798
27832
28285
30581
31 550
211,425
232 021
245,647
267912
324,245
1978
1979
1980
298 060
355 559
399,561
463 302
517 112
131 603
157626
180,988
217841
244 069
41 409
54892
59,952
65677
64600
90 769
106485
120,967
138939
34280
36556
37,653
40846
50640
1981
1982
599 272
617,766
285917
298,111
61 137
49,207
69499
69,317
38,364
32,639
31 144
52238
38287
53910
23,667
14,509
8255
25029
14575
25568
2 146
1,281
9 301
9767
1 403
15640
33,268
39353
47,302
33099
38,320
42,617
17086
17215
23,341
18682
18972
20,192
2020
1 368
9,633
1 476
1 160
10,206
43429
37,866
33351
61,097
36071
59,055
26856
15522
9056
31 488
9275
27791
37348
44259
53,545
38,923
39 175
48,904
19773
19527
26,936
21 150
20851
23725
2 136
1 367
8,884
1 284
1 003
9387
52214
38394
44,623
74464
38,243
70429
30964
15348
13693
38659
10496
33729
2158
564
14 363
17211
8586
9371
1 011
15 792
47,829
47669
60,279
45 150
44,016
56,822
24439
21 615
30,882
22555
21,775
25,770
55269
43042
45,291
75777
36753
66353
44,675
44924
59,694
40539
42,007
54,498
1974...
1975
1976
1977.,..
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May.
June
July
August ...
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April... .
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
2237
1 420
9 508
9 171
1 230
15804
1 57 803
1 82 720
201,131
9429
13,614
10373
14165
18652
9375
10566
17 164
10,809
9385
14433
8,675
10 775
16857
11 499
15886
20 787
10793
10253
18 546
12,860
11 283
13 242
11 078
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
744
3681
4210
20 249
21 695
99676
106560
112662
116833
41 338
45571
47588
48697
48792
550
913
12
251,268
1 5,736
15,568
15 273
16*305
16447
15368
19017
16 919
19133
18 814
7319
20679
21 628
21 898
19883
21 087
16329
22,499
15011
21 168
16,447
15896
16,461
17,615
21,424
22200
22,817
23,440
41 ,270
4,471
4404
6367
4719
8,222
5 164
5292
5568
7655
5840
9898
6 754
5647
5,057
7363
5625
10966
5222
6936
6878
8376
7415
12 100
7522
7 793
1 257
2552
4 171
5091
5932
5423
4247
3,749
3252
3,267
3670
3944
3,980
6,026
354
365
389
198
367
389
341
413
387
384
415
328
417
408
416
398
397
452
423
456
356
479
425
500
5,650
5604
5,499
5660
5,708
5,960
6845
6,858
7669
8,653
9,756
2,495
664
2556
597
1 807
2,698
1,776
800
2,772
743
2,004
2792
630
1 713
2,655
744
2,857
717
786
2,008
3010
851
3,214
760
1 908
2,269
3236
751
1,923
3,097
994
1,924
1,942
2,066
3,200
13
16,889
15978
15,513
15388
13,733
11
13,159
11 982
11
10,367
10367
10,732
10,132
356.968
392.734
392.160
461.006
384.125
374 071
0.924
1 085
1.279
1 293
1.293
1.293
1 550
2.1 45
1 791
1.771
4353
4.623
5.401
1 1 .094
20632
7.947
7.417
7445
7.492
8373
8.543
8.631
8.925
10.035
9.251
8.547
8.432
8.030
8268
6674
5.578
7.136
8.725
9.458
9.892
10.586
68
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FINANCE—MONETARY STATISTICS
MONEY STOCK MEASURES AND COMPONENTS—Averages of daily figures, Unadjusted for seasonal variation 2
YEAR AND MONTH
CURRENCY IN
CIRCULATION
(END
Components
Measures
OF
YEAR OR
MONTH) »
M1
M2
M3
L
*
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
339
1966
1967
1968
1969.
1970
1971
1972.
1973
1974.
1975
Currency
Demand
deposits
*
*
Other
checkable
deposits
Overnight
RPs and
Eurodollars
Money
market
mutual
funds
Savings
deposits
Small time
deposits
Large time
deposits
Billions of dollars
421
144 3
1479
1524
158.4
1651
3249
350 1
3796
4094
4426
3280
3556
3884
4225
461 0
4177
449.3
4862
522.5
5632
29 1
30 1
31 5
335
353
1148
1173
1203
1243
1292
1
1
1
1675
185.1
2055
225.0
2466
143
18.5
23 1
27.6
32.5
32
5.5
8.8
13.1
184
447
47.2
51 0
540
57 1
1727
1795
1921
203 5
211 2
471 4
503.7
5454
579 1
6032
4947
532.5
5781
607 8
6356
601 8
641.9
699 1
747 1
787 1
375
394
420
448
477
1345
1394
1493
157 7
1624
1
.1
1
1
2
17
2549
258.5
2653
2662
255.3
45.5
67.5
89.8
111 1
137.1
233
28.9
32.7
283
30.5
61.1
665
72.5
797
86.5
2255
241 7
2593
2723
2849
6766
7609
8363
8873
9701
7304
8294
9386
1 029 1
1 1139
8633
9635
1 0905
1 2053
1 310.3
51 1
547
593
649
71 0
173 1
1856
1983
2053
211 2
2
2
3
4
.7
19
27
4.4
64
6.0
6
2.8
2789
3075
325.1
331 6
365.7
172.4
211 6
250.3
2793
314.1
51.8
652
96.6
1332
135.1
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
93.7
1038
114.6
1256
137.2
301 1
3242
3507
3777
401 4
1 095.9
1 2347
1 340.0
1 4504
1 567.3
1 ,230.7
1 3790
1 ,537.5
1 6942
1 ,847.8
1 451.0
1 621 8
1,821.9
20464
2,241 .3
778
848
93.2
1023
111.7
2191
2329
248.9
2573
264.0
1.8
35
5.3
145
21.8
8.5
123
16.3
233
24.9
2.5
24
4.2
19.2
54.6
423.7
4768
494.5
4529
405.0
363.8
423.0
478.4
582.1
686.9
122.7
1273
173.4
206.6
236.3
1981 .
1982
1456
156.2
4300
458.0
1 7166
1,878.3
2061 3
2,278.5
2491 3
2,777.4
1198
128.4
2403
234.9
656
90.3
330
41.1
1098
172.4
361 5
350.3
7882
859.0
2871
326.4
June
110.7
111.3
1120
1132
1154
1166
3679
356.4
3609
3762
367 1
3768
1 397.0
1,391.9
1 4074
1 4325
1 428 5
1 4488
1,627.6
1,625.8
1 643 2
1 6662
1 6652
1 684 1
1 942.4
1,948.7
1 9750
20053
20149
20446
97.5
97.6
987
999
1006
101 9
257.1
244.5
2467
2593
2492
2564
10.0
10.9
122
136
137
147
20.5
21.4
222
229
246
250
7.7
9.5
11 1
12.8
147
16.8
469.5
463.0
4634
461.4
4568
458.8
535.8
546.1
5544
563.9
5700
576.0
200.3
202.5
2026
198.7
1988
196.3
July
August .
September
October
November
December
1179
1189
118.7
1201
122.1
125.6
3834
381 8
385.7
3880
389.7
398.8
1 4652
1 4702
1,482.0
1 4900
1,489.5
1,502.1
1 7032
1 7144
1,734.9
1 7491
1,750.3
1,766.7
20650
20777
2,102.5
21190
2,122.4
2,138.9
1032
1039
104.5
1051
106.6
108.2
2605
2577
260.7
2625
263.0
270.1
15.6
161
16.6
166
16.5
17.0
245
247
26.2
249
21.8
21.2
19.4
221
24.6
276
30.8
33.4
460.9
4583
452.9
4427
426.0
420.7
581.8
588.0
597.6
611.8
626.3
633.1
198.5
2038
210.8
218.0
222.5
226.0
121 2
121.4
1229
124.0
1257
1271
395 9
3862
3878
3926
3834
3930
1 5095
1 5098
1 5222
1 5295
1 5276
1 553 1
1 775 7
1 781 4
1 795 5
1 8029
1 8052
1 8277
2 155 4
21689
2 1874
22043
2208 1
2221 9
1065
1068
107 9
1087
1099
111 1
2682
2579
2579
2609
2509
257 5
176
179
184
194
188
204
21 7
21 9
232
20.0
208
23 1
378
45.3
484
47.9
51 7
565
4151
407.5
4003
388.3
383 1
3930
6441
654.0
667.7
686.0
693.8
6927
2273
231.5
234.5
235.0
236.7
2306
1283
1297
129.9
131.1
1341
137.2
400 5
4041
411.0
4171
4207
4247
1 577 9
1 5902
1,603.7
1 6194
1 6295
1 6350
1 851 8
1 8695
1,885.7
1 9069
1 9260
1 9449
2238 9
2*259 4
2,277.2
22986
2324 1
23508
1127
1136
113.6
1148
1167
1183
261 6
2629
268.5
2727
2732
2752
21 9
23 1
24.6
256
269
272
265
277
28.5
284
285
284
598
61 6
61.2
61.6
620
61.4
4071
415.2
418.7
420.0
4129
398.3
6893
687.1
689.9
697.9
711.6
728.3
2266
229.3
233.7
239.2
249.2
262.4
May
June::::::::::::::::
131 1
131 9
133.9
1350
1365
1381
4221
4104
4169
4362
423 5
4278
1 6445
1 6436
1 6681
1 6990
1 691 6
1 7068
1 9660
1 971 6
1 9947
20223
20235
20449
2380 1
2394 5
24123
24344
24452
2470 7
1156
115 7
1167
1183
1192
1197
2589
2387
2381
2470
236 1
2373
436
520
58 1
668
64 1
664
297
286
305
301
327
353
65.2
745
84.8
954
983
102.5
382.4
3743
374.0
3765
3700
364.9
751.5
761.6
767.6
766.7
7729
781.8
272.0
277.3
274.4
268.6
2779
282.4
July
August
September
October
November
December
1383
1385
138.5
1388
142.7
145.6
4325
4308
432.0
4352
440.4
452.1
1 7235
1 735 5
1,744.8
1 7630
1,779.4
1,799.6
20674
20880
2,105.4
21267
2,149.5
2,175.9
2491 3
2517 1
2',542'.4
25742
2*,604.1
2,629.7
121 3
121 3
120.8
121 2
122.9
125.4
2379
2350
234*.9
237 1
238.1
244.0
686
697
71.7
724
75.2
78.4
350
374
34.8
324
33.7
36.1
112.5
121 9
130.1
136.8
144.5
150.9
365.2
3552
348.3
344.2
341.4
342.1
784.1
796.1
805.5
820.5
825.4
824.1
287.5
295.8
300.2
300.8
302.5
305.9
June
1405
1405
142.6
1440
146 5
1482
4543
438 1
4409
4563
4458
4508
1 8177
1 807 9
1 8259
1 8486
1 848 7
1 8654
21935
2 1892
2211 0
22353
2237 3
22572
26583
2671 9
26977
27248
2737 7
27638
1233
1230
1239
1257
127 2
1283
2443
2293
2291
2369
2288
2307
825
81 5
83.8
895
854
872
397
380
39.1
368
401
403
154.7
1560
159.7
161 8
1649
170.1
346.6
3446
346.3
348.5
3479
348.6
828.7
837.3
845.8
851.1
8559
861.4
308.4
3153
318.9
319.0
3206
323.5
July
August
September
October
November
December
148.1
1494
149.2
1501
154.1
156.2
4543
4543
461.0
4706
479.0
491.0
1 8830
1 8965
1,908.7
1 9286
1,943.6
1,964.5
22808
23088
2,324.4
23504
2,369.2
2,385.3
27900
2811 8
2[825.5
28609
2,881.3
2,904.7
1298
130 1
130.2
131 3
132.7
135.2
231 7
2296
232.9
2376
240.6
247.7
879
898
93.3
973
101.5
104.0
41.8
424
41.5
439
45.2
44.3
172.9
1823
185.1
187.6
191.1
182.2
348.6
346.8
348.2
357.8
363.4
356.7
871.6
876.6
879.0
875.3
871.6
853.9
327.4
332.9
334.9
339.1
340.8
336.5
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
1980:
January
February
March ..
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November ..
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
1982:
January
February
March
April
Mav
35.3
377
39.6
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
-^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 173.
69
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FINANCE—MONETARY STATISTICS—Con.
MONEY STOCK MEASURES AND COMPONENTS—Averages of daily figures, Adjusted for seasonal variation 2
Components
Measures
YEAR AND MONTH
M1
M2
L
M3
*
Currency
Demand deposits
*
*
Billions of dollars
Savings deposits
Small time
deposits
Large time
deposits
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
..
1979:
January
February
March
April
May ..
June
197 1
199.5
200 1
199.6
3679
371.7
373 1
377.8
1 393 9
1 4021
1 413 1
1 4235
1 4324
1 4478
1 621 3
1 633 1
1 6466
1 658 1
1 6699
1 6863
1 9359
1 9535
1 976 1
1 ,994 6
20161
2,046.9
983
989
996
100.5
101 1
101.8
251 9
251.4
2522
255.1
2542
257.5
4732
467.9
4655
460.1
4569
457.5
5334
542.8
551 0
560.7
5678
575.2
381.8
3840
386.0
3865
386.6
3890
1 4598
1 4732
1,484.7
1 4884
1,491.1
1 4975
1 701 8
1 7196
1,739.3
1 7488
1 7508
1 7584
2,066.4
20860
2,109.3
2 1208
2,123.9
2 131 8
102.7
259.9
2604
261.2
2608
260.6
2620
456.1
4555
450.9
4397
428.2
423.1
582.8
591 6
601.9
391 4
395.6
3950
387.1
389 1
3943
1 5050
1 5197
1 5269
1 5188
1 5304
1 5520
1 767 6
1 7872
1 797 5
1 7937
1 8089
1 830 1
2 146 5
2 171 2
2 1864
2*191 8
22075
2 224 1
107 5
108 1
108 8
2628
2653
2636
2566
2559
258 9
4178
641 3
650.0
6633
682.2
691 0
691 4
2238
227.4
231 8
236.4
237.6
3992
4063
411.7
1 573 6
1 *594 3
1,608.5
1 6186
1,630.6
1,630.3
1 851 7
1 8759
1,892.1
1 907 1
1,926.2
1,936.7
2 2422
2*270 2
2,286.9
2 301 4
2,325.4
2,343.6
111 9
4025
115.5
116.2
261 2
2658
269.2
2709
270.3
266.8
417.8
417.9
415.6
400.7
6908
691.0
694.9
701.1
714.2
731.7
2308
231.5
235.2
240.1
248.1
258.9
June
4245
4297
429 7
4299
1 6383
1 6522
1 6720
1 686 5
1 6938
1 7059
1 9559
1 975 3
1 9956
2 011 4
2026 7
2047 9
2 3686
2393 5
2'409 3
2 420 3
2 444 6
2*473 6
1163
1172
1179
1189
1192
1197
2535
245 3
2433
243 2
2406
2388
3842
3777
3753
3745
3693
3637
748.9
7574
762.6
7626
7696
780 1
268.1
2724
271.4
2703
2790
286.3
July
August
September
October
November
December
4320
4339
433.5
4333
435.9
440.6
1 7205
1 741 6
1,751.8
1 7638
1,780.6
1,794.9
20692
20966
2,114.0
2 128 3
2,150.0
2,167.9
2 497 5
2 531 4
2,555.2
2 5790
2,605.2
2,622.0
1204
120 7
121.0
121 2
121.9
123.2
2380
2378
235.8
2355
235.2
236.4
361 2
3542
348.8
3434
343.9
344.4
785.6
8000
810.5
8240
828.6
828.6
292.3
2983
301.8
301.6
301.7
302.6
1982:
January
February...
March
April
May
June
4478
448.0
4486
4493
452.4
4534
1 810 1
1 8158
1 8289
1 835 2
1 8506
1 8645
2 181 8
2191 6
2 2109
2224 1
22407
2 260 2
2 644 4
26681
26927
2 7103
27376
2 7670
1240
1247
1252
1263
1274
1282
2389
235.5
2338
2333
233 1
2323
3477
346.9
3466
3459
346.6
3472
8266
833.1
840.7
8472
852.5
8593
304.4
309.9
315.8
321 2
322.1
327.4
July
August
September
October
November
December
4544
4583
463.2
4687
474.0
478.2
1 8809
1 9036
1,917.0
1 9297
1,945.0
1,959.5
22834
2 317 9
2,333.9
2 3520
2,370.2
2,377.6
27982
2 823 6
2,840.5
2 8660
2,882.4
2,896.8
1288
1296
2321
345.0
3467
350.0
3580
366.4
359.3
872.9
8798
883.2
8780
874.9
859.1
332.1
3349
336.1
3396
340.4
333.8
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
Mav
3636
3651
4152
416.6
414.1
4167
4199
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
1037
104.6
1054
105.8
1063
1091
1100
110 9
1129
113.7
1147
130.5
131 3
131.9
132.8
2325
234.0
2360
237.6
239.8
411.9
4022
386.9
3830
391 9
4132
-^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 174.
6148
628.8
635.9
1997
199.5
202.4
2061
212.5
219.3
221.3
222.2
2341
70
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FINANCE—PROFITS AND DIVIDENDS
MANUFACTURING CORPORATIONS (FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION) »
Net profits after taxes
YEAR AND
QUARTER
All
industries
Fabricated
metal
products
Textile
mill
products
Paper
and
allied
products
Chemicals
and allied
products
Petroleum
and coal
products
clay,
and
glass
products
1 325
1,369
1 449
1 692
1 896
280
354
354
507
694
583
628
634
754
3
753
2045
2,239
2427
2857
3 188
3090
3,236
4094
4442
543
581
593
681
761
488
533
563
758
970
803
720
938
1 225
1 401
445
608
668
842
1 151
2 102
2 130
2209
2382
2549
702
540
654
621
413
911
5
796
889
987
719
3,474
5055
5497
5794
5884
5,893
799
672
769
822
627
1,298
1 061
1,149
1 414
1,297
1 487
1 165
1,186
1 221
692
1 395
1 316
1 320
1 326
1 066
501
941
1,427
2287
1,801
3,780
4499
5,670
7 175
6,703
5,829
5 151
7,759
14483
9,307
853
1 060
1,266
1 204
968
621
687
1,343
2035
663
748
1 022
1,695
3 149
2,280
7610
8,060
9,117
10,896
11 578
11 725
12 179
12,805
21 936
25133
1 447
1 686
2,353
2,373
1 833
913
873
1,362
2,691
2768
1,460
12973
10,324
23733
19,666
1 627
408
2124
-333
Food
and
kindred
products
Primary
nonferrous
metal
Primary
iron and
steel
Machinery
(except
electrical)
Electrical and
electronic
equipment
Transportation
equipment
(except
motor
vehicles
and
equipment)
Motor
vehicles
and
equipment
All other
manufacturing
industries
Dividends
paid
(cash),
quarterly,
all
industries
Millions of dollars
1961
1962
2
1963
1964
1965
15311
17,719
19483
23 211
27521
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
30,937
29008
32,069
33248
28,572
1971
1972
7
1973
1974
1975
31,038
36467
48,259
58747
49,135
2754
5,154
558
659
831
780
409
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
64 519
70,366
81,148
98,698
92579
5 026
5575
6,213
7340
8222
809
828
1,170
1 340
977
2270
2367
2,598
3723
2789
1981
1982
101 302
71,028
9109
1 157
851
3110
8,383
22666
1 456
246
867
2746
3976
287
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
4
3021
3723
4601
3831
3261
3,525
3591
3,434
8
1 024
1,219
1 299
1 512
1 926
298
442
444
546
721
1 488
2,289
2562
2808
3496
3,058
2893
2,947
2379
2297
3138
2594
2,349
821
809
1,025
945
593
3053
2356
3,222
2845
1,424
1 061
1,308
1 432
2001
2499
2518
2,689
1 722
2,033
2041
2 617
3
3 285
4
8551
9,281
9868
10 810
11 979
4 058
3884
4229
4835
4522
12,958
13262
14,189
15058
15,070
1,070
1 569
2,207
2837
2,523
4,936
5648
6,311
2,563
2 999
3,883
2940
2,564
585
780
933
1 127
1,039
3,097
3639
4,122
1 957
1,737
4,990
5944
7,079
8524
7,481
15,252
16110
17,734
19467
19,968
2085
864
2,124
2,185
2334
3 196
3,458
3,815
4,431
3967
7889
9,131
10,746
1 1 ,530
11 459
4073
5383
6,500
7,386
7 114
1 687
1,989
2,374
3,189
3084
5099
6,211
4,382
3424
9890
11 840
13,760
15314
14745
22763
26,585
28,932
32,491
36495
3507
-3,705
4235
2,320
12580
8,038
7872
6,449
3722
2,566
209
734
15762
13,867
40317
41,259
607
617
1 017
2682
1 808
666
2 164
3527
7126
6
2,489
3481
6
6
6133
26,795
1 919
355
917
2,938
5256
749
749
966
1 272
3,006
1,926
884
1,917
3,941
8,170
July
August
September
October
November
December
24,746
2,171
381
1,162
2,632
5,732
770
609
743
i ,091
2,763
1,735
815
-51
4,193
8,099
24491
1 794
358
777
2 580
6972
567
726
141
1 051
3079
1 917
824
352
3 635
9096
1980:
January
February
March
..
April
May
June .
24776
1 720
313
731
3 157
7258
237
961
814
1 161
2591
1 799
777
—210
3467
8,788
22423
1 844
230
740
2 774
6675
480
769
529
928
2 890
1 694
804
1 333
3399
8919
20,982
2,120
196
621
2,937
5,644
602
402
218
870
2,637
1,681
742
-1,626
3,938
8,920
24398
2538
238
697
2 710
5 556
514
636
773
1 008
3341
1 940
761
255
3941
9868
24372
2 106
243
769
3 525
5395
238
835
921
1 022
2 745
2 164
1 111
384
3682
9771
936
4,147
10,080
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
28,873
2264
408
879
3365
6771
567
630
1 160
1 320
3,259
2,166
1,001
July
August
September
October
November
December
25,201
2,293
308
633
3,098
6,103
555
290
1,421
1,133
3,084
1,797
903
-622
4,205
9,703
22,856
2,446
198
829
2,985
5,464
267
369
5
760
3,492
1,745
707
-139
3,728
10,763
1982:
January
February .
March
April
May
June
19,042
1,895
110
418
2,963
5,164
— 198
111
27
762
2,723
1,702
609
1
2,755
10,176
20,044
2,181
144
436
2,821
4,040
165
59
-276
833
2,377
1,717
653
1,072
3,822
10,437
17,828
1,845
258
408
2,478
5,225
280
-36
-906
433
1,786
1,602
706
-18
3,767
10,085
14,114
2,462
339
198
2,062
5,237
161
-2,550
292
1,152
1,428
598
3,523
10,561
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
-467
-321
71
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FINANCE—SECURITIES ISSUED
STATE AND MUNICIPAL
ISSUES (BOND BUYER) 3
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION—New security issues—estimated gross proceeds »
By type of issuer—Corporate
By type of security
YEAR AND MONTH
Total2
Bonds and
notes,
Corporate
Common
stock
*
*
*
35527
Preferred
stock
Total2
Manufacturing
Financial
and real
estate
694
566
957
982
702
1
1
1
2
945
3 131
3856
3386
494
639
564
779
253
2003
1,975
1 775
2,172
5291
1 148
363
587
592
3666
4,935
5293
6,715
11 009
1
1
1
1
1
1 628
11 721
11,314
10269
12,837
15894
15496
13 757
11 062
11 563
24398
1 762
2684
3 100
3 192
4893
17397
16,559
934
399
763
822
3 294
1*314
1 011
2680
1 547
450
422
343
412
725
13 165
10705
12237
13957
14 782
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970.
45015
68514
65562
52747
88666
15 560
21 923
17384
18350
30312
1 937
1 959
3 947
7713
7238
574
885
637
681
1 393
17 385
24014
21 261
25997
37451
7056
11 069
6958
6346
10647
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
106430
95313
4
38 840
40089
57224
30168
27671
20702
31 494
42758
9555
9703
7643
3,976
7413
3682
3372
3341
2254
3458
43229
39705
31 680
37729
53629
11 651
6,398
4832
10,408
18651
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
58824
58833
52542
57678
81 111
42206
42 266
37443
40857
56265
8305
8047
7937
8706
18996
2803
3916
2832
3530
3635
53314
54229
48212
53093
78896
1981
1982
75 876
84,668
45606
54,837
25 108
23,785
1 788
5,114
72509
83,737
4936
3,595
4808
4992
5597
6351
3366
2,073
4133
4213
3710
5123
763
706
441
424
410
613
171
201
184
155
178
278
4300
2980
4758
4 792
4298
6014
4261
4640
5,537
4870
4,505
3,579
3 141
3084
606
392
401
3,804
3203
2,757
2243
645
195
443
282
7144
4460
6927
5784
9269
10806
5229
2857
3395
4882
7 140
8945
1 089
1 508
2757
8244
5559
5,341
6148
4,126
7303
6866
4205
3,217
3079
2263
4187
5546
4,649
6871
8,273
5954
10 979
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March .
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Communication
Long-term
Short-term
*
3032
2825
2677
2760
2934
9420
8969
10856
10864
13 719
July
Transportation
259
209
190
421
341
29956
35 199
37122
40108
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March ..
April
May
June
Public utility
Millions of dollars
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965.
1979:
January..
February
March
April
May
June
Extractive
(mining)
8360
8,558
10 107
10,544
11 084
4514
4763
5481
5423
6537
1 794
2087
2431
4,058
5112
11 089
14,288
16374
17762
6524
8025
8659
11 783
17880
1,005
3638
5840
4,836
4872
3,930
4464
8414
10,971
8089
6,779
6928
24370
22,941
22953
22,824
29326
26281
25,222
24667
29,041
28973
14418
13704
12,253
13736
15,940
4649
3218
2696
3297
3727
3562
4443
3,640
4694
7,401
10271
12663
11 526
12867
15638
33845
45060
46,215
42261
47,133
21 905
21 349
21 642
20 897
26485
9122
7,985
14,492
18,935
2776
2,329
6,160
4,548
17196
26,330
46,134
77,179
34443
43,390
917
1,086
1,284
1 130
1 351
142
266
312
331
226
338
429
558
582
261
109
409
1 214
298
1 363
1 908
1 342
1 877
2695
2,502
4525
3 126
2,917
4483
1 596
1,546
1 354
4406
1 285
1 193
420
142
101
171
182
363
4139
4540
5,038
4672
3,984
3569
1 007
1 168
1,495
1 488
477
532
102
156
879
780
370
307
95
337
534
409
226
386
1,447
1,536
1,433
1,028
217
295
316
177
671
312
856
75
1 374
1,264
494
326
448
959
3287
3,997
2,588
4,146
4,286
3,710
1 571
1,546
2,553
476
1,930
1,497
329
88
525
223
202
382
6647
4453
6*677
5784
9 144
10308
1 842
1 307
3442
1 777
2 893
2499
530
331
265
469
455
453
1 824
1 159
1 631
473
315
105
161
286
413
516
573
235
651
1,073
363
788
1 473
2218
3411
2,916
2555
2,365
4579
4773
6004
1,405
2097
1,796
4405
1 975
2098
1 018
1 123
1,717
2 158
1 516
2648
360
131
8244
5459
5,340
5 723
4034
7076
3 232
1 856
1,069
1 509
207
238
334
378
787
626
1 416
533
244
1 085
1 444
1,487
1 169
463
357
598
830
550
263
830
892
1 058
200
260
260
818
764
1 138
1,182
1 100
4,725
3918
4,226
4391
2,943
3,738
2,621
2375
2,379
1 775
2,197
1 363
3339
3,054
4471
4720
3251
5 704
1 829
1,196
1 986
2453
2440
4754
364
2574
2,890
3695
5,082
3,358
4921
1 825
2,155
1 718
1,881
4763
3756
4259
3310
4,972
5,363
9,731
5,969
2046
1 578
2,544
3839
7,112
3,948
1 589
1 467
2,037
1,382
2,039
1,935
186
141
59
80
3,293
5974
7 184
4720
5992
6189
1 616
4197
5263
2673
3494
3458
1,477
1 430
1 750
1 875
1 482
2565
198
198
172
887
67
4 244
7370
5,481
7662
4,074
5,331
1 499
1,892
1,690
1 945
2,725
3,455
6637
9,987
7,793
10319
7,373
9,207
1 055
589
1 274
784
1 044
679
1 802
981
406
492
256
241
150
298
85
164
188
67
14
199
644
622
522
611
573
421
5532
4,400
6755
7258
5855
10646
3 702
3059
4,767
5362
9,210
5,963
3292
5825
7 184
4720
5864
6090
6388
9884
7,693
10219
7,372
9,207
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
4077
3249
3 514
3046
5414
2422
2 307
1,428
1 843
1 947
2204
1 894
1 727
1 812
1 203
1 851
1 060
970
542
529
655
565
753
1 997
865
891
1 478
1 822
1 205
890
1 174
1 415
1 410
1 690
860
811
834
303
105
189
1 196
295
2333
1 893
712
507
76
592
128
222
315
964
352
166
692
645
1 429
1,761
1 506
2267
724
65
899
1 1 ,460
762
1 660
822
468
328
625
74
186
840
202
807
545
572
238
2,462
1,212
905
703
797
723
1,746
1,331
1,147
1,246
150
74
120
105
765
91
411
201
541
2,563
3,253
1,894
3255
3,088
3,539
3,625
5,035
5,072
2267
2,084
4,412
3,543
2,902
3,138
727
724
66
492
926
643
364
962
1 108
2546
1 684
1 792
1 003
68
552
76
255
45
108
134
366
87
20
464
192
516
3,025
1 734
1 457
1,669
1 966
3,780
3,459
5531
6692
5,268
5667
2,525
2,708
2950
3109
5,919
4848
33
464
179
699
149
534
321
142
315
359
129
1,672
2314
2,927
2,358
3045
2,811
2,508
5822
6,650
6,420
8082
9,951
9,857
3302
4,766
3,146
3357
3,396
3,365
1 181
600
772
669
1 845
2375
1,626
3076
1,274
1,862
1 820
668
464
761
349
520
254
630
608
909
1,767
2,023
2065
1,419
1,657
•^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 174 and 175.
72
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FINANCE—SECURITY MARKETS
STOCK MARKET CUS TOMER
FINANCING (Millions of
Free credit
balances at brokers
Margin
credit at
brokersdealers,
BONDS
Prices—Standard &
Poor's Corporation
(Dollars per $100
bond)
Sales
High
grade
corporate
composite^
Domestic
municipal 3
(15)
Stock
Exchange,
exclusive
of some
stopped
sales, face
value
(Millions 4of
dollars)
1962
1963
1964
1965
95.2
96.2
96.8
95.1
93.9
107.8
112.1
111.3
111.5
110.6
1,636.04
1,454.56
1,483.33
2,524.50
2,975.21
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
86.1
81.8
76.4
68.6
61.6
102.5
100.5
93.4
79.0
72.3
3,092.79
3,955.54
3,814.24
3,646.16
4,494.86
YEAR AND MONTH
end of
month
Margin
accounts
Cash
accounts
1961
Yields (Percent)
Domestic corporate (Moody's) 5
On the
Domestic municipal
By rating
Corporate
average
4.66
4.62
4.50
4.57
4.64
9
5.34
5.82
6.51
7.36
8.51
Industrials
Public
utilities
Aa
A
*
4.35
4.33
4.26
4.40
4.49
4.48
4.47
4.39
4.49
4.57
4.70
4.65
4.48
4.57
4.63
*
5.08
5.02
4.86
4.83
4.87
4.54
4.47
4.42
4.52
4.61
4.57
4.51
4.41
4.53
4.60
5.13
5.51
6.18
7.03
8.04
5.23
5.66
6.38
7.20
8.31
5.35
5.86
6.54
7.40
8.56
5.67
6.23
6.94
7.81
9.10
5.30
5.74
6.41
7.25
8.26
5.36
5.81
6.49
7.49
8.67
Aaa
9
By group
Baa
Standard
& Poor's
Corporation (15
bonds)7
4.86
4.86
4.65
4.67
4.72
*
3.46
3.14
3.18
3.20
3.28
3.46
3.18
3.23
3.22
3.27
*
3.90
3.95
4.00
4.15
4.21
5.37
5.89
6.77
7.46
8.77
3.83
3.96
4.47
5.79
6.34
3.82
3.98
4.51
5.81
6.51
4.66
4.85
5.25
6.10
6.59
Railroads
8
U.S.
Treasury
bonds,
taxable 8
Bond
Buyer (20
bonds)8
5,700
8,180
5,251
3,980
5,540
387
414
454
410
475
1,837
1,957
1,700
1,425
1,525
65.0
65.9
63.6
58.8
56.2
80.0
84.4
85.4
76.3
68.9
6,563.82
5,444.12
4,424.67
4,052.12
5,178.34
7.94
7.63
7.80
9.03
9.57
7.39
7.21
7.44
8.57
8.83
7.78
7.48
7.66
8.84
9.17
8.03
7.66
7.84
9.20
9.65
8.56
8.15
8.24
9.50
10.61
7.57
7.35
7.60
8.78
9.25
8.13
7.74
7.83
9.27
9.88
8.38
7.98
8.12
8.98
9.39
5.46
5.25
5.22
6.26
7.08
5.70
5.27
5.18
6.09
6.89
5.74
5.63
6.30
6.99
6.98
1977
1978
1979
1980
8,166
9,993
11,035
11,619
14,721
585
640
835
1,105
2,105
1,855
2,060
2,510
4,060
6,070
58.0
59.6
55.6
51.1
41.4
72.5
81.3
77.9
73.4
57.4
5,262.11
4,646.35
4,554.01
4,087.89
5,190.30
9.01
8.43
9.07
10.12
12.75
8.43
8.02
8.73
9.63
11.94
8.75
8.24
8.92
9.94
12.50
9.09
8.49
9.12
10.20
12.89
9.75
8.97
9.49
10.69
13.67
8.84
8.28
8.90
9.85
12.35
9.17
8.58
9.22
10.39
13.15
8.85
8.13
8.64
9.60
11.48
6.56
5.67
6.07
6.53
8.73
6.49
5.56
5.90
6.39
8.51
6.78
7.06
7.89
8.74
10.81
1981
1982
14,411
13,325
3,515
5,735
7,150
8,390
33.7
35.8
43.2
41.8
5,733.07
7,155.44
15.06
14.94
14.17
13.79
14.75
14.41
15.29
15.43
16.04
16.11
14.50
14.54
15.62
15.33
13.22
13.68
11.56
11.56
11.23
11.57
12.87
12.23
1979:
January
February
March .. .
April
May
June
10,955
10,989
11,056
11,416
11,314
11,763
810
775
830
835
840
895
2,565
2,430
2,490
2,550
2,590
2,880
52.8
52.6
52.2
52.3
51.9
53.5
74.6
75.1
75.4
75.6
76.0
77.0
329.73
235.52
275.46
279.00
289.25
305.01
9.65
9.63
9.76
9.81
9.96
9.81
9.25
9.26
9.37
9.38
9.50
9.29
9.48
9.50
9.61
9.65
9.86
9.66
9.72
9.68
9.81
9.88
10.00
9.89
10.13
10.08
10.26
10.33
10.47
10.38
9.44
9.42
9.50
9.57
9.69
9.57
9.85
9.84
10.02
10.05
10.23
10.04
9.21
9.22
9.30
9.38
9.48
9.44
6.22
6.42
6.28
6.27
6.16
6.12
6.25
6.19
6.16
6.14
6.10
5.99
8.43
8.43
8.45
8.44
8.55
8.32
July
August
September
October
November
December
12,019
12,236
12,178
11,483
11,083
11,619
885
910
960
950
955
1,105
3,025
2,995
3,325
3,490
3,435
4,060
53.4
53.0
51.8
47.8
45.8
46.1
76.4
75.9
73.2
68.2
66.4
67.2
280.72
368.70
310.25
448.63
466.43
499.19
9.69
9.74
9.93
10.71
11.37
11.35
9.20
9.23
9.44
10.13
10.76
10.74
9.49
9.53
9.70
10.46
11.22
11.15
9J5
10.03
10.83
11.50
11.46
10.29
10.35
10.54
11.40
11.99
12.06
9.47
9.52
9.66
10.28
11.00
11.02
9.90
9.97
10.19
11.13
11.73
11.68
9.45
9.48
9.50
9.89
10.35
10.44
6.14
6.36
6.56
7.26
7.26
7.32
6.05
6.10
6.40
6.98
7.19
7.09
8.35
8.42
8.68
9.44
9.80
9.59
11,987
12,638
11,914
11,309
11,441
11,370
1,180
1,320
1,365
1,290
1,270
1,345
4,680
4,755
5,000
4,790
4,750
4,790
44.0
37.8
37.3
41.0
45.7
47.4
66.2
60.2
53.5
58.0
65.1
63.3
411.58
431.78
422.52
406.20
412.95
411.84
11.74
12.92
13.73
13.21
12.11
11.64
11.09
12.38
12.96
12.04
10.99
10.58
11.56
12.73
13.51
13.06
11.91
11.39
11.88
12.99
13.97
13.55
12.35
11.89
12.42
13.57
14.45
14.19
13.17
12.71
11.35
12.35
13.11
12.93
12.04
11.41
12.12
13.48
14.33
13.50
12.17
11.87
10.68
11.06
11.43
11.63
11.54
11.26
7.52
8.72
9.44
7.96
7.73
7.88
7.21
8.04
9.09
8.40
7.37
7.60
10.03
11.55
11.87
10.83
9.82
9.40
11,522
12,007
12,731
13,293
14,363
14,721
1,665
1,695
1,850
1,950
2,120
2,105
4,905
4,925
5,680
5,500
5,590
6,070
45.5
42.1
41.1
39.7
37.8
37.2
59.9
56.3
54.3
53.4
50.9
48.1
400.89
367.58
373.04
414.73
427.57
709.63
11.77
12.33
12.80
13.07
13.63
14.04
11.07
11.64
12.02
12.31
12.97
13.21
11.43
12.09
12.52
12.68
13.34
13.78
11.95
12.44
12.97
13.05
13.59
14.03
12.65
13.15
13.70
14.23
14.64
15.14
11.43
11.84
12.31
12.60
13.20
13.60
12.12
12.82
13.29
13.53
14.07
14.48
11.28
11.36
11.56
11.72
12.02
12.22
8.59
8.85
9.22
9.45
9.61
9.76
8.08
8.62
8.95
9.11
9.55
10.09
9.83
10.53
10.94
11.20
11.83
11.89
14,242
14,171
14,243
14,869
14,951
15,136
2,065
2,225
2,340
2,270
2,345
2,350
5,655
5,700
6,530
6,440
6,150
6,650
38.0
36.1
36.5
34.5
32.9
35.1
50.4
48.4
47.9
45.9
45.0
45.8
353.06
324.18
398.95
430.18
418.49
457.82
13.80
14.22
14.26
14.66
15.15
14.76
12.81
13.35
13.33
13.88
14.32
13.75
13.52
13.89
13.90
14.39
14.88
14.41
13.83
14.27
14.47
14.82
15.43
15.08
15.03
15.37
15.34
15.56
15.95
15.80
13.37
13.60
13.66
14.00
14.45
14.25
14.22
14.84
14.86
15.32
15.84
15.27
12.42
12.61
12.72
12.85
12.90
13.09
9.91
10.27
10.21
10.94
10.64
10.85
9.65
10.03
10.12
10.55
10.73
10.56
11.65
12.23
12.15
12.62
12.96
12.39
15,154
14,585
14,023
13,926
14,124
14,411
2,670
2,645
2,940
2,990
3,290
3,515
6,470
6,640
6,555
6,100
6,865
7,150
33.0
31.8
29.9
30.0
33.7
33.2
43.7
39.4
36.8
37.4
41.0
37.1
444.69
475.07
577.36
567.54
611.97
673.76
15.18
15.60
16.18
16.20
15.35
15.38
14.38
14.89
15.49
15.40
14.22
14.23
14.79
15.42
15.95
15.82
14.97
15.00
15.36
15.76
16.36
16.47
15.82
15.75
16.17
16.34
16.92
17.11
16.39
16.55
14.48
14.87
15.47
15.64
15.19
15.00
15.87
16.33
16.89
16.76
15.50
15.77
13.22
13.50
13.71
13.88
13.92
13.84
11.44
13.10
12.93
12.99
12.18
13.30
11.03
12.13
12.86
12.67
11.71
12.77
13.05
13.61
14.14
14.13
12.68
12.88
June
13,441
13,023
12,095
12,202
12,237
11,783
3,455
3,755
3,895
4,145
4,175
4,215
6,575
6,595
6,510
6,270
6,355
6,345
30.9
31.1
32.9
33.3
34.0
32.1
35.8
37.0
37.3
38.2
39.9
38.3
410.47
388.34
512.80
509.13
510.05
499.02
16.05
16.13
15.68
15.53
15.34
15.77
15.18
15.27
14.58
14.46
14.26
14.81
15.75
15.72
15.21
14.90
14.77
15.26
16.19
16.35
16.12
15.95
15.70
16.07
17.10
17.18
16.82
16.78
16.64
16.92
15.37
15.53
15.29
15.22
15.08
15.35
16.73
16.72
16.07
15.82
15.60
16.18
14.10
14.08
14.00
14.03
13.93
13.99
13.15
12.70
13.13
11.97
12.13
12.58
13.16
12.81
12.72
12.45
11.99
12.42
13.73
13.63
12.98
12.84
12.67
13.32
July
August
September
October
November
December
11,729
11,396
11,208
11,728
12,459
13,325
4,410
4,470
4,990
5,520
5,600
5,735
6,730
7,550
7,475
8,120
8,395
8,390
32.8
35.7
38.0
41.7
44,2
42.9
39.4
43.2
45.6
49.7
48.7
49.0
463.04
724.38
699.80
875.39
770.43
792.60
15.70
15.06
14.34
13.54
13.08
13.02
14.61
13.71
12.94
12.12
11.68
11.83
15.21
14.48
13.72
12.97
12.51
12.44
16.20
15.70
15.07
14.34
13.81
13.66
16.80
16.32
15.63
14.73
14.30
14.14
15.37
14.88
14.11
13.19
12.57
12.48
16.04
15.22
14.56
13.88
13.58
13.55
14.05
13.90
13.69
13.08
12.74
12.60
11.97
10.74
10.48
10.05
10.23
9.56
12.11
11.12
10.61
9.59
9.97
9.91
12.97
12.15
11.48
10.51
10.18
10.33
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975.
1976.
.
1980:
January
February
March
April . ..
May
June
July
August
September
October .
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October .. ..
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
9.85
-^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 175.
73
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FINANCE—SECURITY MARKETS—Con.
STOCK PRICES
Standard and Poor's Corporation (1941-43 = 10, except as noted) 2
Dow-Jones averagesl
Financial
Industrial, public utility, and transportation
YEAR AND MONTH
Total (65
stocks)
Industrial
(30 stocks)
Public
utility (15
stocks)
Transportation (20
stocks)
Transportation
Industrial
Combined
index (500
stocks)
Total (400
stocks) 3
Capital
goods
(105
stocks)
Consumers' goods
(191
Public
utility (40
stocks)
stocks)
Total (20
stocks)—
(1970 =
10)
Railroad
(8 stocks)
Total (40
stocks)—
(1970 =
10)
New
York
City
banks (6
stocks)
Banks
outside
New York
City (10
stocks)
Propertycasualty
insurance
(5 stocks)
if
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
232.44
221.07
253.67
294.23
318.50
691.55
639.76
714.81
834.05
910.88
117.16
121.75
138.36
146.02
157.88
143.52
132.61
165.30
204.36
216.41
*
66.27
62.38
69.87
81.37
88.17
*
69.99
65.54
73.39
86.19
93.48
67.33
58.15
63.30
76.35
85.26
57.01
54.96
62.28
73.84
81.94
60.20
59.16
64.99
69.91
76.08
32.83
3056
37.58
4546
46.78
33.75
33.75
36.75
39.64
38.92
70.78
66.19
74.81
77.54
71.35
59.72
57.43
63.38
67.20
64.17
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
308.70
314.79
322.19
301.35
243.92
873.60
879.12
906.00
876.72
753.20
136.56
132.65
130.02
123.07
108.75
227.35
242.38
250.09
221.02
152.36
85.26
91.93
98,69
97.84
83.22
91.08
99.18
107.49
107.13
91.29
84.86
96.96
105.77
103.75
87.87
74.10
79.18
86.33
87.06
80.22
68.21
68.10
66.42
62.64
54.48
10.02
46.34
46.72
48 84
45.95
32.13
33.32
36.40
44.69
45.39
43.83
63.80
66.46
81.72
87.73
77.06
64.55
62.29
73.64
85.43
78.34
1971
1972
1973
1974
884.76
950.71
923.88
759.37
802.49
117.22
112.83
103.39
75.84
79.81
217.20
241.44
180.55
164.05
163.39
98.29
109.20
107.43
82.85
86.16
108.35
121.79
120.44
92.91
96.56
102.80
119.39
118.57
92.84
94.63
99.78
113.90
107.14
78.08
81.18
59.33
56.90
53.47
38.91
41.17
13.90
15.83
12.66
11.51
11.42
41.94
44.11
38.01
37.53
37.48
11.95
13.98
13.37
10.17
1975..
298.12
319.36
286.73
237.33
247.25
9.92
46.31
57.37
64.44
54.16
51.48
87.06
105.81
104.34
83.89
80.52
115.04
132.58
119.00
84.15
88.72
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
303.91
301.70
283.63
293.46
328.23
974.92
894.62
820.23
844.40
891.41
92.28
110.96
104.61
104.56
110.43
214.03
225.16
222.61
237.83
307.23
102.01
98.20
96.02
103.01
118.78
114.35
108.44
106.16
114.83
134.52
115.52
106.79
104.38
115.27
131.37
92.73
85.27
84.80
83.82
86.88
48.16
54.23
51.64
50.40
50.54
14.17
14.06
13.81
14.53
18.52
45.87
49.94
45.35
51.74
75.57
11.46
11.63
11.53
12.33
12.50
52.14
47.34
43.70
44.48
44.00
97.96
98.23
100.99
104.86
102.90
105.01
112.42
106.96
119.06
127.06
1981
1982
364.61
345.40
932.92
884.36
108.58
111.95
398.56
359.81
128.04
119.71
144.24
133.57
139.03
119.98
100.67
109.37
51.87
54.78
23.26
19.64
93.09
74.82
14.44
14.30
52.45
54.76
117.82
95.87
141.29
143.01
1979:
January ..
February
March
April
May
June
283.85
280.06
286.50
294.69
286.65
293.01
837.39
825.18
847.84
864.96
837.41
838.65
102.24
103.75
103.85
103.23
100.26
104.59
216.85
210.41
216.44
231.81
227.92
239.68
99.71
98.23
100.11
102.07
99.73
101.73
111.15
109.49
1 1 1 .66
113.95
111.24
112.98
112.08
110.66
114.50
116.32
113.76
114.76
84.42
81.80
82.70
84.03
81.79
83.30
50.33
50.74
50.62
50.09
48.65
50.57
13.46
13.08
13.48
14.18
14.07
14.65
44.45
44.92
46.64
49.75
49.88
52.60
11.68
11.28
11.63
11.97
11.85
12.51
44.12
41.91
42.54
44.24
44.18
44.93
102.32
97.54
99.28
101.93
100.47
104.76
108.73
108.22
116.11
118.88
117.03
120.67
July
August
September
October
November
December
297.04
310.60
309.44
293.20
287.66
298.88
836.95
873.55
878.50
840.39
815.78
836.14
107.43
108.80
107.03
102.68
102.69
108.17
248.42
265.75
262.04
241.91
239.49
253.27
102.71
107.36
108.60
104.47
103.66
107.78
113.63
118.93
121.06
116.95
116.12
120.78
114.08
119.82
119.95
114.66
113.39
119.27
82.40
87.54
88.06
83.76
81.48
84.52
51.73
52.52
51.16
49.05
48.79
50.50
15.20
16.18
15.72
14.64
14.50
15.23
54.73
57.62
56.00
53.18
54.23
56.90
13.01
13.69
13.39
12.32
12.08
12.50
46.61
49.26
47.44
43.04
42.03
43.50
109.29
117.81
113.53
104.08
101.87
105.44
122.13
125.91
125.33
120.03
119.87
125.81
307.16
320.70
291.82
285.15
299.10
314.78
860.74
878.22
803.56
786.33
828.19
869.86
108.13
110.64
102.03
105.80
109.00
112.81
263.83
290.40
259.76
244.40
257.35
274.76
110.87
115.34
104.69
102.97
107.69
114.55
124.72
130.91
118.73
115.57
120.80
128.80
126.68
131.27
116.20
110.20
113.46
122.14
85.09
83.14
75.50
76.93
82.81
85.76
50.26
49.04
45.40
48.37
50.63
52.48
15.51
17.22
15.62
14.68
15.27
16.27
58.64
69.61
63.39
59.46
61.12
65.44
12.64
11.95
10.73
11.56
12.20
12.87
44.57
42.26
38.46
41.09
44.54
46.30
105.74
97.02
87.69
97.54
103.52
106.05
129.12
121.98
110.23
120.70
121.37
127.07
331.17
342.77
348.16
356.44
373.14
368.40
909.79
947.33
946.67
949.17
971.08
945.96
113.91
110.38
111.44
112.34
114.43
114.23
299.78
317.91
333.91
357.32
393.29
394.05
119.83
123.50
126.51
130.22
135.65
133.48
135.23
140.18
143.73
148.36
155.08
152.19
129.26
136.55
142.10
145.07
153.68
149.78
88.98
93.62
95.41
92.76
92.28
90.30
52.82
51.18
51.10
51.49
52.08
51.66
17.97
18.83
19.85
21.77
24.65
24.55
70.79
73.90
80.64
90.82
106.28
106.74
13.05
13.04
13.38
13.04
12.68
12.89
46.06
45.81
45.86
43.27
43.19
46.63
107.86
105.24
107.15
103.65
103.58
109.74
130.35
133.87
140.97
134.80
128.25
126.00
June
371.59
365.26
381.05
390.66
380.45
384.92
962.13
945.50
987.18
1,004.86
979.52
996.27
113.51
108.86
108.42
107.32
106.84
108.79
394.64
392.60
417.42
439.23
423.24
422.72
132.97
128.40
133.19
134.43
131.73
132.28
151.06
145.70
151.03
152.29
149.06
148.70
147.23
143.14
149.76
150.80
146.78
144.84
94.61
94.45
100.84
105.96
104.67
108.55
52.01
49.81
50.36
50.96
50.37
52.15
24.25
23.64
25.02
25.88
24.48
24.12
102.31
97.69
101.32
103.25
94.77
90.91
13.57
13.41
14.30
14.44
14.55
15.80
48.70
48.18
49.83
49.65
52.57
58.23
117.50
116.43
119.52
119.30
118.09
127.68
129.13
126.73
136.70
142.81
142.21
155.50
July
August
September
October
November
December
368.97
364.22
333.33
337.10
346.44
351.31
947.94
926.25
853.38
853.24
860.44
878.28
107.59
1 1 1 .49
105.18
103.77
110.42
110.73
404.26
396.27
353.12
368.56
383.56
387.11
129.13
129.63
118.27
119.80
122.92
123.79
145.30
145.95
132.67
133.98
136.76
138.35
140.10
141.13
126.60
123.98
125.80
128.23
101.63
110.04
93.67
96.89
98.38
98.37
52.28
54.06
51.01
51.41
54.52
53.53
23.55
22.99
20.03
21.01
21.92
22.21
92.55
91.12
78.81
83.83
89.68
90.84
14.67
14.46
13.73
14.40
15.23
14.76
53.94
53.42
50.82
53.75
56.28
54.01
120.62
117.24
111.69
113.93
119.20
112.58
146.16
140.67
132.95
141.22
152.40
149.00
333.99
327.54
318.94
332.69
333.11
313.66
853.41
833.15
812.33
844.96
846.72
804.37
105.68
105.98
107.47
112.17
114.49
108.41
353.99
345.93
328.85
344.68
340.90
314.58
117.28
114.50
110.84
116.31
116.35
109.70
131.08
127.56
122.85
129.19
129.68
122.61
121.78
120.53
112.43
117.32
115.84
105.97
95.43
97.32
97.00
102.91
103.81
100.92
51.81
51.39
52.33
54.25
54.88
52.13
20.05
18.95
17.68
18.71
18.50
17.21
80.86
75.99
67.73
71.20
71.16
65.49
13.95
14.19
14.15
14.59
13.81
12.45
51.33
53.85
53.77
55.93
52.27
48.10
102.51
100.48
96.11
97.40
93.29
86.01
141.08
146.08
147.01
149.14
142.45
126.05
316.31
321.30
356.89
383.92
401.57
404.83
818.41
832.11
917.27
988.71
1 ,027.76
1,033.08
106.28
"109.64
116.18
119.97
119.34
117.83
316.68
318.34
368.32
402.70
436.43
446.37
109.38
109.65
122.43
132.66
138.10
139.37
122.49
122.29
137.09
148.11
153.90
156.02
106.34
106.34
119.61
131.64
139.35
142.63
102.66
102.46
115.51
126.43
133.27
134.75
51.87
53.34
56.48
59.41
60.08
59.33
17.22
17.53
20.27
22.19
23.52
23.84
63.15
64.71
77.20
86.27
88.27
85.83
12.07
12.38
13.72
15.97
17.46
16.90
45.36
47.46
50.50
64.21
68.70
65.60
81.10
82.06
86.79
106.48
114.55
103.62
120.61
118.41
134.47
156.02
166.54
168.28
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October ....
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
10.00
^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on pp. 175 and 176.
74
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FINANCE—SECURITY MARKETS—Con.
STOCKS
Prices — New York Stock Exchange common stock
indexes (12/31/65 = 50) >
YEAR AND MONTH
Composite
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965.
6
Industrial
Transportation
Utility
Finance
44.82
4739
Yields—Standard and Poor's Corporation (Percent) 2
Composite
(500
stocks)
Industrials
(400
stocks)
Utilities
(40
stocks)
Transportation
(20
stocks)
Financial (40
stocks)
Sales (SEC and NYSE)
Preferred
stocks,
highgrade
(10
stocks)
Total on all registered
exchanges 3
Market
value (Mil.
of dollars)
2.98
3.37
3.17
3.01
3.00
2.90
3.32
3.12
2.96
2.94
3.24
3.46
3.29
3.27
3.24
4.66
4.50
4.30
4.32
7
4.33
63,802
54,732
64,314
72,147
89,225
Shares listed on N.Y.
Stock Exchange,
end
of period 4
Market
value, all
listed
shares
(Bil. of
dollars)
Number
of shares
listed
(Millions)
Market
value (Mil.
of dollars)
Shares
sold
(Millions)
2,010
1,664
1,838
2,045
2,587
52,699
47,341
54,887
60,424
73,200
1,292
1,187
1,351
1,482
1,809
387.84
345.85
411.32
474.32
537.48
7,088
7,659
8,108
9,229
10,058
Shares
sold
(Millions)
5
On New York 3Stock
Exchange
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
46.15
50.77
55.37
54.67
45.72
46.18
51.97
58.00
57.44
48.03
50.26
53.51
50.58
46.96
32.14
45.41
45.43
44.19
42.80
37.24
44.45
49.82
65.85
70.49
60.00
3.40
3.20
3.07
3.24
3.83
3.32
3.07
2.91
3.07
3.62
3.90
4.19
4.50
4.92
5.81
4.87
5.34
5.78
6.41
7.22
123,034
161,746
196,358
175,250
131,123
3,188
4,504
5,312
4,962
4,539
98,565
125,329
144,978
129,603
103,063
2,205
2,886
3,299
3,174
3,213
482.54
605.82
692.34
629.45
612.49
10,939
11,622
13,196
15,082
15,522
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
54.22
60.29
57.42
43.84
45.73
57.92
65.73
63.08
48.08
50.52
44.35
50.17
37.74
31.89
31.10
39.52
38.48
37.69
29.79
31.50
70.38
78.35
70.12
49.67
47.14
3.14
2.84
3.06
4.47
4.31
2.94
2.61
2.79
4.13
3.96
5.45
5.83
6.37
9.10
8.74
6.75
6.88
7.23
8.24
8.36
185,028
204,424
177,878
118,434
157,260
5,916
6,310
5,723
4,846
6,232
147,098
159,700
146,451
99,178
133,819
4,265
4,496
4,337
3,822
5,056
741 .83
871.54
721.01
511.06
685.11
17,500
19,159
20,967
21,737
22,478
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
54.46
53.69
53.70
58.32
68.10
60.44
57.86
58.23
64.75
78.70
39.57
41.08
43.50
47.34
60.61
36.97
40.92
39.22
38.20
37.35
52.94
55.25
56.65
61.42
64.25
3.77
4.62
5.28
5.47
5.26
3.48
4.43
5.06
5.20
4.95
7.78
7.39
8.33
9.19
9.77
3.76
4.30
5.03
5.47
5.75
7.98
7.61
8.25
9.11
10.60
194,969
187,203
249,217
299,750
475,850
7,036
7,023
9,484
10,850
15,486
164,545
157,250
210,397
251,098
397,670
5,649
5,613
7,617
8,675
12,390
858.30
796.64
822.74
960.61
1,242.80
24,500
26,093
27,573
30,033
33,709
1981
1982
74.02
68.93
85.44
78.18
72.61
60.41
38.91
39.74
73.52
71.99
5.20
5.81
4.90
5.48
10.15
10.39
3.40
4.32
5.41
5.92
12.36
12.53
490,688
596,670
15,910
22,414
415,913
514,263
12,843
18,211
1,143.79
1,305.36
38,298
39,516
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
55.77
55.08
56.19
57.50
56.21
57.61
61.31
60.37
61.89
63.63
62.21
63.57
43.69
42.27
43.22
45.92
45.60
47.53
38.79
39.21
38.94
38.63
37.48
38.44
57.59
56.09
57.65
59.50
58.80
61.87
5.33
5.48
5.41
5.35
5.58
5.53
5.05
5.21
5.14
5.07
5.30
5.27
8.93
8.96
8.97
9.09
9.42
9.07
4.92
5.07
4.89
4.65
4.78
4.60
5.35
5.59
5.45
5.50
5.67
5.50
8.79
8.77
8.77
8.75
8.82
8.87
20,752
17,595
23,356
22,769
21 ,782
25,683
754
629
851
839
798
962
17,868
14,953
19,613
19,191
18,252
21,318
615
514
688
671
635
754
858.65
828.79
877.86
882.00
863.40
901.56
27,626
27,726
27,837
27,970
28,216
29,285
July
August
September
October
November
December
58.38
61.19
61.89
59.27
59.02
61.75
64.24
67.71
69.17
66.68
66.45
69.82
48.85
52.48
52.21
48.09
47.61
50.59
38.88
39.26
38.39
36.58
36.55
37.29
64.43
68.40
67.21
61.64
60.64
63.21
5.50
5.30
5.31
5.56
5.71
5.53
5.26
5.07
5.05
5.28
5.43
5.26
8.92
8.88
9.20
9.68
9.71
9.43
4.48
4.21
4.38
4.71
4.74
4.75
5.42
5.03
5.15
5.64
5.75
5.60
8.93
9.02
9.13
9.46
9.95
10.06
25,243
30,295
26,152
33,846
22,864
29,413
924
1,125
924
1,168
833
1,044
21,360
25,477
21,725
28,526
18,665
24,151
751
908
740
932
654
813
912.84
964.41
961.30
892.93
940.78
960.61
29,371
29,504
29,558
29,713
29,856
30,033
1980:
January
February...
March
April
May
June
63.74
66.06
59.52
58.47
61.38
65.43
72.67
76.42
68.71
66.31
69.39
74.47
52.61
57.92
51.77
48.62
51.07
54.04
37.08
36.22
33.38
35.29
37.31
38.53
64.22
61.84
54.71
57.32
61.47
65.16
5.41
5.24
5.87
6.05
5.77
5.39
5.11
4.92
5.52
5.76
5.49
5.10
9.53
9.84
10.65
10.10
9.67
9.43
4.69
4,28
4.74
5.01
4.63
4.43
5.57
5.81
6.57
6.14
5.84
5.57
10.17
10.55
11.37
11.16
10.20
9.78
39,881
45,731
35,704
26,248
28,029
33,490
1,402
1,550
1,147
963
960
1,141
33,942
37,721
29,164
22,320
23,402
27,996
1,091
1,239
904
788
780
934
1,019.05
1,009.13
898.82
941.84
993.90
1,027.13
30,278
30,383
30,558
30,752
31,233
31,893
July
August
September
October
November
December
68.56
70.87
73.12
75.17
78.15
76.69
78.67
82.15
84.92
88.00
92.32
90.37
59.14
62.48
65.89
70.76
77.23
75.74
38.77
38.18
38.77
38.44
38.35
37.84
66.76
67.22
69.33
68.29
67.21
67.46
5.20
5.06
4.90
4.80
4.63
4.74
4.90
4.75
4.59
4.47
4.31
4.42
9.46
9.71
9.67
9.77
9.65
9.79
4.02
3.84
3.60
3.32
2.87
2.99
5.51
5.54
5.38
5.58
5.74
5.71
9.81
10.04
10.14
10.64
11.35
11.94
38,61 1
43,795
41,216
50,641
43,157
49,347
1,258
1,433
1,336
1,501
1,280
1,515
31,949
35,606
35,308
42,873
36,015
41,373
1,004
1,122
1,090
1,216
1,016
1,205
1,101.19
1,115.48
1,147.60
1,168.11
1,289.71
1,242.80
32,327
32,602
32,804
33,041
33,427
33,709
1981:
January....
February
March
April
May
June .. .
76.24
73.52
76.46
77.60
76.28
76.80
89.23
85.74
89.39
90.57
88.78
88.63
74.43
72.76
77.09
80.63
76.78
76.71
38.53
37.59
37.82
38.34
38.27
39.23
70.04
68.48
72.82
74.59
74.65
79.79
4.80
5.00
4.88
4.86
4.98
5.03
4.49
4.68
4.57
4.55
4.67
4.76
9.78
10.33
10.23
10.16
10.33
10.03
3.08
3.22
3.06
2.98
3.17
3.22
5.52
5.62
5.38
5.41
5.38
4.95
11.55
11.83
11.81
11.81
12.30
12.23
42,443
33,153
49,120
48,253
41,252
46,694
1,286
1,039
1,526
1,459
1,278
1,520
35,453
27,987
41,888
41,575
34,253
39,713
1,020
834
1,239
1,204
1,019
1,232
1,189.19
1,203.16
1,248.95
1,229.56
1,238.19
1,224.74
33,993
34,211
34,670
34,967
35,545
36,859
July
August
September
October .
November
December
74.98
75.24
68.37
69.40
71.49
71.81
86.64
86.72
78.07
78.93
80.86
81.70
74.42
73.27
63.67
65.65
67.68
68.27
38.90
40.22
38.17
38.87
40.73
40.22
74.97
73.76
69.38
72.56
76.47
74.74
5.18
5.16
5.69
5.65
5.54
5.57
4.88
4.86
5.38
5.35
5.28
5.28
10.07
9.78
10.49
10.46
9.92
10.22
3.34
3.46
3.99
3.80
3.67
3.76
5.35
5.43
5.74
5.47
5.19
5.48
12.43
12.63
13.01
13.09
12.76
12.83
42,649
37,728
33,534
39,673
37,495
38,692
1,310
1,224
1,220
1,380
1,303
1,365
36,340
31,769
28,378
33,826
32,029
32,701
1,064
973
974
1,129
1,062
1,092
1,224.89
1,149.19
1,080.56
1,134.19
1,181.82
1,143.79
37,404
37,567
37,709
37,874
38,144
38,298
67.91
66.16
63.86
66.97
67.07
63.10
76.85
74.78
71.51
75.59
75.97
71.59
62.04
59.09
55.19
57.91
56.84
53.07
39.30
38.32
38.57
39.20
39.40
37.34
70.99
70.50
69.08
71.44
69.16
63.19
5.95
6.06
6.28
5.99
5.97
6.28
5.64
5.75
5.99
5.70
5.65
5.90
10.74
10.77
10.61
10.27
10.27
10.87
4.20
4.38
4.72
4.47
4.47
4.85
5.89
5.79
5.92
5.73
6.07
6.67
13.19
13.20
12.97
12.90
12.58
12.96
33,445
35,953
44,157
39,900
37,350
35,174
1,222
1,313
1,713
1,533
1,430
1,414
28,301
30,268
38,232
33,714
31,913
30,420
987
1,071
1,411
1,242
1,167
1,169
1,115.82
1,053.75
1,036.85
1,081.87
1,039.18
1,017.45
38,408
38,572
38,588
38,738
38,594
38,894
62.82
62.91
70.21
76.10
79.75
80.30
71.37
70.98
80.08
86.67
90.76
92.00
53.40
53.98
61.39
66.64
71.92
73.40
37.20
38.19
40.36
42.67
43.46
42.93
61.59
62.84
69.66
80.59
88.66
86.22
6.31
6.32
5.63
5.12
4.92
4.93
5.91
5.94
5.26
4.78
4.60
4.59
11.02
10.77
10.22
9.73
9.62
9.83
4.92
4.95
4.17
3.75
3.53
3.46
6.97
6.79
6.12
5.22
4.84
5.08
13.24
12.78
12.41
11.71
11.18
11.20
41,292
47,117
61,374
79,303
75,002
73,704
1,577
1,902
2,301
2,852
2,642
2,547
35,580
40,659
52,551
67,157
63,927
61,542
1,304
1,555
1,890
2,292
2,129
1,992
993.56
1,106.56
1,120.26
1,244.38
1,291.94
1,305.36
39,064
39,070
39,177
39,262
39,400
39,516
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
8
3.53
3.98
4.49
4.68
4.04
8
75
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FOREIGN TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES—VALUE OF EXPORTS
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE (INCLUDING REEXPORTS) » • *
Total, excluding
Department of Defense
shipments
YEAR AND MONTH
*
Seasonally
adjusted 3
*
*
Africa
Asia4
Australia
and
Oceania 4
20 999 4
21 ,700.0
23 347 3
26 508 3
27 469 6
20 1883
20 972 7
22 427 3
25 690 1
26 690 8
8590
1 0228
1 053 7
1 258 9
1 228 9
4652 5
46762
5447 6
5802 3
6012 3
4446
1966
1967
1968
303196
31,526.2
34 635 9
7 38 005 6
43 224 0
29 379 2
30 934 4
34 062 8
37 331 7
42 659 3
1 3486
1 1823
1 2694
1 391 6
1 5791
67334
7 1463
7 581 9
8261 4
1 0 022 8
8054
441299
497585
71 338 8
98 507 2
1080504
435486
49 1 99 0
70 823 2
97 908 1
1075893
1 6943
1 576 1
23058
3 6594
49489
115,3399
121 2123
143,6628
181 8156
220,704.9
1151498
121 1504
1435775
181 6508
220 548 7
233 739 0
212,274.6
233 677 0
212,193.1
1970
1971
1972...
1973
1974.
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
7
12,561 4
12,932.6
1 5,587 6
142677
14,8193
153675
125582
12928.6
155853
1 4 257 4
148134
153460
132649
13,615.5
142983
1 3 979 0
140836
148186
Europe
Northern
Southern
South
America
1577
189 1
660
484
67 2
772
401 0
4264
4557
505 5
5627
6542
895.4
8749
860 0
1 0035
23635
2 695.0
29543
3 489 7
4651 9
32923
3 661 9
48576
7 8560
88026
629
76 1
2254
455 2
6827
6223
602 5
7463
1 159 9
1 3024
1 0183
856 5
1 449 1
2 172 3
1 8350
40548
4 962 9
8313 1
1 0 678 5
95627
83680
8 676 5
1 1 026 2
14 886 5
21 337 7
85954
9283 5
109923
13 571 7
173768
8100
982 4
1 1341
1 4329
1 8736
1 3476
1 0544
1 0801
1 413 0
24635
2 1992
23756
2,944 1
36495
4,130.7
10 1447
1 0 528 9
12885 1
17581 0
20 790 0
24 368 7
18,332.1
1 7 732 1
15,256.5
2 159 4
2,875.4
2 911 7
2,368.2
5 297 5
4,600.7
21 823 0
20,966.1
1 0280
1,041.9
1 1527
1 1784
1 179 1
1 3303
8799
839.8
1 021 2
971 3
1 0073
1 1769
767
130.3
859
103.5
1733
1135
1036
1082
1089
1223
3407
232.2
285.5
2865
312.2
2949
1 2252
1 ,365.4
1 609.7
1 3172
1 ,257.7
1 5052
2 527 7
2 5194
2,777.3
3 347 3
28953
2 507 7
11190
1 333 9
1,188.7
1 4460
1 360 1
1 5290
1 2220
1 1834
1,161.7
1 385 5
1 2733
1 4466
828
98 5
2595
2582
283.0
3446
381.7
3705
1 5848
1 4492
1,539.9
1 521 2
1 597.5
1 6062
2 5986
2 733 7
3 393 0
3 149 7
3*0740
3 070 0
1 4802
1 3602
1 6044
1 713 5
1 8066
1 7664
1 1042
1 165 7
1 *332 4
1*3195
1 490 1
1 4850
1505
6042 3
7 059 9
6753 9
6283 9
5862 9
1365
1337
1622
1788
1996
1990
308.2
281 3
314.5
3296
356.6
1 ,525.8
1 650.6
1 8098
1 843.1
1 5991
1 787.7
1578
1322
2170
3202
3572
354.6
526.4
336.5
332.6
1 718 2
1 751 5
1,682.2
1 800.1
1,793.0
1,828.9
3707
355.9
1 741 8
1 ,746.0
2 161.1
1 7561
1 ,595.2
1 7868
2 3492
2081 9
1 922 3
2 199 5
2 174 9
164 1
2364
211 1
269 7
1 0174
1 0260
997 9
1 1882
1 0 003 0
102977
1 1 347 3
12641 6
148168
6661 2
7 1659
8 073 8
9 137 6
90803
2 2683
23627
25988
2 761 1
3241 3
2499 9
23540
27386
2 8144
32900
98553
1 •] 297 2
18418 7
25 784 5
28 223 2
1 1684
1 0344
1 7439
26968
23395
14 562 3
1 6 1 80 5
23 1 60 6
30 069 6
32 731 8
1 0 367 4
12 4188
15 1180
1 9 941 7
21 752 4
3 1899
3 6093
50574
7 947 7
82881
52056
5 5456
5887 1
6298 8
90604
29 728 5
31 435 8
39 629 9
48 771 3
601683
26899
28765
34643
4 318 8
48757
35 900 6
37 304 2
43 607 7
60 025 9
71 371 4
24 1 1 1 0
25 791 4
28 375 2
33 096 7
35 399 0
1 1 097 4
10,271.1
63 848 7
64,822.2
64358
5,699.7
69 714 7
63,664.2
39 565 8
33,723.6
4256
506.0
5242
4584
4973
529 5
33588
3,669 6
41979
3 827 6
37370
40526
3959
274.1
3349
3364
361 5
352 6
40483
4 222.2
53029
4 5954
49988
4885 5
24248
2,378.9
30528
2804 8
29196
2 941 0
4800
5362
477.8
6406
6242
5994
4375 5
4271 7
4,088.0
4303 8
43204
4568 2
315 6
4609 6
4784 2
4,817.0
5 608 3
6310 7
5 831 3
5550
40468
4 721 4
5 147 5
49174
4870 7
52248
362 1
331 3
371 9
377 i
397 4
4243
6214 1
7679
8098
737 9
731 4
1 5 692 3
15717 1
15,824.8
16681 5
169287
16741 7
1980:
January
February....
March
April
May
June
16,360.9
169708
196850
191467
187700
18,6748
163439
169586
19671 4
1 9 1 34 4
18 7644
186748
173477
1 7 233 0
18 5344
184684
1 7 677 7
18641 8
July
August
September
October
November
December
17213 7
179461
17,829.0
199489
18,614.0
19,545.1
1 7 1 77 7
1 7 938 4
17,800.9
1 9 936 9
18,609.9
19,537.5
1 8 075 0
19 1034
18,701.0
1 9 088 5
18,634.3
19,117.7
755 7
7656
798.7
895 9
880.0
746.3
4 925 6
5273 6
4,956.2
5467 7
5,078.6
5,538.0
391 4
431 6
416.8
5894
393.6
388.9
5 240 4
5303 2
5,107.6
5 9656
5,589.1
5,949.0
2 499 0
2 648 2
3,040.7
3 078 2
3,113.2
3,000.5
1 8644
1 790 7
1,796.1
2 123 6
1,910.5
2,121.5
1 453 2
1 557 8
1,578.4
1 646 5
1 [529.2
1,714.6
1981:
January....
February
March
April....
May
June
179640
18,845.4
22 928 5
20 51 1 9
19,9887
20 261 5
1 7 962 2
188380
229177
20 509 3
199861
20 254 7
1 8 902 0
197882
21 277 8
1 9 786 1
1 8 899 0
1 9 749 8
803 5
7294
1 097 7
998 1
9286
1 0884
50109
4897 4
64502
5466 1
5 1040
5293 4
425 9
413 8
498 6
514 1
555 7
692 7
56866
6069 1
7 141 1
6 068 4
5 7954
5 338 0
2 737 0
3 239 5
3 747 1
3 6390
3 691 1
3 927 8
1 815 1
1 8327
2 213 0
2 157 5
2271 1
2 3126
1 480 3
1 6499
1 7590
1 509 5
1 5226
1 5009
July
August
September
October .
November
December
185690
177664
18,819.2
198968
19,047.7
19,139.9
1 8 565 2
17 7642
1 9 893 5
19,040.0
19,130.0
1 9 289 4
1 9 030 8
19,550.7
19 163 2
19,152.9
18,885.4
9363
974 7
875.4
9444
795.5
925.4
52806
4 837 5
5,010.8
5 5826
5,286.4
5,628.8
515 0
559 1
544.1
589 2
545.2
582.4
5 214 1
5 019 3
5,709.9
60402
5,720.0
5,912.5
2 977 3
3*103 0
3,302.7
3 1458
3,213.8
2,841.7
20823
1 834 2
1,889.1
20706
2,002.4
1,888.3
1 4696
1 3382
1,364.8
1 423 0
1,408.5
1,305.6
175153
17,637.3
201609
186106
1 9,000 7
194161
1 7 507 9
1 7 635 5
20 151 7
1 8 605 2
189924
19413 3
1 8 583 6
186136
1 8 461 6
1 g 005 2
18 1243
1 8 822 9
8506
9724
967 1
1 001 7
9363
1 0380
5 172 3
5 1948
5 752 2
5 215 9
5545 1
57862
461 4
442 6
597 9
471 6
495 4
662 3
5 545 1
56057
6328 8
5*753 1
5 711 4
5639 7
2463 8
25935
3 3468
3066 1
3 189 7
2 943 2
1 7034
1 665 1
1 791 3
1 758 6
1 7308
1 837 9
1 3186
1 1630
1 3766
1 2582
1 3232
1 4370
1 7 259 3
162645
16,716.7
1 7 274 5
15,695.0
16,723.9
1 7 252 2
1 6 249 9
16,712.6
1 7 267 0
15,689.2
16,716.4
1 8 059 6
1 7 463 3
17,320.3
16671 4
15,851.9
16,346.6
681 9
693 7
720.1
915 0
601.3
892.9
5793 3
5 1868
4,947.1
53724
5,109.7
5,746.2
470 0
495 9
445.8
433 6
362.7
360.5
4 743 1
4 5620
4,857.0
4 930 1
4,892.6
5,095.6
2667 7
26348
2,838.1
30892
2,512.5
2,378.3
1 5145
1 328 1
1,573.0
1 224 7
1,043.4
1,161.1
1 3344
1 3360
1,278.5
1 2356
1,125.3
1,070.1
6163
3136
341.4
414 5
4397
438 7
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
Japan
1 8373
1 5738
1 843 6
2 009 3
20801
1 497 2
1 5967
1 769 9
2 0926
20990
14728 1
1 4 979 0
14,921.9
1 7 277 0
17301 8
16954 1
July
August
September
October
November
December
Australia,
including
New
Guinea
3585
4478
4777
6898
7993
3 8266
40452
4 251 5
4 915 3
5 643 3
5646
803 5
9565
147342
150134
14,941.9
172849
173209
169845
1982:
January
February
March
April..
May
June
Republic
of South
Africa 6
234 3
2298
3075
403 4
438 1
7 370 5
77583
8 737 7
9436 1
9 363 9
5190
July
August
September
October
November
December
is'siai
Egypt 5
Millions of dollars
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1969..
Africa
North America
Total
Unadjusted
By leading countries
By geographic regions
140.7
1225
78.5
1159
1795
121 0
151 0
1878
1992
170 5
1278
1220
1092
125.3
146 5
1283
1494
163.9
145 1
152.9
134.8
2397
184.6
241 4
352.5
218.3
1527
2144
164.7
214.3
271 1
2604
2653
2500
1938
1980
1933
2850
3128
4170
4269
424.2
4886
2679
233 4
230.2
2669
222.0
215.9
4301
4777
464.9
4908
464.1
486.6
1 900.0
1 5942
1,678.1
1 8590
1,940.1
2,064.6
275.2
231 1
383 1
2936
2694
2309
224.6
2067
2374
234.8
2427
391 2
370.5
490.6
4024
411.0
491 1
1 7858
1 ,705.6
1 ,862.2
1 5748
1,710.2
1 8288
1778
191 9
191 7
191.4
2800
145.4
264.0
1827
386.3
351 9
380.4
3370
307.7
280.6
1 776.3
1 7322
1,568.4
1 804.1
1,814.6
1,803.1
1842
193 8
132.7
1776
140.7
1*42.8
1726
-^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 176.
174.7
1623
133.4
146.2
76
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FOREIGN TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES—VALUE OF EXPORTS—Con.
EXPORTS OF U.S. MERCHANDISE 8
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE (INCLUDING REEXPORTS), BY LEADING COUNTRIES »
Europe
YEAR AND MONTH
France
German
Democratic
Repub(formerly East
Ger-
many)
North and South America
Latin American Republics
Federal
Republic
of
Germany
(formerly
West
Germany)
Italy
Union of
Soviet
Socialist
Republics2
United
Kingdom
Canada 3
Total
Total4
Brazil
Mexico
Venezu-
Excluding
military
grant-aid
Agricultural
products,
total
Nonagricultural
products,
total
ela
Millions of dollars
990.2
9707
28
17
64
202
124
1 3430
1 581 0
1 5820
1 6061
1 6496
872 6
8922
1 0904
951 7
891 1
42 8
154
20 2
1446
45 2
1 2063
1 1282
1 212 9
1 5321
1 615 3
3 826 3
40448
4251 5
49152
5642 8
35366
33367
3300 1
3832 1
37877
5447
4494
4052
4025
3479
827 6
821 1
873 3
1 1066
1 1059
529 1
4808
5220
6186
6256
20 754 5
21 430.6
23 062 4
261559
271267
199444
20,703.2
221426
25,337.8
26 347 9
50239
5,034.0
55844
6,347.5
62286
156927
16,368.9
174757
19,788.9
209067
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1 0070
1,024.5
1 0950
1 1951
1 ,483 0
252
263
290
324
325
1 6736
1 7057
1 7089
2 142 1
27407
9088
9728
1 1206
1 261 5
1 3530
41 7
603
577
105 5
1187
1 7373
1 9596
22887
2 3346
25363
66608
7 164.7
80723
9 137 0
90793
42309
4,123.5
4699 1
48692
56952
5750
547.2
7046
6720
8405
1 1800
1 221.6
1 3780
1 4495
1 7037
5980
587.2
6550
7082
7593
29 883 9
31,142.1
341990
e 37 4g-j g
42 590 1
28 943 5
30,550.2
33 626 0
36 787 7
42 025 4
68742
6,379.8
62272
59364
7,246.8
230098
24,762.3
27 971 9
31 525 2
35,343 3
1971
1972
1973
1975
1 3732
1 6089
2,262.9
2941 5
3,031.0
254
17 5
280
21 9
173
2831 1
2 807 5
37557
4 9846
5194 1
1 3139
1 4342
21186
2 751 6
28669
1609
542 2
1 194 1
6088
1 8346
23692
26582
35636
4 573 5
45274
103654
12415 2
15 1040
1 9 936 0
21 743 9
56665
64668
8921 3
145009
15,655.0
9663
1 2427
1 9162
30880
3,056.2
1 6200
1 9822
29374
48553
5141 3
787 1
9237
1 0325
1 7677
22433
43 491 8
48 958 9
70 246 0
971442
106561.0
429105
48 399 3
69,730.4
965450
106,099.8
7,698.0
94069
17,680.6
21 998 9
21,885.7
35,793 7
39 571 7
52,565.4
751452
84,216.5
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
3,446.3
35032
4,166.2
55870
7,485.4
649
361
1704
3560
4786
57308
59888
69568
84778
10959.8
3071 1
27896
33606
4361 8
5,511 1
23096
1 6275
22523
36073
1,5128
4801.2
59509
7 116.0
106349
12,693.6
24,106.4
25 788 1
28,373.7
33 095 8
35,395.3
15,487.4
16371 1
20,185.2
26 258 9
36,030.4
2,808.8
24898
2,980.6
3441 7
4,343.5
4,990 0
48061
6,680.3
98473
15,144.6
2,627.8
31705
3,727.7
39335
4,572.8
113,666.0
1190058
141,125.6
1785909
216,592.2
113,475.9
1189437
141,040.3
1784260
216,436.0
22,997.6
23 671 0
29,384.1
34 755 4
41,255.9
90,320.9
94 291 8
111,741.4
1438326
175,336.3
1981
1982
73405
7,110.4
295 7
222.8
10 276 7
9,291.3
5 3600
4,616.1
2 431 3
2,587.3
1 2 439 2
10,644.7
39 564 3
33,720.2
38 950 1
30,086.3
37982
3,422.7
1 7 788 7 54449
11,816.9 5,206.2
228 960 8
207,157.6
228 898 7
207,076.2
43 338 5
36,622.6
1856226
170,535.0
June
443.5
3687
546.6
4707
4104
438.6
99
66
329
262
33 1
31 1
6265
6065
811 2
6476
679 5
6509
3140
3156
4063
3635
378 5
3649
152 1
1745
271 0
2737
2346
3524
7724
8123
9621
8645
8666
7665
24247
23787
30528
28046
29196
29409
1 ,753.5
1 7202
1 ,974.0
1 9691
2001 2
23209
186.6
2079
272.9
2329
2289
2546
6594
6783
711 1
7632
7553
9053
281 1
2659
330.1
3534
312 9
3436
12,352.6
127087
15,301.0
14021 2
14 5355
151041
12,349.4
127048
15,298.7
140109
145295
150826
2,431.9
23564
2,877.3
2,651 5
25091
2760.6
9,920.6
103523
12,422.8
1 1 369.4
120258
12,3420
July
August
September
October
November
December
392.5
4399
488.8
5444
533.4
5093
92
174
26.2
340
61.7
678
610 1
673 5
680.9
8326
813.6
8494
2735
3460
296.3
413 2
411.8
4749
3645
341 3
312.5
325 8
378.3
4264
9035
8608
848.4
1 000 7
1,113.0
863 9
25277
2 5194
2,777.1
3 347 3
2,895.3
2 507 7
21699
23439
2,182.9
2631 3
2,453.5
27360
321 8
3247
347.7
3294
341.8
3924
7189
9249
799.7
9684
954.3
1 0085
3539
3156
311.6
3438
289.4
4301
144983
147523
14,688.6
169990
16,967.3
16662 1
14,492.2
147180
14,668.6
16991 3
16,948.3
16631 6
2,715.2
27354
2,734.7
35079
3,783.9
3681 5
1 1 ,780.8
120130
11,951.6
134908
13,182.8
129806
7170
586.6
7842
639.1
6233
5861
17 2
908
681
640
368
29 2
9623
9626
1 0552
1 0226
904 7
964 1
441 2
4429
5180
5404
4668
537 7
174 0
1300
184 3
1105
45 7
51 0
947 1
9848
1 3034
1 348 5
1 2860
1 049 2
2 598 5
27336
3 392 9
3 149 7
3 074 0
3069 9
23590
23536
2 7396
2814 1
3 0790
3 032 9
273 5
2845
361 2
321 6
382 7
368 3
9828
9256
1 1049
1 211 4
1 2730
1 2433
2872
3235
3424
3698
3586
4069
16031 5
166875
193156
188149
18 395 3
183000
160145
16,675.3
193020
18,802.6
183896
183000
32769
3,354.6
36870
3,468.5
32032
30175
127546
13,332.9
156287
15,346.4
151920
152825
631 2
537.0
546.2
678.1
5840
572.6
21 0
54
25.0
186
336
687
8692
8070
815.2
871 8
8968
8283
407 5
4443
353.3
3788
423 9
5563
434
354
49.9
151 2
264 7
2728
870 7
9070
927.3
1 1396
9354
9946
2499 0
2648 1
3,040.6
3078 1
31132
29977
3 087 1
3 108 7
3,141.4
35106
3223 9
35805
3683
414 5
382.8
3598
361 4
4648
1 3394
1 271 0
1,262.2
1 5424
1 407 5
1 581 1
385 7
4102
417.9
4631
3976
4099
169034
176307
17,527.9
195206
182476
192172
168673
17623.0
17,499.8
19,508.6
182435
19,209.6
30197
3,243.6
3,236.2
3,672.9
37964
4,279.4
138837
14,387.0
14,291.7
15,847.7
14,451 2
14,937.8
495
501
339
400
252
52
8397
8636
1 0259
864 1
9400
8085
4182
4606
5743
3945
473 7
4249
3439
2584
199 1
141 6
43 1
80 3
961 3
1 121 8
1 2403
1 1564
1 111 2
1 0884
2 7367
3 2395
37470
36390
3*691 0
3 927 7
3071 0
3251 2
36903
3 395 1
3 533 2
3 561 7
361 0
4533
3483
3308
332 1
347 1
1 2974
1 3299
1 6200
1 603 9
1 6734
1 7358
3477
4748
4878
4368
4824
4385
175980
18 5220
22 494 1
201023
19618 1
19851 9
17596.2
185146
22,483.3
20 099 7
196155
19845.1
4,067.2
38258
4,666.9
3,751.4
35668
3,191.2
13,530.9
146962
17,827.2
16,3509
June
617.5
6307
847.3
7058
6521
550.8
July
August
September
October
November
December
5128
5185
613.2
555.2
573.9
562.7
146
90
9.0
249
17.7
16.4
737 9
7637
887.7
9002
846.4
798.9
3520
444 7
419.6
3904
459.0
548.0
127 2
101 3
257.4
2808
239.9
358.3
1 1465
8854
952.1
9268
908.3
940.6
29770
3 103 0
3,302.5
3 1457
3,213.6
2,841.7
3 2720
29336
2,977.7
3241 7
3,089.2
2,933.4
2873
2698
302.3
2577
256.5
252.0
1 5130
1 3144
1,375.4
1 5422
1,402.6
1,380.8
5087
3999
453.1
4393
508.8
467.2
18 1986
174558
18,376.5
194664
18,646.0
18,631.1
18 1949
174536
18,373.4
19,463.1
18,638.3
18,621.1
2841 8
2,926.4
3,203.2
3,925.6
3,775.4
3,596.5
153568
14,529.4
15,173.3
15,540.9
14,870.6
15,034.6
523.4
5635
7288
5929
6038
665.3
499
266
43 7
93
220
220
8225
7896
9696
8047
821 6
7649
4136
3975
3790
3952
446 1
4994
3980
4505
421 3
325 1
265 7
1344
912 1
8175
991 0
9927
913 3
9281
24635
25935
3346 2
30658
3 189 5
29427
27574
25372
29269
26996
27828
29243
3062
2604
2898
2749
319 1
3343
1 1878
1 123 9
1 3072
1 1731
1 201 1
1 2026
3644
3809
501 7
4150
4406
501 8
17 1290
172746
196854
182083
18 5893
189803
17,121.6
172728
196762
18202.8
18581 0
18,977.5
3,254.7
3,499.9
37025
3,481.8
34034
3,129.1
13,874.3
13,7747
159829
14,726.5
151859
15,851.2
5164
601.5
572.1
666.1
515.4
561.0
55
8
1.9
16.9
10.1
14.1
7230
7036
654.9
678.6
755.9
802.4
3288
3080
349.4
386.5
344.1
368.6
71 8
55 1
77.1
80.0
160.6
147.7
8852
8055
935.6
833.1
838.1
792.5
2667 5
26345
2,837.9
3,089.1
2,512.3
2,377.8
2588 5
23877
2,562.2
2,118.6
1,844.7
1,956.2
361 2
3181
306.0
236.3
201.7
214.8
1 0054
7952
1,042.6
633.2
504.9
640.0
4940
4608
402.5
449.2
402.6
392.8
168703
159439
15,980.7
16,886.7
15,319.1
16,290.1
168632
15,929.3
15,976.6
16,879.2
15,313.3
16,282.6
24460
2,492.4
2,388.1
2,887.4
3,049.7
2,887.5
144243
13,451.5
13,592.5
13,999.3
12,269.4
13,402.5
1961 ...
1962
1963
1964
1965
1974..
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
1980:
January
February
March ..
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February....
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March
April
May....
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
7042
735.2
8132
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
8
16051 3
16,660.7
77
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FOREIGN TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES—VALUE OF EXPORTS—Con.
EXPORTS OF UNITED STATES MERCHANDISE— By commodity groups and principal commodities '•»
Machinery and transport equipment
YEAR AND MONTH
Food and live
animals
Beverages
and tobacco
Crude
materials,
inedible,
excluding fuels
Mineral fuels,
lubricants, etc.
Oils and fats,
animal and
vegetable
Chemicals
Manufactured
goods
Transport equipment
Total
Machinery
Total3
Motor vehicles
and parts
Millions of dollars
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
4003 1
5169
28555
9466
471 5
24020
32570
10 1472
6,702 1
3,445.1
1,975.5
45625
40609
38896
37327
43563
6238
648 7
7025
713 5
701 7
30706
3 279 7
35407
3 5686
46048
9759
1 104 1
1 0499
1 1302
1 5947
3567
3379
2744
3076
4930
2 674.6
2801 6
3 287.0
33826
3,825.6
3,433 7
3391 1
3,939 4
45540
5,065.2
11,155.5
12574 1
144474
164028
17,881.9
7,445.8
80506
8,597.2
98640
1 1 ,379.3
3,709.7
45235
5,850.1
65388
6,502.6
2,386.3
27339
3,370.2
37873
3,550.0
43666
56606
1 1 930.2
139858
15484.3
7092
9083
1 0081
1 2474
1 3084
4 328.6
50304
8 380.2
109344
9 783.6
1 ,497.4
1 5525
1 ,670.5
34439
4,469 5
6152
1973
1974
1975
5080
684.0
1 4233
943.8
3,836.0
41328
5,749.4
88192
8,691.2
4,413.4
49041
7,161.6
11 1658
10,919.2
19,459.8
21 532 7
27,869.2
38 1886
45,667.6
11,560.9
132361
17,130.9
23 687 9
28,477.1
7,899.0
82966
10,738.3
145007
17,190.5
4,157.1
47994
6,030.0
7878 1
10,028.2
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
15 710 1
141157
18311 3
22 250 9
27 743 7
1 523 5
1 8468
22928
23365
2 6630
1 0 890 7
130863
15555 1
20 756 0
23 790 7
42258
41836
38806
56205
79823
978 1
1 3087
1 521 3
1 8450
1 9463
99587
10812.3
126228
17307.9
20 740 2
1 1 206 1
10,8570
124168
16,234.2
22 254 6
49 501 2
50,247.6
59 255 4
70,407.3
84 552 9
31 290 8
32,5166
370175
44,744.5
55 789 7
182104
18,520.0
22 250 3
25,750.4
28 838 8
109542
1 1 ,796.5
132373
1 5,076.5
145896
1981
1982
30 290 8
23,950.4
2 914 7
3,026.2
20 992 4
19,248.4
102790
12,728.8
1 7503
1,540.9
21 187 1
19,890.5
20 632 5
16,738.6
957172
87,128.1
62 945 5
59,324.2
32 790 9
27,823.9
162140
13,906.8
171 2
223.2
2023
183 1
June
1,313.3
1 3142
1,581.7
1 528 1
1 5853
1 9052
July
August
September
October
November
December
20539
20558
2,058.7
23854
2,195.5
22738
1966
1967
1968
1 969 ..
1970
1971
1972...
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
1980:
January
February
March
April
May....
June
2,017.9
20465
22123
2 1348
1 9541
2071.9
1354
1758
1764
178 1
141.8
1840
281 6
2836
1524
204 1
3353
2247
2005
1963
2,095.7
1 9572
1,976.9
22839
2,284.3
2212.6
1,037.2
1 0196
1,200.5
1 4543
1,345.9
1,154.1
1349
1,617.1
1 5378
1 8804
1 7506
1 851 7
1 861 5
1 ,647.9
1 7347
1 882 6
2 1608
1 8847
1 9770
5,612.9
65407
74445
70154
73496
73029
3,872.8
4,075.1
48239
4,611.6
47837
4,965.8
1,744.1
2,472.1
26259
2,407.2
25674
2,337.0
1,130.2
1,213.1
1 4144
1,267.3
1,2147
1,235.0
140 5
161 7
160!5
145 3
131.0
151.0
1 7923
1 760 1
1,665.7
1 7659
1,488.0
1,769.0
1 724 3
1 9469
1,836.1
1 9355
1,717.7
1,806.4
6698 7
67309
7,018.7
79347
7,372.8
7,531.1
46466
4761 9
4,602.7
5 1306
4,723.7
4,791.2
20808
1 9721
2,426.9
2,812.5
2,650.1
2,742.5
9925
975.8
1,186.7
1 ,445.9
1,312.0
1,202.0
123 5
1 681 4
1 6845
20446
1 763 9
1 8592
1 8194
1 7052
1 6648
20246
1 940 9
1 8933
1 802 2
64720
7,522 2
9395 1
8 651 4
84598
8 8402
45922
4,850.6
60471
54561
5371 4
56147
1 880.5
2,673.3
3351.8
3 1961
3,089.1
32264
1 ,060.4
1,334.5
1 ,592.5
1 531 5
1,603.8
1 5734
1 8260
1 644 1
1,684.9
1 7982
1,665.5
1,715.4
1 660 1
1 559 1
1,660.7
1 651 7
1,623.6
1 ,446.3
75972
7,471 5
7,845.4
8 001 8
7,529.4
7,931.2
52990
4,879.9
5,197.2
54575
5,167.7
5,012.2
22989
2,592.1
2,649.0
25450
2,367.6
2,921.0
1,297.3
1,196.4
1,306.8
1 3255
1,267.3
1,124.8
1 5942
1 662 1
1 8584
1*6882
1 7224
1 862 5
1 4569
1 3887
1 633 8
1 4396
1 5356
1 591 0
7,126.7
69794
8 357 6
75477
77825
8 175 7
4,849.8
47190
5523 1
49677
5203 1
5 523 2
2,281.4
2261.0
2835 1
2,580.3
25800
26528
1,023.7
1,123.9
1 4893
1,395.6
1 4362
1 3255
1 648 6
1 7150
1 ,548.7
1 4878
1,455.2
1,647.2
1 348 5
1 2742
1,321.7
1 3907
1,202.5
1,155.4
7 597 3
67386
6,756.3
7 1365
6,083.4
6,846.4
5083 1
46643
4,928.1
48892
4,451.1
4,522.4
25156
2081.5
1,828.8
2,248.1
1,632.7
2,326.7
1 0808
1 ,029.5
1,040.7
1 ,084.0
957.9
919.5
619 5
7053
8262
745 5
6377
613 8
2068
9186
9190
2,064.9
2 1885
24296
2*272 1
2 161 4
2 1723
2089
2500
300 2
2242
2625
221 3
1 724.7
1 7826
1 837 3
1*7893
1 8396
1 598 7
1 0485
1 0509
1 246 3
1 1902
1 143 5
1 090 4
1 7223
1 8742
1,691.6
1 816.6
1,798.8
1,758.0
1670
211 6
193.1
3503
379.8
257.5
1 350 5
1 2720
1,328.1
1 5154
1,663.4
1,546.9
9549
1,073.3
1 206 1
846.0
881.9
July
August
September
October
November
December
3,556.8
36650
3,677.6
40673
3,885.3
4 1708
20440
1*8435
23259
1 823 9
1 8650
1 5944
958.4
1 131 1
1,097.7
1,106.2
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
5,652.4
56007
5,645.4
63486
6,168.2
63552
7301
1 244 5
1 301 0
1,376.6
1 831 5
1,930.7
1,811.4
1944
1873
1 ,230.3
1 341 6
1 ,360.7
1 5645
1 ,507.6
1 5370
707 0
702 9
709.7
755 3
785.3
740.9
259.8
3048
375.1
236.8
2375
217 7
1 433.6
1 5468
1,589.6
1 6527
1 439.2
1 6075
1 723 1
1 8650
1,535.1
1 776 2
1,761.3
2,001.3
23423
2,241 .2
2,517.0
2691 1
2,335.3
2,315.3
2190
1,108.6
1,250.5
1,395.4
1 ,259.0
1 451 5
1,399.9
481.4
4358
566 9
6305
736 5
July
August
September
October
November
December
1983
2623
1,879.7
2,072.0
2,354.4
2,264.8
22430
2,125.9
2 109.7
2 1696
2 3754
22552
2 186 1
20327
27520
2,709.2
30041
2640 5
24121
23307
221 7
3,160.7
3,324 3
3,971.7
3,580.2
3806 1
3,875.1
5340
5009
438.0
5674
521.5
5428
1981:
January....
February
March
April
May
June.
1798
5,040.1
5,394 3
6,327.1
5,844.0
60472
5,984.1
1 4347
1 539 1
1 ,555.6
1 941 2
2 323.0
2 1606
2203 5
2*340 0
2,501.0
26894
2,652.9
2,919.4
207.4
2494
262.7
275.3
1,121.5
1,1353
1,384.1
1 ,228.4
1 3550
1,468.1
350.2
2920
435.7
4670
471 2
4998
July
August ....
September
October
November
December
175 1
1,235.6
1 155.6
1 ,522.2
1 289.8
1 3208
1 514.5
1,550.4
1 5136
1 ,837.5
1 6683
1 626 7
1 6053
145.8
1732
171.3
1296
1044
1876
1576
140 1
163.7
1466
1664
1587
1396
1425
228 1
210 1
201 1
1247
1454
151 8
164 5
1294
168 1
124.3
131 9
121.5
158.4
1028
1673
1324
1243
102 2
141 7
157 3
1256
146.8
1050
118.3
117.3
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
78
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FOREIGN TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES—VALUE OF IMPORTS
GENERAL IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE »
By leading countries
By geographic regions
YEAR AND MONTH
Total,
unadjusted
*
Total,
seasonally
adjusted 2
North America
Africa
Asia 3
Australia
and
Oceania 3
*
Europe
Northern
Southern
Africa
South
America
Egypt 4
3137
2490
225.9
255.9
2463
290 2
3988
411.8
495.0
5950
622 6
2 962.8
2,998.7
4,054.4
48882
5 8754
2865
324.7
3769
6088
8409
636 1
819.9
1 0924
1 0827
1 183 0
72588
9,064.1
9676 2
123376
1 1 268 0
105.0
381 0
458.4
924.8
1,261 1
2,258.7
2616.2
3,320.5
1,285.7
1 2662
1,727.7
22361
2,562.3
15,504.2
185497
24,457.7
26 248.2
30,701.3
1 5 526 4
14,444.1
3973
547.2
24453
1,966.8
25148
2,304.6
376121
37,743.7
671 7
753.9
7775
916.7
8777
25826
2,960.1
3 1920
3,619.5
4528 1
320 1
439.7
5022
439.8
4532
4 1407
4,620.7
48107
5,307.0
62922
3271 7
1 3636
1,477.6
1 526 1
1,639.2
1 741 7
23600
2,450.5
2491 8
2,508.5
2 623.8
35 1
3,662.6
3831 9
4,242.2
4837 1
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
25,542.2
26,812.3
33,226.3
6
36 042 8
39 951 6
9789
906.1
1,122.3
1 0463
11129
52764
5,347.9
6,911.4
82754
9621 2
593.5
581.5
696.5
8284
8706
7857.1
8,227.5
10,337.7
103336
1 1 394 6
6 131 4
7,112.3
9,009.3
1 0 386 9
1 1 094 8
1 912.2
1,967.8
2,259.4
25168
2 874 9
2,785.2
2,661.1
2,879.3
2643 1
2 958 3
176
1971
1972
1973
7
1974
1975
45 562 7
55,582.8
69 475 7
100,251.0
96 569 7
1 2363
1,595.3
2 582 9
66176
83046
1 1 779 5
15,116.9
1 8 1 56 9
27 344 9
27 054 6
894 9
1,145.5
1 561 5
1 503.9
1 5082
12 881 1
15,743.9
19 812 3
24411 8
21 465 9
126954
14,933.1
1 7 724 8
21 929 1
21 754 7
30237
3,562.5
5 084 8
9433 1
8821 6
30105
3,434.3
4 5124
89624
72193
121,008.6
147,685.0
171 ,978.0
206,255.8
240,834.3
12,644.0
17 1209
16,898.1
24381.6
32,250.9
39,366.8
493120
58,264.0
66 739.3
78,848.0
1,671.2
1 727.7
2,350.4
3 072.0
3,391.9
23,645.6
28801.5
37,984.5
43,546.7
47,849.7
26,246.8
29617.8
33,546.2
38,069.1
41,470.9
9,348.9
11 689.4
12,624.4
1 7,268.0
22,656.9
7,760.6
9 389.8
10,302.6
13,172.3
14,361.6
261 304 9
243,951.9
27 070 6
17,770.1
92 032 6
85,169.5
33527
3,130.5
53 409 7
53,412.7
46 432 0
46,497.7
23 477 4
23,525.0
1981
7
1982
25.6
199
16.2
161
14.9
32.4
378
22 9
19 1
16.9
25 9
697
275
92.5
1700
2092
256.9
259 1
249.5
2259
1844
292.5
3195
281.1
1979:
January. ..
February
March
April
May
June
1 5 846 7
13,778.6
1 5 765 2
16,171.7
165097
1 7 429 1
16528 1
14,607.3
153579
15841 1
164365
16829 1
1 7386
1,341.2
1 651 1
1 835.0
1 7957
1 808 4
53646
4,559.1
48037
52338
49468
5 7722
2305
219.9
2530
2777
2637
285 2
32638
2,710.5
34589
3 574.2
35698
3 986 1
2 9144
2,885.5
33736
2,968.5
3508 1
3 0964
1 2267
1,151.4
1 2858
1 ,239.4
1 4182
1 395 7
1 1068
908.1
938 1
1 ,042.9
1 0087
1 091 4
169
7.5
35 1
1974
1788
161.7
170.2
1968
14.9
214 1
2569
2030
1894
2081
1878
July
August
September
October
November
December
171132
1 7 930 8
18,077.7
19,233.1
18,655.9
19,744.3
1 6 804 4
18277 1
18,409.3
19,026.8
18,546.2
19,612.2
2053 1
2 193 1
2,514.3
2,571.3
2,147.2
2,727.3
5 677 3
6 1565
6,002.0
6,466.8
5,849.2
5,908.0
264 5
2609
232.1
190.1
290.5
304.0
3 784 9
37842
3,388.4
3,589.6
4,001.2
4,437.3
2 914 5
28862
3,164.5
3,438.0
3,542.6
3,375.6
1 362 6
1 4803
1 ,580.8
1,813.2
1,561.0
1,772.4
1 057 8
1*1693
1,192.9
1,173.6
1,263.7
1,218.7
19 5
99
51.0
61.5
56.9
31.3
20 1322
20,638.6
21 040 5
196258
20 502 9
20 520 0
20 937 6
21 ,640.6
20 588 5
19 2572
20 439 4
1 9 893 1
2421 0
32493
28704
2 753 4
3 1706
2 7994
6 642 1
6*397 9
6458 6
6410 3
65468
7 131 1
295 7
2572
269 7
234 9
303 8
290 7
4092 6
38860
4 339 8
4 248 5
4 155 2
3 885 9
3 463 4
3631 6
3 751 6
3 2458
3 349 2
3 255 9
1 916 5
1 9142
2 126 3
1 788 7
20673
2 002 6
1 3069
1 302.0
1 2436
998 5
9999
1 1540
21 0
81 7
961
57 5
338
44 5
July
August
September
October
November
December
193243
1 8 858 8
19,078.7
20 267 8
19,532.7
21,312.0
1 8 995 4
19 235 6
19,465.0
20 060 5
19,422.4
21,173.9
2 373 7
2 744 5
2,148.9
2 5564
2*273! 1
2,890.1
66362
6 314 1
6,721.5
6 531 5
6,220.5
6,837.3
281 6
268 0
215.0
299 3
352.3
323.8
4 011 3
3 773 4
3,808.6
3 964 3
3,730.5
4,074.2
3 1244
2 828 1
3,341.7
3 929 9
3,747.7
3,807.3
1 8202
1 819 4
1 ,686.4
1 913 9
1,800.9
1,845.9
1 0766
11109
1,156.2
1 072 1
1,407.5
1,533.2
38
41 6
1981:
January
February .
March
April
May
June
22,577.1
21 124 3
21 362 6
22 775 2
21 454 2
22 522 2
23,194.3
21 921 7
20 949 3
22 289 2
21 309 9
21 974 7
3,033.3
3 044 5
2 302 0
3 219 5
2 204 6
29736
8,008.2
6 555 1
7 161 0
7468 4
7355 7
7*438 7
361.6
2550
187 5
315 8
259 3
305 6
4,160.7
4 033 4
4 506 5
4 588 1
4 410 8
4 5162
3,623.4
3 678 1
3 990 0
3 9222
4 142 3
4051 5
1,761.7
2 0124
1 921 3
2 128 6
1 9944
21148
1,627.4
1 5456
1 2940
1 1323
1 0868
1 121 6
59.7
20 349 6
226175
20,748.7
23 555 1
22,555.0
19,663.4
198067
23 528 3
21,228.6
23 234 4
22,521.5
19,516.3
1 7230
1 950 9
1,785.1
1 6696
1,797.2
1,367.3
7 265 8
8450 6
7,629.0
9 102 7
8,636.0
6,961.4
239 7
256 1
342.0
308 5
241.1
280.5
4 565 1
4 938 1
4,055.6
4 654 2
4,570.7
4,410.3
3 677 8
3640 9
3,707.7
4259 8
4,132.2
3,606.0
1 713 8
2 074 0
1,899.6
2 155 7
1,874.7
1,826.3
1 1644
1 3066
1,329.7
1 404 2
1,302.7
1,211.3
22 606 0
1 8 264 6
20 823 4
1 7 882 1
20,804.5
21 8109
22 572 8
1 9 570 0
200185
17 7144
20 476 8
21 187 0
2 358 5
1 7063
1 5006
1 252 1
911 3
1 317 6
8466 5
6333 4
7310 1
5 965 2
76846
7 395 1
200 5
191 9
2624
2268
2449
299 2
4 758 5
3 674 7
4479 6
4 012 6
49234
4 907 0
3 508 5
3 5490
4 1588
3 737 8
40703
4 399 5
1 8606
1 831 9
1 9675
1 660 2
1 8247
2 309 5
1 4525
977 2
1 1443
1 027 2
1 145 1
1 1829
426
100 1
800
327
465
907
168 1
183 1
1475
2155
1 9 763 2
22 867 8
20,187.8
21 2193
19,002.0
18,720.2
198493
22 930 0
20,581.3
21 006 0
18,892.4
19,154.4
1 695 1
1 467 7
1,262.7
1 5860
1,423.8
1,288.3
6 987 1
9 061 3
6,920.8
7 155 4
6,133.6
5,756.4
288 9
3450
281.1
323 1
261.2
205.4
4 358 7
4 743 5
4,241.8
4 712 0
4,220.1
4,381.0
34620
3 829 5
4,238.7
3 907 9
4,009.8
3,625.6
1 881 2
2 210 3
2,100.8
1 9723
1,779.6
2,126.8
1 0901
1 210 3
1,141.9
1 5624
1,173.7
1,336.6
224
23
8.5
192
1446
1590
2197
2271
51.2
51.0
162.8
172.1
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January...
February
March
April .. ..
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
Japan
1 054.8
1,358.0
1 497.8
1,768.1
2413.8
14,713.8
16,389.5
17,138.0
18,684.4
21,364.4
6
Australia,
including
New
Guinea
Millions of dollars
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
Republic of
South
Africa 5
21 4
55 1
26.4
29 5
12.6
9.9
51 5
50 1
21 4
31 0
549
201 6
22473
1,865.4
1 985 1
2 300.6
20920
2319 9
2089
2643
255.8
251.8
238.3
167.3
187 1
181 7
178.2
129.5
205.0
218.7
2 1833
22761
2,188.7
2,299.8
2,349.9
2,134.9
3425
215.9
233 1
210.8
2261
1954
1564
405 7
291 2
208 5
212 1
2200
24965
2,249.8
23852
25647
26566
26774
2702
291 9
203.8
297 5
291.8
275.4
2049
200 1
172.1
221 5
280.9
255.1
26134
2 541 3
2,642.0
2 568 9
2,591.8
2,713.7
234.0
181 5
306.3
187 8
143 9
3,196.1
2341 2
3053 1
32230
30305
3 147.6
2198
1974
2249
171 3
1943
1953
2233
57
155
2155
1854
161 7
28.6
151.2
261.0
2383
177.2
235.4
51 4
3.3
24.3
1809
352.4
131.0
1385
141 1
138.6
184.4
^•Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 176 and 177.
1903
1547
1528
2153
1626
181.1
2204
203.1
2527
172.3
154.4
3 140.7
35429
2,910.1
36989
3,326.5
3,001.5
37200
27080
3 586.6
27904
3,759.4
31172
28879
38147
2,904.2
32740
2,695.1
2,486.2
79
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FOREIGN TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES-VALUE OF IMPORTS—Con.
GENERAL IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE 5 — BY COMMODITY GROUPS AND
PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES 6
GENERAL IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE, BY LEADING COUNTRIES *
North and South America
Europe
Germany
lubricants, etc.
Latin American Republics
Ger-
man
YEAR AND MONTH
France
Demo- Federal
cratic Republic
Reof
public Germany
(formerly
(forWest
merly
East Germany)
Italy
Union
of
Soviet
Socialist
Republics2
United
Kingdom
Canada 3
Total4
Brazil
Mexico
Venezuela
Agricultural
products
Nonagricultural
products
materials,
Food and Beverlive
ages and inedible,
except
tobacco
animals
fuels
Total 7
Petroleum
and
products
Ger-
many)
Millions of dollars
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
435 2
4280
4306
4950
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
25
31
3760
4520
4928
5262
619 7
23 2
897 8
1 0053
1 0793
1 143 2
1 405 2
3 2703
36599
3 828 8
4239 1
4 831 9
3 213 2
33875
3 450 5
35238
3 675 0
562 3
541 0
561 8
5347
3 970 0
3851 0
4 288 2
42138
4 778 9
5997
5590
6699
8980
5782 9758
5944 935 8
643 1 9564
6384 1 0180
40836
172820
34594
5532
30466
2221 5
20925
7502 1 0024
748.9 9796
9098 9498
1 029.3 940 1
1 2185 1 0820
45305
4471 7
50536
49537
57674
21 011 7
22,340.6
28 1 72 7
31,089.1
34 1 84 2
39476
4,003.2
45773
4,530.6
53747
641 7
698.1
7863
777.8
8550
32655
2,964.4
33457
3,460.1
33072
2262 1
2,247.8
25267
2,794.0
30747
2 127 1
2,086.1
23432
2,559.9
27643
1 2159
57655
1,297.5 6,5128
1 7872 8491 6
4,671.1 10,380.1
36239 94898
39 797 3
49,069.9
60 984 1
89,837.9
86 650 5
55286
6,370.1
80145
9,386.2
85033
8755
1 ,009.4
1 2209
1,322.3
1 4195
6153
32
67
65
8557
961 5
1 003 1
1 171 1
1 341 4
6979
6902
8423
8422
942 3
82
56
59
80
94
1 7956 743 0
1 9554 8556
2 721 3 1 101 7
26034 1 2037
3 127 0 1 3160
101
103
105
141
1975...
1 0877
1 ,368 6
1 731 8
2,257 4
21369
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
25088
3,032.4
4051 0
4,767.8
52470
55920 25298
72383 30367
9961 5 41021
36.4 10,9554 4,9175
439 1 1 681 2 4313 1
1981
8
1982
5851 4
5,545.3
477 1 1 379 0 5 1890 3475 128346 464138 32 023 3 4 474.5 13765.1 5,566 0 1 7,003 4 244,301 .4 15,237.6 3,138.3 11,193.4 81,416.9 75,577.3
53.9 11,974.8 5,301.4 227.6 13,094.8 46,476.9 32,512.6 4,285.3 15,565.9 4,767.7 15,421.7 228,530.2 14,452.7 3,364.0 8,589.4 65,409.2 59,396.4
1971
1972
1973 ..
8
1974
1979:
January
February
March .
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July.
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
3603
345.8
3564
362.3
4096
416 7
11 2
3650 5
42503
53445
63239
5381 5
163
20 3
202
426
494
41 0
584
51 5
72 2
1 405 7 57 2
1 7567 954
2001 8 2199
25850 3497
2397 1 2544
136
16.7
353
2202
4529
539 1
8736
4532
4428
475.6
410.1
414.0
469.8
452.7
28
4.6
11.2
3.3
3.2
2.9
4,228 0
3,527.2
3,947.9
4,240.6
4,164.9
4528 1
3,935.2
3,248.6
3,673.8
4,015.0
3,802.1
42363
9192
312.1
2878
2042
198.7
222.5
217.8
247.8
258.5
958.3
944.3
852.7
877.2
853.6
50743
5,460.4
6,084.4
6,549.3
5,409.3
6,783.4
47578
5,108.2
5,742.7
6,226.0
4,999.9
6,300.2
2 515 5
26058
2601 6
2210 3
2468 3
26173
294 3
2776
2684
2663
3032
317 3
948 9
1 0884
1 0958
968 5
1 1599
1 1847
5377
5492
4850
311 7
306 1
422 7
1 6497
1 ,367.2
1 5362
1 458 2
1 4785
1 488 5
184892
19,271.3
195242
182224
19,114.5
19031 5
1 ,466 1
1,203.4
1,351.0
1 2789
1,293.8
1 372.8
178.6
198.5
212.9
2247
244.0
2233
882.4
892.6
988.7
867 1
886.0
913.7
6,558.6
7,741.9
7,391.7
6,345.9
6,894.5
6,937.6
6,046.3
7,199.1
6,837.6
5,833.2
6,515.0
6,531 .4
3 1208
2 825 1
3,339.7
3 929 7
3*7477
3,804.8
22826
2 141 0
2^261 '.8
2419 1
2 6692
2,824.2
323 2
3000
293.3
304 1
4333
333.6
9048
1 0458
915.0
1 1066
1 031 4
1,069.8
3393
407 0
420.5
372 3
4490
696.4
1 4398
1 3109
1,219.3
1 4106
1 5299
1,536.5
178845
175480
17,859.3
188572
18,002.8
19,776.0
1,3355
1 2072
1,121.9
1 3048
1 ,441 .3
1,385.9
253.1
227 6
261.3
2863
243.6
217.4
857.8
837.2
8306
856.4
871.2
5,792.3
62359
5,830.5
6231 0
5,879.6
7,218.4
5,421.2
5,867 7
5,460.4
5,846.1
5,446.1
6,766.8
8546
8691
11191
1 1039
989 5
1 1894
36220
36764
3 987 7
3921 6
4 140 9
4 048 8
2801 8
2 933 5
2*6366
26590
2435 3
2 562 8
3902
3824
413 6
297 1
337 6
349 2
1 1672
1 1049
1 2454
1 0722
1 207 7
7177
6123
407 0
4965
3242
1,570.1
1 6524
1 5360
1 4485
1 5628
1 3393
21,007.0
19,471 8
198266
21,326.7
19891 4
21 1829
1,471.0
1 ,340.9
1 3729
1,225.0
1,371.2
1 2409
253.3
236.0
2449
261.5
311 7
231 3
885.9
1 ,029.4
9893
1 ,038.3
1,129.7
1 061 4
8,014.2
7,943.4
6,475.9
7,835.5
6,078.2
72555
7,388.5
7,344.7
5,992.5
7,368.9
5,651.8
6,853 8
1 131 7
1 5050
1,126.2
1 085.2
954.7
906.3
3 677 2
36387
3,705.5
42589
4,132.2
3,603.9
2 381 9
26166
2,651.5
30157
2,755.6
2,573.1
352 1
3564
395.0
411.8
412.6
376.4
987 5
433 5
472.7
467.0
373.5
436.6
1 2173
1 3407
1,260.8
1 ,447.7
1,249.6
1,378.2
19 1324
21 ,276.8
19,487.8
22,107.4
21,305.4
18,285.2
1 161 6
1,176.1
1,150.7
1,295.4
1,132.7
1,299.2
2197
1 1226
1,119.2
1 362.4
1,287.1
1,170.9
285.5
239.3
316.3
299.9
238.9
891 9
873.2
829.2
944.7
824.3
696.1
5,692.0
6,880.5
6,557.9
6,643.7
6,613.2
5,426.9
5,264.9
6,436.2
6,154.3
6,153.7
6,113.7
4,854.3
31 8
981.7 35078
7800 35476
1 011 3 4 1562
821 4 37357
1 151 5 40686
1 2104 4 398 1
27599
23760
2678 5
22225
26246
3 011 3
77
25.7
27.6
34.8
8.9
7.1
1 1397
1,217.6
1,079.6
1 483.0
1,037.3
1,181.4
2 5506
2,884.1
2,776.3
3,061.0
2,604.6
2,963.1
9893
992,6
1 1430
1 101 1
1 1175
9924
3973
379 1
401 1
3283
3482
3608
41 8
7823
756.2
8302
8276
763 1
741 o
3463 1
3631 3
3 7494
3 2452
33486
3 255 9
1 0535
933 1
844.8
861 8
8763
896.4
3828
3865
297.0
284 9
3326
414.4
329
229
788 0
7343
996.8
9070
743 1
885.6
995.8
7580
9700
1 011 0
971 9
918 3
391 7
3967
3956
3976
431 6
411 8
829
950 1
9878
789.3
972.1
998.7
1,055.9
433 5
4948
409.0
4291
494.4
503.3
390
1 ,087.4
8749
1 003 3
9448
1 221 1
1 090 5
4992
3944
492 7
4397
4946
4593
957 1
1,025.4
872.9
981.1
949.0
967.2
3794
498.5
459.6
350.0
413.7
420.4
191
354
106
222
35 1
95.3
53 3
288
55.9
324
44 5
197
184
13 3
14 1
15.8
31 7
27.8
8.0
184
22 0
18 0
155
102
3 4592
3,828.4
4,236.3
3,907.2
4,009.6
3,622.1
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
204.8
156.2
221 9
205.3
216.5
1 171 9
1,177.1
1,163.2
1,185.5
1,449.5
1,470.9
25
51
36
1 ,278 3
1,102.5
1 ,242.6
1,325.7
1,245.1
1 3573
158476
16,616.9
16,817.9
17,988.2
17,115.5
18,087.8
4403
529 1
432.2
466.9
599.6
534.1
37
14,3323
12,520.6
14,3290
14,681.1
15,129.2
159267
1 267 4
1 3141
1,257.6
1 2552
1,542.6
1 6565
4.9
31
1 5140
1 ,255.7
1 4359
1 ,490.9
1 3823
1 5090
31,7979
41,526.1
39,104.2
56,035.6
73,770.9
4760
4067
524.3
4649
477.4
4628
1 8998
21139
2,150.1
23429
2,296.2
2469 1
499.6
4558
4653
456.7
501 9
4699
69
10,2676 1 6237 7014 1 33,999.6
12,557.8 1,669.4 8,486.2 44,537.2
13,521.5 2221.3 9,293.8 42,095.8
15,169.5 2,565.0 10,652.7 59,997.9
1 5,762.7 2,771.5 10,495.9 79,057.7
621 5
7568
767.0
943 1
782.8
9375
2 912 0
2881 9
3,162.3
34378
3,540.1
33735
30
39
3.6
51
109,5104
133,278.4
157,016.5
189,376.3
223,409.2
7100
7104
7034
667.1
7128
789.0
8074
4296
4282
345.8
4578
378 1
494.9
511.0
4527
4556
441 9
4795
539 7
11 1793
13,538.3
14961 6
16,879.5
174250
232 3
321 1
264.5
44 2
1103
90.8
1327
103.3
1478
47
3.1
58
26
35
36
3.6
4.5
4.0
4.4
35744
4,084.4
3545 1
5,165.9
5297 1
2586
498 2
4033
351.5
3893
413.8
4923
4899
380.3
4694
442 2
4890
441 8
41
1 7366 35981
2,240.5 4,694.2
28257 60939
3,118.2 8,800.1
37146 125195
2197
2.9
22
2.2
51
38
132283
16,450.3
185560
24,767.0
29 851 2
71 9
75 4
941 9
1 0240
766.2
8032
1,016.5
1 0706
41
26 237 1
29,598.6
33 525 0
38,046.1
41 455 4
33820 37148 33233
3,859.8 4,799.0 4,299.6
76142
50138 8 1735
6,065.6 25,453.8 24,269.5
55662 26 475 6 24,8143
332.4
3470
475.9
3936
392 9
22
29
38
42543
5 141.0
65139
8 027.7
9755 1
1 261 6
1 ,632.2
23058
3,390.4
30586
5900
656.8
6566
666.1
7256
4144
3959
367.4
381 5
489.8
470.8
4.2
12 691 5 4881 0
761 7
941.6
149267 57725
177153 7827 1 1 1892
21 924 4 136669 1,699.9
21 746 7 1 1 839 8 1 4643
3395
220 .1
2069
240.6
250
191
232
287
26
6695
2498 5
2 987.1
36565
4061.3
37844
1 887 2
1 7535
1 8304
1 939 1
2011 1
2 089 1
3729
3087
4250
4033
3671
4929
2.8
39
6167
29142
28828
33706
29683
35073
3 094 2
8696
6820
8580
981 9
9388
1 0026
27
5124
5556
405.4
671 0
653.4
6560
6974
23
27
26
42
33
41
1 7862 6 1250
1 7098 7 1066
20583 9 005 2
2 1204 103836
2 1936 1 1 092 0
5381
2150
9181
4120
3103
5148
2109
8131
738.0
8593
870.1
1 ,006.0
9609
8124
602.2
3132
1,116.6
1 2553
1 3105
1 014.2
1 2383
1 5782
3552
350.2
2930
3992
1,263.0
1 091 0
1 4039
1,271.3
1 ,348 2
1 3347
21,343.0
17,173.6
194195
16,610.8
1 9,456.3
20 476 2
1,035.8
948.4
1 ,270 6
1,158.2
1 ,267.2
1,2726
285.8
193.5
266.3
284.1
321.2
2924
740.9
669.2
689.7
703.2
771.6
7905
7,439.3
5,107.2
5,008.9
4,311.9
4,167.4
5,426 6
6,830.8
4,523.2
4,504.2
3,862.8
3,749.4
50253
3468
391.9
374.8
427.5
315.4
440.1
1 2308
1 ,435.3
1,448.9
1,299.9
1,219.1
1,418.7
3870
281.4
361.9
504.0
392.3
528.9
1 1486
1 ,348.0
1,302.0
1,428.6
1 ,248.0
1,234.3
18,614.7
21,519.8
18,885.8
19,790.7
17,754.0
17,485.9
1,122.5
1,301.1
1,266.6
1,384.3
1,232.7
1,192.8
251.3
300.1
310.1
305.3
287.5
266.0
695.3
782.1
715.8
701.3
705.0
624.8
5,942.7
6,353.1
5,200.6
5,946.5
5,037.4
5,467.6
5,454.9
5,954.0
4,741.4
5,486.9
4,419.7
4,843.7
335.4
3144
369 8
312 1
3437
3124
80
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FOREIGN TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES—VALUE OF IMPORTS, INDEXES, SHIPPING WEIGHT AND VALUE
GENERAL IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE— BY COMMODITY GROUPS AND
PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES (Millions of dollars) >•»
Oils
YEAR AND MONTH
Machinery and transport equipment
and
fats,
animal
and
vegetable
Manufactured
goods
Chemicals
Transport equipment
Machinery
Total
Total
Automobiles
and parts
3
1961
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
479.5
405.8
89.5
50.6
55.7
44.2
40.6
61.6
8
9,445.9
9,493.5
8
37,291.9
33,1 48.4
8
69,627.2
73,31 9.6
8
38,212.2
39,456.8
3
31,415.2
33,862.8
8
204,132
230,176
274,257
264,484
269,182
22,610
25,520
39,642
55,506
61,408
313,167
350,845
441,624
449,179
427,865
26,993
33,617
42,742
67,148
63,469
90.7
83.6
100.0
110.2
110.4
102.6
100.0
118.9
142.1
165.5
283,070
274,413
300,032
357,793
401,172
64,712
65,376
77,268
97,579
118,835
517,450
612,798
592,949
597,495
487,936
81,171
103,037
115,480
140,091
164,924
179.1
167.4
406,796
400,955
123,495
115,905
464,420
376,446
177,059
155,511
71.8
81.6
86.2
83.7
74.4
13,104.0
15,842.0
20,631.2
22,074.8
24,133.9
96.1
99.8
95.9
92.2
100.0
106.9
121.6
138.1
100.0
111.9
124.5
132.9
100.0
119.7
151.3
183.6
100.0
107.9
128.7
161.4
26,216.9
29,360.6
150.8
152.5
128.8
115.1
194.1
175.6
170.3
167.5
105.2
13,873.2
17,420.1
21,076.1
8
24,060.3
23,457.2
8
31.3
38.1
47.4
69.3
66.5
43.5
46.7
55.0
82.7
89.4
9,545.8
11,421.6
13,244.1
8
8
4,01 7.7
17,718.7
3,695.9 14,702.5
1981
1982
17,319
17,434
21,139
21,570
24,728
36.4
41.1
59.1
81.9
89.7
258.6
8
544.3
553.9
14,640.2
17,829.9
23,186.1
25,633.9
28,642.0
266,074
256,814
282,751
288,620
299,168
66.9
73.4
90.5
98.6
96.6
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
15,184.5
17,663.8
24,403.8
28,043.5
31,903.6
18,532
18,636
19,359
19,915
24,394
54.3
55.9
65.4
83.0
92.8
2,209.8
2,769.1
4,298.5
5,273.8
5,883.0
29,824.7
36,406.8
47,590.2
53,677.3
60,545.7
185,978
187,426
194,482
199,286
239,774
6,776.4
7,946.1
9,252.3
10,263.9
9,920.7
2,612.9
3,024.4
3,688.4
4,488.9
5,288.7
Value
(Mil. of
dollars)
10,644
11,805
12,382
13,441
14,942
17.6
18.5
22.8
24.7
27.4
4,822.8
5,793.4
7,986.9
9,762.7
11,171.7
Shipping
weight
(Thous. of
short
tons)
187,946
210,630
212,485
233,744
255,754
47.8
49.8
60.9
64.1
66.3
6,352.7
6,384.3
8,162.4
7,892.9
8,438.3
Value
(Mil. of
dollars)
General imports
13,913
13,987
15,086
17,394
16,927
36.8
37.1
37.4
38.6
41.3
955.4
958.0
1,129.1
1,228.3
1,450.2
17,621.9
21,367.0
27,234.9
30,064.1
32,190.4
128,035
134,576
157,008
172,210
171,730
24.6
26.0
28.3
31.2
35.6
146.2
122.0
157.9
136.7
159.6
4,772.4
4,970.4
6,430.0
7,478.6
8,582.7
Shipping
weight
(Thous. of
short
tons)
52.8
54.6
58.7
62.6
67.7
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
511.0
739.8
533.4
Value
46.7
47.6
48.2
49.9
52.7
810.1
463.9
530.7
ty
1,617.7
2,266.1
3,711.6
4,618.4
5,067.6
1,201.5
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
Quanti-
10.1
11.2
11.7
12.9
14.7
1,746.2
8
Unit
value 6
28.8
32.7
33.9
36.4
41.1
2,947.8
7,905.5
9,633.2
11,109.9
8
11, 61 2.0 8 12,450.7
11,727.4 1 1 ,737.2
ty
Value
35.1
34.2
34.5
35.4
35.8
5,555.4
5,967.8
7,786.9
9,966.1
Quanti-
16.9
17.6
18.8
21.6
22.4
768.7
1,612.3
2,014.6
2,463.0
Unit
value
General imports
38.7
40.4
43.3
49.3
49.5
116.5
171.6
179.6
Exports of U.S.
merchandise (excluding
military grant-aid)
Exports (including
reexports)
43.8
43.5
43.4
43.9
45.3
1962
1963
1964
1965
WATERBORNE TRADE8
INDEXES OF EXPORTS AND IMPORTS * (1977 = 100)
99.9
7
7
2,255.8
2,120.6
2,424.0
2,250.9
2,596.4
2,669.8
4,515.4
3,932.3
4,438.4
4,750.0
4,509.3
4,712.5
2,206.2
1,971.0
2,289.6
2,313.7
2,291.1
2,536.0
2,309.8
1,961.6
2,148.8
2,436.2
2,218.3
2,176.5
1,996.8
1,639.4
1,871.7
2,162.9
1,943.1
1,920.8
117.8
118.7
121.3
122.3
122.2
125.7
106.7
108.9
128.3
116.6
121.0
122.1
125.7
129.2
155.7
142.6
147.9
153.4
113.3
114.6
118.3
118.7
121.5
124.2
115.8
110.3
112.7
112.5
116.0
131.2
114.2
130.6
133.9
136.7
144.1
22,948
21,980
28,239
27,463
28,288
31,650
6,508
6,637
655.1
648.7
698.3
657.4
8,176
7,381
7,775
8,384
53,870
43,642
45,937
51,080
48,529
51,744
10,928
8,904
10,028
11,030
10,703
12,170
532.1
440.5
99.6
July
August
September
October
November
December
35.0
66.3
56.8
72.4
69.4
97.6
570.9
648.1
612.1
609.9
708.5
697.1
2,481.2
2,627.6
2,484.2
2,692.1
2,721.3
2,740.0
4,328.6
4,314.3
4,183.4
4,569.5
4,815.0
4,608.9
2,402.0
2,395.4
2,362.6
2,455.1
2,455.9
2,366.3
1,926.6
1,918.9
1,821.0
2,114.4
2,359.1
2,242.5
1,673.5
1,671.6
1,566.2
1,758.2
1 ,989.9
1,880.7
126.4
128.4
126.8
130.0
129.7
130.7
116.7
116.7
117.7
133.0
133.0
129.5
147.4
149.7
149.2
172.9
172.4
169.2
127.9
130.2
134.4
137.9
140.7
144.1
110.5
113.6
107.1
115.2
109.5
113.4
141.3
147.9
143.9
158.9
154.2
163.4
31,768
32,714
30,101
35,324
32,673
34,644
8,009
8,191
8,072
9,350
9,345
9,751
51,439
50,891
51,846
52,068
44,458
51,748
11,921
12,721
12,556
12,944
12,504
13,684
1980:
January....
February
March
April
May
June
58.2
32.7
42.3
48.8
30.7
41.2
696.1
726.8
786.2
765.3
768.4
762.4
2,916.3
2,815.6
2,909.9
2,618.1
2,795.8
2,662.1
4,976.0
4,741.9
5,084.3
5,027.2
5,074.1
5,052.3
2,519.4
2,400.7
2,656.9
2,613.6
2,683.2
2,685.5
2,463.4
2,341.2
2,447.3
2,468.4
2,481.0
2,366.8
2,009.5
2,008.7
2,097.1
2,031.9
2,024.6
1,993.6
133.7
133.3
133.4
134.1
133.1
135.8
121.9
127.4
147.3
142.8
140.7
137.2
163.0
169.7
196.5
191.4
187.2
186.3
149.1
155.4
159.7
159.3
160.2
163.2
111.4
109.6
108.9
102.0
106.1
103.9
166.1
170.3
173.9
162.6
170.1
169.6
28,803
27,426
31,468
34,391
34,042
35,716
8,554
8,954
10,285
10,162
10,071
10,282
44,832
47,966
43,967
39,430
42,630
43,584
13,692
14,404
14,231
13,564
14,532
14,594
July
August
September
October
November
December
30.8
30.8
33.0
64.6
51.3
69.0
705.0
616.9
641.3
745.9
650.3
718.1
2,447.3
2,486.1
2,412.9
2,629.7
2,641.9
2,854.7
5,166.7
4,565.7
4,952.2
5,333.3
5,236.2
5,335.7
2,782.0
2,578.0
2,621.5
2,754.5
2,733.8
2,874.5
2,384.6
1,987.6
2,330.8
2,578.8
2,502.5
2,461.3
2,008.1
1,663.9
2,000.3
2,210.6
2,191.4
2,014.9
138.1
139.7
140.2
142.7
146.8
147.7
124.3
128.5
127.0
139.2
126.5
132.4
171.7
179.4
178.1
198.6
185.7
195.5
163.8
164.7
165.1
166.4
167.2
169.7
97.4
94.1
95.0
159.6
155.1
156.9
166.7
160.8
175.4
33,978
36,373
33,668
36,364
33,354
35,590
9,619
10,225
9,662
10,642
9,723
10,661
36,982
38,122
35,812
38,068
35,684
40,858
13,483
13,328
12,753
13,185
12,784
14,374
735.8
767.4
2,910.5
2,795.1
2,807.7
3,125.0
3,221.0
3,179.9
5,615.7
4,694.2
5,984.2
5,954.3
5,853.8
5,922.7
2,886.4
2,611.4
3,174.3
3,125.4
3,112.3
3,204.1
2,729.3
2,082.8
2,810.0
2,828.9
2,741.5
2,718.6
2,311.7
1,689.4
2,324.6
2,329.9
2,298.7
2,365.3
149.5
149.0
148.4
150.4
151.1
149.7
119.8
126.4
154.2
136.0
132.1
134.9
179.1
188.4
228.8
204.6
June
50.1
60.0
46.6
24.9
40.5
32.0
202.0
173.1
174.3
176.1
175.9
172.5
172.4
185.8
173.8
175.8
187.3
176.5
185.4
30,586
30,016
36,416
32,482
30,656
29,244
10,145
9,860
12,046
10,524
10,563
9,754
42,630
40,302
34,240
41,019
37,102
42,874
15,920
14,657
14,073
15,909
14,335
15,603
July
August
September
October
November
December
38.3
32.8
37.2
41.4
40.4
35.3
707.8
929.0
816.6
826.3
718.2
691.3
3,092.3
3,440.2
3,077.0
3,455.1
3,287.0
2,901.1
5,694.2
5,883.0
5,254.6
6,606.6
6,452.6
5,711.3
3,198.0
3,376.9
3,146.3
3,819.0
3,586.7
2,971.3
2,496.3
2,506.1
2,108.4
2,787.5
2,865.9
2,740.0
2,097.6
2,089.7
1,752.4
2,370.7
2,290.6
2,296.2
152.2
151.0
151.3
152.8
153.0
152.9
121.7
117.6
123.6
129.6
124.0
123.9
185.2
177.6
187.0
198.1
189.7
189.5
170.0
167.8
166.3
166.4
165.7
167.4
167.4
186.0
170.6
193.6
185.3
161.6
33,589
33,551
36,081
39,812
36,674
37,820
9,809
9,075
10,079
10,871
10,429
10,350
35,014
43,812
39,482
40,316
37,298
31,864
13,649
15,959
14,123
15,765
14,517
12,863
777.4
667.7
872.9
730.2
840.3
820.7
3,225.9
2,830.9
2,963.7
2,454.4
3,203.9
3,091.3
6,199.7
5,263.5
6,601.1
5,785.5
7,051.3
6,929.7
3,318.1
2,784.4
3,295.6
2,898.5
3,557.7
3,702.3
2,881.6
2,479.1
3,305.5
2,887.0
3,493.6
3,227.4
2,436.4
2,017.7
2,842.8
2,522.3
2,977.3
2,780.7
156.2
155.6
154.8
154.6
154.3
152.6
111.6
113.0
129.4
119.9
122.5
126.5
174.2
175.8
June
42.8
19.2
40.2
25.4
38.8
43.1
185.3
189.1
193.1
170.7
171.7
170.4
169.6
167.3
165.9
186.2
150.4
171.5
147.3
171.3
179.6
29,927
32,880
37,243
37,240
37,178
37,012
9,657
9,856
11,113
10,237
10,299
10,514
39,974
27,342
28,615
26,025
27,300
34,464
15,694
11,465
12,995
11,010
13,170
13,875
July
August
September
October
November
December
31.8
46.6
24.4
32.2
32.3
28.9
698.9
897.6
869.7
827.0
739.3
2,501.4
2,941.1
2,581.1
2,616.0
2,509.1
2,229.1
5,646.5
6,700.7
5,894.2
6,187.3
5,543.0
5,517.3
3,108.7
3,867.0
3,419.1
3,422.8
3,044.5
3,038.2
2,537.8
2,833.7
2,475.1
2,764.5
2,498.5
2,479.2
2,270.6
2,532.5
2,202.1
2,436.6
2,178.6
2,163.0
153.5
151.3
150.8
151.6
151.0
152.2
111.8
107.1
107.8
113.3
103.2
108.9
171.6
162.1
162.6
171.8
155.8
165.7
167.4
165.1
164.1
166.2
164.1
164.2
162.7
188.3
166.2
174.7
156.5
154.0
31,425
29,224
31,778
34,234
32,472
30,342
9,080
8,894
33,829
37,436
30,598
34,515
27,291
29,057
12,924
15,605
12,426
13,532
11,552
11,263
1981:
January
February..
March
April
Mav
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
818.1
825.4
794.1
815.9
751.8
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
199.6
200.2
100.1
96.1
99.9
107.3
99.7
99.8
106.5
102.3
107.6
98.5
110.9
102.6
116.3
111.9
96.5
109.1
87.6
100.7
86.8
102.4
108.3
97.2
114.0
101.3
105.2
95.3
93.8
9,061
9,402
8,923
8,869
81
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION—AIR CARRIERS
CERTIFIED ROUTE CARRIERS, TOTAL INDUSTRY l
DOMESTIC OPERATIONS »
Passenger-miles
revenue
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
Total
(Billions)
Passenger-load
factor
(Percent)
Operating revenues
Ton-miles
(revenue),
total
(Millions)
Total,
including
nonscheduled service
(Millions 2of
dollars)
Passenger
revenues
(Millions of
dollers)
Cargo
revenues
(Millions
of dollars)
Mail
rev-
enues
(Millions
of
dollars)
Scheduled and nonscheduled service
Scheduled service
Scheduled and
nonscheduled service
Scheduled service, except as indicated
Operating
expenses
(Millions of
dollars)
Net
income
after
taxes
(Millions
of dollars)
Passengermiles
revenue
(Billions)
31.06
33.62
38.46
44.14
51.89
Cargo
ton-miles
(Millions)
Mail
ton-
miles
(Millions)
Operating
revenues
(Millions of
dollars)
Operating
expenses
(Millions of
dollars)
Net
income
after
taxes
(Millions
of dollars)
2,305
2,589
2,790
3,169
3,691
2,307
2,488
2,646
2,849
3,239
-39
18
17
144
238
39.83
43.76
50.36
58.49
68.68
55.4
53.0
53.1
55.0
55.2
4,971
5,570
6,346
7,434
8,986
3,064
3,439
3,759
4,251
4,958
2,485
2,763
3,067
3,483
4,029
201
231
263
317
390
124
141
149
152
172
3,043
3,249
3,479
3,781
4,286
44
50
81
221
362
1970*
79.89
98.75
113.96
125.42
131.74
58.0
56.5
52.6
50.0
49.7
10,686
13,036
15,249
16,898
18,166
5,745
6,865
7,753
8,791
9,290
4,530
5,426
6,222
7,120
7,627
449
501
585
686
750
241
268
276
296
306
4,970
6,157
7,248
8,403
9,247
428
408
208
54
199
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
135.66
152.41
161.96
162.92
162.81
48.5
53.0
52.1
54.9
53.7
18,685
20,746
22,242
22,425
22,186
10,046
11,163
12,419
14,703
15,356
8,220
9,271
10,274
11,879
12,354
826
938
1,075
1,248
1,310
288
271
303
309
311
9,717
10,579
11,834
13,978
15,288
30
222
227
322
72
106.44
118.14
126.32
129.73
131.73
2,278
2,567
2,922
2,888
2,747
708
686
687
692
683
55.4
56.2
61.5
63.0
59.0
24,121
26,100
29,679
33,390
32,487
17,503
19,925
22,892
27,227
33,728
14,266
16,274
18,814
22,792
28,049
1,497
1,719
1,986
2,211
2,432
326
390
387
464
623
16,781
19,017
21,527
27,018
33,949
451
731
1,186
331
1980....
178.99
194.75
226.78
262.02
254.18
145.27
156.61
182.67
208.89
200.09
2,909
3,125
3,506
3,466
3,274
719
751
808
853
944
13,899
15,821
18,189
21,652
26,404
13,324
15,165
17,172
21,523
26,409
1981
1982
248.89
258.96
58.6
59.0
31,949
32,754
36,502
30,579
2,480
675
36,922
198.72
209.54
3,350
3,026
998
1,004
29,014
29,277
19.41
17.96
22.58
20.79
20.63
24.05
57.4
58.1
64.3
70.3
66.0
70.0
2,474
2,314
2,902
2,653
2,651
2,997
5,910
4,916
512
94
5,916
-19
535
102
6,209
67
62
75
67
70
68
4,814
5,455
265
253
318
281
288
294
4,776
6,503
15.51
14.92
18.82
16.80
16.29
18.87
5,149
4,888
305
26.06
27.96
21.14
21.80
19.81
20.52
68.7
69.4
58.7
58.6
58.0
55.8
3,210
3,398
2,703
2,787
2,631
2,670
20.28
22.16
16.22
16.69
16.07
16.52
289
300
285
324
299
270
64
70
66
73
73
97
5,879
5,833
37
5,848
5,988
-100
20.00
18.58
22.17
20.76
20.91
23.63
54.5
55.1
60.8
58.5
57.5
63.0
2,538
2,416
2,844
2,660
2,700
2,951
15.88
15.14
18.09
16.68
16.34
18.44
253
261
286
269
285
274
76
73
80
78
78
72
6,175
6,388
-176
6,519
6,583
-31
24.92
26.39
19.62
20.09
17.89
20.25
62.9
66.3
55.9
57.7
55.2
58.5
3,095
3,238
2,540
2,635
2,384
2,602
9,199
7,700
625
146
8,940
185
101
640
173
8,519
114
75
75
73
83
76
108
6,794
7,048
282
283
273
295
266
249
6,949
8,525
18.93
20.05
14.84
15.84
14.27
16.37
6,752
6,636
263
19.33
16.98
19.82
20.26
21.87
22.70
54.8
54.2
56.7
58.4
61.0
60.1
2,435
2,213
2,589
2,604
2,784
2,861
8,547
7,172
579
159
8,707
-62
646
161
9,301
84
78
86
85
81
78
7,016
7,962
245
246
287
278
290
295
6,992
9,424
15.73
14.06
16.46
16.42
17.46
17.90
7,543
7,399
53
24.56
24.62
19.75
20.25
18.30
20.42
60.7
68.1
57.6
57.7
54.9
57.2
3,070
3,037
2,569
2,685
2,443
2,655
9,729
8,195
624
161
8,600
-12
651
192
9,284
-386
78
75
78
86
76
111
7,442
7,238
299
275
289
309
272
264
7,463
8,776
19.04
18.75
15.17
16.05
14.92
16.74
6,999
7,389
19.78
17.99
21.71
21.58
21.52
23.67
55.5
55.3
60.7
61.2
58.4
63.6
2,473
2,314
2,768
2,715
2,725
2,910
8,415
7,039
556
172
9,046
-689
501
602
171
9,063
79
77
87
84
82
77
7,373
7,767
224
229
269
249
257
250
6,832
9,222
16.07
15.05
18.29
17.76
17.26
18.97
7,350
7,231
31
25.16
25.82
20.12
20.94
19.20
20.92
63.0
64.0
54.9
56.4
55.9
57.8
3,094
3,153
2,583
2,716
2,527
2,717
19.79
20.23
15.61
16.75
15.95
17.34
254
258
254
270
258
253
79
77
80
84
78
117
7,604
7,431
65
1961
1962
1963
1964. .
1965
1966
1967 .
1968
1969
1976
1977
1978
1979
1979:
January
February
March
April
May..
June
July
August
September
October ..
November
December .
1980:
January
February
March ..
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June....
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
»•
533
7
339
131
7,552
6,403
558
115
7,407
7,262
6,018
606
153
7,466
-132
7,624
6,373
568
150
7,969
-276
8,307
6,913
599
152
8,459
9,834
8,317
601
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
-124
165
8,479
132
-217
2
73
43
172
3
60.59
75.49
87.51
102.72
104.15
533
637
715
894
1,112
3
1,301
1,498
1,775
2,1 26
2,215
151
167
175
192
228
3
294
408
567
807
715
3
4
4,171
4,981
5,691
6,936
7,180
7,753
8,652
9,694
11, 546
12,020
3
4
3,670
4,560
5,397
6,61 3
7,181
7,496
8,158
9,200
10,761
11,902
262
234
83
31
3
-184
4
31
196
179
381
46
331
497
856
222
156
-360
-322
82
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION—AIR CARRIERS, URBAN TRANSIT, MOTOR CARRIERS
AIR CARRIERS— INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS '
Scheduled service
MOTOR CARRIERS
Scheduled and nonscheduled service
(Millions of dollars)
Carriers of property class I — Common
and contract carrier
service 3
URBAN
TRANSIT
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTEP
Passengermiles
(revenue)
(Billions)
Common
INDUSTRY—
Cargo tonmiles
(Millions)
Mail tonmiles
(Millions)
Operating
revenues
(Millions of
dollars)
Operating
expenses
(Millions of
dollars)
Net income
after taxes
(Millions of
dollars)
Passengers
carried
(Millions) 2
Carriers of property class I
and II (ATA)— Freight
carried, indexes of
volume *
Number of
reporting
carriers
Operating
revenues
(Millions of
dollars)
Net income
(Millions of
dollars)
Tonnage
hauled
(revenue)
(Millions of
tons)
and
contract
carriers of
property
(Avg.
same
period
1967 =
100)
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
261
331
383
486
708
157
183
192
191
265
759
850
969
1,082
1,267
737
760
833
932
1,047
-5
32
64
78
124
7,242
7,122
6,915
6,854
6,798
954
954
1,018
1,018
1,148
4,903
5,374
4,704
10.14
11.90
14.35
16.79
5,741
6,176
7,120
5,498
5,890
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
19.30
23.26
26.45
22.70
27.56
848
952
1,135
1,224
1,299
468
578
700
5
544
766
1,574
1,884
2,062
8
1,855
2,109
1,300
1,597
1,852
5
1,790
2,066
165
174
125
5
23
15
6,671
6,616
6,491
6,310
5,932
1,148
1,249
1,249
1,359
1,359
7,849
8,329
9,523
10,742
11,050
1,518
1,738
1,916
2,083
2,048
617
515
522
471
426
2,292
2,512
2,725
7
3,157
3,336
2,221
1
26
48
-60
25
5,497
6,567
6,660
6,935
6,972
1,475
1,475
712
766
766
12,693
14,270
14,475
16,676
16,266
407
397
374
372
392
3,605
7,081
7,286
7,616
8,130
8,228
MOO
100
100
100
100
7,949
7,714
8.77
5
5
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
29.22
34.27
35.64
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
33.72
36.61
44.11
53.13
54.09
2,187
2,302
2,314
2,498
2,458
1981
1982
50.17
49.43
2,335
2,430
376
399
3.90
3.05
3.76
3.99
4.34
5.18
173
175
219
196
199
202
5.78
6.49
4.92
4.42
3.74
4.00
33.19
31.08
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
»
7
2,420
2,633
3,21 8
3,326
120
234
331
109
4,104
4,703
5,575
6,543
3,457
3,852
4,355
5,505
6,766
-270
6,390
6,595
-186
28
27
32
30
30
29
1,134
1,122
12
1,354
1,322
34
223
203
210
247
241
209
28
30
27
31
37
43
1,673
1,574
1,414
1,488
-32
4.12
3.43
4.08
4.08
4.57
5.19
179
194
229
206
212
211
29
30
33
32
33
32
1,449
1,561
-99
1,603
1,691
-98
5.99
6.34
4.77
4.25
3.62
3.88
215
210
203
216
215
170
31
31
29
33
37
43
1,992
1,905
75
1,574
1,679
145
3.60
2.92
3.36
3.84
4.41
4.80
145
162
204
184
194
189
28
28
31
31
31
30
1,329
1,470
152
1,627
1,653
48
5.52
5.87
4.58
4.20
3.38
3.68
207
196
199
232
229
195
29
29
29
32
36
43
1,932
1,859
61
1,501
1,625
59
3.71
2.93
3.42
3.83
4.26
4.70
162
180
208
191
202
185
29
29
33
32
32
31
1,366
1,444
94
1,601
1,574
13
5.36
5.59
4.51
4.91
3.25
3.57
214
203
205
235
233
208
32
32
31
34
36
47
1,912
-126
1,777
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
83
6
645
617
724
667
713
694
643
673
655
758
710
633
8
1 1 ,420
100)
6,741
72.9
80.3
84.4
89.8
97.9
7,457
8,012
9,047
10,279
10,655
101
100
109
114
112
105.6
100.3
107.3
113.7
111.1
11,907
13,434
13,755
15,869
15,539
119
128
142
135
121
149.4
136.3
163.4
155.6
131.8
137
148
157
155
152.4
165.9
181.7
180.2
148.8
8
8
13,853
16,618
15,051
1 5,432
349
452
495
312
304
100
16,489
199
182
100
4,329
58
58
166
202.7
100
6,942
97
109
162
143.9
189.3
186.8
100
3,872
121
52
159
100
4,237
94
54
140
201
217
236
215
189
147.0
128.9
192.3
198.8
9
9
3,787
48
49
149
100
3,742
45
46
142
100
3,822
89
45
139
100
4,233
117
50
650
644
726
690
676
693
100
3,760
41
45
100
4,105
102
46
615
625
645
693
643
652
100
4,159
98
45
100
4,247
10
45
603
623
720
650
635
645
100
3,587
48
39
100
3,910
58
41
584
631
636
678
654
654
100
3,937
48
40
634
656
681
748
663
681
(1967 =
69
75
79
86
96
5,144
100
686
679
744
637
718
695
Common
carriers of
general
freight,
seasonally
adjusted
9
9
185.6
176.1
174.7
172.8
171.5
168.4
163.7
156.6
157.6
150.4
142.6
140.1
135.4
142.2
146.0
147.4
150.9
152.4
152.6
152.1
152.1
152.6
153.5
152.3
152.2
148.7
144.5
139.9
135.7
128.1
129.1
132.1
128.8
130.9
132.3
132.4
130.9
132.5
129.7
125.1
121.3
121.9
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION—RAILROADS AND TRAVEL
TRAVEL— HOTELS AND MOTOR-HOTELS 4
CLASS I RAILROADS
Traffic
Financial operations *
YEAR AND MONTH
Operating revenues
Total
(Millions of
dollars) *
1961
1962.
Freight
(Millions of
dollars)
Passenger
(Millions
of dollars)
Operating
expenses
(Millions of
dollars)
Net railway
operating
income
(Millions of
dollars)
Ordinary
income
(Millions of
dollars)
Ton-miles (net) of freight » Price index
for total
railroad
freight
Revenue
Total
(1969 3=
(Billions)
(Billions)
100)
Restaurant
sales
index
(Same
month
1967 =
100)
Motor-hotels
Hotels
Average
room sale
(Dollars)
Rooms
occupied
(Percent
of total)
Average
room sale
(Dollars)
Rooms
occupied
(Percent
of total)
1965
9,187
9,440
9,560
5
9,857
10,208
7,737
7,991
8,154
8,456
8,836
625
619
588
578
553
7,271
7,417
7,452
7,738
7,850
538
727
806
818
962
385
572
652
698
815
577.8
606.4
635.5
670.3
709.3
563.3
591.7
621.6
659.3
697.7
97
97
95
97
97
9.23
9.35
9.37
9.53
9.71
62
61
60
61
62
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
10,661
10,377
10,860
11,423
11,982
9,286
9,141
9,755
10,320
10,913
544
485
444
438
420
8,122
8,211
8,582
9,038
9,650
1,048
678
683
658
487
906
554
570
507
229
750.5
731.6
759.1
781.7
777.2
738.2
719.4
744.5
767.9
762.5
100.0
108.8
100
100
102
103
99
10.03
10.59
11.35
12.37
13.25
62
61
61
59
55
12,697
13,440
14,821
16,878
16,357
11,793
12,598
13,818
15,881
15,346
294
257
258
290
297
10,058
10,580
11,595
13,073
13,207
700
830
855
763
351
351
483
552
685
108
752.1
800.8
878.4
880.7
778.3
739.7
776.7
851.8
851.0
754.3
122.4
126.1
129.3
149.7
169.4
99
105
111
117
118
13.56
21.01
22.39
25.02
28.76
54
60
64
62
60
17.84
18.29
19.38
20.98
67
68
67
64
1980
18,574
19,947
21 ,836
25,352
28,258
17,433
18,658
20,346
23,576
26,350
330
337
356
382
439
17,896
19,299
21,130
24,093
26,351
468
433
446
858
1,342
272
359
258
840
1,130
822.5
862.5
874.0
928.7
920.6
794.1
826.3
858.1
913.7
918.6
186.6
199.1
213.1
243.3
284.5
127
139
157
170
182
31.32
34.96
38.83
45.69
49.48
63
65
68
72
65
22.48
24.65
28.45
32.36
35.30
67
70
72
71
66
1981
1982
30,899
27,507
28,925
25,627
535
571
28,560
26,473
1,386
767
1,922
1,202
911.9
799.6
911.7
799.7
327.6
351.4
194
196
56.39
61.71
68
63
38.31
41.16
67
64
5,626
5,220
90
5,477
83
49
206.3
207.9
6,471
6,029
95
5,942
400
446
238.8
239.0
232.2
232.3
233.1
233.6
233.8
236.5
129
152
179
169
181
190
44.19
43.36
42.14
42.94
46.50
46.08
61
70
74
74
79
77
29.69
31.31
31.42
30.97
31.34
32.82
66
68
75
75
74
76
6,404
5,944
100
6,250
75
61
231.9
229.6
6,851
6,382
96
6,422
299
318
240.6
* 237.2
239.9
242.6
245.6
262.9
263.2
263.8
180
170
173
191
168
164
46.50
46.25
47.39
50.10
48.08
44.74
72
77
76
84
71
55
33.39
33.91
33.30
34.29
33.23
32.61
73
79
71
77
65
50
6,802
6,329
98
6,404
258
217
236.0
233.0
6,943
6,492
106
6,646
263
174
228.5
227.2
263.8
266.8
268.3
278.6
278.9
281.5
144
169
188
179
181
199
45.27
46.52
46.77
49.04
48.51
49.56
59
66
72
71
71
75
33.77
34.63
35.46
35.13
35.99
35.48
62
70
74
72
69
74
6,995
6,521
117
6,602
244
148
223.5
222.4
7,515
7,022
118
6,810
541
544
236.2
236.0
290.6
291.1
297.8
298.3
298.9
299.9
198
184
181
203
178
186
48.19
49.40
52.17
53.05
52.65
52.56
58
48
69
77
67
44
36.70
36.92
34.37
35.46
34.80
34.94
64
55
66
70
62
51
7,660
7,182
121
6,954
475
626
236.0
236.0
7,582
7,101
126
7,174
278
343
222.5
222.5
313.9
317.2
321.0
320.9
321.3
324.1
158
176
198
191
200
214
56.71
56.17
58.11
57.28
56.29
54.90
62
68
74
73
73
72
35.95
37.61
37.42
38.14
38.00
40.15
56
64
72
71
70
73
7,964
7,452
144
7,322
428
484
227.5
227.5
7,699
7,191
143
7,118
196
661
225.1
225.1
332.8
333.3
333.3
337.9
337.9
337.8
214
192
191
215
189
195
56.05
49.44
55.55
59.56
58.72
57.95
69
68
67
74
64
50
39.42
38.79
38.56
38.85
38.57
38.21
76
76
67
68
59
50
7,190
6,707
142
6,821
204
216
207.4
207.4
7,222
6,746
145
6,821
265
340
208.0
208.0
350.4
350.6
350.5
351.2
351.4
351.5
159
185
207
204
200
215
60.33
63.37
63.96
62,44
62.00
60.82
57
45
71
68
68
68
40.22
40.97
41.79
41.41
41.30
41.02
56
56
71
70
66
72
6,612
6,148
145
6,500
114
161
190.9
190.9
6,482
6,026
139
6,331
184
436
193.8
193.8
352.0
352.0
351.9
351.8
351.7
351.9
212
191
188
210
190
195
58.66
59.17
61.34
64.28
61.87
62.28
64
65
63
70
62
49
43.15
41.77
41.89
41.26
39.19
39.94
72
72
62
65
58
49
1963
1964.
1971
6
1972...
1973
1974....
1975
5
1976
1977....
1978
1979...
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June.
JulyAugust
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
5
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
7
8
84
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION—TRAVEL AND COMMUNICATION
COMMUNICATION (Millions of dollars, except as noted)
TRAVEL (Thousands)
Foreign travel l
U.S. citizens
Operating revenues 8
Aliens
YEAR AND MONTH
Arrivals
Departures
Arrivals
Departures
Passports
issued2
2,103
1,889
1,491
June
2,356
2,718
2,468
1,947
July
August
September
October
November
December
2,889
2,985
3,282
2,725
2,001
2,127
2,300
1,998
2,072
2,210
2,320
1,815
2,296
2,727
2,709
2,217
May
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
2,725
2,879
3,627
3,030
1,912
2,142
2,589
2,210
2,012
2,148
2,401
1,961
2,244
2,709
3,012
2,393
2,666
2,863
3,858
3,199
1,965
2,208
2,681
2,339
2,051
2,192
2,381
1,931
2,349
2,800
2,722
2,233
2,909
3,063
3,442
2,829
1,979
2,182
2,328
2,027
121.4
132.3
153.4
179.9
193.7
101.4
116.1
132.5
144.9
27.1
26.2
30.6
39.1
39.3
111.6
117.5
123.3
127.9
132.3
396.8
431.8
454.7
483.9
504.8
337.0
349.8
372.9
384.7
403.9
31.7
55.1
53.8
69.4
70.7
206.0
226.0
261.6
298.7
315.9
150.8
163.7
182.9
205.4
225.6
44.3
49.4
64.9
77.4
74.6
108.5
123.9
142.7
137.0
2,817
3,107
3,234
3,170
3,020
51,999
52,903
52,633
45,088
46,688
36,602
40,736
45,905
50,604
56,738
16,621
18,167
19,909
21,967
24,333
14,618
16,305
18,630
22,389
22,983
23,321
26,111
29,489
33,110
37,983
6,679
7,295
8,191
9,084
10,194
138.5
149.9
150.4
155.1
159.9
527.5
554.9
576.5
636.1
697.0
423.0
439.7
458.4
527.8
561.4
75.3
86.9
85.7
75.3
95.9
349.5
396.6
454.9
491.2
534.7
257.2
269.1
307.9
327.0
374.8
3,222
3,664
49,787
48,901
66,499
73,808
28,117
31,678
26,507
28,099
44,593
51,269
11,910
11,951
164.9
157.8
779.2
809.3
623.8
678.7
112.7
577.7
607.7
435.3
495.2
117.0
221
234
338
356
386
347
1,031
1,065
1,629
2,602
3,530
6,058
4,046
3,956
4,153
4,168
4,197
4,177
1,772
1,767
1,802
1 ,81 1
1,816
1,827
1,682
3,235
1,738
1,680
1,755
1,670
2,608
2,538
2,390
2,682
2,797
2,743
752
732
725
798
719
756
150.1
150.6
151.2
151.6
151.7
152.0
49.9
49.9
53.1
52.5
54.0
54.0
42.8
40.0
42.1
42.2
45.4
44.1
4.5
7.1
8.2
7.4
5.7
6.5
41.4
37.2
42.5
39.1
41.1
41.1
27.2
24.7
26.6
24.8
26.6
26.6
12.5
10.8
13.9
11.8
12.8
12.7
302
279
196
186
175
150
8,247
8,750
5,178
3,968
1,832
1,197
4,229
4,389
4,260
4,411
4,335
4,281
1,823
1,863
1,858
1,890
1,901
1,838
1,738
1,846
1,708
1,844
1,728
1,745
2,733
2,937
2,840
2,963
2,901
2,978
790
768
752
790
771
731
152.4
152.9
153.7
154.2
154.6
155.1
53.8
54.9
51.3
55.4
54.0
53.2
44.8
41.9
42.9
44.9
44.1
44.0
6.1
6.8
5.4
7.7
7.9
6.9
40.8
42.7
40.4
44.8
42.0
38.0
27.2
27.4
26.2
27.6
28.5
32.8
12.0
13.5
12.5
14.7
11.6
250
258
313
340
318
329
1,157
1,174
1,542
2,311
3,692
6,240
4,479
4,470
4,584
4,599
4,638
4,659
1,960
1,952
1,976
1,990
2,008
1,995
1,817
1,769
1,882
1,853
1,861
1,888
2,976
3,000
3,072
3,093
3,099
3,119
806
781
810
832
828
834
156.3
156.8
157.3
157.7
157.7
157.8
55.1
55.6
57.7
57.1
59.6
57.6
45.2
44.3
44.0
46.2
46.4
46.8
7.0
8.3
9.3
7.9
7.7
44.1
43.2
44.1
44.2
45.7
44.8
29.5
29.0
29.9
30.2
30.5
30.9
12.8
12.4
12.2
12.2
13.4
12.1
303
222
200
179
150
158
8,926
9,307
4,991
4,025
1,964
1,358
4,820
4,831
4,825
5,014
4,848
4,970
2,022
2,030
2,059
2,113
2,097
2,130
1,996
1,987
1,959
2,059
1,905
2,006
3,167
3,228
3,305
3,270
3,257
3,397
889
860
827
950
891
887
158.0
158.3
158.8
159.4
159.6
159.9
59.1
57.1
59.9
61.7
56.1
60.5
48.3
47.8
48.8
48.2
46.5
49.0
7.8
6.4
7.7
9.7
6.2
7.8
45.4
42.1
44.7
47.3
42.4
46.2
31.2
30.1
30.1
32.3
31.1
39.6
12.3
10.1
12.8
12.8
233
237
338
335
317
363
1,276
1,330
1,613
2,583
4,094
6,750
5,135
5,048
5,307
5,275
5,303
5,503
2,201
2,236
2,244
2,272
2,288
2,330
2,071
1,931
2,144
2,102
2,076
2,199
3,346
3,352
3,498
3,577
3,574
3,620
975
913
985
888
923
1,019
164.2
164.5
164.7
165.0
164.8
164.8
57.9
58.5
63.0
64.0
61.9
68.4
48.8
48.2
49.3
50.0
48.6
54.9
5.9
7.1
45.2
45.1
50.0
48.0
46.6
49.5
33.2
32.2
34.0
35.2
36.0
28.3
323
272
225
196
172
210
9,558
9,803
5,763
3,926
1,859
1,232
5,714
5,772
5,816
5,838
5,806
5,978
2,338
2,360
2,415
2,466
2,463
2,503
2,319
2,340
2,310
2,354
2,264
2,394
3,727
3,703
3,812
3,820
4,060
4,505
1,074
1,117
1,085
1,111
950
865
164.8
164.6
165.3
165.3
165.1
164.9
68.0
68.2
67.7
67.6
65.7
68.3
55.5
53.0
56.0
56.8
53.1
49.6
50.2
47.0
50.1
51.2
48.0
47.1
38.3
39.4
39.1
36.9
37.4
36.3
208
260
271
395
371
496
1,048
1,256
1,627
2,438
4,042
6,770
5,911
5,802
6,163
6,128
6,080
6,238
2,508
2,515
2,552
2,604
2,591
2,660
2,324
2,163
2,468
2,348
2,321
2,379
3,924
3,944
4,304
4,229
4,216
4,315
1,041
987
996
1,011
998
1,037
164.5
164.4
164.1
164.3
164.1
162.7
64.2
64.3
70.3
66.9
68.1
70.0
51.8
52.2
55.3
54.0
55.4
55.8
48.7
48.8
54.7
50.5
50.9
53.8
39.0
38.3
39.9
38.9
41.2
41.7
382
305
236
223
228
288
9,580
9,134
5,533
4,281
1,926
1,265
6,225
6,329
6,291
6,327
6,310
6,005
2,665
2,679
2,712
2,736
2,745
2,730
2,348
2,428
2,338
2,334
2,308
2,342
4,292
4,189
4,366
4,417
4,481
4,592
1,059
1,148
987
986
961
740
162.2
161.7
161.4
160.8
159.5
157.8
68.4
69.1
66.9
66.5
66.2
68.3
56.6
59.2
69.6
54.3
56.4
58.0
48.2
50.0
51.9
50.3
50.2
49.9
40.2
42.0
43.1
42.6
42.9
45.8
10
10
10
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
24.9
24.2
29.6
32.9
34.0
7,945
8,985
10,375
11,426
12,692
3,567
4,310
4,905
5,067
5,326
2,068
275.5
291.9
309.5
330.8
334.6
9,970
11,264
12,430
13,895
15,256
4,325
5,193
5,750
5,936
6,176
1979:
January
February
March
April
100.3
104.1
319.3
335.0
358.2
391.3
402.5
20,410
23,082
26,036
28,941
32,070
7,059
8,312
8,758
8,306
8,177
9,933
9,047
86.0
90.2
95.1
43,013
47,701
46,042
44,085
48,370
7,591
9,068
9,211
8,540
8,050
11,976
10,909
2,317
2,488
2,553
2,798
3,010
2,399
2,728
2,729
2,415
2,334
1971
1972
9,978
10,275
20.2
21.1
23.8
7,713
8,319
9,020
10,270
11,596
2,042
2,358
2,613
3,039
3,449
8,905
9,388
240.0
242.4
253.1
264.2
267.4
rev-
enues
(before
income
taxes)
4,761
5,170
5,693
6,506
6,947
2,409
2,773
3,084
3,602
4,065
1981
1982
265.7
264.1
286.8
299.4
305.6
rev-
enues
Net
operating
6,699
7,090
7,578
8,213
8,908
3,814
4,334
4,820
5,767
6,499
6,264 1 1 5 3S2
5,474
6,499
6,551
7,943
9,944
8,143
9,285
11,252
67.6
70.8
73.7
77.4
81.5
rev-
enues
(before
income
taxes)
Operating
expenses
12,905
13,847
15,068
16,781
18,100
3,893
4,387
5,021
5,911
6,659
11
1,519
1,675
1,770
1,924
2,091
rev-
Operating
34,158
35,288
37,445
37,625
40,672
1966
1967
1968
1969 . .
1970
7,755
8,330
9,245
9,939
9,971
enues
Operating
expenses
1,548
1,686
1,748
1,820
2,219
858
907
1,056
1,133
1,330
11
Operating
5,297
5,618
5,948
6,496
7,076
1,119
1,236
1,320
1,653
1,819
7,700
8,201
9,012
9,323
9,010
Tolls,
message
Net
operating
income
(after
taxes)
Net
operating
3,024
3,244
3,476
3,827
4,188
1,327
1,503
1,558
1,890
2,093
11
Station
revenues
Overseas
Telephones
in
service,
end of
period
(Millions)
4,973
5,280
5,585
5,922
6,272
2,020
2,292
2,588
2,841
3,341
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
7
Total
Operating
expenses
(excluding
taxes)
8,889
9,512
10,147
10,938
11,750
2,084
2,346
2,616
2,913
3,351
1974
1975
National
parks,
recreation
visits a
Domestic
25,554
29,387
29,175
29,645
32,002
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1973..
Telegraph carriers 8
Telephone earners *
10
10
10
13,253
14,868
16,538
18,420
20,664
8
8
10
10
10
3,487
4,034
4,713
5,296
5,792
10
10
10
89.9
92.3
97.7
12.4
7.0
86.8
10.1
10.3
10.8
7.3
9.3
8.9
11.4
7.8
7.7
9.1
9.6
8.7
8.4
10.5
9.4
9.0
10.6
8.2
6.5
-7.0
8.4
6.1
7.9
9
107.4
107.4
71.7
75.5
77.8
83.0
9
83.8
90.4
9
11.7
10.3
12.7
16.5
20.3
72.1
83.7
3.9
9.2
5.1
9.8
10.8
13.7
10.7
8.5
11.1
9.9
5.4
8.7
12.1
8.5
9.3
7.5
8.4
12.6
9.3
7.5
9.0
5.8
5.5
4.0
5.3
4.5
3.9
85
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS—CHEMICALS
INORGANIC CHEMICALS— PRODUCTION (Thousands of short tons, except as noted) J
Aluminum
sulfate,
commercial (17%
AI20S) 2
Chlorine
gas (100%
890
917
948
1,011
1,063
4,601
5,143
5,464
5,945
6,517
1,121
1,101
1,179
1,253
1,191
7,204
7,680
8,444
9,376
9,764
1,127
1,188
1,227
1,252
1,141
9,352
9,854
10,402
10,753
9,167
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1,202
1,255
1,309
1,315
1,286
1981
1982
YEAR AND MONTH
Hydrochloric
acid
(100%
HCI)
Phosphorus,
elemental3
Sodium
hydroxide
(100%
NaOH)
Sodium
silicate
(soluble
silicate
glass),
anhydrous *
Sodium
sulfate
(anhydrous,
refined;
Glauber's
salt;
crude salt
cake)8
Sodium
tripolyphosphate (100%
NasPs010)
Titanium
dioxide,
composite and
pure
(100%
Ti02)
Sulfur, native (Frasch)
and recovered
(Thousands8of long
tons)
Production
Stocks
(producers'), end
of period
INORGANIC FERTILIZER MATERIALSPRODUCTION (Thousands of short tons) »
Ammonia,
synthetic
anhydrous
Ammonium nitrate
original
solution 7
Ammonium
sulfate 8
Nitric acid
(100%
HN03)
3,235
3,406
3,993
9
4,581
9
4,663
922
1,103
1,202
1,626
1,947
3,380
3,370
4,242
4,732
4,898
2,106
2,079
2,002
1,916
1,894
5,514
6,463
6,992
9
7,223
9
7,603
1,821
1,858
1,987
9
2,1 20
2,106
7,638
7,981
8,398
8,120
7,527
4,914
5,486
5,814
9
6,389
9
6,831
525
553
551
565
588
1,135
1,194
1,233
1,316
1,404
756
770
818
886
923
503
523
519
559
577
6,244
5,884
5,828
6,250
7,331
4,814
4,934
4,760
4,227
3,425
5,207
5,810
6,693
7,634
8,869
9
7,596
8,398
8,868
9,917
10,141
623
613
633
657
628
1,445
1,364
1,483
1,475
1,373
1,001
1,048
1,177
1,215
1,208
594
589
624
664
655
8,242
8,282
8,819
8,568
8,539
2,704
1,954
2,655
3,338
3,829
10,605
12,194
12,120
12,769
13,824
5,117
6,005
5,737
5,891
6,456
545
541
526
524
450
9,667
10,216
10,734
11,189
9,635
636
661
723
770
724
1,356
1,327
1,437
1,348
1,227
1,040
1,033
967
903
770
678
693
785
787
603
8,620
9,240
10,021
10,533
10,180
4,120
3,796
3,927
3,957
5,126
14,538
15,169
15,208
15,733
16,419
6,635
6,863
7,235
7,542
7,088
2,542
2,668
2,793
3,090
2,888
437
430
441
460
432
10,516
11,000
11,309
12,759
11,606
747
760
829
813
786
1,232
1,199
1,174
1,121
1,139
724
717
739
9
758
789
713
687
701
742
727
9,402
9,389
9,557
10,263
10,298
5,563
5,469
5,261
4,172
3,045
16,716
17,765
17,119
18,634
19,653
7,186
7,177
7,210
8,293
9,127
2,010
2,264
2,449
2,363
10
2,136
7,791
7,987
7,934
8,916
9,232
10,767
9,136
2,502
2,490
426
361
10,414
9,225
788
650
1,077
895
696
630
761
10,440
8,478
3,577
4,136
19,076
15,500
8,937
7,331
10
2,1 94
1,789
9,077
7,588
99
98
110
111
118
103
887
922
991
1,039
1,058
1,030
229
244
248
253
248
262
33
37
40
41
39
37
924
961
1,016
1,079
1,074
1,072
66
61
60
75
72
69
85
93
91
89
94
92
67
66
72
69
69
68
58
53
62
67
63
66
785
716
806
782
856
866
5,127
5,009
4,783
4,616
4,439
4,351
1,394
1,291
1,601
1,623
1,636
1,586
678
610
747
759
726
703
172
184
225
209
218
194
712
674
803
813
769
750
114
129
96
126
114
98
1,075
,050
,004
,064
,061
,110
266
269
263
268
263
278
31
37
43
45
36
42
1,105
1,076
1,055
1,134
1,105
1,159
67
57
55
73
69
89
97
92
101
98
95
93
73
64
68
77
75
73
62
61
63
70
62
56
871
927
862
945
927
942
4,320
4,245
4,157
4,130
4,215
4,172
1,455
1,573
1,522
1,487
1,696
1,770
612
634
587
687
730
820
183
183
188
226
188
194
692
686
654
744
776
844
98
110
111
104
110
99
1,035
1,012
982
989
968
889
273
247
252
245
226
230
36
38
42
36
38
31
1,063
1,037
999
986
924
896
79
69
77
68
60
69
98
101
94
91
92
103
66
69
77
68
63
67
64
70
73
70
56
62
945
824
879
834
826
821
4,027
3,973
3,896
3,774
3,664
3,594
1,669
1,655
1,719
1,686
1,679
1,547
809
797
824
824
830
694
(12)
118
114
106
111
92
113
829
840
921
956
968
1,031
205
227
249
242
231
260
31
32
28
42
38
39
864
862
930
996
991
1,057
49
70
70
60
56
58
93
96
91
98
89
93
61
64
63
67
66
59
54
58
54
49
57
61
863
834
802
842
843
888
3,570
3,503
3,405
3,306
3,269
3,045
1,578
1,687
1,524
1,522
1,601
1,787
604
663
672
742
797
872
173
162
169
192
(i2)
(I2)
612
668
694
751
806
890
June
99
97
101
110
106
105
904
922
951
979
966
956
247
214
221
215
214
226
36
34
38
38
39
36
904
889
931
943
941
925
54
62
73
75
59
78
86
90
92
92
93
89
56
57
61
62
60
67
59
61
64
69
71
69
890
818
869
838
878
875
3,018
2,989
2,918
2,876
2,859
2,824
1,667
1,534
1,737
1,701
1,635
1,585
851
748
853
791
753
661
(t.)
(12)
222
228
199
187
835
768
878
807
763
698
July
August
September
October
November
December
122
104
128
114
100
108
911
891
868
853
780
785
227
207
187
178
177
189
34
37
35
38
32
30
874
853
842
808
750
754
67
63
74
65
61
58
91
91
90
87
83
91
57
58
54
57
51
54
62
58
66
66
59
56
915
914
852
834
842
844
2,930
3,044
3,203
3,235
3,367
3,577
1,548
1,513
1,540
1,550
1,494
1,572
684
627
695
756
735
781
206
173
155
(12)
156
717
660
720
745
731
755
87
101
118
95
91
111
768
786
815
828
794
782
210
227
251
218
215
225
30
27
34
33
31
31
764
767
801
837
807
786
48
64
62
64
51
54
82
84
81
74
73
72
52
56
57
48
53
55
58
56
55
53
51
782
718
808
755
726
687
3,651
3,697
3,775
3,911
4,152
4,195
1,361
1,296
1,434
1,498
1,523
1,356
705
680
812
701
664
573
136
159
164
174
154
156
682
692
822
716
664
585
94
111
99
84
96
96
783
698
684
756
734
708
198
199
183
193
189
182
31
26
29
31
30
28
794
731
696
768
752
722
44
54
53
56
59
41
71
74
70
72
68
74
41
54
51
56
55
52
53
52
58
51
54
50
686
685
651
643
658
663
4,231
4,202
4,229
4,160
4,199
4,136
1,203
1,173
1,196
1,167
1,137
1,156
490
515
516
559
564
552
161
146
141
145
125
128
524
543
558
608
614
580
1961
1962
1963.
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968.
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January.
February
March
April
May
June.
JulyAugust
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June..
July
August
September
October
November
December
9
9
9
911
1,052
1,054
1,237
1,370
431
452
488
504
555
1,521
1,630
1,748
1,911
2,014
566
587
613
9
623
597
2,099
2,359
2,534
9
2,470
2,009
10,378
10,573
11,052
12,291
11,421
1,294
1,183
9
9
9
9
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
"635
1144
.
9
9
10
12
< )
182
156
150
(12)
(12)
9
834
816
852
822
810
675
86
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS—CHEMICALS—Con.
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
.,
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
813
891
1,107
9
1 143
1 112
1 199
1,517
1 150
9
9
9
9
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
9
1981
1982
14
1979:
January
February
March
April
494
435
414
363
398
10018
11 025
13584
12,229
12543
1
1
1
1
000
119
303
233
966
154
177
227
233
326
160
168
131
138
218
2382
2,711
3557
3,829
4256
321
218
205
184
129
13 431
14,953
14895
15,361
13789
1 033
1,353
1 579
1,415
1 419
374
378
338
369
245
229
264
299
258
219
4549
4,855
5899
7,146
6132
203
111
69
150
139
1 670
1,650
1 827
1,576
1 815
312
361
404
277
247
566
327
326
245
289
7475
8,229
8390
9,275
8907
103
157
142
116
158
13,308
11,997
1 203
1,218
264
262
327
319
8,601
7,154
159
131
212
216
466
291
212
280
1 048
1,119
1 946
1,162
874
1,655
195
107
106
73
67
186
18
17
31
48
37
12
24
17
30
70
14
6
643
428
779
757
992
774
16
18
7
10
11
12
3991
4034
4 171
4,794
4603
14219
15294
18 956
16,599
16005
2303
1 629
2 607
1 799
1 133
4 992
5482
5578
5367
5573
389
433
332
377
569
5026
4,913
5902
6,334
5079
17 106
19,612
20
128
9
20, 156
19614
1 050
1,123
19 044
914
1 397
5824
6699
7 176
7,662
8339
469
573
500
366
372
1,359
1 721
4 596
5066
5 268
5435
5683
28385
28815
28544
29537
29 525
4 450
4695
4
149
9
4 292
4 596
1 500
1 ,465
1 883
2,1 02
2068
5970
6,712
6927
7,213
7677
29035
31 184
9 31 949
34 177
32360
9
2 117
2,468
2 348
2,321
2773
7949
8,745
9637
10,318
10848
3 177
2,427
9922
8,524
13
332
463
877
1 195
1 780
624
658
535
454
484
522
528
490
433
469
40795
31,953
247
241
235
176
181
375
801
661
799
1 196
2744
2823
3231
3482
3 834
34 878
38337
41 314
43204
44157
157
216
250
200
177
6,460
7223
7,512
9578
10 810
1 7,848
19701
20,936
22924
24851
9
773
848
707
1 026
1 053
2,079
2 359
2,723
3088
3342
2,254
2447
2,905
3283
9
3 905
16903
13,139
13
8
9
6 160 9 18324
10
6,309 11 23,108
10
6,833 12 26 247
10
7,640
6950
28,043
29445
1 068
892
6,478
5,186
22391
20,337
12
1 239
1,169
622
3,176
3668
11
2
12
2,834
2,645
12
5,147
5379
5,861
7 145
8 104
9
11
12351
16,741
16741
17,919
17,524
11
June
160
140
199
195
237
181
767
789
906
874
869
832
3 444
3383
3728
3694
3634
3521
599
594
673
668
647
586
488
435
360
359
415
397
°554
°467
°715
°813
°591
°555
July
August
September
October
November
December
184
198
163
188
218
258
827
851
856
852
901
994
3,551
3538
3,479
3534
3,685
4012
609
630
623
611
687
736
355
322
305
288
377
366
546
698
614
705
724
657
2,729
2570
2,917
2346
1,190
3379
290
336
319
203
128
223
1,605
1 563
1,905
1,641
815
2585
107
122
214
168
93
138
11
20
19
16
31
18
5
9
18
22
16
15
689
711
918
684
1,060
840
2
31
4
0
0
5
June
226
226
238
235
260
251
845
895
995
949
835
857
3613
3557
3882
3 992
3520
3 485
681
692
722
733
647
641
411
471
495
587
632
510
574
574
477
612
355
535
2232
1 956
2 507
2 049
2034
3 123
217
201
303
219
171
398
1
1
1
1
1
1
443
256
620
429
301
654
179
156
125
106
95
282
28
20
21
52
20
10
39
29
31
53
12
26
857
719
644
756
527
563
13
20
25
17
22
21
July
August
September
October
November ,
December
228
235
218
192
223
241
855
913
908
899
916
981
3 491
3560
3,594
3631
3817
4,014
666
711
717
685
694
749
461
484
515
431
482
372
563
657
456
674
663
810
3 013
3 125
2,580
2487
1 853
2,486
402
534
319
343
224
337
1 471
1 657
1,560
1 595
1 130
1,408
221
156
178
83
133
101
10
27
12
19
13
17
11
14
12
16
26
18
762
638
751
836
901
952
11
0
13
6
10
June
270
245
293
290
289
261
870
874
942
962
928
918
3804
3 568
3*946
3933
3 765
3557
1 103
1 338
1 417
1 374
1 339
1 414
371
556
651
687
439
514
2 261
1 803
1 864
1 859
2 015
1 949
309
258
226
245
259
227
1
1
1
1
1
1
362
125
225
184
175
076
109
75
94
114
97
110
20
18
31
45
19
16
42
13
46
28
46
10
681
681
876
806
598
651
0
13
25
35
16
12
July
August
September
October ....
November
December
279
257
272
252
225
243
850
677
743
760
690
708
3384
2884
3,116
3084
3,866
2,888
1 436
1 092
1,158
1 261
1,112
1,076
1 561
1 321
1,211
1 177
1,276
1,068
513
806
378
399
550
614
2 184
1 659
1,872
1 512
1,579
1,834
333
124
220
167
221
246
1 143
979
1,029
880
982
1,148
116
103
90
93
101
100
14
16
15
26
26
17
16
29
17
10
12
58
623
948
786
655
577
719
10
16
26
6
0
196
5 202
258
244
268
230
659
672
748
663
640
673
2 638
2,625
2818
2 612
2443
2 462
1 128
1,213
1 240
983
857
967
1 197
1,306
1 317
1 200
929
917
416
396
417
618
552
375
1 497
1,637
2028
1 582
1 736
1 811
243
212
271
259
244
251
860
1,135
1 309
992
1 022
911
62
30
106
37
109
142
21
16
18
33
51
29
20
24
34
51
23
30
670
552
582
722
664
483
12
0
21
9
22
19
5
211
5
185
5
211
5
134
5
151
5
696
760
749
802
682
780
2551
2 703
2,772
2 894
2,714
2,721
1 065
1 184
1,230
1 258
966
1,048
998
926
909
881
883
892
340
517
389
358
313
495
1 872
1 734
1,756
1 580
1,912
1,193
317
148
229
207
139
125
933
979
1,013
982
1,177
684
146
139
158
64
172
55
19
16
16
17
15
12
20
5
25
33
28
25
599
643
504
661
489
584
May
2 064
1,948
3 116
1,826
1 346
2,614
1980:
January.
February
March
April
May
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
5
5
5
5
5
137
13
1 659
1 553
1 717
1 693
1 632
1 514
13
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
o
o
5
18
(16)
0
15
9
87
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS—CHEMICALS—Con.
ORGANIC CHEMICALS-PRODUCTION (Millions of pounds, except as noted) 7
INDUSTRIAL GASES— PRODUCTION (Millions of cubic feet, except as noted)-1
YEAR AND MONTH
Acetylene 2
Carbon
dioxideliquid, gas,
and solid
(Thousands
of short
tons) 3
Hydrogenhigh and low
purity*
Nitrogen— high
and low
purity •
9
9
9
9
9
9
Oxygen— high
and low
purity8
Acetylsalicylic
acid (aspirin)
Creosote oil
(Millions 8of
gallons )
Ethyl
acetate—
85%
Formaldehyde—37%
HCHO
Glycerin —
refined, all
grades
Methanol—
synthetic,
CH3OH
(Millions of
gallons)
Phthalic
anhydride
78,553
102,749
128,544
158,387
182,1 14
22.7
27.2
28.4
28.2
29.1
87.8
90.8
98.1
113.3
10
111.1
102.3
101.9
117.5
117.7
114.0
1,752.4
2,398.1
2,537.2
2,839.9
3,106.6
269.4
249.9
303.2
320.1
353.2
307.2
343.5
351.6
396.3
432.0
379.8
427.4
458.6
555.5
608.3
89,946
103,933
118,731
132,691
151,191
212,751
225,191
247,995
275,962
12
329,729
34.1
30.4
30.9
37.3
35.2
114.7
108.8
106.0
118.3
103.4
121.6
137.0
179.4
167.4
161.4
3,712.6
3,707.1
4,304.6
4,397.8
4,426.9
365.6
353.8
347.0
322.4
336.1
492.3
516.9
574.9
633.4
742.7
675.2
727.5
743.8
760.0
734.0
168,040
193,540
227,160
243,316
252,368
319,171
351,733
389,436
389,628
352,554
31.7
35.0
32.2
33.3
25.4
115.7
114.1
87.7
114.6
79.2
159.3
222.0
221.5
197.6
171.2
4,521.6
5,651.8
6,424.1
5,764.4
4,558.1
339.8
353.0
359.1
348.7
264.4
745.5
974.6
1,063.9
1,035.9
779.6
794.4
933.0
1,022.6
977.1
702.2
82,100
84,759
90,470
106,456
106,562
288,868
327,661
378,923
427,107
479,240
388,446
392,427
430,041
456,244
430,977
28.3
31.4
32.2
31.9
33.7
77.1
161.2
143.2
161.6
152.5
215.6
217.8
181.9
262.4
233.6
5,449.3
6,046.5
6,381.0
5,971.1
5,555.3
321.2
286.0
290.5
297.8
314.8
940.1
971.8
970.4
1,109.5
1,077.3
902.4
926.0
978.0
1,012.9
818.2
3,813
3,687
103,278
91,305
490,285
483,781
430,610
357,943
29.7
22.6
81.9
81.0
277.1
232.6
5,720.7
4,691.1
299.1
229.5
1,291.7
1,094.1
869.5
691.0
478
401
440
468
490
482
236
263
316
313
332
326
8,187
8,010
9,228
9,666
9,003
8,835
36,061
31,028
36,025
32,473
34,677
33,302
36,633
33,639
40,907
38,669
40,023
40,021
2.8
2.5
3.0
2.7
2.9
2.4
10.9
10.8
13.9
12.7
13.8
14.3
15.4
24.4
24.0
22.3
25.1
21.6
496.2
484.0
582.9
580.8
564.6
561.6
21.4
24.2
29.2
26.8
25.8
21.1
71.0
87.0
72.2
100.2
99.0
99.0
80.0
76.5
100.6
94.9
102.3
102.0
461
474
472
493
508
441
334
346
335
323
312
344
9,042
9,025
8,595
8,168
9,069
9,628
33,671
35,792
33,038
35,131
38,927
46,982
37,637
36,673
34,803
35,321
37,708
44,210
2.6
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.5
2.5
13.0
13.5
15.7
12.6
14.1
14.1
19.2
23.3
22.4
22.1
19.4
21.4
522.9
528.2
543.5
552.6
528.8
532.4
22.8
28.8
24.5
25.5
26.7
21.0
83.8
87.3
103.0
99.2
99.2
109.4
82.4
98.8
88.8
76.6
81.9
77.6
222
212
222
226
241
278
9,024
9,426
9,364
9,279
8,997
8,378
38,766
39,379
40,115
38,812
40,546
36,099
39,378
39,043
39,441
37,854
36,243
30,433
2.5
3.2
3.7
3.7
3.8
3.4
12.1
12.9
14.1
12.2
13.5
12.0
22.2
23.3
22.7
19.7
15.8
16.8
482.3
514.7
534.3
511.6
476.4
422.9
27.3
28.1
28.2
28.5
27.8
24.7
99.0
89.8
90.7
95.9
80.0
87.4
74.8
83.6
91.6
84.2
73.4
49.8
373
422
475
492
394
491
282
291
283
254
252
242
7,625
7,414
8,743
8,590
9,595
10,127
37,880
36,032
41,108
43,985
44,020
42,498
29,259
32,889
33,527
36,924
37,370
38,616
2.7
2.5
2.8
3.2
2.7
2.8
11.7
11.3
14.8
12.3
11.7
14.0
15.7
17.0
19.8
20.1
22.2
22.0
355.8
416.0
483.2
524.2
498.6
519.0
31.3
20.6
26.4
25.3
24.3
22.3
92.7
80.5
81.3
69.5
84.1
106.1
43.2
51.0
67.5
73.5
73.7
79.2
June
506
431
463
430
416
407
293
260
295
337
314
335
8,805
9,632
8,720
8,763
8,887
8,641
40,598
38,736
41 ,707
40,490
42,257
40,832
36,340
33,585
37,872
36,970
38,726
36,495
3.0
2.6
3.4
3.2
1.9
1.6
10.4
10.2
10.5
10.4
11.0
10.8
21.8
20.8
23.1
27.2
22.2
20.6
452.8
506.8
531.9
576.5
537.0
504.2
25.9
20.7
25.3
27.1
25.7
27.0
109.7
99.7
97.1
114.5
100.5
108.2
68.6
53.0
96.0
84.7
87.1
81.4
July
August ..
September
October
November
December
407
368
447
412
403
471
380
346
327
336
300
289
8,694
7,792
8,935
8,429
7,809
8,171
41,343
41,343
41,668
41 ,985
39,646
39,680
36,965
34,999
35,727
37,314
33,397
32,220
1.8
2.8
2.9
2.4
2.1
1.8
8.7
8.2
10.2
9.9
8.8
8.8
24.2
22.7
20.9
26.0
24.8
18.2
461.2
593.0
494.7
483.1
435.8
376.5
25.3
24.2
29.8
28.7
22.7
16.7
112.5
84.6
99.5
104.7
107.7
121.5
60.6
72.5
80.3
49.3
48.4
57.1
296
376
509
435
406
288
262
286
334
297
317
333
7,189
7,692
7,893
7,597
7,679
7,637
40,745
38,194
41,591
39,063
39,142
40,833
31,827
31,399
35,306
31,483
30,689
30,678
2.1
2.4
2.7
2.2
2.0
1.4
5.2
6.4
8.2
13.7
11.0
24.8
24.0
24.3
19.9
375.0
379.0
398.4
443.8
402.3
368.2
17.5
18.6
20.4
22.8
19.2
18.7
93.0
85.8
109.8
110.9
95.6
104.2
53.8
42.1
75.6
64.7
68.5
53.7
317
284
271
257
253
254
330
325
295
312
297
300
7,773
7,515
7,276
8,014
7,191
7,849
41,133
42,247
40,190
41,163
39,330
40,150
30,044
28,742
27,241
27,419
27,109
26,006
1.6
1.7
5.8
5.7
6.6
4.3
19.7
18.8
19.2
12.9
10.3
18.7
334.7
391.3
394.6
427.5
382.4
307.0
20.4
16.4
18.7
21.5
21.5
13.8
97.4
76.7
77.3
94.3
83.2
97.1
57.2
48.0
69.0
54.4
58.7
48.0
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
11,618
13,239
14,730
15,964
16,659
827
924
977
1,007
1,086
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
16,598
14,269
15,071
15,818
14,834
1,082
1,089
1,058
1,167
1,135
137,719
158,539
201,752
11
64,821
59,654
1971
1972
12,349
11,456
8,269
7,808
6,704
1,344
1,610
1,566
1,804
1,850
55,681
58,890
65,169
81,536
73,552
1979
1980
7,111
6,003
5,306
5,608
5,493
2,064
2,610
3,228
3,780
14
3,005
1981
1982
5,161
3,946
1973.
1974
1975.
1976
1977
1978...
1979:
January
February
March
April
May....
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
Mav
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October ....
November
December
509
507
494
471
433
432
9
9
14
9
65,235
73,058
95,608
107,970
121,635
9
9
9
18
26,266
40,206
50,885
57,294
72,479
9
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
2.0
8.5
88
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS—ALCOHOL, PLASTICS MATERIALS, MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS
ALCOHOL
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
Ethyl alcohol and
spirits, as noted
(Millions of tax
gallons) »
Production
Stocks,
end of
period
Denatured alcohol (Millions
of wine
gallons) 2
Production
Consumption
(withdrawals)
Stocks,
end of
period
MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS
PLASTICS AND RESIN MATERIALS,
PRODUCTION (Millions of
pounds) 3
Phenolic
resins 4
Polyethylene and
copolymers 8
Polypropylene6
Polystyrene and
copolymers 7
Polyvinyl
chloride
and
copolymers 8
Explosives
(industrial)
shipments
(Millions of
pounds) 9
Paints, varnish, and lacquer,10shipments (Millions of
dollars)
Total
Architectural
coatings
Product
finishes
(OEM)
Special
purpose
coatings
1962
1963
1964
1965
625.8
629.0
691.9
684.5
710.1
141.1
156.8
177.3
192.9
200.5
280.4
274.4
287.2
296.8
315.9
280.7
275.6
288.3
296.7
315.2
5.2
3.2
3.3
3.4
5.4
665.1
690.0
740.5
832.5
921.8
1,606.3
2,016.2
2,269.9
2,613.4
3,047.4
196.9
270.2
374.1
1,145.4
1,274.4
1,494.1
1,728.9
2,033.1
1,260.1
1,566.4
1,760.3
2,066.8
2,312.3
989.1
1,108.8
1,206.7
1,281.6
1,459.4
1,749.5
1,832.8
1,889.6
2,002.2
2,169.3
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
659.6
685.1
708.1
737.7
630.5
204.0
218.4
189.2
179.7
164.0
307.3
300.1
303.5
318.4
276.9
310.0
298.6
305.6
318.8
276.2
3.5
4.9
2.7
2.4
3.0
1,046.7
983.4
1,096.8
1,181.2
1,185.9
3,558.0
3,798.6
4,567.7
5,489.9
5,844.1
553.5
662.3
878.2
1,089.9
1,030.9
2,384.5
2,391.1
2,895.7
3,343.4
3,549.7
2,670.0
2,671.9
3,215.1
3,032.1
3,756.4
1,753.1
1,708.5
1,581.7
1,924.8
2,046.5
2,364.4
2,348.2
2,586.8
2,776.7
2,737.1
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
552.9
621.3
692.1
618.2
526.4
132.8
100.9
100.6
106.1
234.1
245.9
253.5
254.8
207.3
234.6
246.6
253.7
254.9
207.1
2.9
2.1
2.5
2.8
2.7
1,180.9
1,440.5
1,647.9
1,598.4
1,274.9
6,381.3
7,656.2
8,581.8
8,826.4
7,482.7
1,339.4
1,730.9
2,164.6
2,248.7
1,903.4
3,990.4
4,890.2
5,156.0
5,059.6
3,877.3
4,102.8
4,322.0
4,594.3
4,744.0
3,694.6
2,120.0
2,108.7
2,083.7
2,152.6
2,325.7
2,830.9
3,009.2
3,133.1
3,672.3
4,026.6
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
498.8
498.3
506.7
570.3
643.2
85.3
71.4
71.2
53.6
72.0
225.3
223.8
227.7
260.7
301.2
225.6
224.6
228.8
260.9
281.5
3.2
2.6
2.7
4.1
1,305.3
1,797.1
1,926.0
1 ,778.6
1,744.9
8,774.7
10,100.1
11,359.4
12,408.4
11,719.9
2,551.0
2,705.8
3,055.3
3,823.9
3,699.0
4,742.9
5,203.0
5,988.6
6,326.9
5,540.1
4,544.8
5,267.3
5,878.0
6,211.4
5,485.4
2,543.0
2,675.1
2,821.1
2,987.1
3,000.4
4,719.6
5,307.5
6,008.1
7,024.8
7,635.9
3,418.7
3,641.2
2,284.0
2,418.5
1,322.0
1,576.2
1981
1982
571.2
601.1
83.3
82.1
230.7
283.1
227.1
275.1
5.4
6.5
1,688.0
1,209.8
12,603.6
12,208.9
4,007.8
3,551.8
5,915.2
5,060.0
5,618.4
5,370.7
3,003.6
2,514.9
8,395.7
8,299.3
3,968.9
4,051.7
2,737.2
2,548.3
1,689.5
1,699.3
42.8
41.3
49.3
47.3
42.9
48.2
66.7
62.2
59.8
63.6
65.6
66.7
21.3
19.0
19.1
20.1
21.7
20.9
21.6
18.7
21.1
19.8
21.8
21.5
2.3
2.7
2.7
3.1
3.0
2.4
149.9
143.4
166.9
148.4
156.6
156.2
896.4
922.6
1,042.4
1,089.4
1,109.7
1,077.6
282.2
267.5
307.7
319.6
311.7
307.5
504.6
467.6
575.7
538.8
537.6
532.4
470.9
473.5
531.2
548.2
589.6
513.4
628.1
476.1
484.0
622.0
567.6
677.8
668.3
204.9
210.7
296.2
285.0
347.9
352.7
190.2
186.7
221.6
180.3
209.2
189.6
104.3
102.4
120.7
126.0
43.8
46.0
53.7
49.4
51.0
54.6
67.5
63.2
62.9
55.7
54.3
53.6
19.9
24.5
20.1
24.4
23.8
26.0
19.6
22.9
21.6
22.0
24.5
25.9
2.6
4.1
2.3
3.6
2.8
4.1
125.0
134.0
144.7
166.3
135.5
122.2
1,054.3
1,082.2
1,035.8
1,063.0
1,066.3
1,065.7
328.4
347.0
318.9
315.2
298.9
283.2
508.7
529.1
526.8
516.9
480.7
519.1
524.9
546.6
514.0
552.2
506.1
514.2
781.9
638.4
678.4
588.6
648.5
526.8
448.1
350.3
359.6
287.3
298.0
229.8
196.3
163.5
184.8
186.1
223.2
187.3
161.5.
124.6
134.0
115.1
127.3
109.7
57.4
52.7
55.3
55.2
54.2
45.7
56.6
56.6
56.9
69.3
75.1
71.9
22.9
26.3
28.8
27.5
28.4
33.9
22.8
26.4
28.1
28.5
27.4
24.9
3.2
2.0
5.3
3.4
3.8
137.9
132.0
138.7
117.8
1,070.5
1,012.4
1,116.1
1,059.4
971.4
724.2
326.3
298.4
325.8
328.8
287.4
231.6
504.5
510.8
422.5
480.7
398.6
355.4
512.9
519.6
575.1
496.5
401.4
351.5
540.8
567.9
611.9
648.0
702.4
721.6
235.8
258.1
289.3
317.2
366.1
381.7
196.8
204.2
204.5
202.5
197.5
193.1
108.1
105.7
118.1
128.3
138.8
146.8
52.8
46.4
57.3
64.6
47.9
53.7
74.2
73.6
70.3
57.5
62.3
72.0
28.9
21.9
22.5
21.5
16.6
22.1
22.7
24.2
23.1
18.7
16.6
18.1
109.8
120.9
131.9
126.4
112.5
761.1
805.0
906.8
967.3
972.4
1,021.1
213.9
241.6
253.3
259.3
282.2
286.1
433.7
397.9
454.3
495.8
464.2
498.2
349.4
393.3
458.9
515.6
513.0
498.8
682.9
689.3
698.2
706.1
546.4
520.3
367.3
341.0
329.5
314.8
222.9
217.4
169.5
199.7
221.7
233.5
202.3
193.3
146.0
148.6
147.0
157.9
121.2
109.7
June
49.2
44.3
49.3
51.0
44.0
42.2
78.3
64.8
73.7
71.0
76.2
67.5
23.1
18.7
17.4
19.5
18.0
23.4
25.5
18.5
17.8
18.9
17.9
23.3
7.5
8.3
6.7
6.3
5.3
4.3
156.5
173.8
237.0
238.5
225.6
192.5
1,070.7
942.2
1,116.6
1,063.3
1,058.4
1,001.2
350.2
318.6
332.4
335.6
357.4
347.3
449.6
448.5
583.9
501.0
490.2
498.9
444.6
476.5
554.3
551.0
552.5
552.2
555.1
593.2
728.1
774.5
770.8
851.8
235.2
259.2
339.5
374.6
385.4
426.1
208.8
213.8
249.5
248.3
240.4
261.2
111.1
120.2
139.1
151.6
145.0
164.5
July
August
September
October
November
December
45.1
55.8
53.1
44.0
47.8
45.4
72.5
75.4
78.7
71.8
78.2
83.3
17.2
18.0
18.8
20.7
17.3
18.6
16.9
17.6
18.8
19.1
16.4
16.4
4.4
3.9
3.4
3.3
3.8
5.4
151.8
125.1
125.4
129.5
104.9
101.8
1,005.5
1,032.7
984.3
954.2
886.8
825.9
346.6
328.1
316.9
327.3
301.4
273.3
468.3
456.6
496.3
491.6
433.2
404.6
517.4
500.0
451.1
402.2
384.9
310.6
774.4
784.8
773.2
704.2
572.0
513.6
396.8
390.5
372.5
315.1
248.1
225.9
224.9
232.7
233.0
235.7
203.0
186.0
152.7
161.7
167.7
153.3
121.0
101.7
79.8
81.6
72.8
64.0
57.5
58.0
18.6
17.8
22.4
19.9
20.3
21.9
18.5
15.3
22.8
18.5
20.2
21.7
4.7
5.8
4.8
4.8
4.5
4.7
93.2
June::::::::::::::::
42.9
39.8
48.2
37.6
41.9
52.6
100.7
101.5
103.7
102.5
102.7
814.6
845.8
1,012.5
955.5
942.3
944.7
276.4
304.5
347.9
321.8
287.8
271.6
351.8
397.5
432.8
414.4
435.4
422.2
329.0
384.5
436.9
426.2
491.4
490.5
544.9
579.9
711.7
741.0
791.2
835.1
234.8
274.2
355.5
362.9
415.9
433.6
201.9
196.3
219.8
220.3
222.8
235.4
108.2
109.4
136.4
157.9
152.5
166.1
July
August
September
October
November
December
51.9
44.3
53.3
61.9
61.6
65.0
59.9
55.7
49.1
48.1
45.5
82.1
23.5
22.1
25.6
23.7
31.9
35.3
22.4
23.2
25.5
23.6
28.8
34.6
5.1
4.0
4.0
3.9
5.7
6.5
974.4
1,053.7
1,053.7
998.4
1,020.1
1,083.4
261.0
273.1
280.4
287.5
311.0
286.4
432.1
441.1
460.5
434.0
421.1
352.1
374.3
408.5
481.0
454.9
452.4
405.5
744.9
798.2
773.8
656.4
589.0
533.2
390.7
408.7
379.3
302.4
254.7
239.1
204.0
222.6
234.4
206.4
202.5
181.8
150.2
166.9
160.1
147.6
131.8
112.3
1961
1979:
January
February
March .
April
Mav
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March
76.9
10.1
17.4
16.6
20.0
10.2
5.6
7.8
10.1
91.3
98.3
95.5
89.7
91.8
101.1
107.0
93.4
91.3
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
11
795.2
781.9
756.9
751.4
704.0
788.6
741.2
599.7
846.1
816.7
687.0
675.1
582.9
569.9
81.0
86.6
90.2
89
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
ELECTRIC POWER AND GAS—ELECTRIC POWER
SALES TO ULTIMATE CUSTOMERS (Millions of kilowatt-hours) 2
PRODUCTION, ELECTRIC UTILITIES
(Millions of
kilowatt-hours) l
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
By source
Total
Total
*
1961 .. .
1965.
792,039
852,314
914,119
3
983,990
1,055,252
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1,144,350
1,214,365
1,329,443
1,442,182
1,529,581
1962
1963
1964
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
Fuels
v
4
4
4
1,613,936
1 ,749,629
1,860,710
1,867, 140
1,91 7,649
4
4
1,779
3,102
3,640
4,186
4,660
16,196
17,223
18,580
20,139
22,066
592,700
639,467
687,235
689,435
661,558
4,537
4,440
479,080
511,423
554,171
554,960
586,149
11,673
12,193
12,836
13,313
13,907
39,819
43,190
42,340
40,721
43,625
4,880
24,725
27,921
31,663
39,127
46,854
725,169
757,168
782,141
817,617
793,812
4,338
613,072
652,345
679,156
695,996
734,41 1
14,413
14,418
14,803
14,792
14,832
45,625
46,242
49,509
49,604
48,284
6,383
266,320
272,613
272,083
333,752
361,859
396,903
392,716
418,069
440,625
469,227
480,748
494,723
524,122
260,684
309,213
1979:
January
February
March ... .
April
May
June
209,692
186,337
182,849
169,962
178,069
186,682
184,671
165,062
156,928
144,573
149,130
161,704
25,021
21,275
25,921
25,389
28,939
24,979
July
August
September
October
November
December
202,255
204,850
180,751
179,716
177,506
188,703
179,494
183,590
161,773
159,549
155,140
165,976
22,761
21,260
18,978
20,167
22,367
22,727
200,005
188,715
187,464
168,720
175,734
189,430
174,727
167,337
163,132
142,972
146,869
161,774
25,278
21,378
24,332
25,748
28,865
27,656
216,776
215,393
191,485
178,555
178,550
195,613
192,308
194,962
172,993
160,689
159,333
173,323
24,469
20,431
18,491
17,866
19,217
22,290
206,467
179,613
185,553
172,545
177,806
202,702
184,128
158,515
164,981
151,822
153,725
176,332
22,338
21,099
20,572
20,723
24,081
26,370
220,373
210,403
186,838
181,352
175,570
195,590
195,240
188,788
169,017
163,263
156,607
171,711
25,133
21,615
17,822
18,088
18,963
23,879
209,403
180,299
187,687
172,580
177,147
186,128
182,508
153,611
157,803
144,652
149,176
158,176
26,896
26,690
29,885
27,928
27,971
27,953
210,584
205,656
180,662
172,966
173,377
184,722
183,289
181,761
160,767
153,215
150,081
156,962
27,294
23,894
19,896
19,750
23,297
27,760
4
2,153,796
2,1 15,350
4
541,426
555,609
4
799,885
740, 193
209,021
226,414
4,717
4,667
4,721
4,652
4,186
4,258
4,273
4,212
4,336
4,256
4,275
4
4,091
4,1 45
4
735,724
742,61 9
4
14,975
14,866
4
51,055
51, 772
5,142
5,532
5,366
5,443
53,463
62,610
69,853
79,640
95,462
7,179
7,125
7,412
6,358
4
6,640
6,145
4
1 1 1 ,584
122,026
539,686
123,465
200,043
1,145
196,958
3,875
12,276
1,924
19,328
496,338
117,830
207,124
1,044
153,062
3,465
1 1 ,764
2,049
18,614
544,573
134,083
208,099
1,028
182,962
3,499
13,116
1,786
21,702
503,803
119,345
202,351
1,039
163,014
3,953
12,448
1,653
19,996
541,213
127,121
200,014
1,102
195,081
3,924
12,401
1,570
22,255
496,515
122,714
196,865
1,039
159,354
3,488
1 1 ,478
1,577
21,957
570,696
146,316
197,511
1,049
208,225
3,493
12,499
1,603
27,131
517,670
127,971
199,422
1,085
171,751
3,927
1 1 ,906
1,608
24,120
547,295
131,343
197,739
1,106
198,450
4,076
12,910
1,671
26,293
510,855
128,783
200,456
1,001
162,864
3,536
12,550
1,665
26,151
577,031
149,558
207,664
980
200,402
3,533
13,171
1,723
31,330
518,615
131,742
194,026
1,004
174,008
3,830
12,424
1,581
27,810
544,219
127,244
195,491
1,089
201 ,092
3,826
14,074
1,403
30,199
512,758
133,118
188,374
1,006
171,862
3,458
13,358
1,581
29,440
563,084
151,910
193,918
1,038
198,141
3,633
12,901
1,543
33,485
510,039
135,801
181,910
1,042
173,001
3,930
12,861
1,494
29,440
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
25,922
29,426
32,162
35,861
37,816
1,347,616
1,477,017
1,588,625
1,566, 108
2,034,129
1,931,998
July
August
September
October
November
December
9,240
9,863
10,302
10,772
11,183
465,077
486,043
518,834
557,220
572,522
2,294,812
2,241,211
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
306,572
331,525
367,692
407,922
447,795
225,878
242,492
265,151
286,686
312,750
1981
1982
July
August
September
October
November
December
4,514
4,572
4,540
4,531
4,633
1 ,038,982
1,107,023
1 ,202,321
1,307,178
1,391,359
1,849,625
1,950,791
2,017,818
2,084,400
2,126,094
tal
12,169
13,025
13,697
14,408
15,158
194,756
221,518
222,491
250,193
247,328
283,707
220,475
280,419
279,783
276,021
Interdepartmen-
1,531
1,247
1,595
1,789
1,858
949,594
992,847
1,106,952
1,191,990
1,282,253
301 ,032
300,047
Other public
authorities
16,438
18,349
20,194
20,651
21,675
861 ,401
1,61 7,601
Street and
highway
lighting
6,762
7,350
7,748
8,290
8,782
4,685
1 ,466,441
1,577,714
1,703,203
1,700,769
1,733,024
Residential or
domestic
241 ,692
262,010
280,970
347,427
373,916
388,399
409,356
433,365
1,753,989
1 ,903,849
1,925,912
1,967,589
2,010,418
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
and
railroads
134,864
144,095
166,516
183,539
202,112
2,037,696
2,124,323
2,206,331
2,247,372
2,286,439
July
August
September
October
November
December
Railways
720,728
776,088
830,81 1
890,356
953,414
3
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1980:
January
February
March .
April
May
June
Industrial
151,850
168,283
165,406
177,073
193,851
3
4
640,189
684,032
748,713
806,91 7
Commercial
Waterpower
REVENUE
FROM
SALES TO
ULTIMATE
CUSTOMERS
(Millions 2of
dollars)
^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 177.
90
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
ELECTRIC POWER AND GAS—GAS
TOTAL UTILITY GASl
YEAR AND
Customers, end of period (Thousands)
Total
1961
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Other
Total
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
34,356
35,232
36,168
37,096
37,967
31,566
32,360
33,239
34,095
34,886
2,600
2,675
2,726
2,798
2,870
152
159
163
162
169
38
38
40
41
42
9,589
10,235
10,766
11,591
11,980
3,321
3,537
3,668
3,870
3,999
988
1,093
1,137
1,274
1,345
4,786
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
38,853
39,700
40,529
41,481
41,939
35,685
36,460
37,214
38,075
38,494
2,947
176
182
190
195
201
45
47
48
50
58
12,859
13,488
14,472
15,392
16,044
4,175
4,365
4,553
4,820
4,924
1,463
1,578
1,705
1,878
2,007
6,653
3,011
3,077
3,161
3,186
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
42,706
43,320
44,201
44,690
44,839
39,189
39,727
40,551
40,990
41,210
3,262
3,329
3,387
3,446
3,393
206
215
215
196
182
47
48
46
58
54
16,686
17,082
16,480
16,000
14,863
5,040
2,156
2,276
2,281
2,293
2,387
8,646
8,776
1976
1977
1978
1980
45,128
45,725
45,996
46,708
47,383
41,519
42,108
42,382
43,027
43,645
3,377
3,400
3,378
3,446
3,504
53
42
47
45
47
14,814
14,341
14,748
15,440
15,419
1981
1982
48,013
48,418
44,209
44,567
3,570
3,620
186
183
48
48
1979:
January
February
March
AprilMay..
June.
46,553
42,869
3,449
190
45
5,480
2,463
46,410
42,754
3,422
190
45
3,366
966
46,242
42,635
3,375
189
44
2,715
46,708
43,027
3,446
189
45
47,334
43,550
3,547
189
47,130
43,388
3,506
46,814
43,155
47,383
1979....
July... .
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
2
179
175
189
189
187
Revenue from sales to customers (Millions of dollars)
Sales to customers (Trillions of BTU's)
2
3
15,380
14,1 57
5,142
4,994
4,865
4,991
5,014
2,423
2,409
2,500
2,486
2,444
4,946
5,107
5,083
4,819
3
4,601
4,733
3
2,360
2,444
Other
5,100
5,438
5,912
6,146
7,014
7,595
8,136
8,439
8,371
8,153
6,837
2
7,1 92
2
6,796
6,932 7,642
7,955
3
8,220
6,769
3
Total
Residential
Commercial
3,377
3,603
3,728
3,895
4,030
789
874
910
998
1,054
1,658
1,796
1,906
2,049
2,148
169
171
183
191
176
1,135
1,224
1,315
1,459
1,620
2,335
205
193
223
219
274
1,829
2,064
3,569
3,943
2,172
2,539
3,303
4,197
5,391
6,718
494
505
524
536
490
5,993
6,445
6,727
568
531
620
557
674
7,870
8,261
8,781
9,480
10,283
4,195
4,383
4,567
4,883
5,207
845
888
835
689
648
11,357
12,465
12,987
15,242
19,074
5,635
6,094
6,247
6,899
8,445
185
189
211
230
202
23J01
28,303
32,150
38,947
48,312
11,541
12,939
14,833
17,408
199
212
7,133
7,407
3
56,340
63,362
9,941
3
19,218
23,665
Industrial
2,461
2,675
2,919
3,181
8,159
9,231
11, 538
3
324
364
371
413
608
2
2
27,246
27,296
3
9,435
11,455
13,139
17,045
22,213
4,075
4,980
5,696
6,624
3
Other
250
328
377
446
532
645
864
1,828
93
13,318
6,544
2,744
3,860
170
486
1,871
43
8,158
2,823
1,259
4,003
73
431
284
1,966
34
6,809
1,517
4,427
68
3,879
1,223
620
1,976
60
10,662
3,949
1,824
4,754
135
48
5,437
2,216
1,027
2,120
73
16,407
7,281
3,326
5,694
196
188
48
3,259
913
463
1,845
38
10,063
3,361
1,563
5,040
99
3,424
187
48
2,755
405
299
2,018
33
8,572
1,774
1,034
5,681
82
43,645
3,504
187
47
3,969
1,285
656
1,972
56
13,271
4,992
2,326
5,797
155
48,053
44,217
3,598
189
49
5,312
2,167
1,001
2,071
74
18,875
8,325
3,723
6,595
231
47,837
44,043
3,557
189
48
3,385
796
428
2,122
40
12,146
3,437
1,691
6,891
127
47,473
43,746
3,493
187
47
2,797
399
292
2,073
33
10,140
1,957
1,168
6,911
105
48,013
44,209
3,570
186
48
3,886
1,239
640
1,955
52
15,178
5,499
2,649
6,850
181
48,352
44,466
3,644
194
49
5,332
2,279
1,078
1,875
100
22,859
10,449
4,787
7,272
351
48,253
44,405
3,613
187
48
3,051
876
459
1,674
42
13,348
4,408
2,162
6,607
172
47,894
44,116
3,546
184
48
2,399
405
285
1,670
39
10,789
2,395
1,409
6,832
152
48,418
44,567
3,620
183
48
3,302
1,151
614
1,483
54
16,179
6,406
3,175
6,361
237
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
1,096
796
91
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS; TOBACCO—ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
BEER— FERMENTED MALI
r LIQUOR
(Millions of barrels 7
Whisky
Total
YEAR AND MONTH
Production
Taxable
withdrawals
Stocks,
end of
period
WINES— EFFERVESCENT WINES (Millions of wine
gallons— 231 cubic inches)
DISTILLED SPIRITS (Millions of tax gallons, except as noted)
Production2
Consumption,
apparent,
for
beverage
purposes
(Millions of
wine
gallons) 3
Stocks, end
of period z
Imports
(Millions of
proof
gallons) 4
241.45
253.70
258.98
275.86
294.24
874.59
876.00
870.00
862.42
872.90
39.04
43.24
45.87
50.60
58.04
Taxable
withdrawals5
Stocks,
end of
period 5
Stocks, end
of period z
Imports
(Millions of
proof
gallons) 4
145.60
112.95
104.86
112.87
126.88
850.13
850.47
842.40
832.18
835.85
34.45
38.18
40.18
40.81
51.10
4.11
4.41
4.82
5.82
7.29
3.68
3.83
4.23
5.35
6.25
2.20
2.43
2.65
2.66
3.10
0.96
1.04
1.02
1.19
1.45
52.20
59.70
66.50
74.29
75.59
8.75
10.19
12.17
15.80
23.03
7.40
8.75
10.29
13.79
20.36
3.75
4.30
5.26
6.19
7.38
1.64
1.92
2.23
2.41
1.79
89.29
87.69
92.30
93.92
94.98
24.60
21.13
20.50
18.84
19.37
22.10
20.36
18.97
18.03
18.46
8.57
8.09
8.48
8.12
7.90
1.88
1.98
2.02
1.80
1.93
Production 2
Production8
Imports 6
1961
1962..........
1963
1964
1965
95.03
96.83
100.63
105.90
108.22
89.03
91.20
93.79
98.64
100.42
9.42
9.22
9.67
9.99
10.34
184.19
154.84
150.06
162.94
185.06
1966
1967... .
1968
1969
1970
113.04
116.55
122.41
127.32
133.12
104.26
106.97
1 1 1 .42
116.27
121.86
10.57
10.77
11.56
11.90
12.26
191.14
211.77
238.33
230.02
212.29
8
308.92
324.00
346.24
361.77
370.57
880.56
904.58
956.44
991.42
1,008.54
60.30
68.17
75.45
87.08
90.89
128.51
153.78
178.05
169.87
146.36
835.46
856.66
904.35
938.46
954.58
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
137.36
141.34
148.60
156.20
160.60
127.40
131.81
138.47
145.46
148.64
12.23
12.44
12.76
12.58
12.74
183.28
183.79
183.07
162.58
144.24
382.52
393.84
407.06
417.28
8
423.42
996.62
971.70
939.70
875.75
793.87
102.14
100.16
107.28
110.98
113.46
119.38
116.56
108.39
75.15
59.64
945.80
924.41
893.00
822.11
737.39
1976
1977
1978
1979
•jggg
163.66
170.50
179.66
184.19
194.08
150.39
156.92
162.71
168.14
173.37
12.91
12.42
13.76
13.29
13.96
160.42
159.31
166.61
186.68
140.53
8
426.39
431.55
443.46
447.50
449.42
752.85
706.87
662.51
645.67
623.26
112.71
112.94
128.60
123.65
113.71
79.12
80.60
79.15
101.26
84.31
692.34
649.00
600.62
581.16
554.88
92.07
91.15
101.89
95.40
86.00
20.59
22.86
23.09
23.48
26.20
19.22
21.36
21.43
22.46
25.28
8.35
8.56
8.26
10.03
9.27
2.56
2.93
4.31
4.53
4.83
1981
1982
193.69
196.45
176.70
176.57
12.95
13.22
152.03
137.78
8
449.45
437.66
613.78
604.43
117.93
106.03
96.68
90.96
541.07
533.39
86.53
76.60
30.73
30.78
27.27
29.03
11.53
13.15
7.66
8.35
June
13.83
13.57
16.89
16.34
16.98
16.77
12.32
12.01
15.01
14.98
15.92
15.57
14.00
14.06
14.44
14.98
14.74
14.50
15.10
14.31
18.04
17.11
18.26
17.00
32.03
30.38
37.43
34.46
35.50
36.96
662.41
661.67
662.41
665.01
668.70
670.36
8.36
6.77
9.02
9.70
9.70
8.46
8.44
8.85
11.06
10.98
11.73
10.98
600.07
599.89
600.72
603.01
606.03
608.06
6.36
5.07
6.91
7.51
7.61
6.28
1.93
1.66
1.80
1.91
2.49
1.91
1.12
.85
1.52
1.30
1.55
1.64
8.20
9.95
10.33
11.65
11.56
11.54
.36
.18
.34
.35
.32
.32
July
August
September
October
November
December
16.96
16.76
14.70
15.28
13.14
12.97
15.13
15.56
13.71
13.64
12.52
11.76
14.83
14.30
13.87
12.59
13.37
13.29
7.72
11.99
14.62
20.01
17.26
15.27
32.44
36.04
33.56
38.55
44.25
53.74
665.77
662.64
656.88
652.02
645.68
645.67
9.77
9.05
10.92
12.87
16.68
12.36
3.95
5.69
6.75
8.68
7.57
6.58
605.23
600.77
596.13
589.74
585.06
581.16
7.44
6.56
8.53
10.20
13.33
9.60
1.58
2.25
2.04
2.84
1.47
1.59
1.24
1.67
2.18
3.43
3.28
2.67
12.11
12.71
12.10
11.07
10.09
10.03
.33
.26
.38
.52
.63
.54
14.64
14.91
16.56
16.54
17.97
17.93
12.54
12.64
14.08
14.33
16.19
16.66
13.33
14.07
14.84
15.31
17.44
15.43
13.41
12.73
13.36
13.92
13.49
10.96
33.12
32.02
34.58
35.43
34.60
37.28
644.17
648.98
648.10
649.34
649.03
649.09
6.30
9.06
7.79
8.26
9.64
7.88
6.77
7.63
9.54
10.30
9.48
7.85
578.44
580.22
580.01
582.00
584.08
585.36
4.49
6.85
5.62
6.20
7.08
6.00
1.62
1.54
1.80
1.72
2.21
1.62
1.21
1.46
1.88
1.49
1.45
1.85
9.55
9.04
9.51
10.56
11.05
10.03
.26
.31
.35
.32
.38
.29
18.69
18.02
16.29
15.64
13.56
13.32
17.08
16.28
14.51
14.16
12.51
12.38
14.71
15.13
15.01
14.70
14.36
13.96
4.72
7.14
8.97
14.17
12.70
14.96
36.35
34.00
34.68
38.25
42.53
54.40
639.70
633.43
625.89
617.26
626.86
623.26
9.82
7.83
11.35
14.66
11.57
9.55
2.72
4.45
5.10
6.75
6.15
7.58
576.74
572.23
565.61
559.61
556.06
554.88
7.43
5.80
9.04
11.35
9.09
7.06
1.98
2.66
1.93
3.61
2.42
3.11
1.51
2.07
1.83
4.07
3.52
2.93
10.58
9.82
11.94
11.69
10.56
9.27
.32
.35
.44
.50
.66
.66
13.31
14.58
16.72
17.68
18.87
18.63
12.08
12.41
15.01
15.47
17.00
17.29
13.98
14.95
15.12
15.26
15.78
15.24
14.42
14.33
16.68
14.75
12.73
11.82
32.84
30.88
35.68
37.03
34.42
37.54
615.58
625.77
629.91
632.37
624.06
627.73
8.84
8.72
10.04
9.03
10.21
7.67
7.38
8.16
12.42
10.64
8.44
7.38
553.51
553.47
556.78
558.49
558.86
555.92
6.51
5.06
7.64
6.88
7.56
5.30
1.87
2.42
3.18
2.42
2.36
3.05
1.27
1.03
1.67
1.72
1.98
2.42
10.90
11.87
13.27
13.97
14.47
12.00
.85
.35
.38
.55
.64
.45
18.80
17.72
15.72
14.61
13.12
13.93
17.37
16.24
14.68
13.84
12.39
12.91
14.98
14.53
14.42
13.99
13.38
12.95
6.38
7.93
11.50
13.71
13.73
14.05
35.91
33.21
34.75
38.77
42.00
54.09
623.30
618.00
612.74
609.47
606.23
613.78
8.56
8.33
11.77
13.32
12.32
9.12
3.68
4.66
6.92
8.80
9.14
9.08
551 .28
547.19
543.60
539.93
535.12
541 .07
6.52
5.83
9.32
10.00
9.30
6.62
2.47
2.30
2.04
3.80
2.88
1.95
1.68
2.26
2.45
4.15
3.91
2.72
15.15
14.89
14.44
14.25
12.60
11.53
.55
.52
.53
.76
1.07
1.01
15.19
15.00
17.65
17.86
18.22
18.19
11.90
12.91
15.68
15.81
16.56
17.22
14.16
14.93
16.32
15.83
15.59
15.28
11.02
12.28
15.28
13.59
10.98
10.83
30.70
30.22
35.69
36.13
33.29
37.20
612.98
614.44
618.40
621.06
616.72
616.84
7.03
6.33
5.82
7.98
9.12
10.86
7.37
8.88
10.32
10.20
7.54
7.81
541 .04
543.22
545.29
547.76
547.25
545.48
4.91
4.65
4.06
5.91
6.88
8.09
1.83
1.89
2.06
1.92
2.18
2.92
1.15
1.12
1.93
1.62
2.57
1.98
12.67
13.10
13.25
13.59
13.36
13.65
.53
.33
.45
.52
.67
.70
17.17
19.50
15.64
15.07
13.65
13.31
16.10
16.26
14.88
13.83
13.14
12.27
14.45
14.31
13.99
14.00
13.43
13.22
6.85
6.57
10.50
14.68
13.95
11.24
33.47
32.74
34.93
36.33
43.13
51.68
614.96
565.60
604.93
605.53
603.68
604.43
7.29
8.96
9.87
12.75
11.75
8.29
4.94
4.57
6.66
8.31
7.73
6.63
544.59
501 .07
539.59
536.00
533.69
533.39
5.40
5.88
7.19
9.89
8.18
5.54
2.51
3.11
3.39
3.77
2.70
2.50
1.21
2.17
1.90
6.55
2.85
3.99
15.52
15.56
16.52
14.64
14.02
13.15
.52
.67
.71
.81
1.13
1.29
1979:
January
February...,
March
April
Mav
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
8
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
8
8
92
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS; TOBACCO—ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND DAIRY PRODUCTS
DAIRY PRODUCTS (Millions of pounds, except as noted)
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES (Millions of wine gallons—231 cubic inches)
YEAR AND MONTH
Production »
Taxable
withdrawals1
Cheese
Butter, creamery
Still wines
Stocks.end
of
period 1
Imports 2
Distilling
materials
produced
at
wineries 1
Production
(factory) 3
Stocks,
cold
storage,
end of
period4
Production (factory) 3
Price,
wholesale,
92-score—
New York
(Dollars
per
pound) 5
Total
American,
whole milk
Imports 6
Price,
wholesale,
Cheddar,
single
daisiesChicago
(Dollars
per
pound)7
Stocks, cold storage,
end of period 4
Total
American,
whole
milk
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
168.04
189.33
202.38
193.28
233.41
155.80
150.21
157.32
164.72
167.14
209.50
224.57
229.07
231.24
262.30
11.19
13.01
13.35
14.54
14.91
331.37
375.20
472.91
369.35
470.56
1,484.1
1,537.1
1,419.7
1,441.5
1,324.6
224.8
318.7
207.0
66.5
52.1
0.612
.594
.590
.599
.610
1,634.5
1,592.0
1,631.8
1,723.6
1,755.5
1,148.8
1,094.5
1,108.4
1,157.3
1,158.3
472.9
422.1
340.7
326.0
308.6
419.9
384.2
301.6
283.6
271.0
75.8
77.6
83.0
78.0
79.3
0.409
.400
.426
.434
.450
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
218.38
217.46
222.89
277.80
245.04
165.80
175.27
181.52
197.23
216.97
265.11
272.02
268.28
306.36
293.32
16.34
17.46
19.98
22.28
28.23
391.14
362.71
373.08
403.32
303.08
1,112.0
1,224.9
1,164.8
1,118.2
1,137.0
32.3
168.6
117.4
88.6
118.8
.672
.675
.678
.685
.704
1,854.0
1,918.8
1,938.2
1,989.6
2,201.4
1,220.3
1,276.3
1,273.8
1,266.4
1,423.4
372.7
390.3
381.0
317.5
324.5
322.2
344.0
318.7
265.4
254.0
135.5
151.8
168.2
130.0
161.3
.527
.521
.548
.603
.649
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
357.36
301.16
437.54
401.45
384.82
246.97
269.58
273.07
280.04
300.25
366.31
350.88
422.37
451.59
451 .84
34.28
45.07
53.15
9
49.58
47.39
402.38
261.10
378.68
354.30
339.31
1,143.7
1,101.9
918.6
961.7
983.8
96.8
107.5
46.4
49.2
10.9
.693
.696
.689
.674
.818
2,374.3
2,604.6
2,685.4
2,937.4
2,811.4
1,511.5
1,644.3
1,672.5
1,858.6
1,654.6
304.3
331.4
357.8
494.0
367.8
238.9
269.4
290.3
420.8
307.0
95.5
179.4
232.0
315.6
179.5
.671
.714
.843
.973
1.044
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
405.78
409.82
420.24
433.99
509.05
298.25
310.43
315.56
330.13
349.35
473.72
505.49
527.21
558.43
610.53
56.36
65.79
89.77
87.63
97.68
344.77
276.55
244.25
254.36
224.39
978.6
1,085.6
994.3
984.6
1,145.3
47.1
184.9
206.9
177.8
304.6
.944
1.015
1.141
1.272
1.448
3,320.2
3,358.5
3,519.7
3,717.2
3,984.3
2,048.8
2,043.1
2,074.2
2,189.9
2,375.8
478.4
468.6
436.4
512.1
578.8
411.3
404.7
357.9
406.5
479.6
206.8
209.4
242.2
248.3
231.2
1.161
1.187
1.301
1.414
1.562
1981
1982
466.23
554.01
363.64
396.24
604.41
695.27
107.60
113.79
188.20
190.23
1,228.2
1,257.0
429.2
466.8
1.535
4,277.6
4,539.8
2,642.3
2,750.5
709.6
963.5
623.0
880.8
247.7
269.3
1.672
1.684
6.43
7.01
6.13
4.08
6.08
5.24
26.44
23.94
32.95
25.96
26.70
26.70
484.42
458.07
465.35
435.94
397.22
384.48
7.11
4.50
7.44
6.95
6.66
8.16
6.70
4.74
4.20
6.66
7.99
8.77
98.4
86.7
89.8
92.4
99.2
83.0
206.7
214.8
210.1
218.2
239.7
260.1
1.150
1.150
1.195
1.239
1.245
1.246
292.9
272.4
323.3
319.0
340.6
344.1
173.5
163.7
186.4
192.8
210.7
210.0
445.1
453.7
448.6
462.2
504.3
529.3
361.4
367.3
363.0
377.6
416.9
431.9
12.8
6.5
10.8
15.0
15.5
21.7
1.410
1.350
1.356
1.374
1.376
1.389
4.93
36.47
152.56
144.34
43.38
17.34
23.93
27.58
26.96
31.87
30.36
26.74
379.90
366.90
485.00
564.86
582.45
558.43
7.76
6.46
7.14
7.23
8.70
9.53
10.79
31.30
84.38
69.90
11.95
6.98
72.5
64.3
60.5
78.0
75.8
84.0
258.3
239.1
220.4
200.5
182.1
177.8
1.271
1.345
1.358
1.342
1.353
1.366
318.8
309.1
290.8
308.1
289.6
308.7
193.1
180.3
167.8
174.5
161.5
175.5
562.4
558.7
551.2
536.5
528.2
512.1
461.6
460.1
456.8
436.4
424.2
406.5
19.7
22.4
20.8
22.0
29.2
52.0
1.409
1.458
1.488
1.466
1.447
1.444
7.07
4.87
5.30
5.66
4.67
2.93
30.16
26.68
31.21
26.72
29.76
27.22
538.63
482.65
477.86
441.40
434.31
411.25
6.87
6.39
6.77
7.80
9.26
7.38
7.18
6.86
1.60
1.49
2.27
3.44
105.7
99.9
101.1
112.3
116.6
93.9
191.0
205.6
217.2
238.1
281.7
295.9
1.347
1.357
1.367
1:396
1.413
1.424
312.3
303.1
339.7
336.5
360.6
359.9
182.7
179.0
196.7
207.5
232.4
227.1
515.8
508.9
495.1
510.5
544.4
582.7
399.8
399.5
387.7
405.1
438.5
472.1
11.1
6.7
9.2
10.6
13.7
15.1
1.467
1.472
1.508
1.535
1.542
1.548
6.17
25.04
164.46
201.78
57.62
23.49
26.94
27.28
25.32
38.52
29.10
30.44
364.24
362.27
485.73
645.59
627.26
610.53
8.99
8.06
9.14
8.76
9.23
9.03
1.82
10.22
57.10
90.62
31.48
10.30
83.7
75.3
77.0
91.4
84.7
103.6
308.0
306.4
302.9
301.5
302.7
304.6
1.433
1.515
1.517
1.526
1.536
1.539
332.7
317.6
317.0
332.1
317.2
355.6
208.3
192.9
179.8
186.6
176.7
205.9
620.0
613.8
610.6
590.9
565.4
578.8
507.7
501.2
498.2
484.4
462.3
479.6
17.6
17.5
24.9
29.3
30.9
44.4
1.555
1.570
1.615
1.653
1.641
1.641
7.89
5.04
5.88
5.44
5.62
4.47
30.30
25.11
32.37
29.17
29.04
31.24
558.03
548.64
527.08
493.90
466.79
428.44
8.91
7.52
7.44
7.70
9.34
7.97
5.51
3.52
2.81
2.94
5.96
5.25
123.1
108.4
115.5
117.3
115.5
95.9
332.1
372.3
407.4
450.4
473.6
507.5
1.534
1.537
1.535
(10)
342.8
317.8
374.1
379.5
394.2
390.9
214.1
200.6
231.1
242.2
257.9
249.5
601.7
596.3
593.6
632.4
649.8
685.7
504.7
508.6
503.9
539.9
555.6
585.0
10.3
11.6
15.3
19.5
13.7
16.8
1.640
1.640
1.669
1.670
1.678
1.679
5.84
74.37
202.16
107.91
26.61
15.00
29.27
26.66
31.46
36.57
31.55
30.97
401.63
437.57
602.25
656.73
625.00
604.41
8.58
9.51
8.37
10.24
11.12
10.91
2.96
35.12
67.97
32.05
13.63
10.50
82.7
82.3
85.2
99.5
93.4
109.5
515.5
515.6
489.5
470.0
451.1
429.2
353.0
340.6
334.4
343.4
334.1
372.7
223.4
209.9
194.0
203.6
192.4
223.2
714.2
719.4
694.3
682.4
677.5
709.6
615.7
617.7
598.6
591.3
590.4
623.0
18.6
16.9
22.0
23.4
26.5
52.9
1.678
1.678
1.678
1.685
1.692
1.684
4.02
6.03
7.07
4.87
3.81
4.97
28.97
25.64
35.20
30.03
28.62
30.96
575.28
553.12
524.33
492.03
467.53
435.01
9.96
6.49
7.81
8.17
9.45
10.61
2.88
2.87
4.04
11.35
1.37
2.08
127.3
115.9
123.4
430.3
440.4
447.8
351.3
331.1
391.7
219.6
205.4
237.1
711.7
696.4
722.4
626.3
622.6
641.6
1,202.9
"759.4
"803.9
"712.3
19.0
11.8
15.7
16.8
18.8
20.6
1.684
1.684
1.684
1.684
1.684
1.684
5.18
29.96
162.79
229.61
72.07
23.64
25.76
29.17
27.10
34.14
71.06
29.58
408.23
395.40
512.20
702.10
705.62
695.27
8.83
9.99
9.93
9.13
11.94
11.47
1.86
11.68
43.17
71.36
27.96
9.61
18.2
22.7
25.6
24.6
28.7
46.8
1.684
1.684
1.683
1.686
1.686
1.686
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August .
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March ..
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
Mav
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August .
September
October
November
December
11
334.0
541 .6
8
(10)
11
256.4
510.0
1,121.3
673.2
864.3
765.1
300.0
466.8
1,141.5
655.7
963.5
880.8
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
11
8
9
93
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS; TOBACCO—DAIRY PRODUCTS—Con.
CONDENSED AND EVAPORATED MILK
DRY MILK
FLUID MILK
Production
YEAR AND MONTH
Production,
case goods l
Stocks,
manufacturers',
case goods,
end of period 1
Exports 2
Production on
farms 3
Utilization in
manufactured
dairy
products *
Price,
wholesale,
U.S. average
(Dollars per
100 pounds) 5
Dry whole
milk
6
Stocks, manufacturers',
end of period 6
Nonfat dry
milk— human
food
Dry whole
milk
Nonfat dry
milk— human
food
Exports 7
Price,
manufacturers'
average
selling, nonfat
dry miiK—
human food
(Dollars per
pound) 8
Millions of pounds, except as noted
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
2 1873
2,002.9
1 9762
1 ,982.7
1 7889
2307
145.9
1384
1138
1373
121 4
100 1
899
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1 8379
1,557.5
1 4474
1 ,483.8
1 2683
2045
196.0
101 3
106.9
131 2
624
75 1
1157
497
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1 268 1
1,183.3
1 1022
1 ,035.2
9269
886
677
74.7
54.9
692
424
79.2
42.3
586
548
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
932.1
706
752
489
329
10370
423
434
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
787.9
796 1
724.7
70.3
757.9
734.9
46.0
51.9
767
51.8
59 1
58.2
64.9
72.2
81.9
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
660
56.4
496
68.3
803
903
117 1
71 9
1347
67.7
62.2
59.8
586
131.7
129.2
118.8
884
59.2
76.7
596
753
58.2
61.8
73.9
66.6
762
886
105.8
689
1158
654
1278
57.3
55.9
51.5
50.3
60.7
131 7
119.6
55.3
545
41 7
369
59.8
39.5
649
670
530
66 3
770
685
July .
August
September
October
November
December
93.4
756
51.8
68.3
July
August
September
October
November
December
July
August
September ....
October
November
December
1407
8189
1981
1982
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
192.2
629
81 6
99 1
101.1
848
62.1
68.6
58.6
46.0
66.8
68 1
59.6
13
587
455
53.4
40.7
61 6
477
1956
1840
181 6
13
891
1033
51 9
422
81 7
4.09
86.1
412
91 0
4.17
87.6
423
886
56398
58677
57997
57,167
58961
481
944
118566
120,025
115491
115,586
1 1 5 398
60364
60,931
57920
59,857
59230
5.87
6.09
7.20
8.34
8.78
722
120 180
122654
121 461
123 411
128,525
63630
66009
64,763
66038
71,663
9.66
78.1
972
10.60
12.00
13.00
694
133,013
135,795
76,391
79,098
13.80
13.60
102.2
31
3.1
50
4.4
43
28
9960
9,281
10534
10,603
11 243
10948
5424
5,019
5777
5,855
6379
6 170
11.90
11.90
11.80
11.60
11.50
11 50
7.1
5.5
8.0
9.5
8.3
78
18
24
3.8
4.8
30
38
10683
10409
9,987
10063
9623
10,077
5720
5474
4,919
5291
11 60
12.00
12.30
12.60
4874
5 136
12.80
66
7.6
5.6
5.7
73
6.4
29
3.6
37
40
44
28
10320
9,972
10945
11 024
11 697
11 335
5682
5562
6043
1280
6418
12 70
6940
6 631
1260
21
31
4.2
40
36
5.0
11 075
10*794
10,353
10461
10055
10494
6 331
5854
5,530
5650
5 125
5897
28
34
29
21
28
32
10805
10 161
11*549
11 555
12 099
11 606
6254
5 900
6783
6972
7 182
7*000
14 10
14 00
27
24
3.0
29
3.1
3.7
11 387
11 132
10,659
10768
10,387
10,905
6497
6 203
5,875
5 922
5,561
6,242
1340
1350
14.00
14.00
22
50
12
18
18
25
11 116
10391
11 728
6362
6 103
7 066
1380
1370
is 35 723
13 21 652
89.2
34.9
19.3
24
6
5
3
3
6
125 707
126251
125202
126967
124 180
62 169
62811
61 193
62902
60202
119912
118732
117225
116,108
1 1 7 007
74.3
524
798
5.49
5.71
70.2
689
75.2
78.0
67.7
63.1
74.6
853
82.7
92.7
1290
66
6.2
82
55
61
79
12.80
1280
12 50
72
63
6.4
80
74
6.9
12 60
1280
13.20
1370
14 00
14.10
66
63
75
78
84
64
1380
1370
13 50
1340
13.70
1400
14 00
73
5.1
53
7.0
50
1 5798
1 ,678.6
1 5944
1 ,452.3
1 ,444 4
69
6.1
76
6.6
47
1182
98.7
1,4176
1 ,223.5
4.0
3.4
5.4
6.4
5.6
77.0
37.9
74.5
9166
1,019.9
1,001.5
926.2
81 5
108.8
582
83.9
953
1120
954
79.8
55.9
58.3
563
71.9
743
78.4
897
115 1
1358
1325
122 1
1040
77.3
72.8
69 1
89.6
956
96 1
1128
1264
136 8
1296
1320
1320
13
1360
18 445
1390
.714
86.7
93.3
198.0
187.8
4.9
4.6
4.3
5.8
7.1
86
37.0
40.8
50.5
84.4
3.1
1.4
3.0
12.9
13.0
800
.887
12
.939
.936
.764
.766
.772
.788
.794
5.3
795
82
7.2
6.1
4.9
49
4.3
1232
8.8
2.1
6.3
7.2
6.8
3.6
797
47
4.6
6.1
44
4.8
63
85.5
80.5
83.7
1144
14.1
10.1
15.7
140.4
11.7
15.3
65
4.5
3.0
3.4
50
5.3
1187
76.2
75.3
69.5
85.0
10.6
28.1
26.5
14.7
17.5
65
48
3.9
40
46
36
81.7
16.9
110.1
33
29
3.0
28
4.3
6.0
92
77
93
1178
1079
1275
76
6.9
69
110.2
96.0
92.9
844
92.6
1374
109.5
933
6.6
5.3
7.2
11.4
14.6
872
.887
.888
.889
.892
.897
.922
.936
.939
.938
.936
.937
.939
242
939
31.4
.939
99.1
1043
87.2
26.3
30.9
17.0
.938
.938
.939
.944
.942
.940
75.8
86.7
877
94.5
944
8.2
7.9
2.0
9.4
12.6
17.4
11 4
18.2
29 4
224
3390
73
898
243
2969
60
933
96
.839
.839
.840
116.3
837
13
.801
.807
.834
.840
.841
96.5
1020
1165
13 417 5
13
665
1283
1275
204
23.1
16.7
13.7
12 1
13 80
13.90
32854
.634
6.0
6.0
13.30
19470
42.0
62.6
176.2
110.1
224
.235
.263
122.8
85.0
1320
33983
11
73.3
1197
1129
93.0
920
.307
.331
.464
.586
.633
926
71
79
8.2
89
8.5
8.9
89.3
40.1
147
182
149.2
202.3
126.1
1,314.3
1 ,400.6
108.5
9
47.1
607
144
.146
.199
134.6
1 1066
920.4
9087
1,160.7
.148
153.7
169.6
127.2
226.1
60.1
51.9
98.8
0 154
1867
790
9.1
60
4.4
43
5.3
51.4
53.9
75.5
89.8
2700
319.1
564.8
850.9
458.8
1325
99.0
13 50
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
5.02
20198
2,230.3
2 1061
2,177.2
1 9885
22.4
104
.936
.936
.937
94
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS; TOBACCO—GRAIN AND GRAIN PRODUCTS
EX-
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
BARLEY,
CORN,
OATS,
RYE,
WHEAT
(Millions of
bushels—
48
pounds) '
Stocks, domestic,
end of
period 3
tion—crop
estimate
for the
year z
Total
On
farms
Off
farms
19.9
30.1
10.7
102.6
24.3
3,707.4
4,320.0
4,268.6
4,383.2
3,768.8
2,928.8
3,454.0
3,310.7
3,390.1
2,755.3
778.6
866.1
957.9
993.1
1,013.5
616.6
515.3
594.0
553.5
572.0
803.3
793.8
950.7
965.9
915.2
662.7
656.5
791.6
899.8
921.5
557.6
552.1
668.4
738.9
710.7
105.1
104.4
123.2
161.0
210.8
30.2
55.1
4,167.6
4,860.4
4,449.5
4,687.1
4,152.2
53.2
60.6
94.6
56.7
31.8
5,646.3
5,579.8
5,670.7
4,701.4
5,840.8
4,704.3
4,834.2
4,487.7
3,640.9
4,473.5
3,555.3
3,692.7
3,371.3
2,560.9
3,203.2
1,149.1
1,141.5
1,116.4
1,080.0
1,270.3
511.7
886.2
1,312.3
1,180.8
1,321.8
878.1
690.6
659.1
600.7
639.0
941.9
778.3
633.9
502.6
492.8
691.4
558.2
472.2
380.1
398.7
250.6
220.1
161.7
122.5
117.5
110.3
114.2
119.2
117.8
52.1
72.8
31.3
34.5
68.9
6,289.2
6,505.0
7,267.9
7,938.8
6,644.8
4,902.0
5,552.3
6,319.1
6,886.2
5,858.8
3,358.0
3,873.6
4,637.7
5,041.7
4,141.5
1,544.0
1,678.7
1,681.5
1 ,844.5
1,717.3
1 ,748.0
1,596.2
9
1,975.2
2,333.5
2,485.3
540.4
752.8
581.7
526.6
458.3
337.1
485.3
465.8
400.8
329.3
8
95.9
66.4
8,201.6
8,397.3
6,967.7
8,423.8
5,033.8
6,156.9
1 ,933.8
2,266.9
2,159.3
1,924.9
509.2
617.0
4,500.4
3,177.9
1,322.5
169.6
3,287.2
2,318.0
969.2
198.5
2299
1,303.9
794.5
509.5
4.5
6,886.2
5,041.7
1 ,844.5
221 9
225.4
185.5
214.6
222.2
223.6
32
39
4.1
67
4.7
51
4,857.3
3,441.0
1,416.3
3,670.4
2,577.8
1,092.6
1,617.5
920.9
696.6
9.1
5,858.8
4,141.5
1,717.3
64
11 5
4.8
35
4.2
15
3,987.2
2,641.1
1,346.1
2,774.2
1,818.3
955.9
293.0
303.2
374.2
425.8
380.3
Ml. 7
184.7
250.3
263.6
238.1
115.2
118.5
123.9
162.2
142.2
462.4
421.7
417.4
298.7
379.2
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
2,813.6
2,586.1
9
3,31 1.2
3,640.3
3,914.4
383.0
427.8
454.8
382.8
361.0
1981
1982
3,918.3
3,524.8
479.3
522.4
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May....
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
255.2
245.9
206.4
125.0
161.8
392.1
361.4
320.0
227.8
275.3
8
275.1
332.2
391.2
365.6
303.4
8
157.6
222.0
277.0
246.4
185.6
136.9
115.6
113.6
102.7
113.5
8
333.1
418.1
231.2
293.9
101.9
124.2
296.5
198.7
97.8
228.0
149.4
78.6
361.8
352.2
323.4
377.5
342.7
348.3
461.8
311.5
150.3
365.6
246.4
119.2
278.5
281.2
310.0
321.1
266.3
298.7
262.3
166.0
96.3
192.1
112.4
79.7
327.6
363.2
350.5
368.1
366.4
382.9
392.5
249.7
142.7
303.4
185.6
117.8
203.4
113.4
90.0
137.3
74.4
62.8
202.4
194.7
248.3
266.8
283.5
338.8
348.0
341.8
361.9
326.1
293.9
289.9
65.3
100.2
57.4
74.4
65.9
63.6
40.2
17.8
8.3
7
7
1
(10)
3
1.1
23
2.3
95
93
68
451.6
303.6
148.0
333.1
231.2
101.9
285.8
299.5
360.9
353.7
339.4
344.8
226.9
147.5
79.4
149.7
94.1
55.7
243.7
248.5
245.8
268.7
269.1
264.9
501.4
353.4
148.0
418.1
293.9
124.2
67
85
82
6.5
39
7.5
63
1,034.0
490.1
543.8
6,967.7
5,033.8
1,933.8
5,131.8
3,625.9
1,505.9
3,904.1
2,758.5
1,145.6
2,285.9
1 ,356.0
8,423.8
6,156.9
49
86
5.7
15
3.0
1.9
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
8
94.1
929.9
2,266.9
189.9
184.6
204.8
213.3
170.3
192.0
197.1
206.2
202.6
240.9
245.0
238.6
208.3
199.8
222.2
185.3
207.5
157.7
147.2
139.2
150.0
194.6
175.0
172.4
151.1
147.2
189.3
195.0
212.4
179.8
119.8
112.8
107.4
166.5
169.8
173.8
4.6
9.4
11.6
7.6
20.9
7.1
25.2
54.3
30.0
16.2
73.5
82.7
80.6
76.0
61.7
12.1
11.2
15.2
12.8
365.2
473.7
314.1
397.9
51.1
75.8
381.6
317.3
64.3
280.0
229.3
50.7
568.1
465.8
102.3
476.8
400.8
76.0
339.6
284.3
55.3
236.4
198.3
38.1
484.6
395.3
89.3
391.0
329.3
61.7
256.1
211.7
44.4
176.9
148.9
28.0
458.5
384.7
73.7
365.2
314.1
51.1
236.9
200.5
36.3
152.0
127.2
24.8
581.3
486.0
95.3
473.7
397.9
75.8
1875
37
12.4
12.0
165
87
7.7
410.6
568.0
546.3
476.8
391.0
1246
83
6.7
56
8
130.1
25
28
295.7
301.2
358.8
369.6
312.8
318.6
oat-
meal 6
80.1
77.1
85.4
87.8
392.1
373.7
426.2
427.1
416.1
1,204.5
1,789.3
2,896.2
2,220.3
2,529.0
Off
farms
693.4
688.9
677.6
604.5
661.3
1,590.3
1,245.4
1,267.4
1,059.5
1,338.1
7
On
farms
773.6
766.0
763.0
692.2
763.9
1966 .
1967
1968
1969
1970
7
Total
1,010.3
1,012.2
965.5
852.3
926.9
1965.. .
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
Off farms
Exports,
including
294.2
426.4
439.4
481.6
598.9
154.3
130.7
130.4
119.9
116.3
7
On farms
tion —crop
estimate
for the
year 2
1,472.9
1,251.7
1,135.2
1,137.4
956.5
179.8
211.3
195.1
180.8
184.8
1964
Total
Stocks, domestic,
end of
period 3
Exports,
including
meal and
flour 6
3,018.6
2,958.3
3,209.6
2,737.5
3,096.6
334.1
342.0
325.5
300.6
301.1
1963. .
Production—crop
estimate
for the
year,
grain
only5
4,491.5
4,210.0
4,344.8
3,874.9
4,053.1
392.4
427.7
392.8
386.1
392.3
1962
Exports,
including
malt4
Stocks, domestic, end of period 3
3,597.8
3,606.3
4,019.2
3,484.3
4,084.3
1,085.9
1,162.6
1,238.7
1,385.8
1,385.6
1961
OATS (Millions of bushels— 32 pounds)
CORN (Millions of bushels— 56 pounds)
BARLEY (Millions of bushels—48 pounds)
4.8
9.1
5.8
.4
.2
.4
.3
.5
.3
.2
.3
.2
.2
1.0
.8
.3
.1
.1
.5
.5
1.2
1.0
1.3
1.0
1.7
.5
.9
.7
1.5
.8
2.5
1.9
.6
1.4
.8
.9
.6
.5
.3
.6
.3
.6
.8
.6
.8
.3
.3
.3
.8
.2
.3
95
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS; TOBACCO—GRAIN AND GRAIN PRODUCTS—Con.
RYE (Millions of bushels-56
pounds)
RICE (Millions of pounds, except as noted)
Southern States mills 3
California mills 2
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
Productioncrop estimate
for the year
(Millions of
bags— 100 Ib.) »
Shipments
from mills,
milled rice
Stocks, rough
and cleaned
(cleaned basis),
end of period
Receipts from
producers,
rough rice
Shipments
from mills,
milled rice
Stocks,
domestic,
rough and
cleaned
(cleaned basis),
end of period
Exports 4
Price, producer,
No. 2 (Dollars
per pound) 5
Stocksdomestic, end
of period, total 8
1,315
1,506
1,467
1,523
1,612
857
964
1,022
1,025
1,056
126
167
168
185
207
3,806
4,373
5,255
5,575
5,710
2,506
3,064
3,243
3,665
4,020
1,378
1,303
1,592
1,670
1,641
1,772
2,314
2,638
2,933
3,411
0.086
.094
.093
.086
.083
27.3
40.7
29.2
32.5
33.3
19.5
23.7
14.7
21.0
28.8
85.0
89.4
1,536
1,913
2,020
2,012
1,755
920
1,403
1,376
1,515
1,393
317
254
312
270
82
5,880
6,674
7,086
6,605
6,497
3,962
4,544
4,774
4,818
4,438
1,758
1,875
2,013
1,695
1,748
2,978
4,066
4,163
4,185
3,828
.083
.085
.087
.085
.085
27.8
23.9
23.0
30.2
36.8
28.4
27.7
24.2
29.3
40.8
2,004
1,774
2,151
1,925
2,346
1,446
1,266
1,591
1,359
1,705
98
86
109
135
138
5,567
7,472
6,021
7,047
8,461
4,206
5,133
4,226
4,816
5,312
1,737
1,967
1,816
1,788
2,150
3,252
4,447
3,583
3,801
4,711
.087
.098
.180
.252
.190
49.2
28.3
24.7
17.5
15.9
54.6
53.5
21.0
11.6
1,492
1,460
989
1,800
2,711
158
214
304
249
231
9,563
9,557
8,824
9,247
10,831
5,481
6,217
6,130
6,019
6,795
2,682
2,629
2,488
2,503
2,969
4,640
4,995
4,972
4,978
6,620
.140
.152
.173
.225
14.9
16.5
24.1
22.4
16.5
18.8
20.8
91.9
83.8
85.8
85.4
92.8
112.4
128.4
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
115.6
133.2
131.9
146.2
2,220
2,215
1,675
2,721
3,582
1981
1982
182.7
154.2
3,359
2,986
2,267
1,619
510
503
10,821
11,482
7,354
7,020
2,763
3,170
6,801
5,516
.256
.166
June
124
171
330
213
193
141
162
79
151
191
123
104
222
122
187
139
144
141
607
482
563
539
351
198
509
511
553
599
617
473
3,365
1,624
1,977
1,740
1,340
1,001
361
416
484
498
531
334
.140
.140
.140
.165
.165
.165
Julv
August
September
October
November
December
106
167
182
422
380
292
131
76
145
197
232
208
80
115
96
190
241
249
142
794
1,870
2,246
822
634
419
426
440
535
503
434
717
1,574
1,608
2,527
2,545
2,503
434
310
316
426
320
546
.165
.190
.200
.205
.205
.195
364
248
247
243
254
320
348
146
228
192
176
256
175
214
173
169
177
166
479
1,032
620
289
166
155
510
621
619
480
445
611
2,317
2,346
2,138
1,859
1,552
1,082
584
557
584
518
585
540
.200
.220
.235
.240
.240
.220
288
237
195
476
368
342
285
113
258
132
238
339
100
162
49
255
301
231
218
829
2,439
2,170
1,077
1,358
412
498
568
687
583
761
866
912
1,938
2,664
2,813
2,969
644
419
577
409
474
730
.210
.205
.205
.210
.245
.265
June
354
253
333
351
317
218
216
271
268
303
346
186
283
224
226
203
120
107
436
830
749
274
142
85
590
635
852
660
492
499
2,686
2,604
2,342
1,853
1,456
1,008
533
613
809
688
794
497
.270
.270
.275
.275
.280
.280
July
August
September
October
November
December
168
219
92
473
293
287
67
238
106
90
79
97
174
114
98
326
426
510
182
1,503
3,308
1,696
848
768
389
511
673
738
660
654
772
1,232
2,722
3,091
2,906
2,763
371
453
470
532
583
458
.280
.265
.250
.225
.2t3
.195
June
84
184
221
202
204
77
70
62
76
129
210
279
493
550
628
639
577
356
505
683
784
702
552
406
612
564
685
662
602
583
2,572
2,300
2,132
1,868
1,610
1,308
479
515
399
487
661
538
.185
.175
.160
.158
.165
.163
Julv
August
September
October ,.
November
December
723
225
76
505
346
139
161
332
110
81
63
47
344
174
108
369
462
503
434
1,198
3,278
1,507
714
720
505
559
615
541
542
550
1,012
1,270
2,826
3,276
3,232
3,170
370
809
320
431
199
307
.160
.165
.165
.165
.155
.180
99.2
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November .
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March
April
Productioncrop estimate
for the year l
54.2
66.0
70.3
73.2
76.3
104.1
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
Receipts,
domestic,
rough rice
.. .
May
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
7
.177
9.1
6
8.9
8.8
15.2
17.7
9.3
7.9
10.9
11.7
9.0
24.8
17.7
15.0
12.2
18.5
9.3
6.9
4.1
14.6
7.9
5.8
3.1
16.5
10.9
96
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS; TOBACCO—GRAIN AND GRAIN PRODUCTS—Con.
WHEAT FLOUR (Thousands of sacks— 100 pounds; except as noted)
WHEAT (Millions of bushels—60 pounds)
Stocks (domestic), end of period 3
Production (crop estimate
for
the year) l
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
Total
Spring
wheat
Winter
wheat
Distribution2
Total
359.3
316.6
310.2
389.7
405.3
1,623.1
1,500.0
1,304.1
1,059.6
930.7
697.9
590.3
716.6
819.5
694.2
628.6
516.2
639.1
746.2
646.5
875.7
675.6
642.1
489.2
690.0
820.8
637.1
587.8
439.9
638.8
158
269
233
262
298
1,075
823
914
1,021
1,017
1,325
1,262
1,354
,451
,430
1 ,982.3
1,816.6
1,614.3
1,449.3
1 ,336.0
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
,305
,508
,557
,443
,352
248
314
339
311
260
1,057
1,194
1,218
1,131
1,092
,595
,346
,426
,253
,477
1,047.5
1,209.7
1,341.4
1,532.8
1,410.0
406.9
505.2
576.9
609.4
526.1
640.6
704.5
764.4
923.4
883.9
1971
1972
1973
474
360
433
406
484
1,145
1,186
1,278
1,376
1,643
,482
,694
1975
1,619
1,546
1,711
1,782
2,127
2,183
1,607
1,847
1,547.6
1,399.0
928.3
1,107.5
1,386.6
694.5
510.2
364.4
446.3
548.6
853.1
888.8
564.0
661.2
838.0
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
2,149
2,046
1,776
2,134
2,374
585
505
553
533
479
1,564
1,540
1,222
1,601
1,895
1,753
1,835
2,144
2,051
2,191
1981
1982
2,799
2,809
695
700
2,104
2,108
2,526
2,473
2,178.0
2,520.5
955.6
1,166.1
1,222.4
1,354.5
402
1,229.4
633.3
596.2
924.1
484.3
439.8
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
Mav
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
10
1,783.6
1,997.0
1,630.8
1,716.2
1,903.2
10
667.2
834.6
814.4
773.9
753.4
10
1,116.4
1,162.5
816.4
942.2
1,149.7
306
1 ,240.7
9
12
627.1
9
81 7.0
1,403.5
944.0
1,158.2
9
588.3
9
778.5
1,372.1
919.4
1,134.5
Flour
260,316
262,069
260,007
9
261 ,663
250,384
9
Millfeed
(Thousands of
short
tons)
4,858
4,876
4,794
9
4,890
4,645
9
Grindings
of wheat
(Thousands
bushels—
60
pounds) 6
Stocks
held by
mills,
end of
period6
Prices, producer
(Dollars per8100
pounds)
Exports 7
Spring,
standard
patent
(Minneapolis)
Winter,
hard,
95%
patent
(Kansas
City)
591,999
595,353
589,245
9
591 ,654
564,724
4,973
4,789
4,823
5,068
4,314
30,148
32,238
33,700
31,475
20,464
5.520
5.909
5.639
5.652
5.784
5.167
5.621
5.365
5.390
5.464
9
253,000
245,240
254,185
254,094
253,094
4,619
4,423
4,511
4,458
4,409
568,672
549,801
569,649
567,956
563,714
4,180
4,372
4,638
4,595
4,329
23,540
16,535
23,264
21,133
21,996
6.365
6.124
5.927
5.923
6.179
5.994
5.631
5.449
5.438
5.569
249,810
250,441
254,661
9
251 ,097
9
258,985
4,279
4,303
4,395
4,481
4,701
555,092
557,801
567,287
562,962
482,675
4,362
4,746
5,505
4,499
3,907
16,637
16,549
13,456
10,563
10,178
6.145
6.378
8.734
11.887
10.552
5.446
5.867
8.454
11.059
9.365
9
13,907
17,994
19,711
18,291
15,014
9.509 "8.303
6.246
7.160
7.467
8.012
9.268
8.508
11
10.566 "10.116
1,001.3
905.8
1 2894
1,265.1
1,344.5
968.9
863.9
1,243.5
1 ,222.5
1,309.5
275,077
275,784
277,950
284,051
282,655
4,920
4,878
4,860
4,945
4,866
618,284
618,125
621,321
636,375
628,599
4,334
4,160
3,214
3,975
3,842
1,647.7
1,527.5
1,610.8
1,493.6
283,966
284,965
5,045
5,136
634,381
640,158
3,460
4,276
15,839
14,518
10.844
10.545
405
375
402
383
423
392
50,999
48,271
52,571
50,319
55,216
50,250
3,477
382
1,165
1,163
752
2,689
1,727
7.813
8.038
8.313
8.300
9.013
9.288
7.550
7.775
8.175
8.125
8.800
9.075
1,669
2,489
2,218
1,223
842
1,971
10.638
10.513
10.463
10.563
10.713
10.438
10.388
10.088
10.075
10.100
10.600
10.463
1,018
1,300
2,713
867
918
1,606
10.088
10.413
10.113
9.688
10.375
10.338
10.000
10.263
9.813
9.488
10.013
9.838
894
2,137
1,396
1,034
522
609
11.025
10.963
10.975
11.113
11.138
10.000
10.113
10.475
10.600
10.675
71.3
69.8
78.3
78.7
83.1
70.4
67.1
75.5
77.0
76.8
106.2
102.2
22,822
21,547
23,459
22,296
24,578
22,541
137.2
123.6
134.8
151.9
110.8
119.5
133.3
117.8
129.6
149.0
108.9
114.9
23,513
26,340
23,285
26,143
24,783
22,744
404
458
408
460
437
398
52,111
59,006
52,375
58,904
55,710
50,643
85.0
92.5
24,553
22,624
22,165
21,231
22,814
21,356
429
394
384
368
390
377
54,955
50,352
49,104
47,170
49,836
47,786
3,895
3,813
12
11
11
10.347
10.600
788
2,270.8
1,030.1
555
1,716.2
773.9
942.2
492
1,225.1
569.6
655.5
101.1
100.3
902.0
376.5
525.5
90.7
99.9
82.7
89.5
94.7
98.3
88.6
96.2
125.7
144.6
139.3
118.6
113.4
133.4
123.6
139.6
136.0
116.2
112.2
131.9
23,137
24,025
24,813
26,285
24,420
25,232
410
424
430
453
392
415
51,760
52,980
54,762
58,392
54,582
56,920
132.2
128.8
134.0
134.5
129.9
124.4
128.8
127.7
421
399
435
424
420
416
53,921
51,084
55,310 ""3,897"
53,402
52,184
3,895
52,643
980
1,896
2,241
2,932
1,724
2,350
11.050
11.113
10.975
11.100
11.075
11.125
10.663
10.400
10.275
10.525
10.313
10.525
987
1,420
724
284
117
184
10.813
10.750
10.588
10.525
10.675
10.338
10.275
10.300
10.200
10.025
10.313
605
2,165
2,336
2,858
1,760
944
10.763
10.950
10.738
10.538
10.550
10.500
10.638
10.700
10.638
10.425
352
1,196
698
593
824
185
10.538
10.188
10.475
10.388
10.463
10.450
324
805
2,472.3
974.7
1 ,497.6
570
1,903.2
753.4
1,149.7
575
1,328.6
538.9
789.8
414.3
574.5
80.0
76.0
130.0
124.5
24,247
22,787
24,959
23,967
23,421
23,521
140.4
148.7
195.8
157.6
127.8
137.8
138.1
145.4
194.1
156.9
127.5
137.4
23,342
23,665
24,189
24,712
22,835
22,321
410
431
436
440
410
403
51,194
53,323
54,589
55,552
50,982
50,197
394
125.6
143.8
164.5
154.1
118.9
157.9
124.2
138.7
159.1
147.4
114.8
155.7
23,985
23,553
25,256
22,474
21,886
22,471
432
423
453
403
393
406
53,740
52,786
56,663
50,348
49,018
50,215
987
2,987.1
1,421.0
1,566.0
118.7
126.8
132.4
117.9
124.0
130.8
470
2,520.5
1,166.1
1,354.5
99.9
96.0
88.9
98.5
94.1
88.5
23,153
24,669
24,213
24,965
23,867
24,473
424
448
435
450
429
441
52,333
55,826
54,340
56,328
53,778
54,783
988.8
340
1,053
2,735.2
1,206.2
1,529.0
558
2,178.0
955.6
1,222.4
622
1,557.1
748.4
808.7
1,163.9
581.0
582.9
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
Wheat
only
Off farms
1,232
1,092
1,147
1,283
1,316
1974...
Total,
including
flour
On farms
1962
1963
1964
1965
1961
Production 5
Exports *
3,975
3,323
4,268
3,716
3,842
4,222
3,460
3,384
3,744
3,563
4,276
97
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS; TOBACCO—POULTRY, EGGS AND LIVESTOCK
POULTRY
YEAR AND MONTH
Slaughter
(Millions of
pounds) '
Total
LIVESTOCK—Calves and cattle
EGGS
Stocks, cold storage
(frozen), end of
period (Millions
of
pounds) 2
Turkeys
Price, in
Georgia
producing
area, live
broilers
(Dollars per
pound) 3
Production on
farms (Millions
of cases 10 ) 4
Stocks, cold storage,
end of
period6
Shell
(Thousands
of cases 10)
Frozen
(Millions of
pounds)
Price,
wholesale,
largedelivered;
Chicago
(Dollars per
dozen) 6
Slaughter— federally
inspected (Thousands
of
animals) 7
Calves
Cattle
Prices, wholesale (Dollars per 100 pounds)
Beef steers
(Omaha) 8
Steers,
stacker and
feeder
(Kansas
City)8
Calves,
vealers g
7,121
6,938
7,249
7,551
7,998
432
335
364
357
315
263
203
217
207
200
0.132
.144
.138
.137
.145
173.4
176.6
176.4
181.2
182.5
39
117
67
62
85
61
61
55
58
51
5,005
4,980
4,535
4,820
5,076
19,968
20,339
21,662
25,133
26,614
24.43
26.92
23.58
22.41
24.99
23.30
24.53
22.95
19.79
22.50
29.17
31.06
29.48
27.11
28.10
8,786
9,218
8,915
9,492
10,242
436
540
417
307
391
267
367
317
192
219
.145
.122
.131
.140
.123
184.7
194.8
192.5
191.5
190.1
27
86
59
51
51
36
89
72
43
50
.510
.479
4,432
4,002
3,876
3,637
3,024
27,319
27,780
29,592
30,536
30,793
25.71
25.29
26.87
29.45
29.36
25.41
24.67
25.89
29.30
30.15
32.41
31.61
33.75
38.90
44.82
1971
1972 . ...
1973
1974
1975
10,357
10,883
10,649
10,706
10,434
378
324
431
456
314
223
208
281
275
195
.128
".131
.239
.211
.269
193.6
192.3
183.5
182.3
179.5
60
41
34
36
22
74
68
43
54
36
.402
.380
.610
.598
.594
2,807
2,421
1,808
2,355
3,894
31,419
32,267
30,521
33,319
36,904
32.39
35.78
44.54
41.89
44.61
32.09
38.89
49.13
36.49
33.42
46.30
55.09
64.08
49.63
40.44
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1 1 ,739
11,916
12,554
13,820
14,233
363
310
280
387
339
203
168
175
240
198
.240
.237
.260
.260
.270
179.2
179.5
186.5
192.3
193.6
28
39
38
38
31
26
30
25
23
24
.678
.624
.603
.662
.628
4,438
4,696
3,620
2,499
2,294
38,992
38,717
36,948
31,504
31,642
39.11
40.38
52.34
67.75
66.96
37.65
38.74
56.16
77.60
71.30
45.18
48.19
69.24
91.41
75.52
15,058
15,146
392
345
238
204
.265
.250
194.0
193.6
35
34
22
25
.690
.668
2,478
2,729
32,819
33,907
63.84
64.30
64.26
62.79
77.25
77.70
1,057
878
1,063
1,066
1,232
1,195
280
258
239
236
268
328
171
155
136
128
153
201
.270
.295
.290
.285
.295
.275
16.4
14.7
16.4
15.9
16.3
15.7
22
18
24
20
27
24
25
24
21
22
22
23
.713
.677
.735
.687
.619
.648
265
212
245
200
188
162
3,090
2,559
2,670
2,366
2,622
2,554
60.35
64.88
71.04
75.00
73.99
68.53
69.95
75.61
82.55
86.83
82.20
75.00
80.73
91.48
97.50
104.56
110.35
94.25
1,241
1,363
1,156
1,407
1,136
1,026
411
527
590
610
437
387
272
382
432
446
281
240
.235
.230
.220
.210
.250
.270
16.1
16.1
15.7
16.3
16.1
16.8
32
28
31
24
24
38
26
25
24
26
23
23
.619
.640
.620
.597
.663
.724
190
216
193
225
210
192
2,492
2,862
2,390
2,837
2,593
2,470
67.06
62.74
67.84
65.81
67.00
68.72
72.07
72.37
77.81
76.34
78.92
77.55
92.29
88.74
96.68
96.48
73.88
70.00
1,169
1,045
1,106
1,216
1,239
1,232
385
366
361
372
402
461
247
225
209
207
234
287
.275
.250
.235
.215
.235
.245
16.8
15.5
16.5
15.9
16.1
15.5
47
24
22
30
47
51
22
24
23
26
27
29
.599
.563
.606
.568
.508
.546
212
187
201
185
161
154
2,739
2,486
2,403
2,540
2,616
2,533
66.32
67.44
66.88
63.07
64.58
66.29
76.52
78.35
72.67
66,89
65.52
68.83
70.00
70.88
73.88
73.60
71.88
72.00
1,216
1,178
1,234
1,332
1,084
1,182
495
548
556
579
403
339
326
384
399
420
258
198
.310
.320
.325
.305
.285
.280
15.8
16.0
15.9
16.5
16.1
16.8
39
28
39
15
19
31
29
31
30
29
25
24
.632
.659
.688
.643
.757
.773
186
182
198
228
185
214
2,667
2,684
2,739
3,002
2,507
2,725
70.47
72.31
69.68
67.18
65.05
64.29
69.48
71.92
71.53
75.00
70.23
70.04
73.00
79.12
85.00
83.40
76.47
77. 17
1,175
1,037
1,210
1,238
1,259
1,323
361
356
375
397
423
509
208
208
221
229
256
327
.285
.290
.275
.250
.255
.285
16.7
15.1
16.7
16.0
16.3
15.6
28
18
31
31
25
41
24
24
22
22
23
24
.714
.672
.666
.697
.622
.629
215
192
213
190
158
175
2,803
2,483
2,726
2,625
2,593
2,770
63.08
61.50
61.40
64.92
66.86
68.26
68.56
68.41
65.47
66.28
63.10
63.51
78.38
78.00
80.88
83.90
84.25
82.88
1,335
1,314
1,365
1,376
1,193
1,232
596
657
716
703
469
392
401
466
532
528
305
238
.290
.265
.245
.245
.235
.230
16.1
16.2
15.8
16.4
16.3
39
20
19
21
38
35
27
27
25
26
24
22
.675
.687
.707
.713
.773
.721
204
198
228
236
217
254
2,765
2,772
2,846
2,939
2,668
2,829
67.86
66.37
65.37
61.45
59.81
59.24
61.51
64.15
64.58
62.52
61.77
58.96
76.00
77.25
77.30
71.75
68.88
67.50
1,117
1,075
1,267
1,227
1,223
1,360
377
374
377
237
236
233
.255
.260
.255
240
.265
.275
28
19
39
21
19
17
.762
.742
.752
.683
8,183
23
.608
60.75
63.54
65.80
69.11
72.10
70.18
59.22
62.37
63.96
64.72
66.07
63.70
69.00
67.50
71.50
78.00
82.88
85.00
66.18
65.14
61.25
58.78
58.91
59.82
64.17
66.42
63.55
62.21
61.24
59.17
84.84
81.12
84.60
75.00
75.00
78.40
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
..
.
1981
1982
13
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December ....
1981:
January
February
March
April
May ...
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
13
1,306
1,377
1,364
1,337
1,270
1,223
14
425
14
282
565
436
345
204
.265
.250
.255
240
.235
.235
12
14
48.5
48.8
32
14
702
14
604
47.9
29
28
34
25
617
.616
.659
.668
609
8,192
692
8,770
726
8,762
662
48.4
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
14
14
.641
98
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS; TOBACCO—LIVESTOCK AND MEATS
MEATS (Millions of pounds, except as noted)
LIVESTOCK
Lamb and mutton
Beef and veal
Total meats (excl. lard)
Sheep and lambs
Hogs
Prices z
Hog-
YEAR AND MONTH
Slaughter,
federally
inspected,
(Thousands of
animals) '
Wholesale,
average,
all
weightsSioux City
(Dollars
per 100
pounds)
corn
price
ratio
(Bushels
of corn
equal in
value to
100
pounds
of live
Slaughter,
federally
inspected,
(Thousands of
animals) *
Price,
wholesale,
lambs,
average—
Omaha
(Dollars
Production4
Stocks,
cold
storage,
end of
period 5
per 100
Exports,
meats and
meat
preparations 6
Imports,
meats and
meat
preparations 6
Production 4
Stocks,
cold
storage,
end of
Exports 8
ports 6
period 5
pounds) 3
Price,
wholesale,
beef,
fresh
steer
car-
casses,
choice
(Dollars
Production4
Stocks,
cold
storage,
end of
period 5
per
pound) 7
hog)
1962
1963
1964
1965
65,632
67,770
71,577
71,667
63,708
16.92
16.59
15.21
15.08
21.12
16.5
16.0
13.4
13.1
17.7
15,036
14,692
13,955
12,947
11,710
16.45
19.03
19.47
20.91
23.93
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
63,729
70,915
74,789
75,682
78,187
23.38
18.5
16.3
18.0
20.3
19.1
11,553
11,516
10,888
10,070
10,009
24.07
23.60
26.58
28.53
27.43
1971
18.41
26.58
40.10
34.75
48.30
14.0
22.1
21.7
12.2
17.1
10,256
9,905
9,234
8,556
7,552
27.43
1975
86,667
78,759
72,264
77,071
64,926
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
70,454
74,019
74,139
85,425
91,882
43.19
41.12
48.67
42.13
39.48
17.5
19.8
22.4
18.3
14.4
6,474
1981
1982
87,850
79,328
44.29
14.9
22.4
5,789
6,273
1961
1972.
1973
1 974 .
..
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
Julv
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June ..
July
August
September
October
November
December
15
30.13
36.69
39.76
44.42
47.84
53.38
63.49
66.58
6,133
5,169
4,833
5,363
12
23
21
27
25
25
21
11
11
12
12
13
11
22
23
23
26
23
23
12
12
11
12
11
11
10
9
8
8
9
10
375
380
459
415
360
44
54
81
53
46
1,868
1,741
26,480
25,780
24,610
21,671
13464
1,305
1,315
1,338
1,378
1,663
2,072
1,847
1,566
1,832
2,015
102
95
117
99
100
124
11
9
22,213
22,647
21,413
23,286
24,500
547
614
759
714
864
578
554
328
356
1,789
2,012
1,972
1,634
1,694
796
670
830
803
675
38,675
37,266
15
10
12
11
9
.442
.451
.473
10
.492
.490
37,363
36,640
34,495
37,323
36,213
52.23
53.98
361
341
300
284
310
895
9
967
1,129
1,194
1,319
1,315
1,397
1,594
1,685
1,844
59.81
.644
.662
.839
32
34
29
28
32
480
484
508
571
518
14
19
16
15
14
12
317
286
304
363
347
621
644
625
637
759
733
567
724
706
750
544
533
504
454
399
20,355
20,740
21,358
21,600
22,030
32, 124
13
.547
.576
.696
.691
.754
0.427
33,753
34,817
34,914
35,818
39,060
39,172
38,119
37,225
38,590
17
15
14
16
19
665
948
1,104
841
718
942
1,311
1,466
1,088
1,042
9
639
636
592
540
540
30
27
27
57
46
484
499
544
665
535
8
9
1,265
1,461
1,471
1,191
1,304
1,467
1,377
1,635
1,712
1,531
1.011
1.044
1,317
1,446
1.013
21 ,849
22,629
22,789
266
302
486
540
201
184
214
201
190
214
2,111
1,735
1,815
1,618
1,798
1,758
433
412
436
420
421
404
28
31
36
31
22
35
160
151
171
157
153
166
2,178
2,052
12
82
93
388
366
425
327
414
361
338
14
.464
.417
.398
.433
.998
8
54.93
49.66
45.29
43.77
39.98
24.0
24.1
21.8
19.4
18.4
15.9
391
354
431
425
421
371
73.75
71.25
61.25
70.50
70.75
65.00
3,280
2,756
3,090
2,879
3,130
2,990
728
708
762
783
797
755
6,734
7,662
6,840
8,736
8,097
7,234
38.58
38.41
38.80
34.74
36.13
38.30
14.4
14.3
14.8
14.0
15.2
15.5
384
415
410
455
386
389
61.62
60.62
67.00
64.50
65.00
67.75
2,958
3,329
2,876
3,556
3,306
3,074
686
581
549
605
657
706
103
109
119
135
119
155
168
141
142
143
188
193
1,717
1,955
1,649
1,979
1,813
1,725
377
331
304
316
330
361
24
34
30
27
33
34
131
106
107
107
149
154
8,038
7,277
7,856
8,456
37.58
14.8
15.4
13.9
11.9
11.8
13.3
448
419
470
466
454
400
64.60
62.71
64.64
56.12
67.62
65.78
3,398
3,050
3,099
735
713
695
716
706
642
101
108
144
132
139
164
196
152
166
134
173
154
1,921
1,736
1,683
1,772
1,813
1,755
378
368
344
305
286
264
29
37
42
37
31
36
156
111
121
93
133
111
1.023
1.037
1.032
1.020
1.052
27
25
28
28
27
22
3,070
3,016
3,221
3,577
3,097
3,349
578
514
510
584
679
750
145
129
136
165
144
154
208
170
133
209
167
191
1,815
1,804
1,860
2,064
1,733
1,892
250
235
226
250
286
338
38
40
35
39
27
33
158
125
95
163
122
143
1.101
1.120
1.080
1.055
1.014
1.006
23
23
26
29
24
28
10
9
8
8
10
9
3,417
3,014
3,389
3,299
3,071
3,118
790
783
776
817
795
717
143
141
169
148
189
180
171
167
131
155
140
153
1,972
1,752
1,935
1,845
1,794
1,893
371
356
351
349
338
306
34
38
54
40
34
46
128
128
87
110
95
108
.998
.961
.943
.997
29
26
29
29
24
24
9
8
8
10
10
12
3,041
3,044
3,247
3,433
3,185
3,417
629
539
509
547
552
578
128
144
123
174
154
153
162
168
180
167
120
118
1,855
1,861
1,930
2,011
1,838
1,942
280
252
242
252
241
266
30
39
40
48
39
43
116
119
141
123
80
80
24
25
30
31
27
30
13
14
13
13
11
11
553
524
536
129
147
124
131
167
147
127
106
160
169
167
215
5,562
259
232
220
33
46
44
40
52
49
93
72
108
130
116
158
90
10
8
9
85
15 8
111
108
112
133
143
115
158
234
246
194
124
114
40
41
42
52
56
43
113
180
194
146
67
69
8,167
7,279
July
August
September
October
November
December
55.21
11
8
18
15
19
13
12
211
202
288
328
269
485
506
653
702
484
7,113
6,962
7,284
6,678
6,393
5,693
July
August
September
October
November
December
19.17
19.08
23.65
21.86
818
795
757
703
639
15,890
15,867
16,896
18,965
19,261
27,438
27,891
29,516
31,687
30,636
52.11
37.61
33.97
29.08
29.35
34.97
6,910
41.78
6,745
7,601
8,404
7,362
7,788
48.49
47.42
48.36
46.44
45.07
15.1
15.8
15.3
15.8
14.7
13.7
420
427
466
510
415
468
66.99
66.98
64.88
7,768
6,873
7,988
7,993
7,004
6,682
41.67
42.78
39.88
40.15
41.96
48.78
12.8
12.8
11.9
12.0
12.6
15.0
488
426
488
512
426
440
50.00
53.50
6~540~ _
6,580
7,320
7,872
7,308
7,923
R-t~fH
15.7
17.1
19.1
18.4
17.7
16.3
439
467
546
558
476
522
51.14
48.89
46.15
42.10
40.17
20,908
45.77
49.70
49.50
20,043
52.16
58.35
59.01
59.70
18,310
20,068
63.18
63.12^
57.27
53.90
55.23
17.1
19.8
19.8
20.1
21.8
22.4
61.77
55.67
53.13
66.42
57.33
54.10
48.53
49.86
45.27
45.10
49.75
""i5-i""57o
1,493
51.50
59.00 ""i69f345
59.50
66.25
9,097
60.50
23.1
26.6
5725
28^ _... 1,577
50.00
48.25
46.75
48.50
28.2
24.6
23.7
3,315
3,311
3,089
50 50
i',634
9,165
474
9,659
554
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
504
15
5,462
15
197
5,837
254
5,928
302
.936
.975
1.046
1.086
1.086
1.036
.998
.941
1.018
.983
1.032
1.055
.994
1.033
1.065
1.072
1.039
1.030
.960
.946
.937
.974
1.012
1.038
1.095
1.151
1.112
15
1.026
1.008
.955
.930
.929
.926
88
9
93
9
99
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS; TOBACCO—MEATS, MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS
MEATS— Pork, excluding lard (Millions of pounds, except as noted)
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
Production1
Stocks,
cold
storage,
end of
period8
Exports8
Imports
3
Hams,
smoked,
producer
price
(Index,
1967 =4
100)
Fresh
loins,
wholesale
price,
8-14 Ib.
average—
MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS
Cocoa (Cacao) beans
Coffee, green (Thousands of bags— 132.276 pounds, except as
noted)
Imports 6
Imports,
incl.
shells
(Thousands of
long
tons) 6
Price,
producer,
Accra—
New York
(Dollars
per
pound) 7
Inventories,
(roasters',
importers', and
dealers'),
end of
period8
Roastings
(green
weight),
total 8
344.2
285.5
281.6
268.4
354.4
0.227
.208
.254
.234
.172
2,815
3,964
4,726
4,470
3,143
22,294
22,677
22,815
22,374
21,680
22,333
24,490
23,835
22,823
21,290
8,574
9,091
9,265
7,212
5,742
0.363
.475
.443
.443
.532
106.5
106.1
.569
.515
.509
.575
.569
319.3
282.6
228.2
218.4
279.2
.246
.288
.344
.458
.341
3,141
2,311
5,076
3,811
2,593
21,300
21,291
21,165
20,851
19,960
22,056
21,312
25,377
20,232
19,727
6,726
6,069
8,318
5,780
4,712
.414
.384
.376
.408
.557
100.9
119.2
154.2
201.0
269.4
.498
.645
.819
.786
.993
315.8
282.2
248.0
221.1
233.0
.268
.322
.636
.982
.759
4,000
3,663
4,146
2,770
3,300
19,607
20,075
19,415
18,569
18,551
21,669
20,757
21,799
19,248
20,289
5,991
6,152
4,606
2,725
3,748
261.2
253.1
282.1
252.6
254.8
.977
.952
1.092
1.076
1.011
235.4
172.1
209.7
165.2
148.5
1.092
2.515
2.500
1.604
1.354
2,805
1,684
2,347
2,521
2,834
19,063
14,233
16,299
17,005
17,047
19,788
14,808
18,133
19,396
18,153
3,092
2,453
2,679
1,890
3,505
1.085
( )
(18)
16,555
17,416
2,345
4,681
2,405
4,303
' 2,724
3,755
2,521
4,266
2,918
4,297
2,907
4,023
2,956
3,859
2,834
4,868
N.Y.
(Dollars
per
pound) 5
10,730
11,229
11,863
12,019
10,736
200
230
277
284
152
68
64
138
133
53
174
204
211
210
262
1970.
11,130
12,377
12,867
12,774
13,248
234
286
256
211
336
55
56
92
152
67
298
12
307
324
316
347
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
14,606
13,460
12,578
13,583
11,314
330
214
286
307
249
72
105
169
104
207
357
395
398
362
327
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
12,219
13,051
13,209
15,270
16,431
212
186
242
281
349
311
289
17
346
330
314
1981
1982
15,719
14,121
264
219
347
282
432
498
266.5
297.9
1.137
1.277
245.0
194.2
1,146
1,000
1,249
1,236
1,307
1,211
224
219
246
278
290
270
23
18
23
26
33
32
31
27
33
33
28
35
277.4
275.9
294.3
247.0
235.7
221.7
1.254
1.251
1.119
1.114
1.071
1.106
27.3
26.7
14.6
12.8
1,220
1,351
1,204
1,551
1,470
1,326
225
180
178
219
257
281
27
25
28
30
29
34
28
27
25
28
33
33
215.2
215.6
229.3
248.4
279.4
290.7
1.064
1.012
1.061
11.8
15.7
.965
.914
.986
10.1
10.0
1,450
1,288
1,388
1,516
1,471
1,312
286
270
291
345
357
314
22
21
26
32
30
32
32
34
37
35
31
35
214.2
210.9
223.3
.973
.951
.916
.870
.866
.970
11.1
1,232
1,189
1,335
1,485
1,339
1,428
264
217
222
269
321
349
28
19
18
28
29
28
44
39
31
40
37
39
234.1
266.9
274.8
286.1
294.2
288.8
1.032
1.116
1.114
1.136
1.100
1.094
16.9
1,416
1,235
1,425
1,425
1,254
1,201
351
356
361
404
394
347
27
32
37
31
39
34
37
33
37
36
37
39
249.4
246.9
245.9
252.4
242.4
254.4
1.156
1.146
1.105
1.035
1.124
1.191
13.5
27.8
19.2
30.4
27.1
24.1
1.095
1.100
1.120
1.150
1.040
2,849
4,742
.890
2,590
3,962
1,162
1,157
1,287
1,391
1,319
1,445
284
225
207
238
255
264
19
19
22
28
30
29
39
42
29
36
35
33
278.9
282.6
284.3
284.5
283.3
292.5
1.261
1.212
1.185
1.148
1.074
1.007
19.3
22.0
20.3
24.1
1.085
1.120
1.170
1.130
1.030
1.090
(18)
(16)
3,693
247
246
274
30
25
21
22
42
32
30
30
46
34
43
50
271.1
278.6
282.4
283.7
289.2
299.4
1.209
1.169
1.100
1.186
1.301
1.386
10.0
29.0
17.6
15.3
16.8
11.9
1.160
1.070
1.020
19
18
16
17
22
19
42
45
44
43
51
40
299.6
305.6
327.5
342.7
342.0
353.2
1.376
1.366
1.415
1.349
1.232
1.229
13.0
20.3
14.3
14.4
14.4
17.4
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
11
1979:
January...
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August.....
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
19
3,550
15
19
264
3,240
183
3,638
219
12
318
298
347
361
433
88.7
91.7
86.0
85.0
100.5
108.7
100.0
98.6
13
13
13
0.479
8.8
13.7
5.7
8.0
9.2
8.0
19.5
15.4
12.0
9.6
8.2
9.6
9.4
19.9
5.8
11.5
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
16
16
16
Total
From
Brazil
Price,
producer,
Santos
No. 4—
New York
(Dollars
per
pound) 7
Confectionmanufacturers' sales
(Millions 9of
dollars)
Fish, stocks,
cold storage,
end of
period
(Millions 10
of
pounds)
1,233
1,251
1,319
1,395
1,429
197
231
244
215
236
1,544
1,645
1,756
1,870
1,910
271
253
285
275
306
1,974
1,976
2,141
2,771
2,830
302
415
459
14
433
356
ery,
.344
.346
.479
.451
13
13
.461
.544
13
.676
.702
.678
12
13
1.228
13
1.484
1.763
2.066
2,912
3,675
3,847
4,281
4,684
371
420
421
471
393
3,243
3,372
1.594
1.420
5,189
5,456
350
383
1,747
1,353
1,631
2,037
1,619
1,617
333
101
82
252
75
173
1.460
1.270
1.360
1.380
1.480
1.800
328
366
339
319
291
263
379
343
292
295
297
323
1,597
1,404
1,632
1,273
1,593
1,893
216
250
225
44
67
72
2.090
2.010
2.060
2.080
2.050
2.120
244
411
443
470
431
376
384
434
427
454
459
471
2,020
1,366
1,421
1,642
1,566
1,663
309
274
44
314
277
287
1.890
2.130
2.050
2.080
2.180
2.110
395
447
396
324
310
303
446
399
370
355
345
334
1,533
1,386
1,062
1,292
1,486
1,715
419
336
208
346
352
341
1.950
2.060
2.060
2.100
2.100
2.080
280
378
502
509
433
407
359
380
379
391
408
393
1,858
1,738
1,395
1,299
1,356
1,026
473
259
364
138
283
166
2.180
2.180
2.180
2.180
1.290
1.155
406
445
447
384
309
329
388
344
319
295
294
331
922
1,213
1,150
1,487
1,565
1,547
213
172
25a
316
309
294
1.155
1.270
1.270
1.295
1.470
1.500
308
439
594
601
460
466
355
373
378
363
355
350
.990
.940
.800
1,287
1,195
1,490
1,147
1,476
1,335
186
210
267
227
299
213
1.510
1.360
1.360
1.450
1.450
1.450
397
507
486
390
338
360
329
293
285
287
258
290
.830
.860
.870
.880
.820
.850
1,282
1,602
1,640
2,005
1,356
1,602
264
307
412
445
196
346
1.450
1.450
1.450
1.450
1.330
1.330
330
491
608
570
510
469
337
374
380
379
386
383
18
.924
2.500
2.500
2.500
16
1.570
1.650
1.720
1.580
1.570
1.660
1.590
1.545
1.550
1.638
1.735
1.570
1.470
1.350
1.253
1.345
1.200
1.220
1.190
1.200
1.080
100
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS; TOBACCO—MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS AND TOBACCO
TOBACCO
MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS
Imports,
raw
and
refined
(Thousands
of
short
tons) 2
Supply and deliveries, raw basis
(Thousands of short tons) l
YEAR AND MONTH
Deliveries
OR QUARTER
Production
Total
Stocks,
sumption
raw
and
refined,
end of
period
For
domestic
con-
Exports,
raw and
refined
(Short
tons) *
0.087
109,337
129,692
126,228
133,592
130,358
2,061
2,315
2,344
2,228
1,855
4,887
.089
.112
.100
.095
4,236
4,681
4,996
4,900
5,252
.070
.073
.075
.078
.081
.096
.099
.101
.107
.112
132,996
142,583
155,335
139,962
135,202
1,885
1,968
1,710
1,803
1,906
5,353
5,486
481
778
3,946
62,734
205,989
5,310
5,230
5,229
10
5,774
3,828
.085
.091
.103
.289
.229
.117
.123
.133
.320
.311
175,432
151,495
173,314
10
178,326
159,287
1,705
1,749
1,742
1,990
2,182
4,828
4,700
4,409
4,457
4,738
69,735
20,335
14,138
14,924
608,029
4,544
5,785
.135
.190
.169
.204
.228
.405
181,304
203,01 2
151,751
174,690
184,786
2,137
1,914
2,025
1,527
1,786
4,798
5,008
979,157
58,512
5,054
190,254
182,613
2,064
5,080
1,982
5,371
6,115
3,106
4,108
4,222
2,359
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
4,045
4,106
4,395
4,300
4,712
10,444
10,516
11,089
10,804
11,459
10,299
10,245
10,927
10,655
11,310
2,598
2,873
3,006
2,961
2,799
2,792
1,468
1,320
967
7,891
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
4,585
4,896
4,931
4,620
5,192
11,439
11,528
11,538
11,273
10,127
1 1 ,288
2,687
2,710
2,583
2,800
2,731
5,748
5,054
4,574
4,733
4,713
10,924
11,242
10,900
10,788
10,838
10,856
11,207
10,849
10,714
10,149
5,157
10,922
9,731
3,311
(13)
(13)
1981
1982
(13)
1979:
January
February
March
April
May ..
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November .
December
1982:
January
February
March
AprilMay
June
....
(13)
3,341
3,621
3,503
2,970
pounds) *
11
9
4,177
4,810
4,127
2,616
12
.108
.126
12
.167
12
.306
.198
(13)
.303
(13)
10
710
494
317
205
204
123
842
777
965
813
894
949
835
771
960
808
890
945
3,927
4,034
3,662
3,644
3,559
3,280
865
464
1,177
1,422
764
1,241
343
214
276
339
657
637
.138
.150
.153
.139
.141
.146
.223
.219
.220
.222
.220
.225
14,797
10,568
15,584
13,822
13,556
14,352
58
31
83
599
1,017
890
927
1,107
861
931
881
841
917
1,099
856
921
874
837
2,950
2,220
1,977
2,296
2,962
3,503
1,053
717
1,257
1,000
1,007
3,957
355
346
357
471
584
231
.157
.154
.157
.159
.162
.180
.226
.232
.229
.229
.234
.261
13,361
14,809
15,841
16,992
15,432
15,578
659
479
229
115
177
157
825
874
904
814
969
937
790
845
862
769
940
879
3,621
3,563
3,377
3,059
2,825
2,490
16,668
32,009
38,616
21,008
35,730
64,641
213
367
392
302
304
398
.189
.272
.200
.232
.331
.324
.250
.364
.295
.315
.422
.452
18,749
17,562
17,456
18,501
15,871
16,460
70
60
97
610
949
1,111
968
975
955
913
758
946
907
900
905
821
714
815
2,183
1,845
1,528
1,663
2,337
2,970
45,114
87,919
40,495
81,229
20,650
123,950
397
349
314
310
510
272
.277
.351
.372
.427
.409
.291
.393
.442
.413
.560
.550
.403
14,099
11,883
11,870
14,271
12,126
15,936
758
487
232
153
201
138
754
743
1,004
878
943
1,031
697
675
836
785
815
914
3,330
3,472
3,195
2,807
2,755
2,285
26,370
55,765
134,737
80,412
83,266
115,336
387
289
313
255
398
312
.303
.266
.231
.200
.163
.191
.432
.383
.344
.315
.266
.295
12,891
18,354
14,696
19,220
18,990
17,736
82
86
128
603
1,132
1,154
997
985
1,099
861
842
785
877
853
986
783
766
746
1,928
1,602
1,416
1,579
2,416
3,311
88,501
122,452
91,131
68,370
65,210
47,605
347
313
424
653
462
902
.198
.185
.154
.160
.163
.167
.285
.295
.236
.261
.261
.261
14,586
19,128
13,205
15,855
13,473
12,121
3,743
3,644
4,370
16,359
4,246
2,953
2,837
15,619
223
100
316
215
142
218
.180
.178
.169
.176
.195
.208
.282
.282
.282
.280
.300
.300
15,055
15,464
13,787
13,176
16,518
14,309
2,212
1,478
1,751
4,551
1,299
837
360
133
90
520
167
133
745
(13)
July
August
September
October
November
December
648
(13)
638
(13)
(13)
(13)
(13)
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
end of
period
(Millions
of
pounds) 8
.065
.081
.070
.068
2,195
2,261
2,490
2,700
2,648
4,349
of
er
and
manufacturers',
0.063
9,611
9,752
9,989
9,671
10,020
..
er
Re-
fined,
produc3
ProductionCrop
estimate
for year
(Millions
4,616
9,698
9,849
10,027
9,706
10,151
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
Raw,
produc3
Tea
imports
(Thousands of2
pounds)
Stocks,
dealers'
4,474
3,590
3,865
3,176
3,279
3,766
4,408
4,152
11,415
11,482
11,237
9,974
Prices, New York
(Dollars per Ib.)
4,223
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
Manufactured products (Millions)
Leaf
Sugar (United States)
14,286
15,598
17,425
16207
18,222
12,567
5,144
5,288
5,666
5,582
5,179
4,940
5,006
5,071
4,974
4,850
4,914
4,518
4,740
4,974
4,608
4,284
4,548
4,850
4,617
4,285
4,697
5,080
4,983
4,675
5,034
5,371
Consumption (withdrawals)
Exports,
including
scrap and
stems
(Thousands of
pounds) 8
Imports,
including
scrap and
stems
(Thousands of
pounds) 8
Tax
exempt 7
501,006
468,878
505,484
514,514
468,075
166,444
167,408
167,823
179,651
182,558
39,550
41,070
41,088
42,643
44,236
488,119
494,463
509,588
497,446
511,463
6,372
6,355
6,565
8,106
7,578
22,216
24,080
23,615
25,144
23,052
179,336
197,109
217,708
213,402
235,428
46,112
48,971
53,845
47,263
51,166
522,532
527,800
523,007
510,532
532,767
7,075
6,846
6,759
6,745
6,705
23,453
23,652
26,461
24,970
29,147
248,529
240,509
61 2,980 268,585
651,415 10 299,946
320,318
563,030
49,206
49,007
55,902
59,272
62,278
528,858
551,016
590,342
576,175
588,345
6,506
5,896
5,554
4,476
31,802
34,602
41,543
46,901
49,935
577,997
628,564
687,772
561,756
591,518
310,393
316,236
335,981
377,203
365,622
72,126
78,133
85,135
93,150
94,256
617,892
592,006
614,208
613,830
620,565
4,041
3,776
3,621
3,356
3,292
61,370
66,835
74,359
79,717
81,998
575,255
562,260
335,920
295,740
92,006
82,078
638,114
614,017
3,258
3,056
82,582
73,585
35,559
50,142
57,079
51,797
42,244
25,312
42,866
31,267
28,917
30,072
35,464
26,058
6,842
6,798
8,896
7,948
9,082
8,448
55,455
48,628
58,873
48,354
53,199
52,381
246
243
331
249
291
322
4,398
5,639
7,758
37,980
29,512
30,051
41,608
78,922
81,549
28,500
32,767
32,095
39,173
26,044
23,979
7,423
7,827
6,574
8,483
7,236
7,593
45,798
55,483
49,722
56,369
49,524
40,044
235
310
290
324
276
239
6,698
27,970
52,521
80,058
54,619
53,231
42,998
29,332
34,263
38,677
36,353
26,995
40,909
9,239
9,610
9,650
6,729
6,161
6,644
54,165
48,112
49,534
52,830
50,496
53,689
256
244
285
237
281
325
6,262
6,236
10,928
6,485
5,409
6,690
40,877
28,328
32,323
47,610
64,420
66,563
25,681
25,073
27,144
32,793
26,059
22,342
6,193
6,809
8,554
9,630
6,833
8,204
49,612
52,145
54,839
62,133
49,248
43,762
228
275
335
335
252
239
4,860
6,290
7,770
44,809
32,831
53,728
49,414
44,571
40,142
33,973
44,274
31,753
24,274
28,796
22,347
9,868
9,248
7,603
53,048
51,474
56,202
53,670
50,678
56,519
258
211
292
257
274
336
31,277
27,398
45,510
63,222
86,775
55,577
22,171
32,153
32,372
27,889
22,946
12,970
6,766
7,555
7,636
51,064
58,716
58,150
56,635
49,658
42,300
242
261
313
300
267
247
31,670
39,392
62,116
41,756
53,960
37,226
31,264
16,579
20,393
22,659
24,820
25,012
7,479
8,990
7,584
6,577
48,234
52,850
57,430
48,368
48,240
60,590
215
221
267
248
269
292
6,426
23,910
30,179
24,805
74,480
92,236
50,528
17,725
41,903
25,541
29,006
29,126
11,714
5,784
7,595
6,789
49,167
55,802
56,655
54,068
49,538
33,075
234
279
291
259
261
220
4,461
5,844
5,894
6,734
6,144
5,589
551,162
571,559
598,916
579,106
510,325
10
10
10
474,209
10
10
606, 176
10
Cigarettes (small)
6,891
6,341
8,031
8,141
7,447
6,479
5,919
6,265
6,415
6,766
5,915
Cigars
(large),
Taxable
8
tax-
Exports,
cigarettes 6
able8
5,016
6,417
6,687
7,972
7,651
5,058
6,859
7,146
7,432
8,171
6,116
6,781
6,958
8,289
8,534
6,046
6,621
6,214
6,231
6,468
7,149
7,300
8,058
4,713
8,148
7,337
5,540
5,670
5,797
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
101
LEATHER AND PRODUCTS—LEATHER AND MANUFACTURES
FOOTWEAR
LEATHER
YEAR AND MONTH
Exports, total
{Thousands of
square feet) l
Price,
producer,
sole, bends,
fight (Index,
1967 2=
100)
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
9
8
203,707
206,276
208,799
187,665
192,597
8
192,193
159,804
8
8
= 100)
Women's
plastic upper
(Index, 12/80
= 100)
2,924
2,737
2,015
2,079
4,320
5,366
2,217
2,884
2,324
2,154
7,917
3,315
2,053
2,575
2,416
3,392
2,106
2,253
3,599
3,993
4,332
72,91 1
10,064
15,978
20,852
20,529
15,038
2,130
2,805
2,669
3,651
2,698
74,662
67,704
15,976
16,637
3,556
4,030
9,688
29,016
26,822
29,928
25,358
28,017
23,804
6,186
6,186
6,987
6,332
7,424
6,623
2,053
1,909
1,745
1,745
1,855
1,499
334
343
252
288
350
361
549
526
657
452
512
554
177.0
179.4
188.9
189.8
191.5
194.4
25,447
33,880
31,055
34,957
31,323
28,721
20,379
25,981
23,081
26,591
24,064
22,523
3,857
6,113
6,332
6,477
5,604
4,658
1,211
1,786
1,642
1,889
1,655
1,540
350
350
183
365
208
267
570
636
790
698
758
879
196.1
198.5
198.6
199.2
200.7
200.7
34,945
33,175
33,889
32,905
34,094
32,460
27,120
25,989
25,928
25,559
25,732
24,473
6,635
6,212
6,890
6; 190
6,941
6,570
1,190
974
1,071
1,156
1,421
1,417
169
191
228
270
244
220
689
862
770
780
742
730
203.9
204.5
202
202
245
252
245
230
704
893
875
952
908
877
100.0
212.7
212.7
213.5
215.7
216.7
215.7
100.0
535,777
526,500
490,033
452,955
413,080
425,875
417,604
386,636
355,147
331,232
98,147
98,272
91,166
85,502
70,536
8,440
8,726
9,656
9,890
197.9
206.1
235.2
329.6
283.8
422,507
418,120
418,948
398,872
386,31 1
345,433
324,540
314,695
305,564
298,362
64,880
77,602
79,353
72,779
306.7
380,383
331,388
289,745
247,047
37,255
34,917
38,660
33,435
37,296
31,926
82,944
117,556
120,104
148,565
184,104
Women's
leather upper
(Index, 1967
2,841
114.4
157.5
184.6
158.8
151.1
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
Men's leather
upper, dress
and casual
(Index, 12/80
2,149
2,119
2,037
1,912
7
2,533
109.5
114.0
1970
8
6,641
7,268
6,949
97.3
Other footwear
Exports
(Thousands
of pairs) *
= 100)
93,823
95,620
105,437
101,735
96,181
98.9
104.3
8
Athletic
537,681
495,380
526,580
462,231
451,816
117.2
100.0
1969....
Slippers
526, 190
65,704
71,769
77,266
65,802
79,365
1966
1967
1968
Shoes, sandals,
and play shoes,
except athletic
641,696
599,964
642,427
576,961
562,318
107.0
107.1
102.1
1962
1963
1964
1965
Total
Prices, producer 5
72,567
82,999
77,619
78,906
6
90,231
114,409
78,251
96,767
89,078
69,953
1961
Production (Thousands of pairs) 3
592,907
633,238
604,328
612,790
626,229
6
507,636
532,782
509,722
516,654
10,102
9,753
6,949
6
6,967
8,331
8,675
8,955
6,063
7,355
7,234
10,281
6
125.0
132.5
140.0
146.8
152.4
165.5
192.9
211.7
6,023
9
5,411
6,1 79
7,581
9,781
7,717
103.1
105.2
214.4
215.8
99.6
97.9
284.7
284.7
338.0
366.7
June
13,854
16,014
18,833
16,480
15,664
18,526
July
August
September
October
November
December
13,153
15,265
14,457
13,895
16,089
15,433
353.8
340.8
294.8
304.9
284.0
327.2
June
15,769
16,873
18,710
13,024
12,652
15,483
July
August
September
October
November
December
15,481
15,215
15,818
19,051
20,880
13,641
282.6
312.8
284.0
249.5
268.9
283.2
27,344
30,716
32,515
36,172
29,455
28,641
21,219
23,674
24,906
27,955
22,730
23,077
5,024
5,680
6,227
6,817
5,424
4,301
1,101
1,362
1,382
1,400
1,301
1,263
June....
19,633
14,418
19,717
17,678
18,016
18,692
317.1
302.7
308.5
317.1
318.5
298.4
31,805
31,025
34,788
33,308
32,307
30,632
23,845
23,757
26,679
25,735
25,055
23,082
6,512
5,901
6,621
5,983
5,851
6,111
1,448
1,367
1,488
1,590
1,401
1,439
303
308
291
246
243
251
710
804
1,180
913
729
976
100.6
102.0
102.6
103.0
102.7
103.5
216.3
217.9
214.0
214.1
214.5
213.4
100.5
101.8
102.8
102.8
103.0
102.9
July
August
September
October
November
December
13,921
10,918
15,393
12,682
19,464
11,660
27,387
31,069
21,429
23,193
25,472
26,155
23,448
21,895
4,896
6,536
6,706
8,043
6,532
4,970
1,062
1,340
1,233
1,377
1,080
1,151
276
288
445
340
298
267
551
785
640
663
1,121
615
103.6
103.8
104.1
103.6
103.9
103.7
214.0
213.6
217.9
212.1
212.3
212.3
102.9
101.0
4,728
1,449
1,495
1,635
1,415
1,367
1,302
322
307
406
371
331
378
505
629
681
839
693
742
104.9
103.5
104.0
105.8
106.0
101.2
204.1
215.6
214.1
218.5
94.4
94.4
94.7
98.3
98.3
98.5
784
1,493
1,392
1,580
1,334
1,391
268
267
354
394
365
267
636
577
595
649
635
536
106.2
106.3
106.4
107.0
107.0
104.5
219.0
219.5
220.0
221.8
221.8
221.8
99.1
99.1
99.7
99.8
99.8
99.2
May
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March
April.
417.1
394.0
291.2
314.9
284.7
270.4
263.2
263.9
284.7
33,41 1
35,575
31,060
28,016
June
10,849
10,343
13,696
15,534
17,449
18,610
27,81 1
31,741
27,685
28,566
28,629
20,804
20,702
23,574
20,405
21,490
20,859
July
August
September
October
November
December
18,486
12,065
10,417
11,842
9,726
10,786
23,993
28,310
28,943
28,897
26,320
23,512
19,251
20,735
21,224
20,697
19,075
18,231
May
26,981
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
5,614
6,532
5,865
5,709
6,468
3,958
6,082
6,327
6,620
5,911
3,890
210.9
211.2
211.2
211.2
205.3
207.7
97.8
93.5
93.5
93.0
102
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
LUMBER AND PRODUCTS—LUMBER (ALL TYPES) AND SOFTWOODS
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
32019
33,178
34171
35,733
35,697
5953
6,359
7 154
7,275
7,467
26066
26,819
27017
28,458
28,230
32665
33,354
34,184
35,941
36,472
6424
6,289
6,924
7,769
7,889
26,241
27,065
27,260
28,172
28,583
6861
6,602
6,588
6,380
5,605
1,683
1,752
1,982
1,488
1,066
5,178
4,850
4,606
4,892
4,539
755
758
877
957
962
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
35,710
34499
36,124
35382
34,245
7,737
7430
7,188
7482
7,138
27,973
27069
28,936
27900
27,107
35,630
34433
36,871
35,035
33,247
7,770
7,063
7,750
7,673
6,279
27,860
27,370
29,121
27,362
26,968
5,685
5,751
5,004
5,359
6,350
1,033
1,400
838
647
1,506
4,652
4,351
4,166
4,712
4,844
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
36381
37,643
38297
34,097
31 583
6949
6,770
7008
6,904
5,872
29432
30,873
31 289
27,193
25,711
37455
38,761
37,989
33,432
31,769
7,455
7,188
7,130
6,555
5,799
30,000
31,573
30,859
26,877
25,970
5,275
4,157
4,462
5,124
4,938
999
581
459
802
875
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
8
35,760
5
37 667
5
37,657
5
37 061
8
6,417
6680
6,758
7,317
7,297
5
5
5
5
5
29,343 5 35,61 2
30 987 85 37,899
30,899 37,71 2
29,744 88 36,5 14
24,335 31, 126
6,405
6,794
6,735
6,942
6,679
8
29,207
5
31,105
8
30,977
5
29,572
8
5,086
4,850
4,795
5,342
24,447 5,805
1981
1982
5
5
29 592 6835
26,960 5,077
5
5
22 7575 29 491 6,655
21 ,883 5 27, 163 5,261
22,836
21 ,902
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
31, 632
5
5
4258
4,893
5,344
5,240
5,163
7,684
8,097
8,109
8,522
8,459
419
507
535
607
621
7709
7,914
8093
8,578
8,422
7700
8,009
8,081
8,450
8,445
1 114
937
949
1,077
1,054
273
316
367
369
445
125
116
138
136
111
148
199
228
233
334
1,009
1,112
1,143
1,158
1,266
5,120
4,987
6,087
6,263
6,095
7,891
7,793
8,358
7,258
7,398
486
579
821
486
457
8,012
7,617
8,130
7,632
7,475
8,026
7700
8,116
7,593
7,427
1,040
957
971
1,010
1,058
401
388
403
359
380
110
113
102
88
87
290
275
301
271
292
4,276
3,576
4,006
4,322
4,063
1,081
1,390
1,959
1,668
1,643
7,599
9,428
9,540
7,249
5,968
8,507
9,242
8,936
7,367
7,430
566
617
679
316
550
8283
8,983
9,074
7,777
7,134
8398
9,191
8,874
7,730
7,196
943
735
935
982
920
329
405
637
598
505
88
111
175
158
125
240
294
462
440
398
887
773
796
1,171
1,807
4,199
4,077
3,999
4,171
3,998
1,909
1,670
1,300
1,447
1,655
8,178
10,698
12,199
11,513
9,859
8,377
8,712
8,894
8,388
6,791
634
565
553
529
499
8,322
8,796
8,845
8,427
6,815
8,293
8,781
8,906
8,412
6,821
949
964
903
918
912
602
488
478
519
540
180
129
119
156
117
422
359
359
363
422
5,927
5,724
1,945
1,761
3,982
3,963
9,518
9,421
6,393
5,976
429
612
6,395
5,743
6,463
5,793
844 523
862 471
129
125
394
345
4
2877
2,877
3306
3,119
3219
3,143
619
607
640
618
647
664
2258
2,270
2666
2,501
2572
2,479
2813
2,756
3279
3,107
3,329
3,087
604
589
620
604
644
632
2,209
2,167
2,659
2,503
2,685
2,455
4,811
4,932
4,964
4,975
4,868
5,003
817
835
856
870
875
907
3,994
4,097
4,108
4,105
3,993
4,096
97
121
129
126
127
126
925
761
998
925
1,237
1,011
759
659
816
768
612
808
622
639
685
690
546
617
681
686
789
753
726
706
690
642
770
763
756
737
894
938
957
947
917
886
31
46
46
46
54
42
8
11
13
13
22
13
23
35
33
33
32
29
3018
3,355
3,131
3,412
2914
2,631
612
689
632
665
646
612
2406
2,666
2,499
2,747
2,268
2,019
3 128
3,408
3,106
3,224
2,777
2,589
567
649
612
606
590
552
2,561
2,759
2,494
2,618
2,187
2,037
4,893
4,843
4,875
5,063
5,207
5,342
952
995
1,022
1,081
1,144
1,171
3,941
3,848
3,853
3,982
4,063
4,171
106
121
147
112
124
113
1,010
1,043
999
924
909
771
708
654
693
666
598
647
634
575
592
540
499
B?9
658
686
704
746
665
627
691
713
676
718
639
617
853
826
854
882
908
918
38
43
51
43
44
36
14
12
16
13
13
8
24
31
35
30
31
28
2,798
2855
2,879
2,257
2307
2,486
628
592
588
600
568
543
2,170
2263
2,291
1,657
1 739
1,943
2,707
2791
2,538
2,343
2512
2,530
567
553
543
562
500
469
2,140
2,238
1,995
1,781
2012
2,061
5,301
5,374
5,721
5,769
5568
5,534
1,228
1,276
1,327
1,371
1,443
1,527
4,073
4,098
4,394
4,398
4,125
4,007
120
116
180
178
170
153
727
923
896
655
730
830
713
557
544
510
533
581
657
556
541
562
508
515
620
675
649
427
499
563
585
658
559
489
587
574
953
970
1,060
998
910
899
44
34
53
58
66
49
8
8
14
14
13
10
35
26
39
44
53
39
2,479
2783
2,818
2,903
2,480
2,329
494
570
527
549
550
500
1,985
2213
2,291
2,354
1,930
1,829
2,454
2716
2,708
2,851
2,494
2,350
419
504
494
511
542
492
2,035
2,212
2,214
2,340
1,952
1,858
5,570
5,659
5,776
5,832
5,826
5,805
1,613
1,701
1,741
1,783
1,799
1,807
3,957
3,958
4,035
4,049
4,027
3,998
119
134
118
123
117
127
876
804
863
867
892
799
529
550
646
634
541
453
560
521
555
563
565
499
514
584
651
607
531
495
484
589
612
626
539
519
929
924
963
944
936
912
42
42
35
40
40
37
6
13
7
11
5
8
36
29
28
30
35
29
2523
2542
2 818
2780
2 651
2588
520
579
614
598
592
560
2003
1 963
2204
2 182
2059
2028
2424
2379
2752
2755
2633
2765
501
557
592
579
626
560
1,923
1 822
2 160
2176
2007
2,205
5,883
6065
6098
6,123
6213
6,015
1,819
1 843
1 872
1,891
1 871
1,839
4,064
4222
4226
4,232
4342
4,176
756
848
966
980
992
934
601
486
698
598
538
566
549
514
594
601
540
505
576
562
622
601
576
533
551
521
618
591
599
601
937
978
982
992
969
901
51
49
43
51
47
43
9
9
9
13
8
13
42
39
35
38
39
30
2,483
2554
2307
2379
1 831
1 765
545
572
542
527
441
418
1,938
1 982
1 765
1 852
1 390
1 347
2,395
2431
2260
2382
2045
1 989
498
546
518
514
441
413
1,897
1 885
1 742
1,868
1 604
1 576
6,103
6,232
6284
6,285
6075
5842
1,886
1,918
1 947
1,964
1,968
1 972
4,217
4,314
4337
4,321
4,107
3870
842
465
660
755
728
591
486
466
483
536
476
459
510
458
455
458
477
429
521
546
526
533
403
396
481
518
486
533
457
507
941
969
1,009
1,009
955
844
31
51
43
29
38
47
6
14
14
9
6
19
25
37
29
20
31
28
1 810
1 891
2 148
2,281
2 251
2338
356
402
411
416
419
443
1 454
1 489
1 737
1,865
1 822
1 895
1 637
1 837
2,148
2,336
2308
2513
393
430
446
427
465
438
1,244 6,016
1 407 6068
1,702 6,042
1,909 5,983
1 843 5915
2,075 5,853
1,936
1,906
1,842
1,827
1,786
1,789
4,080
4,162
4,200
4,156
4,129
4,064
530
585
601
792
848
888
396
382
509
460
473
545
470
442
494
485
480
500
447
446
442
453
469
468
355
410
457
469
478
525
1,004
1,040
1,025
1,009
1,000
943
34
34
54
46
48
40
11
8
18
14
14
9
22
26
36
32
35
30
2376
2560
2 445
2333
2247
2 004
388
382
393
400
391
337
1 988
2178
2052
1 933
1 856
1 667
2,363
2450
2260
2506
2353
2 162
381
377
396
407
398
360
1,982
2073
1 864
2,099
1 955
1 802
5,867
5,977
6163
5,986
5881
5724
1,797
1,802
1 799
1,789
1,783
1 761
4,070
4,175
4364
4,179
4,098
3963
874
888
962
758
916
781
501
565
477
567
568
533
488
495
502
510
572
612
517
552
509
487
505
448
513
558
470
559
506
493
947
941
980
908
907
862
31
42
31
41
31
39
8
14
7
8
6
8
23
28
24
33
25
31
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
103
LUMBER AND PRODUCTS—SOFTWOODS AND HARDWOOD FLOORING
SOFTWOODS (Millions of board feet, except as noted)
Orders
YEAR AND MONTH
New
Unfilled,
end of
period
5,703
5,744
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
6,137
6,414
6,988
Production
Shipments
Stocks
(gross),
mill and
concentration yards,
end of
period
185
225
256
281
366
5,622
5,740
6,055
274
307
422
324
373
6,609
7,734
7,884
7,895
5,683
5,704
6,106
6,389
6,903
6,414
6,628
HARDWOOD FLOORING—
Oak flooring (Millions
of board
feet)6
Western pine
Southern pine *
Exports,
total
sawmill
products
(Thous. of2
bd. feet)
Prices, producer
(Index, 1967
=
3
Orders *
100)
Boards,
No.2
and
better,
1"x 6",
R.L
Flooring,
Cand
better,
New
F.G.,
1"x 4",
S.L
9,162
Unfilled,
end of
period
Production*
Shipments4
Stocks
(gross),
mill, end
of
period4
313
359
347
463
535
9,054
9,463
9,308
9,932
9,858
427
557
539
364
334
10,102
9,694
10,393
9,691
9,227
10,442
9,460
9,220
10,299
10,756
10,456
8,788
362
555
556
392
538
10,019
10,395
10,564
8,973
8,445
10,271
10,563
10,455
8,952
9,760
10,331
9,946
9,630
7,730
554
590
469
403
326
9,789
10,309
10,033
9,780
7,235
6,880
Price,
producer,
Ponder-
osa
boards,
No.3, 1"x
12", R.L
(Dollars
per Mbd.
ft.)5
Or-
ders—
Unfilled,
end of
period
Shipments
1,876
1,779
1,679
1,809
1,732
69.45
67.43
67.42
65.49
67.42
27.3
29.4
36.9
35.6
64.3
10,168
1,666
1,445
1,396
1,627
1,634
69.39
87.72
107.18
83.79
26.0
20.1
23.9
12.0
8,519
1,382
1,214
1,323
1,344
1,270
96.44
130.91
179.62
151.38
143.97
7,613
9,744
10,295
10,067
9,696
7,807
1,315
1,329
1,295
1,379
1,185
219
324
7,261
6,681
7,342
6,775
1,104
1,055
786
705
809
796
819
819
596
612
606
603
503
524
704
725
856
808
891
828
659
689
815
799
919
798
1,340
1,376
1,417
1,426
1,398
1,428
304.49
332.11
366.87
371.17
342.59
338.16
9.2
9.2
9.1
8.3
9.4
9.9
882
974
852
811
692
685
532
531
488
411
381
403
823
934
875
943
754
639
874
975
895
888
722
663
1,377
1,336
1,316
1,371
1,403
1,379
306.16
301.95
309.48
316.41
277.35
240.42
9.5
9.5
9.5
8.5
8.0
7.0
491
425
351
346
380
376
584
706
707
526
544
567
625
721
652
533
610
628
1,338
1,323
1,378
1,371
1,305
1,244
252.62
291.36
314.97
242.34
215.48
252.06
4.9
4.1
3.7
3.5
3.5
3.7
8.2
6.6
5,8
5.3
5.5
6.6
310.05
327.35
304.06
293.25
306.22
340.83
3.7
4.0
2.9
2.0
1.5
1.9
7.3
7.0
6.4
7.2
6.1
5.8
69,926
75,900
76,973
102,684
100,581
89.6
90.0
89.4
89.6
91.1
89.9
89.2
89.8
89.9
91.6
1,230
1,297
1,137
1,348
1,376
99,202
87,436
90,477
75,687
78,418
101.5
100.0
115.0
127.5
107.9
100.2
100.0
106.6
119.8
122.9
10,060
10,045
10,424
9,285
64,923
64,456
94,346
76,276
67,502
133.7
154.7
198.2
188.4
166.6
132.8
140.8
186.2
229.2
226.9
207.5
233.6
250.2
276.9
9,595
9,409
9,918
10,007
of
period
9,181
9,560
9,408
9,802
9,935
1,352
1,388
1,337
1,362
1,087
Stocks
(gross),
mill, end
785.1
791.1
829.5
824.2
783.3
94.7
48.5
46.7
54.5
35.4
9.1
654.4
552.2
485.1
387.8
306.7
58.3
57.9
23.5
29.6
33.3
8.1
320.9
21.9
1966 .
1967
1968
1969
1970
6,374
6,477
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
7,942
8,086
7,745
6,699
7,251
421
435
405
344
453
7,142
1,216
1,208
1,148
1,309
1,134
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
7,490
8,278
8,229
7,950
6,559
443
470
505
523
419
7,598
8,239
8,267
7,938
11
6,758
7,500
8,305
8,264
7,932
11
6,663
1,232
1,166
1,169
1,175
1,270
140,386
157,806
152,121
209,793
280,243
6,128
"6,016
418
438
11
11
6,1 29
11
5,996
1,284
1,474
227,020
245,221
669
691
792
622
686
745
538
607
618
586
566
675
654
642
742
665
669
673
636
622
781
654
706
636
1,187
1,207
1,168
1,178
1,142
1,179
15,273
25,522
15,300
13,321
14,995
15,285
348.6
349.4
356.9
361.7
285.4
286.5
288.6
290.4
362.8
364.9
291.9
293.0
691
765
563
628
527
571
655
671
602
525
463
523
670
726
638
743
594
522
711
749
632
705
589
511
1,138
1,115
1,121
1,159
1,164
1,175
8,585
16,458
22,263
18,685
16,051
28,052
370.1
372.8
377.6
378.9
377.6
372.9
304.0
308.8
668
544
509
441
571
552
597
536
501
486
512
503
633
599
640
425
493
553
594
605
544
456
545
561
1,214
1,208
1,304
1,273
1,221
1,213
21,203
23,793
41,269
23,153
17,882
29,384
370.1
371.7
368.3
334.4
331.0
329.6
320.4
323.6
326.9
319.3
319.3
319.3
713
655
578
528
644
624
580
558
510
678
509
439
512
470
434
492
473
419
566
614
575
626
519
515
571
600
546
620
528
493
1,208
1,222
1,251
1,257
1,248
1,270
22,228
24,274
19,376
20,072
16,731
20,878
333.0
323.6
325.8
328.0
330.2
330.2
330.2
667
628
806
735
636
516
420
392
445
444
415
326
572
648
748
732
644
635
623
656
753
736
665
605
1,193
1,185
1,180
1,176
1,155
1,185
617
463
587
602
508
535
456
447
493
486
474
440
569
492
552
604
546
559
580
472
541
609
520
569
1,259
1,279
1,290
1,285
1,311
1,301
14,763
11,781
26,059
19,198
19,919
21,226
688
605
747
637
573
761
418
414
442
426
355
369
659
631
736
681
684
679
596
609
719
653
644
747
1,248
1,270
1,287
1,315
1,355
1,287
1.5
1.9
2.5
3.7
3.2
3.0
6.4
6.7
8.0
9.0
7.5
7.3
546
448
463
498
461
400
441
407
402
399
430
418
557
512
485
488
364
415
545
482
468
501
430
412
1,313
1,343
1,360
1,347
1,281
1,284
20,898
21,048
16,719
19,043
21,334
15,032
627
569
538
573
489
428
377
314
291
264
243
219
616
656
511
582
436
390
619
632
561
600
510
452
1,284
1,308
1,258
1,240
1,166
1,104
3.6
3.0
3.1
2.1
2.4
2.8
6.5
7.1
6.6
7.0
5.7
5.2
June
344
409
520
486
513
599
430
448
476
446
463
467
366
419
487
515
490
556
332
391
492
516
496
595
1,318
1,346
1,341
1,340
1,334
1,295
14,283
18,936
20,195
23,660
19,318
26,989
393
399
542
587
584
598
256
260
329
300
328
304
409
403
512
600
553
592
356
395
473
616
556
622
1,202
1,210
1,249
1,233
1,230
1,200
2.0
2.2
2.6
1.9
1.8
2.1
5.4
5.4
6.9
6.0
6.0
6.2
10.5
10.2
11.8
July
August
September
October
November
December
493
537
508
607
512
488
409
427
401
438
435
438
547
582
643
563
513
505
551
519
534
570
515
485
1,291
1,354
1,464
1,456
1,454
1,474
18,752
17,778
22,926
19,908
22,203
20,273
617
303
336
355
364
363
324
631
713
592
594
587
495
618
694
578
662
651
554
1,213
1,232
1,246
1,178
1,114
1,055
2.2
3.3
2.7
2.8
3.4
4.8
5.8
6.7
7.3
6.7
6.3
6.2
11.4
11.3
10.4
10.6
10.9
12.0
7,176
6,934
7,084
....
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April..
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July.
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
Mav..
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
Mav
11
11
6,466
6,444
6,511
6,901
7,243
7,063
7,061
7,032
7,035
7,894
8,072
7,775
6,760
6,921
6,967
6,1 43
11
6,1 86
'
271.0
329.9
366.2
337.2
10
( )
10
( )
331.6
324.3
316.1
316.1
320.0
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
7
301.4
324.7
(10)
10
( )
311.6
316.0
320.4
320.4
9,190
727
597
671
650
515
9,915
71.95
8
9
184.31
231.53
258.44
31 7.26
287.55
10
( )
10
( )
11.6
5.1
2.5
4.5
261.1
184.6
108.5
98.8
6.6
8.2
19.2
12.5
4.2
7.9
9.2
7.0
1.9
109.3
110.0
106.3
96.6
78.0
12.4
2.8
4.8
83.1
75.0
10.1
12.0
8.9
6.2
2.7
5.4
9.4
7.2
8.6
8.0
9.2
8.7
1.6
2.1
1.9
2.1
2.0
2.7
7.3
2.4
2.6
3.2
3.4
4.8
5.4
10.1
7.4
9.0
6.8
4.9
6.6
7.6
8.9
10.5
10.0
11.1
9.6
9.4
9.8
9.4
10.0
12.4
10.9
9.3
9.7
9.3
8.6
9.2
7.6
8.7
8.8
7.9
7.7
10.1
9.9
10.3
9.9
104
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
METALS AND MANUFACTURES—IRON AND STEEL
EXPORTS (Thousands
of
short tons) l
YEAR AND MONTH
1961
1962
Steel
mill
products
1,990
2,013
2,224
3,442
10
2,496
1963
1964
1965
Scrap2
SS,
9,714 416
5,113 154
6,364
70
7,881 176
10
6,1 70 10 28
IMPORTS (Thousands
of
short tons)l
Steel
mill
products
3,163
4,100
Scrap
268
262
222
299
235
Pig
iron
10
384
508
659
751
916
5,446
6,440
10,383
10
10,753
11,455
17,960
14,034
13,364
1,252
464
631
286
799
327
417
412
11
301 11 249
10
IRON AND STEEL SCRAP3 (Thousands of
short tons)
Production
Receipts,
net
Consumption
STEEL SCRAP, NO,
1, HEAVY
MELTING—Price
(Dollars per
long
ton)4
Stocks,
end of
period
Compos-
ite
9
Pittsburgh
district
IRON ORE—OPERATIONS IN ALL U.S. DISTRICTS (Thousands of
long tons)
Mine
production*
Shipmerits
from
mines8
U.S. and foreign ores and ore
agglomerates
Im-
ports8
At iron and7steel
plants
Ex-
Receipts
Consump-
ports"
tion
26.78
32.77
33.36
35.00
29.00
27.00
35.00
35.00
71,329
71,829
73,599
84,836
87,439
72,949
70,410
74,387
85,184
84,930
25,808
33,435
33,488
42,417
45,105
93,113
97,449
101,502
118,325
121,964
97,712
96,494
104,029
122,197
125,143
4,983
5,898
6,816
6,963
7,085
8,193
7,793
7,882
6,552
7,668
29.95
27.52
25.06
29.75
40.72
31.00
27,00
27.00
32.00
42.00
90,147
84,179
85,865
88,328
89,760
90,824
83,016
82,530
90,583
87,891
46,259
44,627
43,941
40,758
44,876
128,225
119,435
118,581
126,165
125,107
127,694
118,982
120,449
128,550
123,261
7,779
5,944
5,937
5,430
5,494
33.19
34.65
55.95
106.22
70.83
36.80
38.00
57.40
104.20
72.50
80,762
75,434
87,669
84,355
78,866
77,692
78,287
90,863
85,112
75,967
40,124
35,761
43,331
48,029
46,743
114,051
112,303
132,905
128,306
112,718
108,966
119,937
137,073
129,077
106,230
3,061
2,095
2,747
2,323
2,538
73.62
55.99
73.84
98.07
79.10
66.96
78.29
101.50
79,993
55,750
81,583
85,716
69,613
77,076
54,053
83,207
86,218
69,594
44,390
37,905
33,616
33,776
25,058
117,697
94,944
114,227
115,892
87,188
114,324
108,462
116,304
115,014
89,397
2,913
2,143
4,213
5,148
5,689
38,475
40,645
44,655
52,262
55,213
25,305
25,284
29,432
31,831
35,804
64,327
66,160
74,621
84,626
90,359
8,824
55,463
52,312
53,545
56,287
52,575
36,671
32,654
33,587
36,929
34,148
91,583
85,361
87,060
94,816
85,559
8,471
7,945
7,427
7,638
9
36.64
28.1 2
1,724
1,685
2,170
5,229
7,062
10,365
12
7
11
44
310
2,827
2,873
4,052
5,833
2,953
6,256
7,383
11,257
8,696
9,608
34
15
15
101
60
18,322
17,681
15,150
15,970
12,012
283
312
349
201
305
306
637
446
342
478
49,194
51,184
57,801
55,250
46,042
34,212
41,741
44,755
51,335
36,753
82,567
93,371
103,606
105,483
82,331
8,494
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
2,654
2,003
2,422
8,120
6,175
9,038
11,054
11,168
57
51
51
105
73
14,285
19,307
21,134
17,518
15,495
507
625
794
760
558
415
373
655
476
400
50,026
49,517
52,082
52,219
42,207
41,399
47,130
46,068
47,048
40,954
89,910
92,198
99,224
98,901
83,710
9,988
9,363
8,277
8,724
8,018
92.17
96.17
1981 .
1982
2,904
16
54
19,898
16,663
562
474
433
322
43,260
27,840
41,981
27,477
85,097
56,452
8,118
6,421
90.17
61.51
100.50
66.71
73,174
36,495
72,181
36,956
28,328
14,715
96,645
49,872
94,958
55,234
5,546
1,842
6,456
6,804
193
165
217
226
237
255
853
1,145
871
847
870
893
35
5
2
20
1
6
1,264
1,329
1,096
1,072
1,655
1,366
46
48
68
73
59
72
49
33
38
47
22
113
4,222
3,708
3,597
8,200
7,928
9,428
8,967
8,008
7,780
8,000
94.48
104.74
122.59
108.20
4,816
4,539
105.33
93.50
108.50
133.00
111.50
96.00
114.00
6,144
5,634
6,681
7,069
7,571
7,748
3,143
2,333
2,639
4,889
9,827
9,197
2,108
1,479
854
2,242
3,567
3,993
4,711
4,617
4,420
4,378
4,393
3,633
4,436
7,443
12,276
13,294
9,457
8,988
10,540
10,251
10,932
10,349
205
34
23
384
579
461
234
250
244
281
227
289
1,001
1,179
717
926
863
889
16
8
7
2
4
1
1,514
1,784
1,641
1,603
1,652
1,542
104
50
47
50
81
61
25
44
39
10
21
33
4,392
4,417
4,106
4,422
3,855
3,700
3,910
3,846
3,533
3,831
3,422
3,393
8,763
8,845
8,877
8,930
8,752
8,692
96.99
92.03
88.52
86.33
102.50
95.00
90.00
86.50
15,279
12,804
12,122
11,548
9,775
10,359
91.00
96.50
10,362
10,195
9,495
9,543
8,380
4,296
3,700
2,933
91.01
7,884
7,946
7,053
6,925
7,088
7,409
8,571
8,507
645
597
391
569
422
837
1,139
992
1,163
829
1,207
1,070
2
1
1
2
19
36
1,265
1,667
1,120
1,250
1,615
1,203
51
70
70
49
40
38
6
30
35
56
22
23
3,998
3,870
4,202
4,050
4,006
2,868
3,633
3,622
3,972
3,902
3,543
2,820
8,398
8,112
7,819
7,866
8,967
7,839
97.42
104.24
104.58
98.96
101.00
108.50
107.50
103.50
87.00
69.50
6,877
6,392
6,687
6,054
6,848
2,279
June
198
296
276
321
338
418
July
August
September
October
November
December
398
449
401
366
316
324
870
821
822
967
525
763
1
4
1
2
3
1,079
1,374
1,064
1,142
1,181
26
26
54
40
35
42
26
12
32
43
2,583
2,856
3,247
5,009
5,520
6,328
7,402
7,684
7,653
73.77
3,691
3,584
2,324
2,574
3,066
3,770
3,609
1,536
58
72
3,820
3,961
1,281
1,234
1,142
1,761
1,772
1,665
38
41
53
52
62
52
18
10
5
36
61
59
3,774
3,750
4,240
4,078
1,663
1,748
1,872
1,921
1,613
37
59
56
33
43
45
36
38
30
34
42
64
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970.
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
. ..
2,818
4,101
. .
5,858
7,635
6,572
9,176
4,110
4,900
4,658
9,114
8,728
7,969
8,101
7,704
8,222
7,438
7,121
7,968
7,763
8,393
7,893
7,491
5,803
93.40
83.11
71.21
6,641
2,410
1,998
3,119
6,415
1,784
2,100
6,631
9,328
7,999
1,856
1,167
1,087
2,138
2,714
2,638
5,326
4,736
4,368
5,024
4,686
7,021
6,052
6,211
6,638
6,587
2,712
9,467
2,029
2,062
2,499
2,348
9,701
8,869
8,899
8,165
9,331
8,891
7,975
5,768
167
3
266
721
732
618
8,054
8,498
8,323
5,456
5,644
5,953
7,203
7,895
318
728
543
618
346
3,526
2,628
2,976
7,569
10,894
9,956
8,631
8,325
7,410
83.61
92.38
96.65
98.21
7,386
8,037
101.86
106.00
5,913
6,009
1,809
7,625
8,326
631
3,769
3,604
4,261
4,018
4,162
3,817
7,486
7,435
8,379
7,939
7,856
8,004
8,015
8,175
8,287
103.50
101.00
109.00
112.00
105.50
99.00
5,979
6,067
6,766
6,280
7,265
7,525
2,798
8,137
8,184
7,657
96.34
94.28
98.74
101.44
2,032
3,938
8,906
9,625
1,292
1,075
1,165
1,794
2,901
3,879
4,162
2,686
3,794
6,233
11,520
11,924
8,667
8,126
9,293
8,793
8,841
8,162
37
2
70
699
866
710
3,689
3,631
3,591
3,353
3,004
2,817
3,454
3,564
3,542
3,496
3,064
8,245
8,383
8,408
9,703
9,300
8,133
7,112
5,048
3,509
3,059
4,113
2,595
2,555
2,029
1,585
12,350
12,159
9,927
9,070
8,022
8,024
7,708
2,661
7,168
7,116
7,116
6,833
6,054
5,656
6,913
6,370
6,038
594
680
438
353
330
767
7,671
(13)
256
213
260
291
259
279
578
683
442
694
677
628
2
1
2
2
1
2
218
194
228
233
244
227
348
450
395
532
480
509
1
1
1
2
1
1
173
154
462
539
4
2,226
4,001
3,876
8,418
8,453
8,261
96.13
88.63
87.07
91.37
89.74
84.24
78.01
76.02
99.00
107.50
102.50
95.50
86.00
85.50
7,112
6,860
6,382
5,731
3,910
4,430
1,542
7,241
5,579
1,969
32
36
2,742
2,715
5,917
7,826
81.70
94.00
5,709
1,076
1,630
1,664
5,518
2
41
36
41
57
49
16
14
48
71
35
2,753
2,889
3,114
2,779
2,611
2,303
7,870
7,762
80.47
75.93
69.98
62.85
91.50
85.00
75.00
64.00
59.50
5,244
3,019
2,597
2,418
2,320
5,615
6,180
5,391
5,077
4,715
1,180
1,433
2,265
5,306
4,964
1,018
646
773
1,199
1,865
1,589
1,596
2,795
6,672
7,182
5,175
5,670
4,888
4,896
4,342
1
1
236
391
604
2,033
7,352
4,795
4,193
3,943
3,161
3,065
1,508
1,532
1,424
1,395
898
6,746
5,848
5,361
4,368
3,395
4,705
4,369
4,249
4,192
3,664
324
57
501
339
486
1,569
826
2,655
3,565
235
(18)
June
522
507
812
806
1
1
1
6
July
August
September
October
November
December
146
152
158
133
109
97
577
542
607
434
620
375
1
1
18
1
21
1,113
1,451
1,191
1,146
1,258
37
45
37
35
38
9
15
14
41
11
2,119
2,122
2,078
1,975
1,924
2,133
2,106
2,134
1,773
4,336
4,377
4,357
4,226
3,757
1,090
27
13
1,687
1,855
3,611
7,716
7,650
7,551
55.21
5,126
5,347
4,358
2,525
6,954
6,628
6,479
53.84
54.77
53.48
52.32
48.94
57.50
58.00
58.00
55.00
51.50
869
909
744
1,470
1,728
6,421
48.61
51.50
2,365
7,117
13
C )
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
93.16
3,177
7,691
7,771
7,607
197
148
194
180
May
8,138
8,272
8,444
12
73.50
88.50
99.00
104.50
105.50
1,600
1,356
1,029
1,696
1,784
March
April
8,169
7,086
8,408
8,766
105
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
METALS AND MANUFACTURES—IRON AND STEEL—Con.
IRON ORE (OPERATIONS IN ALL U.S.
MANGA-
ore agglomerates— stocks, end of period
(MAN-
IRON PRODUCTS—castings 7
PIG IRON
Gray and ductile iron
Shipments
CON-
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
At
mines l
At
furnace
yards2
At U.S.
docks2
GENERAL
IMPORTS
(Thou-
Production4
Consumption8
Stocks,
end of
&
basic
furnace
(Dollars
per net
ton)6
long
tons) 3
unfilled,
for
sale,
end of
period
Total
Or-
For
sale
STEEL, RAW AND SEMIFINISHED
Malleable iron
unfilled,
for
sale,
end
of
period
Steel, raw-
Total
For
sale
Shipments
Total
79,040
81 656
77,490
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
672
693
719
855
882
10,824
11 553
12,764
14,316
15,713
6,176 66
723
868
6324 82
7,089 88
933
8,132 122 1,001
9,171 174 1,136
962
5625
913
56.25
923
56.25
57.14 1,091
888
61.84
15716
14,329
15,130
15,933
13,945
8927
8,128
8,715
9,185
8,173
1 131
1,041
1,007
1,172
852
835
1,779 9 67.70
1,660
71. 38 1,140
75.24 1,666
1,215
763 169.40 1,416
991
1,435 181.76
13,839
15,302
17,047
1 5,661
12,407
86,870
81,328
87,679
87,003
68,721
10
182.33 832
87,045 1,519 11
183.11 958
82,003 1,322
889 1 96.00 1,102
88,420
974
881 203.00
87,458
964
889 203.00
69,053
775
477
73,570
43,136
75,074
44,541
3,703
3626
3,053
2890
2,955
3,045
62
50
60
57
85
122
7,064
6,636
7,953
7,726
8,277
8,026
7,098
6,678
8,043
7729
8,317
8,038
852
835
826
737
739
730
203.00
20300
203.00
203.00
203.00
203.00
1,158
1,210
1,244
1,187
1,212
1,179
28960
31,869
35,031
37584
39,108
38969
2,675
2,537
2,357
4617
5,343
5416
61
34
85
53
105
76
7,799
7,351
6,762
6779
6,258
6,372
7,774
7,403
6,768
6825
6,301
6,381
808
860
876
865
856
881
203.00
202.50
202.50
20250
202.50
20300
15,945
20,555
25,132
26,833
24355
22,771
33,875
28,109
21,645
20,237
23 100
27,242
3,899
3,086
2,236
2,531
3221
3,509
109
56
54
66
97
68
6,583
6,357
7,115
6,677
5906
4,664
6,638
6,407
7,038
6,717
5926
4,697
56,784
57,545
57,999
57,653
56621
56,066
21,073
19,757
17,914
16,289
14374
14,265
31,176
32,953
35,009
36,131
36499
35,706
4,535
4,835
5,076
5,233
5748
6,095
54
67
60
38
57
69
4,222
4,360
4,596
5,621
6132
6,489
54,536
53 154
50,786
49781
51,411
53,744
17,731
21 990
26,736
29336
27,700
25,601
31,088
25554
19,972
17286
19,885
23,480
5,971
5610
4,078
3,159
3,826
4,663
22
76
55
70
111
78
56,356
58755
59,574
60,387
60,144
60,243
23,019
20586
18,837
17,515
16,429
17,469
27,904
31 931
34,062
36137
36,939
36,203
5,433
6,238
6,675
6,735
6,776
6,571
60401
60,894
57,340
57725
57,645
58457
21 ,594
25,701
26,576
29740
28,314
26,380
32,298
28,813
24,654
22504
24,209
26,909
59,065
57,833
55,774
54480
52647
52621
25,297
22,137
19,042
17423
16098
16948
28,860
30,276
31,326
31 501
30953
29 923
71 166
69,158
10,335
11 614
1 1 ,099
10,241
12,667
62,605
63 61 3
61 ,044
57184
53,997
6,100
6429
5,347
3,741
2,494
1,035
943
12
1,004
1 032
1,272
64,718
65 722
71,917
85,601
88,185
65,798 3,183
3,067
72,689 2,806
86,382 2,464
88,946 2,330
69525
71,067
72070
67,217
... . 71 500
12160
12,959
16041
13,566
15,316
54658
55,121
53232
51,003
52781
2707
2,987
2,797
2,648
3,403
1 293
1,086
953
1,124
990
91 500
86,984
88,780
95,017
91 ,435
91 770
87,371
89,953
94,635
90,126
2,968
2,842
2,342
1,723
2,082
1971 .
1972
1973
1974
1975
78,815
67352
59,905
57924
69,144
17,653
14679
10,876
9,405
12,299
57,738
50061
45,990
45247
52,231
3,424
2612
3,039
3,272
4,614
81,299
1,019
934 88,400
916 101,208
851 95,909
79,923
1,033
81,215
89,140
99,821
96,792
79,638
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
75,035
59,390
55339
55,753
56066
13,993
14,811
12359
11,266
1 1 ,725
56,246
42,271
39301
38,969
35706
4,763
2,979
3,569
5,416
6,095
1,053
834
842
850
795
1981
1982
60,243
52,621
12,734 36,203 6,571
16,948 29,923 5,750
53,028
50685
47,801
46745
46,563
48027
14,852
18000
21,886
23912
22,406
20809
34,473
29059
22,862
19943
21 ,202
24 173
50968
51,451
52,013
54204
55,151
55753
19,333
17,045
14,625
12003
10,700
11 368
53,719
51 750
49,013
49,601
50676
53,522
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July .
August
September
October
November
December .
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total
For
sale
428 98014
506 98328
523 109,261
589 127076
648 131,462
169
181
262
337
436
1 217
1 423
1 504
1 835
1,961
1
1
1
1
116
197
471
570
688
614
583
672
521
134101
127,213
131 462
141,262
131 514
591
293
371
446
321
2 155
1 857
1 730
1,897
1 724
1
1
1
1
1
792
556
435
580
416
882
7,606 88
961
8,190 96
9,008 147 1,031
8,663 133
912
6,397 64
729
506
579
616
553
431
120,443
280
133241
317
150,799
929
145720
1 527
116,642 76.2
748
1 579
1 584
1,894
2091
1,974
1 282
1 296
1 566
1 739
1,622
14,168
15,107
16,124
15,402
11,799
6,859
7,285
8,309
7,949
6,457
56
65
61
54
22
848
829
790
715
450
491
458
455
376
206
128,000
125,333
137031
136,341
1 1 1 835
1,804
1,677
1 857
2,039
1 878
1,513
1 447
1 675
1,848
1 701
736 11,801
536 8,222
6,587
4,681
32
14
422 200 120,828 78.3
285 120 72,903 47.3
373 1,743
161 1,023
1 558
1,342
1 309
1,572
1,392
1,498
1,423
664
632
793
715
759
745
55
63
57
56
53
49
73
70
81
68
73
65
38
37
45
36
37
36
11,105
10562
12,576
12196
12,789
12,230
83.5
879
94.5
934
94.8
93.7
962
978
1,014
1 038
1,091
1,088
172
172
196
162
184
171
159
157
178
146
165
154
1,128
1,116
1,093
1 004
931
974
1,163
1,226
1,187
1 305
1,112
873
613
699
640
694
558
437
47
51
52
52
44
54
49
49
49
54
48
36
26
29
26
25
23
18
11,821
11,309
10,541
10810
9,997
9,996
89.9
86.0
82.8
84.4
80.6
78.0
1,126
1,126
142
173
129
158
1,104
1 079
1,088
1,039
162
190
144
173
157
158
142
143
841
815
880
882
889
900
203.00 1,022
20300 1,050
203.00 1,049
968
203.00
875
20300
821
203.00
1,115
1,062
1,177
1,101
933
875
570
545
613
577
492
499
41
41
42
33
31
29
45
45
45
43
37
35
21
22
20
19
18
17
10,701
10,332
11,439
10,658
9,226
7,501
82.7 1,102
85.3 1,025
978
88.4
892
83.0
69.6
811
58.4
727
184
184
191
171
175
159
167
163
172
154
157
146
4,270
4,392
4,671
5,688
6186
6,507
870
888
877
863
859
925
203.00
203.00
203.00
203.00
203.00
203.00
827
852
885
927
970
964
754
847
955
1,122
968
890
453
500
545
618
543
502
24
24
24
27
30
22
27
29
33
40
35
36
12
14
14
17
16
16
6,796
7,018
7,767
9,442
10,057
10,180
53.1
54.4
62.6
72.2
79.5
77.8
680
654
118
123
108
113
615
597
149
141
135
128
656
605
135
148
123
135
6,603
6 108
7,193
6,755
6,938
6,408
6,647
6209
7,316
6,927
7,108
6,589
891
894
881
846
831
779
203.00
20300
203.00
203.00
203.00
203.00
938
948
962
875
839
839
1,028
1,003
1,110
1,139
1,106
1,072
557
542
606
628
624
613
46
45
43
42
40
44
37
40
43
42
38
40
17
18
20
20
19
18
10,590
10,028
11,744
1 1 ,243
11,423
10,451
79.9
83.7
88.6
87.7
86.2
81.5
615
585
557
539
524
501
158
163
173
153
151
152
144
147
155
136
133
132
68
55
72
51
67
49
6,268
6,259
5,889
5,419
4,782
4,750
6,508
6,521
6,029
5,527
4,847
4,824
817
786
817
812
841
859
203.00
203.00
213.00
213.00
213.00
213.00
841
836
816
775
721
736
978
945
949
978
816
677
571
565
541
548
452
340
40
49
39
31
33
32
31
33
33
35
27
23
14
17
16
18
13
10
10,160
10,120
9,618
9,003
7,962
7,672
77.6
77.3
75.9
68.7
62.8
58.6
489
489
127
137
114
121
470
356
356
373
146
140
124
119
132
124
113
107
6,509
6,380
6,110
5,481
5,122
5,168
65
49
65
55
22
58
4,489
4,169
4,622
3,967
3,904
3,595
4,766
4,384
4,869
4,083
3,975
3,648
881
822
782
745
747
758
213.00
213.00
213.00
213.00
213.00
213.00
783
761
726
696
651
610
771
764
860
771
741
756
399
412
482
445
432
428
31
29
29
25
24
24
24
26
30
28
27
29
12
15
13
12
12
11
7,737
7,178
8,049
7,006
6,678
6,050
59.3
60.9
61.7
55.2
50.9
47.7
381
115
106
359
335
304
276
250
115
129
113
101
91
104
117
103
93
82
4,908
5,420
5,406
5,556
5596
5750
35
33
14
25
32
15
3,516
3,277
3,160
3,077
2648
2712
3,554
3,431
3,261
3,201
2837
2883
728 213.00
697 213.00
681 213.00
649
603
580
611
608
575
505
521
536
616
630
631
618
584
450
359
404
369
351
334
266
16
16
15
13
13
14
21
23
22
19
18
18
7
10
8
7
7
6
5,719
5,538
5,299
5,262
4,546
4,456
43.8
42.4
41.9
40.2
35.9
34.0
232
222
63
65
56
58
213
181
68
63
62
56
172
161
56
45
50
39
58.93
5848
56.25
56.25
56.25
859 206.00
580
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
Rate Orders,
unof
capafilled,
Hty
for
utilisale,
zation end of
(Perperiod
cent)
*
Thousands of short tons, except as noted
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
Steel castings 7
Shipments
182
120
137
117
78
^•Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 177.
80.9
431
451
78.4
868
843
87.8 1,039
72.8
605
937
926
106
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
METALS AND MANUFACTURES—STEEL MILL PRODUCTS
STEEL PRODUCTS, NET SHIPMENTS— BY PRODUCT »
Bars and tool steel
YEAR AND MONTH
Total (all
grades)
Semifinished
products
Structural
shapes
(heavy)
and steel
piling
Plates
Rails and
accessories
Total2
*
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
66 126
Sheets
Total3
Hot rolled
Cold rolled
839
2,442
2,389
2,683
3,229
3,150
1,171
1,345
1,319
1,467
1,877
7,067
7,103
7,043
8,137
8,689
3,035
3,109
3,138
3,105
3,484
6,122
6065
5,858
6,083
6,659
25,760
28480
31,042
34,222
36,733
7024
7753
8,826
9948
10,630
12153
13510
14510
15699
16,571
9,103
7,948
8,401
8,238
8,065
1,776
1,434
1,462
1,514
1,590
14,523
13,053
13,660
14,354
14,577
9,126
7,961
8,497
8,659
8,107
3,276
3,249
3,241
3,659
4,891
1 999
1,733
1,815
1,923
1,490
9233
8,969
10,078
9,232
7,778
3,495
3,133
3,393
3,256
2,998
5828
6,591
7,267
6,555
7,243
35468
32,574
36,624
35,101
10137
9,312
10782
12,471
12319
15 972
14709
16336
16,427
14250
3911
5,666
5,656
7,081
7,210
5121
7,939
7553
9,678
10,919
8761
1,564
1,601
1,689
1,785
1,965
14,156
15,518
18,170
18,514
13,367
8,179
9,299
10,763
11,061
8,146
4,521
4,454
5,135
5,089
3,666
1,378
1,675
2,161
2,251
1 486
7,574
7,609
9,133
9,844
8228
2,791
2,952
3,245
3,171
2,154
6,811
6,135
7,316
7,528
5687
35,574
39862
49,370
44,991
30763
11,760
14036
16,886
15774
11 222
14898
16123
20,377
18275
12841
4384
3,991
5070
5,496
5342
4,187
4,382
4,667
5,596
5,207
7,160
7,529
8,601
9,035
8,080
2,017
1,863
1,703
2,026
1,797
14,234
15,420
16,915
17,601
13,258
8,664
9,362
10,045
9,958
6,911
3,876
4,179
4,704
5,303
4,683
1,618
1,794
2,084
2,245
1,585
6,265
7,490
8,399
8,242
9,097
2,461
2,400
2,510
2,449
1,768
6,436
6,382
6,100
6,310
5,709
42303
41,687
43,609
43,507
33,595
15090
14,558
15447
15,995
12,116
18265
17,684
17821
17,284
13313
87014
59,783
5,598
3,408
4,903
3,424
7,397
4,136
1,458
782
13,828
9,440
7,770
4,857
4,371
3,526
1,620
1,013
10,286
5,026
1,694
1,332
4,927
4,321
36,924
27,914
13,451
9,052
14,396
11,132
8206
7996
10,293
7438
10,187
8977
411
410
545
462
505
505
400
391
542
477
535
461
662
648
850
739
905
768
155
155
183
167
188
169
1,401
1,440
1,851
1,369
1,786
1,556
805
858
191
193
232
154
234
196
641
601
781
637
754
768
199
195
245
207
237
213
526
461
753
426
578
531
3,812
893
396
380
499
427
513
459
1,315
1 322
1,674
1,084
1,672
1,536
1,607
1 499
1,800
1 165
1,888
1,525
8,319
8475
7,929
8355
7,385
6,743
421
434
443
446
762
804
147
166
406
466
176
196
678
675
194
203
528
545
3,719
462
313
773
744
173
181
756
793
411
468
173
190
659
723
193
218
543
522
3,512
421
393
476
448
709
646
167
178
1,427
1,530
1,349
1,459
1,318
1,160
838
860
513
484
701
581
444
435
165
137
663
677
179
145
468
443
2,984
2,653
1,407
1,366
1,185
1,291
1,071
1,068
1,438
1 418
1,298
1,395
1,197
1,010
7952
7,690
404
503
563
442
431
343
504
485
488
437
443
355
729
743
848
721
639
592
182
177
185
191
173
151
1,415
1,308
1,334
1 191
1,053
461
460
457
387
357
359
183
159
159
152
134
117
722
747
871
756
779
755
180
170
191
167
135
129
573
520
685
466
464
411
3,242
3,036
3,547
2,925
2,323
1,154
1,085
1,338
1 078
1,290
1,216
1,394
1 165
982
764
681
709
645
555
500
2,139
793
775
945
827
89995
83,897
91 856
93,877
90798
3806
4,061
4821
6,373
7387
6764
6,133
6,149
6,244
6,060
1971
1972
1973
1974 .
1975
87038
91 805
1 1 1 ,430
4962
4917
5,749
5509
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
89447
91,147
97935
100,262
83853
109472
79957
1979:
July
August
September
October .
November
December
Tin mill
products
6,379
7,166
7,568
8,401
9,344
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
May
Cold
finished
1,029
1,106
1,395
1,523
70552
75,555
84945
92,666
5,949
6,267
7,234
8,491
9,764
June
Pipe and
tubing
Reinforcing
Thousands of short tons
4,735
4739
5,316
6,085
6,798
January
February
March
April
Hot rolled
(including
light
shapes)
Wire and
wire
products
10,072
10,994
11,665
13,199
14,488
2,548
2766
3,152
4229
4,528
1981
1982
Sheets and strip
Bars
1,109
781
1,030
38,1 1 1
3,695
4,543
2,952
4,699
4,006
3,673
3,263
1980:
January, .
February
March
April
8711
June
7296
6440
5848
July
August
September
October
November
December
5354
5745
6,682
7458
7,038
7591
351
386
355
942
595
587
98
112
832
889
386
433
347
350
94
101
672
689
118
124
416
435
1,915
2,168
681
754
379
496
488
543
447
489
432
426
652
702
627
661
138
124
125
140
1,011
1 132
1,036
1 037
517
583
571
564
371
415
340
348
117
126
120
119
739
789
767
782
136
146
129
148
426
432
425
464
2,756
988
1,083
1,111
1,281
1,104
1,282
1,179
1,325
441
477
606
531
535
529
457
426
548
472
414
408
667
720
731
678
667
627
145
158
170
161
140
116
1 079
1,146
1,334
1,292
1,258
1,263
610
659
764
740
722
706
320
342
407
395
385
399
144
140
156
150
145
152
793
776
945
949
925
890
150
153
185
161
150
155
474
473
431
431
388
419
3,410
June
7616
7,375
8422
8,108
7932
8,148
1,209
1,077
1,267
1,252
1,233
1,346
1,368
1,202
1,344
1,354
1,402
1,487
July
August
September
October
November
December
7 115
7,020
7,039
6,723
5,783
5,666
400
434
392
395
584
586
114
89
388
342
128
131
859
881
137
130
413
399
432
362
313
299
630
543
498
482
88
99
98
81
1 115
1,106
1,163
1,140
953
898
593
528
437
437
385
389
659
638
543
471
364
364
296
323
134
133
109
99
849
892
813
759
135
133
107
102
396
351
327
412
1,146
1,124
1,063
976
863
901
1,209
1,154
1,125
1,085
857
811
314
329
463
98
June.
5,608
5434
6163
5,488
5149
5,372
285
325
318
306
291
323
365
321
290
284
498
527
393
330
316
102
91
73
74
68
July
August
September
October
November
December
4,514
4724
4,760
4,309
4,088
4,234
257
269
272
265
259
300
283
291
260
255
280
321
237
210
269
261
260
260
May
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
3,149
3,010
3,390
3,046
3,470
3,434
3,456
3,739
3,102
3,001
2,910
2,765
2,288
2,246
740
848
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
912
525
271
112
753
105
389
2,245
793
869
821
205
320
298
321
319
105
117
93
87
92
702
662
602
476
388
115
133
125
123
123
449
400
328
338
386
2,139
865
846
855
506
573
470
434
440
768
953
828
759
848
1,030
1,005
56
41
668
766
304
361
296
325
66
76
274
246
113
112
331
386
884
919
746
715
639
615
347
238
280
312
322
323
293
241
73
68
64
59
228
220
224
220
113
108
89
83
502
251
266
294
2,285
2,340
2,295
758
746
44
36
49
51
665
657
637
656
915
878
832
974
1,015
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 177.
2,645
2,462
2,367
2,661
2,189
2,063
2,247
817
957
1,069
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
107
METALS AND MANUFACTURES—STEEL MILL PRODUCTS—Con.
STEEL PRODUCTS, NET SHIPMENTS— BY MARKET (Thousands of short tons) >
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
Service
centers
and
distributors
Construction, irtcl.
maintenance
MachinContractors'
products
Automotive
ery,
STEEL MILL SHAPES AND FORMS, INVENTORIES (Millions of short tons) *
Containers,
Rail
transportation
industrial
equipment, and
tools
packaging, and
shipping
matenals
Other
Inventories
(end of
period),
total for
the
specified
sectors
Steel in
process
Finished
steel
8.3
7.2
7.8
9.1
8.5
7.0
6.9
7.2
8.7
7.9
3.4
3.3
3.5
4.0
4.3
9.8
9.2
9.6
9.0
5.2
5.5
6.0
6.0
6.4
10.1
6.3
6.8
6.6
7.4
6.7
10.0
7.4
5.6
6.7
11.5
14.5
10.6
101.1
7.5
7.6
8.0
7.6
6.9
6.5
6.6
7.1
7.1
5.3
10.2
7.4
5.3
5.4
4.7
1962
1963
1964
1965
12,365
12,269
13,149
15,564
16,369
9,260
9,315
10,051
10,992
11,836
3,851
4,162
4,339
4,646
5,018
12,594
15,181
16,889
18,387
20,123
1,594
2,029
2,563
3,469
3,805
3,756
4,193
4,498
5,338
5,873
6,623
6,720
6,464
6,552
7,331
16,083
16,683
17,602
19,996
22,311
27.6
25.8
27.8
33.0
33.6
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
16,400
14,863
16,099
17,565
17,678
11,862
11,375
12,195
11,402
10,565
4,969
4,582
4,922
4,768
4,440
17,984
16,488
19,269
18,276
14,475
4,332
3,225
3,048
3,344
3,098
5,747
4,994
5,469
5,690
5,169
6,597
7,255
7,902
7,145
7,775
22,104
21,115
22,952
25,687
27,598
34.3
36.7
35.4
37.7
39.1
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
14,424
16,797
20,383
20,400
12,700
8,666
8,589
10,731
11,360
8,119
4,946
5,055
6,459
6,249
3,927
17,483
18,217
23,217
18,928
15,214
3,004
2,730
3,228
3,417
3,152
4,903
5,396
6,351
6,440
5,173
7,212
6,616
7,811
8,218
6,053
26,400
28,405
33,250
34,460
25,619
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
14,615
15,346
17,333
18,246
16,172
7,508
7,553
9,612
9,978
8,742
4,502
4,500
3,480
3,745
3,148
21,351
21,490
21,253
18,621
12,124
3,056
3,238
3,549
4,111
3,155
5,180
5,566
5,992
5,996
4,543
6,914
6,714
6,595
6,772
5,551
1981
1982
17,637
12,972
8,446
6,260
3,230
2,290
13,154
9,295
2,162
1,030
4,624
2,582
4,761
2,345
1,017
5,850
985
4,847
2,666
1,026
5,303
4,641
2,597
1,048
3,955
2,442
4,429
1961
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
July
August .
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
9.9
Consumers (manufacturers only)
Inventory,
end of
period
Receipts
during
period
Consumption during
period
52.6
57.7
62.4
68.7
53.1
56.8
60.5
67.0
65.1
62.5
70.1
69.3
67.1
67.9
63.5
68.7
70.0
67.5
67.6
82.0
98.5
71.2
67.0
83.4
98.2
95.5
75.1
6.6
75.7
84.4
90.0
88.1
69.9
76.1
84.9
89.2
88.5
73.4
5.9
4.1
71.7
54.9
72.4
56.7
8.9
8.4
9.3
11.2
12.9
9.1
10.5
9.8
9.4
10.2
10.5
35.7
36.9
35.2
35.2
34.0
10.6
11.3
10.2
26,321
26,740
30,121
32,793
30,415
36.4
33.8
36.8
36.3
28.4
12.2
10.1
11.7
11.5
5,292
4,471
32,469
20,883
30.0
22.1
11.3
1,847
8,112
1,055
1,602
1,677
8,426
35.8
35.5
34.5
35.7
35.5
35.9
11.2
10.8
10.4
11.1
11.2
11.5
8.2
8.2
7.4
8.5
7.7
7.6
6.4
6.8
6.7
6.4
6.7
6.9
10.0
1,579
4,051
1,018
1,552
1,758
8,057
930
3,454
1,052
1,289
1,504
7,857
36.5
36.6
36.7
35.4
35.6
36.3
11.9
11.5
11.2
11.0
10.9
11.5
7.5
7.5
7.6
7.3
7.4
7.6
6.8
7.3
7.3
6.9
7.1
7.1
10.3
10.3
10.6
10.2
10.2
10.1
2,426
974
3,662
1,037
1,518
1,761
8,544
3,592
2,075
752
2,580
855
1,170
1,279
7,281
34.5
33.9
34.1
34.4
34.3
33.1
11.4
11.1
11.3
11.5
12.1
12.1
7.5
7.4
7.3
7.6
7.4
7.2
5.7
5.7
5.8
5.8
5.7
5.5
3,432
2,006
727
2,440
582
882
1,192
6,518
11.9
11.4
10.3
4,693
2,237
945
3,473
702
1,003
1,325
7,709
31.8
30.7
28.8
27.8
27.7
28.4
6.9
6.8
6.6
6.7
6.9
6.9
...
4,696
2,356
958
3,591
753
1,261
1,470
8,326
June
4,997
2,442
892
3,811
548
1,292
1,399
8,806
July
August
September
October
November
December
4,151
2,190
796
3,218
455
1,148
1,278
7,938
3,704
1,812
610
2,472
422
947
1,129
7,075
3,429
1,684
592
2,367
411
960
1,260
6,500
June
3,213
1,651
598
2,791
277
689
1,115
5,676
Julv
August
September
October
November
December
3,099
1,568
548
2,311
183
491
1,252
4,546
3,029
1,379
543
2,036
159
446
837
4,201
May
1982:
January
February
March
April
12.5
Service
centers
(warehouses),
inventory,
end of
period
11.7
12.8
May
June
inventory, end of
period
Mav
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
9.7
7.7
10.0
9.6
8.1
9.6
9.6
9.6
8.8
8.6
9.7
10.5
10.1
7.3
7.2
8.6
6.9
8.3
7.7
7.8
7.5
8.3
7.2
8.1
7.7
6.9
7.7
7.5
7.3
6.8
5.9
6.5
7.7
7.2
7.7
6.8
6.0
9.9
9.7
9.7
9.5
9.1
8.3
6.4
6.4
6.9
6.3
5.7
4.9
6.6
6.6
6.9
6.5
6.1
5.7
5.3
5.2
5.0
5.0
4.8
5.3
7.7
7.3
6.9
6.5
6.4
6.6
4.5
4.9
5.7
6.5
5.8
5.9
5.1
5.3
6.1
6.9
5.9
5.7
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.3
5.3
5.3
6.7
7.0
7.0
6.7
6.6
6.7
6.2
6.4
6.7
6.3
6.4
6.8
6.1
6.1
6.7
6.6
6.5
6.7
9.7
10.0
9.7
9.9
9.9
28.6
29.0
29.3
28.2
29.8
29.5
10.4
10.3
7.0
7.1
7.1
7.3
7.5
7.2
30.0
30.5
30.5
30.4
30.5
30.0
10.6
11.1
11.2
11.3
11.3
11.3
7.2
7.4
7.5
7.4
7.4
7.4
5.4
5.3
5.3
5.3
5.5
5.4
6.8
6.7
6.5
6.4
6.3
5.9
6.1
6.1
6.0
5.8
5.0
3.9
6.0
6.2
6.2
5.9
5.1
4.3
30.0
29.9
29.4
28.8
28.1
26.9
11.6
11.3
11.2
11.0
10.9
10.4
7.2
7.2
7.1
7.0
6.9
6.5
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.1
5.0
5.1
6.0
6.2
5.9
5.7
5.3
4.9
4.7
5.3
5.8
5.0
4.8
4.7
4.6
5.1
6.1
5.2
5.2
5.1
26.5
25.8
24.8
24.0
23.0
22.1
10.2
6.5
6.3
6.0
5.8
5.6
5.3
5.0
5.0
4.8
4.7
4.7
4.7
4.8
4.6
4.4
4.2
4.1
4.0
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.7
3.8
3.4
4.4
4.6
4.7
4.4
3.9
3.4
9.5
9.5
9.8
9.9
9.9
9.6
9.3
8.6
8.1
108
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
METALS AND MANUFACTURES—NONFERROUS METALS AND PRODUCTS
ALUMINUM PRODUCTS (Millions of pounds)
ALUMINUM (Thousands of short tons, except as noted)
YEAR AND MONTH
Production,
primary
(from
domestic
and
foreign
ores) >
Imports (general) 2
Recovery from
scrap
(alumi-
num
con-
tent) >
1962
1963
1964
1965
1,904
2,118
2,313
2,553
2,754
451
553
703
657
769
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
2,968
3,269
3,255
3,793
3,976
832
820
925
1,080
940
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
3,925
1961
Metal
and
alloys,
crude
Plates,
sheets,
bars,
etc.
199.0
8
307.5
41 5.8
8
49.3
59.2
41 .3
392.4
527.3
49.7
65.4
Exports2
Metal
and
alloys,
crude
128.9
151.2
165.3
208.6
8
203.6
Plates,
sheets,
bars,
etc.
Price,
primary
ingot,
99.5%
ToolTafs
per ,
pound)3
Total
27.3
42.0
55.3
72.2
8
72.4
0.2546
.2388
.2262
.2372
4,840
5,670
6,290
7,064
3,345
.2451
8,017
.2450
.2498
.2557
6,458
.2718
.2872
8,798
8,837
9,862
10,718
9,953
3,811
4,257
4,835
5,679
1,493
1,711
1,995
2,274
2,609
188.2
92.9
56.3
61.8
57.2
78.7
209.0
180.3
344.4
408.5
102.7
121.1
144.2
146.0
560.4
646.4
507.6
509.0
434.1
71.0
80.9
57.3
45.3
61.4
112.3
108.3
229.6
207.8
185.8
150.5
154.7
216.3
236.1
187.0
.2900
.2645
.2533
.3406
.3979
10,266
11,880
14,568
13,639
9,804
7,839
9,246
10,900
10,461
7,427
3,976
4,768
4,529
4,903
3,879
943
1,045
1,147
1,190
1,156
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
4,251
4,539
4,804
5,023
5,130
1,371
1,494
1,554
1,654
1,619
575.4
670.2
87.6
75.5
152.4
222.4
.4449
97.8
757.1
570.6
580.5
230.5
126.6
200.6
714.9
211.5
198.8
265.7
323.6
.5134
.5308
.5940
.6957
12,246
12,831
14,018
14,517
14,057
1981
1982
4,948
3,609
1,913
2,045
710.7
679.4
142.5
214.3
281.9
200.1
.7600
.7600
418
379
419
402
423
411
120
119
132
128
131
125
69.6
41.0
53.9
44.3
57.8
36.0
15.9
20.5
23.1
22.8
23.5
18.5
18.4
17.2
19.1
26.3
27.7
429
430
419
435
423
435
117
134
115
121
119
115
62.6
30.8
31.9
39.4
40.8
62.6
431
406
434
421
438
425
114
111
115
113
111
106
427
426
419
437
427
439
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
Mav
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
8.7
344.2
401.2
32.4
15.4
14.8
19.4
12.0
7.7
8.3
6,351
7,167
7,666
7,358
2,937
2,868
3,405
3,727
3,689
W
products,
Refinery, primary
Mine,
recoverable
copper
SecondTotal
From
domestic
ores
From
foreign
ores
scrap4
7
9
762
1,166
1,207
1,254
1,409
1,592
1,465
1,588
1,698
1,507
3,651
3,725
3,785
4,387
1,057.1
1,114.4
1,100.6
1,131.1
1,226.2
1,406.2
1,462.1
1,448.2
1,502.7
1,552.9
1,071.4
1,101.4
1,106.1
1,143.0
1,211.7
334.8
360.7
342.0
359.7
1,296.5
865.5
1,092.8
1,401.2
1,560.1
1,552.2
1,027.8
1,304.0
1,581.0
1,601.3
1,227.5
768.0
1,053.2
1,332.6
1,380.0
324.7
259.8
250.8
248.5
1,444.1
1,699.3
1,695.1
1,501.1
1,309.4
1,279.6
1,524.4
1,540.7
1,289.0
1,166.8
164.5
174.9
154.4
212.1
142.6
336.6
349.3
402.8
437.3
318.4
341.1
411.0
575.6
573.0
341.2
221.3
4,861
4,366
5,156
5,999
9,706
10,443
11,346
11,230
10,485
5,574
6,040
6,409
6,296
5,862
1,845
2,009
2,088
2,080
1,538
5,701
5,706
5,494
5,125
5,076
1,456.6
1,364.4
1,352.0
1,443.6
1,181.1
1,396.4
1,357.3
1,390.8
1,515.4
1,210.9
1,290.7
1,280.0
1,278.1
1,411.5
1,121.9
105.8
13,237
11,960
10,328
5,978
5,329
1,581
1,306
6,607
6,200
1,538.2
1,135.1
1,544.0
1,225.0
1,430.2
1,077.3
113.8
147.8
631.9
.5500
.5500
.5534
.5800
.5800
.5800
1,287
1,140
1,375
1,170
1,297
1,227
994
910
1,098
938
1,015
961
571
513
630
522
573
537
202
191
212
181
188
187
5,420
5,237
5,003
5,028
4,960
4,904
106.9
106.3
121.7
123.1
129.4
119.6
123.6
127.3
133.4
134.3
134.1
125.0
110.2
119.2
124.7
127.3
127.5
118.5
13.4
41.2
37.6
49.1
49.0
47.5
52.7
.5800
.5800
.6008
.6532
.6600
.6600
1,189
1,231
1,106
1,222
1,119
1,154
922
958
858
931
835
809
523
537
486
500
448
455
140
157
150
185
160
128
4,932
4,926
4,954
4,953
116.0
128.2
124.7
130.5
121.0
116.1
116.8
132.1
104.3
125.6
132.2
126.7
110.6
124.0
115.4
121.6
117.8
10.2
10.6
125.1
117.6
130.6
128.4
129.9
120.7
132.9
128.1
133.3
145.3
162.3
155.1
121.1
116.8
124.2
131.3
151.2
147.6
11.8
11.3
49.7
34.3
48.5
76.4
44.8
22.7
25.8
64.2
90.2
9,108
77.3
112.7
103.9
89.0
8.0
8.6
7.1
6.5
6.5
6.3
8.1
9.6
61.8
45.3
47.8
45.4
42.1
51.7
8.6
7.7
6.9
5.6
6.0
6.8
39.6
37.7
52.8
52.3
52.3
61.3
12.4
31.9
20.9
23.2
24.9
27.5
.6600
.6600
.6600
.6800
.6800
.6800
1,249
1,229
1,274
1,188
1,126
1,070
954
905
959
930
885
792
532
501
533
524
504
437
159
158
162
139
121
102
4,912
4,955
5,032
102
113
124
128
122
118
40.3
40.7
43.0
54.5
29.9
78.3
4.4
4.4
3.7
7.2
4.8
5.2
51.3
97.6
98.9
70.1
55.0
46.1
24.6
42.5
24.5
34.1
24.2
24.6
.6800
.6800
.6933
.7546
.7600
.7600
1,110
1,172
1,184
1,232
1,021
1,203
806
819
858
913
797
868
464
464
481
494
435
492
88
111
119
135
124
122
5,084
5,037
4,966
4,966
5,082
5,076
'&7
82.7
'1.5
102.5
117.4
121.1
109.6
11.5
445
404
448
431
441
420
124
127
146
139
139
148
55.8
55.7
75.6
50.2
67.8
55.9
5.8
8.9
7.5
30.1
27.1
32.6
26.5
30.6
21.4
.7600
.7600
.7600
.7600
.7600
.7600
1,104
1,073
1,290
1,207
1,196
1,260
887
861
956
952
928
959
512
486
555
551
540
566
141
131
154
148
139
147
5,221
5,323
5,408
5,495
5,600
5,632
123.3
117.6
127.6
127.3
131.0
127.2
128.3
126.8
141.6
140.1
131.7
133.1
114.7
111.4
132.9
131.0
123.6
125.5
13.6
15.4
10.7
13.9
11.6
59.4
23.2
32.9
48.6
29.3
23.5
426
416
393
396
364
364
149
139
140
150
129
123
63.9
67.0
60.5
55.2
41.5
49.3
12.5
11.0
14.0
15.6
14.9
13.7
29.3
16.8
.7600
.7600
.7600
.7600
.7600
.7600
1,044
1,133
1,083
1,059
860
928
857
870
870
838
673
679
492
517
512
484
373
389
119
132
134
128
110
98
5,964
6,086
24.1
23.1
24.6
16.0
15.2
17.2
21.6
16.0
16.8
6,187
6,276
6,524
6,607
123.7
136.2
134.7
140.8
134.9
114.0
120.8
110.3
121.8
128.9
114.7
130.2
111.5
103.4
114.4
120.5
108.5
123.9
351
311
336
319
321
300
144
156
170
170
167
188
38.5
65.9
61.7
61.0
51.0
66.5
17.5
19.1
21.4
14.1
19.5
15.5
22.1
18.8
46.0
26.6
19.9
48.5
18.0
17.8
18.3
15.4
16.4
19.9
.7600
.7600
.7600
.7600
.7600
.7600
849
934
1,095
995
971
1,113
738
734
831
782
762
834
430
430
482
452
441
498
106
105
120
119
116
143
6,670
6,742
6,658
6,683
6,684
6,577
112.6
107.4
119.9
112.0
108.3
104.7
117.2
105.4
110.4
97.0
90.0
99.3
93.9
297
287
271
275
266
275
182
186
181
180
164
157
42.2
78.2
52.8
52.7
60.1
47.8
16.7
17.9
16.9
18.9
18.2
17.5
24.2
42.6
23.6
59.5
42.1
27.3
13.3
14.3
22.0
20.4
12.1
12.6
.7600
.7600
.7600
.7600
.7600
.7600
879
1,100
1,014
1,059
943
1,108
744
777
781
727
719
679
444
462
465
417
419
390
102
104
108
101
98
85
6,626
6,508
6,434
84.6
81.1
75.3
86.5
89.4
81.0
99.5
91.5
94.7
95.0
8.4
9.2
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
428.2
354.7
363.7
422.3
430.9
5,741
5,627
4,052
19.2
17.2
33.6
10.2
11.1
12.2
261.6
301.5
389.5
1,380.9
1,510.3
1,558.5
1,448.8
1,282.2
5,026
9.0
9.7
238.6
247.6
1,577
1,859
2,026
1,760
1,376
17.6
23.5
19.0
26.0
20.2
23.2
16.7
16.4
ary,
recov-
ered as
refined
and
and
plate
119.1
72.7
Castings"
Sheet
521.8
201.0
period—
Mill products
450.5
685.2
468.6
350.2
4,122
end of
Ingot and mill products
(net
shipments) 4
Total
COPPER—Production (Thousands of metric tons) «
Inventories,
Shipments
5,013
5,125
5,071
5,021
4,950
6,431
6,391
6,200
114.2
102.8
94.7
(10)
10
( )
(
97.3
96.2
97.9
90.5
85.8
85.7
74.1
75.6
80.1
98.1
85.4
9.0
9.1
14.0
11.2
7.5
R
7.5
301.2
42.7
50.2
49.0
55.2
55.6
45.8
64.0
56.2
55.8
53.0
55.1
52.7
26.6
33.6
33.4
60.8
45.0
36.9
8.7
9.2
8.1
7.6
38.9
52.8
45.5
63.1
55.7
61.5
9.2
6.9
7.4
8.3
6.2
6.2
54.4
58.4
50.2
58.8
32.5
60.1
11.0
8.5
6.9
7.4
8.8
8.0
13.8
17.4
19.0
14.9
16.1
17.5
47.5
51.8
51.4
49.2
52.0
39.2
34.9
28.6
60.7
53.4
109
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
METALS AND MANUFACTURES—NONFERROUS METALS AND PRODUCTS—ton.
COPPER AND COPPER PRODUCTS
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
Imports (general)—
Refined, unrefined, scrap
(Thousands of metric
tons) '
Total
(copper
content)
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
7
417.8
436.6
491 .3
530.5
475.2
Refined
7
Exports— Refined and
scrap (Thousands
of
metric tons) l
Total
Refined
tton, refined
(by mills,
etc.),
(Thousands
of short
tons) 2
Stocks,
refined,
end of
period
(Thousands of
short
tons) 3
Price,
electrolytic
(wirebars),
domestic
delivered
(Dollars per
pound)3
COPPER-BASE MILL AND FOUNDRY
PRODUCTS—Shipments
(Millions of
pounds)4
Brass mill
(copper
mill)
products
Copper
wire mill
products
(copper
content)
Brass and
bronze
foundry
products
LEAD (Thousands of metric tons)
Production s
Mine,
recoverable lead
Recovered
from scrap
(lead
content)
Imports
(general),
ore and
metal (lead
content) 8
Consumption, total 5
107.4
124.9
124.6
527.2
349.9
327.0
390.6
7
382.9
388.9
305.3
282.6
286.9
7
294.8
1,486
1,609
1,753
1,864
2,035
183
221
160
156
174
0.3032
.3100
.3100
.3236
.3542
2,065
2,356
2,465
2,786
2,977
1,553
1,636
1,713
1,991
2,177
734
806
852
891
889
237.6
215.0
229.9
259.5
273.2
410.8
403.0
447.7
491.3
522.4
367.1
363.5
341.1
303.2
312.4
931.9
1,006.6
1,055.4
1,090.5
1,126.3
60.7
89.6
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
541.3
584.3
650.2
376.6
357.6
147.6
297.8
363.1
118.9
119.8
303.6
219.4
327.3
259.6
10
316.5
247.8
144.6
218.4
181.7
10
201. 4
2,379
1,982
1,878
2,142
2,042
240
158
172
171
348
.3657
.3863
.4225
.4793
."5830
3,326
2,596
2,757
3,111
2,513
2,494
2,356
2,213
2,524
2,329
910
800
791
853
751
297.0
287.5
325.9
461.8
518.7
519.6
502.4
499.8
547.8
542.0
391.3
443.1
385.2
353.4
324.0
1,201.0
1,143.5
1,205.5
1,260.4
1,234.3
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
331.8
384.3
386.1
551.3
299.4
147.1
172.2
181.3
284.5
133.2
256.7
242.9
310.3
281.1
302.2
170.3
165.7
171.8
114.8
156.4
2,016
2,231
2,444
2,201
1,541
277
271
157
374
538
12
.5201
.5124
.5948
.7727
.6416
2,692
3,016
3,319
2,813
2,025
2,354
2,642
3,032
2,647
2,056
705
767
774
667
512
524.9
561.5
547.0
602.3
563.8
541.4
559.4
593.6
633.9
597.4
237.4
312.6
261.4
193.8
171.1
1,298.6
1,347.4
1,398.2
1,451.0
1,176.7
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
496.6
479.2
551.1
341.3
551.8
348.4
357.4
420.4
217.9
459.8
226.8
199.9
291.8
308.8
325.7
102.6
47.8
99.2
88.7
17.2
1,995
2,202
2,417
2,470
2,083
651
649
491
288
365
.6956
.6677
.6651
.9333
1.0242
2,517
2,610
2,712
2,976
2,467
2,384
2,617
2,911
3,048
2,783
548
579
580
617
489
552.9
537.5
528.8
525.6
550.4
659.2
757.6
683.2
801.4
675.6
203.8
185.3
76.1
59.6
52.1
1,351.8
1,435.4
1,299.7
1,358.3
1,070.3
1981
1982
502.5
518.7
359.3
259.8
340.6
381.1
28.1
35.0
2,045
1,790
511
668
.8512
.7431
2,622
2,014
2,847
2,393
471
405
445.5
515.9
641.1
528.8
68.7
50.1
1,167.1
1,066.2
11.2
15.7
14.9
14.7
23.1
29.8
26.3
33.1
25.5
33.0
22.9
11.6
10.0
664
372
784
155
633
277
7657
.8970
.9672
.9832
.9123
.8824
825
June
19.2
17.2
30.5
20.5
28.0
29.9
809
764
162
48.4
44.7
43.1
37.3
42.0
42.6
54.6
60.5
65.1
64.1
62.0
65.2
4.0
5.4
5.3
8.3
5.2
2.5
121.8
116.9
133.0
117.1
121.8
112.0
July
August
September
October
November
December
25.2
38.1
26.7
30.6
41.2
34.2
17.2
28.0
20.3
17.5
23.2
25.0
30.3
22.9
17.8
22.5
19.9
24.6
4.8
2.9
2.9
2.7
7.3
1.5
.8677
.9134
.9585
.9911
691
702
148
41.5
49.4
35.2
50.5
46.8
44.1
51.3
58.1
58.2
65.0
60.7
54.3
7.6
3.9
5.3
3.3
2.7
6.1
110.6
114.3
118.5
108.2
30.8
37.8
53.2
32.3
37.5
27.5
19.8
24.2
23.6
25.5
34.0
30.4
1.0
1.4
1.9
1.5
1.5
2.0
51.4
50.3
49.8
48.9
49.9
46.1
59.2
55.4
59.6
59.1
51.2
57.1
4.4
6.5
2.2
3.2
4.4
7.8
100.9
June
39.0
50.4
69.1
38.6
50.6
31.7
July
August
September
October
November
December
26.8
38.5
42.8
64.2
55.7
44.2
24.7
34.8
39.1
59.2
46.0
36.8
39.2
39.2
20.8
25.3
25.2
22.9
1.9
.9
.4
.5
1.0
3.4
43.4
41.5
39.4
48.6
39.7
41.3
45.9
52.2
56.0
50.2
58.1
54.9
2.0
4.2
6.5
4.6
3.7
2.6
64.8
79.0
99.3
June
41.7
39.0
29.0
40.2
28.6
51.1
24.7
29.4
21.8
28.1
21.7
34.5
36.2
32.1
38.7
20.2
33.7
40.0
2.9
2.5
5.8
1.2
.9
3.5
42.6
40.9
43.4
26.7
27.8
17.4
46.5
43.9
43.8
42.5
44.1
46.7
Julv
August
September
October
November
December
41.6
48.1
45.7
52.7
42.4
42.3
32.2
37.8
37.8
36.7
30.2
24.3
18.5
22.8
21.8
35.8
19.4
21.3
1.3
1.7
3.0
1.5
2.1
1.8
31.8
38.2
48.0
47.5
39.8
41.3
46.4
49.1
52.5
50.9
52.2
48.7
June
45.2
40.6
30.8
30.6
47.5
50.6
20.6
15.7
18.8
22.3
20.4
29.2
35.2
21.9
29.4
30.5
39.1
20.4
.4
.6
.9
1.0
1.6
1.6
40.5
43.5
48.7
44.3
42.1
42.6
45.5
48.2
48.0
47.6
46.1
44.8
5.6
3.4
4.9
3.8
1.9
5.4
93.9
84.4
90.9
88.3
82.1
84.5
July
August
September
October
November
December
47.5
42.9
57.3
56.2
42.3
39.7
27.2
25.8
29.9
27.6
26.2
21.9
33.5
34.0
36.6
40.2
34.3
22.8
2.9
5.4
9.9
8.6
.8
1.1
37.0
42.9
41.7
45.0
42.1
45.4
34.4
44.2
41.9
44.6
41.9
41.5
1.6
8.5
2.3
8.2
1.9
2.4
73.0
90.7
87.9
95.3
83.2
83.1
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March
April
Mav
7.0
9.8
9.4
8.9
8.7
545
264
628
288
1.0645
651
798
152
678
345
725
787
146
530
480
1 1939
1 3381
1.0604
.9485
.9348
.9271
594
680
126
9971
375
392
500
365
526
547
331
380
1 0356
1.0071
.9886
9947
.9698
.8913
8857
.8607
.8738
.8803
8580
.8523
537
694
102
611
622
115
710
748
121
716
738
125
8441
479
409
.8739
.8472
.8231
493
511
.8029
508
558
485
587
.7863
7878
.7586
.7627
7487
.7149
652
702
116
544
659
109
544
654
114
548
634
107
497
575
90
425
530
94
8122
7105
407
592
390
668
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
8
9
.7100
.7106
.7241
7297
.7423
3.5
6.0
11.1
3.3
11.5
2.4
10.0
3.9
4.3
7.8
3.0
2.1
88.1
96.1
85.4
91.3
83.6
84.2
73.2
112.6
94.4
101.7
101.2
93.4
99.1
93.3
90.5
92.6
79.4
95.4
103.1
117.0
94.4
107.6
110
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
METALS AND MANUFACTURES—NONFERROUS METALS AND PRODUCTS—Con.
TIN (Metric tons, except as noted)
LEAD (Thousands of metric tons, except as noted)
Produc-
Refiners'
(primary),
refined
ers', ore,
base
bullion,
and in
process
(lead
content)
and
antimonial
(lead
content)
91.3
82.6
186.5
129.3
89.9
84.8
100.0
89.3
96.9
51.4
34.6
22.9
108.8
102.9
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
129.0
145.3
133.2
150.3
162.7
20.5
21.2
13.9
23.3
88.8
81.9
96.0
71.6
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
140.3
152.4
142.9
169.7
173.5
YEAR AND MONTH
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
8
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
8
May
June
,
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April .
Mav
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
Mav
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
..
Consumers' and
secondary
smelters,
total
Recovery frorn scrap (tin
conte
Imports for
consumption a
Stocks, end of period »
Scrap
(lead-base,
purchased),
all smelters
(gross
weight)
grade,
delivered
(Dollars per
pound) 2
Ore (tin
content)
Metal
Total (in all
forms)
As metal
40,533
41,724
43,844
32,091
41,469
22,038
21,378
22,690
23,885
25,478
3,048
3,025
3,318
0
4,742
42,292
50,725
58,279
55,857
51,365
25,756
23,031
22,856
23,141
20,322
3,290
3,227
3,026
.1380
.1503
.1628
.2253
.2153
3,109
4,284
4,552
5,971
6,415
47,693
53,293
46,581
40,238
44,365
78.6
74.1
59.6
.2310
.3070
.3365
.5264
.4246
5,733
6,724
3,873
4,529
58.8
33.5
Consumption *
Total
Stocks, pig
(industrial),
Straits
quality,
delivered
(Dollars per
pound)5
end of
period4
51,095
55,478
56,095
59,483
59,444
813
443
1,651
4,106
2,874
27,462
22,002
29,835
24,734
28,100
1.1327
1.1461
1.1664
1.5772
1.7817
61,151
58,776
59,804
58,657
53,807
2,893
3,071
2,615
86,834
81,932
83,276
82,087
75,022
23,051
18,962
18,855
14,046
11,500
1.6402
1.5340
1.4811
1.6444
1.7414
20,419
20,504
20,806
19,200
15,869
2,361
2,234
2,044
2,021
1,917
71,073
70,312
75,838
65,781
55,800
52,814
54,360
59,075
52,439
43,620
2,298
9,961
1,152
11,757
10,139
10,610
9,536
1.6734
1.7747
2.2748
3.9575
3.3982
16,446
18,503
21,100
21,493
18,638
1,467
1,668
1,565
1,767
1,703
62,928
60,732
61,531
62,465
56,362
51,767
47,596
48,403
49,496
44,342
2,337
5,462
4,693
842
45,055
48,338
46,773
48,354
45,983
.3653
.2554
232
1,931
45,874
27,939
15,438
12,368
1,587
1,641
54,373
53,450
40,229
38,700
6,081
9,357
5,988
.4076
.4363
.4575
.4800
.4880
115
1,477
176
154
700
736
4,581
4,115
4,957
5,033
4,298
4,882
1,545
1,355
1,425
1,405
1,660
1,525
150
135
170
140
170
150
5,400
5,500
6,400
5,400
5,400
5,300
4,000
3,900
4,700
4,000
4,300
4,200
286
332
344
311
220
515
4,594
4,254
102.9
75.0
74.7
69.7
66.8
67.7
59.6
112.0
118.4
117.8
125.7
126.2
118.8
63.1
64.9
60.6
55.2
51.3
52.4
.5807
46
195
76
2
231
621
2,905
3,842
2,872
160
165
140
180
165
155
4,900
4,900
5,000
5,500
5,000
4,600
3,800
3,900
4,000
4,400
4,100
3,900
305
270
164
260
153
258
6,270
6,096
5,058
3,361
3,337
4,171
1,240
1,525
1,235
1,540
1,365
1,415
4,901
4,244
4,238
7.5952
7.3952
7.6195
7.8140
7.9963
8.2795
.4988
.4956
.4922
.4402
.3600
34
412
164
59
0
0
4,617
4,145
4,585
3,877
4,364
4,202
1,325
1,395
1,445
1,305
1,175
1,055
170
145
185
150
155
160
5,500
5,300
5,750
5,300
4,600
4,500
4,300
4,750
4,350
3,700
3,250
392
152
353
322
479
566
7,720
6,882
7,527
5,443
7,263
6,592
8.3736
8.6873
8.9860
8.7666
8.6850
8.5346
0
0
0
147
26
0
3,131
2,736
3,095
3,688
3,738
3,805
1,015
1,230
1,220
1,370
1,175
1,265
125
175
155
155
120
150
3,700
3,900
3,000
3,050
3,350
3,400
3,250
3,000
426
498
227
180
151
547
6,544
6,051
5,180
5,208
5,086
5,504
8.4316
8.3922
8.6898
8.4000
7.9779
7.5956
0
0
0
0
0
0
4,790
3,327
3,985
3,856
145
120
130
135
160
135
4,300
4,400
4,359
1,195
1,330
1,220
1,185
1,285
1,345
4,100
4,600
4,400
4,350
3,500
3,600
3,300
3,700
3,500
3,200
415
233
919
287
343
411
5,968
5,745
5,229
5,725
5,978
6,227
7.4876
7.1349
7.0026
6.8358
6.5806
6.5839
3,440
2,819
3,038
3,261
3,951
4,216
1,215
1,310
1,225
1,280
1,150
1,270
185
140
125
155
115
160
3,900
4,200
3,950
3,900
3,400
2,950
2,900
3,000
3,000
2,950
2,500
2,200
1,019
287
471
253
171
1,180
6,465
5,663
5,710
5,325
5,563
5,988
6.8981
7.5339
7.8022
7.9560
8.2147
7.9352
2,500
2,500
2,800
3,600
3,600
3,700
4,748
3,872
3,490
3,829
5,222
4,953
4,653
7.7590
7.4519
6.6917
6.5600
6.6284
6.0826
3,600
3,400
3,400
3,300
3,200
375
305
175
249
241
256
3,888
6.1255
6.2549
6.3904
6.2475
6.1347
6.1434
0.1087
.0963
114.7
121.1
47.9
52.6
52.4
66.8
66.4
.1512
.1400
.1321
.1490
.1562
47.3
58.5
23.7
33.8
73.8
113.9
107.5
112.6
151.1
120.9
66.8
60.1
76.5
94.4
86.5
163.9
167.5
154.6
105.2
135.3
39.6
14.0
17.6
46.1
54.8
117.6
121.4
100.5
153.2
126.2
92.3
83.3
75.0
79.5
74.1
123.2
149.4
155.6
147.8
136.5
133.6
113.1
14.0
11.7
13.2
13.1
12.6
12.4
90.2
88.6
91.0
95.0
99.0
99.1
77.4
102.1
.1114
.1360
.1600
.5651
9,060
5,450
(6)
(6)
4,395
4,442
3,307
3,110
3,388
3,456
111.9
115.4
114.7
114.1
109.0
105.2
11.8
11.3
11.2
24.7
46.1
108.1
114.6
119.6
123.6
137.3
142.9
60.9
66.6
64.4
75.6
81.7
77.0
118.3
114.4
110.7
107.8
100.4
96.2
55.1
44.4
36.7
34.1
35.7
39.2
140.9
138.3
138.9
142.4
136.9
135.3
61.0
49.1
31.5
26.1
41.6
54.8
87.3
84.5
86.8
90.7
94,4
95.8
38.5
35.5
38.2
38.9
39.8
41.2
.3560
.4096
.4226
.4500
126.5
132.0
122.7
110.5
108.3
111.1
77.9
81.3
77.4
72.8
57.1
47.3
91.8
87.8
87.1
86.5
89.1
93.2
43.5
37.1
37.1
38.2
38.4
39.1
.3379
.3042
.3506
.3752
117.2
116.0
106.9
100.5
96.3
97.4
88.0
83.3
43.7
41.1
45.9
59.8
71.9
79,5
.4098
.4389
.4032
.3705
.3388
98,1
46.1
50.9
52.8
54.0
45.8
41.7
.3107
0
0
0
0
232
0
78.9
79.3
81.2
85.7
85.6
82.1
68.3
70.0
73.4
65.5
61.7
69.0
92.0
88.4
85.2
87.2
81.7
88.3
41.7
36.8
35.1
34.5
32.7
36.1
.2967
.2870
.2764
.2606
.2609
.2476
295
72
162
149
0
156
2,312
1,089
2,742
3,145
2,966
2,055
1,025
1,150
1,135
1,005
1,065
1,025
85
95
120
150
140
140
3,400
3,300
3,750
79.2
79.0
75.1
76.6
75.9
75.0
66.6
61.7
66.6
69.0
73.6
73.5
84.2
83.5
84.2
79.4
77.4
77.4
39.3
34.8
31.6
30.6
37.1
33.5
.2718
.2582
.2532
.2319
.2161
.2047
93
186
194
289
88
277
2,450
2,742
1,000
940
996
1,019
1,008
1,000
155
145
121
164
192
130
4,900
4,700
4,700
4,600
4,500
4,400
105.0
98.9
101.0
.5791
.5800
.6106
.5726
.5595
.3419
.4381
.3897
.3641
.3797
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
Exports,
including
reexports
(metal) 3
79,506
80,354
79,560
84,177
85,314
37.4
41.7
60.1
64.8
49.6
9.2
Primary
4,831
1,697
2,409
2,233
2,100
4,100
4,150
4,300
4,050
3,750
5,100
5,000
5,100
3,100
2,519
4,567
2,950
4,523
3,462
8,550
3,597
3,418
4,293
1,610
441
454
261
662
7,282
8,441
5,040
4,238
5,504
3,152
5,891
6,097
5,938
6,317
2,910
2,940
2,970
3,437
3,152
7
3.7982
5.3460
6.2958
7.5389
8.4600
7.3305
6.5392
6.8423
7.2008
7.4180
7.3590
7.4077
7.5392
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
111
METALS AND MANUFACTURES—NONFERROUS METALS AND PRODUCTS—Con.
ZINC (Thousands of metric tons, except as noted)
Imports (general) 2
Consumption (recoverable
zinc
content) 3
YEAR AND MONTH
recoverable
zinc l
Ores (zinc
content)
Metal (slab,
blocks)
Ores
Slab zinc *
Production
Scrap
Consumption,
fabricators
111.5
162.4
181.3
185.4
201.8
240.5
818.3
851.2
864.4
930.5
978.0
844.8
936.0
1,002.5
1,095.2
1,228.4
114.9
103.7
112.6
115.0
113.2
244.6
218.5
245.5
274.1
235.8
1,005.5
918.4
998.6
1,008.3
866.4
1,291.6
1,134.6
1,225.3
1,256.8
1,076.8
289.9
474.1
537.1
489.4
345.1
108.2
107.3
117.7
115.3
75.0
251.7
278.9
270.6
234.2
203.0
768.7
641.3
604.8
574.9
449.9
1,137.7
1,286.7
1,364.4
1,173.9
839.4
111.4
188.0
225.0
129.9
648.2
523.2
617.8
527.1
410.6
91.8
86.5
89.8
79.7
67.6
273.5
216.1
215.3
314.0
236.1
514.7
454.3
403.5
525.7
369.9
312.4
303.1
117.7
49.3
611.9
456.1
60.6
53.1
288.7
207.9
23.3
21.7
23.8
21.1
23.0
21.9
30.8
14.9
28.0
18.1
10.2
20.9
43.7
42.1
47.0
36.1
52.9
58.6
7.5
7.3
7.7
7.1
7.6
7.9
July
August
September
October
November
December
20.9
25.4
18.7
23.8
22.2
21.7
23.1
15.9
10.9
19.0
24.7
41.2
39.4
36.5
59.6
34.8
35.3
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
.
June
28.7
26.8
28.6
27.2
25.9
27.4
115.8
128.8
131.4
107.3
138.8
472.9
484.5
495.7
546.2
477.0
251.7
200.9
277.1
294.6
245.3
455.9
433.9
434.4
453.5
425.8
310.8
231.2
181.1
217.7
131.5
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
439.5
407.9
274.6
267.3
317.1
88.1
1981
1982
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
421.3
458.6
480.2
521.5
554.5
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
519.5
498.4
480.3
501.8
484.5
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
8
377.1
424.0
338.6
324.0
389.5
8
88.3
92.2
95.0
96.1
Stocks, end of period 3
Exports2
Producers' at
smelter
45.4
32.7
30.8
24.0
8
5.4
1.3
15.2
29.9
8.4
3.0
12.1
13.2
17.3
133.3
131.3
43.4
28.3
25.9
58.8
74.3
59.3
59.7
89.2
Consumers'
88.2
72.5
88.5
98.3
136.8
Price, Prime
Western (Dollars
per pound) s
0.1154
.1162
.1200
.1357
.1450
.1450
.1384
.1350
.1460
.1532
117.6
93.0
92.4
92.5
84.1
83.0
6
.1613
.1775
.2066
.3594
.3896
6.3
3.2
37.4
19.2
18.9
20.8
67.8
102.9
100.0
102.2
1,000.6
811.1
.2
.7
.3
.3
.3
88.0
83.8
37.9
59.1
22.6
110.0
73.4
85.8
93.3
69.6
.3701
.3439
.3097
.3730
.3743
393.0
254.3
834.2
697.4
.3
.3
44.7
24.6
81.9
62.0
.4455
.3847
14.1
14.2
15.2
15.2
15.2
22.5
41.5
41.8
48.0
46.4
45.2
39.0
88.4
89.3
96.9
88.4
94.1
90.3
36.2
34.5
34.0
40.4
42.4
41.0
84.2
77.0
93.0
90.2
89.4
92.3
.3457
.3562
.3724
.3899
.3939
.3939
7.1
6.5
7.0
5.4
6.0
5.6
22.4
22.1
22.6
22.6
22.3
22.2
39.9
38.1
36.1
41.7
39.4
30.4
73.6
84.5
72.4
82.4
76.4
71.4
47.0
52.7
52.2
51.0
59.8
55.8
94.0
84.5
82.3
79.3
78.2
78.9
.3940
.3690
.3580
.3621
.3682
.3723
39.2
30.8
42.4
29.5
29.1
21.2
5.4
7.0
6.8
6.2
5.5
5.8
22.3
22.1
22.3
19.3
19.1
18.5
27.7
27.8
31.5
29.1
29.0
25.8
80.4
80.3
82.8
74.1
61.0
55.5
P)
P)
P)
P)
P)
43.1
30.8
29.0
28.5
33.5
38.9
73.6
70.8
72.1
66.5
66.8
60.9
.3744
.3750
.3796
.3801
.3750
.3644
20.8
30.1
32.3
38.3
45.1
52.0
4.5
5.3
4.6
3.8
6.3
6.4
18.0
18.3
18.4
19.4
19.3
19.1
18.8
24.2
26.0
28.1
27.1
30.2
46.8
58.2
66.7
74.6
72.3
70.5
P)
38.2
32.1
27.3
21.3
18.7
18.7
57.5
56.3
57.9
58.6
57.8
58.8
.3550
.3573
.3663
.3726
.3858
.4059
36.4
51.7
48.4
52.5
52.3
71.7
6.4
5.7
4.8
5.7
4.9
5.2
19.1
19.2
18.0
19.9
18.9
19.0
30.3
28.5
31.3
30.9
29.2
28.0
74.5
73.6
77.3
74.3
73.6
77.2
16.7
17.0
19.0
16.0
15.6
16.2
57.1
57.9
57.4
61.8
66.4
66.3
.4119
.4125
.4130
.4256
.4520
.4612
7.8
3.7
9.2
55.4
50.8
43.0
48.2
59.3
32.8
3.2
3.2
4.6
4.6
4.6
5.3
17.3
17.5
18.5
19.5
18.7
18.6
30.0
30.4
26.7
27.0
26.6
23.0
64.4
72.4
70.2
66.2
59.8
52.0
8P)
18.9
20.8
19.5
24.5
31.6
34.6
68.9
70.5
72.4
72.1
72.9
72.1
.4625
.4747
.4872
.4587
.4615
.4259
3.2
6.1
6.3
2.4
4.0
4.9
33.0
36.2
26.4
35.3
39.8
4.6
4.2
4.7
6.8
6.2
3.9
17.1
16.8
18.2
18.0
17.7
17.3
24.2
21.6
21.4
19.3
21.5
21.5
55.1
55.3
60.0
57.8
58.8
65.8
".i
P)
June
24.2
24.7
25.3
23.4
25.6
27.0
36.7
41.2
41.8
39.9
35.3
27.9
70.1
67.0
65.7
60.0
60.8
57.7
.4217
.4272
.3923
.3550
.3467
.3460
July
August
September
October
November
December
21.3
27.4
25.7
27.8
25.9
23.3
.7
2.8
3.9
9.1
2.3
3.6
27.8
26.2
34.9
49.1
61.5
41.0
3.1
2.6
3.6
4.0
4.7
4.7
17.3
17.5
17.9
17.6
17.1
16.8
18.7
20.4
24.1
24.8
18.7
18.1
56.3
60.7
61.4
60.8
53.7
50.8
20.5
14.9
15.9
19.9
21.5
24.6
62.0
57.7
56.1
56.0
62.2
62.0
.3566
.3779
.3964
.4083
.4039
.3846
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
.
8.5
8.1
10.2
17.6
10.2
9.4
9.4
24.9
25.5
24.4
28.6
24.3
24.8
16.3
15.6
19.4
June
25.5
25.7
28.5
26.3
25.6
23.9
July
August
September
October
November
December
24.2
25.2
28.9
28.7
26.0
23.9
1981:
January.....
February
March
April
Mav
1982:
January
February
March
April
Mav
8.6
2.1
8.5
13.6
6.0
10.8
3.9
10.2
13.3
8.5
13.6
11.4
2.0
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
(7)
!'(
7
P
(7
P)
8(I)
.i
P)'
P)
P)
P)
P)
(7)
P
P
0
,
i'i'1
(7)
,
P)
0
P
PP)
113.4
103.7
177.6
97.3
112
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
METALS AND MANUFACTURES—MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT
HEATIN G, COMBUSTION,
AND ATMOSPH ERE
EQUIPM
orders
(domestiic), net (Mil ions of
dollars) »
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
114.9
152.8
12.5
14.8
13.5
13.7
21.6
31.0
34.1
40.8
57.5
75.2
4,623
6,005
6,562
6,891
8,202
4,561
5,652
6,973
7,129
9,994
179.3
140.7
121.2
113.1
23.9
12.3
12.1
16.4
95.9
71.6
64.6
58.3
9
50.9
10,390
11,133
10,753
14,579
13,816
128.4
190.3
202.7
135.6
118.2
160.4
156.5
167.5
232.3
336.1
419.4
375.5
382.0
249.2
76.8
84.2
98.5
88.5
(9)
10
7.5
10
128.6
153.5
146.4
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
184.3
240.8
286.8
372.6
348.3
1981
1982
470.0
296.9
106.9
65.4
225.4
128.2
80.2
27.2
26.0
106.4
24.4
53.6
93.0
21.5
46.5
93.0
32.5
34.4
109.7
23.3
56.7
84.9
18.9
37.3
66.1
19.4
20.1
87.7
21.1
42.4
91.8
19.3
36.7
99.8
36.0
63.8
126.8
23.2
70.9
115.3
28.4
54.0
113.7
20.2
61.0
73.3
17.5
26.9
53.8
18.1
14.4
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January .
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Trucks, electric
processing
heating
equipment
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS AND
TRACTORS, SHIPMENTS
(Number) 3
Electric
processing
heating
equipment
Total
1961
Fuel-
MATERIAL
HANDLING
EQUIPMENT
(INDUSTRIAL), NEW
ORDERS
INDEX,
SEASONALLY
ADJUSTED
(1967 =
63.7
79.3
60.6
12.8
19.9
23.8
43.6
35.8
68.0
71.4
105.5
82.8
9.6
30.3
41.3
75.8
90.4
52.4
77.3
92.5
25.9
100)
Hand
(motorized)
Ridertype
11
Industrial suppliers
distribution
Sales
index,
seas.8
adj.
Inflation
index,
not
seas.
adj.«
Shipments
Order
backlog,
end of
period
Total
60
65
65
82
93
*
591.80
572.10
759.75
1,039.15
1,251.70
401.15
468.85
606.85
861.25
1,122.65
*
541.25
612.85
638.45
844.65
1,022.55
366.55
450.05
526.05
679.15
885.85
394.4
353.6
474.9
669.4
898.6
60
64
63
74
75
86
90
95
117
106
1,629.90
1,134.95
1,079.35
1,195.30
651.30
1,483.10
1,024.65
959.90
1,032.65
506.75
1,221.75
1,353.20
1,358.30
1,192.45
992.90
1,097.50
1,211.05
1,238.30
1,077.45
827.35
1,306.7
1,088.5
809.6
812.4
470.7
74
97
121
157
147
103
118
119
142
120
608.75
1,008.95
1,825.45
2,017.05
915.90
524.10
877.25
1,550.40
1,715.65
780.50
672.30
714.45
1,073.75
1,445.85
1,878.65
554.20
627.15
935.05
1,241.35
1,548.10
407.5
702.0
1,453.7
2,025.2
1,062.4
29
33
34
42
49
12,404
12,174
12,243
14,903
14,811
47,043
41,996
42,601
50,446
41,194
12,644
15,482
21,387
22,661
15,063
14,621
16,902
21,917
26,048
19,381
36,645
40,698
52,014
55,124
36,388
15,786
18,000
20,994
24,183
20,495
16,152
21,409
25,119
28,654
24,110
33,930
43,289
51,986
55,782
39,448
19,784
18,734
13,988 "14,859
New orders (net)
Domestic
19,669
26,783
29,207
36,171
41,746
100.8
115.9
132.1
114.7
MACHINE TOOLS (METAL CUTTING
TYPE TOOLS) (Millions of
dollars) 8
Total
Pneumatic
Domestic
114.0
129.6
134.5
107.2
117.4
131.2
153
189
225
272
272
136
165
200
235
234
1,662.15
2,202.05
3,373.45
4,495.10
3,884.75
1,476.60
1,980.70
2,043.15
3,865.80
3,495.50
1,482.10
1,650.80
2,188.50
2,930.05
3,680.80
1,269.85
1,469.85
1,960.10
2,605.50
3,206.00
1,242.4
1,793.6
2,980.6
4,545.7
4,749.7
31,885
18,553
123.4
94.6
142.3
120.9
144.3
153.1
279
208
249
202
2,228.10
1,064.45
1,945.80
889.60
4,104.50
2,894.75
3,552.45
2,598.60
2,873.3
1,043.0
11
396.4
357.4
444.0
375.9
400.8
480.8
1,847
1,774
2,155
1,939
1,955
2,710
2,472
2,326
2,605
2,475
2,406
3,102
4,729
4,837
5,142
4,267
4,954
5,948
129.7
130.7
131.7
132.6
132.7
132.4
123.9
123.5
126.0
128.7
130.4
133.1
112.7
113.4
114.2
115.0
115.7
116.4
250
254
251
250
267
265
218
219
231
228
236
224
420.75
360.95
376.55
357.70
389.90
335.95
377.25
310.35
343.95
329.95
340.35
293.00
177.30
208.05
248.10
227.15
247.55
261.05
158.60
184.70
221.15
195.60
218.10
234.40
3,224.1
3,377.0
3,505.4
3,636.0
3,778.3
3,853.2
425.9
471.7
389.9
451.8
408.3
433.5
1,383
1,808
2,248
2,209
2,082
2,073
1,577
2,232
2,435
2,667
2,124
2,233
3,261
4,550
5,108
5,307
4,312
3,367
134.1
134.0
131.7
132.3
131.6
131.3
131.0
137.3
131.1
131.2
135.7
123.7
117.3
118.8
119.7
120.8
121.7
122.8
292
291
270
304
282
288
261
264
227
246
231
232
297.90
347.50
475.10
476.35
352.40
304.05
275.35
296.45
397.60
354.65
283.55
263.35
194.80
221.45
273.60
289.40
267.15
314.45
169.90
197.90
243.55
266.80
241.95
272.85
3,956.3
4,082.4
4,283.9
4,470.8
4,556.1
4,545.7
353.7
437.6
408.8
363.4
383.5
336.3
1,840
1,809
2,097
1,860
1,910
1,502
2,149
2,254
2,568
2,330
2,178
2,251
3,940
4,423
5,016
4,130
3,353
3,875
127.8
125.8
123.2
121.1
113.4
108.0
132.0
139.3
136.3
140.7
138.7
132.2
124.3
125.4
126.9
129.5
130.6
132.0
306
313
285
298
274
259
233
232
231
237
232
218
385.10
401.90
420.80
354.30
373.60
414.20
321.55
362.00
374.35
325.10
350.05
379,15
247.85
266.75
366.80
258.85
283.65
382.85
230.60
242.85
321.20
224.05
240.70
337.75
4,682.9
4,818.1
4,872.1
4,967.6
5,057.6
5,089.0
355.4
331.5
453.4
371.1
340.6
384.8
1,511
1,396
1,913
1,624
1,512
1,521
1,577
1,647
1,947
1,839
1,658
1,712
2,073
1,972
2,590
2,878
2,636
2,562
107.9
105.7
105.7
108.7
114.4
116.8
132.2
134.1
131.4
135.7
132.7
128.1
132.9
133.2
133.9
134.6
135.3
136.3
284
244
246
253
240
255
236
218
225
251
233
259
267.60
165.05
295.65
286.55
275.00
245.00
250.65
148.95
259.45
263.05
253.95
207.25
248.05
244.65
337.75
352.15
318.65
372.80
211.50
223.50
292.80
295.10
271.45
314.50
5,108.6
5,029.0
4,986.9
4,921.3
4,877.6
4,749.7
383.7
362.0
441.0
365.5
431.9
369.6
1,129
1,443
1,893
1,505
1,559
1,735
1,490
1,527
1,693
1,727
1,551
1,722
2,687
2,667
2,920
2,817
2,563
2,962
115.5
119.7
124.7
126.2
124.4
127.2
138.9
135.5
138.9
145.6
140.2
140.9
137.8
139.4
140.8
142.6
143.6
144.2
245
262
260
278
267
294
248
245
253
255
244
245
206.55
212.80
287.25
228.55
179.00
253.65
186.30
179.90
249.05
191.55
162.35
206.05
308.70
335.30
373.85
358.50
331.95
412.95
270.70
279.75
311.80
291.40
274.10
352.45
4,647.6
4,525.0
4,438.4
4,308.5
4,155.6
3,996.2
446.2
292.5
413.9
324.2
388.7
377.8
1,383
1,596
1,765
1,571
1,586
1,569
1,258
1,492
1,812
1,722
1,814
1,976
2,366
2,482
2,721
2,622
2,622
2,551
131.1
130.2
125.0
121.5
118.1
117.3
149.4
150.6
147.2
147.9
140.0
132.5
145.8
146.2
146.7
147.4
148.3
149.2
310
287
301
296
276
271
266
267
243
242
252
251
136.85
167.45
150.95
157.10
135.40
112.55
121.95
145.70
140.45
145.80
115.65
101.05
295.35
259.60
365.35
334.60
329.75
398.60
255.95
228.35
336.05
305.70
287.35
358.85
3,837.8
3,745.6
3,531.2
3,353.7
3,159.4
2,873.3
323.0
428.0
262.3
273.0
221.4
241.2
1,250
1,398
1,665
1,216
1,228
1,558
1,447
1,452
1,828
1,386
1,402
1,567
2,277
2,053
2,430
1,658
1,587
2,216
114.2
110.2
104.8
97.3
91.1
90.9
135.2
130.9
133.3
134.4
123.5
121.3
150.2
151.6
152.6
152.9
153.7
153.8
263
255
246
233
218
232
252
245
225
215
194
194
155.95
123.15
105.75
115.10
68.00
91.65
124.90
113.30
90.20
107.55
53.75
55.15
307.15
293.15
332.75
239.45
246.60
324.60
284.50
273.75
303.05
214.60
224.15
296.55
2,722.1
2,552.1
2,325.1
2,200.8
2,022.2
1,789.2
235.1
209.5
266.0
188.4
206.0
150.7
787
1,207
1,160
1,220
1,299
931
1,042
1,312
1,113
1,379
824
1,265
1,484
1,312
1,447
88.3
90.8
92.1
87.8
84.1
83.6
120.0
119.1
115.9
109.8
106.8
100.7
154.0
153.8
154.0
153.7
153.5
153.7
191
198
178
170
166
143
195
186
191
172
184
174
70.40
60.45
52.60
72.85
62.75
85.80
57.55
49.25
47.20
59.10
47.45
84.20
203.55
212.50
224.40
150.60
155.70
204.30
173.75
184.30
192.65
132.30
134.80
184.20
1,656.0
1,504.0
1,332.2
1,254.4
1,161.5
1,043.0
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
New
orders
index,
seasonally
adjusted4
FLUID POWER
PRODUCTS,
SHIPMENTS,
seasonally
adjusted (Index,
7
1972 = 100)
Hydraulic
2
99.5
Trucks
and
tractors
(internal
combustion
engines)
INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES,
MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT
(1977 = 100)
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 177.
113
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METALS AND MANUFACTURES—MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT--Con.
TRACTORS USED IN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY, SHIPMENTS a
MACHINE TOOLS— METAL FORMING TYPE TOOLS (Millions of dollars) »
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
New orders (net)
Total
Shipments
Domestic
Total
Domestic
Order
backlog,
end of
period
Wheel (contractors' offhighway)
Tracklaying
Units
Mil. of
dollars
Unite
Mil. of
dollars
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
*
182.75
244.50
301.85
539.75
441.70
135.60
193.20
262.80
486.80
410.30
*
209.65
208.40
257.30
319.70
403.05
156.10
156.00
215.20
280.60
362.95
108.9
153.4
373.5
412.1
20,068
19,809
22,567
26,896
27,231
237.6
256.7
314.4
392.6
428.3
3,285
3,189
3,596
4,969
5,613
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
445.72
286.65
394.75
533.45
261.25
401.35
248.15
360.55
484.35
226.60
463.45
452.75
368.60
405.10
450.15
436.85
406.90
324.45
369.30
411.60.
394.4
228.3
254.5
382.8
234.8
28,590
20,861
22,509
22,869
19,436
476.0
377.8
453.4
475.6
464.6
6,518
3,148
2,397
5,558
5,099
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
252.40
403.05
787.20
566.00
360.85
223.20
368.20
717.20
405.85
212.65
325.60
304.25
427.25
584.70
573.05
285.60
267.20
388.05
521.80
484.50
161.8
260.5
620.6
521.2
218.6
18,520
21,225
24,872
23,623
20,453
479.6
546.1
690.6
904.8
1,111.5
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
541.05
793.30
973.05
1,126.35
869.55
508.95
730.70
896.85
919.90
664.95
577.55
629.95
824.90
946.50
1,010.95
473.50
560.35
728.50
859.80
878.55
209.2
384.1
517.7
618.8
384.8
19,533
19,968
22,057
19,812
16,503
1,025.7
1,136.3
1,404.3
1,322.1
1,306.1
3,772
5,271
6,013
4,962
4,781
238.3
330.1
440.0
419.1
387.5
1981
1982
716.75
433.30
616.85
371.75
991.10
709.65
824.20
599.75
427.0
150.6
15,789
8,278
1,569.9
895.1
4,309
2,443
97.60
86.95
105.40
103.95
86.35
86.65
92.85
77.85
99.00
84.95
76.85
67.10
67.25
72.30
85.05
77.90
75.05
89.50
58.60
67.60
79.10
70.55
69.25
81.15
548.0
562.7
583.1
609.1
620.5
617.6
5,480
375.4
6,098
64.20
78.55
70.50
88.70
80.50
98.25
57.55
73.70
54.25
83.40
67.95
84.45
72.90
63.90
73.20
90.65
94.15
84.65
66.90
58.55
60.00
83.50
84.95
73.65
608.9
623.5
620.8
618.9
605.2
618.8
81.80
99.10
107.85
57.60
60.45
43.00
70.35
91.65
93.40
50.35
46.20
33.20
82.85
88.70
93.20
84.20
91.00
92.75
75.20
79.45
81.15
73.25
82.95
79.05
617.8
628.2
642.9
616.3
585.7
535.9
36.95
59.40
79.15
43.45
54.05
54.15
30.45
51.30
72.45
37.40
44.15
44.05
78.90
66.25
73.45
87.65
81.50
90.50
67.70
53.60
66.10
72.40
69.45
77.95
493.9
487.0
492.7
448.5
421.1
384.8
June
84.20
67.30
62.25
91.30
50.00
64.50
78.20
58.80
57.70
63.80
42.90
56.95
80.25
86.85
103.25
88.90
79.35
95.85
67.30
72.65
75.20
70.65
67.10
75.45
705.2
685.7
644.7
647.1
617.8
586.4
July
August
September
October
November
December
55.15
46.70
36.35
59.40
60.35
39.25
48.60
42.95
31.00
50.20
52.85
32.90
71.75
65.80
76.10
72.30
78.40
92.30
62.35
56.05
67.25
60.25
70.00
79.95
569.8
550.7
511.0
498.0
480.0
427.0
49.25
40.65
32.05
37.70
37.95
34.25
41.25
35.90
26.75
29.95
27.40
29.25
76.40
66.45
78.30
60.00
49.25
84.55
49.60
57.50
73.15
56.30
44.90
75.35
399.8
374.0
327.8
299.4
288.2
237.8
36.15
26.05
34.30
46.35
25.45
35.15
30.40
22.70
30.20
42.55
21.90
33.50
46.80
44.70
51.45
50.10
37.80
59.85
40.65
38.90
45.95
42.25
33.70
41.50
227.2
208.6
191.4
187.6
175.3
150.6
1979:
January
February
March
April
Mav
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
Mav
1982:
January
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
72.8
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
Tractor shovel loaders
(integral units), wheel and
tracklaying
Units
Mil. of
dollars
TRACTORS, WHEEL TYPE
FARM, NONFARM (EXC.
GARDEN AND
CONSTRUCTION TYPES),
SHIPMENTS
Unite
Mil. of
dollars
17,172
18,327
23,683
26,220
26,646
220.8
235.5
293.5
350.1
399.1
171,759
189,705
204,970
204,210
244,289
429.5
520.5
603.6
679.2
830.0
26,385
23,582
26,281
28,654
24,622
412.9
407.0
502.6
610.2
581.1
270,034
241,096
211,809
194,332
175,309
1,005.9
986.2
938.4
881.4
847.0
27,145
46,052
53,608
5
51 ,405
37,956
640.9
801 .7
939.5
1,141.2
1,132.7
165,343
196,988
212,072
234,558
224,259
891.9
1,141.0
1,322.8
1,823.6
2,321.5
34,543
42,763
48,851
54,414
45,480
975.7
1,331.8
1,728.9
1,758.1
1,697.1
207,036
206,355
175,583
201,453
146,274
2,451.5
2,752.5
2,675.4
3,424.2
3,183.4
410.9
222.2
33,369
24,128
1,605.5
1,022.3
141,170
93,775
3,479.3
2,748.7
1,373
120.1
13,332
486.1
56,177
906.7
410.3
1,570
129.0
14,017
497.4
56,219
929.7
5,367
383.1
1,289
112.3
14,274
472.1
45,676
789.2
2,867
153.3
730
57.7
12,791
302.5
43,381
798.6
4,800
361.9
1,128
98.3
16,019
534.1
48,245
895.0
4,546
355.4
1,441
114.5
11,081
463.8
38,054
813.4
3,796
297.4
1,265
101.1
9,343
356.9
27,227
603.8
3,361
291.5
947
73.6
9,037
342.4
32,748
871.2
4,400
401.7
1,258
104.0
9,376
439.7
37,459
913.4
4,529
434.6
1,140
104.3
9,662
466.6
40,017
937.8
3,850
422.4
1,127
112.4
7,557
354.6
32,277
805.5
3,010
311.2
784
90.3
6,774
344.6
31,417
822.7
2,390
264.4
547
58.2
6,236
301.5
28,067
754.2
2,589
272.7
685
60.6
7,432
299.0
25,754
737.7
2,106
255.1
714
67.2
5,403
248.6
18,843
583.2
1,193
102.9
497
36.3
5,057
173.2
21,111
673.5
4,334
5,380
6,273
4
5,600
4,592
4
74.5
78.8
101.0
129.7
149.4
183.6
92.8
68.4
179.1
170.5
166.9
213.9
244.8
4
255.6
289.6
4
3
3
-^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 178.
5
114
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
METALS AND MANUFACTURES—ELECTRICAL AND GAS EQUIPMENT
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
motive
replacement
type),
shipments »
GAS EQUIPMENT— Residential
Household major appliances, factory sales 3
Batteries
Radio
sets, total
market,
production 2
Television
sets, total
market,
production 2
Air
Total
tioners
(room)
Dishwashers
Disposers (food
Ranges
Refrigerators
Freezers
Washers
Dryers,
incl. gas
Vacuum
cleaners4
Furnaces
(warm
Ranges
air)
Water
heaters
(storage)
Thousands
28,31 1
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
17,374
19162
18281
19 176
24118
30,486
32776
30,627
30528
. ...
31,052
30,992
33,793
35250
37,863
6
23595
21 ,699
22,566
20549
16,406
18,579
20086
50198
43,992
34516
1 1 028
13,888
15,138
16765
18,946
20,365
1,500
1,580
1 945
2,755
2960
620
720
880
1,050
1,290
800
890
1 090
1,300
1,355
1,530
1,675
1 870
1,965
2,075
3,480
3,775
4 125
4,545
4,870
1,050
1,070
1 090
1,110
1 160
3,347
3,666
3949
4,190
4,347
1,186
1,397
1 596
1,826
2098
3,283
3712
4246
4,507
5 107
929
1 008
1 102
1,186
1 238
1 830
1 981
2072
2170
2266
2732
2876
2597
2724
2737
12402
10,881
1 1 ,794
11 270
9,483
21 ,388
22,039
24,201
26,391
26,656
3,345
4,129
4,026
5459
5,886
1,528
1,586
1,960
2,118
2,116
1,410
1,356
1,812
1,943
1,976
2,029
1,910
2,307
2,342
2,362
4,974
4,713
5,150
5,296
5,286
1 100
1,100
1,124
1 195
1,358
4,406
4,323
4,482
4,378
4,093
2,361
2,642
2,862
3,022
2,981
5583
5,677
6,653
7 134
7,382
1 213
1,146
1,428
1 546
1,471
2 163
2,123
2286
2471
2,362
2636
2,555
2756
2742
2,785
11,197
13,507
17367
15,279
10637
28,429
31,296
35850
32,709
25,344
5,438
4,508
5346
4,564
2,670
2,477
3,199
3,702
3,320
2,702
2,292
2,771
2,974
2,553
2,080
2,714
3,232
3,430
2,925
2,082
5,691
6,315
6,774
5,982
4,577
1,437
1,576
2415
3,220
2,457
4,608
5,107
5504
4,948
4,228
3,377
3,925
4256
3,584
2,870
7,973
8,337
9124
8,470
7,817
1,795
2,066
1 720
1,476
1,186
2,549
2661
2481
1,950
1 618
3,088
3 163
3 080
2,569
2645
2,462
3,010
3,217
3,000
2,530
4,817
5,707
5,890
5,701
5,124
1,548
1 598
1,521
1,858
1,681
4,492
4,933
5,038
4,965
4,550
3,173
3553
3,621
3,551
3,177
9,285
9392
9,136
8,674
7,439
1,554
1 508
1,636
1,863
1,446
1 824
1 746
1 794
1 799
1,538
3 112
3 158
2,921
2887
2,818
6,178
6471
7130
9,570
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
39,144
43,220
43453
43,719
42582
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
49203
54601
56,389
53746
50,063
44102
52926
48,036
40029
28,104
14,131
15432
17,406
16616
18,532
25,800
30957
33,215
33,162
30,260
2,961
3270
4,036
3,749
3,204
3,140
3356
3,558
3,488
2,738
2,515
2,941
3,312
3,317
2,962
1981
1982
53,598
54,214
31,476
31,782
18,480
16,405
30,482
26,683
3,692
2,761
2,484
2,170
3,179
2,781
2,328
2,035
4,944
4,364
1,605
1,340
4,365
4,019
2,977
2,728
7,785
7,536
1,417
1,156
1,496
1,368
2,785
3,042
145
128
158
139
132
145
139
145
167
144
153
173
214
227
268
258
259
234
148
163
183
206
159
156
125
149
160
149
142
152
217
231
138
131
122
87
71
83
123
133
151
122
123
132
262
233
262
257
210
215
94
123
147
174
144
132
93
119
138
142
121
141
199
208
136
123
128
111
105
108
114
118
143
125
123
134
260
242
286
287
226
235
115
120
125
139
111
95
110
121
136
128
119
124
202
224
80
69
77
70
69
85
99
107
135
110
113
123
78
96
126
140
127
138
96
99
133
113
114
126
7
7
1979:
8
3552
2 872
3951
2114
3220
4,534
1 225
1 378
1 642
1 151
1 232
1,698
2481
2501
3,286
2851
3,359
2,876
259
333
632
638
693
388
300
260
334
275
308
268
272
257
312
279
290
260
236
223
276
251
270
262
375
382
514
412
581
562
99
117
153
153
186
199
416
397
476
354
455
436
306
291
328
233
298
273
2,298
June
5364
4254
4068
3332
3359
3,830
July
August
September
October
November
December
3643
5027
5,137
5 899
5186
4,647
3208
3 140
3,967
2688
2588
4,195
1 185
1 261
1,570
1 446
1 360
1,469
2765
2695
2,690
2961
2437
2,258
164
96
77
94
139
235
260
310
294
356
282
240
286
273
274
311
262
243
261
250
243
274
244
212
584
516
539
518
383
337
234
186
180
151
100
101
390
445
435
480
384
298
275
316
311
374
319
228
2,304
1,696
1 785
1,923
1 536
2317
2463
1,168
1 326
1,662
1 287
1 403
1,893
2,737
2598
2,847
2595
2241
2425
203
345
436
416
344
316
265
250
232
168
188
290
286
294
248
163
194
261
216
215
211
198
192
464
375
434
409
396
453
130
135
152
128
151
192
479
373
422
374
317
340
357
278
283
241
197
196
2,183
June ...
3,859
3220
3,197
3014
2765
3,049
July
August .
September
October
November
December
3 525
4564
5,741
6 249
5361
5,520
2607
2365
3,792
2 540
2'931
2,149
1 240
1 359
2,078
1 668
1 684
1,765
2711
2388
2,467
2882
2237
2,133
566
92
66
90
125
203
184
212
261
297
204
198
200
229
234
341
259
225
189
191
206
257
208
185
477
464
466
519
371
295
182
180
146
123
74
89
345
397
401
468
331
302
227
257
285
333
284
238
1,843
2 243
1 986
2030
1 905
2 519
2739
1 560
1*518
1,895
1 376
1 390
1 777
2 558
2534
2,991
3014
2643
3 156
222
366
620
608
477
653
242
205
228
240
192
220
284
279
319
311
254
230
220
199
199
222
194
220
408
364
424
440
428
542
91
121
150
153
146
215
408
365
408
368
359
402
297
244
260
245
227
247
2,119
June
4820
3548
3,331
3460
3488
3658
July
August
September
October
November
December
4,037
5278
6,079
6201
4668
5,012
2364
3661
3,233
3 767
3 216
1,814
1,216
1 494
1,981
1 550
1 474
1,250
2703
2448
2,368
2344
1 883
1,810
283
64
52
90
93
163
190
236
202
220
165
144
238
291
236
334
198
206
199
190
177
192
163
153
511
450
456
383
272
264
229
152
108
85
64
78
376
398
416
352
267
246
243
254
293
260
217
189
1,955
2012
1*671
1,816
1,609
2460
3179
1 208
1 344
1,499
1,375
1 292
1 710
1 915
2245
2,637
2,467
2232
2,341
191
361
572
517
419
289
169
160
152
201
169
160
220
215
263
194
200
207
149
143
163
173
150
293
277
324
344
379
359
437
92
99
117
107
112
161
306
347
383
345
322
352
228
234
253
214
195
214
1,911
June
4897
4269
3,839
3,611
3 584
3640
July
August
September
October
November
December
3629
4750
5,819
5660
5 237
5,280
2284
4052
3,624
3 490
3 221
2*364
1 177
1 420
1,619
1 106
1 161
1,229
2 196
2257
2,097
2350
2117
1,892
145
61
17
31
71
84
187
203
167
218
206
178
199
219
241
339
260
238
166
170
168
202
195
175
456
432
381
401
310
262
151
156
109
80
80
73
323
364
360
347
319
252
196
244
245
261
251
193
2,136
January
February
March
April
May
1980:
January
,
February
March
April ......
Mav
277
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
2,047
2,025
1,690
1,724
1,944
1,767
1,677
1,812
226
297
236
221
237
271
218
246
204
204
203
211
239
268
305
295
246
248
230
225
232
260
236
257
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
115
PETROLEUM, COAL, AND PRODUCTS—COAL
BITUMINOUS
ANTHRACITE
Consumption 5
YEAR AND MONTH
Price,
producProduction*
Exports 2
(Index,
1967 =
100)
Production4
17,446
16894
18267
17,184
14866
1966.
Price,
produc-
Industrial
Residential and
commercial
Exports2
Total
Electric
power
utilities
402,977
422,149
458 928
486,998
512088
374,405
387,774
409 225
431,116
459164
179,629
190,833
209 038
223,032
242 729
166,271
168,066
175,969
187,758
196,732
73,881
74,262
77633
88,757
94779
27,735
28188
23548
19,615
19048
71,418
69,691
70083
75,342
77393
48,609
48,975
49314
52,661
53437
22,283
20234
20270
22,305
23603
10,393
8305
10081
10506
34970
38413
47078
47969
50 181
486,266
480,416
498,830
507,275
515,619
264,202
271,784
294,739
308 461
318,921
201 ,490
191,066
188,450
183,835
184,328
95892
92,272
90,765
92901
96,009
19965
17,099
15,224
14666
12,072
74466
93,128
85,525
80482
92,275
52895
69,737
64,168
60597
71,295
21 332
23,212
21,169
19701
9206
10,940
9537
8962
8924
49302
49510
50637
56234
70908
157,024
159,253
160,827
153,721
145,746
82,809
87,272
93,634
89,747
83272
11,351
8,748
8,200
8,840
7282
89,985
116,500
103,412
95,477
127 150
76,987
98450
85,902
82,580
109742
12,778
16632
17,220
12,617
17175
7,199
9032
6,875
6037
56633
55997
52,870
59926
65669
2225
3395
3870
84,324
144,817
447,021
"475,701 " 137,758 "77,369
71,078
480,171 12 133,245
77,009
144,150
526,005
66,493
125,815
568,322
6900
7,020
7,914
7,131
4,924
133,555
154,875
143,573
178,440
8
199,077
116436
130,899
126,047
156,440
178,269
16879
23,756
17,166
21,660
20,808
9804
12,721
10,028
9,017
59406
53,687
39825
64,783
89882
3675
3886
4300
451.1
4665
60,888
40,859
5,440
6,498
179,607
189,085
163,356
175,053
16,251
14,032
6,446
4,625
110243
105,244
4937
530.4
3,526
4438
4442
445.5
4474
451 2
452.4
8
3
*
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
Stocks, end of period 5
Industrial
Total7
Coke
plants
(oven and
beehive)
8
Total
Electric
power
utilities
Total7
Ovencoke
plants
Thousands of short tons, except as noted
1,435
1,869
3353
1,575
851
103.0
101 4
12941
12,256
1 1 ,461
10473
9,729
766
595
518
627
789
996
100.0
107.2
131.3
533 881
552,626
545,245
560505
602,932
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
8,727
6,830
6,617
6203
671
743
717
735
640
144.9
151 1
166.9
247.0
3727
326,280
552,192 10 494,862
348,612
595,386 11 51 8,348
556,91 2 "387,769
591,738
603,406 "552,954 "390,313
557,535
404,483
648438
1976
1977
1979
1980
6228
5,861
5037
4,835
6,056
615
625
866
1,233
1,795
3853
392.2
403 1
411.0
463.7
598,750
678685
691,344 "620,488
621,330
665,127
677,286
776,299
669,061
823,644
1981
1982
5,423
4,198
2,249
980
582.2
640.3
818,352
829,211
728,543
703,682
595,575
592,591
79
35
50
41
124
80
407.3
4073
407.3
4073
4076
407.6
57,451
54525
66,379
63,531
69058
70,287
60,915
54,205
54,591
51,367
53,740
55,745
46,812
41,817
41,716
38,913
41 ,426
43,905
12,928
11,708
12,355
11,989
1 1 ,920
11,431
6,548
5,920
6,786
6,526
6699
6,445
1,175
680
520
465
394
409
134,341
126,950
131,858
140,140
149104
153,330
117,794
112258
116,373
123,556
131 562
134,394
16,182
14,374
15,210
16,309
17227
18,609
7,538
6,666
7,436
8,398
4,592
5227
9135
6091
June
343
285
396
406
430
411
9,941
5895
July
August
September
October
November
December
343
435
401
493
469
423
48
159
127
131
153
206
407.6
4097
413.8
413.8
60,133
60,494
53,957
55,450
55712
60,977
48,120
48,452
42,082
42,895
42888
46,979
11,664
11,713
11,415
11,894
12,010
13,123
6,489
6,398
6,304
6,377
349
329
460
661
814
875
146,181
150,709
155,820
167,492
175438
178,440
128,806
131,929
136,744
147,497
155241
156,440
17,003
18,368
18,644
19,550
19728
21,660
8,199
8,912
8,932
9,647
9860
10,028
6,249
6089
5,019
7,315
423.7
53,252
71 181
64,189
78,070
68037
60,339
489
366
480
523
512
508
167
50
67
145
143
184
4357
4357
435.7
4597
459.7
4597
69105
65180
70473
69135
70,531
70830
63,177
59347
58,505
52344
52,572
55856
50296
47440
46,601
40622
41,378
45731
12,175
11 304
11,517
1 1 ,240
10,900
9892
6318
5991
175,850
173 165
173,013
181 643
189,994
195242
155,346
153673
154,137
162284
170,304
175121
20,504
19492
18,876
19359
19,690
20,121
9,540
9 196
9,263
9534
9,653
9,872
4292
3990
629
509
478
567
525
470
273
286
96
248
80
57
4621
62,858
62493
57,008
55459
56,464
62,978
53561
53 134
47,829
45019
45,642
51 068
9,053
4698
478.2
4796
491.1
4979
60656
67890
68,344
71 723
68,130
71 647
8,884
10,005
10,389
11,318
June
305
472
548
437
271
472
65
8
114
167
170
283
508.7
542.9
542.8
5452
552.8
5720
65,622
70,446
77,718
35816
37,829
61 083
67,237
59,431
59,756
54365
54,752
59421
54,607
47,855
48,323
43604
44,909
49975
July
August
September
October
November
December
566
534
417
457
550
394
332
278
307
252
171
101
5897
5973
619.9
629.1
642.5
643.7
73510
78248
81,303
84,784
76,027
75,966
67,066
65528
59,332
58,785
58,293
64,578
353
381
459
274
329
319
147
44
84
79
41
45
6437
643.7
645.5
639.0
6375
66443
70,344
82,932
73 155
70,656
71 231
313
370
340
378
338
344
106
86
77
121
107
43
637.5
6374
637.4
637.4
638.0
638.0
59,868
72091
67,203
70,068
63,043
62,177
1967
1968
1969
1970
1978..
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
1980:
January
February
March
April.
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
Aoril
May:::::::::::::::
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
7106
1033
105.7
1009
1170
4186
6481
127,527
104,593
6112
6,405
10
8
8014
8671
8162
2691
6017
6,072
938
930
92 9
927
927
95 1
1000
1034
1123
151 9
1849
1974
4529
4546
452.8
454.9
4553
458.7
5317
706
603
386
482
295
233
8711
4594
461.6
4644
465.9
4659
4893
4867
4,785
5099
5,142
5335
243
221
295
435
433
592
183,745
186387
189,978
197291
199,572
199,077
164,851
167792
170,776
177564
179,472
178,269
18,894
18,595
19,202
19,727
20,100
20,808
8,386
7829
8,175
8,445
8,563
9,017
7972
8944
8,266
9,204
8,905
8,169
466.7
4678
470.2
4696
474.0
473.8
11,920
11,031
11,119
10329
9,481
9,236
5,450
5,161
5,516
4850
4,250
4451
710
545
314
432
363
210
193,568
192,891
202,177
181 908
162,929
153016
172,151
170,855
179,032
164187
148,407
139439
21,417
22,036
23,145
17721
14,522
13,577
9,583
10,159
10,735
6900
4,800
4,452
5,727
6,762
9,593
8099
5,911
5872
476.0
477.9
478.3
4834
484.4
4882
56042
54350
48,385
47,685
46,873
52,968
10,747
10876
10,567
10,669
10,769
10,783
5442
5426
5,329
5,150
5,030
4,833
277
302
379
431
651
827
148,988
151 650
159,399
169,735
177,361
179,607
134,855
136981
144,097
154,165
161,454
163,356
14,133
14,671
15,302
15,570"
15,907
16,251
5,027
5,602
6,118
6,268
6,357
6,446
10,414
11 034
11,589
12,105
11,676
11,462
501.9
5032
506.8
506.0
507.6
510.2
68,384
59,461
57,965
53,017
54,585
55,730
56737
48,795
47,81 1
43,403
45,523
47,330
10,847
10,149
9,761
9,041
8,713
8,121
4,437
4,334
4,165
3704
3,616
3,476
800
517
393
573
349
279
168,371
167,676
173,574
180,807
187,248
192,664
153,032
152,735
159,030
165,848
171,892
176,911
15,339
14,941
14,544
14,959
15,356
15,753
6,181
5,887
5,594
5,914
6,216
6,518
6,029
8,918
10,335
10,742
10,057
10,626
520.6
525.3
525.0
527.9
529.6
529.3
63,563
63,274
56,522
54,762
56,531
59,888
55,140
54742
48,348
46,248
47,699
50,814
7,933
8,002
7,665
7,994
8,137
8,231
3,118
3,056
2,922
2,755
2,691
2,586
490
530
509
520
695
843
184,238
184,429
183,985
189,028
190,551
189,085
168,845
169,403
169,329
174,579
176,308
175,053
15,393
15,026
14,656
14,449
14,243
14,032
6,153
5,788
5,422
5,157
4,892
4,625
9,071
7,293
8,603
9,850
7,700
6,020
533.9
534.9
534.4
533.9
535.5
534.6
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
(Index,
1967 =
9
100)
9138
6405
6230
6,111
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 178.
7414
8,449
4591
116
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
PETROLEUM, COAL, AND PRODUCTS—COKE, PETROLEUM AND PRODUCTS
PETROLEUM AND PRODUCTS
COKE (Thousands of short tons)
Stocks, end of period 1
Production »
Crude petroleum
Oven-coke plants
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
Beehive
and
ovenbyproduct
Petroleum
coke
Total
At
At
furnace
plants
mer-
chant
plants
Petroleum
coke
Exports2
1962
1963
1964
1965
51,711
51,910
54,279
62,144
66,855
15,067
15,745
16,138
16,865
17,208
4,032
3,901
2,879
1,971
2,701
2,820
2,920
2,394
1,708
2,445
1,212
981
485
262
256
1,063
1,176
1,297
1,359
1,478
445
394
451
524
834
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
67,401
64,581
63,653
64,757
66,525
17,611
18,187
19,038
20,574
21,574
3,078
5,467
5,985
3,120
4,113
2,863
4,961
5,637
3,020
4,018
215
506
348
99
95
1,459
1,364
1,239
1,040
1,059
1,102
710
792
1,629
2,514
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
57,436
60,507
64,325
61,582
57,207
21,823
23,953
26,458
24,749
25,848
3,510
2,941
1,184
935
4,996
3,376
2,590
1,113
910
4,718
134
351
71
25
278
1,489
1,563
1,995
1,084
1,472
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
58,333
53,509
49,009
13
52,943
46,132
26,029
26,948
26,916
27,455
27,094
6,487
6,444
3,534
5,185
8,627
6,173
6,308
3,350
4,590
7,521
314
136
184
595
1,106
1981
1982
42,786
28,115
28,486
29,908
6,724
8,190
6,320
7,858
4,469
4,031
4,679
4,419
4,585
4,352
2,308
2,038
2,193
2,299
2,395
2,330
3,548
3,509
3,339
3,495
3,459
3,200
4,414
4,440
4,366
4,466
4,252
4,453
2,415
2,366
2,238
2,189
2,290
2,395
June
4,394
4,204
4,444
4,396
4,238
3,686
July
August
September
October
November
December
1961
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
16
9
21,850
21,372
20,288
20,620
18,761
Price,
producer
(Index,
1967 =
100)*
*
bar-
rels 8) 5
All oils, new supply (Millions of barrels ») •
Refinery
operating ratio
(Percent
of
capacity)8
Production
Total
Crude
petroleum7
Imports
Natural
Crude
petroleum and
unfinished
oils7
Refined
products
98.9
99.1
98.7
98.3
98.2
2,987.2
3,069.6
3,170.7
3,223.3
3,300.8
82
84
87
87
87
3,683.3
3,808.8
3,928.4
4,036.1
4,190.9
*
2,621.8
2,676.2
2,752.7
2,786.8
2,848.5
361.9
372.8
401.0
422.5
441.6
*
381.5
411.0
412.7
438.6
452.0
318.1
348.8
362.1
388.1
448.7
98.9
91
93
93
92
90
4,435.6
4,656.3
4,922.1
5,111.8
5,377.7
3,027.8
3,215.7
3,329.0
3,371.8
3,517.4
468.7
514.5
553.7
584.5
612.2
447.1
411.6
501.7
552.9
522.6
492.0
514.3
537.7
602.7
725.5
86
88
91
"87
86
5,510.7
5,839.0
6,289.5
6,062.7
5,876.9
3,453.9
3,455.4
3,360.9
3,202.6
3,056.8
623.9
648.3
645.1
629.2
609.7
658.6
856.8
1,234.2
1,313.4
1,511.2
774.3
878.5
1,049.3
917.6
699.2
Change in
stocks, all
oils
(de-
crease,-)
40.5
11.8
1.3
3.7
-2.9
16,780
15,329
14,342
14,368
13,020
100.0
100.8
105.2
106.1
3,447.2
3,582.6
3,774.4
3,879.6
3,967.5
1,509
1,232
1,395
1,278
1,273
11,858
11,306
9,902
12,784
16,408
113.2
113.8
126.0
211.8
245.7
4,087.8
4,280.9
4,537.3
11
4,631 .6
4,709.3
2,127
2,050
2,214
1,042
15
846
1,315
1,241
889
1,545
2,162
17,059
18,912
17,775
10
19,383
27,026
253.6
274.2
300.1
376.5
556.4
5,081.4
5,468.3
5,500.8
5,458.7
5,049.3
89
90
88
85
76
6,253.6
6,832.8
6,822.2
6,802.0
6,266.9
2,976.2
3,009.3
3,178.2
3,121.3
3,146.4
601.0
608.8
591.4
594.2
591.8
1,946.7
2,425.6
2,329.7
2,400.9
1,946.2
729.7
789.1
722.9
685.6
582.5
403
331
900
1,344
1,251
1,109
37,684
40,287
803.5
733.4
4,654.2
4,442.6
69
70
5,922.5
5,608.2
3,128.6
3,156.7
605.5
585.1
1,654.2
1,352.4
534.2
514.0
3,316
3,265
3,090
3,212
3,167
2,925
233
244
249
283
291
275
2,265
2,288
2,266
2,305
2,285
2,047
30
90
88
105
93
206
1,372
1,463
1,544
1,135
1,335
1,696
316.4
322.3
324.2
326.2
335.7
356.4
467.7
409.3
449.6
445.2
457.1
453.6
86
84
83
84
84
86
594.9
523.9
587.1
542.8
567.4
551.2
262.7
238.7
266.6
256.6
266.6
252.9
48.6
44.6
48.9
49.4
49.9
48.4
216.0
183.1
198.9
186.8
196.2
201.3
67.6
57.5
72.7
50.0
54.6
48.5
3,253
3,322
3,754
4,228
4,630
5,185
2,937
2,960
3,338
3,780
4,132
4,590
316
362
416
448
497
595
2,033
1,589
1,404
1,052
1,050
1,042
162
171
177
169
181
73
1,535
1,529
1,831
1,647
1,869
2,390
370.6
385.7
422.1
436.7
450.4
470.8
477.9
474.0
447.1
457.9
447.0
472.4
87
86
84
83
84
85
574.4
581.6
545.0
588.3
559.1
586.4
259.3
265.0
255.7
267.3
262.8
267.0
49.8
50.4
48.6
51.7
52.1
51.8
206.8
212.9
194.2
215.9
189.9
199.0
58.5
53.4
46.5
53.4
54.3
68.5
45.3
27.8
26.0
20.8
2,298
2,172
2,274
2,163
2,262
2,246
5,531
5,781
5,832
6,063
6,698
7,426
4,859
5,097
5,150
5,315
5,850
6,488
672
684
682
748
847
938
1,038
1,212
1,342
1,327
1,111
1,137
46
84
189
253
229
226
1,436
1,635
2,390
1,841
2,059
2,228
513.6
515.1
522.8
533.9
540.1
549.0
453.6
421.7
433.8
413.5
423.4
421.7
82
80
77
76
75
77
588.2
532.0
550.4
523.8
523.2
511.8
268.9
252.4
269.6
260.5
267.7
256.6
52.7
49.2
49.7
50.1
51.6
48.3
202.1
176.4
178.4
170.0
161.0
166.5
64.5
53.9
52.7
43.2
42.9
40.4
10.1
-7.8
3,370
3,387
3,295
3,470
3,565
3,683
2,402
2,318
2,244
2,186
2,203
2,329
8,133
8,676
9,018
9,011
9,040
8,627
7,095
7,612
7,907
7,889
7,833
7,521
1,038
1,063
1,112
1,123
1,207
1,106
1,167
1,151
1,042
974
968
is 846
199
246
207
260
156
67
2,079
2,357
2,641
2,417
2,258
3,685
551.4
566.8
571.3
579.6
600.6
632.8
422.5
412.3
408.2
402.9
403.4
432.4
74
73
74
71
73
76
507.5
501.1
492.7
510.6
495.5
530.1
265.0
260.8
258.6
264.5
254.9
266.8
48.5
48.3
46.9
48.4
48.4
49.6
151.2
149.5
142.3
148.8
141.8
158.2
42.8
42.5
44.9
48.9
50.4
55.5
14.5
23.2
-1.4
11,178
2,494
2,040
2,355
2,210
2,353
2,394
1,022
1,030
1,024
948
835
869
758
101
54
132
118
89
206
1,794
2,459
3,099
2,905
2,604
3,497
704.4
842.7
842.8
842.5
839.9
815.9
418.3
369.6
391.4
368.5
389.3
381.9
72
71
68
66
67
68
528.8
477.8
505.3
475.9
494.0
471.7
264.7
240.9
267.0
256.7
263.5
258.9
52.4
47.3
51.4
49.1
51.4
49.8
155.5
139.7
143.7
133.8
136.8
125.5
56.1
50.0
43.2
36.2
42.3
37.6
813
790
765
708
836
900
73
60
94
123
67
134
2,790
3,140
3,414
3,772
3,591
4,619
798.9
796.8
796.8
788.2
785.9
787.2
389.6
409.2
382.2
382.9
377.5
393.8
67
71
68
67
68
69
493.3
496.3
499.4
501.7
480.3
497.9
263.5
266.1
258.1
265.4
257.6
266.1
49.5
51.5
50.3
51.5
50.5
50.7
135.4
135.3
147.9
140.7
125.9
134.1
44.9
43.5
43.1
44.0
46.3
47.0
829
894
939
959
963
1,091
48
105
97
37
154
175
2,798
3,036
3,736
3,674
3,451
3,888
787.2
770.3
744.8
717.9
717.8
718.2
371.5
325.1
361.4
353.1
379.1
388.1
67
65
66
66
69
75
479.3
423.3
457.8
437.0
466.7
466.2
263.8
243.7
268.7
257.7
269.2
259.4
50.2
45.1
50.1
47.9
48.4
47.0
120.9
110.0
122.0
44.4
45.3
45.2
39.9
39.1
37.8
-27.8
-27.7
-36.2
-46.4
1.1
1,171
1,088
1,244
1,170
1,338
1,344
129
61
141
62
66
34
3,286
2,848
3,360
2,838
3,282
4,090
718.4
718.4
718.3
735.3
733.6
720.0
399.6
378.0
376.7
376.8
364.4
368.8
75
71
74
71
71
70
499.7
479.2
470.8
483.8
483.1
461.3
268.4
267.6
261.0
269.7
260.9
266.5
48.7
49.0
47.3
49.5
49.9
52.0
139.0
126.6
115.5
120.3
122.8
100.7
43.6
35.9
47.0
44.2
49.6
42.0
33.3
15.0
13
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
Oil wells
completed
(Num-8
ber)
Gross
input to
crude oil
distillation units
(Mil. of
9,853
11,175
10,580
8,828
7,507
6,270
5,509
2,345
2,443
2,466
2,351
2,424
2,611
2,420
2,207
2,551
2,429
2,533
2,429
2,672
2,565
2,438
2,452
2,540
2,670
16
7,586
16
6,564
16
4,990
4,554
437
5,198
4,805
394
6,724
6,320
403
7,455
7,015
440
7,871
7,489
382
7,969
8,190
7,639
7,858
330
331
10
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 178.
89.3
93.8
91.4
38.1
63.0
55.5
-17.4
37.7
26.1
-85.0
12
49.3
65.3
11.8
-21.1
200.1
343
14
15
55.7
79.3
63.4
-53.7
14
-54.2
-79.5
-9.0
24.0
11.5
31.8
9.7
1.5
4.5
19.2
19.7
24.1
-17.5
2.8
-12.2
16
-32.4
.8
12.7
13.4
23.7
-8.2
8.3
18.7
18.8
8.8
16.7
-17.8
13.5
5.5
18.5
22.8
-25.3
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
117
PETROLEUM, COAL, AND PRODUCTS—PETROLEUM AND PRODUCTS—Con.
ALL OILS, DEMAND AND STOCKS >
Stocks, end of period 4
Demand
Domestic product demand
Exports
Total
product
demand 2
Crude
petroleum
Refined
products
*
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972 . . . .
1973
1974
1975
1976 .
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
jyne
July
August
September
October ..
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
3.2
1.8
17
1.4
11
44832
46966
4,986.3
52448
5,458.9
15
265
18
14
5.0
5,634.4
81.3
81.2
6,1587
60339
.5
2
7
1.1
21
64723
6,816.1
7,011.1
69289
6,441.7
29
577
857
104.9
78.7
70.3
74.3
6,078.1
5,880.4
83.2
86.3
596
742
72.5
672
3,641.3
3 796.0
3921 4
4,034.2
42020
Lubricants3
7
8
1,533.2
1 5847
1 632 1
1 ,657.9
1 7202
7
144.4
164.2
1722
9
92.7
976
7
694.4
732.4
747 3
750.4
7758
797.4
104.4
112.4
41.5
43.6
107.8
114.1
1152
436
1174
204.3
219.6
45.8
47.1
120.2
626.4
651 9
668.2
721 9
804.3
244.4
300.8
349.4
361.7
353.0
48.9
134.1
131 1
141.2
838.0
925.6
1 ,030 2
963.2
898.6
368.7
382.5
386.6
362.6
365.3
49.3
52.8
59.2
56.7
50.2
158.5
163.8
1,025.1
1,120.9
1,103.2
1,031.6
918.0
361.4
379.3
385.7
392.7
390.7
7
548.7
545.8
538 9
554.6
5870
9
244.7
2520
2374
230.1
2203
874.5
10 944 i
999.6
1,017.9
2384
2490
2722
2652
276.4
168.7
147.4
456.8
519.8
5288
513.1
4864
1,043.9
959.0
1,0083
1,073.6
11
1,133.0
259.6
246.4
2425
265.0
271 4
55.7
58.3
62.6
65.5
58.3
146.8
156.0
171.4
172.0
142.4
514.0
518.9
515.7
581 0
537.8
1,111.8
1,311.9
1,277.6
13
1,3409
14
1,420.2
56.0
51.0
124.0
124.4
535.0
547.3
1,483.6
1,429.9
593.8
643.6
1,231.0
1,151.4
1,142.4
1,166.4
1,178.0
1,209.7
375.2
380.5
399.2
402.9
403.2
414.4
42.0
44.2
41.7
50.9
51.4
56.6
1,255.0
1,282.8
1,308.8
1,329.6
1,339.4
1,340.9
403.0
412.2
415.1
436.0
438.6
430.3
13.0
60.9
51.1
46.7
36.1
40.1
163
361
1,351.2
1,343.3
1,347.8
1,367.1
1,386.8
1,410.9
448.7
457.2
458.6
471.0
474.6
472.7
18.1
17.9
17.3
1,425.4
1 ,448.6
1,447.2
1,429.7
495
1,432.4
46.1
14
1,420.2
585
469.9
478.4
469.2
475.1
475.4
14
482.9
2,213.2
2,350.7
24527
2,402.4
2 450.3
90.9
85.9
64.4
58.0
971.3
1,066.1
1,1287
1,075.9
1 ,040.6
94.3
6 390.8
6,727.5
6,879.0
6757 1
6,242.4
2,567.2
2,633.5
2,719.5
2581 5
2,420.5
61.9
64.0
64.0
68.6
58.0
1,146.7
1,223.3
1,252.6
1 ,208.5
1,049.0
133.9
211.2
5,861.1
5,582.9
2,415.6
2,396.1
46.3
47.0
1,032.5
974.9
762.0
626.5
367.7
369.6
638.2
599.0
523.0
551.8
533.6
212.5
203.9
225.2
212.7
224.8
216.5
10.2
142.0
134.7
113.6
110.3
100.7
100.4
7.8
5.3
7.0
6.7
55
7.5
7.0
8.0
7.0
90.5
92.9
81.2
75.2
77.6
77.5
34.0
32.2
34.1
29.4
30.6
32.8
5.4
4.7
6.2
5.8
6.4
5.6
546.5
577 1
534.4
5766
564.7
601 2
7.6
76
5.2
55
7.9
6.7
7.5
69
7.2
7.6
7.4
7.9
531.5
5626
522.0
563.4
549.4
586.6
215.9
2288
207.8
218.8
205.0
209.5
4.0
4.9
4.8
5.6
4.6
6.8
79.4
85.6
79.4
96.7
97.4
76.0
79.0
78.3
78.7
84.5
93.4
33.9
33.6
33.0
32.7
32.1
34.2
5.3
5.9
4.8
5.8
5.3
4.3
601 4
561.9
5564
516.5
521 7
5052
100
9.6
102
5.8
10 1
11 0
71
6.6
7.5
7.2
8.2
87
5844
545.7
5387
503.5
503.4
4856
1968
74
6.7
5.4
4.2
3.5
35
115 1
107.6
985
95 1
79.0
74.5
90.0
82.4
73.3
69.3
34.2
31.1
34.6
33.2
31.3
695
696
31 7
5.5
5.0
5.1
5.1
4.6
4.6
5127
74
2.4
9.6
96
8.7
106
91
7.5
7.1
89
7.8
87
4962
488.3
498.0
5268
501.1
5707
697
71 0
207.3
196.5
2078
187.9
2063
36
4.2
3.9
45
3.7
73
66.2
77.6
70.9
70.8
34.4
32.3
31.7
905
10.5
6.8
104
571.3
4757
493.1
460.5
4759
482.8
200.1
177 1
196.4
199.1
2059
212.0
486.2
473.1
469.6
490.5
467.8
514.5
499.8
4480
482.4
481.4
460.2
449.9
459.4
460.0
450.7
460.6
450.3
480.1
650.3
6097
617.9
5378
565.1
547.6
498.2
514.7
5454
517.5
5900
18.3
5.5
81
11.5
503.9
493.1
485.2
513.3
488.8
534.8
8.0
63
5.8
7.0
8.3
5.9
525.5
4705
509.7
5050
485.2
471 0
7.4
85
482.4
4866
474.4
489.5
473.5
506.8
55
6.5
59
97
3.7
10.0
52
8.1
28
7.1
94
5.5
8.4
7.9
6.0
82.7
834
89.5
837
79.4
743
86 1
11.7
11.2
88
8.9
9.7
13.6
9.8
15.9
12.7
14.5
18.3
140
17.4
183
16.8
18.3
15.9
172
18.2
20.5
15.7
20.7
5961
192.4
1996
204.9
2098
2009
1004
96.0
789
9.5
4.9
4.7
4.3
4.2
8182
874.5
9003
927.2
114.9
441
48.5
48.8
49.7
690
320
88.5
73.5
112 1
83 1
30.7
33.6
4.3
4.3
4.9
5.5
4.7
4.8
7.0
4.5
3.5
2.8
26
2.5
127.4
89.8
72.5
65.9
56.0
747
563
73.9
61.1
33.0
28.5
32.7
29.0
28.6
31.4
4.6
4.7
4.9
5.5
4.7
4.3
212.7
206.9
200.6
204.9
191.9
207.9
2.8
2.9
2.8
4.2
4.6
6.1
73.7
74.0
75.4
86.9
86.4
99.6
61.1
57.4
56.5
58.4
57.3
69.7
33.3
31.8
30.9
28.9
29.5
30.2
5.1
4.3
4.6
5.3
3.7
4.3
185.5
108.0
201.2
207.7
207.1
206.1
6.4
5.0
3.6
3.3
3.2
2.5
86.4
91.3
89.3
75.8
73.5
67.7
65.6
59.0
57.7
48.4
45.0
32.1
29.5
30.4
30.1
31.2
29.7
4.0
4.2
4.2
4.6
4.1
4.5
211.4
206.1
196.9
198.8
197.6
203.6
3.0
2.4
3.2
4.4
4.2
5.8
63.8
68.8
75.2
80.0
74.2
88.5
48.1
47.4
44.1
46.2
47.7
49.6
31.1
30.4
31.0
29.8
31.6
32.7
4.3
4.3
4.5
4.1
4.8
3.5
2102
1740
94.5
90.0
76.0
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
Total
825.1
836.9
835 6
839.2
8363
5,552.6
5 990.3
63173
6,078.2
59575
709
855
Asphalt
oils,
natural
gasoline,
Strate-
Total5
Liquefied
gases
petroleum
reserve
Refined
products5
etc.
Millions of barrels 6
101.1
100 1
102.9
July
August ...
September
October
November
December
July
August
September
October
November
December
60.3
Jet
fuel3
Residual
fuel oil 3
1 793.4
1 8427
1 ,956.0
20425
2,131.3
June
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
Distillate
fuel oil 3
4410.8
45845
4,901.8
51599
5,364.5
588.6
491 6
511.3
477.6
4944
495.4
May
Kerosene3
*
3,704.8
38574
39973
4,108.1
42703
6071 7
6401 7
. .
Gasoline3
Total2
Unfin-
Crude petroleum
1276
1433
153.5
1826
5.8
5.5
8.2
10.5
16.1
20.1
20.7
23.2
19.5
19.5
13.7
9.2
5.6
5.7
6.8
8.4
158
10.2
73
5.4
4.5
6.9
9.0
10.9
13.8
15.1
15.9
13.8
13.6
9.7
5.5
3.0
3.9
5.5
7.0
10.6
14.7
16.5
18.3
15.3
15.2
8.9
5.6
233.9
255.5
2762
295.1
307 1
3239
3445
385.7
4456
446.8
64.7
56.2
51.3
41.8
41.9
38.3
7
9801
13
35.6
35.6
41.5
285.5
347.7
376.3
4303
14
482.9
371
31 4
337
357
359
7
5433
5535
564 5
5735
5802
5957
404
960 10 5992
6285
989
611 4
1035
6355
1060
10
106.8
1008
1070
1136
1137
12
14
127.5
669
91 2
1078
1186
121.7
13
14
13
117.9
782
1156
82.5
114.2
118.0
117.2
119.3
839
86.9
88.6
124.6
90.1
13
14
7077
842.5
7846
778 6
745 3
712.5
628.3
13
737.9
6553
629.1
6455
657.5
676.1
727.4
7450
766.9
7649
767.8
778.6
91 2
1256
91.2
91.2
91.2
126.8
128.7
133.0
132.0
91 2
1257
91.2
91.2
91.2
91.2
125.9
131.3
140.0
147.2
91 2
1494
91 2
805.5
822.0
828.2
8055
1490
813.9
143.2
192.0 14 745.3
91 2
966
102.3
1078
7768
760.3
757.9
756.1
765.0
7889
150.0
148.2
149.7
91.2
92.8
14
1167
1320
1920
177.3
158.1
230.3
293.8
73.1
6775
611 7
6588
6950
1l
747 9
14
59.3
49.5
47.4
39.2
39.6
39.1
1,387.8
1,388.5
1,401.2
1,414.6
1,438.3
1,430.2
486.4
494.2
513.8
531.7
543.8
547.8
112.5
116.1
120.9
134.2
150.1
163.1
189.0
193.6
194.1
190.5
185.8
187.6
712.3
700.7
693.3
692.5
708.7
694.8
38.1
36.0
43.1
48.2
44.9
50.3
1,438.5
1,457.2
1,476.0
1,484.8
1,501.5
1,483.6
559.0
546.7
555.2
578.0
588.5
593.8
173.1
184.7
199.2
214.8
222.5
230.3
181.7
183.6
179.9
179.3
179.0
177.3
697.9
726.9
740.8
726.7
734.0
712.5
57.8
45.4
50.1
43.7
43.5
37.6
1,455.9
1,428.2
1,391.9
1,345.6
1,346.7
1 ,360.2
606.2
613.0
609.2
610.4
609.5
608.3
235.3
241.2
248.5
255.5
261.0
264.1
180.2
183.2
182.5
177.8
174.3
174.0
669.4
632.0
600.2
557.4
562.9
577.9
43.4
39.6
43.9
44.0
47.5
50.9
1,393.5
1,408.5
1,414.0
1,432.4
1,455.2
1,429.9
612.8
626.5
618.6
635.6
647.5
643.6
267.2
273.6
277.9
284.6
290.0
293.8
176.4
173.3
173.9
167.2
165.4
158.1
604.2
608.7
621.5
629.7
642.3
628.3
^-Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 179.
118
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
PETROLEUM, COAL, AND PRODUCTS—PETROLEUM AND PRODUCTS—Con.
REFINED PETROLEUM PRODUCTS »
Aviation gasoline
(Millions of barrels 10) 6
Gasoline (including aviation)
Prices, excl. aviation
YEAR AND MONTH
Production
(Millions of
barrels 10) 2
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
11
12
1,534.5
1,583.4
1,625.2
1,661. 3
1,704.4
Stocks, end
of period
(Millions of
barrels 10) 2
11
12
1,792.6
1,845.8
1,940.0
2,028.2
2,105.3
Producer—
regular
(Index 21
73 =
100) 3
0.205
.204
194.2
208.0
211.5
217.4
214.3
.216
226
.230
223.8
217.1
213.4
221.9
238.0
118.4
122.3
124.2
260.0
255.4
242.7
239.3
231.0
234.2
287.0
292.3
299.9
313.0
331.6
349.3
218.9
215.4
200.8
202.9
201.8
218.0
244.1
235.2
232.3
221.0
223.3
239.9
371.0
397.7
422.1
439.2
488.3
459.6
217.5
200.2
203.4
189.5
196.8
198.1
264.9
277.3
285.9
275.1
266.1
267.7
201.8
201.4
192.4
191.2
194.9
206.9
(»)
(22)
8.9
20
.9
.6
.9
1.0
1.1
1.4
.970
1.011
1.051
1.008
1.031
1.040
1.053
1.092
481.1
517.5
560.4
585.4
595.5
598.6
1.127
1.190
1.226
1.229
1.234
1.237
263.8
262.2
261.0
249.1
259.9
21
213.5
601.1
602.9
599.6
591.5
590.8
596.1
June
209.1
177.3
193.3
184.2
191.0
187.7
229.1
232.4
234.5
225.2
214.8
196.1
607.5
632.9
683.2
694.7
690.4
685.6
July
August
September
October
November
December
199.8
206.2
198.0
200.2
197.7
205.0
187.9
190.9
193.4
193.1
203.3
206.2
677.4
668.4
666.4
666.1
661.7
657.7
June
191.8
165.7
186.5
183.4
196.7
203.5
215.9
211.2
200.7
181.0
175.6
179.5
July
Auoust
September
October
November
December
210.7
200.1
196.5
194.9
188.9
203.2
185.0
187.6
193.3
194.6
191.9
196.8
May
12.5
18.1
14.3
19
15.8
21
11.4
312.3
358.5
392.7
539.6
863.4
1,070.2
1,196.3
1,156.1
1,150.8
43.6
42.0
11.0
10.4
1,039.8
996.4
953.8
19
3.0
2.8
2.6
2.6
2.4
3.0
6.9
7.3
5.2
5.4
5.3
4.7
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.4
1.1
.9
2.4
2.4
2.6
2.9
2.7
2.7
1.169
1.233
1.266
1.270
1.276
1.279
.8
1.1
1.3
1.0
1.0
1.0
2.7
2.7
3.0
3.1
2.9
2.8
1.235
1.233
1.221
1.217
1.220
1.233
1.278
1.278
1.268
1.265
1.268
1.281
1.3
1.4
.9
1.1
.9
1.0
1.278
1.372
1.384
1.400
1.398
1.398
1.326
1.421
1.435
1.449
1.448
1.449
.9
.7
.7
.8
1.2
1.1
1.398
1.397
1.398
1.450
1.449
1.450
(22)
(22)
19 n4
9.8
93.2
end of
period8
Price,
producermiddle
distillate
(Index, 1967
11
720.1
765.1
742.4
765.4
785.8
804.8
840.7
848.4
897.1
912.1
963.6
1,030.2
974.0
968.6
974.1
951.3
100)8
11.8
13.0
152.0
144.0
156.7
155.8
155.4
13.8
18.5
48.1
50.9
53.8
154.1
is 159 7
173.2
171.7
195.3
100.0
101.9
102.4
106.5
55.8
66.4
190.6
154.3
196.5
200.1
18
208.8
110.0
111.3
139.7
272.0
309.4
17.4
11.8
9.1
143.1
105.6
56.7
11
94.9
93.6
93.9
86.5
91.9
93.7
53.5
91.3
63.3
70.5
51.9
186.0
337.0
250.3
216.5
19
228.7
21
205.4
384.1
398.0
573.9
850.6
63.1
34.0
191.5
178.6
1,058.1
1,012.7
175.8
127.3
112.8
115.1
123.1
141.4
425.7
432.6
19
10.4
11.1
12.1
12.9
407.5
412.7
419.1
433.0
465.5
504.1
94.3
80.9
93.6
88.4
95.0
94.6
7.0
5.5
5.5
4.5
5.8
5.4
5.0
4.8
5.2
5.6
5.2
6.1
14.3
14.2
14.6
15.1
15.9
15.8
533.4
588.4
633.4
675.2
696.6
706.3
102.5
103.0
100.6
100.8
97.2
99.9
7.0
6.7
3.8
6.6
5.8
7.1
5.1
5.3
4.7
4.3
3.6
3.5
14.0
13.3
13.1
13.4
13.8
13.9
733.9
776.9
834.6
862.5
870.5
878.4
93.4
80.2
79.3
73.8
76.7
79.4
5.5
6.9
6.0
4.6
3.9
3.2
212.4
191.7
177.9
177.2
183.4
196.6
739.3
793.5
837.7
858.9
864.8
860.9
3.8
3.3
3.6
3.9
3.9
5.1
14.3
13.3
12.9
12.5
12.7
21
11.4
892.7
83.4
76.3
80.6
80.3
81.1
89.6
3.6
2.4
3.0
3.6
4.0
5.2
213.8
226.3
232.4
225.7
222.4
21
205.4
870.2
875.6
873.7
868.4
873.4
891.1
2.5
2.5
2.1
1.8
2.1
2.1
5.7
4.5
3.8
3.6
3.5
3.1
10.5
10.6
11.2
12.0
12.8
13.4
972.0
1,041.0
1,080.9
1,084.1
1,078.9
92.6
78.6
77.0
72.5
76.1
75.0
8.5
9.1
4.6
3.5
5.5
6.7
179.4
172.6
164.4
164.6
171.8
179.9
935.4
1,000.3
1,082.8
1,105.4
1,092.5
1,092.2
1.3
1.2
1.1
1.0
.8
.8
2.2
2.3
2.6
2.6
2.7
2.7
2.7
3.1
2.7
2.7
3.7
4.5
13.3
13.8
13.9
12.7
12.3
11.0
1,067.5
1,052.6
1,044.6
1,043.2
1,042.7
1,037.9
74.2
82.3
78.3
77.0
81.5
88.6
5.5
5.4
3.9
3.7
3.7
2.9
186.3
201.2
200.1
191.5
1,079.8
1,076.7
1,067.8
1,056.1
1,047.5
1,060.6
651.7
642.3
621.1
578.6
555.7
582.7
.6
.6
.7
.5
.9
.9
2.7
2.7
2.6
2.4
2.5
2.4
4.4
4.3
3.3
3.6
2.4
2.7
9.5
9.1
8.8
9.6
8.9
9.3
1,044.3
1,034.3
1,027.9
1,009.1
975.9
974.2
80.3
67.9
70.9
70.7
81.2
81.9
3.0
3.7
1.5
1.8
2.3
3.1
164.4
147.4
126.3
108.0
113.6
123.7
1,067.8
1,058.2
1,029.3
953.6
928.7
974.6
628.8
636.3
628.4
617.2
608.7
598.5
.9
1.1
.7
.8
.7
.4
2.4
2.4
2.2
2.2
2.5
2.3
2.7
2.6
3.4
4.0
4.3
4.4
9.1
9.5
9.8
984.4
983.0
976.3
969.7
985.9
84.8
77.7
79.7
88.0
85.8
82.3
3.9
2.5
1.8
2.8
4.4
3.4
148.2
158.7
161.2
170.1
185.6
178.6
1,024.0
1,022.2
998.8
999.2
1,041.5
1,054.5
.684
.700
.732
.772
.814
.878
.931
.968
.990
.998
23
23
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
2.7
2.3
11.5
.724
.742
.776
.817
.859
.919
1982:
January
February
March
April
55.7
62.6
56.3
66.8
50.1
13.3
14.2
13.9
13.7
12.8
666.0
612.5
May
105.7
106.7
128.0
226.7
285.6
.474
.507
.531
20
.878
1.217
206.2
196.8
1981:
January
February
March
April
24.4
19.1
21.0
15.3
18
15.6
109.9
178.4
211.8
2,349.4
2,322.1
696.6
95.7
14
Stocks,
=
87.5
80.1
80.1
56.9
55.7
94.5
32.4
31.7
"34.1
Imports
= 100)
100.0
101.0
100.0
102.3
4.4
4.3
3.9
3.5
3.0
.919
1.261
Production 7
25.0
25.3
23.5
26.8
27.8
18.5
17.0
16.4
15.9
13.7
2.8
3.0
2.8
19
2.7
21
2.3
Price,
producer—
light
distillate
(Index, 1967
8
36.2
24.1
252
.244
.269
.404
.455
14
Stocks, end
of period
(Millions of
barrels 10) 7
Distillate fuel oil (Millions 10of barrels, except as
noted )
93.6
93.2
92.9
85.2
90.4
239
246
16
1981
1982
Julv
August
September
October
November
December
142.7
157.4
165.9
169.5
102.1
100.4
101.6
102.9
233.6
253.6
265.0
367.6
576.7
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
11
7.8
7.9
7.0
6.2
5.1
234.3
260.7
240.8
19
239.9
21
21 3.5
July
August
September
October
November
December
11.6
10.9
41.2
37.1
31.6
26.5
19.7
208
2,517.0
2,581.2
2,630.5
2,514.6
2,394.1
226.0
194.8
207.3
204.6
212.0
211.8
end of
period
Production
(Millions of
barrels 10) 7
51.2
48.6
13
.200
17
Production
Stocks,
9.4
13
7.9
8.3
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
19
Unleaded
(Dollars
per
gallon) s
201
2,202.6
2,320.0
2,401 .9
2,337.5
2,393.6
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
Leaded
(Dollars
per
gallon) *
184.2
190.1
190.9
193.6
183.1
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
18
Retail—regular grade
(Lundberg/Platt's)
Kerosene
2.9
3.0
2.7
2.6
2.6
21
2.3
10.2
11.3
10.4
903.1
903.2
896.3
896.8
911.4
932.1
992.1
171.2
195.4
220.4
231.1
236.7
228.7
200.2
207.3
451.9
477.9
504.8
542.3
593.1
632.8
680.6
709.9
715.3
719.9
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
119
PETROLEUM, COAL, AND PRODUCTS—PETROLEUM PRODUCTS—Con.
REFINED PETROLEUM PRODUCTS »
Jet fuel 5
Residual fuel oil
Asphalt 7
Lubricants 6
Liquefied gases (incl. ethane and ethylene)
Production
YEAR AND MONTH
Production 2
Imports
Stocks,
end of
period3
Price,
producer
(Index, 1967
= 100) 4
Production
Stocks,
end of
period
Production
Stocks,
end of
period
Production
Stocks,
end of
period
Total
At gas
processing
plants
(LP.G.)
At refineries
(LR.G.) 8
Stocks (at
plants and
refineries) 8
Millions of barrels, except as noted9
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
315.6
2957
10
275 9
266.8
2686
243.3
2643
2728
295.8
3452
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
2640
276.0
2758
2659
2575
3768
395.9
4099
461 6
557.8
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
274.7
2925
354.6
3905
451 0
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
5040
640.1
6086
1981
1982
4821
1979:
January
February
March
April.
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
6156
5784
14
577.7
637 4
676.2
5792
4465
10
13
44.9
50.0
113.3
111.5
47 5
1076
129.6
127.8
135.5
17.3
19.9
20.1
28 1
65 1
141
1357
168
27.6
66.2
14.7
146.7
27.7
25.5
28.5
29.4
30.4
65.5
65.3
68.7
70.7
56.2
15.0
13.3
12.2
16.1
335.8
355.0
353.9
369.2
365.6
32.1
34.5
33.7
16
38.5
17
42.4
61.8
64.5
69.5
71.0
65.1
353.2
357.0
41.1
36.8
60.6
51.6
19.4
22.3
24.3
933
125.5
166.0
158.8
190.4
485.4
4955
304.7
310.0
313.7
305.1
318.0
452.9
522.5
498.0
6845
961.2
78.0
66.2
1,239.0
1,182.0
81.9
519.2
536.0
557.0
611.9
644.2
663.7
29.5
27.9
34.0
31.3
30.4
28.8
683.1
755.7
786.5
801.1
821 3
834.6
61 2
105.0
100.0
65.6
65.4
597
741
5173
723
496.1
4946
420 1
3436
90.0
90.2
95 6
91 .5
390.4
292.1
283.1
59.3
42.5
502
364
679
53.3
50.9
71.7
492
340
800
49.2
32.6
464
264
84.3
79.8
48.8
33.0
85.9
49 1
31 7
876
48.8
50.5
29.4
32.3
87.8
91.6
521
587
31 4
396
908
549
95.6
41 5
972
51.4
32.5
491
478
303
233
91.0
88.3
46.8
25.2
87.7
472
225
878
853
459
244
856
44.8
44.8
27.1
27.2
86.9
87.9
469
271
47.4
51.5
30.7
31.8
50.0
31.5
26.7
82.1
77.9
21 7
748
438
441
12.7
14.8
14.0
215.5
273.2
314.9
321.7
301.9
1077
53.5
91 0
17
65.4
64.9
65.7
63.7
62.9
104.8
562
552
16
162
18.7
40.4
59.7
17
1236
143
54.0
16
133
12.9
13.1
63 1
584
15
13.0
14.3
14.1
101.8
109.6
111 9
114.9
8.3
9.7
85
9.9
59.3
61.5
93.2
91 .5
39.6
17.5
72.9
379
370
230
162
781
694
364
257
693
38.2
38.8
25.4
25.2
74.9
80.2
384
244
799
36.8
41.2
26.4
28.4
81.4
78.0
38.3
33.2
25.8
26.8
68.7
58.5
348
283
58 1
95.7
12
103.0
994
108.0
191.2
12
15
16
16
17
16
1068
1062
379
111.5
118 1
64.2
15.8
326.6
351 3
3785
399.6
126.0
762
596
670
21.2
21.6
15.0
21.4
15
22.8
547.9
575 1
583.9
571.3
5575
417.6
4447
447.0
447.9
130.2
94.7
143
157.0
155.3
167.9
164.2
144.0
12.3
12.1
12.2
139.7
154.1
172.9
19.4
18.7
20.9
125
1688
13.6
141.2
17 188
561 9
571.6
561.1
5680
561.8
4374
443.0
431 5
4439
440.9
14.3
12.5
123.5
119.4
19.6
15.9
573.4
557.5
458.6
459.0
114.8
134.7
98.5
94.0
12.4
12.8
12.0
11.7
11.4
11.1
24.1
27.1
30.9
32.6
31.7
28.4
47.6
37.2
10.4
422
334
11.9
12.1
15.2
16.6
47.0
46.9
48.2
46.7
37.1
36.6
36.6
36.0
10.0
10.2
11.6
10.7
11.2
11.3
16
16
189
34.1
34.1
32.4
34.9
11.6
11.7
11.8
11.6
17.2
19.2
16.5
16.9
25.2
21.4
18.6
16.1
309
362
11 6
141
33.2
38.5
6.1
6.2
5.3
6.2
58
6.0
12.5
9455
969.8
979.3
9332
870.0
8537
31.1
29.7
32.0
384
31.1
41.3
301
423
5.7
5.3
5.6
56
5.8
53
9445
953.7
956.2
9438
1,017.3
1,166.9
30.2
29.7
31.2
40.3
42.2
1,207.9
1 ,248.0
1 3237
1,334.6
1 318.2
1 2558
29.6
26.6
39.5
38.6
308
390
28.8
31.2
40.4
44.5
298
449
1 2061
1,246.4
1,192.4
1 1791
1,174.3
1,180.9
322
448
30.2
28.0
44.7
43.1
280
427
28.8
29.3
35.0
23.6
Mav
350
230
590
32.2
19.5
60.7
July
August
September
October
November
December
31.9
29.9
30.3
29.6
29.7
30.6
20.4
17.1
26.2
24.3
25.1
23.2
58.9
52.6
61.8
63.6
66.4
66.2
1,237.1
1,250.0
1,120.7
1,129.0
1,139.3
1,144.0
307
393
409
43 1
303
29.7
29.8
17
43.9
42.4
5.8
5.0
5.4
53
5.0
5.4
17
9.1
8.5
10
1787
1820
189.6
2002
4441
768
i»564
11
106.5
10
1235
857
1304
136.8
98.6
1233
1134
112.5
125 1
1163
1246
128.6
136.3
1295
1320
1107
124 1
120.8
16
17
16
88
128.0
116.5
1004
95.2
98.1
104.8
112.3
120.5
48.9
37.7
495
382
45.7
49.1
36.0
39.2
166
463
366
11.5
18.9
49.9
39.2
10.6
110.7
124
10.0
11.1
23.3
27.2
31.5
48.4
45.8
47.1
37.9
35.6
36.5
105
12.3
11.9
1268
130.2
126.2
9.7
9.9
97
1196
11 8
107
338
464
363
100
96.4
90.3
90.1
1003
12.5
12.0
123
134
32.9
30.1
47.7
45.8
37.6
35.8
10.1
10.0
107.2
116.8
13.3
13.6
13.7
14.1
13.9
13.8
46.0
46.7
44.9
132
126
10.9
46.5
48.6
35.8
36.7
36.4
38.6
36.8
37.8
10.2
10.0
13.2
13.6
26.3
22.5
19.0
16.1
17.0
18.8
125.6
134.7
137.1
134.5
132.0
128.0
50.1
44.6
48.1
47.6
49.2
40.1
35.3
38.4
37.9
39.1
5.0
4.9
5.3
5.2
5.4
51
13.6
13.2
42.0
41.1
50
5.3
4.4
48
5.0
5.1
27.8
28.1
34.8
30.3
28.0
27.9
36.9
36.9
42.5
44.1
41.7
39.9
4.3
4.1
4.3
4.5
4.6
4.6
14.4
14.2
13.7
13.4
13.5
13.4
30.0
30.5
29.3
30.4
30.5
29.4
39.8
40.7
39.6
40.8
40.6
36.8
4.6
4.4
3.9
4.4
4.4
3.6
13.6
13.4
12.6
12.6
12.6
12.5
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
36.4
78.9
2151
29.9
32.2
28.7
32.4
38.3
38.7
159.4
321 3
438.1
469.3
5020
525.6
14.2
5.8
5.4
5.9
5.9
6.4
5.8
June
15
238.3
2555
238 4
11
296.1
307 1
290
30 3
11
324
328
144
32.1
30.5
32.3
35.6
37.7
35.3
1,219.8
1,177.6
1 163.0
1,182.7
1,191.6
1,229.5
53.6
95.9
9.5
9.1
9.5
7.4
8.3
17
479
12.6
13.1
10.0
11.8
22.9
25.8
27.4
28.3
29.3
136
11 9
277
470
372
133
127
14.1
13.7
13.3
11.8
129
105
8.9
7.3
25.5
23.1
21.3
18.3
17.7
19.6
46.7
49.3
48.7
49.4
47.1
45.5
37.2
38.8
38.9
40.1
38.2
37.3
22.9
24.4
26.0
27.1
27.1
25.3
48.5
41.0
47.9
45.2
48.5
45.5
22.0
17.3
14.5
13.1
14.1
15.9
45.7
46.8
46.1
47.0
46.3
49.0
129
13.9
14.3
6.3
5.4
7.1
8.0
10.5
12.5
13.1
13.4
12.4
13.7
9.7
7.5
10.2
10.6
9.4
9.3
9.7
10.7
10.0
9.3
9.7
9.7
10.1
9.8
17
116.8
112.0
112.1
119.2
127.2
133.4
9.8
9.3
8.9
8.2
141.4
148.9
151.2
149.0
146.4
134.7
41.2
34.6
40.0
37.3
39.8
36.7
7.3
6.4
7.9
7.9
8.7
8.8
120.9
114.1
107.6
104.6
106.8
109.4
36.4
38.1
36.9
39.0
38.5
40.5
9.3
8.7
9.3
8.0
7.8
8.4
109.8
111.2
110.1
107.1
101.9
9.5
10.6
94.0
120
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
PULP, PAPER, AND PAPER PRODUCTS—PULP WOOD, WASTE PAPER, AND WOODPULP
PULPWOOD AND WASTE PAPER
YEAR AND MONTH
Pulpwood (Thousands of cords—
128 cu. ft.) »
Receipts
1961
Consumption
Stocks,
end of
period
WOODPULP (Thousands of short tons) *
Producton
Waste paper
(Thousands 2of short
tons)
Consumption
Stocks,
end of
period
Total, ail
grades*
Dissolving and
special
alpha
SuHate s
Sulfite
Groundwood
1965
41,577
44,020
46,022
50,793
53,208
42,191
44,070
46,435
50,148
51,970
5,495
5,255
4,732
4,997
5,923
9,018
9,075
9,551
9,843
10,231
562
529
599
621
622
26,523
27,908
30,121
32,415
33,993
1,195
1,267
1,371
1,457
1,482
15,422
16,301
17,941
20,101
21,509
2,574
2,565
2,689
2,685
2,684
3,208
3,397
3,468
3,596
3,595
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
57,064
57,062
61,332
65,707
68,863
56,260
55,932
62,092
65,892
67,562
6,527
6,586
5,721
5,417
6,594
10,564
9,888
10,222
10,939
10,594
770
826
586
608
571
36,603
36,677
40,892
42,813
43,546
1,527
1,448
1,679
1,676
1,705
23,681
23,998
27,155
28,609
29,472
2,748
2,563
2,435
2,285
2,344
3,702
3,885
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
66,918
70,273
73,493
77,103
65,456
67,157
71,538
73,596
74,327
65,421
6,246
4,784
4,688
7,213
6,571
11,000
11,703
12,374
12,098
10,367
696
626
516
848
731
43,903
46,767
48,327
48,349
43,084
1,674
1,656
1,637
1,723
1,583
29,551
31,826
33,045
33,012
5
29,21 3
2,163
2,173
2,184
2,210
1,951
4,462
4,639
4,670
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
72,265
72,867
74,824
76,928
81,007
72,011
73,935
74,170
77,594
79,703
6,417
5,840
6,001
5,443
6,697
11,874
12,103
12,586
13,739
13,185
779
661
740
719
892
47,721
49,132
50,020
51,177
52,958
1,443
1,436
1,405
1,447
1,417
32,777
34,064
35,457
36,339
37,981
2,034
4,649
4,852
4,655
1962
1963
1964.
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
8
78,929
8
79,725
8
6,250
8
13,083
8
1,081
8
53,41 3
8
1,356
8
38,669
1,795
Semichemical
Total, all
mills
4,711
4,351
4,619
5,301
8
5,703
8
Pulp
mills
Paper
and
board
mills
Non-
paper
mills
Total, all
grades
Dissolv-
ing and
special
llpte
506
531
408
462
436
68
77
76
92
82
1,178
1,186
1,422
1,602
1,402
435
480
524
581
535
275
419
315
236
378
456
418
426
516
470
84
80
86
99
70
1,572
1,710
1,902
2,103
3,755
563
607
671
744
869
3,201
1,045
848
874
1,177
1,158
576
298
380
440
519
398
464
413
637
552
71
86
81
100
87
2,175
2,253
2,344
2,802
2,565
790
793
736
788
692
3,576
3,542
3,549
3,889
3,947
1,372
1,302
1,080
798
944
684
631
459
318
439
623
609
551
421
449
65
62
70
59
57
2,518
2,640
2,599
2,935
3,805
730
796
757
764
769
54
3,678
3,395
784
631
7
4,178
4,416
4,404
2,012
1,643
1,814
1,911
8
Exports8
Stocks, end of period
3,754
8
867
864
717
779
757
292
256
235
226
238
815
917
827
851
917
1,081
8
540
7
8
486
8
5,949
5,766
6,722
6,335
6,541
6,913
6,404
6,287
6,987
6,869
6,741
6,901
5,820
5,375
5,116
4,803
4,603
4,599
1,078
1,027
1,139
1,083
1,123
1,090
673
618
641
639
668
666
3,920
3,783
4,303
4,096
4,329
4,291
98
92
127
121
139
136
3,046
2,935
3,281
3,070
3,287
3,286
107
115
162
160
164
155
348
341
388
378
376
362
320
300
346
368
362
352
847
803
836
907
939
907
410
390
377
409
443
394
373
349
387
431
434
452
64
64
72
68
61
61
165
198
213
214
224
310
41
58
60
46
47
83
6,505
6,955
6,465
7,505
6,564
6,479
6,469
6,644
6,448
7,103
6,723
6,057
4,558
4,847
4,943
5,320
5,112
5,443
1,002
1,137
1,040
1,150
1,051
985
662
665
633
642
638
719
4,042
4,299
4,088
4,470
4,225
3,874
125
155
109
148
130
118
3,088
3,257
3,055
3,330
3,260
2,942
142
154
158
161
154
150
353
387
370
389
359
355
333
352
397
442
321
310
895
892
781
813
834
930
393
402
327
360
369
364
439
438
386
390
404
507
63
64
68
63
61
59
279
247
275
265
255
290
88
71
63
64
67
75
June
6,906
6,996
6,895
6,677
6,800
7,365
6,923
6,614
7,044
6,762
6,811
6,969
5,320
5,677
5,555
5,464
5,425
5,715
1,060
1,055
1,158
1,035
1,054
1,050
652
605
632
607
668
672
4,390
4,152
4,496
4,243
4,447
4,307
146
125
134
134
138
126
3,380
3,183
3,446
3,238
3,403
3,297
147
154
158
152
161
156
364
358
394
375
395
386
353
332
364
345
351
342
850
843
867
922
976
971
377
365
355
385
420
435
417
418
447
471
485
462
55
60
62
66
72
74
212
269
321
360
317
362
43
54
91
84
58
79
July
August
September
October
November
December
6,782
6,893
6,722
6,878
6,408
6,480
6,356
6,719
6,601
6,779
6,710
6,234
6,114
6,310
6,349
6,396
6,123
6,697
957
1,051
1,051
1,153
1,068
1,070
743
727
747
790
763
892
3,965
4,334
4,186
4,319
4,224
3,851
111
129
94
124
123
126
3,049
3,324
3,216
3,292
3,236
2,867
130
150
160
164
157
155
369
397
388
411
366
393
306
335
328
328
341
311
982
1,034
960
960
1,042
944
461
493
454
467
542
439
453
479
452
440
446
449
68
62
54
54
54
57
356
385
313
341
247
322
73
70
60
52
52
52
6,832
6,378
6,847
6,528
6,465
6,649
6,700
6,477
6,889
6,882
6,716
6,790
6,336
6,210
6,009
5,528
5,123
4,985
1,109
1,148
1,229
1,195
1,159
1,204
825
922
854
910
866
925
4,355
4,128
4,621
4,501
4,584
4,398
116
115
110
108
125
120
3,305
3,138
3,556
3,479
3,516
3,351
167
155
157
148
165
159
420
396
438
421
425
430
348
325
360
345
353
338
1,031
1,107
1,035
1,077
1,088
1,154
542
568
531
581
607
614
433
475
447
438
430
488
57
64
63
58
51
53
291
279
356
290
363
359
67
61
83
48
61
70
6,799
6,706
6,774
7,206
6,258
5,972
6,526
6,656
6,645
7,058
6,459
5,658
5,464
5,552
5,693
5,917
5,600
6,250
1,063
1,190
1,109
1,135
1,016
966
940
959
958
949
941
1,081
4,057
4,513
4,309
4,459
4,268
3,590
102
140
102
113
129
85
3,129
3,445
3,309
3,443
3,251
2,675
126
155
149
154
147
130
387
444
427
423
407
420
313
330
322
326
301
279
1,224
1,287
1,141
1,267
1,341
1,081
667
730
602
745
842
540
497
505
485
462
443
486
59
52
54
60
56
54
237
300
347
274
267
315
65
65
63
62
53
85
June
221
303
319
316
326
302
50
42
62
52
69
55
July
August
September
October
November
December
261
279
298
237
247
285
32
60
52
50
55
51
July .
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
Mav
1981:
January
February
March
April ...
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April .
Mav
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
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BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
PULP, PAPER, AND PAPER PRODUCTS—WOODPULP, PAPER AND BOARD
PAPER AND BOARD
WOODPULP
YEAR AND MONTH
ExportsAll
other »
SELECTED TYPES OF PAPER
Production 2
Imports l
Producer price
indexes 3
Orders
Orders
Total, all
grades
Dissolving and
special
alpha
All other
Wet-
All
grades,
total
Paper
Paperboard
machine
board
Construction paper
and
board
Paperboard
(1967 =
100)
Building
paper
and
board
(1967 =
New
100)
4
Coated paper
Groundwood paper, uncoated
Unfilled,
end of
period
Shipments
New
Unfilled,
end of
period
Shipments
Thousands of short tons, except as noted
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965 .
743
706
898
1,021
897
2,467
2,788
2775
2,922
3 127
159
273
260
272
280
2,307
2516
2515
2,650
2847
35,749
37541
39230
41 ,703
44080
15,823
16,537
17300
18,152
19187
16,535
17,484
18239
19,605
20,834
155
146
141
148
144
3,236
3,374
3551
3,798
3915
97.4
98.0
997
101.6
101.5
109.7
1058
1047
102.5
1009
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1,009
1 102
1,231
1 359
2,886
3355
3 162
3,540
4040
3,538
293
265
302
298
273
3065
2898
3,238
3743
3,265
47 113
46926
51 ,246
54188
53,516
20,653
20944
22,398
23,595
23,625
22,574
22085
24,504
26,069
25,477
148
144
155
148
139
3,739
3753
4,189
4376
4,276
102.2
1000
95.9
99.4
101.1
1008
1000
100.9
1057
101.2
1 171
1,245
107
90
1 089
1,072
3230
3,163
200
183
3348
3,279
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1,385
1,460
1 607
2,015
1 872
3,515
3,728
3993
4,123
3078
313
224
177
221
140
3,202
3,504
3816
3,902
2937
55,086
59,457
61 304
59,930
52521
23,81 1
25,435
26483
26,651
23,306
26,136
28,522
29,267
28,016
24,452
138
148
149
144
115
5,001
5,352
5406
5,118
4,648
102.4
105.5
115 1
152.2
170.3
103.0
1064
1128
123.5
127 1
1,216
1,405
1 240
1,255
1,245
80
164
153
167
172
1,069
1,099
1 148
1,165
1 106
3,255
3630
3729
3,642
3 166
287
393
410
296
313
3,233
3527
3825
3,822
3 194
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1,787
1,844
1,841
2170
3,037
3727
3,864
4,025
4318
4,051
188
179
176
155
194
3539
3,686
3,849
4 163
3,858
59898
62,722
64,300
66608
65,834
26,612
28,096
28,506
30012
30,164
27,840
29,006
30,033
30,936
31,143
130
129
136
144
138
5,316
5,492
5,625
5,516
4,390
176.3
176.5
179.6
202.1
234.6
1387
157.0
187.4
1824
206.2
1,296
1,336
1,414
1 519
1,475
151
137
185
149
110
1 278
1,331
1,354
1 509
1,498
3954
4,279
4432
4547
4,753
337
398
404
385
391
3981
4,261
4,453
4527
4,673
1981
1982
2,894
2,763
4,086
3,894
201
162
3,885
3,732
3,847
258.1
254.9
231.7
239.4
1,449
1,469
100
91
1,463
1,459
4,853
4,998
360
325
4,940
5,032
June
124
139
150
168
177
227
331
347
384
323
456
347
16
5
27
10
8
6
315
341
357
312
448
340
5,301
5 110
5,821
5,542
5,735
5,571
2,372
2,322
2,604
2,475
2,571
2,486
2,476
2,359
2,714
2,581
2,657
2,609
9
11
13
10
12
11
445
418
490
475
495
465
188.5
190.2
192.9
197.9
199.2
199.8
184.1
183.6
182.6
183.4
183.3
180.8
134
112
144
114
120
129
150
154
168
158
145
147
117
113
128
126
130
127
397
344
402
395
374
339
363
370
361
381
383
359
367
354
409
377
375
353
July
August
September
October
November
December ...
191
176
211
201
189
215
352
378
323
358
373
347
8
18
21
6
18
11
344
360
302
352
355
336
5,280
5852
5,362
6023
5,733
5,278
2,374
2,640
2,409
2,726
2,596
2,436
2,448
2,694
2,481
2,775
2,687
2,454
8
13
13
15
14
16
450
505
458
507
436
372
201.7
206.4
209.6
211.3
212.8
215.4
178.0
179 1
182.6
1835
183.6
184.6
134
140
128
143
110
111
162
163
174
177
156
149
124
133
122
136
132
120
398
401
349
381
402
366
413
395
384
359
374
385
362
407
365
407
383
368
June
169
215
230
276
259
283
365
328
445
320
373
336
15
14
13
24
13
29
350
314
432
296
360
307
5834
5,557
5811
5,417
5506
5373
2684
2,537
2651
2,569
2,579
2439
2718
2,580
2,768
2,521
2,612
2608
13
11
12
11
10
11
419
429
379
315
306
315
221.8
223.7
227.4
232.1
235.5
2389
1862
191.7
1987
201.3
206.8
2089
162
117
134
115
103
115
137
149
153
141
117
103
132
115
132
127
131
127
454
396
363
393
412
358
345
365
306
321
352
336
418
390
415
377
380
364
July
August
September
October
November ..
December
283
315
252
289
195
270
285
344
300
298
323
334
10
21
10
12
24
10
276
323
290
286
299
324
5044
5,389
5,393
5,821
5445
5,245
2276
2,425
2,426
2,660
2,463
2,463
2422
2,584
2,571
2,731
2,608
2,420
10
10
12
12
12
12
336
370
383
418
369
350
237 1
238.4
239.5
239.9
241.7
239.6
211 8
210.3
210.2
212.7
216.5
219.7
121
136
121
139
123
115
109
118
112
121
125
110
118
127
122
130
121
124
401
386
390
435
380
395
398
411
402
421
398
391
340
378
389
421
394
405
June
224
218
272
243
302
289
380
355
368
295
414
349
23
g
22
8
26
8
356
346
346
287
388
341
5646
5331
6,005
5891
5,757
5,724
2,617
2448
2,762
2679
2,626
2,622
2,675
2523
2,848
2,810
2,751
2,734
12
17
16
18
15
11
342
343
379
383
365
357
250.2
252,8
225.1
255.7
258.8
259.2
219.7
2257
227.9
232.5
237.3
237.4
129
113
126
103
128
107
122
124
132
111
117
106
129
114
122
127
121
120
394
377
427
409
405
406
365
352
345
324
320
313
426
391
438
405
411
411
July
August
September
October
November
December
172
236
284
212
214
230
329
323
279
406
318
269
25
10
24
27
10
8
304
313
255
379
308
262
5,347
5653
5,548
5,592
5,252
4,693
2,451
2,603
2,556
2,676
2,500
2,309
2,543
2,705
2,688
2,629
2,497
2,177
12
14
14
14
9
9
342
332
290
273
246
197
259.4
260.6
261.6
261.7
261.6
260.0
235.5
234.2
234.2
233.3
232.1
230.3
125
130
118
117
95
122
119
122
134
117
90
112
111
126
110
133
116
113
407
424
409
448
396
363
341
340
317
324
319
308
387
422
434
439
399
389
June
172
261
257
264
257
247
270
310
296
306
302
287
26
g
10
22
8
12
244
301
286
284
294
275
259.7
261 4
261 1
261.2
2588
255.9
233.8
231 4
2396
236.3
2402
240.0
113
112
123
140
116
113
89
95
98
104
102
99
110
108
126
123
115
118
397
411
407
408
381
432
343
361
332
336
307
306
404
389
437
409
408
431
July
August
September
October
November
December
229
219
246
186
192
234
289
350
541
303
375
264
6
17
8
18
18
8
283
333
533
285
357
256
255.0
255.4
2507
248.0
2476
2441
239.8
244.4
2434
241.5
241 0
2420
138
113
125
131
121
108
117
100
104
99
93
91
121
124
121
139
126
112
399
443
407
446
415
412
312
307
285
282
308
325
400
443
433
447
433
398
5
66,440
5
30,850
5
3 1,582
1979:
January
February
March
April... .
May
5
160
5
1980:
January
February
March ....
April
May
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
122
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
PULP, PAPER, AND PAPER PRODUCTS—PAPER AND PRODUCTS
NEWSPRINT (Thousands of metric tons, except as noted)
SELECTED TYPES OF PAPER
(Thousands of
short tons) s
Uncoated free sheet
paper
YEAR AND MONTH
Unbleached
kraft
packaging
and
New
orders
Shipments
industrial
converting
paper—
United States
Canada
Stocks at
Tissue
paperProduction
Production1
Shipments
from
mills >
Stocks at
mills, end
of
period1
Production1
Shipments
from
mills l
Stocks at
mills, end
of
period l
Consumption by
publishers 2
and in
transit to
publishers, end
of
Imports
(Short
tons) 3
period2
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
.
1971
1972....
1973
1974
1975
.
6,089
6,701
6,355
5,481
6,332
7,069
7,164
5,670
3,670
3,672
3,602
3,649
3,750
3,977
4,039
4,286
3,979
3,811
3,902
4,080
3,312
3,671
6,690
6,825
8,505
8,362
3,051
3,136
19
35
24
24
30
3,153
3,317
3,391
8
3,230
3,348
3,146
3,330
3,395
8
3,230
3,348
37
24
21
8
23
19
8,923
9,568
9,792
8
9,330
8,395
6,084
6,060
6,007
6,632
7,028
151
161
169
161
136
1,900
1,954
2,012
2,051
2,037
7,638
7,304
7,286
7,945
7,808
7,607
7,228
7,345
7,930
7,795
167
243
184
200
214
2,253
2,458
2,762
3,050
7,670
7,586
8,075
8,345
8
8,706
7,010
301
228
175
8
130
86
8,001
8,292
8
8,662
6,966
1,892
1,961
30
23
31
20
17
6,110
6,070
6,015
6,623
7,003
3,142
2,003
2,062
2,039
2,250
2,441
2,772
6,816
7,345
7,696
8,461
8,940
8,805
8
Price,
rolls,
contract,
f.o.b. mill,
freight
allowed
or
delivered
(Index,
1967 =
100) *
PAPER
PRODUCTS—
Shipping
containers,
corrugated
and solid
fiber,
shipments
(Mil. sq. ft.
surface
area) 6
530
548
494
531
520
5,413
5,954
6,323
96.1
96.1
96.1
96.0
94.6
114,561
122,181
128,663
137,261
148,471
618
572
574
634
679
6,991
6,599
6,462
6,790
6,635
97.4
100.0
101.1
104.4
107.6
160,452
162,596
173,814
185,652
184,865
640
494
547
750
666
6,881
7,101
7,410
7,399
5,847
112.2
116.7
122.2
151.2
184.0
191,832
211,926
228,052
216,072
194,329
5,435
5,477
3,815
3,884
4,098
3,962
4,186
4,286
4,215
4,520
4,375
8,154
8,841
8,756
8,625
7,903
8,169
8,913
8,780
8,622
271
256
184
162
165
3,389
3,511
3,418
3,685
4,239
3,382
3,507
3,429
3,689
4,234
26
31
20
16
21
8,719
9,279
9,864
10,197
10,089
836
722
660
628
732
6,569
6,559
7,484
7,223
7,279
198.2
215.4
226.3
249.4
9
279.3
216,371
227,198
243,898
250,643
241,377
3,880
3,688
4,518
4,438
8,946
8,117
8,915
8,074
194
250
4,753
4,574
4,735
4,525
38
86
10,165
10,115
961
854
6,977
6,531
9
8,187
308.0
316.2
246,152
234,846
658
599
687
622
695
677
650
621
721
665
712
715
316
319
338
337
346
336
357
347
401
378
397
387
753
685
750
726
723
720
710
662
763
722
750
734
228
251
238
242
215
201
286
280
316
289
307
306
286
278
318
291
305
304
20
22
20
18
20
21
777
769
875
885
886
814
640
646
650
642
609
625
623
613
651
568
575
585
230.5
238.9
244.7
244.7
247.7
247.7
20,929
19,464
22,868
20,585
21,723
20,960
July
August
September
October
November
December
637
700
630
679
640
602
641
728
658
732
691
656
320
336
317
345
330
304
374
400
367
394
371
346
720
736
696
765
749
732
720
748
669
782
744
774
202
190
216
199
204
162
301
323
306
334
330
307
304
322
305
334
328
315
19
20
21
22
24
16
786
827
862
924
908
884
668
654
612
584
556
628
577
634
533
590
636
636
247.7
247.7
247.7
262.1
265.1
268.2
19,672
22,119
20,325
23,562
20,327
18,109
1980:
January
February ..
March
April
May
June
736
653
693
660
633
584
748
710
759
716
714
683
346
335
342
319
325
299
384
372
401
373
378
343
777
738
782
766
767
717
727
744
777
763
774
732
212
205
210
214
207
192
343
334
358
339
368
356
336
334
351
346
365
346
23
24
30
23
26
36
790
791
881
847
859
817
617
670
683
724
749
806
619
624
685
631
648
641
269.4
269.4
269.4
269.4
277.6
283.7
21,993
20,452
21,466
20,559
18,909
19,115
July
August
September
October
November
December
581
598
601
735
616
618
612
676
664
728
662
671
282
306
311
328
302
293
321
349
353
370
367
345
601
692
651
735
708
691
640
662
642
735
691
735
154
183
192
192
208
165
341
374
353
377
358
338
350
371
350
381
346
357
27
30
32
28
40
21
760
819
823
913
909
880
793
793
782
763
696
732
550
546
584
588
568
596
283.7
18,337
19,208
20,873
23,032
18,668
19,259
693
603
710
664
698
612
690
656
744
731
731
695
322
309
345
348
342
317
372
352
395
372
386
374
751
702
766
772
770
748
695
684
769
781
744
776
221
238
235
225
251
223
379
356
399
391
402
404
374
357
395
392
400
395
26
25
29
29
30
39
781
761
860
867
897
814
768
807
827
846
847
902
584
587
620
584
622
568
301.9
301.9
301.9
301.9
301.9
21,136
19,916
21,656
21,590
19,938
21,151
639
633
627
677
570
592
645
675
688
713
655
600
298
330
318
311
326
269
347
395
372
390
373
350
726
677
707
815
769
743
738
652
708
795
773
800
211
236
235
255
252
194
405
426
400
420
412
359
401
421
410
417
407
367
43
48
38
41
46
38
791
827
839
922
914
892
952
928
944
959
947
961
568
502
513
649
624
557
301.9
309.3
316.8
316.8
316.8
316.8
20,710
20,801
21,257
22,058
18,317
17,587
628
612
713
641
621
645
676
658
745
689
669
670
311
324
343
288
272
291
355
365
406
356
365
358
781
717
760
694
743
652
670
696
742
705
718
610
305
325
343
332
357
399
415
378
420
396
385
383
406
376
413
374
376
381
46
48
55
76
86
89
790
774
867
862
879
803
981
1,038
1,068
1,045
1,012
1,003
585
524
608
503
620
570
316.8
318.1
318.1
321.1
322.4
319.4
18,896
18,706
21,147
19,957
18,777
20,071
610
674
640
684
656
642
628
705
684
716
695
649
271
326
296
315
327
280
339
383
359
387
383
372
617
642
557
698
657
599
614
598
601
684
691
744
402
446
403
417
395
250
363
372
353
406
373
330
351
363
353
398
389
346
101
110
110
118
102
86
769
806
836
928
893
908
992
952
898
861
832
854
460
520
489
587
567
498
318.4
318.4
318.4
318.4
299.8
299.8
18,610
20,414
20,657
21,064
19,043
17,540
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
6,392
6,833
7,538
7,836
7,694
6,830
3,839
7,139
7,571
8,195
8,326
1981
1982
7,735
7,820
8,234
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
8,088
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
283.8
283.8
283.8
298.3
123
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
RUBBER AND RUBBER PRODUCTS—RUBBER, AND TIRES AND TUBES
Con-
YEAR AND MONTH
sumption
{Thousands of
metric
tons) »
Stocks,
end of
period
(Thousands of
metric
tons) »
Imports,
including
latex and
IBS?
sands of
long
tons) 2
PNEUMATIC CASINGS (Thousands)
SYNTHETIC
NATURAL
Shipments 5
Price,
wholesale,
smoked
sheetsNew
York
(Dollars
per
pound)3
Production
(Thousands of
metric
tons) 4
Consumption
(Thousands of
metric
tons) 4
Stocks,
end of
period
(Thousands of
metric
tons) *
Exports
(Thousands of
Production5
7
Original
equipment
Total
tons) 2
7
7
Replacement
equipment
7
82,844
89,095
89,866
100,369
107,905
34,101
41,999
47,134
48,045
58,280
Exports
7
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
434.20
470.19
464.57
489.23
522.98
69.17
71.30
61.55
88.24
101.62
390.91
421.53
379.53
441.19
445.32
0.296
.285
.263
.252
.257
1,426.56
1,599.75
1,634.28
1,793.28
1,842.35
1,119.87
1,276.11
1,327.78
1,474.82
1,564.84
260.36
266.29
287.56
301.90
316.96
296.98
303.70
283.21
321.26
281.78
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
554.44
496.70
591.20
607.88
568.30
93.06
113.46
109.49
108.20
104.25
431.66
452.80
540.17
585.28
549.93
.236
.199
.198
.262
.218
2,001.61
1,942.57
2,165.34
2,286.33
2,232.28
1,692.82
1,654.41
1,926.65
2,056.57
1,948.65
354.29
375.88
374.07
448.11
523.05
308.44
299.80
291.03
226.49
291.39
135.46
118.59
124.41
137.54
105.38
612.72
602.16
642.91
681.32
656.60
.180
.181
.351
.398
.299
495.19
503.64
529.36
618.70
369.86
269.82
257.10
275.84
267.12
214.49
.395
.416
.496
.651
.730
2,303.75
2,417.53
2,475.21
2,534.50
2,015.24
2,175.26
2,464.09
2,436.40
2,340.62
1,854.01
458.12
426.83
424.07
402.86
341.77
267.99
239.98
254.96
385.11
422.78
.576
.453
2,021.45
1,831.78
1,889.71
1,744.83
349.02
269.66
334.63
284.62
181,762
178,500
201,105
201,236
41,711
38,633
153,716
158,688
5,678
3,915
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
13
587.09
650.89
696.45
719.05
669.97
13
7
2,277.00
2,455.49
2,627.01
2,498.22
1,937.85
7
2,126.78
2,328.32
2,439.40
2,355.82
2,022.43
7
116,781
133,872
139,073
158,113
167,854
216,361
229,611
223,418
211,390
186,705
187,953
23 1,638
223,406
206,687
159,263
54,680
47,733
58,392
55,632
46,135
173,464
172,939
199,155
204,835
194,541
177,169
163,192
203,060
207,826
190,403
10
118,309
132,648
138,547
150,488
169,060
10
214,539
227,944
238,883
209,418
196,295
10
58,941
63,924
69,600
55,245
47,467
60,138
210,702
226,583 "65,998
66,884
236,640
58,072
213,929
40,227
177,063
1,363
1,553
1,546
2,075
2,875
7
26,366
27,865
29,452
37,553
37,016
Exports 6
8
977
1,064
982
1,589
2,381
INNER
TUBES,
EXPORTS
(Thousands) •
9
798
975
913
896
1,189
42,569
34,782
42,128
49,152
50,175
2,051
1,450
2,518
2,364
1,531
1,100
849
1,390
1,098
1,002
54,982
60,255
50,275
55,242
50,020
1,589
2,127
4,393
9,229
6,124
979
766
1,290
3,608
3,998
145,869
34,768
4,695
155,195 "5,390 "47,181
165,193
43,472
4,563
5,077
150,780
44,873
131,271
33,298
5,565
4,784
6,023
5,328
6,572
9,058
3,167
2,298
3,015
3,576
4,557
40,863
39,955
11,088
5,971
3,428
1,924
2,436
2,121
3,202
2,419
1,898
116,348
123,085
137,562
146,785
146,508
10
Stocks,
end of
period5
153,646
161 ,689
165,183
145,449
142,706
10
1,953
2,331
4,100
8,724
6,122
10
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
730.73
780.13
764.65
739.00
586.15
125.33
127.65
125.58
132.12
126.67
712.90
792.41
746.23
747.68
598.31
1981
1982
634.67
660.60
142.43
95.42
662.41
618.27
June
68.25
66.62
74.53
61.77
60.22
58.95
121.36
115.59
116.13
136.63
130.17
137.67
72.84
64.22
72.80
89.89
54.96
81.96
.544
.570
.615
.674
.754
.688
207.94
200.81
232.08
216.68
223.32
210.66
226.00
201.36
224.39
201.50
211.99
179.55
407.09
399.97
393.57
398.92
391.53
401.26
23.62
22.29
27.74
29.43
28.74
34.61
20,352
19,592
21,807
18,609
18,544
15,603
17,227
16,422
21,952
19,002
19,629
19,845
5,644
5,451
6,765
5,185
5,987
5,774
11,148
10,530
14,771
13,499
13,274
13,745
436
442
416
319
368
326
47,212
51,284
52,223
53,540
53,033
49,362
560
437
648
457
510
686
312
218
350
160
186
210
July
August
September
October
November
December
57.94
63.17
57.73
65.17
55.55
47.90
145.95
144.38
135.56
135.00
124.50
132.12
56.22
58.25
58.90
46.08
43.62
47.94
.638
.655
.640
.685
.670
.679
202.92
202.75
209.95
213.83
206.03
207.55
176.52
202.29
187.94
202.83
174.53
163.25
411.28
402.22
402.75
389.91
402.05
402.86
34.51
39.37
34.90
38.61
36.53
34.76
14,904
16,911
15,985
17,775
14,480
12,340
15,402
18,500
18,764
20,149
14,591
12,446
3,263
3,353
4,684
5,059
3,928
2,980
11,780
14,646
13,619
14,537
10,210
9,024
359
501
462
553
452
442
49,397
48,422
46,002
44,357
44,546
44,873
384
616
501
666
581
527
277
310
438
259
362
493
62.96
57.27
55.69
46.85
42.33
41.25
131.40
135.33
141.36
152.42
145.70
147.39
76.82
56.00
73.96
38.90
55.26
44.46
.730
.865
.733
.723
.690
.685
195.58
194.65
206.77
192.40
159.57
129.64
170.78
176.09
191.06
148.89
135.73
120.14
439.90
436.16
427.56
452.15
445.08
429.22
31.46
34.48
41.98
41.68
46.88
37.33
15,188
15,059
15,082
13,678
11,370
10,716
13,700
12,445
15,180
15,558
14,056
15,301
3,830
3,974
4,208
3,271
3,131
3,073
9,463
8,004
10,443
11,791
10,505
11,786
407
467
528
496
419
442
46,760
49,993
50,471
49,220
46,972
42,817
605
698
1,098
863
787
618
405
481
420
438
328
441
38.84
43.16
49.38
49.48
50.26
48.69
149.89
138.50
132.90
129.52
123.14
126.67
38.49
31.37
55.92
31.77
50.31
45.06
.673
.680
.728
.790
.730
110.29
123.67
149.76
174.59
178.45
193.69
131.03
133.73
165.97
167.86
157.70
155.13
391.19
372.33
339.73
325.35
328.87
341.77
36.54
30.46
25.51
33.45
30.72
32.31
10,206
12,057
13,911
15,790
12,861
13,346
13,457
15,537
17,564
18,034
13,305
12,926
2,217
2,521
3,615
4,304
3,376
2,707
10,817
12,566
13,497
13,133
9,499
9,767
423
450
452
597
431
452
40,079
37,057
33,730
32,112
32,363
33,298
572
657
885
638
691
946
458
265
464
226
314
317
48.98
52.59
55.44
55.06
53.93
59.52
128.01
125.44
122.83
127.56
124.05
119.51
30.06
86.64
53.38
67.62
66.36
50.47
.713
.690
.650
.590
.580
.570
193.53
169.68
200.37
180.94
175.92
158.18
152.95
166.68
194.00
144.88
167.10
154.13
364.50
354.60
346.99
365.86
368.29
359.79
31.21
31.65
38.73
31.77
32.00
28.55
15,434
15,614
16,805
15,438
15,157
15,447
14,502
14,180
18,200
18,018
18,048
19,355
3,199
3,251
4,356
4,206
4,346
4,588
10,825
10,349
13,135
13,291
13,226
14,271
478
580
709
521
476
496
41,226
44,402
45,217
44,713
43,480
41,445
797
1,081
1,055
1,224
1,072
1,040
206
358
335
374
252
250
56.36
51.07
52.14
57.32
49.68
42.56
113.53
111.22
114.37
122.97
130.51
142.43
41.59
43.40
62.76
69.42
56.23
49.13
.560
.540
.504
.456
.483
161.50
159.72
168.44
169.98
157.68
125.51
144.69
164.99
163.52
163.75
141.13
131.88
369.44
353.40
351.91
352.57
364.38
349.02
26.27
21.97
24.40
23.94
22.49
21.65
14,321
15,443
15,894
16,604
13,750
11,855
17,417
17,614
18,018
18,217
13,992
13,544
3,062
2,846
3,158
3,578
2,758
2,363
13,902
14,405
14,504
14,165
10,823
10,820
453
363
356
474
411
361
39,998
39,601
38,986
39,487
41,112
40,863
830
1,134
725
653
990
485
350
337
259
268
208
231
June
55.26
59.90
50.20
57.77
63.34
68.90
127.05
126.46
121.29
116.56
110.83
105.39
50.99
59.33
45.71
53.86
56.19
63.39
.488
.465
.470
.453
.453
.461
155.61
162.29
187.90
171.73
171.11
156.83
153.31
140.67
154.27
145.31
148.45
154.52
333.31
336.77
349.24
358.25
364.42
352.92
27.76
23.46
31.18
26.53
24.73
25.23
14,866
15,387
17,051
15,077
14,856
15,669
14,144
13,704
17,312
17,676
18,216
19,428
2,478
2,769
3,697
3,679
3,970
4,074
11,365
10,573
13,216
13,652
13,989
15,018
301
362
399
345
257
336
42,904
46,254
47,817
46,583
45,337
43,475
385
461
614
454
463
653
141
151
254
174
102
178
July
August
September
October
November
December
32.69
65.63
48.75
53.27
48.87
56.01
110.16
97.74
88.99
90.21
95.38
95.42
38.67
54.35
40.60
54.36
51.37
49.45
.465
.468
.445
.426
.421
.418
139.71
145.47
147.89
154.37
122.37
116.51
135.82
150.45
158.14
131.00
136.82
136.06
342.84
326.64
304.27
318.80
294.56
269.66
20.40
22.04
22.83
21.13
20.47
18.86
12,293
14,835
15,528
15,381
13,585
13,972
16,421
17,700
18,938
17,851
15,325
14,521
3,038
2,817
3,022
2,919
2,652
3,518
13,199
14,625
15,583
14,605
12,337
10,606
264
258
333
327
336
397
40,763
40,192
38,685
38,116
38,436
39,955
381
454
385
489
377
474
195
162
201
192
162
113
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July .
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
Mav
12
12
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
11
11
11
124
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
STONE, CLAY, AND GLASS PRODUCTS—CEMENT, CLAY PRODUCTS, GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS
CLAY CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
PORTLAND
CEMENT—
Shipments,
finished
cement
(Thousands of
bbl.) »
322,673
334,563
352,180
368,925
7
374,086
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
Shipments z
Structural
tile,
except
facing
(Thousands
of
short
tons)
Brick,
ungiazed
(common and
face)
(Mil. of
std.
brick)
8
6,427.6
6,913.1
7,003.3
7,743.8
8,089.1
6
pipe and
fittings,
vitrified
(Thousands of
short
tons)
Facing
tile
(structural),
glazed
and
ungiazed
(Mil.
brick
equiv.)
GLASS CONTAINERS (Thousands of gross) *
Brick
(comFLAT
Floor
mon),
and
produc- GLASS—
Manufacer
wall tile
turers'
price, shipments,
and
f.o.b.
accestotal
sories, plant or
(ThouN.Y.
glazed
sands of
dock
and
dollars)
*
(Index,
ung1967
iazed
(Mil. of
3
100)
sq.ft.)
476,0 5 1,763.8 6 421 .6 228.4
422.9 8 1,743.6 402.7 253.1
8
31 9.7 1,726.6 6 380.9 6 277.9
311.4 1,837.2 353.4 288.8
313.3 1,732.2 326.9 283.4
91.5
92.5
93.6
94.4
95.6
260,451
285,987
317,299
324,955
354,308
Shipments, domestic
Narrow neck
Production
6
168,152
176,497
181,607
189,414
202,050
211,764
225,579
Total
6
164,010
172,240
176,298
184,773
195,924
Food
Beverage
Beer
17,904
18,989
19,225
20,829
21,548
12,081
14,240
16,195
17,664
20,283
21,974
26,213
29,438
33,252
36,134
21,605 27,098
23,631 38,185
8
23,61 2 44,384
24,232 56,232
8
24,878 6 69,854
Narrow neck and
wide mouth
Wide
mouth—
Food
Liquor
and
dairy
and wine
products
6
48,651
50,931
50,721
52,142
55,007
15,495
15,638
16,186
16,756
17,273
Medicinal and
toilet
Chemical,
household and
industrial
35,820
36,795
35,661
36,764
38,797
12,085
9,434
8,872
7,366
6,882
Stocks,
end of
period
21,408
21,128
25,641
25,375
26,945
380,694 7,551.7
374,017 7,117.4
397,448 7,556.8
409,826 7,289.7
390,461 6,496.0
267.4
234.5
192.5
241.5
181.0
1,610.3
1 ,504.4
1,705.5
1,783.5
1,622.3
308.1
240.1
220.5
209.0
173.0
272.7
257.5
274.5
284.8
250.4
98.3
100.0
103.3
107.8
112.2
343,138
322,067
387,469
416,870
384,790
204,093
228,766
221,853
260,267 251,050
6
269, 150 6 266,21 8
420,238
440,468
472,016
431,878
367,085
7,569.7
8,402.2
8,674.1
6,673.0
6,261.9
157.0
100.5
94.2
99.7
79.5
1,720.6
1,718.0
1,647.0
1,454.1
1,189.9
155.4
133.3
122.3
96.9
73.4
276.1
307.9
300.6
273.2
251.7
117.4
122.1
130.8
143.5
160.5
464,674
544,875
597,645
543,382
467,994
8
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
385,723
418,867
451,729
451,516
402,830
7,218.0
8,663.0
8,585.6
7,708.1
6,090.1
71.0
44.6
48.0
59.0
101.5
1,097.8
1,085.9
927.4
855.3
758.7
64.8
59.4
58.1
54.0
45.4
277.2
265.0
301.7
312.8
297.6
177.0
204.0
234.4
263.1
280.8
644,751
739,919
829,449
858,130
868,459
302,500
303,152
327,609
325,975
327,972
1981
1982
382,692
343,463
5,059.2
4,408.6
71.6
40.9
433.4
325.0
39.3
11.3
299.8
294.9
300.2
312.5
952,283
871,331
321,373
309,376
486.1
366.5
668.3
682.4
781.1
724.2
3.2
4.0
4.8
4.2
5.2
5.7
38.6
38.4
71.5
63.0
95.8
89.4
3.4
3.1
4.2
4.2
4.3
5.7
25.2
23.8
28.4
25.6
27.5
27.0
253.2
255.3
257.3
261.4
263.1
264.5
210,156
June
16,628
18,713
32,420
35,846
44,622
48,181
26,439
26,402
29,613
27,991
29,193
28,961
24,746
23,313
31,090
25,330
28,297
27,505
1,987
1,995
2,671
1,905
2,505
2,434
3,703
3,356
5,187
4,574
4,994
5,176
9,029
8,809
10,738
10,084
10,992
10,393
1,674
1,387
2,530
1,654
1,855
1,836
5,681
5,141
6,947
4,754
5,398
5,272
2,357
2,306
2,676
2,089
2,217
2,085
315
319
341
270
336
309
45,168
48,530
45,142
48,503
47,575
48,844
July
August
September
October
November
December
45,287
50,346
43,106
49,559
38,096
29,202
745.8
785.6
647.7
757.7
599.9
462.8
6.1
6.5
5.4
4.4
5.3
4.3
87.8
96.7
75.3
91.3
65.2
42.4
6.6
5.5
4.2
4.4
3.8
4.5
25.5
29.4
24.9
27.9
25.0
22.7
265.9
268.2
271.0
265.2
265.2
266.6
27,677
29,073
23,779
28,910
26,351
21,586
25,902
29,621
25,208
27,968
27,246
23,616
2,183
2,878
2,336
2,197
2,040
1,555
5,063
5,571
4,316
4,472
4,644
3,939
10,509
10,739
8,933
9,704
9,331
8,435
1,519
1,987
1,946
2,614
2,599
2,702
4,470
5,905
5,549
6,313
6,014
5,073
1,866
2,207
1,844
2,315
2,233
1,661
292
334
284
353
385
251
49,631
48,991
48,029
48,636
47,056
45,935
June
22,032
22,101
26,005
33,011
36,324
39,314
414.4
377.8
432.0
494.8
513.2
546.0
5.8
9.4
6.9
7.1
7.6
7.6
49.4
38.9
43.3
54.2
55.5
56.8
3.2
3.5
4.1
3.4
4.6
4.6
26.9
26.3
26.7
24.1
24.3
24.6
272.5
274.6
276.2 218,267
280.9
281.7
281.7 '"l9l",346"
27,774
28,566
29,021
27,592
27,091
27,562
25,307
25,740
29,105
25,424
26,231
28,556
2,110
2,524
2,738
2,345
2,337
2,418
3,721
3,629
4,886
4,506
5,127
5,555
9,140
9,684
10,109
9,706
10,409
11,892
2,013
1,816
2,213
1,752
1,856
2,149
5,532
5,236
6,302
4,501
4,244
4,273
2,486
2,471
2,535
2,390
2,036
2,026
305
380
322
224
222
243
46,788
49,418
49,398
51,415
52,334
51,743
July
August
September
October
November
December
39,840
39,644
40,489
43,303
31,824
28,181
559.8
558.3
591.7
645.8
507.9
448.6
9.0
8.9
9.4
9.7
10.3
9.7
74.5
79.9
82.0
100.5
76.5
47.3
4.2
3.0
3.8
4.2
3.2
3.6
24.1
24.4
26.1
25.9
21.1
23.1
281.7
280.7
281.6
285.9
286.3
286.3
27,771
29,218
27,044
29,766
25,454
21,113
28,979
29,515
30,857
27,225
23,502
23,458
2,253
2,714
2,833
2,169
1,783
1,851
6,078
5,742
5,716
4,827
3,902
4,159
11,876
11,388
10,925
9,928
9,058
8,563
1,873
2,031
2,278
2,478
2,035
2,080
4,713
5,233
6,401
5,247
4,621
4,909
1,882
2,108
2,379
2,316
1,906
1,715
304
299
325
260
197
181
50,424
49,212
45,410
47,630
49,024
46,966
June
20,665
20,782
30,229
35,165
34,181
38,074
376.3
353.1
501.4
516.2
488.0
472.0
5.0
8.7
7.6
5.5
6.9
5.3
34.4
32.1
47.2
42.3
36.5
33.6
3.0
2.6
3.6
3.6
3.3
4.0
21.3
22.5
28.0
26.6
25.0
25.4
290.2
289.6
299.3
300.1
301.3
302.4
25,961
25,456
28,201
27,851
28,200
29,532
23,578
23,318
29,507
27,502
26,996
30,374
2,118
2,238
2,666
2,211
2,410
2,670
3,959
3,704
5,149
5,419
5,151
6,368
7,944
8,221
10,117
10,943
10,874
11,591
2,013
1,879
2,598
2,123
1,836
2,146
5,045
4,874
6,301
4,450
4,614
5,165
2,213
2,157
2,359
2,138
1,889
2,172
286
245
317
218
222
262
50,069
51,651
49,755
49,836
51,054
50,255
July
August .
September
October
November
December
38,872
37,489
37,303
36,266
29,590
23,495
463.1
431.5
426.8
417.2
343.2
270.5
5.5
4.6
5.7
8.2
4.7
4.0
40.1
39.9
38.6
39.2
29.1
20.6
3.6
3.0
3.4
3.5
2.7
2.9
26.8
26.4
26.5
24.7
22.5
23.9
302.8
302.8
303.2
303.1
303.8
303.8
27,751
29,412
25,943
29,305
23,849
19,912
29,634
27,570
26,688
26,059
24,008
23,788
2,683
2,727
2,812
2,297
1,928
1,968
6,427
5,724
4,809
4,596
4,454
4,488
11,725
9,885
8,943
8,681
8,360
8,396
1,795
1,827
1,937
2,124
1,893
1,832
4,904
5,247
5,616
5,955
5,214
5,019
1,902
1,971
2,339
2,172
1,958
1,849
198
189
232
234
201
236
48,478
49,633
47,960
50,420
50,278
46,683
176.7
213.7
345.1
370.9
398.4
439.2
3.2
2.7
3.5
2.6
3.7
4.8
14.9
13.4
23.3
25.9
29.0
31.0
1.8
1.6
2.5
3.0
2.4
June
15,149
17,755
25,729
28,213
30,984
35,388
20.7
20.7
27.0
25.7
23.4
26.1
303.8
304.2
304.2
308.4
309.5
310.0
"8,559 "2,097 "5,491 "2,116
1,875
4,906
1,541
8,462
2,095
5,764
1,947
9,503
1,982
4,989
1,865
9,509
1,848
4,978
9,695
1,852
2,019
5,417
10,254
1,943
"255
212
261
270
182
198
46,462
49,124
50,405
51,009
51,433
49,982
July
August .
September
October
November
December
34,527
35,957
35,351
34,106
27,431
22,718
426.2
425.5
444.6
435.8
397.5
335.1
3.8
3.5
4.3
3.6
2.4
2.9
31.6
34.8
37.5
36.6
28.5
18.6
23.4
26.6
26.6
25.9
24.9
23.9
310.9
319.0
319.2 "220,472"
319.2
320.7
320.7 236,813
193
259
217
230
172
166
50,532
50,244
52,988
49,467
48,718
45,634
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971 ..
1972
1973
1974
1975
.
1979:
January
February
March .
April
May
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
1981:
January
February
March
April .
Mav
1982:
January
February
March
April .
May
10
(10)
(10)
(10)
(10)
(10)
(10)
(10)
205,321
216,087
226,566
211,049
247,797
233,439
248,658
243,260
226,926
194,972
219,074
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
6
264,836
268,457
279,027
280,397
283,055
8
6
8
8
292,345
304,114
317,440
319,842
323,899
319,022
307,231
11
8
9
9
67,552
71,053
71,000
65,631
64,418
25,165
28,184
26,515
25,956
22,888
21,013
8
53,309 39,766
58,810 38,516
54,048 8 32,833
58,41 1 35,916
59,011 34,252
5,812
5,664
4,335
4,496
8
4,268
8
8
30,084
22,546
23,518
30,260
37,091
21,146
22,425
22,729
22,568
23,406
57,513
58,479
59,326
59,857
59,287
27,645
29,892
31,526
30,231
25,775
3,906
4,283
4,421
4,326
4,035
35,652
35,842
35,925
37,500
37,666
81,938
92,757
106,489
117,696
122,678
22,674
24,488
25,084
24,303
24,574
61,504
61,723
65,062
66,517
61,212
30,798
30,091
27,998
25,856
26,250
4,611
3,720
3,841
3,789
3,262
42,800
36,888
43,950
45,935
46,966
28,728 60,248 115,680 24,003 62,404 25,119
2,840
31,160 "61,020 "104,483 "22,266 "63,372 "22,315 "2,615
46,683
45,634
24,350 8 66,470
22,1 39 9 69, 196
25,356 9 63,610
26,686 54,995
28,075 57,848
8
11
24,442 "24,731 "2,517 "3,696
4,103
23,307
2,208
26,095
5,299
2,579
29,204
27,448
5,156
2,488
26,259
26,673
5,699
26,774
2,520
27,293
2,834
6,326
28,991
27,934
25,982
28,009
24,714
27,716
23,364
17,950
6
17,608
19,459
17,779
20,677
6
21, 142
8
54,236
55,51 6
61,659
66,605
76,835
24,310
24,333
23,634
24,491
25,266
256,308
265,981
274,295
273,709
279,022
38,895
44,501
44,862
51,086
6
52,813
8
2,598
3,489
3,365
2,483
2,086
1,993
5,732
6,029
5,193
4,888
4,482
4,417
8,661
9,111
8,261
8,122
7,599
6,747
1,607
1,777
1,849
2,165
1,937
1,686
4,832
5,752
5,840
5,891
4,965
4,547
1,542
1,767
1,790
2,177
1,647
1,457
125
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
STONE, CLAY, AND GLASS PRODUCTS—GYPSUM AND PRODUCTS
PRODUCTION (Thousands
of short tons) l
YEAR AND MONTH
Crude
gypsum
Calcined
IMPORTS,
CRUDE
GYPSUM
(Thousands of
short
tons) »
SALES OF GYPSUM PRODUCTSl
Uncalcined
(Thousands of
short
tons)
Board products (Millions of square feet) *
Calcined (Thousands of short tons)
Industrial
plasters
Building plasters
Regular
basecoat
All other
Total
Veneer
base
Lath
Gypsum
sheathing
Regular
gypsum
board
TypeX
gypsum
board
Wallboard
(predecorated)
%6
mobile
home
board
9,500
9,969
10,388
10,684
10,033
8,246
8,819
9,181
9,440
9,320
4,967
5,421
5,490
6,258
5,911
3,899
4,049
4,209
4,562
4,577
259
269
279
292
319
1,023
1,026
1,036
972
828
1,056
1,030
990
993
977
7,808
8,452
8,906
9,289
9,722
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
9,647
9,393
10,018
9,905
9,436
8,434
7,879
8,844
9,324
8,449
5,479
4,563
5,474
5,858
6,128
4,693
4,511
4,935
4,681
4,219
322
293
301
316
265
680
561
536
473
408
899
813
778
702
588
8,392
8,281
9,551
10,282
9,742
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
10,418
12,328
13,558
11,999
9,751
9,526
12,005
12,592
10,993
9,181
6,094
7,718
7,661
7,424
5,448
4,345
4,719
5,525
5,262
4,904
268
309
349
322
294
382
330
293
215
176
535
513
484
416
360
11,939
14,372
15,151
12,852
10,742
477
451
369
260
181
292
357
399
359
292
272
343
341
237
199
9,014
10,738
11,130
9,408
8,525
1,766
2,279
2,700
2,421
1,409
117
204
212
168
135
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
11,980
13,390
14,891
14,630
12,376
11,036
12,590
14,041
14,543
11,848
6,231
7,074
8,308
7,773
7,365
5,375
5,802
5,881
5,849
5,678
306
358
383
365
393
155
133
221
134
3
232
335
294
305
282
3
166
13,118
15,391
16,445
16,729
14,144
183
164
126
125
79
363
420
457
444
338
273
291
251
220
199
10,511
12,353
13,184
13,070
10,551
1,594
1,927
2,192
2,617
2,638
195
236
234
253
119
1981
1982
11,497
10,863
11,687
10,967
7,593
6,718
4,904
4,528
370
430
225
(5)
157
264
13,759
13,093
59
39
325
286
208
264
9,295
8,447
3,446
3,486
122
119
June
1,121
1,017
1,155
1,239
1,300
1,250
1,092
972
1,148
1,140
1,135
1,075
506
453
557
505
621
858
393
286
300
467
558
539
29
24
34
31
33
30
9
8
11
9
12
10
19
18
27
23
27
24
1,375
1,297
1,421
1,377
1,450
1,321
10
14
14
10
12
8
36
34
39
38
39
36
14
14
17
21
23
20
1,036
968
1,068
1,039
1,084
983
260
248
263
251
271
256
19
19
19
20
22
18
July
August
September
October
November
December
1,101
1,300
1,197
1,321
1,238
1,207
1,143
1,179
1,076
1,251
1,100
1,191
550
978
637
612
703
794
531
491
481
513
481
562
33
33
28
38
35
32
11
11
8
12
11
10
25
29
23
28
22
20
1,438
1,515
1,323
1,565
1,368
1,415
9
10
11
10
9
9
39
41
34
41
36
31
18
19
19
20
18
18
1,073
1,122
981
1,160
1,000
1,043
278
297
255
308
286
298
22
25
24
26
19
16
1,095
1,043
963
946
920
980
1,111
943
926
874
826
869
847
563
636
477
607
597
390
324
344
410
459
575
34
35
39
34
32
30
15
14
13
14
14
13
1,401
1,130
1,110
1,131
1,021
1,090
10
8
7
6
6
7
36
29
25
25
25
25
16
14
14
13
13
15
1,006
801
783
789
711
753
308
254
254
273
243
266
7
8
8
9
8
8
1,019
1,050
1,106
1,248
1,028
1,081
964
984
1,032
1,064
968
924
617
625
595
493
719
590
413
428
607
529
493
531
33
36
34
40
31
31
18
19
18
20
14
15
13
13
13
15
11
13
1,166
1,203
1,258
1,365
1,108
1,149
6
5
6
5
5
5
27
29
31
31
27
29
17
17
18
20
17
16
807
840
879
961
784
809
281
278
289
310
246
265
9
10
10
11
8
8
18
25
24
27
20
16
June
987
892
939
1,003
977
1,008
1,026
885
1,005
1,080
1,067
976
721
487
456
593
715
710
309
306
308
419
441
487
30
33
36
34
32
36
16
17
19
18
16
16
13
12
16
17
15
14
1,260
1,068
1,239
1,353
1,102
1,164
7
6
6
6
4
5
31
24
29
34
26
29
17
14
18
22
19
17
884
734
857
928
740
782
293
260
296
322
271
292
10
9
9
11
11
11
19
21
24
30
31
28
July
August
September
October
November
December
1,054
891
1,030
866
924
862
838
986
970
924
778
825
812
630
642
623
703
500
411
435
521
452
419
448
32
29
31
36
29
26
20
19
19
21
18
15
13
12
13
12
9
10
1,234
1,146
1,127
1,133
982
955
5
5
4
4
4
3
32
27
27
25
21
21
19
17
19
17
15
15
827
763
748
752
655
629
313
295
291
297
258
258
11
11
10
10
9
10
27
28
28
28
20
19
784
844
820
886
855
949
872
688
919
971
809
965
375
397
405
218
531
772
308
294
277
327
401
421
25
26
30
40
39
38
16
17
21
16
14
16
10
9
13
7
6
8
965
876
1,087
1,100
971
1,120
4
3
4
3
3
4
22
18
25
24
20
26
15
15
18
20
20
25
633
564
704
716
618
716
259
236
286
286
262
299
10
9
11
10
9
11
23
31
39
41
38
40
912
1,009
966
1,044
898
895
923
945
971
1,036
945
923
469
728
733
724
625
742
384
394
445
411
342
488
34
37
37
40
34
31
16
15
( )
(5)
(5)
(5)
7
8
23
5
21
5
21
5
20
1,098
1,169
1,140
1,216
1,134
1,218
3
4
3
3
3
3
24
26
23
25
25
28
22
23
25
27
28
27
702
749
733
774
741
801
298
315
303
330
293
319
10
11
10
10
10
9
38
42
42
47
35
31
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
. .
1979:
January
February .
March
April
May
1980:
JanuaryFebruary
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
Mav
1982:
January
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August ....
September
October
November
December
3
20
17
20
19
18
19
5
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
5
3
5
4
220
304
453
4
18
18
19
16
14
15
126
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
TEXTILE PRODUCTS—FINISHED FABRICS AND COTTON FIBER
WOVEN FABRICS, FINISHING PLANTS (Millions of linear yards) »
Manmade fiber
and silk fabric
Cotton
Total
COTTON FIBER (Thousands of bales)
Backlog of finishing orders
Stocks, end of period
Production
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
Cotton
Total
Manmade
fiber and silk
fabric
Cotton
Total
Manmade
fiber and silk
fabric
Production
(ginnings) 2
Consumpton 3
1962
1963
1964
1965
14,325
14,864
15,290
15,149
14,933
8,524
8,716
8,394
8,940
9,296
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
9,562
7,439
10,917
9,937
10,112
9,647
9,215
8,568
8,294
7,878
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
10,229
13,269
12,611
11,328
8,151
8,128
7,777
7,279
6,617
6,142
1961
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
8,881
8,523
8,065
8,420
3,768
3,337
3,107
3,431
5,113
5,186
4,957
4,992
891
831
828
769
431
361
351
339
459
470
477
430
10,347
14,018
10,549
14,262
10,826
6,833
6,393
6,079
6,140
6,135
1981
1982
7,514
6,656
2,652
2,465
4,962
4,192
686
637
273
257
413
380
15,150
11,526
5,409
4,938
721
601
629
760
626
629
289
252
264
321
255
258
432
348
365
439
371
372
904
912
886
885
872
849
368
372
365
368
364
354
536
540
521
517
508
495
802
797
822
802
804
761
418
415
427
416
409
389
384
382
395
386
394
373
555
657
676
863
691
657
227
232
237
299
238
235
328
425
438
564
453
422
851
849
831
841
866
828
360
351
349
340
345
351
491
498
481
501
521
477
761
771
783
790
775
740
376
395
398
399
399
397
385
376
384
391
376
343
June
801
703
710
866
662
650
325
279
288
346
274
274
476
424
422
520
388
376
799
796
800
818
806
780
347
344
340
350
342
340
452
452
459
468
463
440
784
523
833
826
774
691
413
432
440
433
399
354
371
391
393
393
376
337
July
August
September
October
November
December
588
602
641
824
639
736
252
248
268
340
251
286
336
354
373
485
388
450
788
795
777
800
807
769
346
353
332
346
356
339
442
442
445
454
451
430
679
694
660
681
696
660
346
363
343
347
365
342
333
331
317
334
331
318
June
571
621
810
620
623
785
201
219
282
221
221
276
369
403
528
398
403
508
727
743
729
720
720
676
294
296
292
296
295
271
433
447
437
425
425
405
696
727
711
734
741
681
317
334
326
329
330
278
379
393
385
406
411
403
July
August
September
October
November
December
474
599
736
507
571
597
155
207
253
211
195
210
318
393
483
396
376
386
693
733
720
724
737
686
275
281
287
284
288
273
418
453
432
440
448
413
690
666
636
612
569
528
278
273
269
258
254
241
412
393
367
354
314
287
June
495
550
695
540
531
663
172
196
255
194
196
259
323
354
440
346
335
403
725
742
729
722
692
660
284
312
314
306
293
282
441
430
414
416
400
378
580
575
585
592
554
529
249
255
269
264
254
194
330
320
317
328
300
334
July
August
.. .
September
October
November
December
366
525
661
534
526
570
133
200
259
201
193
207
233
325
402
334
334
363
662
673
652
668
664
637
282
285
267
278
271
257
380
389
385
390
393
380
485
439
456
450
420
430
182
178
185
195
186
222
302
261
271
255
234
208
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
603
471
506
584
484
489
72
538
916
4,799
9,937
12,728
503
472
482
630
482
436
604
507
513
622
496
478
200
582
1,312
4,599
7,840
9,873
487
443
456
597
458
475
435
446
539
435
441
531
44
427
1,725
5,541
10,156
13,502
385
429
517
448
403
400
378
398
493
410
392
460
40
453
1,529
5,288
8,823
10,574
317
386
474
416
391
425
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
127
TEXTILE PRODUCTS—COTTON AND COTTON MANUFACTURES
SPINDLE ACTIVITY (COTTON SYSTEM SPINDLES) s
COTTON (EXCLUSIVE OF LINTERS)
Stocks in the United States, end of period (Thousands of running
Domestic cotton
YEAR AND MONTH
Total
1961
1962
Prices (Cents per
pound)
Total
On farms
and in
transit
Public
storage and
compresses
Consuming
establishments
Exports
(Thousands
of running
bales 6)?
Imports
(Thousands
of net
weight
bales 8) 2
Active spindles, last
working day (Millions)
Spindle hours operated (Billions of
spindle hours)
SIM
Received
by farmers
(American
upland) a
•S!8
staple
34, 10
markets4
All fibers
Total
Consuming 100
percent
cotton
Total
Average
per
working
day
Consuming 100
percent
cotton
1963
1964
1965
15,495
18,060
20,858
21,929
23,787
15,402
17,917
20,705
21,817
23,682
1,775
1,777
1,887
1,655
2,535
11,865
14,630
17,376
18,706
19,619
1,761
1,510
1,442
1,456
1,528
6,392
3,847
4,361
5,241
3,795
173
143
132
118
99
32.8
31.7
32.0
29.6
28.0
33.4
33.1
32.9
30.7
29.5
19.0
18.7
18.6
18.7
18.9
17.1
16.3
15.6
15.3
14.7
117.0
118.7
118.1
124.6
128.0
0.449
.458
.455
.471
.493
106.4
105.4
100.1
103.6
102.9
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
20,265
14,567
12,978
12,265
11,900
20,186
14,476
12,926
12,248
11,886
1,121
1,513
1,548
1,323
1,482
17,639
11,369
9,807
9,653
9,257
1,426
1,594
1,571
1,272
1,147
3,597
3,973
3,870
2,397
2,982
100
169
95
46
37
20.6
25.4
22.0
20.9
21.9
22.8
28.8
24.5
23.1
24.3
19.5
20.0
20.0
19.6
18.6
15.1
14.4
13.1
12.4
11.6
132.1
126.2
128.0
125.6
113.0
.509
.486
.493
.476
.435
102.4
94.4
85.9
80.9
70.4
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
10,054
12,333
12,595
11,486
9,544
10,035
12,319
12,586
11,476
9,528
2,389
3,346
2,788
2,037
945
6,416
7,947
8,761
8,413
7,431
1,230
1,026
1,037
1,026
1,152
4,128
3,089
5,495
5,170
3,840
38
74
33
46
50
33.0
35.6
67.1
41.7
58.0
18.4
18.3
18.0
17.3
17.1
11.4
10.4
9.8
8.8
8.0
113.8
115.9
116.2
106.2
93.2
.438
.445
.447
.408
.352
70.3
67.7
63.1
55.5
46.5
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
9,610
12,890
11,229
12,933
9,261
9,581
12,883
11,226
12,929
9,260
1,247
1,665
2,316
3,937
2,502
7,377
10,268
7,860
8,160
5,927
957
950
1,050
832
831
3,431
4,448
5,875
6,649
7,975
96
25
3
6
16
63.8
52.1
58.1
62.3
74.4
70.9
52.7
61.6
61.6
71.5
16.8
16.6
16.4
16.2
15.9
7.5
6.7
6.4
6.4
6.0
105.6
103.6
102.4
102.0
102.4
.406
.398
.394
.393
.388
48.1
43.4
41.5
41.7
42.0
1981
1982
13,777
14,232
13,776
14,227
3,752
2,433
9,268
11,101
756
695
8,021
6,079
17
39
54.0
57.6
83.0
60.5
15.4
14.2
5.5
5.3
91.8
61.7
.357
.320
33.6
30.2
10,062
9,016
7,936
6,751
5,727
4,625
1,326
1,066
806
600
492
383
7,687
6,881
6,033
5,058
4,171
3,275
1,049
1,069
1,097
1,093
1,064
967
517
577
574
602
542
614
(8)
June
10,066
9,019
7,940
6,756
5,732
4,631
57.0
55.6
53.5
54.7
56.0
58.8
61.5
60.6
58.7
58.0
60.9
63.4
16.4
16.4
16.4
16.4
16.4
16.4
6.3
6.3
6.4
6.4
6.4
6.4
10.1
7.9
8.3
9.9
8.2
8.0
.406
.394
.416
.398
.411
.398
4.2
3.2
3.4
4.0
3.3
3.3
July
August
....
September
October
November
December
3,790
16,803
16,080
15,068
14,271
12,933
3,785
16,799
16,076
15,064
14,268
12,929
250
13,756
13,451
10,635
6,643
3,937
2,608
2,195
1,878
3,783
6,896
8,160
927
848
747
646
729
832
410
463
428
390
630
902
(8)
61.9
59.2
57.3
61.2
61.0
59.8
61.9
62.1
62.2
62.9
63.4
66.2
16.3
16.2
16.3
16.3
16.2
16.2
6.4
6.4
6.4
6.5
6.4
6.4
8.5
7.9
7.8
10.4
7.9
7.1
.338
.396
.392
.418
.394
.352
3.4
3.3
3.3
4.2
3.2
2.9
11,323
9,792
8,129
6,592
5,187
4,014
11,315
9,786
8,123
6,586
5,182
4,012
2,593
2,245
1,803
1,876
962
671
7,734
6,554
5,252
4,081
3,124
2,341
988
987
1,068
1,129
1,096
1,000
737
1,025
1,150
916
911
686
(8)
0
(88)
()
0
60.9
64.9
62.9
61.0
63.6
62.2
72.4
80.7
79.2
79.0
78.3
72.4
16.4
16.3
16.3
16.3
16.2
16.1
6.4
6.4
6.3
6.4
6.4
6.3
10.0
8.7
8.3
10.0
8.1
7.9
.402
.436
.414
.402
.403
.393
4.1
3.4
3.3
4.1
3.3
3.2
July
August
September
October
November
December
3,027
13,290
12,443
10,948
10,271
9,261
3,026
13,288
12,441
10,946
10,270
9,260
250
10,890
10,080
7,024
4,451
2,502
1,822
1,509
1,578
3,180
5,070
5,927
954
889
783
742
749
831
540
402
393
237
436
541
2
0
2
1
5
5
71.5
73.7
73.9
75.3
77.6
80.9
79.0
85.6
87.5
85.8
87.0
87.2
16.0
16.1
15.7
16.1
16.0
15.9
6.2
6.2
6.2
6.1
6.0
6.0
8.2
7.6
7.3
10.0
8.0
8.3
.329
.378
.367
.398
.399
.333
3.4
3.2
3.2
4.1
3.4
3.3
1981:
January
February
March
. ..
April
May
June
8,328
7,201
5,938
5,007
4,109
3,217
8,326
7,200
5,937
5,006
4,108
3,216
1,534
1,054
606
460
278
81
5,846
1,509
4,227
3,469
2,808
2,202
946
1,037
1,104
1,770
1,022
933
669
2,352
733
498
458
320
1
6
8
76.6
70.8
71.9
72.7
72.5
71.2
85.1
83.3
81.5
81.2
78.5
78.1
15.9
15.9
15.7
15.8
15.6
15.6
5.9
5.9
5.8
5.8
5.8
5.7
7.3
7.4
9.2
7.3
7.4
8.9
.397
.371
.366
.365
.371
.358
3.4
2.7
3.3
2.7
2.7
3.2
July
August
September
October
November
December
2,595
16,970
16,327
15,628
14,907
13,777
2,594
16,969
16,326
15,627
14,907
13,776
25
14,669
13,692
10,906
7,170
3,752
1,687
1,491
1,940
4,059
7,064
9,268
882
809
694
662
673
756
264
990
261
262
478
737
(8) 2
0
0
1
70.4
65.0
58.1
63.2
61.1
51.5
75.1
66.5
60.8
60.6
57.5
55.1
15.6
15.6
15.5
15.4
15.3
15.4
5.7
5.6
5.5
5.4
5.5
5.5
6.8
7.3
8.9
7.4
7.0
6.9
.339
.363
.358
.371
.349
.278
2.4
2.5
3.1
2.6
2.5
2.5
12,567
11,424
10,060
8,976
8,117
7,170
12,566
11,422
10,058
8,974
8,116
7,169
2,257
1,810
1,221
953
924
728
9,488
8,729
7,921
7,112
6,292
5,542
821
883
916
909
900
899
653
754
873
676
484
498
(8)
S
4
13
4
50.3
49.4
50.4
54.3
55.8
58.1
57.8
57.3
59.7
62.3
62.4
61.1
15.4
15.3
15.3
15.2
15.3
14.9
5.5
5.5
5.5
5.6
5.6
5.6
6.5
6.8
8.3
6.7
6.6
7.8
.327
.339
.414
.337
.327
.310
2.3
2.4
3.0
2.5
2.5
2.9
6,399
16,362
16,439
15,731
15,033
14,232
6,397
16,359
16,436
15,728
15,031
14,229
300
10,617
10,475
7,545
4,209
2,433
5,269
4,998
5,293
7,575
10,190
11,101
828
744
668
608
632
695
396
342
351
293
382
377
1
2
10
1
3
8
( )
59.9
52.8
55.5
59.8
59.9
57.3
65.0
60.4
59.0
58.6
58.2
59.6
14.7
14.6
14.5
14.4
14.3
14.2
5.5
5.4
5.3
5.3
5.2
5.3
5.4
6.3
7.7
6.6
6.2
6.7
.268
.314
.307
.328
.309
.270
2.0
2.4
2.8
2.5
2.3
2.6
1979:
January
February
March
April
Mav
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of date and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
1
<8)
o
2
0
(8)
(8)
(8)
0
0
(8)
0
7
28.1
27.2
44.4
42.7
51.1
7
128
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
TEXTILE PRODUCTS—COTTON MANUFACTURES AND MANMADE FIBERS
MANMADE FIBERS (Millions of pounds)
COTTON CLOTH
Broadwoven goods over 12 inches in width
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
Production
(Millions
of yds.) i
No. of weeks'
equivalent
production—As
compared with
average weekly
production
Unfilled
orders,
end of
period2
Inventories,
end of
period 2
Ratio of
stocks
to
unfilled
orders
(at
cotton
mills),
end of
period2
Production *
Raw cotton
equivalent
(Thousands of net
weight bales) 3
Exports
Imports
Stocks, producers', end of period *
Noncellulosic, exc.
textile glass
Yarn and
monofilaments
(rayon
and
acetate)
Staple,
incl. tow
(rayon)
Yam and
ments
Staple,
incl. tow
Noncellulosic fiber,
exc. textile glass
Textile
glass fiber
Yam and
monofilaments
(rayon and
acetate)
Staple,
incl. tow
(rayon)
Textile
glass
%er
Yarn and
monofilaments
Staple,
incl. tow
42.5
65.1
85.8
76.9
22.1
28.3
29.7
36.8
32.2
42.5
40.4
47.3
70.6
.51
.52
.43
.22
379.5
351.2
317.0
321.1
251.0
202.0
370.8
364.4
325.0
423.2
641.7
726.1
709.7
777.5
825.0
400.5
500.0
579.1
594.3
648.0
497.2
627.4
712.8
847.6
997.7
253.7
345.5
443.2
559.1
782.4
149.3
190.3
191.9
239.5
282.3
47.8
62.7
47.0
32.6
59.8
41.4
40.0
37.9
51.3
55.8
109.3
25.0
36.7
50.1
57.5
94.1
4.0
5.0
5.3
5.4
5.4
.19
.35
.41
.41
.39
276.4
268.1
256.0
330.5
274.3
688.5
537.1
559.6
573.3
543.3
799.8
734.7
805.2
774.4
730.8
659.2
603.4
739.1
758.8
607.4
1,164.7
1,215.4
1,662.1
1,766.9
1,793.4
918.1
1,137.9
1,567.3
1,761.0
1,792.8
332.4
308.8
402.7
501.4
467.3
67.3
51.7
59.4
78.4
75.0
70.1
43.8
59.0
75.6
76.0
150.2
138.7
194.3
259.8
288.3
130.5
138.6
200.9
240.5
242.6
15.2
19.9
20.8
13.8
12.3
4.9
5.1
3.1
3.9
5.9
.33
.22
.15
.30
.50
312.6
409.2
459.4
531.5
488.3
569.5
735.5
686.3
568.4
487.1
752.7
653.1
635.3
5
361. 6
301.3
611.7
713.2
696.7
645.4
370.9
2,187.9
2,773.3
3,339.6
8
3,431.1
3,197.2
2,104.9
2,582.4
2,969.8
2,780.6
2,676.8
468.2
571.6
688.0
682.9
546.5
65.2
61.6
46.3
8
39.2
18.6
40.7
61.5
34.0
73.9
51.2
297.6
293.7
232.2
6
390.7
280.6
252.9
298.1
186.5
321.3
234.7
4,718
4,356
4,007
3,858
7
4,456
13.2
11.7
16.1
18.9
15.8
4.7
4.7
4.9
3.7
4.2
.36
.40
.30
.20
.30
556.0
460.1
457.9
627.7
540.2
718.3
525.2
676.2
505.5
567.0
286.9
282.0
300.9
316.6
308.5
475.4
527.0
534.6
549.4
443.3
3,292.9
3,658.6
3,814.3
4,136.3
3,725.3
3,320.2
3,653.8
3,952.7
4,282.3
4,148.2
676.0
786.7
923.3
1,014.4
867.3
18.1
16.7
15.4
11.8
18.4
30.0
49.8
28.7
35.6
27.2
299.8
353.0
343.4
379.8
289.3
289.0
299.7
335.5
311.1
287.0
152.5
104.1
1981
1982
3,913
3,856
14.1
11.1
5.6
7.1
.40
.65
345.6
239.2
766.3
601.3
257.0
460.6
3,792.8
4,191.1
1,041.1
14.3
31.1
337.0
329.8
146.2
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
1,018
19.4
19.1
18.9
18.7
19.2
18.2
4.1
4.0
3.6
3.6
3.6
3.3
.21
.21
.19
.19
.19
.18
45.6
45.4
56.7
44.1
50.5
57.0
54.0
48.8
47.5
38.3
49.0
40.3
78.2
142.7
1,057.2
1,056.4
232.1
12.4
27.5
366.3
314.8
93.5
78.4
142.7
1,059.6
1,067.1
278.8
11.3
37.4
363.7
301.1
100.5
21.9
16.4
16.4
16.2
20.3
22.6
4.4
3.5
3.3
3.4
3.7
3.9
.20
.21
.20
.21
.18
.17
46.2
47.1
55.8
59.0
62.3
58.1
34.4
38.1
38.7
38.7
37.1
40.5
78.8
128.1
995.9
1,064.2
263.7
11.4
31.8
366.6
308.1
143.6
81.2
135.9
1,023.6
1,094.6
239.8
11.8
35.6
379.8
311.1
152.5
17.9
16.6
17.2
16.8
14.7
15.4
3.7
3.6
3.6
4.0
4.1
4.0
.21
.22
.21
.24
.28
.30
50.6
54.2
52.4
45.2
42.4
47.2
43.0
41.6
57.5
53.0
44.7
60.5
80.0
126.9
1,017.4
1,105.4
242.3
11.1
34.3
379.3
345.4
129.9
82.1
113.4
889.8
939.5
224.0
12.6
37.3
383.3
324.3
158.9
18.0
13.2
12.8
12.2
11.3
14.0
5.4
4.2
3.8
4.3
3.9
5.7
.30
.31
.30
.36
.43
.41
34.6
44.3
48.0
42.0
38.4
40.9
49.2
41.3
49.4
44.7
43.2
38.7
77.5
101.0
816.6
959.4
183.3
17.7
34.8
312.7
285.4
149.7
68.9
102.0
1,001.5
1,143.9
217.7
18.4
27.2
289.3
287.0
104.1
12.8
13.3
14.7
13.7
13.8
13.6
5.2
5.4
4.8
4.8
5.2
5.3
.43
.40
.33
.35
.38
.39
34.8
28.2
35.8
35.7
30.9
30.8
74.9
68.4
66.9
57.4
56.8
61.3
61.4
116.3
977.7
1,083.0
237.1
15.8
29.3
292.6
318.1
109.0
75.0
114.1
1,009.6
1,116.0
260.2
12.1
23.7
291.9
312.9
87.9
18.4
14.6
14,4
12.7
12.8
14.6
6.0
5.5
5.6
5.8
6.4
6.7
.33
.37
.39
.46
.50
.46
21.7
25.9
25.8
27.5
26.6
21.9
58.0
62.3
62.9
71.8
66.7
58.9
65.8
118.5
971.3
1,051.3
280.6
12.6
27.3
334.4
336.6
121.0
54.8
111.7
834.2
940.8
263.2
14.3
31.1
337.0
329.8
146.2
15.3
12.5
12.7
11.5
6.8
7.0
7.3
7.1
6.3
7.2
.45
.56
.58
.62
.65
.82
18.2
18.6
20.4
20.6
24.3
24.8
66.5
55.1
47.4
45.4
54.1
47.8
52.9
95.4
785.7
864.6
206.9
13.5
38.2
330.7
340.3
151.8
.88
.81
.63
.68
.61
.52
22.7
15.7
18.4
20.7
18.4
16.4
41.4
48.7
49.3
44.4
53.6
47.6
1962
1963
1964
1965
9,168
9,248
8,759
8,966
9,238
11.8
10.8
10.6
12.0
19.0
5.5
5.4
5.5
5.0
4.2
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
8,840
8,278
7,476
6,968
6,246
21.1
14.3
12.9
13.4
13.7
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
6,149
5,616
5,086
4,714
4,095
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1961
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
998
914
927
7
1,226
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
1,182
987
1,062
980
May
June
Julv
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
974
956
1,002
966
Mav
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
961
9.6
8.8
12.7
10.7
942
976
9.2
8.6
9.4
11.8
11.2
8.7
5.9
5.8
5.7
6.1
0.47
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
103.8
89.7
84.0
72.5
98.1
101.7
79.4
67.9
98.6
129
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
TEXTILE PRODUCTS—MANMADE FIBER BROADWOVEN FABRICS
PRODUCTION— Fabrics (broadwoven), manmade fiber (Millions of square yards) >
Spun yam (100%) fabrics
Filament yarn (100%) fabrics
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
Manmade
fiber and silk
fabrics^pray,
Total
2
Chiefly
rayon and/
or acetate
fabrics
Chiefly
nylon
fabrics
Total3
Rayon
and/ or
acetate
fabrics and
blends
Polyester
blends with
cotton
Filament
and spun
yam fabrics,
combinations
PRICES,
F.O.B.
Mill—
Printcloth,
polyester/
carded
cotton, gray
(Dollars per
yd.)*
139.98
132.98
128.99
146.23
147.05
101.51
91.32
83.62
91.32
88.22
66.38
67.76
65.37
69.74
68.09
38.46
41.65
45.37
54.91
58.83
146.68
177.58
288.23
390.73
323.73
80.58
96.30
162.74
224.11
188.43
64.62
79.23
117.35
150.34
142.89
66.10
81.28
125.49
166.63
135.30
352.17
367.08
441.70
596.58
771.54
201.92
206.34
267.28
371.44
418.64
139.17
131.35
165.71
228.63
249.77
150.25
160.74
174.42
225.13
352.91
637.73
438.55
318.89
200.59
208.48
132.57
318.84
237.96
.491
.470
.469
.475
.475
.470
42.86
43.91
53.20
45.03
49.28
52.81
27.30
27.70
33.37
27.30
30.64
32.27
17.69
16.39
19.37
16.76
18.84
21.23
15.56
16.20
19.83
17.72
18.64
20.54
.474
.469
.461
.471
.469
44.92
46.69
50.61
56.16
53.00
58.12
28.71
28.90
31.48
34,73
32.92
36.12
17.00
18.31
19.55
21.04
21.28
21.17
16.21
17.79
19.13
21.43
20.07
22.00
.476
.488
.491
.486
.482
.476
47.25
59.36
69.55
69.01
64.85
70.85
29.42
29.08
35.31
36.17
34.80
37.84
18.58
16.04
21.13
19.02
20.89
23.74
17.83
30.28
34.24
32.84
30.05
33.01
.490
.494
.513
.551
.593
.575
58.44
63.79
63.29
75.94
64.97
64.27
30.80
35.77
33.15
43.66
35.64
37.00
17.39
22.00
20.95
27.14
20.92
21.97
27.63
28.02
30.14
32.28
29.33
27.26
.569
.564
.568
.581
.576
.574
53.16
53.50
67.33
64.83
58.05
58.78
28.16
27.84
33.72
35.76
27.53
28.13
17.44
18.23
21.67
24.59
18.20
18.71
25.00
25.66
33.62
29.08
30.51
30.66
47.59
49.70
48.77
50.98
46.95
38.08
24.03
24.24
22.74
24.60
23.16
19.00
15.84
15.75
13.84
15.97
15.51
12.74
23.56
25.47
26.02
26.38
23.79
19.09
34.90
38.35
39.72
35.96
42.01
44.21
16.20
17.13
18.10
15.67
18.42
20.65
9.72
10.13
11.48
10.59
12.11
13.36
18.70
21.22
21.61
20.29
23.59
23.56
33.93
33.13
35.86
36.87
32.54
31.08
16.12
14.70
16.06
16.87
15.78
14.87
11.29
12.03
11.53
10.35
.416
5,899.6
430.2
4,342.9
763.8
1981
1982
11,228.7
9,091.6
3,850.9
3,305.5
6,431.4
4,736.3
584.1
118.5
4,517.0
3,547.0
1,002.2
919.3
6
379.2
427.5
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December ....
1980:
January
February
March
April...
2,726.7
973.5
P)
P)
1,498.9
96.3
1,117.4
215.6
June
2,611.6
955.7
P)
P)
1,453.4
90.1
1,100.5
170.9
July
August
September
October
November
December
2,468.0
908.2
122.1
123.9
1,373.2
84.8
1,015.6
160.5
2,967.8
1,143.2
123.2
147.0
1,574.1
159.0
1,110.0
216.9
2,906.1
1,027.5
(7)
P)
1,604.0
174.1
1,115.7
246.3
June
2,879.9
982.3
n
P)
1,619.8
176.0
1,097.2
251.3
July
August
September
October
November
December
2,855.9
956.7
(7)
P)
1,611.3
142.0
1,121.5
265.2
2,586.8
884.4
(7)
P)
1,445.6
94.1
1,037.7
226.0
Mav.
1981:
January
February
March
April..
Mav
1982:
January
February
March
April
Mav
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
2,352.3
769.0
95.5
110.3
1,326.3
30.5
1,009.3
225.3
2,281.0
829.9
105.8
105.5
1,194.7
28.6
905.0
221.8
2,171.3
805.9
89.6
100.2
1,094.5
26.9
817.8
239.2
2,287.0
900.7
88.3
111.5
1,120.8
32.5
814.9
233.0
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
Primarily
manufactured
products
26.84
29.14
31.13
36.55
33.71
6
3,980.6
Cloth,
woven
31.12
39.35
44.13
48.29
62.74
19J1 .
1972
1973
1974
1975
10,774.1
Total
59.52
61.32
65.95
71.92
95.34
,
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
Tops, yam, cloth
Total
manufactures
86.35
90.47
97.08
108.47
129.06
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
MANMADE FIBER MANUFACTURES—Exports, domestic
(Millions of pounds—manmade fiber equivalent) *
.405
.492
.472
.510
10.66
9.32
17.80
18.44
19.80
19.98
16.76
16.21
130
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
TEXTILE PRODUCTS—MANMADE FIBER MANUFACTURES, WOOL, FLOOR COVERINGS AND APPAREL
MANMADE FIBER MANUFACTURES—IMPORTS FOR CONSUMPTION (Millions
of pounds-manmade fiber equivalent) *
Tops, yarn, cloth
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
Total
manufactures
Primarily manufactured products
Apparel
Total
Cloth,
woven
Total
Total
Knit
WOOL AND MANUFACTURES
Consumption, mill,
clean basis (Millions
of pounds) 2
Apparel
class
Carpet
class
1.35
1.22
1.21
1.22
1.02
1.20
469.2
496.5
600.8
674.8
687.3
210,425
223,482
225,588
248,602
231,795
74.8
76.4
41.4
18.6
15.9
126.6
96.6
57.9
26.9
33.6
83.9
71.8
39.9
15.2
17.0
1.16
2.50
1.76
1.50
1.06
1.58
3.29
2.43
2.06
770.3
943.0
1,025.4
939.1
834.0
210,872
228,723
228,269
217,905
225,514
15.1
12.5
13.0
10.5
10.0
58.0
53.0
50.4
42.3
56.5
18.9
18.8
23.4
22.0
26.0
1.82
1.83
1.90
2.18
2.45
2.18
2.29
2.34
2.77
3.09
158.3
920.9
1,074.1
1,162.3
1,206.0
1,058.4
240,918
248,144
267,683
290,453
286,379
10.9
75.3
61.4
26.1
21.4
2.78
3.16
2.99
165.0
115.9
990.6
909.3
304,826
288,704
255.80
283.49
286.87
251.98
289.00
150.00
190.29
205.34
175.34
194.89
116.2
142.2
109.9
395.49
421.02
495.04
422.79
443.15
343.25
365.24
425.18
359.61
378.52
209.80
218.68
242.40
184.50
187.74
106.6
508.56
674.51
434.87
485.31
184.70
193.09
127.8
105.0
9.96
9.79
9.68
6.88
4.58
6.72
6.51
5.61
6.29
37.05
29.08
28.13
28.51
35.43
43.35
31.64
24.71
22.87
23.72
30.45
37.26
15.64
11.72
11.16
11.90
16.38
19.99
52.25
50.84
44.58
42.35
40.18
35.64
8.34
9.06
6.79
6.90
6.33
7.18
4.91
6.34
4.69
4.14
3.84
4.08
43.91
41.78
37.79
35.46
33.85
28.46
38.44
36.54
31.92
30.77
28.59
23.51
20.03
18.23
16.50
16.99
14.25
11.69
June
36.39
39.90
39.62
37.37
46.72
55.92
7.83
7.71
9.83
8.59
8.64
9.40
4.96
4.88
6.43
6.02
5.60
6.41
28.57
32.18
29.79
28.78
38.09
46.52
23.95
27.28
24.13
23.60
32.39
40.70
14.51
12.11
11.66
16.85
21.81
Julv
August
September
October
November
December
57.69
50.18
52.11
49.18
40.10
35.46
7.90
7.55
7.96
7.45
7.27
7.36
5.84
5.69
5.73
5.57
5.12
5.06
49.79
42.64
44.15
41.73
32.83
29.10
44.03
37.62
38.26
36.10
27.71
22.74
23.30
19.38
19.20
18.89
12.08
8.77
10.17
June
46.72
38.55
43.81
45.53
57.83
58.01
7.00
5.50
8.91
7.73
9.34
8.59
36.55
30.50
31.94
34.67
44.72
46.67
31.03
25.64
26.70
29.30
36.66
41.06
12.23
10.09
10.51
12.51
16.95
17.68
Julv
Auaust
September
October
November
December
66.66
69.32
56.77
67.24
49.12
39.51
12.43
12.05
10.05
12.33
10.56
9.25
8.98
7.77
8.46
8.02
5.83
54.23
57.27
46.72
54.92
38.56
31.80
48.44
49.85
40.84
47.43
31.96
25.97
21.52
21.90
17.30
22.75
12.63
8.64
11.2
53.18
48.07
47.74
40.14
67 J5
91.93
10.88
42.30
39.34
38.41
30.56
55.58
79.46
36.48
33.95
32.29
25.39
40.45
53.04
12.46
11.22
10.55
12.8
12.27
12.48
7.74
6.58
6.82
6.79
8.74
9.14
15.32
21.76
9.50
6.58
14.40
12.95
10.65
11.78
10.04
10.44
67.83
85.65
69.80
59.49
56.97
49.12
43.58
60.91
48.38
40.59
37.82
32.45
17.80
26.41
21.52
20.04
16.64
10.80
50.55
42.74
61.72
68.58
83.00
44.20
32.71
38.09
48.32
54.97
72.51
96.08
131.60
188.88
246.25
38.42
60.89
91.33
143.55
187.83
1975... .
451.07
480.45
465.32
371.25
400.38
99.69
113.69
109.70
76.22
69.23
66.57
72.33
67.91
55.71
54.02
351.38
366.76
355.62
295.03
331.14
1976
1977
1978
1979 ..
1980
479.32
531.13
642.59
524.97
540.64
83.82
110.11
147.55
102.18
97.48
64.41
67.70
87.76
64.58
67.28
1981
1982
639.08
807.10
130.52
132.58
95.38
93.34
10.02
June
47.07
36.31
39.06
38.47
45.19
53.03
July
August
September
October
November
December
1969...
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1979:
January
Fobruary
March
April
May
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
1981:
January
February
March .
April
Mav
1982:
January
March
Aoril
Mav
June
Julv
Auoust
September
October
November
December
..
77.34
100.05
82.75
70.14
68.76
59.16
7.23
10.92
8.04
11.86
10.87
13.11
11.34
7.71
8.73
9.33
9.58
9.09
7.41
7.69
6.31
1.19
2.86
3.83
6.40
9.20
8.56
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
74.9
94.1
95.5
102.2
106.5
113.4
64's
114.6
103.6
123.06
138.82
193.32
257.46
329.20
1966
1967
1968
4.08
8.45
Australian
277.2
187.3
249.3
189.2
153.1
266.6
228.7
238.3
219.0
163.7
11.36
21.65
30.58
staple
2%" and
up
83.9
91.4
93.8
76.6
9.8
9
247.7
269.2
277.2
212.3
271.6
9
78.2
119.6
95.7
73.3
.66
10
1.5
1.1
.9
1.0
.9
.8
4.5
3.4
4.2
3.9
4.3
3.1
1.9
1.3
2.2
1.8
2.0
2.3
2.02
2.02
2.06
2.20
2.20
2.18
2.37
2.49
2.65
2.73
2.78
2.82
.7
.9
.9
.8
.7
.4
4.1
3.3
2.6
2.0
3.5
3.5
2.4
1.9
1.6
.9
2.0
1.7
2.18
2.18
2.20
2.30
2.33
2.33
2.83
2.83
2.93
3.09
2.90
2.80
1.1
.9
.9
1.0
.8
.7
6.1
4.9
5.1
4.6
5.7
4.5
3.1
1.6
2.3
2.2
3.3
3.0
2.38
2.53
2.56
2.31
2.25
2.33
2.92
3.10
3.06
2.99
3.10
3.21
10.0
.8
.9
.8
.9
.6
.6
5.3
4.8
4.1
3.9
3.6
4.0
3.0
2.0
1.2
1.2
1.5
1.6
2.45
2.51
2.53
2.53
2.53
2.53
3.11
3.06
3.11
3.06
3.20
3.21
10.2
11.0
12.9
10.8
10.2
12.8
.8
.8
1.0
.7
.8
1.0
6.9
7.7
6.6
7.5
8.6
4.9
2.7
2.5
1.8
1.9
2.4
2.1
2.53
2.68
2.74
2.78
2.78
2.83
3.19
3.12
3.07
3.14
3.16
3.19
.8
1.0
1.1
1.1
.7
1.0
6.5
5.3
3.7
6.0
5.1
5.3
2.8
2.5
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.0
2.83
2.83
2.83
2.83
2.83
2.83
3.23
3.20
3.16
3.16
3.17
3.12
9.1
8.2
9.4
.7
.9
1.0
.7
.9
.8
8.0
6.3
6.6
4.9
6.0
6.6
2.1
1.6
1.8
2.0
2.0
2.6
2.75
2.63
2.44
2.40
2.40
2.40
3.01
3.03
3.13
3.23
3.36
3.21
5.9
8.0
8.3
7.1
7.7
9.4
.6
1.0
1.2
.7
.8
.6
4.0
4.2
4.7
2.9
3.6
3.7
1.7
2.0
1.8
1.4
1.3
1.2
2.40
2.40
2.40
3.04
2.94
2.87
2.76
10.5
8.6
9.2
10.4
8.8
8.1
7.8
7.8
7.1
10.1
9.9
8.2
11.3
10.2
9.8
11.4
9.2
8.3
7.5
8.4
7.7
10.8
8.8
8.4
10.1
11.4
9.4
9.4
9.4
9.6
APPAREL—
Hosiery,
shipments
(Thou, of 8
doz. pairs)
168,092
172,114
180,080
189,534
194,753
18.79
30.69
50.31
76.85
96.52
14.48
17.05
20.56
33.16
51.14
Domes-
tic, 64's,
FLOOR
COVERINGS—
Shipments,
carpet and
rugs (Mil.
of sq.
yds.) 7
281.8
319.5
374.4
430.3
12.83
8.21
12.32
14.26
15.67
26.09
Duty-free
(carpet
class)
ProductionWoolen
and
worsted
woven
goods (Mil.
of 6sq.5
yds. )
1.18
1.25
1.33
1.40
1.25
149.1
148.9
160.4
122.7
112.3
9.01
13.50
15.64
16.84
27.89
Total
Prices— Raw wool
(clean basis),
delivered (Cents per
pound) «
157.3
143.5
168.0
113.9
108.9
263.1
280.2
251.3
233.9
274.7
23.49
30.56
36.21
50.01
79.03
1961
1962
1963 .
1964
1965
Imports, clean yield
(Millions of pounds) 3
279.4
299.1
309.8
317.8
45.2
287.9
46.8
254.3
31.9
246.3
34.4
269.9
46.6
241.8
48.9
278.7
36.4
252.5
33.1
217.6
38.1
214.0
36.1
242.7
18.8
226.7
22.9
225.9
269
2.67
20,584
18,943
23,928
23,407
22,091
26,153
26,734
25,928
26,320
27,600
26,201
22,564
23,480
21,811
23,535
24,896
22,378
25,691
26,811
23,770
22,754
26,371
23,193
21,689
23,721
24,531
24,265
26,119
25,192
26,405
30,233
26,850
26,448
27,141
24,125
19,796
25,035
21,644
23,979
24,017
22,248
23,888
29,632
22,725
24,466
27,540
22,561
20,969
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
131
TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT—AEROSPACE VEHICLES
AIRCRAFT (COMPLETE)
AEROSPACE VEHICLES »
Shipments 5
Backlog of orders, end of period 3
Sales (net), receipts, or
Orders, new (net)
Missiles,
YEAR AND MONTH
OR QUARTER
U.S.
Total
Government2
Prime
contract
U.S.
Total
Government2
Total4
U.S.
Government z
Aircraft
(complete)
and parts
Engines
(aircraft)
and parts
verSe
systems,
engines,
propulsion
units, and
parts
Other
related
operations,
products,
and
services
Value
Airframe
weight
(Thous. of
pounds)
Exports—Commercial (Mil.
of
dollars) 8
Millions of dollars, except as noted
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
10443
11 982
14,086
13516
14,580
13,418
14963
17,637
17970
22,213
1961
1962 . .
1963
1964 ....
1965
9
27233
26,900
27 168
22,005
21 161
9
16351
18,538
16577
14,521
15116
9
12,119
13318
16,085
16282
20,101
14,948
15972
16,407
16686
17,016
11,766
12552
13,203
12815
12,535
24219
24,423
24 575
19,289
19010
20227
23,444
25592
24,648
24752
14530
16,334
16,635
16,560
16,407
7
9
27547
30,936
30,749
28,297
24,705
9
15,711
17,950
16,343
14,298
12,882
9
14655
16,401
16,608
15,610
13,264
3,836
4,056
4,646
4,558
5,480
1,546
1,527
1,510
1,527
2,503
5,646
5045
5,301
6,276
8,885
11,018
10572
10,950
11,658
13,696
13,922
13 137
13,904
15218
20,385
9
3824
4,252
3,951
3,578
2,449
4510
9
5,704
5,083
4,338
4,522
9
1,781
1,480
1,295
1,418
1,856
985.3
981 7
685.9
1,0661
1,592.0
21,884
20 188
16,083
22905
32,200
336
328
244
287
8
473
2,492
2,810
2,834
2,881
2,791
20870
2,981 .5
4,355 1
3,593.4
3,605 0
43983
56,739
76202
60,117
59,436
554
786
1 403
1,239
1,527
1971
1972
1973
1974 .. .
1975
21 553
23842
27,044
32704
28,995
15229
14817
15,804
19390
18,593
19,028
21 274
24,377
30239
26,647
21,679
21 499
24,305
26849
29,473
14,114
13492
14,431
15,196
17,314
24,579
26,922
29,661
35,516
35,038
13,997
15,322
16,695
20,889
22,168
11,999
13060
13,544
15,489
15,389
2,281
2,572
2,821
3,902
3,503
4,780
5,272
5,670
6,643
6,415
3,274
2990
2,897
3,591
4,071
2,973.9
3231 8
4,598.2
4,976 1
4,967.6
48,818
47694
64,370
65,573
60,480
1,907
1 609
2,311
3360
3,228
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
35992
38922
49819
67,561
69624
21 056
22,682
25992
23,383
33496
32364
35,478
46340
61 ,787
67,642
31 328
33,315
37968
46,173
58440
19083
20,704
21,888
23,229
26,674
39,702
45,309
57,160
78,548
10
89,732
24,141
26,119
30,223
30,377
37,199
17,321
19,709
28,267
41,442
46,777
3,558
5,354
5,602
9,229
11,494
6,286
6,743
7,557
7,415
8,498
5,542
6,208
7,697
10,761
10,240
46468
4,790.1
6,530 8
10,881.9
13,043.1
49094
46,395
54542
77,327
97,068
3207
2,605
3589
6,149
8,250
1981
1982
72,852
80,407
39,102
48,584
70,633
77,773
69,944
73,953
33,039
41,381
92,640
99,094
43,262
50,465
44,555
45,946
13,173
13,551
11,047
10,934
11,314
14,485
13,195.0
9,297.8
89,076
50,063
8,551
4,775
20,485
8,428
18,967
10,819
5,598
66,826
33,053
33,609
7,975
6,949
9,558
June
14581
6142
12926
11 306
6,010
70,101
33,185
35,399
8,889
6,620
9,581
682.7
5669
1,092.8
882.3
924.3
808.8
5,426
4,942
8,353
6,450
6,729
5,889
424
484
551
560
369
384
July
August
September
October
November
December
13,287
5,415
12,284
11,648
5,679
71,740
32,921
36,746
9,215
6,489
9,671
19208
3398
17610
12400
5942
78,548
30,377
41,442
9,229
7,415
10,761
1,050.0
1,011.4
876.7
784.2
956.0
1,246.1
6,868
7,405
6,170
5,295
6,609
7,191
723
599
399
464
534
658
15062
7753
14557
12267
6067
81 343
32,063
43,907
9,951
7,969
8,716
19463
7512
18845
14982
6524
85824
33051
47356
10488
7,919
9210
619.9
1,083.8
1,189.6
1,1946
1,283.1
1,0249
5,050
8,002
9,039
8,896
9,077
7,318
269
768
786
706
709
640
17,782
8,549
17,367
14,539
6,681
89,067
34,919
48,367
12,189
7,883
9,411
17,317
9,682
16,873
16,652
7,402
89,732
37,199
46,777
1 1,494
8,498
10,240
1 ,032.3
700.6
1,288.6
1,174.5
1,215.5
1,235.7
7,772
5,492
10,264
8,534
8,673
8,951
607
522
792
705
726
1,020
19 195
9649
18614
16263
7537
92664
39311
47804
1 1 ,356
9,717
10,846
June
17,829
9,399
17,306
17,977
8,020
92,516
40,690
47,032
12,016
9,954
10,820
711.6
1,025.4
1,244.5
1,398.8
1,232.2
1,429.6
4,698
7,727
8,905
9,893
8,928
9,001
337
751
963
1,049
746
916
July
August
September
October
November
December
16,302
8,246
15,844
16,962
8,229
91,856
40,707
45,958
12,810
10,275
10,532
19,526
11,808
18,869
18,742
9,253
92,640
43,262
44,555
13,173
11,047
11,314
736.2
737.4
1,287.8
781.4
1,017.7
1,592.4
4,870
4,989
8,102
5,067
7,025
9,871
413
608
804
538
476
952
20079
11 016
19407
16719
8740
96,000
45,538
46,516
13,545
10,997
11,991
18302
10657
17680
18113
9317
96189
46,878
46,114
13,334
10,693
13,220
708.3
774.2
1,122.0
806.0
956.5
739.9
4,187
3,993
5,857
4,270
5,045
4,059
504
369
809
412
453
434
17,572
10,579
16,919
18,869
11,456
94,892
46,001
44,138
13,912
10,374
13,619
24,454
16,332
23,767
20,252
11,868
99,094
50,465
45,946
13,551
10,934
14,485
564.0
466.1
646.5
602.4
624.7
1,287.3
3,437
2,801
3,665
3,225
3,130
6,394
445
370
77
378
102
421
1979:
January
February
March
April
May :::::
1980:
January
February
March .
April
May
June
JulyAugust
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
1982:
January
February
March
April
Mav
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
132
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT—PASSENGER CARS (NEW)
YEAR AND MONTH
FACTORY SALES—
From plants in the
United States—Not
seasonally
adjusted '
Total
Domestic
RETAIL SALES 2
Not seasonally adjusted
Total
Domestics
RETAIL INVENTORIES, END
OF PERIOD— Domestics *
Not
season-
Imports
Total
Domestics
*
5543
6933
7638
7752
9306
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
5402
6753
7444
7554
5556
6753
7334
9101
8,763
8337
7070
8407
7806
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
8 598
7*437
8822
8224
6547
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
8585
8824
9*658
7331
6713
6721
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
8498
7838
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
9
9
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
. .
November
December
8122
8352
9079
6073
9201
8512
9 165
6*400
8494
9 7678
9
5 840
6225
5,049
5749
4,696
9
9
8419
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
6187
9
737
685
adjusted
REGISTRATIONS—
New vehicles f '
Seasonally
adjusted
Inventorysales
ratio
Imports
Total
ind.
To
Canada
Total
From
Canada
Total
876
887
1.8
1,019
1.5
15
962
16
1,334
1.6
111.61
12697
144.50
16631
6
106.04
1561
1767
2794
3757
408.8
778
6
1564
43.80
7
5157
7
559.4
7
03
7
9
92
29.1
5855
6939
7557
8065
9314
7119
1 030
1,117
1 283
1 379
1,173
1 449
1,467
1 220
1 457
1,251
1,525
1,542
1,294
20
2.0
20
2.2
2.4
17758
280.58
33046
333.45
285.04
11432
23664
28678
292.11
24562
913 2
1 0206
1 6205
1,846.7
20134
7 1656
3236
5009
691 1
6928
9008
8357
9404
9447
8388
10,227
10872
1 1 ,350
8775
8,539
8662
9252
9588
7363
6,951
1 566
1 621
1,762
1 412
1,587
1,447
1 311
1,600
1 672
1,419
1,512
1 379
1,654
1,730
1,468
2.1
386.64
41025
509.19
600.90
640.30
348.40
37623
452.37
51659
550.81
2,5875
24859
2,437.3
25726
2,074.7
8023
8423
871 6
10488
11 351
8176
8701
733.8
8,262
9994
1 1 ,046
11 164
10 559
8979
8492
8,971
6581
1 502
2,075
2000
2329
2398
1 465
1,731
1 729
1 691
1,520
1,494
1,743
1,731
1 667
1,440
2.3
2.3
24
2.6
68046
697.20
6
695. 12
77916
607.80
57347
591 .51
8
540 90
59095
50913
25367
2,790.1
8
3 025 0
8
3 005 5
3,310 7
8,535
7,980
6,209
5,758
2,326
2,221
1,471
1,126
1,495
1,127
2.9
2.3
538.12
374.30
470.86
334.05
774
832
138
165
251
224
256
204
11.0
11.3
11.4
10.9
10.8
10.6
10.8
10.7
9035
8,347
9655
9,582
8403
8377
7568
8625
8,464
9164
8230
658
779
894
587
449
541
417
876
908
680
698
197
211
630
787
557
702
767
892
593
721
174
170
641
494
574
442
768
726
600
554
168
171
468
563
578
806
588
218
812
895
592
670
220
225
572
518
544
515
462
496
743
697
702
541
499
511
432
299
400
280
773
686
542
487
529
675
560
490
487
623
517
452
672
848
698
649
439
475
620
645
670
712
407
432
565
589
608
652
513
345
1,104
976
1,042
domestically
sponsored
*
1,256
636
666
853
753
787
691
17
2.5
3.4
2.2
19
10
2,998.6
3,067.0
8
8
8
8256
849.8
8331
6770
5948
5639
702.5
9831
9751
10826
10946
10357
379
339
386
484
569
658
779
986
1 062
1 231
1 488
1 529
1 720
1 369
1 501
1 447
1 977
1 946
2351
8761
2469
8444
7,754
2432
2,293
9.0
9.2
8.8
8.4
8.2
7.3
1.9
2.1
2.6
2.5
2.6
2.3
1,885
1,957
1,974
1,914
2,034
2,153
1,778
1,806
1,825
1,795
1,848
1,949
2.4
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
3.2
49.77
64.49
73.17
73.32
85.73
73.47
27.62
42.92
57.07
61.37
69.10
61.38
269.1
216.2
228.2
311.0
256.1
259.4
71.7
62.1
76.5
60.0
63.7
51.9
754
763
913
956
987
878
132
150
202
229
237
212
8.3
8.6
2.3
2.2
9.6
239.8
241.5
215.8
235.6
275.1
257.8
44.9
32.6
51.3
52.5
60.6
48.5
194
210
2.4
2.5
36.69
26.00
56.11
60.94
51.07
40.67
855
890
7.3
7.8
46.78
37.57
64.20
79.79
74.91
55.95
221
195
2.6
2.9
9.7
104
1,953
1,880
1,805
1,799
1,769
1,667
916
881
2.2
2.3
2,026
1,753
1,752
1,775
1,794
1 691
2.8
2.6
8.5
7.3
729
836
169
199
11.3
10.5
1,598
1,610
1,567
1,585
1,598
1,628
1,527
1,534
1,502
1,501
1,508
1,495
2.2
49.43
63.32
72.44
69.38
60.21
51.92
37.33
51.26
62.62
58.95
51.35
42.94
279.1
286.4
287.5
294.7
293.7
307.6
48.6
51.5
61.6
47.2
51.3
52.6
1,435
1,362
1,361
1,368
1,416
1,440
2.7
2.5
2.6
2.5
2.6
2.7
31.04
22.61
41.64
58.39
46.95
40.46
27.09
18.78
35.48
51.09
39.78
32.45
277.4
230.0
252.8
276.9
271.5
253.0
38.8
21.8
41.9
66.1
63.3
49.9
276.5
201.2
306.6
282.3
254.1
282.4
9.6
2.9
2.6
8.3
3.0
9.5
7.9
7.1
2.6
2.4
202
198
191
8.1
74
7.9
5.9
5.3
5.8
2.2
20
2.2
230
199
8.9
8.7
6.4
6.4
2.5
2.2
486
664
530
472
186
183
169
178
8.7
9.1
8.9
8.7
6.4
6.6
6.5
6.3
2.3
2.5
2.4
2.5
1,507
1,337
1,373
1,456
1,513
1,520
648
764
963
751
734
724
470
544
719
534
524
518
178
220
244
218
210
206
9.0
6.6
7.4
7.6
5.7
5.8
5.8
2.5
2.6
2.6
2.4
2.3
2.3
1,421
1,335
1,216
1,344
1,472
1,665
1,415
1,332
1,237
1,332
1,437
1,535
2.6
2.2
1.9
2.8
3.0
3.2
31.02
52.82
60.36
58.52
63.81
57.84
23.71
46.31
53.22
52.65
58.32
51.87
472
313
707
801
497
602
209
199
5.9
7.8
2.3
2.3
487
486
394
344
687
649
585
523
519
492
432
358
168
157
152
165
8.9
7.3
7.3
7.2
6.7
5.1
5.1
4.9
2.1
2.2
2.2
2.2
1,634
1,553
1,444
1,483
1,488
1,495
3.3
2.4
522
520
425
370
1,675
1,486
1,427
1,481
1,490
1,471
49.85
31.79
37.99
35.22
29.73
29.18
45.96
29.00
34.08
28.41
24.95
22.37
273
320
469
256
302
431
535
632
777
368
457
576
166
175
201
7.8
8.3
7.9
5.3
6.2
5.9
2.4
2.1
2.0
441
468
523
669
774
651
499
584
452
170
190
199
7.3
8.4
7.3
5.5
6.4
5.1
1.9
2.0
2.2
1,408
1,289
1,210
1,211
1,158
1,213
3.2
2.5
2.5
488
510
561
1,432
1,325
1,247
1,256
1,213
1,364
17.27
23.87
40.21
49.59
45.70
38.66
439
405
630
430
200
7.4
5.2
2.2
334
406
406
382
344
609
671
656
743
632
409
488
488
558
448
200
183
169
185
184
7.5
8.4
7.7
9.0
8.6
5.4
6.2
5.3
6.5
6.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.5
1,377
1,379
1,350
1,296
1,164
1,126
1,319
1,412
1,357
1,299
1,162
1,127
3.1
356
429
431
407
366
34.29
21.18
26.30
27.42
27.39
22.42
10.0
10.2
8.1
8.1
8.1
8.2
10.1
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
IMPORTS-Comptete
unite4
Thousands, except as noted
7617
655
806
706
842
751
9
Imports
820
826
951
888
709
883
761
922
820
513
619
649
EXPORTS—Units 8
Seasonally adjusted at
annual rate (Millions)
2.3
2.5
3.0
3.4
3.1
2.6
3.5
3.5
3.6
2.7
2.2
2.8
3.2
2.6
2.9
2.2
2.2
753
203
701
801
196
220
787
733
676
222
215
199
716
704
216
215
702
747
730
711
212
196
187
188
35.6
30.0
53.9
55.6
56.0
59.8
636
675
849
752
731
747
174
200
226
228
224
223
250.1
259.2
174.8
240.4
237.3
233.7
41.0
33.8
44.9
48.8
58.9
45.7
690
721
207
206
763
654
614
612
209
182
169
184
13.42
19.46
36.03
45.72
42.55
35.72
259.9
195.9
285.7
249.2
309.5
275.5
37.1
58.0
70.4
73.2
71.2
83.3
509
546
626
159
164
176
672
708
717
186
189
206
32.27
18.39
23.70
23.48
23.71
19.60
261.9
263.0
217.4
262.8
253.6
232.7
44.1
47.7
61.0
49.5
56.8
50.2
626
203
627
625
655
678
765
214
200
195
181
220
10
^Monthly data prior to 1979 are shown on p. 179.
f Courtesy of R.L Polk & Co.; ^publication prohibited.
133
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT—TRUCKS AND BUSES, TRUCK TRAILERS
TRUCKS AND BUSES (Thousands of units)
YEAR AND MONTH
Factory sales— From
plants in the United
States >
Total
Domestic
913.6
1,032.7
1,195.0
156.69
103.02
116.33
146.83
9
59.67
1,244.7
1,193.7
1,464.3
1,551.2
1,411.0
148.0
10
228.0
226.1
247.3
209.2
226.1
10
101 .8
117.1
137.2
125.8
289.1
265.8
357.0
381.3
337.0
79.84
83.56
1,678.5
2,151.1
2,562.3
2,183.9
2,076.0
200.3
221.2
254.4
224.1
168.9
132.4
161.6
191.6
178.6
106.1
2,762.8
3,145.0
3,547.2
2,861.0
1,963.5
161.7
171.5
164.5
151.6
1,667
3,179
3,416
2,741
11
1,464
92.3
175.7
1,701
1,905
1,514
1,778
1,746.6
2,063.8
312
298
354
271
329
290
288
273
326
251
298
262
290.4
219
151
198
251
196
166
198
136
176
222
171
141
225.7
233.9
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1,731
1,539
1,896
1,923
1,692
1,607
1,414
1,765
1,781
1,566
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
2,053
2,447
2,980
2,727
2,272
2,294
2,787
2,470
2,003
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
2,979
3,442
3,706
3,037
1981
1982
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November . ...
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
June
11
Heavy-duty
ExportsNew unite 3
160.8
156.1
185.9
190.7
264.2
1964
1965
1963....
Mediumduty
TRUCK TRAILERS—Shipments (Number) •
103.2
138.8
165.2
173.8
195.4
925
1,102
1,316
1,377
1,616
1962
Light-duty
Retail
inventories—
Total, end
of period—
Seasonally
adjusted 2
150.5
154.8
151.4
144.4
148.3
1,134
1,240
1,463
1,540
1,752
1961
Retail sales— By size class—Seasonally
adjusted *
1,914
2,734
654.2
774.2
10
281.5
267.9
246.0
232.1
199.2
252.1
227.1
206.0
204.0
13
73.9
45.7
13
Importstotal,
including
separate
chassis and
bodies4
Trailers and chassis
Registrations—New
vehicles f 5
Total
complete
units
Vans
Trailer
bodies
(contain-
ers)-
Detachable,
sold
separately
7
Trailer
chassis ami
running
gearDetachable,
sold
separately
12.20
17.88
8
16.48
8
31. 33
919
1,069
1,244
1,362
1,529
54,192
72,976
77,585
84,579
101,165
31,721
44,795
46,620
51,836
65,909
1,610
1,518
1,776
1,889
1,790
110,687
93.10
104.27
93.87
63.18
98.29
152.81
204.95
163.74
109,785
135,928
103,937
75,527
59,147
75,148
94,808
71,274
11,656
17,005
21,877
20,375
11,880
6,746
10,492
11,884
12,957
14,258
391.3
403.1
446.6
597.6
485.7
100.04
120.62
151.65
214.44
223.47
200.82
426.81
499.83
660.06
466.28
1,993
2,514
3,029
2,657
2,397
102,139
143,310
164,641
209,609
78,296
65,785
95,879
108,940
137,479
43,596
8,734
20,009
18,626
16,359
8,072
9,775
20,250
12,790
14,922
2,936
119.6
169.1
546.4
763.9
803.4
574.0
199.63
202.55
248.42
259.44
190.32
812.83
822.43
1,035.68
974.13
1,133.28
3,058
3,509
3,963
3,472
2,477
105,437
160,623
194,976
209,522
136,702
61,726
99,351
128,566
138,484
86,248
7,316
202.3
223.2
11,849
5,678
20,662
29,775
14,700
14,202
559.4
539.5
170.50
124.35
838.92
738.48
2,185
2,430
117,635
95,228
70,928
62,901
7,239
4,020
8,615
6,034
824.8
850.2
909.3
17.53
25.13
25.80
21.90
28.11
25.95
93.20
70.09
70.42
91.20
90.98
70.86
282
275
317
310
313
277
15,808
16,694
20,529
18,308
20,421
16,876
10,321
10,907
13,833
12,326
13,191
10,693
766
800
1,444
1,105
913
855
1,633
1,141
1,428
874
943
1,030
22.20
59.92
75.24
83.13
90.50
81.16
97.43
290
286
294
314
249
266
16,426
19,816
17,296
17,580
16,141
13,627
10,523
13,548
11,444
11,785
10,957
8,956
622
751
526
546
500
326
1,201
1,584
1,147
1,429
1,296
994
233
210
220
221
207
211
13,435
13,395
14,120
12,895
11,311
11,179
8,611
8,014
1,020
853
856
971
1,133
906
1,423
1,145
1,262
1,493
1,348
883
8,306
9,445
10,381
11,220
10,067
10,948
4,805
665
638
1,244
1,227
1,161
1,175
820
1,070
1,053
1,443
1,179
1,083
614
835
545
1,009
1,072
696
634
788
1,245
630
950
744
151.7
138.3
716.1
13
14.2
14.7
13.9
15.6
13.5
12.3
19.4
20.1
19.2
19.6
19.6
18.7
994.2
1,043.8
13.0
11.2
11.1
11.4
10.7
19.3
17.9
17.8
18.2
17.0
15.8
1,093.0
1,018.9
948.0
904.7
863.8
825.7
14.08
17.59
19.18
22.26
19.71
9.9
912.6
9.41
8
12
13
92,71 1
7
7
2,803
6,439
5,340
4,732
8,464
7,586
6,468
9,154
P)
8
3,062
6,189
176
169
130
109
104
157
148
113
93
83
181.4
167.7
154.9
148.0
164.6
9.7
8.6
7.3
5.7
7.2
16.7
15.8
14.6
12.5
13.4
14.4
781.3
774.1
738.3
732.1
700.7
609.7
18.84
17.02
19.05
17.53
15.58
16.53
97.40
99.06
100.57
105.05
107
84
134
186
155
149
88
73
120
168
140
132
182.9
154.4
146.3
151.5
156.8
150.2
7.2
8.1
8.2
7.2
6.7
6.7
15.2
16.6
15.0
14.5
13.7
13.2
566.7
540.4
538.4
549.6
15.56
13.42
13.36
15.06
14.21
14.16
108.95
90.89
89.86
110.44
77.93
62.17
222
196
190
185
190
191
140
135
167
162
159
180
126
118
146
142
139
161
143.8
149.0
144.6
155.6
156.6
151.9
8.5
6.6
6.7
8.4
6.4
5.0
12.7
12.7
13.6
13.9
12.2
11.9
568.6
554.8
553.5
12.96
19.65
20.01
16.21
17.81
17.44
88.30
58.25
70.72
63.66
72.87
68.24
162
163
176
186
198
201
9,007
8,484
5,778
4,835
9,501
9,989
9,991
11,325
5,211
5,751
5,804
6,710
127
87
130
165
123
127
111
75
115
152
113
116
146.8
156.7
149.5
136.5
135.1
120.4
6.0
6.0
5.4
5.0
4.6
5.4
12.1
12.6
12.6
12.0
11.9
13.0
562.4
543.4
12.38
11.19
11.16
11.95
10.77
64.05
67.49
64.53
78.55
69.97
72.29
190
194
196
171
169
180
8,922
9,779
10,540
11,060
9,408
9,628
4,826
6,061
6,854
7,378
6,109
5,611
459
340
387
542
404
336
527
679
530
510
817
561
June
116
144
197
183
193
212
108
133
184
169
180
197
167.6
175.0
186.0
170.1
191.3
155.3
July
August
September
October
November
December
166
142
155
142
127
130
154
134
146
132
118
122
162.2
140.4
193.8
149.7
199.4
179.2
July
August
September
October
November
December
1981:
January
February
March .
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
Mav
"165
"148
204.7
10.1
13
4.0
3.6
3.4
3.8
4.6
4.1
3.9
3.4
3.9
3.5
3.6
3.8
13
561.3
575.7
543.1
549.6
555.8
532.1
541.9
538.1
558.8
14.0
12.4
12.5
12.6
12.5
11.7
10.1
10.4
10.1
9.6
10.0
12.5
6,132
6,755
7,062
6,578
7,153
514.0
8.22
74.80
11.46
12.68
12.37
12.89
13.81
82.00
73.68
72.03
73.27
156
171
208
219
226
226
7,476
8,418
9,903
8,453
8,023
8,382
4,327
4,928
6,355
5,300
5,240
5,388
252
203
429
440
504
376
449
564
817
846
790
598
51.73
56.50
57.33
54.44
43.28
42.27
197
193
182
193
215
246
6,046
7,826
4,025
5,582
4,900
4,279
5,479
7,098
305
228
335
378
282
288
680
597
320
211
93
69
615.2
704.9
665.5
636.2
566.4
537.9
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
7,134
498.3
482.0
513.4
526.9
569.0
13
8.97
98.14
92.82
8,727
8,243
7,034
9.37
7.79
6.62
10.31
9.80
9.04
57.15
6,910
6,421
7,683
9,687
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TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT—RAILROAD EQUIPMENT
FREIGHT CARS (REVENUE), CLASS 1 z
FREIGHT CARS, NEW (EXCLUDING REBUILT). (Number) »
Unfilled orders, end of period
New orders
Shipments
Number owned, end of period
YEAR AND MONTH
Equipment
manufacturers
Total
Equipment
manufacturers
Total
Equipment
manufacturers
Total
Held for
repairs,
percent of
total owned
Carrying capacity, end of period
Aggregate
(Millions of
tons)
Average per
car (Tons)
1962
1963
1964
1965
31,720
36,554
44,969
68,870
77,828
18,719
23,538
31,290
45,156
53,324
30,613
36,910
60,866
70,958
88,070
19,012
23,744
43,785
44,513
65,399
15,760
16,122
32,111
32,849
45,016
7,446
19,961
18,872
32,623
1,604
1,550
1,512
1,488
1,478
8.8
8.0
6.8
5.9
5.3
89.29
87.22
85.94
86.67
88.32
55.70
56.30
56.80
58.20
59.80
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
90,104
83,095
56,232
69,028
66,185
67,699
64,775
38,961
54,112
52,411
99,797
53,724
63,556
84,245
50,293
73,216
38,489
49,386
65,301
42,530
56,440
24,534
31,735
46,751
27,552
40,250
14,173
24,535
35,508
22,320
1,488
1,477
1,454
1,435
1,424
4.8
5.1
5.2
5.6
5.7
91.44
93.67
93.55
94.35
95.56
61.40
63.40
64.30
65.80
67.10
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
55,331
47,535
59,262
67,038
72,392
48,014
42,073
54,814
63,243
65,870
52,482
47,915
105,124
97,929
33,457
46,913
42,343
102,136
85,276
32,032
22,221
67,199
90,216
40,135
18,753
17,666
65,380
79,009
34,025
1,422
1,411
1,395
1,375
1,359
5.6
5.8
6.3
6.4
8.6
97.14
98.08
98.19
98.32
99.09
68.29
69.53
70.38
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
52,548
51,729
67,440
90,021
85,920
45,618
46,664
62,400
83,931
80,357
36,148
66,250
129,196
119,091
43,955
30,546
59,557
124,862
113,060
40,140
23,515
35,910
96,255
119,001
52,370
18,733
29,490
89,944
112,749
47,866
1,332
1,267
1,225
1,217
1,168
8.8
8.9
7.9
8.0
8.8
97.71
96.64
93.96
94.47
92.56
73.37
75.50
76.68
77.62
79.24
1981
1982
44,901
17,236
41,435
15,515
17,916
17,288
6,321
16,485
4,295
14,819
4,095
1,111
1,039
6.9
8.7
89.37
84.87
80.43
7,071
6,048
7,030
8,296
5,667
15,236
14,506
14,801
7,799
13,701
7,297
14,736
14,506
14,801
7,799
13,288
6,639
104,818
113,049
119,312
119,967
125,311
124,569
98,388
107,030
113,802
114,889
120,243
119,335
1,222
1,219
1,219
1,222
1,221
1,224
7.9
8.0
8.0
7.9
7.8
7.8
93.80
93.58
93.69
94.04
76.76
76.76
76.88
76.97
94.12
94.40
77.10
77.13
6,293
119,793
117,305
121,375
117,422
113,797
112,749
1,224
1,222
1,221
1,219
1,217
1,217
7.9
7.7
7.7
7.8
8.1
8.0
94.47
94.60
94.46
94.38
94.27
94.47
77.19
77.41
77.35
77.43
77.47
77.62
77.70
77.80
1961
1979:
January
February
March
April
May
June
7,316
7,704
8,039
6,619
7,787
6,884
7,281
7,547
6,162
8,327
6,962
8,107
8,884
8,084
5,608
7,753
6,618
7,758
7,971
7,376
7,365
7,440
8,224
7,546
7,484
June
7,793
7,903
8,795
7,893
8,073
7,902
July..
August
September
October
November
December
5,890
6,994
6,947
7,368
4,945
5,530
5,455
July
August
September
October
November
December
1980:
January
February
March
April
May
1981:
January
February
March
April
May
June .
July
August
September
October
November
December
1982:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
7,521
6,158
6,596
6,956
4,574
5,151
5,162
4,245
4,143
3,781
5,064
4,401
4,718
3,792
3,779
3,442
2,983
2,864
3,184
3,529
2,900
2,063
2,711
2,971
3,299
2,656
1,839
2,455
5,336
4,709
71.49
72.89
81.68
8,719
7,519
11,873
10,881
6,129
8,458
8,538
6,129
7,890
7,538
125,173
123,311
128,029
123,727
119,757
119,001
6,310
3,776
3,471
3,866
5,744
3,144
6,310
3,776
3,471
2,851
3,882
3,144
115,600
109,406
100,955
90,305
85,642
78,051
109,776
104,045
96,165
84,847
78,911
71,701
1,205
1,202
1,199
1,201
1,195
1,192
8.1
8.4
8.1
8.1
8.1
8.3
93.66
93.50
93.53
93.84
93.74
93.51
78.01
78.15
78.46
78.48
3,393
2,569
4,406
2,047
3,930
4,722
3,393
73,848
67,769
64,572
57,943
56,220
52,370
67,934
62,652
59,806
53,389
51,337
47,866
1,186
1,184
1,180
1,177
1,172
1,168
8.7
8.8
8.9
8.8
8.7
8.8
93.31
93.27
93.06
93.61
93.06
92.56
78.67
78.75
78.83
79.09
79.38
79.24
92.47
92.35
92.37
79.32
79.42
79.49
79.49
79.75
79.78
6,993
2,531
4,406
1,847
3,230
4,722
2,147
2,147
2,069
2,069
1,559
1,762
1,791
1,155
1,559
1,737
1,791
927
48,451
45,121
41,539
38,972
35,588
32,321
44,219
41,197
38,059
35,920
32,900
29,744
1,166
1,163
1,162
1,146
1,143
1,137
8.1
8.0
8.0
8.0
8.1
7.7
90.67
1,315
798
1,743
1,013
860
1,811
1,315
798
1,743
638
860
1,811
26,267
23,648
21,852
18,831
17,724
16,485
23,809
21,403
19,837
16,685
15,802
14,819
1,130
1,124
1,122
1,119
1,116
1,111
7.7
7.6
7.2
7.2
7.0
6.9
90.32
89.92
89.83
89.73
89.64
89.37
79.92
80.00
80.08
815
753
1,485
539
487
586
14,735
13,486
12,599
10,560
9,253
8,500
13,231
12,218
11,546
9,685
8,478
7,820
1,110
1,105
1,100
1,095
1,090
1,083
7.0
7.4
7.6
7.6
7.7
8.0
89.32
89.02
88.76
88.48
80.48
80.58
88.19
87.71
80.71
80.84
80.92
81.02
179
373
583
134
249
231
7,187
6,829
5,895
5,283
4,866
4,295
6,507
1,077
1,069
1,059
1,053
1,047
1,039
8.1
7.9
8.3
8.4
8.6
8.7
87.47
86.94
86.24
85.86
85.43
84.87
81.19
81.35
81.44
81.54
81.60
81.68
1,995
1,762
1,833
1,526
2,247
2,443
2,032
2,265
1,794
1,339
1,694
1,244
815
753
1,485
539
487
586
1,369
1,060
967
890
610
765
1,369
992
913
650
525
477
179
373
583
884
249
231
Footnotes giving source of data and description of series appear in the section immediately following these tables.
21 ,244
7,133
Total
(Thousands)
6,217
5,337
4,710
4,378
4,095
91.07
91.18
80.17
80.30
80.43
Reference to Data
The statistical section in this volume contains annual data for 1961-82 and monthly data for
1979-82. Appendix I contains annual and monthly data for 1961-78 for some of the more
important series in the statistical section. Annual data prior to 1961 appear in the following
earlier editions of BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1947-60, in the 1979 edition; 1939-46, in the
1969 edition; 1929-38 in the 1959 edition. Monthly data prior to 1979, unless otherwise indicated in the methodological notes for individual series, appear in the following earlier editions
of BUSINESS
STATISTICS:
Monthly data
for:
BUSINESS STATISTICS
edition
1975-78
1973-74
1971-72
1969-70
1967-68
1965-66
1963-64
1961-62
1959-60
1957-58
1955-56
1979
1977
1975
1973
1971
1969
1967
1965
1963
1961
1959
Monthly data
for:
BUSINESS STATISTICS
edition
1953-54
1951-52
1949-50
1947-48
1945-46
1941-44
1938-40
1936-37
1934-35
1932-33
1931 and earlier
1957
1955
1953
1951
1949
1947
1942
1940
1938
1936
1932
To obtain data mentioned in the methodological notes as being available upon request, write
to:
Statistical Series Branch
Current Business Analysis Division
Bureau of Economic Analysis
U.S. Department of Commerce
Washington, D.C. 20230
Methodological Notes to the Statistical Series
PAGEl
1. Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis. "Personal
income" is the income received by persons from all sources, that is, from participation in
production, from transfer payments from governments and business, and from government interest, which is treated like a transfer payment. Persons consists of individuals,
nonprofit institutions, private noninsured welfare funds, and private trust funds. Proprietors' income is treated in its entirety as received by individuals. Life insurance carriers
and private noninsured pension funds are not counted as persons, but their saving is
credited to persons. Personal income is the sum of wage and salary disbursements, other
labor income, proprietors' income, rental income of persons, dividends, personal interest
income, and transfer payments, less personal contributions for social insurance.
"Wage and salary disbursements" consists of the monetary remuneration of employees, including the compensation of corporate officers; commissions, tips, and bonuses;
and receipts in kind that represent income to the recipients. Retroactive wages are counted
when paid rather than when earned. For information on the several components of employer
disbursements, see note 2 below.
"Proprietors' income with inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments"
is the monetary income and income in kind of sole proprietorships and partnerships,
including the independent professions, and of producers' cooperatives. Interest and dividend income received by proprietors, and rental income received by persons who are not
primarily engaged in the real estate business are excluded. The two valuation adjustments are designed to obtain measures of profits in which inventories and fixed capital
are valued at replacement cost, the valuation concept underlying national income and
product accounting, rather than historical cost, the valuation concept underlying business accounting. The capital consumption adjustment also places the using up in production of fixed capital on a consistent basis with respect to service lives (85 percent of
Internal Revenue Service Bulletin F for equipment and nonresidential structures) and
depreciation formulas (straight-line).
"Rental income of persons with capital consumption adjustment" is the monetary
income of persons from the rental of real property, except the income of persons primarily
engaged in the real estate business; the imputed net rental income of owner occupants of
nonfarm dwellings; and the royalties received by persons from patents, copyrights, and
rights to natural resources. The capital consumption adjustment is described in the preceding paragraph.
"Personal interest income" is the interest income of persons from all sources.
Personal income differs from national income in that it includes transfer payments
and interest received by persons, regardless of source, while it excludes both employee
and employer contributions for social insurance, corporate profits tax liability and inventory
valuation adjustment, and undistributed corporate profits. A minor difference also appears in
the wage and salary components in that retroactive wage payments are included in personal
income when received and in national income when earned.
The sources and methods used in compiling the monthly series are given in paragraphs
following.
For interpolating the annual series and for extending the series currently, monthly
data from various governmental and private agencies are employed."Monthly reports of
the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Census Bureau, U.S. Office of Personnel Management (formerly the Civil Service Commission), and other agencies are used to estimate
wages and salaries.
Estimates for wages and salaries are prepared individually by industries, and are based
mainly on payroll indexes calculated using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics,
reports by carriers to the Interstate Commerce Commission, and payroll estimates of the
Office of Personnel Management, and Statistical Reporting Service, U.S. Department
of Agriculture. In only a few instances are indirect methods of estimate employed.
Federal transfer payments, for the most part, are reported directly for the various
governmental agencies, such as the Social Security Administration, Veterans Administration, and Office of Personnel Management in the Monthly Treasury Statement of
Receipts and Outlays of the United States Government. Data for State and local government transfer payments are compiled mostly from periodic reports made to the Employment and Training Administration, Social Security Administration, and the Bureau of
the Census. For some of the components of Federal and State-local transfer payments
(such as State and local workmen's compensation) no monthly data are available. In
those cases, monthly data are estimated, either by extrapolation using an indicator series,
or by smoothing annual data in a time series.
Dividend income is currently estimated from a sample of corporate dividend payments.
This sample is used to extrapolate and to interpolate monthly the latest tax-return-based
estimates.
Although the monthly estimates of proprietors' income are prepared in considerable
detail, they are based on less adequate data than are wages and salaries. Farm proprietors' income is based mainly on cash income from farm marketings data provided by the
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
PAGES 1-7
Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. Nonfarm proprietors' income
estimates are based, for the most part, on movements in sales data and similar indirect
measures. Since the monthly sales data that are employed have already been corrected
for seasonal variation, no further seasonal correction is necessary.
Interest estimates are based in part on current information on the Federal Government interest receipts and expenses, interest paid on outstanding consumer credit, and
interest flows of some of the major financial intermediaries. Other interest components
are estimated based on annual data.
Other labor income estimates are prepared by interpolating between annual estimates
and by extrapolating past trends with modifications for large scale deviations from trends in
employment.
Rent estimates are prepared by interpolating between annual estimates and extrapolating past trends with modifications for natural disasters and changes in property tax
rates.
Monthly estimates of employee contributions for old-age, survivors, disability, and
hospital insurance, unemployment insurance, railroad retirement insurance, State and
local workmen's compensation programs, and Government employee retirement systems
are based on relevant wage and salary data, taking into account changes in contribution
rates. Medical insurance premiums, veterans life insurance premiums, and Federal
workmen's compensation contributions are based on records of the agencies concerned.
Estimates of annual old-age, survivors, disability, and hospital insurance contributions
by the self-employed are derived from data supplied by the Social Security Administration, and smoothed through the year to approximate seasonal adjustment.
Monthly data for 1961-78 for the series indicated by a star are in appendix I to this
volume. A discussion of monthly estimates of personal income and its disposition appears in
the November 1979 SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS. A discussion of the latest
benchmark revision incorporating changes in definitions and classifications, and improvements in statistical methods appears in the December 1980 SURVEY OF CURRENT
BUSINESS. Annual data for 1929-76 and quarterly data for 1946-76 appear in THE
NATIONAL INCOME AND PRODUCT ACCOUNTS OF THE UNITED STATES,
1929-76. See also the July 1982 and July 1983 SURVEYS.
2. "Commodity-producing industries" consist of agriculture, forestry and fisheries,
mining, contract construction, and manufacturing. "Distributive industries" consist of
wholesale and retail trade, transportation, communications, and other public utilities.
"Service industries" comprise finance, insurance and real estate, and services. "Government and government enterprises" comprises Federal, State and local government
and government enterprises and pay of permanent U.S. residents employed in the United
States by foreign governments and international organizations. See note 1 above for
sources and methods used in compiling the estimates.
3. "Other labor income" includes employer contributions to private pension plans,
group health and life insurance plans, privately administered workmen's compensation
plans, supplemental unemployment benefit plans and directors' fees.
4. "Transfer payments" to persons is income payments to persons, generally in monetary form, for which they do not render current services. It consists of business transfer
payments and government transfer payments. Government transfer payments include
payments under the following programs: Federal old-age, survivors, disability, and hos-,
pital insurance; supplementary medical insurance; State unemployment insurance; railroad retirement and unemployment insurance; government insurance; workmen's compensation; veterans benefits, including veterans life insurance; food stamp; black lung;
supplemental security income; and direct relief. Government payments to nonprofit institutions, other than for work under research and development contracts, is also included.
5. "Personal contributions for social insurance" includes payments by employees,
self-employed, and other individuals who participate in the following programs: Federal
old-age, survivors, disability, and hospital insurance; supplementary medical insurance;'
State unemployment insurance; railroad retirement; government retirement; and veterans life insurance.
6. Equals personal income less the following farm components: wages and salaries,
other labor income, proprietors' income with inventory and capital consumption adjustments, and net interest.
PAGE 2
1. See note 1 for p. 1.
2. "Personal tax and nontax payments" is tax payments (net "of refunds) by persons
(except personal contributions for social insurance) that are not chargeable to business
expense, and certain other personal payments to government agencies (except government enterprises) that it is convenient to treat like taxes. Personal taxes includes income,
estate and gift, and personal property taxes. Nontaxes includes passport fees, fines and
penalties, donations, and tuitions and fees paid to schools and hospitals operated mainly
by government. Nontax generally excludes purchases by persons from government of
goods and services that are similar to goods and services purchased by persons from
business.
"Disposable personal income" is personal income less personal tax and nontax payments. It
is the income available to persons for spending or saving.
"Personal outlays" is personal consumption expenditures, interest paid by consumers
to business, and personal transfer payments to foreigners (net). The last item consists of
personal remittances in kind and in cash sent abroad less such remittances from abroad.
"Personal saving" is personal income less the sum of personal outlays and personal tax
and nontax payments. It is the current saving of individuals (including proprietors),
nonprofit institutions, private noninsured welfare funds, and private trust funds. Personal
saving equals the change in the net worth of persons, which may also be viewed as the
sum of net acquisition of financial assets (such as cash and deposits, securities, and the
net equity of individuals in life insurance and in private noninsured pension funds) and
physical assets less the sum of net borrowing and of capital consumption allowances.
A discussion of the latest benchmark revision incorporating changes in definitions and
classifications, and improvements in statistical methods appears in the December 1980
SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS. Annual data for 1946-76 and quarterly data for
1946-76 appear in THE NATIONAL INCOME AND PRODUCT ACCOUNTS OF
THE UNITED STATES, 1929-76. See also the July 1982 and July 1983 SURVEYs.
3. "Personal consumption expenditures" is goods and services purchased by individuals, operating expenses of nonprofit institutions, and the value of food, fuel, clothing,
rental of dwellings, and financial services received in kind by individuals. Net purchases
of used goods are also included. All private purchases of dwellings are classified as gross
private domestic investment.
Personal consumption expenditures for goods as well as services are estimated for
benchmark years as final demand components of the Input-Output Table. For goods, the
basic data are: Product shipment values reported in the census of manufacturers;
nonmanufactured foods and fuels, derived from censuses of agriculture and mineral industries; imports, including transportation costs, insurance, and duties; and changes in wholesalers' and retailers' inventories. The available supply is apportioned at producers' values
among intermediate uses, investment, exports, government purchases, and personal consumption expenditures. To the derived consumption expenditures at producers' value are
added estimates of transportation costs, wholesale and retail margins, and sales taxes,
based principally on Interstate Commerce Commission, census of business, and Internal
Revenue Service data.
Estimates of consumption expenditures for goods for years between and beyond benchmarks and quarterly and monthly consumption expenditures estimates rest chiefly on
the trends shown by the Census Bureau's retail sales figures by kind of store; quantity
series and price information (for such items as autos, gasoline, and tobacco); and other
data from government and nongovernment sources.
Periodic comprehensive sources, notably the censuses of population and housing, business,
and agriculture, provide underlying data for space rental values, personal services, repair
services, and other components that together constitute about half of the dollar value of
consumer services. The information is supplemented by comprehensive annual reports of
government agencies, such as the U. S. Department of Education for private higher
education outlays, the Federal Communications Commission for telephone service, the
Interstate Communications Commission for railroad and bus travel, the Civil Aeronautics Board for air travel, the Internal Revenue Service and the Census Bureau for data
on physicians, lawyers, and services by other professionals. Important use is made also of
annual data available from private sources such as the American Council of Life Insurance and Best's Fire and Casualty Yearbook for insurance items, the American Hospital
Association for hospital services, the Edison Electric Institute and the American Gas
Association for electric and gas utilities, the American Transit Association for outlays
for local transportation, and the New York Stock Exchange for brokerage fees.
A more detailed description of sources and methods used in estimating personal consumption expenditures appears in "Monthly Estimates of Personal Income Taxes, and
Outlays" published in the November 1979 issue of the SURVEY OF CURRENT
BUSINESS.
4. Includes data for items not shown separately.
5. Disposable personal income in 1972 dollars equals disposable income divided by the
implicit price deflator for personal consumption expenditures.
6. Constant-dollar or "real" estimates—i.e., estimates from which price change has
been removed, are obtained by dividing the most detailed current dollar components by
appropriate price indexes.
"Personal consumption expenditures" are deflated mainly by price series that are components of the Consumer Pricejndex compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S.
Department of Labor.
I D
7. The implicit price deflltorrltre obtained by dividing the current-dollar GNP (or
component) by the constant-dollar GNP (or component). They are weighted averages of
thejifitailed price indexes used in the deflation of GNP. In each period, the weights are
based on the composition of constant-dollar output in that period. In other words, the
price index for each item is weighted by the ratio of the quantity of the item valued in
1972 prices to the total output in 1972 prices. Changes in the implicit price deflator
reflect both changes in prices and changes in the composition of output. The fixed-weighted
price indexes use as weights the composition of output in 1972. Accordingly, comparisons over any timespan reflect only changes in pricesj^^£te__j6-flf-this page discusses the
derivation of the constant-dollar estimates. For more detailed discussions of these price
/-Indexes, see "Alternative Measures of Price Change for GNP" in the March 1969 SURVEY
i OF CURRENT BUSINESS and "Reconciliation of Quarterly Changes in Measures of
^Prices Paid by Consumers" in the March 1978 SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS.
Annual data for 1929-76 and quarterly data for 1946-79 for the implicit price deflators and annual and quarterly data for 1959-72 for the fixed-weighted price indexes
appear in THE NATIONAL INCOME AND PRODUCT ACCOUNTS OF THE UNITED
STATES, 1929-76, A SUPPLEMENT TO THE SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS,
issued September 1981. (See also the July 1982 and July 1983 SURVEYs.)
PAGES 3-7
1. Source: Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, Division of Research
and Statistics. The index measures changes in the physical volume or quantity of output
of manufacturing, mining, and electric and gas utilities. It reflects output changes at all
stages within manufacturing and mining industries (including intermediate as well as
final products). The index does not cover production on farms, in the construction industry, in transportation, or in various trade and service industries. A number of groups and
subgroups include data for individual series not published separately.
Since the index of industrial production was first introduced by the Board in the 1920's, it
has been revised from time to time to take account of the growing complexity of the
economy, the availability of more data, improvements in statistical processing techniques,
and refinements in methods of analysis.
The figures presented here reflect revisions of the industrial production index introduced by the Board in June 1976, and subsequent annual revisions. The 1976 revision
added new individual series and subdivisions to the index (not shown here); adjusted the
individual series to the Censuses of Manufactures and Minerals Industries benchmark
data for changes from 1963 to 1967, and'to comprehensive annual data from a variety of
other sources through 1973.
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The method used in combining the individual series is the weighted average of relatives. This consists of (1) reducing each series into relatives, with the average for the
base period, 1967, as 100; (2) multiplying each series of relatives by a base-year weight
factor; and (3) adding the products (relatives multiplied by weights) for any 1 month and
dividing by sum of the weights to obtain the index number for the month. The weights
used are percentage weight factors. Because the total of the percentage weight factors is
equal to 100, the sum of the products of all series for any 1 month (all series times their
respective weight factors) gives the index of industrial production for that month. The
products of the component series and their weights give the number of points contributed to the index by individual series. This method of computation facilitates analysis of
the changes in the index. For example, it makes it possible to observe the points contributed by each series or group of series, and therefore to determine which series or group of
series is responsible for the month-to-month changes in the total index or in the index
for any group or subgroup of industries.
The weights used are based on value added—the difference between the value of production and the cost of materials or supplies consumed—in individual industries for
1967 for compilations beginning in 1967. The 1967 proportions, or the relative importance of the groupings based on the 1967 weights, are shown in detail in the Federal
Reserve Board publication, Industrial Production—1976 Revision. This also includes
a discussion of weights and weight base year 1967.
Components of the index are adjusted for two kinds of short-time recurring fluctuations, i.e., for differences in the number of working days from month to month and for
seasonal variation. Beginning with indexes for January 1947, allowances for holiday
observances have been made in seasonal factors rather than in working-day adjustments.
Except for Easter, each of the principal holidays is in the same month each year—January,
May, July, September, November, and December. Reported product data are converted
to a daily average basis by adjusting for the number of working days in the reporting
period. No allowances for holiday shutdowns are made in the working-day adjustment;
consequently, the effects of holiday observances on monthly output are reflected in the
indexes unadjusted for seasonal variation. No adjustment is required for monthly series
based on employee-hour and kilowatt-hour data because they are little affected by
calendar variations.
The procedures used in deriving the seasonally adjusted series are those incorporated
in the X-l 1 version of the Census Method II computer program for seasonal adjustment.
A selected number of seasonally adjusted components are given professional review for
further refinement.
Monthly data for 1961-78 for those series indicated by a star appear in appendix I to
this volume. Monthly data for other series prior to 1979 are available from the Board of
Governors of the Federal Reserve System, Washington, D.C. 20551.
PAGES 8 and 9
1. Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census. Sales are estimated
aggregate dollar values and inventories are estimated book values at the end of the year
or month. Business sales and inventories are here defined as the sum of the data for
manufacturing and for merchant wholesale and retail trade. These figures are smaller
than the nonfarm business statistics used in gross national product computations by the
amount of sales (or revenue) and inventories for nonmerchant wholesalers (e.g., manufacturers' sales branches, company-owned petroleum bulk stations and terminals, agents and
brokers, etc.), mining, construction, utilities, communication, transportation, and services.
The term "sales" used here signifies essentially sales or shipments for retail and wholesale
trade and billings or shipments for manufacturing.
Trade inventories are valued at cost of merchandise on hand, while manufacturers'
inventories are, in general, valued at the lower of cost or market price. More recently
(since 1974), about one fourth of manufacturers' inventories are valued on a last-infirst-out (LIFO) basis; the use of LIFO is less prevalent in trade generally (though it is
used extensively by department stores and food stores).
Changes in the book value of business inventories reflect .movements of replacement
costs as well as changes in physical volume. In measuring inventory investment as part of
the gross national product, the data are adjusted to remove the effect of changes in
replacement costs.
The annual totals shown here for manufacturing and trade sales are based on unadjusted data; in the case of the manufacturing segment the unadjusted figures, as well as
the seasonally adjusted data, include adjustments for trading-day and calendar-month
variation.
Unadjusted and seasonally adjusted monthly data for 1961-78 for total manufacturing and trade sales and inventories appear in appendix I to this volume.
2. See note 1 for p. 11 for a description of the manufacturing series.
3. See note 1 for p. 37 and note 1 for p. 40 for a description of the retail trade sales and
retail inventories series.
4. Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census. The series shown in
this volume represent estimated sales and inventories of merchant wholesalers in the
United States. The wholesale trade series shown in this edition have been revised to
reflect (1) the annual estimates as published in the 1981 report for the Annual Trade
Survey (ATS); and (2) the revision of the factors used to adjust sales and inventories for
seasonal and trading-day-variation.
The estimates of this survey are limited to merchant wholesalers, one of the types of
establishments primarily engaged in selling merchandise to retailers; to industrial, commercial, institutional, farm, or professional business users, or to other wholesalers; or acting
as agents or brokers in buying for or selling to such persons or companies. Merchant
wholesalers, which account for the major portion of this broad field, are distinguished by
the fact that they take title to the goods they sell, and include wholesale merchants or
jobbers, industrial distributors, exporters, importers, and retailer cooperative warehouses.
Types of wholesale trade not covered in this series include manufacturers' sales branches
and sales offices, buyers, and associations engaged in the cooperative marketing of farm
products, and agents, merchandise or commodity brokers, and commission merchants.
Sales include sales of merchandise and receipts from repairs or other services to customers, after deducting returns, allowances, and discounts; sales of merchandise for
others on a commission basis are also included. Local and State sales taxes and Federal
excise taxes are not included. Inventories represent stocks, generally at cost, of merchandise on hand for sale at the end of the month; they do not include goods held on a
consignment basis or such items as fixtures, equipment, and supplies not held for sale.
The reporting firms are part of a probability sample representing merchant wholesalers in all kinds of business.
The sample was originally drawn from all merchant wholesalers in the Standard Statistical Establishment List (SSEL) as updated to December 31, 1979. The SSEL consisted of two lists. One list was composed of all Employer Identification (El) numbers
issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) with reported payroll in at least one quarter of 1979. The second list consisted of all establishments of known multiestablishment
companies as of December 31, 1979.
In the new sample design an annual update is planned to ensure appropriate representation in the sample. This involves identification of large companies with substantial
growth by use of the Census Bureau's annual Company Organization Survey (COS). In
addition, the process of selecting "births" (new wholesale businesses) has been improved
by using both expected employment size and actual payroll during the first calendar
quarter of operation to determine the firm's probability of selection in the survey.
Studies have indicated that using the El number as a sampling unit can underrepresent
some large companies. In the new design, some large multiunit firms selected with certainty are asked to report on a company basis rather than for a sample of El's. The
noncertainty component of the sample representing smaller firms, continues to be selected on
an El basis.
A detailed discussion of the series appears in Monthly Wholesale Trade, Sales and
Inventories: January 1972-December 1981 and January 1973-December 1982 (Revised).
Comprehensive details for the descriptions of the different samples, estimating procedures, etc., as well as estimates of merchant wholesalers' sales and inventories, unadjusted and seasonally adjusted, by kind of business, appear each month in the Monthly
Wholesale Trade report. See also the February 1961, February 1966, and July 1974
Monthly Wholesale Trade reports, as well as the report Monthly Wholesale Trade, Sales
and Inventories: January 1972-December 1981 and January 1973-December 1982
(Revised), for details concerning the introduction of the revised samples. These publications are available from the Bureau of the Census, Washington, D.C. 20233.
The sales and inventory data are adjusted for seasonal variation and, in the case of
sales, also for trading-day differences, by the use of factors developed by the Bureau of
the Census using the X-l 1 version of the Census Method II seasonal adjustment program.
Seasonally adjusted monthly data for 1961-78 for merchant wholesalers' sales and
inventories for the series shown here appear in appendix I to this volume.
5. See note 2 for p. 10.
6. Annual figures are based on data not adjusted for seasonal variation.
7. See note 1 for p. 37 regarding comparability of data.
8. See note 4 for this page regarding comparability of the data.
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1. Sources: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis and Bureau
of the Census. The monthly data for stock-sales ratios are based on the seasonally adjusted
sales and inventory series for manufacturing and trade. The ratios for each month are
derived by dividing end-of-month inventory book values by total sales during the month. The
ratios for a given year are derived by dividing the weighted average of seasonally adjusted inventories (using the 13 observations including the yearend figures for the preceding
and current year) by the monthly average of unadjusted sales for that year. No adjustments have been made to bring inventory book values, which are typically valued at the
lower of cost or market, up to the level of selling prices.
Stock-sales ratios are frequently used in evaluating the current position of inventory
holdings. While they are useful in this respect, considerable caution must be used in such
analyses. In addition to the problem of selecting a "normal" historical period for use as a
frame of reference, appraisal is rendered difficult by the many cyclical and secular
factors that are operative. Furthermore, stock-sales ratios in recent years have exhibited
a progressively larger downward bias due to the valuation of inventories at historical or
acquisition prices. This problem has been aggravated by the recent high rates of inflation and the increased incidence of LIFO as the basis for inventory valuation.
From a cyclical point of view, stock-sales ratios are generally inversely related to
business activity; that is, the ratios tend to rise as sales declined and fall as sales rise.
Typically, the change in direction of the inventory movement tends to occur some time
after the turn in sales. Over the longer run, stock-sales ratios are affected by changing
efficiencies in the handling of inventories due to such factors as improvements in transportation, better control by management, increasing use of computers, and other changes in technology.
See note 1 for p. 11 for a description of the manufacturing series; note 1 for p. 37 and
note 1 for p. 40 for descriptions of the retail sales and retail inventories series; and note 4
for p. 8 for a description of the merchant wholesalers' sales and inventories series.
Monthly data for 1961-78 for the series indicated by a star are in appendix I to this
volume.
2. Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis. The ratios
are seasonally adjusted end-of-month inventories divided by seasonally adjusted sales
at a monthly rate, both valued in constant (1972) dollars. The inventory series are consistent with the manufacturing and trade portion of the change in business inventory
component of constant-dollar gross national product (see note 1 for p. 180 and note 1 for
p. 9.) The sales series are as described in note 1 for p. 8, after adjustment for price
change.
The Bureau of Economic Analysis prepares the constant-dollar manufacturers' inventories
at the 2-digit Standard Industrial Classification level by stage of fabrication, and wholesalers' and retailers' inventories by kind of business. The deflators are primarily weighted
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
PAGES 10-21
averages of Producer Price Indexes—with appropriate lag structures based on information on inventory turnover periods. (See "Constant-Dollar Manufacturing Inventories"
in the November']981 SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS for detail.)
Manufacturers' sales (shipments) are deflated at the 3- and 4-digit industry levels
using Producer Price Indexes combined with 1977 product class shipment weights.
Wholesalers' sales are deflated by kind of business using Producer Price Indexes combined with 1977 Census of Manufactures sales weights. Retailers' sales are deflated by
kind of business using Consumer Price Indexes. The selection of price data and the
weights for the component price indexes are based on sales by product line from the 1972
Census of Manufactures.
The series shown, as well as detail by industry and durability, are available beginning
in 1948. The detailed monthly series, and also quarterly series, are usually presented in
the SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS once a quarter (see the February 1983 SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS). Historical data and information about sources and
methods are available from the National Income and Wealth Division, Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce, Washington, D.C. 20230.
3. See 1st paragraph of note 1 for this page for an explanation of yearly data for the
inventory-sales ratios.
Monthly data for 1961-78 for the series indicated by a star are in appendix I to this
volume. Monthly data prior to 1979 for other series are available upon request.
2. Includes data for items not shown separately.
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1. See note 1 for p. 11.
2. The composition of the supplementary series components is as follows:
Household durable goods industries.—Household furniture; kitchen articles and pottery;
cutlery, handtools, and hardware; household appliances, radio and TV; ophthalmic goods,
watches, watch cases and clocks, and miscellaneous personal goods.
Capital goods industries.—This series is comparable to the previously published "producers' capital goods" and the "defense products (old series)" categories as published in the
1971 and earlier editions of BUSINESS STATISTICS.
Nondefense industries.—Machinery, except electrical (excluding farm machinery and equipment and machine shops), electrical machinery (excluding household appliances, radio and TV, and electronic components), railroad equipment, and the nondefense
portions of shipbuilding and military tank vehicles, communication equipment, aircraft
and aircraft parts, and ordnance.
Defense products.—Based on separate reports on defense work filed by large defense
contractors in the following industries: Ordnance communication equipment, complete
aircraft and aircraft parts, shipbuilding, and military tank vehicles. The data are comparable to those published annually for the specified industries in the MA-175, Shipments of Defense-Oriented Industries.
3. Annual figures for shipments are based on data not seasonally adjusted but adjusted
for trading-day and calendar-month variation.
1. Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census. The term "shipments" as used here represents manufacturers' receipts, or the value of products shipped, less
discounts, returns, and allowances, and excluding freight charges and excise taxes. Shipments
for export as well as for domestic use are included. Shipments by foreign subsidiaries are
excluded, but shipments to a foreign subsidiary by a domestic firm are included. The
shipments figures from the annual survey of manufactures (ASM) to which the current
series is benchmarked include interplant transfers as well as commercial sales. Monthly
shipments are adjusted for trading-day and calendar-month variations.
Inventory data are book values of stocks on hand at the end of the period, and include
materials and supplies, goods in process, and finished goods. Inventories associated with
the nonmanufacturing activities of the company are excluded. In general, inventories
are as valued by the manufacturer.
The series for new orders represents new orders net of cancellations received during
the period. Unfilled orders at the end of a reporting period are orders that have not
passed through the sales account and are equal to unfilled orders at the beginning of the
period plus net new orders received during the period less net sales.
The manufacturers' shipments, inventories, and orders survey provides monthly figures that are comparable to the annual totals published each year in the (ASM). The
survey is designed to measure current industrial activity and to provide an indication of
the future trends. The ASM is a sample survey of approximately 56,000 manufacturing
establishments drawn from a 5-year census of manufactures universe of about 350,000
manufacturing establishments. In the ASM, each manufacturing location reports data
on value of shipments, beginning and end-of-year inventories, as well as various other
economic variables.
The monthly M3 estimates through 1982 are based on information obtained from approximately 4,600 reporting units and include most manufacturing companies with 1,000 or
more employees. In addition, selected smaller companies are included to strengthen the
sample coverage in individual industry categories. For firms that operate in a single M3
industry category, the reporting unit typically comprises all operations of the company.
At the request of the Census Bureau, most large, diversified companies file separate
reports for divisions that operate in different industrial areas.
Each company or reporting unit of a company in the survey is classified into 1 of 79
industry categories for which separate estimates are made based on the major activity of
the reporting unit. Some reporting units include industry activities outside the M3 category in which they are classified.
The monthly estimates of shipments, unfilled orders, and total inventories are derived
for each industry category by multiplying the industry estimate for the previous month
by the percentage change from the previous month for companies reporting in the current month.
Though collected as a separate item, new orders are not calculated according to the
standard ratio-estimate procedure. The reason for this is that not all companies report
new orders; and some that do report this item, limit their reporting to specific products
for which long lead times are required in the production cycle. These companies, in
effect, exclude new orders received for products that are shipped from inventory.
To take advantage of the higher response rate for shipments data and to include orders
filled from inventory, new orders are computed by adjusting the current month's shipments by the change in the backlog of unfilled orders.
The seasonally adjusted estimates for shipments, unfilled orders and total inventories
for each M3 industry category are calculated by dividing the unadjusted estimates by a
seasonal adjustment factor previously computed by the X-l 1 seasonal adjustment program.
Seasonally adjusted new orders are computed by adjusting the current month's seasonally adjusted shipments by the change in the seasonally adjusted backlog of unfilled
orders.
The figures for manufacturers' shipments, inventories, and orders published in this
edition of BUSINESS STATISTICS and beginning with June 1983 issue of the SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS reflect the latest revision of those series introduced
by the Census Bureau in May 1983. (General explanations of the previous revisions to
the series appear in the 1979 and earlier editions of BUSINESS STATISTICS.)
This latest revision reflects (1) benchmarking of the shipments and inventory data to
the most recent levels available from the 1981 Annual Survey of Manufactures; (2)
recalculation of the new orders estimates; and (3) updating of seasonal adjustment factors. For most of the series revised data are available back to January 1958. A detailed
description of the manufacturers' shipments, inventories, and orders is shown, together
with historical data for all currently available series, in the Current Industrial Reports,
Manufacturers' Shipments, Inventories, and Orders: 1972-80 and 1977-82 (Revised),
available from the Data Users Services Division, Customer Services, Bureau of the Census, Washington, D.C. 20233.
PAGE 12
1. See note 1 for p. 1 1 .
2. Includes data for items not shown separately.
PAGE 13
1. See note 1 for p. 11.
2. Includes data for items not shown separately.
PAGE 14
PAGES 15 and 16
1. See note 1 for p. 11.
2. Includes data for items not shown separately.
PAGE 17
1. See note 1 for p. 11.
2. See note 2 for p. 14.
PAGE 18
1. See note 1 for p. 11.
2. Includes data for items not shown separately.
3. Includes textile mill products, leather and products, paper and allied products, and
printing and publishing industries; unfilled orders for other nondurable goods industries
are zero.
4. For these industries (food and kindred products, tobacco products, apparel and
related products, petroleum and coal products, chemicals and allied products, and rubber and plastics products), sales are considered equal to new orders.
5. Annual figures are based on data for new orders not seasonally adjusted but adjusted for trading-day and calendar-month variations.
PAGE 19
1. See note 1 for p. 11.
2. See note 2 for p. 14.
3. See note 3 for p. 18.
4. Annual figures for new orders are based on data not seasonally adjusted but adjusted for trading-day and calendar-month variation.
PAGE 20
1. See note 1 for p. 11.
2. Includes data for items not shown separately.
3. See note 3 for p. 18.
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1. See note 2 for p. 11.
2. See note 2 for p. 14.
3. Source: Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. Figures for new business incorporations represent
the total number of stock corporations issued charters under the general business corpo-
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ration laws of the various States and the District of Columbia. The statistics include
completely new businesses that are incorporated, existing businesses that are changed
from the non-corporate to the corporate form of organization, existing corporations that
have been given certificates of authority to operate also in another State, and existing
corporations transferred to a new State. Data for incorporations beginning 1963 include
the District of Columbia.
Seasonally adjusted new business incorporations beginning January 1964 utilize factors developed by the Bureau of the Census Method II electronic computer program.
Monthly data prior to 1979 and annual data prior to 1961 appear in earlier editions of
BUSINESS STATISTICS (see reference note, p. 1 of this edition).
4. See 1 st paragraph of note 3 for this page regarding additional coverage.
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1. Source: Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. A failure is defined as "a concern that is involved in
a court proceeding or a voluntary action that is likely to end in loss to creditors." All
industrial and commercial enterprises that are petitioned into the Federal Bankruptcy
Courts are included in the failure records. Also included are: Concerns which are forced
out of business through such actions in the State courts as foreclosure, execution, and
attachments with insufficient assets to cover all claims; concerns involved in court actions
such as receivership, reorganization, or arrangement; voluntary discontinuances with
known loss to creditors; and voluntary compromises with creditors out of court, where
obtainable.
The series shown for liabilities represent approximately current liabilities (i.e., all
accounts and notes payable and all obligations, whether in secured form or not, known to
be held by banks, officers, affiliated companies, supplying companies, or the Government). They do not include long-term publicly held obligations. Offsetting assets are not
taken into account.
The failure data shown in the table through June 1975 are for 48 States and the
District of Columbia; data beginning July 1975 include Hawaii, and beginning September 1976, they include Alaska. Data for all years shown here exclude railroad failures
and such activities as banks, financial companies, holding companies, real estate and
insurance brokers, amusement enterprises, shipping agents, tourist companies, transportation
terminals, etc.
The classification of the failure records by industries conforms to the "Standard Industrial
Classification Manual," in order to facilitate direct comparison between failures and
any other series of data based on the same official code.
The failure index relates the number of failures in each month to the number of industrial and commercial enterprises listed in the Dun & Bradstreet Reference Book. It shows the
annual rate at which business concerns would fail if the number of failures and concerns
listed in that month prevailed for an entire year. The index is expressed as the annual
number of failures per 10,000 listed industrial and commercial enterprises. The "unadjusted" figures have been slightly adjusted to equalize, insofar as possible, the number
of working days each month. Seasonal fluctuations have been removed in the adjusted
index by a method using deviations from a 12-month moving average.
Monthly data for 1961-78 for the series indicated by a star are in appendix I to this
volume; comparable monthly data for all series for 1939-78 (except those for the unadjusted failures indexes prior to 1955 and the seasonally adjusted failure indexes prior to
1947, which are available upon request), together with pertinent qualifications, appear
in earlier editions of BUSINESS STATISTICS (see reference note, p. 1 of this section).
2. See 3d paragraph of note 1 for this page.
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1. Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Statistical Reporting Service,
Crop Reporting Board. Indexes are based on official estimates of prices received by
farmers for their products sold at local markets —point of first sale—or at the point to
which farmers deliver their products.
The reported prices received by farmers are tabulated and averaged by State. The
State estimates of average prices are weighted by marketing or production estimates to
arrive at national averages.
Subgroup indexes from September 1952 to January 1965 were weighted by the 1953-57
average marketing year sales and for individual items 1953-57 calendar year sales were
used. Indexes for 1965 forward are weighted by calendar year marketings for 1971-73.
For combining the various subgroup indexes into an all-crop, an all-livestock and
livestock products, and an all-farrn-products index, weights are percentages based on
average cash receipts of farmers (with adjustments to reflect imputed weights for items
not included in the index) for the two periods, 1953-57, and 1971-73.
There are 44 commodities represented in the index as of January 1981. These items
accounted for about 91 percent of total cash receipts from farm marketings during 1971-73.
The indexes shown here are not adjusted for seasonal variations. The original reports
have adjusted indexes for five subgroups—fresh market fruit; fresh market vegetables;
potatoes, sweetpotatoes, and dry edible beans; dairy products; and poultry and eggs.
The index of prices received by farmers was last revised in May 1976 when the weight
base period was changed from 1953-57 to 1971-73. For further information concerning
this revision write to the USDA, Statistical Reporting Service for the technical reports.
For additional details concerning these indexes see the following USDA publications:
( 1 ) Major Statistical Series, Volume I , Agricultural Prices and Parity, Agriculture
Handbook 365, (2) Agricultural Economics Research, April 1950, (3) Agricultural Economics Research, April-July 1959, (4) special reports, 1976 Revision of Agricultural Price
Indexes, and (5) Scope and Methods, Miscellaneous Publication No. 1308 issued in July
1975.
The items represented in each group and the percentage-weights of the groups, based
on average cash receipts in 1953-57, and 1971-73 are shown in the table below:
Group Weights: Index of Prices Received by Farmers
[Percent]
Commodity Group
All farm products
All crops
Commercial vegetables
Cotton
Feed grains and hay
Food grains
Fruit
Oil-bearing crops
Potatoes, sweetpotatoes, and dry edible beans .
Tobacco
Livestock and products
Dairy products
Meat animals
Poultry and eggs
Wool
1953-57'
1971-732
100.0
100.0
44.2
45.2
4.2
8.4
9.1
7.9
4.7
4.9
1.9
4.1
54.8
14.6
29.1
10.7
.4
4.1
2.9
12.1
7.2
4.5
9.2
1.8
2.4
55.8
11.1
37.2
7.5
Dropped
1. September 1952 to January 1965.
2. January 1965 forward.
Monthly data for 1961-78 for those series indicated by a star appear in appendix I to
this volume. Annual and monthly data back to January 1910 appear in various issues of
Agricultural Prices and Supplements thereto (available from the USDA, Statistical Reporting Service, Crop Reporting Board, Washington, D.C., 20250), and the annual publication Agricultural Statistics (available from the U.S. Government Printing Office).
To facilitate comparison with other indexes, the indexes of prices received by farmers
are converted to a 1977 reference base. Annual and monthly data for 1965-70 and 1971-80
are available from the Agricultural Prices 1980 and 1981 annual summaries respectively. The converted indexes supplement, but do not replace the official series, which, pursuant to law, are published on the 1910-14=100 base. Data for current months, on both
bases, appear in the June 1981 and subsequent monthly issues of Agricultural Prices.
2. Includes data for items not shown separately.
3. Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Statistical Reporting Service,
Crop Reporting Board. The Index of Prices Paid by Farmers, including Interest, Taxes,
and Wage Rates, is a measure of the changes that occur in the level of prices paid by
farmers and their families for commodities and services used in living and farm production. In addition to commodities, the combined index (Parity Index) includes data for
interest per acre on indebtedness secured by farm real estate, taxes per acre on farm real
estate, and wage rates paid hired farm labor.
Prices paid by farmers are compiled primarily from data reported by firms that sell to
farmers and ranchers. Costs of feeder pigs, electricity, and telephone services are reported by
farmers. Prices paid for individual commodities are estimated by States, and then weighted
by estimates of purchases of the commodity by farmers in each State to obtain a national
average. Survey procedures and frequency were changed in 1977. See Agricultural Prices,
January 1977 for program changes (available from USDA, Statistical Reporting Service, Crop Reporting Board).
For the period September 1952-64 weights were based on 1955 expenditures and for
1965 forward 1971-73 expenditures. The commodity-group indexes are combined into
an index representing commodities used in both living and production, together with
interest, taxes, and wage rates paid hired farm labor, by weighting the group indexes in
proportion to the percentage of total expenditures represented by the commodities and
services in the corresponding groups in the respective periods.
Percentage weights used in deriving the combined index are shown in the table below:
Group Weights: Index of Prices Paid by Farmers Including Interest,
Taxes, and Wage Rates
[Percent]
Weight Base Period
Family living items
Production items
Taxes
Interest
Wage rates
Commodities, services, interest, taxes, and wage rates
1. September 1952 to January 1965.
2. January 1965 forward.
19551
1971-732
39.50
50.90
2.04
.96
6.60
100.0
30.4
57.6
2.8
4.0
5.2
100.0
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Monthly data for 1961-78 for the series indicated by a star appear in appendix I to
this volume.
Annual indexes back to 1910 and monthly and quarterly indexes for 1923-60 were
published in USDA, Statistical Reporting Service, Statistical Bulletin No. 319, 1962. A
detailed description of the 1950 and 1959 revisions of the indexes appears in the April-July
1959 issue of Agricultural Economics Research. A technical description of the 1976
revision may be obtained from the USDA, Statistical Reporting Service. Reference should
also be made to the following USDA publications for: (1) Method of computing Parity
Prices—Agricultural Prices, January issue, each year, (2) a description of the major
indexes and Parity—Major Statistical Series, Volume 1, Agricultural Prices and Parity,
Agricultural Handbook 365, (3) years prior to 1971— supplements to the September
issues of Agricultural Prices, (4) 1971 and subsequent years—the August Supplements
of Agricultural Prices, and (5) additional detail concerning these indexes—Scope and
Methods, Miscellaneous Publication No. 1308 issued in July 1975. These publications
are available from the USDA, Statistical Reporting Service, Crop Reporting Board,
Washington, D.C. 20250.
In order to facilitate comparison with other indexes, the indexes of prices paid by
farmers are converted to a 1977 reference base. Annual averages and monthly data back
to 1965 on the 1977 base were published in the 1980 and 1981 annual summaries of
Agricultural Prices. Data for current months, on both bases, appear in the June 1981
and subsequent monthly issues of Agricultural Prices. The converted data supplement,
but do not replace the official series, which pursuant to law, are published on the
1910-14= 100 base.
4. The Parity Ratio is the quotient expressed as a percentage, obtained by dividing the
Index of Prices Received by Farmers by the Parity Index (Prices Paid, Including Interest, Taxes, and Wage Rates), both indexes on the 1910-14=100 base. It measures whether
the prices farmers receive for farm products are, on the average, higher or lower than
prices they pay for goods and services in relation to the base period, 1910-14.
A ratio that incorporates and reflects Government payments made directly to farmers
is identified as an "Adjusted Parity Ratio." It is described in detail in the January 1964
issue of Agricultural Prices. Monthly data for the Adjusted Parity Ratio appear in the
January issues of Agricultural Prices each year since 1964. (A monthly "preliminary
Adjusted Parity Ratio" is described in the April 1967 issue of Agricultural Prices, and
the figures appear in each monthly issue thereafter.) Annual data for 1961-82 are shown
in the table below:
Adjusted Parity Ratio, 1961-82
[1910-14=100]
Year
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
Year
83
84
81
80
81
85
79
79
79
77
75
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
79
94
87
76
72
68
72
72
65
62
58
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1. Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. The Consumer Price
Indexes (CPFs) are statistical measures of the average changes in the cost of fixed, or
constant, "market baskets" of consumer goods and services purchased by the index
population, either all urban consumers or urban wage earners and clerical workers,
CPI's are based on prices of food, clothing, shelter, and fuels, transportation fares,
charges for doctors' and dentists' services, drugs, and other goods and services that
people buy for day-to-day living. Prices are collected in 85 urban areas across the country from about 18,000 tenants, 18,000 housing units for property taxes, and about 24,000
establishments—grocery and department stores, hospitals, filling stations, and other types of
stores and service establishments. Prices of food, fuels, and a few other items are obtained
every month in all 85 locations. Prices of most other commodities and services are collected every month in the five largest geographic areas and every other month in other
areas. Prices of most goods and services are obtained by personal visits of the Bureau of
Labor Statistics (BLS) representatives.
The indexes as published in the 1971 and subsequent issues of BUSINESS STATISTICS, and beginning with the March 1971 SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS, are
on a 1967=100 reference base. Indexes on this base were first published by the BLS for
January 1971.
The last major revision of the indexes was completed in December 1977. Effective
with release of the January 1978 data, the BLS introduced: (1) an updated and revised
CPI for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W) and (2) a broader based
CPI for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U), including salaried workers, the self-employed,
the retired, and the unemployed, as well as wage earners and clerical workers. This
revision included an updating of the expenditure weights for the various spending categories (such as food, clothing, and medical care) and the area, item, and outlet samples.
In addition to the introduction of the CPI-U, which represents about 80 percent of the
noninstitutional civilian population whereas the CPI-W represents about 40 percent,
other visible improvements include: (1) monthly or bimonthly indexes that are availablefor 28 major urban areas compared with monthly or quarterly indexes for 23 areas previously; (2) regional indexes that are available for urban areas of different population-
size classes; and (3) some index components that are of a more general character than
a very specific item. Less obvious improvements include: (1) more representative outlets;
(2) increased monthly and bimonthly pricing, largely replacing quarterly pricing; (3)
expansion of the number of areas from which prices were obtained from a sample of 85
primary sampling units (PSU's) (instead of 56 urban areas as formerly) including central
cities, suburbs, and urbanized places within 25 miles of a selected county or selected
groups of contiguous counties, and also collection outside of the PSU's to represent
out-of-town purchases; (4) substantially lower measurement errors; and (5) improved
statistical methods. Both the new CPI-U and the revised CPI-W were linked to the
unrevised CPI-W as of December 1977 to provide continuous series.
Details regarding the major revision effective with the January 1964 index appear in
the 1977 and earlier editions of BUSINESS STATISTICS; details regarding the major
revision effective with the January 1953 index as well as information pertaining to the
1962 conversion of the index to the 1957-59 reference base, appear in the 1963 and
earlier editions of BUSINESS STATISTICS; a description of the interim adjustment of
the index for the 1950-52 period appears in the 1953 issue of BUSINESS STATISTICS.
The description of the CPI's in the following paragraphs applies mainly to the series
beginning January 1978 and includes information for some indexes not published here.
The quantity and quality of items contained in the respective market baskets are held
constant except at times of weight revisions. The CPI's reflect, therefore, only changes
in prices and none of the other factors that affect family living expenses, such as change
in family composition; they do not reflect changes in the kinds and amounts of goods and
services families buy, or the total amount families spend for living, or the differences in
living costs in different places.
The indexes are of the weighted aggregative type. When it was first issued in 1919
(with index data going back to 1914), the time-to-time changes in retail prices were
weighted according to expenditures of wage earners and clerical workers in large cities
during 1917-19. At different times it has been necessary to modernize the samples and
methods of calculation of the index and to bring up to date the "market basket" of goods
and services included. The index numbers as currently published, utilize the 1917-19
expenditure weights for the 1913-14 period; 1934-36 expenditure weights for the 1930-49
period; and the average of the two sets of weights for the intervening period of 1925-29.
Weights for 1950-52 represent 1947-49 spending patterns, and those for 1953-63 were
estimated 1952 spending patterns, based on a study of consumer expenditures in 1950.
(Pending completion of the major revision made in January 1953, certain interim adjustments were made in 1951 and the indexes were recalculated back to January 1950—except
data for "all items" and "rent" which were revised back to January 1940 to correct for a
bias in the rent index.) Weights for 1964-77 were derived from reported expenditures of
a carefully selected sample of wage-earner and clerical-worker families and individuals
in 1960-61 and adjusted for price changes between the survey dates and 1963. The
current spending patterns reflected in the CPI's were derived from a Consumer Expenditure
Survey undertaken over the 1972-73 period. The reported expenditures were adjusted
for price change between the survey dates and December 1977.
The goods and services covered by the index are those customarily identified as "purchased for daily living" items. Prior to January 1978, about 400 items were priced, with
the basis of sample selection being probability proportionate to importance in consumer
spending. Two subsamples of items were priced in different cities and in different outlet
samples. All of the most important items were priced in all of the 56 cities, while those of
lesser importance were priced in either of two subsamples of cities. Detailed, rather
narrowly defined specifications were used to collect prices for items of the same quality
in successive price periods. Beginning with the 1978 revision, approximately 265 sets of
items, called item strata, are priced for the CPI's. These fairly broad categories of goods
and services are exhaustively defined on checklists. The original selection of the specific
items to be priced in a specific retail store is generally accomplished by a collector using
the checklist in systematic stages that take sales information provided by the respondent
into account in each stage. After the initial selection, the same item (or a close substitute) is priced from period to period so that, as far as possible, differences in reported
prices are measures of price change only. This revised procedure gives each variety,
brand, size, etc., a chance of selection proportional to its importance in total sales for the
general category in the particular store. Federal, State, and city taxes directly associated with the purchase and use of items are reflected in the index for the items on which
they are imposed. Property taxes are included in the cost of home-ownership and implicitly
included in rental costs. Neither income, personal property, nor social security taxes are
included.
Food, fuels, and several other times are priced monthly in each urban location. Prices
of most other goods and services are obtained on a regular rotating pricing cycle—monthly in
the five largest urban areas and every other month in all other places. Most prices are
obtained from personal visits by BLS representatives. Mail questionnaires are used to
obtain public utility rates, some fuel prices, and certain other items.
As a result of the 1972-73 Consumer Expenditure Survey and the change to the "disaggregated" pricing technique, the components of the CPI, including groups, subgroups,
and right down to the individual item indexes, have undergone numerous changes. Although
this disaggregated, outlet-specific pricing has little visible effect on the summary price
indexes, the number of detailed price indexes published has been changed substantially
because of the significantly larger range of goods and services covered. The reduction in
detail, however, has been outweighed by the improved representation of more accurate
measures. Some examples of new items being priced for the CPI due to these methodological changes are electronic calculators, auto rentals, convalescent and nursing home
care, hairpieces and wigs, and safe deposit box rental. In addition, a greater variety of
used cars, more convenience foods, more infants' and toddlers' clothing, etc., are priced.
The coverage of some of the major component indexes are described in what follows:
The food index component includes both food at home and food away from home
(restaurant meals and other food bought and eaten away from home). Prior to the revision made in January 1953, prices for "food away from home" were estimated to move
like prices for "food at home," but since that date have been measured by prices for
restaurant meals and snacks (including vending machine items). (See the technical notes,
"Food Distribution Changes and the Consumer Price Index," Reprint No. 2434 from the
January 1964 Monthly Labor Review (MLR); " Calculation of Average Retail Food
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Prices," published in the January 1965 issue of the MLR; and "Revision of the CPI Food
Outlet Sample," Reprint No. 2563 from the January 1968 MLR.}
The housing index measures changes in rental costs and in terms of expenses connected with the acquisition and operation of a home. Prior to the 1953 revision, the cost of
the acquisition of a home was considered an investment and was excluded from the index
coverage. A general description of homeownership and rental costs is provided in the
July 1970 MLR, Reprint No. 2682. In early 1980, the BLS released five experimental
indexes with alternative homeownership measures. A description of these measures is
contained in BLS Report No. 593, "CPI Issues." In October 1981, the BLS announced
plans to change the homeownership component of the CPI's to a rental equivalence measure similar to one of the experimental indexes, but with some refinements. The change
in the official CPI-U would be made effective with release of the CPI for January 1983
and the CPI-W would be changed with release of the CPI for January 1985. The objective of
the change is to measure the change in costs for a flow of homeownership services used
by all homeowners rather than just the costs of acquiring the asset. Additional information about the changes can be found in the December 1981 Statistical Reporter, pp.
62-69, and the February 1983 SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS, p. S-36.
The private transportation index includes prices paid by urban consumers on such
items as new and used automobiles, gasoline, motor oil, tires, repairs and maintenance,
insurance, registration fees, driver's licenses, parking fees, etc. City bus, streetcar, subway, taxicab, intercity bus, airplane, and railroad coach fares are some of the components of the public transportation index. Additional information may be found in the
August 1956 MLR, Reprint No. 2202; the January 1978 and subsequent CPI Detailed
Reports; and the May 1961 MLR, Reprint No. 2368.
The medical care index includes prices for several drugs and prescriptions; other medical care commodities; physicians' services; dentists' fees; other professional services;
hospital rooms, other hospital and medical care services; and health insurance. Health
insurance is represented by prices for a number of hospital and professional services for
which claims are paid, plus a small portion representing the insurer's earnings or "overhead."
For details on health insurance, see the technical note, "Health Insurance in the Revised
CPI," in the November 1964 MLR. (See also the August 1978 MLR.)
As previously stated, the quantity weights used beginning 1978 represent the average
purchases of the urban consumer or urban wage earner and clerical worker population
groups in the years 1972-73. The basic information for this weight calculation was obtained
from the 1972-73 Consumer Expenditure Survey in 216 areas, adjusted for price change
between the survey dates and 1977. Most of the expenditure information was obtained in
a series of quarterly interviews that involved about 20,000 families and covered the
calendar years 1972 and 1973. Additionally, another sample of about 18,000 families
kept 2-week diaries to provide expenditure data for frequent purchases, such as food
and personal care items, which are typically difficult to recall over a longer period. The
average annual incomes were $11,745 and $12,453, respectively, for the all urban consumer and urban wage earner and clerical worker population groups.
A major innovation in the 1978 revision consisted of determining, in a scientific way,
where people buy. A Point-of-Purchase Survey (POPS) was conducted to select for each
index population a representative sample of retail stores, mail houses, bowling alleys,
doctors' offices, and other places where goods and services were bought. In previous
revisions, data permitting a scientific selection of outlets were unavailable. Although in
the 1964 revision, areas and types of outlets were selected with probability methods, the
outlets themselves were not. Outlets that dropped out of the sample were replaced on a
judgment basis, and no provision was made for reflecting shifts in merchandising techniques or for the development of new stores and shopping areas. The lack of a scientifically selected outlet sample and the deterioration in the sample over time were two of
the most serious deficiencies—or possible sources of bias—in the previous CPI system.
The 1974 POPS provided the only known technique for associating market basket items
with outlets frequented by the two specific population groups and covered approximately 23,000 families. Between 1978 and January 1982, separate outlet samples were maintained for the two population groups. Beginning with data for January 1982, prices collected from the sample of stores and service establishments selected for the CPI-U are
also used for the CPI-W. Most items priced for the indexes were selected from the full
probability sample of retail stores and other outlets developed from survey results.
Since the 1978 revision, to ensure that the CPI properly reflects the market place on a
continuing basis, a POPS is conducted in one-fifth of the 85 primary sampling units in
the outlet sample each year. From these surveys, a new outlet sample for each pricing
area is selected. Thus, over a 5-year period, the entire CPI outlet sample can be revised.
Still another survey was initiated to provide more accurate and current data for the
rent index. Under the previous system, in most cities, rent data were collected for two
subsamples of up to 500 rental units each. Rents in each subsample were recorded every
6 months—one sample priced 3 months after the other so that rent levels were collected
every 3 months by interviewers who either phoned or visited tenants. The interviewers
used a detailed checklist covering cost for fuels, gas and electricity, telephones, garage
space, furniture, water, maid service, switchboard service, and so forth. In the five largest cities, three subsamples of about 500 rental units each were priced semiannually in
different calendar months, providing data for a different subsample every 2 months, and
for the same subsample every 6 months.
A new rent survey, begun in 1974, has been incorporated into the ongoing CPI program. Under the new system, the overall sample within cities is smaller, and each sample
is divided into six subsamples for semiannual pricing. Thus, rent information is collected
from different subsamples each month rather than bimonthly or quarterly as before. For
example, one subsample is surveyed in January and July, another in February and August,
and so on. Interviewers ask for the amount of the previous month's rent as well as the
current rent to make short-term comparisons of rent between the current month and the
previous month and this 1-month change is combined with the 6-month change to generate a composite change for each subsample. The new sample design, therefore, has
improved the timeliness as well as the accuracy of the rent index.
In calculating the index, price changes for the various items in each location are combined with weights that represent their importance in the spending of their respective
index population. Individual urban area data are then combined in the total index with
weights based on estimated 1970 population of all urban consumers or of urban wage
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earners and clerical workers. Almost half of the weight is carried by the 23 largest areas
(about a quarter of the weight is carried by the 5 largest areas), only a little over 10
percent of the weight is carried by the 16 areas selected to represent the smallest areas
with urban population from 2,500 to 75,000, and the two intermediate size classes—those
composed of areas having urban population between 75,000 to 385,000 and 385,000 to
1,250,000—each carry about one-fifth of the weight. Most of the index numbers are
computed on the 1967=100 reference base; index numbers for new series that had no
close counterpart prior to the 1978 revision are computed on a December 1977=100
base; the "all items" index for the U.S. city average and for selected areas is also available (from the BLS) on the 1957-59= 100 base.
In December 1982, the relative importance of the goods and services priced for the
CPI-U was as follows: food and beverages, 20.069; housing, 37.721; apparel and upkeep,
5.205; transportation, 21.791; medical care, 5.995; entertainment, 4.206; and other goods and
services 5.014. For the CPI-W, the comparable figures were as follows: food and beverages 19.012; housing, 42.686; apparel and upkeep, 4.530; transportation, 21.364; medical care, 4.675; entertainment, 3.444; and other goods and services, 4.289.
Beginning January 1966, the BLS monthly release show seasonally adjusted national
indexes for selected groups, subgroups, and special groups where there is a significant
seasonal pattern of price change. The factors currently in use were derived by the Census
X-l 1 Seasonal Factor Method. In January of each year, seasonally adjusted indexes and
seasonal factors for at least the preceding 5 years are updated based on data through the
previous December.
Monthly data for 1961-78 (where available) for those series indicated by a star appear
in appendix 1 to this volume. Historical data tables, some providing annual data prior to
1961 and monthly or quarterly data prior to 1979, including the special group indexes
are available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Washington, D.C. 20212.
The indexes are initially issued in the form of a press release about four weeks following the month to which the data pertain. The CPI Detailed Report is issued about a
month after the press release. Detailed data and quarterly articles analyzing price developments in the Nation's economy are presented in the MLR.
Monthly releases of the U.S. Department of Labor contain, in addition to the national
average, indexes for areas grouped by size of city, by region of the country, for crossclassifications of regions and size classes, and for the following areas: Chicago; Detroit;
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim; New York; Philadelphia; Boston; Houston; Minneapolis-St. Paul; Pittsburgh; Buffalo; Cleveland; Dallas-Ft. Worth; Milwaukee; San
Diego; Seattle-Everett; Washington, D.C.; Atlanta; Baltimore; Cincinnati, Honolulu;
Kansas City; St. Louis; Anchorage; Northeastern Pennsylvania; Miami; Portland, OregonWashington; San Francisco-Oakland; and Denver-Boulder.
Additional information on the concept, methods of calculation, uses, and limitations
of the index may be found in the following publications of the U.S. Department of Labor.
Bulletin No. 593, "CPI Issues" (February 1980).
Report No. 517, "The Consumer Price Index: Concepts and Content Over the Years"
(Revised May 1978).
"Seasonally Adjusted CPI Components," a technical note in the August 1966 issue of
the MLR.
"Updating the Consumer Price Index—An Overview," an article in July 1974 MLR
(Reprint No. 1979).
"Escalation and the CPI: Information for Users," a pamphlet issued by the BLS in
1978 (Revised).
"Facts About the Revised Consumer Price Index," a pamphlet issued by the BLS in
1978 (Revised)
"The Statistical Structure of the Revised Consumer Price Index," a technical note in
the August 1964 issue of the MLR.
"New Features of the Revised Consumer Price Index," an article in the April 1964
issue of the MLR.
"The Revised Consumer Price Index," an article in the February 1953 issue of the
MLR.
"New Consumer Price Indexes by Size of City," an article in the August 1972 issue of
the MLR (Reprint No. 2822).
"Measuring Regional Price Change in Urban Areas," an article in the October 1973
issue of the MLR (Reprint No. 2920).
Bulletin No. 1554, "The Consumer Price Index: Technical Notes."
Bulletin No. 1517, "The Consumer Price Index: History and Techniques."
Bulletin No. 1 7 1 1 , "BLS Handbook of Methods."
Bulletin No. 1366, "Seasonal Factors—Consumer Price Index: Selected Series, June
1953-May 1961."
Bulletin No. 1256, "Consumer Prices in the United States, 1953-58."
Bulletin No. 1165, "Consumer Prices in the United States, 1949-52."
Bulletin No. 1140, "The Consumer Price Index: A Layman's Guide."
Bulletin No. 1039, "Interim Adjustment of Consumers' Price Index."
Bulletin No. 966, "Consumers' Prices in the United States, 1942-48."
Bulletin No. 699, "Changes in Cost of Living in Large Cities in the United States,
1913-1941."
2. Includes home purchase costs, which were classified under services prior to 1964;
indexes for earlier periods have been recomputed according to the new definition.
3. Excludes home purchase costs, which were classified under this heading prior to
1964; indexes for earlier periods have been recomputed according to the new definition.
4. Includes data for items not shown separately.
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1. See note 1 for p. 24.
2. Includes costs for lodging while out of town and tenants' insurance not shown separately.
3. Includes home purchase, mortgage interest, taxes, insurance, and home maintenance
and repairs.
4. Includes residential telephone, water, sewerage service, and other utilities not shown
separately.
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5. Called "solid and petroleum fuels" prior to 1964 and "fuel oil and coal" from 1964
through 1977.
6. Includes data for items not shown separately.
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1. See note 1 for p. 24.
2. Seasonally adjusted price indexes are designed to eliminate the effect of changes
that normally occur at the same time and in about the same magnitude every year—such
as price movements resulting from changing climatic conditions, production cycles, model
changeovers, holidays, and sales.
The factors currently used for computing the seasonally adjusted indexes were derived
by the Census X-l 1 Seasonal Factor Method. In January of each year, seasonally adjusted
indexes and seasonal factors for at least the preceding 5 years are updated based on data
through the previous December. Detailed descriptions of BLS seasonal adjustment procedures are available upon request from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Washington, D.C. 20212.
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1. Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The Producer Price Index, formerly known as the Wholesale Price Index, is designed to show the
general rate and direction of price movements at the primary market level for finished,
intermediate, and crude goods, as well as for particular commodities and groups of commodities. The change to the name "Producer Price Index," which became effective when
March 1978 data were released, was made to reflect more accurately the coverage of the
data. At the same time there was a shift in analytical emphasis from the All Commodities Index, the Industrial Commodities Index, and other traditional commodity grouping
indexes to the Finished Goods Index and other stage-of-processing (SOP) indexes.
Prices used in calculating Producer Price Indexes represent prices received by producers in the first important commercial transaction for each commodity. These indexes
measure only "real" changes; i.e., price changes not influenced by changes in quality,
quantity, terms of sale, level of distribution, unit prices, or source of price. Most quotations are the selling prices of selected manufacturers or other producers, although some
prices are those quoted on organized exchanges or markets. Transaction prices are sought in
general, but list or book prices are used if transaction prices are not available. Prices
reported are exclusive of excise taxes.
Producer Price Indexes can be organized primarily by commodity or by SOP. The
commodity structure organizes products by similarity of end-use or material composition. Each individual product is grouped under one of 15 major commodity groups, two
of which comprise the Farm Products and Processed Foods and Feeds Index and the
other 13 of which compose the Industrial Commodities Index; the All Commodities Index is
composed of all 15 major commodity groups. SOP indexes (formerly known as economic
sector indexes) organize products according to the class of buyer and the degree of processing, manufacturing, or assembling to which the products are subjected before they
enter the market. The three major SOP indexes are: (1) Finished goods, commodities
that will not undergo further processing and are ready for sale to the ultimate user (e.g.,
automobiles, meats, apparel, machine tools); (2) Intermediate materials, supplies, and
components, commodities that have been processed but require further processing before
they become finished goods (e.g., steel mill products, cotton yarns, lumber, paper boxes,
flour); and (3) Crude materials for further processing, products entering the market for
the first time which have not been manufactured or fabricated but which will be processed before becoming finished goods (e.g., scrap metals, crude petroleum, raw cotton,
livestock).
For analysis of general price trends, SOP indexes are more useful than commodity
grouping indexes. This is because commodity grouping indexes sometimes produce exaggerated or misleading signals of price changes by reflecting the same price movement through
various stages of processing. For example, suppose that a price rise for steel scrap results
in an increase in the price of steel sheet and then an advance in price of automobiles
produced from that steel. The All Commodities Index and the Industrial Commodities
Index would reflect the same price movement three times—once for the steel scrap, once
for the steel sheet, and once for the automobiles. This multiple counting occurs because
the weighting structure for the All Commodities Index uses the total shipment values for
all commodities at all stages of processing. On the other hand, the Finished Goods Index
would reflect the change in automobile prices, the Intermediate Materials Index would
reflect the steel sheet price change, and the Crude Materials Index would reflect the rise
in the price of steel scrap.
Some products may be allocated to more than one stage-of-processing grouping. For
example, while most gasoline is sold to individual consumers as a finished good, business
firms also purchase gasoline as an intermediate product for their motor vehicle fleets. In
such cases, the total weight of the commodity is distributed among the various SOP
categories according to the class of customer and the relative proportion of output that is
consumed at each level of processing. For the period 1947-66, the basis of this distribution was the BLS interindustry study for the year 1947. For the period 1967-75, the
1958 interindustry study of the Commerce Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis
was used as the basis for distribution. Since 1976, the 1967 interindustry study of the
Bureau of Economic Analysis has been used as the basis for distribution.
The BLS revises the Producer Price Index weighting structure periodically when data
from industrial censuses become available, generally at 5-year intervals. Since January
1976, the new weighting structure incorporates values of net shipments of commodities
in 1972 as reported in the Census of Manufactures, Census of Minerals Industries, and
other sources. From 1967 through 1975, weights were based on the 1963 industrial censuses and, from 1961 through 1966, on the 1958 censuses.
An extensive change in the commodity classification structure was introduced in January 1967 to provide more index detail than formerly, and to eliminate some inconsistencies in the earlier classification system. A number of new indexes resulted from the
reclassification, and some former indexes were discontinued. The new indexes were recalculated back to 1947 wherever possible. The new indexes affected by classification changes
are individually footnoted in this volume. Further details on the revised classification
structure appear in Wholesale Prices and Price Indexes, January 1967 (Final) and February 1967 (Final).
The index as published in the 1969, 1967, 1965, and 1963 editions of BUSINESS
STATISTICS and, the April 1962-Janujiry 1971 issues of the SURVEY OF CURRENT
BUSINESS, reflects the series converted to the reference base 1957-59=100. Indexes
on the 1957-59 base were first published by BLS beginning with the January 1962 index.
The index as published in the 1971 and subsequent volumes of BUSINESS STATISTICS and, beginning with the February 1971 SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS,
reflects the series converted to the reference base 1967 = 100. Indexes were first published by BLS on the 1967 = 100 base with the January 1971 index.
The general concepts and methods used in the index are the same as before the 1962
and 1971 conversions to the 1957-59 and 1967 reference bases. These rebasings of the
Producer Price Index were not accompanied by a change in the base weights; the methodology employed in converting to the new reference bases involved routine arithmetical
calculations that did not affect the continuity or statistical comparability of the index
series. Detailed information regarding the conversion, as well as rebasing factors for all
series in the Producer Price Index, are available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics,
U.S. Department of Labor, Washington, D.C. 20212. See also Wholesale Prices and
Price Indexes, 1962, Bulletin No. 1411; Wholesale Prices and Price Indexes, 1963, Bulletin No. 1513; and Wholesale Prices and Price Indexes, January 1971.
In 1978, BLS began the first comprehensive revision of the Producer Price Indexes.
This revision will result in the following improvements to the indexes: (1) Multiple counting
of price changes, which occurs in the present indexes, will be eliminated by a revised
classification and aggregating structure which will also be more consistent with the
structures used for many other measures of economic performance, (2) scientific sampling techniques will replace the current judgmental procedures, (3) coverage of production
will be expanded, (4) samples of producers and products will be larger, (5) all kinds of
prices needed to reflect adequately prices at which transactions actually occur will be
treated systematically, and (6) measures of index error and precision, not now possible,
will be available. This revision will establish a new system of price indexes; comprising
of four major components: (1) Industry output price indexes, (2) Detailed commodity
price indexes, (3) SOP price indexes, and (4) Industry input price indexes. The revision
will require several years for completion; the results will be published as they become
available. For more information regarding this revision, see "Improving the measurement of producer price change" published in the BLS, Monthly Labor Review, April
1978. The last general revision of the procedures used to calculate the Producer Price
Indexes was completed in 1952; being worked back to January 1947 and linked to the old
series to provide a continuous index.
For periods shown here through 1966, the prices most often used were those that prevailed on a particular day of the month—usually Tuesday of the week containing the
15th of the month; beginning January 1967 prices relate, for the most part, to the Tuesday of the week in which the 13th of the month falls. For some commodities, however,
another day may be selected as a more representative trading day; e.g., some farm products are priced as of Monday. Usually the prices selected are f.o.b. production or central
marketing points. Delivered prices are included only when it is the customary practice of
the industry to quote prices on this basis.
The index is calculated as a weighted average of price changes. The weights used in
the index represent the total net selling value of commodities (including the value of
sales for export) produced, processed in, or imported into the United States and flowing
into primary markets. Values are f.o.b. production point and exclusive of excise taxes;
the values of interplant transfers, military products, and goods sold at retail directly
from producing establishments are excluded. The weight universe includes values from
industries classified as manufacturing, agriculture, forestry, fishing, mining, quarrying,
well operation, and gas and electricity public utilities. It includes values for goods competitive with those produced in the producing sector of the economy, such as waste and
scrap materials. All systematic production is included, but individually priced items,
such as works of art, are excluded. Civilian goods normally purchased by the Government are included, but production of military goods is excluded. The Producer Price
Index refers to the private producing sector of the economy and sales by the Government
are excluded; however, Government sales of electric power are included since they are
considered competitive with free market sales. The import values include imports from
foreign countries, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands.
Calculation of an individual commodity price index starts with the average of prices
for individual company reporters, with each reporter usually having equal weight regardless
of any differences in company size. The short-term relative of price change, which is the
ratio of the current month's average price to the previous month's average price, is then
applied to the previous month's index to derive the current month's index. To derive
indexes for commodity groupings, each commodity price relative is first weighted with
its own shipment value plus the shipment values of related commodities not directly
priced whose prices are assumed to move similarly. The individual weighted commodity
price relatives are summed to produce a commodity grouping aggregate, which is then
divided by its corresponding weighted value in the index base period. Similar procedures
are used to derive indexes for SOP, durability of product groupings, and a number of
special composite groupings.
For a more detailed description of Producer Price Indexes and methods of calculation,
see BLS Handbook of Methods for Surveys and Studies (1976) (Bulletin No. 1910),
available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Washington,
D.C. 20212. For more detailed descriptions of SOP indexes, see Producer Prices and
Price Indexes, Supplement 1978, Data for 1977; Wholesale Prices and Price Indexes,
Supplement 1976, Data for 1975; and Wholesale Prices and Price Indexes, January
1967 (Final) and February 1967 (Final).
Monthly data for 1961-78 for those series indicated by a star appear in appendix I to
this volume. Historical data sheets providing annual and monthly data for all available
periods for all published series are available upon request from the Bureau of Labor
Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Washington, D.C. 20212.
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Annual data for 1947-60 are shown in the table below:
2. Prior to January 1967, entitled "farm products and processed foods." Although
there were changes in composition, the index is considered to be comparable with the
earlier series. The index now includes alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages and manufactured animal feeds in addition to the items included in the former index.
3. This index includes alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages and manufactured animal
feeds corresponding to the census of manufactures classification system and is not comparable with the former index "processed foods" as published in the 1965 and earlier
editions of BUSINESS STATISTICS.
Purchasing Power of the Dollar
[1967=$1.00]
As measured by consumer prices
(CPI-W)
As measured by producer prices
Year
Year
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1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
195?
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1.351
1.252
1.289
1 266
1.156
1 163
1.175
1 172
1.170
1.138
1 098
1.073
1.075
1.067
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
$1.495
1.387
1.401
1.387
1.285
1.258
1.248
1.242
1.247
1.229
1.186
1.155
1.145
1.127
1. See note 1 for p. 27.
2. Prior to January 1967, entitled "commodities other than farm products and foods."
The new group excludes alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages and manufactured animal
feeds, but the indexes are considered generally comparable with those formerly published. Effective January 1976, textile products were reclassified and weights were revised.
Fibers, yarns, threads, and fabrics are now grouped largely according to current marketing patterns whereas they had previously been classified according to type of fiber.
3. Prior to January 1967, "machinery and equipment" and "transportation equipment"
were combined and published as one special group index titled "machinery and motive
products." Effective January 1967, they were separated into two major group indexes in
the new regular classification structure. "Transportation equipment" as published in the
1967 and subsequent editions of BUSINESS STATISTICS is shown on a reference
base of December 1968=100 and includes the former subgroups of machinery and motive
products titled "motor vehicles" and "transportation equipment, R.R. rolling stock."
4. See note 2 for this page.
5. Prior to January 1967 called "motor vehicles" and shown formerly under "machinery
and motive products" (see note 3 for this page).
Monthly data for 1961-78 appear in appendix I to this volume. Historical data tables
providing monthly data are available back to 1913 upon request to the Bureau of Labor
Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Washington, D.C. 20212.
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1. See note 1 for p. 27.
2. The seasonally adjusted data tend to eliminate the effect of changes that normally
occur at about the same time and in about the same magnitude each year. Such price
movements result from normal weather patterns, regular production and marketing cycles,
model changeovers, seasonal discounts, and holidays. Seasonal factors are revised at the
beginning of each year to take into account the most recent 12 months of data. Seasonally adjusted data for the previous 5 years are thus subject to change each January.
3. Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics; computed from
indexes compiled by the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. The
purchasing power of the dollar measures changes in the quantity of goods and services a
dollar w i l l buy at a p a r t i c u l a r date compared with a selected base date. It must be
defined in terms of: (1) The specific commodities and services that are to be purchased
with the dollar; (2) the market level (producer, retail, etc.) at which they are purchased;
and (3) the dates for which the comparison is to be made. Thus, the purchasing power of
the dollar for a selected period, compared with another period, may be measured in
terms of a single commodity or a large group of commodities, for example, all goods and
services purchased by consumers at retail, or all finished commodities sold in primary
markets.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes two basic price indexes that may be used to
calculate the purchasing power of the dollar in the United States: (1) The Producer Price
Index for Finished Goods, which relates to prices received by the producers of finished
commodities at the primary market level, and (2) the Consumer Price Index (CPI-W,
through 1977; CPI-U, beginning 1978) which measures average changes in retail prices
of goods and services. See note 1 for p. 24 for an explanation of the difference between
the CPI-W and the CPI-U. The original indexes from which the purchasing power series are
computed are shown on pp. 24 and 27.
The purchasing power of the dollar is computed by dividing the price index number for
the base period by the price index number for the date to be compared, and expressing
the result in dollars and cents. The base period is the period in which the price index
averages 100.0 and in which the purchasing power is $1.00. The following table illustrates the calculation of the purchasing power of the 1967 dollar and the June 1957
dollar in June 1967:
Price Index (1967 =100)
Market level
(1)
June 1957
(2)
1967
(3)
June 1967
(4)
93.2
84.3
100.0
100.0
100.2
99.7
Primary (PPI)
Consumer (CPI)
June 1967 purchasing power
Primary (PPI)
Consumer (CPI)
June 1957 = $1.00
Col. 2-:-Col. 4
(5)
1967 = 51.00
Col. 3-T-C01.4
(6)
$0.930
.846
$0.998
1.003
Thus, the first figure in column 5 expresses the June 1967 primary market value of the
June 1957 dollar (June 1957 = $1.00) and indicates a decline of 7 percent in purchasing
power between June 1957 and June 1967.
1. Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census. New construction
covers the complete original erection of structures; mechanical installations such as
plumbing, heating, elevators, etc. to new or existing structures; additions and alterations
to an existing b u i l d i n g , or the conversion of space to other uses requiring structural
changes; outside construction of fixed structures such as highways and streets, railroad
tracks, air fields, piers, sewers, electric power and distribution lines, and similar facilities built into or fixed to the land.
Value-put-in-place estimates represent the value of construction installed or erected
at the site during a given period. For an individual project, this includes the cost of
materials installed or erected; cost of labor (both by contractors and force account) and
a proportionate share of the cost of construction equipment rental; contractor's profit
and project owner's overhead costs; architectural and engineering fees; interest and taxes
paid during construction; and miscellaneous costs charged to the project on the owner's
books.
The total value-in-place for a given period is the sum of the value put in place on all
projects underway during this period, regardless of when work on each individual project
was started or when payment was made to the contractors. For some categories, published estimates represent payments made during a period rather than the value of work
actually done during that period. For other categories, estimates are derived by distributing the total construction cost of the project by means of historic construction progress
patterns.
The distinction between private and public (Federal, State, and local) construction is
made on the basis of ownership during the construction period, not source of funds.
Where the basic data for an individual series are not available on a monthly basis, no
monthly value-put-in-place estimates are published, but monthly estimates are included in all affected totals. The methodology described below applies to the current estimating procedures.
Value-in-place estimates for new one-unit housing ( i n c l u d i n g farm) are based on
estimates of the number and average cost of new housing units started each month.
Estimates of the number of units started in places requiring building permits for construction and in places not requiring permits are obtained separately from sample surveys conducted monthly by the Bureau of the Census. Average cost estimates for starts
in areas that require building permits are based on the average value of permits issued
each month, adjusted for understatement in permit valuation and for the cost of architectural and engineering work. The average cost estimate for single-family housing units
started in nonpermit areas is derived by taking 95 percent of the average permit value of
single unit houses.
The combined total construction cost of units started each month in both permit-issuing
places and nonpermit areas is converted into value-put-in-place estimates in accordance
with progress patterns.
Value-in-place estimates for buildings of two or more units are directly measured
from monthly progress reports from a sample of new residential building projects selected from reports of housing units in the Housing Starts Survey. When a project is started
the owner is asked to report the value of work done each month until the project is
completed. About 2,500 projects are in the sample each month, including newly selected
projects as well as projects carried over from previous months.
Additions and alterations to private residential buildings are estimated on the basis of
q u a r t e r l y surveys of owners of residential properties. No monthly estimates are published for this series.
Private nonhousekeeping residential and nonresidential construction expenditure estimates
are based on a Monthly Construction Progress Survey conducted by the Bureau of the
Census. This survey uses four different sources for identifying nonresidential projects:
(1) Contract awards for building projects reported by F. W. Dodge Division of McGrawHill Information Systems Company in the 37 Eastern States and the District of Colum-
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bia; (2) building permits with values of $500,000 or more in permit-issuing places in the
13 Western States, which are part of the reporting panel of the Census Bureau's Building Permit Survey; (3) building permits with values of less than $500,000 from permitissuing places in the Western States and which are part of the Census Bureau's Housing
Starts Survey; and (4) projects in Western States in areas not covered by building permit
systems as determined from an area sample which is also part of the Housing Starts
Survey.
A sample of building projects is selected from these sources and monthly progress
reports are requested from the owners, builders, or architects responsible for these buildings.
In 1980, close to 700 new projects were sampled per month in the 50 States, about 10
percent of the total number of projects from which the sample was drawn. Estimates are
prepared from the sample data; they are adjusted for undercoverage and appropriate
imputations are made for nonrespondents.
The procedure described in the preceding two paragraphs applies to data beginning
January 1968. Procedures applying to earlier data appear in earlier editions of BUSINESS STATISTICS or in the Census Bureau's Construction Reports C30-66S.
Annual farm nonresidential construction expenditure estimates are extrapolated from
the U.S. Department of Agriculture Annual Farm Production Expenditures Survey. No
monthly or quarterly estimates are published for this series.
Annual estimates for most privately owned public utilities (covering construction expenditures by railroads and by electric light and power, gas, and petroleum pipeline companies) are based on data obtained from Federal regulatory agencies or from cooperating
private companies and trade associations. Preliminary current values for gas and electric are from the Bureau of Economic Analysis' quarterly Plant and Equipment survey
and railroad values are from the Interstate Commerce Commission's quarterly survey.
No monthly estimates are published for these series.
Expenditure estimates for the telephone and telegraph category are compiled monthly
by the American Telephone and Telegraph Company (telephone) and by Western Union
Telegraph Company (telegraph).
Monthly expenditure estimates for State and locally-owned public construction are
based on progress reports from a sample of projects owned by State and local governments. The sampling and estimation procedures used to obtain these data are similar to
those for the private nonhousekeeping residential and nonresidential buildings survey.
The sole source of information for identifying State and local projects is F. W. Dodge.
About 4,700 projects are in the survey at any one time, including newly selected projects
as well as projects carried over from previous months.
Expenditure estimates for practically all types of federally owned construction are
based on reports compiled by the responsible Federal agencies.
Seasonal adjustment factors for all series, except farm construction, including the
series for which monthly values are estimated and not published, have been computed by
employing "The X - l l Variant of the Census Method II Seasonal Adjustment Program,"
Bureau of the Census (February 1967). Seasonally adjusted values are computed for all
individual types of construction, and the values for individual types are combined as
required to obtain values for total series.
Monthly data for 1961-78 for series indicated by a star appear in appendix I to this
volume. Monthly estimates on a more detailed basis are published currently by the Bureau of
the Census in Construction Reports, C-30 series, Value of New Construction Put in
Place, which is available on a subscription basis. Monthly data for 1964-80 for all series, as
well as comprehensive explanations of the data appear in the C30-80S, a special historical supplement to the monthly Construction Reports C30 series.
2. Includes data not shown separately.
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1. See note 1 for p. 30.
2. Includes data not shown separately.
Beginning January 1963, a more intensive field reporting system was instituted, resulting
in improved coverage, mainly in commercial and public building, private mass housing,
waterworks, and sewerage. Because of this, data for periods prior to 1963 are not strictly
comparable with those following.
Monthly totals are combinations of 4- or 5-week periods ending on the Thursdays
falling within the month. For this reason, care should be exercised in making month-tomonth comparisons.
Monthly data for 1961-78 appear in earlier editions of BUSINESS STATISTICS
(see reference note, p. 1 of this section). Published reports provide data by State and
geographic division for each of the classes of construction.
3. Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census (Construction Statistics
Division).
A housing start consists of the start of construction on a new housing unit, when located within a new building that is intended primarily as a housekeeping residential building designed for nontransient occupancy. Start of construction for private housing units
is defined as the beginning of excavation for the foundation of a building; for public
housing units it is defined as when the construction contract is awarded. All housing
units in a multifamily building are counted as being started when excavation for the
building is started. A housing unit is a single room or group of rooms intended for occupancy
as separate living quarters by a family, by a group of unrelated persons living together,
or by a person living alone. A housekeeping residential building is one consisting primarily of
housing units. Housing starts exclude group quarters (such as dormitories, and rooming
houses), transient accommodations (such as transient hotels, motels, tourist courts), and
mobile homes. Publicly owned housing includes housing units in buildings for which
construction contracts were awarded by Federal, State, and local governments. Units in
structures built by private developers for sale upon completion to local public housing
authorities under the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development "Turnkey"
program are classified as private.
Seasonally adjusted estimates of housing starts are the actual number of housing units
started in a month adjusted to remove the normal seasonal movement. The adjustment
allows for month-to-month variations resulting from normal or average changes in weather
conditions, from the differing number of holidays and from the differing number of days
in the month. The purpose of this seasonal adjustment is to bring out underlying cyclical
trends.
The seasonal factors were developed using the X-ll version of the Census Method II.
A description of the X-l 1 version appears in Bureau of the Census Technical Paper No.
15, "The X - l l Variant of the Census Method II Seasonal Adjustment Program." Further information on X-ll may be obtained from the Chief Economic Statistician, Bureau of
the Census, Washington, D.C. 20233.
Monthly data for 1961-78 for total privately-owned housing units started, unadjusted
and seasonally adjusted at annual rates, appear in appendix I to this volume. Monthly
data for 1961-78, except as noted below, for all other series appear in earlier editions of
BUSINESS STATISTICS (see reference note, p. 1 of this section). Monthly data for
1977-78 (for total, private and public new housing units started) and 1978 (for onefamily structures, privately owned, seasonally adjusted) have been revised and are available
upon request. For a comprehensive explanation of the series shown here, see the January
or April monthly issue of the Construction Report, C20, titled "Housing Starts," published by the Census Bureau.
4. Beginning 1963, data are from a more intensive field reporting system in most
States; earlier data not comparable.
5. Beginning January 1969, data cover construction in 50 States and the District of
Columbia. Data for 1969 on the 48-State basis are as follows (millions of dollars): Total,
67,825; public ownership, 22,867; private ownership, 44,958; nonresidential building,
26,078; residential building, 25,589; nonbuilding construction, 16,157.
6. See 5th paragraph of note 1 for this page.
7. Data are for 5 weeks; other months, 4 weeks.
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1. Source: F.W. Dodge Division, McGraw-Hill Information Systems Company. Data
cover new construction, additions, and major alteration projects; maintenance work is
excluded.
Beginning with January 1969, data cover construction in 50 States and the District of
Columbia. In the period 1956-68 data cover 48 contiguous States and the District of
Columbia; prior to 1956, 37 Eastern States and the District of Columbia.
F.W. Dodge construction statistics are based on data obtained from: Dodge Reports,
permit place reports, publications, and sampling. Permit place and sample information
are used for one- and two-family house data. The bulk of nonresidential and residential
data is based on Dodge Reports.
The valuation figures contained in Dodge construction statistics represent, as nearly
as possible, actual construction costs. Construction cost of a project is exclusive of land,
architect's fees, and, in the case of manufacturing buildings, the cost of equipment which is
not an integral part of the structure.
The monthly indexes of total value of construction are based on seasonally adjusted
data. The annual indexes are based on annual figures and are not averages of the monthly indexes.
Monthly data prior to 1979 for series indicated by a star are in appendix I to this
volume; monthly data for 1961-78 for all other series appear in earlier editions of BUSINESS STATISTICS (see reference note, p. 1 of this section). Except for the index, the
annual totals for 1961-82 reflect revisions not distributed to the monthly data.
2. Source: Engineering News-Record. Data cover new construction plans for public
(Federal, State, and municipal) and private projects in the United States. The published
figures do not, however, represent the value of all plans, but only value of plans reported
to Engineering News-Record for projects above a certain minimum cost of construction
(for industrial plants, highway, and heavy construction, $100,000; for nonindustrial buildings, $500,000).
1. Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Construction Statistics
Division.
New private housing units authorized by local building permits relate to the time of
issuance of permits rather than to the actual start of construction. They do, however,
provide some indication of activity in residential building in advance of the start of
actual construction. Although construction is started on most residential buildings in the
same month in which the permit is issued, several months or more may pass between the
issuance of a permit and the start of construction. On the average, for all types of structures combined, about 2 percent of the units authorized by permits are not built and the
permits are allowed to lapse. In 1982, about 89 percent of all new residential construction was in areas requiring building permits.
Beginning January 1978, data are for 16,000 permit-issuing places. The coverage has
varied in number over the years (14,000 for 1972-77; 13,000 for 1967-71; 12,000 for
1963-66; and 10,000 prior to 1963), thus making the series not comparable throughout.
Basically, the procedure followed in arriving at the monthly building permit authorization totals involves the c u m u l a t i n g of monthly data from all permit-issuing places
that authorized 50 or more housing units (20 or more in some States) in a recent year,
with estimates for the less active places based on a stratified probability sample of these
places.
Monthly data for total new private housing units authorized for 1961-78 appear in
appendix I to this volume. Monthly data for 1962-77 for one-family structures authorized
appear in earlier editions of BUSINESS STATISTICS (see reference note, p. 1 of this
section). Revised data for 1978 are available upon request. For more detailed figures
for new private housing units authorized by local building permits, see the Census report
Housing Starts (Series C20). For a more comprehensive explanation of the series, see
Census reports Housing Authorized by Building Permits and Public Contracts (individual places) (Series C40).
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2. Sources: Beginning November 1977, the National Conference of States on Building
Codes and Standards (NCSBCS) and U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the
Census. Prior to November 1977, Manufactured Housing Institute; ( M H I ) and U.S.
Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census. Data are collected from all mobile
home manufacturing establishments in the continental United States. The mobile homes
must meet certain residential requirements in compliance with the Mobile Home Construction and Safety Standards Act of 1974. The Department of Housing and Urban
Development ( H U D ) is responsible for its enforcement, with NCSBCS acting as its
agent. Seasonally adjusted data are calculated by the Bureau of the Census.
Mobile homes are defined as single, expandable, and multiwide living units with undercarriages and wheels. No mobile offices, mobile classrooms, or other units designed not to
be dwelling units are included. Each mobile home shipped is counted as an individual
living unit; a multiwide unit consisting of two or more singles joined together at the site,
is counted as a single unit.
Monthly seasonally adjusted data for 1961-78 appear in appendix I to this volume.
3. Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Construction Statistics Division. The data represent a combination of various construction cost indexes
weighted by the relative importance of the major classes of construction. They are implicit
indexes computed by dividing the total seasonally adjusted estimate of new construction
activity in current dollars by the total expressed in 1977 dollars. Since the total in 1977
dollars is obtained by adding the estimates for the separately deflated classes of construction, the composite cost index is the equivalent of a variably weighted index, reflecting
changes not only in the component indexes but also in relative importance of the major
classes of construction that are used as weights. In the computation of the monthly
composite cost index, the shift in the relative importance of the major classes of construction due to their different seasonal movements is eliminated through the use of
seasonally adjusted activity estimates. The annual composite index represents the ratio
between the annual value of total new construction put in place in current dollars and
the comparable annual total in 1977 dollars.
The cost indexes currently used for calculating the construction activity series in 1977
prices and thus entering into the composite index are as follows: U.S. Department of
Commerce, Bureau of the Census Index of New One-Family Houses Sold (residential
buildings, nonresidential buildings, military); Turner Construction Company (nonresidential buildings, military); U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration Composite and Structures Indexes (highways and streets, nonresidential buildings, military, selected types); Environmental Protection Agency Sewers and Plant Indexes
(sewers, water supply facilities); Bureau of Reclamation (conservation and development,
selected types); Bell Telephone System Buildings and Outside Plant Indexes (telephone
and telegraph); Handy-Whitman Public Utility Indexes (electric light and power); Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission (gas and petroleum pipelines, water supply facilities).
Monthly data for 1961-78 appear in appendix I to this volume.
4. Source: The American Appraisal Company. The indexes are based on a detailed bill
of quantities of materials and labor entering into the structural portion of four representative types of buildings—frame, brick, concrete, and steel—in 30 cities throughout the
United States, with allowances for contractors' overhead and profits.
Building fixture items such as plumbing, heating, lighting, sprinkler system, elevators, etc., are not included. Workmen's compensation and liability insurance and oldage pension factors are included in the labor portion.
The indexes reflect changes in average price levels with no allowance for the extreme
costs resulting from overtime wages, premium on materials, or sacrifice prices and omissions
of overhead costs and profits during recession periods. The material and labor costs are
recomputed monthly in accordance with normal average prices and wages for the various
kinds and grades of materials and classes of building trades, as verified or adjusted to
normal from personal investigation of appraisers and information as to actual costs from
clients and others. These computations automatically result in weighted averages for the
individual buildings. Arithmetic averages are computed for the individual buildings and
cities to obtain the city and national average. The latter covers 30 cities. The original
reports give indexes for each of 22 typical cities, 4 of which are presented here. Since
these index figures are based on 1913 as 100 for each individual location, they indicate
the trend in each city and not the trend among the various locations. Actual costs vary
widely among different buildings and different regions, and the indexes therefore are not
applicable to specific buildings.
Annual data prior to 1961 and monthly data for 1961-78 appear in earlier editions of
BUSINESS STATISTICS (see reference note, p. 1 of this section).
5. Source: Boeckh Building Cost Index Numbers (Division of American Appraisal
Associates). E.H. Boeckh and Associates compiles bimonthly national cost indexes (with
1926-29=100 as the original base period) for three types of construction: Residences;
Apartments, Hotel and Office Buildings; and Commercial and Factory Buildings. The
indexes shown here have been converted to a 1977 base by the U.S. Department of
Commerce.
These national indexes are averages of indexes for 20 major pricing areas. The indiv i d u a l indexes take into account prices for selected building materials, common and
skilled labor wage rates, and sales and social security payroll taxes. They are also adjusted to
reflect the effect of labor shortages and labor efficiency, as determined by studies in
each of the 20 pricing areas.
The selected building materials include common brick, common lumber, portland cement,
structural steel, heating and plumbing equipment, glass, hardware, and paint. Materials
cost data are obtained from construction contractors and building trade associations.
Weights are based on studies by the compiler of actual building costs and vary by type of
structure.
Monthly indexes on the new (1977= 100) base are available back to 1976 only.
6. Source: Engineering News-Record (ENR). The indexes shown here reflect data as
of the 1st of the indicated month and are published on two bases, 1913= 100 and 1967 = 100.
The Construction Cost Index and the Building Cost Index have four components each,
three material items and labor. The material items for both indexes are: (1) The base
price of structural steel shapes, which from 1913 (the ENR base period) through July
1938 is at Pittsburgh only and since then is an average mill price for Pittsburgh, Chicago
(Gary prior to 1979), and Birmingham; (2) consumers' net price of cement exclusive of
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bags, f.o.b. Chicago, from 1913 through June 1948, and since then a 20-city average of
f.o.b. bulk prices; (3) lumber, which in 1913 and through 1935 was 3 inches x 12 inches
to 12 inches x 12 inches long leaf yellow pine, wholesale, at New York, and beginning
1936 is 2 inches x 4 inches S4S pine and fir in carload lots (ENR 20-city average). The
labor component of the Construction Cost Index, which is designed to show the movement of construction cost in general, is the common labor rate, ENR 20-city average,
while the labor component of the Building Cost Index is the ENR 20-city average for
three skilled labor trades, carpenters, bricklayers, and structural iron workers. The labor
rates are shown on p. 57 under construction wages.
The component series are weighted according to their relative importance as determined by the compilers. As a step in arriving at proper weights, the average production
of steel and cement in the years 1913, 1916, and 1919, average production of lumber for
1913 and 1916, and the number of common industrial laborers, according to the 1910
census, were placed on a dollar-value basis using 1913 average prices as compiled by
ENR wherever possible. These data are shown in the following table:
Value
33,000,000 short tons steel at $30
90,000,000 barrels cement at $1.19
42,000,000 M board feet lumber at $28.50 ...
1,200,000,000 man-days at $ 1.52 (8 hours)...
Total.
Percent
$ 990,000,000
107,100,000
1,197,000,000
1,822,000,000
24
3
29
44
4,116,000,000
100
It should be noted that these data represent total production in the United States and
not amounts used in the construction industry. According to the ENR, they were used as
a guide, but the proportions of the items were adjusted to their importance in the construction industry with the aid of experienced construction men. An expenditure of approximately $100 on the four items in these proportions was assumed for 1913 (the ENR base
period) and the quantities of the three materials and the man-hours of labor that could
be purchased for these amounts were computed. Purchases of similar quantities of these
four items were assumed to be made at each successive period.
The expenditure of $100, at 1913 prices, for the proper quantities of each item in the
Construction Cost Index is given below, and it may be noted that the "adjustment"
mentioned above is an important factor.
2,500 pounds of structural steel at $0.015 (Pittsburgh base)
(see next paragraph below)
6 barrels of cement at $1.19 (net barrel, f.o.b. Chicago)
(see 2d paragraph below)
600 board feet, Southern pine, 3" x 12" to 12" x 12" at $28.50 per
M ft. (New York base) (see 3d paragraph below)
200 man-hours at $0.19 (common labor, average for country)
Total
$37.50
7.14
17.10
38.00
99.74
The adoption of the three-mill average for structural steel shapes in August 1938 did
not necessitate any change in the weighting of this component.
In July 1948, when cement went off basing point pricing, the 20-city average cement
price was substituted; no adjustment in the weight factor was necessary.
For the Southern pine lumber series prior to 1936 the weight was 600 board feet. In
linking this series with the series for 2 inches x 4 inches pine and fir, the 1936 average
value of lumber of the old type as included in the index was first determined (quantity
weight, 600 board feet, times the average price for the year). The equivalent 1936 average value of the new type was represented by 1,088 board feet of lumber, which quantity
is now used as the weighting factor.
The Building Cost Index is computed in the same manner as the Construction Cost
Index, except that the skilled labor trend is substituted for common labor. Since the
skilled rate is considerably higher than the common rate, a weight of 68.38 man-hours
was substituted for the common labor weight of 200 man-hours used in the Construction
Cost Index, as shown in the table above, in order to have the same labor component in
the base period when the rate was multiplied by the weight. The computation for labor in
1913 for the Building Cost Index is 68.38 x $0.555, which gives approximately $38.00.
The trends of the two indexes reflect the divergent movements of wage rates for common
and skilled labor as well as their different weighting. Currently the labor component
comprises 74 percent of the Construction Cost Index and 56 percent of the Building Cost
Index.
Monthly data for 1967-78 for Building and Construction Cost indexes appear in the
1971 and subsequent editions of BUSINESS STATISTICS (see reference note, p. 1 of
this section); monthly data for 1951-66 are available upon request.
7. Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration. The
index is a composite derived from average contract prices for fixed amounts of the following items: Common excavation; surfacing (portland cement concrete pavement and
bituminous concrete pavement); and structures (reinforcing steel, structural steel, and
structural concrete). In more exact terms, the index is a price index, measuring price
changes for fixed amounts of the items represented.
The base quantities for 1977 involved in these data are as follows: 282,964,000 cubic
yards of roadway excavation; 17,997,210 square yards of portland cement concrete surfacing with an average thickness of 9 inches; 24,709,443 tons of bituminous concrete
surfacing; 415,428,395 pounds of reinforcing steel for structures; 448,019,089 pounds of
structural steel; and 2,320,758 cubic yards of structural concrete.
The annual figures are weighted averages derived from quarterly data. Quarterly data
for 1972-78 on the 1977=100 base are available upon request. Detailed discussion of
the index appears in Public Roads Magazine, volume 45, No. 1, June 1981.
8. Beginning 1963, data are from 12,000 permit-issuing places; prior thereto, 10,000.
9. Beginning 1967, data are from 13,000 permit-issuing places.
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10. Beginning 1972, data are from 14,000 permit-issuing places.
11. Beginning 1978, data are from 16,000 permit-issuing places.
BUSINESS STATISTICS: 1982
Section 222, also added to Title II by the Housing Act of 1954, established a system of
mortgage insurance to aid in the provision of housing for servicemen in the Armed Forces and the Coast Guard, subject to certification by the Secretary of Defense (or the
Secretary of the Treasury) to the effect that the serviceman requires housing, is serving
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on active duty, and has been on such duty for more than 2 years. The first mortgage
insurance under Section 222 was reported in November 1954.
1. Sources: Federal Housing Administration (FHA) and Veterans Administration (VA).
Section 225, added by tee Housing Act of 1954, authorized the insurance under other
The data on applications for FHA home mortgage insurance represent requests by an
operating programs of "open end" mortgages containing a provision allowing the outstanding
approved lender for FHA to insure a mortgage on a proposed one- to four-family home,
balance on the mortgage to be increased to the original face amount to pay for repairs or
or home newly constructed while under FHA inspections. To make application for home
improvements, or to an amount exceeding the original face amount by the cost of any
mortgage insurance the lender submits a completed FHA application form and any other
additional living space. The first mortgage insurance under Section 225 was reported in
required documents to the FHA insuring office that serves the area in which the properApril 1955. No insurance has been written under this section since November 1967.
ty to be covered is located. These data are limited to one- to four-family homes and
Section 809 was added by legislation approved June 13, 1956, to assist in financing
therefore are closely comparable to the VA program referred to below.
the production of civilian owner-occupied housing for employees of a research or develRequests for VA appraisals are requests for determination of reasonable value of homes to
opment installation of one of the military departments of the United States, upon certibe built (or already built) for occupancy by veteran owners only; they may be initiated
fication by the Secretary of Defense. The first mortgage insurance under Section 809
by the veteran, lender, builder, owner, or sponsor. For the most part the requests relate
was reported in December 1956.
to single-family homes.
Section 810, added by the Housing Act of 1959, provided for mortgage insurance on
For both the FHA and VA series the seasonally adjusted annual rate figures are based
not more than 5,000 units of off-base housing for military and essential civilian personnel of
on adjusted daily rates (which are derived by dividing data for a given month by the
the Armed Services. There has been no insuring activity to date under the home mortnumber of working days in that month; i.e., excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and National
gage provision of this section.
and Government holidays).
The various sections added by the Housing Act of 1961 under Title II are described
The FHA and VA series indicate the importance of these Government programs in the
below:
field of new home construction. However, certain limitations in these series should be
Section 203(k), to finance major home improvements. The first such insurance was
observed, particularly in their relation to other data. Although FHA and VA may make
reported in November 1961.
inspections during construction and the units may be counted as FHA or VA "starts,"
Section 220(h), to finance the improvement and rehabilitation of homes and multifamily
the permanent financing after completion is not always underwritten by FHA or VA.
structures in urban renewal areas. The first such insurance was reported in October
Also, some applications for FHA commitments or requests for VA appraisals may not be
1962.
approved or may lapse. There is some duplication of units in applications for FHA comSection 233, authorizing the insurance of mortgages on new one- to four-family homes
mitments and requests for VA appraisals. In cases where both agencies issue valuation
that involve the use and testing of advanced technology or experimental neighborhood
commitments the agency that makes the compliance inspection reports the unit as a
design, with the object of reducing costs and improving quality. The Housing Act of
start, even though the mortgage may finally be underwritten by the other agency or by
1964 extended the experimental provisions of this section to the rehabilitation of existneither agency.
ing structures. The first mortgage insurance under Section 233 was reported in October
Monthly data for 1961-78 (seasonally adjusted at annual rate) for FHA commitments
1964.
and VA appraisals appear in appendix I to this volume; monthly data for 1961-78 (unadjustSection 234, authorizing FHA to insure a mortgage covering a family unit in a multifamily
ed) for FHA commitments and VA appraisals appear in earlier editions of BUSINESS
structure and an undivided interest in the common areas and facilities that serve the
STATISTICS (see reference note, p. 1 of this section).
structure (condominiums). The structure must be financed with an FHA-insured mort2. Source: Department of Housing and Urban Development, Federal Housing Admingage, other than a Section 213 cooperative mortgage. The first mortgage insurance under
istration. Data relate to the annual or monthly volume of home mortgages insured under
Section 234 was reported in June 1963.
the provisions of Title I, Sections 2 and 8; Title II, Sections 203, 203(i), 203(k), 203(m),
The various sections added under the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968,
213, 220, 220(h), 221, 222, 225, 233, 234, 235, and 237; Title VI, Sections 603, 603-610, approved August 1, 1968, are:
and 611; Title V I I I , Sections 809 and 810; and Title IX, Section 903, of the National
Section 203(m) under Title II, authorizes the insurance of mortgages on seasonal homes.
Housing Act.
This program is not operational until a determination is made by the Secretary that
The series includes only those mortgages on properties on which inspection of the
there are adequate funds available for financing residential construction. There has been no
completed home has been made and the mortgage endorsed for insurance by the Federal
insuring activity to date under this section.
Housing Administration. The data represent the aggregate face amount of the insured
Section 235 under Title II provides homeownership assistance for lower income famimortgages.
lies in the form of periodic payments by FHA to mortgagees which would reduce interest
Section 603-610 added to Title VI of the National Housing Act of Augusts, 1947,
costs to the mortgagor on market rate home mortgages. The first mortgage insurance
provided for mortgage insurance in connection with the disposition of publicly owned
under Section 235 was reported in October 1968.
housing. The first such insurance was reported in December 1947.
Section 237 provides, on an experimental basis, mortgage insurance to finance
The amendments of April 20, 1950, provided for mortgage insurance under Section 8
homeownership for certain lower income families who cannot qualify under normal standards
on houses for families of low and moderate income, and for the insurance as single-family
because of their poor records, but who can meet mortgage payments with appropriate
housing of site-fabricated projects under Section 611 and of sales-type cooperative housing
budget financial counseling.
under Section 213. Mortgage insurance under Section 8 was initially reported in August
Annual data prior to 1961 and monthly data for 1949-78 appear in earlier editions of
1950 and the insurance of single-family home mortgages under Section 213 and Section
BUSINESS STATISTICS (see reference note, p. 1 of this section).
611 in February 1951 and July 1951 respectively.
3. Source: Veterans Administration. Data represent the principal amount of home
No insurance has been written under Sections 8, 603, 603-610, or 611 since August 2,
loans guaranteed or insured under the authority of the Servicemen's Readjustment Act
1954, except pursuant to commitments outstanding on that date.
of 1944, as amended (now Chapter 37, Title 38, U.S. Code). The act was approved June
Section 903 was enacted September 1, 1951, to supplement the existing systems of
22, 1944, but loan-guaranty operations did not get under way until November -1944.
mortgage insurance in providing adequate housing in defense areas. The first mortgage
Monthly figures are on a calendar-month b
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