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August 4, 1961 STATISTICS BUSINESS A WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT TO THE SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS Available only with subscription to the SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS, at $4,00 annually, this Supplement provides selected' weekly and monthly data subsequent to those published In the latest monthly SURVEY SELECTED BUSINESS INDICATORS Index, 1 9 4 7 - 4 9 * 1 0 0 300 Index, 1947-49 = 100 300 Monthly ELECTRIC POWER PRODUCTION (by utilities) (E. E. i. seas. adj. index) 275 250 225 2 0 0 U. \ i « i I t I t \ \ t I I 1958 L_l L_J L_ i i i i t 1959 I l i I I I 1 i i i I I960 i I i I i l I 1961 Index, 1 9 5 7 - 5 9 = 1 0 0 200 Index, 1 9 5 7 - 5 9 = 1 0 0 200 Monthly STEEL PRODUCTION (ingots and steel for castings) 150 H 150 100 -A 100 50 0 h LL I I I I I I \—I I I 1958 I I I 1 I ' I I I I I 1 1959 I 1 I I I I \ I II II I960 Index, 1 9 4 7 - 4 9 = 1 0 0 130 I I I I I I II 1961 Index, 1 9 1 0 - 1 4 = 100 320 PRICES RECEIVED AND PAID BY FARMERS COTTON CONSUMPTION (daily average; seas, adj.) 120 300 Prices Paid 280 260 100 8 0 I i i i i i I i i. i i i I. J http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ 1958 Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (Incl. interest taxes, and wage rates) 240 Prices Received t-i i i I i i i i i I r i i i i I i i i i i I i i i i i I i i i i-1 1959 I960 1961 2 2 0 L L I I n 11 i i i i 1 11111 1 » 1 1 1 1 I M 11 i I'M i > i 1 1111 i l i • 11 1958 1959 I960 1961 WEEKLY BUSINESS STATISTICS1 2 I960 196! STEM July 23 July 8 July 30 July 15 July 22 July 29 Commodity prices, wholosa e: State programs (50 States and, in 1961, Puerto Rico)..do.... Failures, indust. and commercial (Dun & Bradstreet),..number.. Finance: Federal Reserve bank credit outstanding, total 4/ do.... 86.0 120 1,815 1,674 259 *II9;7 *88.9 *!08.9 * 128.2 85.3 122 1,783 1,639 293 32,199 28,437 18,762 517 32,04 1 28,063 18,552 475 **84.5 IM 2,857 2,032 220 M3.7 86.5 107.7 127.5 84.5 123 2,724 2,002 304 M8.5 86.2 107.0 127,5 84.2 122 118.6 86.7 107.2 127,5 84.6 545 519 32,480 28,568 19,087 547 32,797 28,641 19,103 657 52,654 28,575 19,077 695 32,476 28,289 18,974 608 61.155 28,714 113,257 31,974 31,615 12,902 61,892 28,763 112,402 31,456 5!,549 12,925 62,509 28,805 112,910 51,899 51,580 i2,942 Reporting member banks (of F.R. System) in leading cities:J5/ do,.,. 106,569 27,793 31,570 cl2,857 Stock prices, 500 stocks (Stand. & Poor's) 5/...1941-43=10.. 4.73 55.61 58.90 4.69 54.17 57.40 4.67 65.63 69.43 4.69 65.52 68.97 4.70 64.70 68.55 1,327 14,830 133,386 6,855 1,378 15,157 129,385 6,821 829 14,133 101,492 6,970 1,240 15,071 150,551 6,950 1,298 15,829 126,785 6,948 1,550 83.2 620 293 1,520 81,6 614 292 1,779 95,5 425 241 1,860 99.8 575 284 1,858 99.7 584 265 Commercial and industrial loans (gross) 4.7! 65.84 69.61 Production: 98,423 i 818 97.6 U Data do not always cover calendar weeks. 2/ Tuesday prices. 3/ In addition to State programs, includes the following: Railroad; UCFE (Federal employees); UCX (ex-servicemen); and, effective with week of April 15, 1961, TEC (temporary extended compensation). Also effective with week of April 15, 1961, includes persons under extended duration provisions. ±/ Daily average. 5/ Wednesday data; figures tor member banks in leading cities are on revised basis. * Monthly index for July I960. ** Wednesday price, c./ CORRECTION: Figure for July 16, I960, should read $12,860 million. " MONTHLY BUSINESS STATISTICS I960 1961 ITEM March June May May Apr i 1 June GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS MANUFACTURERS 1 SALES: VALUE (UNADJUSTED), TOTAL 16.70 4.94 .42 1.22 1.17 2.51 3.27 ,50 15.42 4.5! .57 1.12 S.I2 2.44 3. !0 ,48 r16.34 r4.93 .45 '•1.18 1.20 r2.64 3.24 ..52 16,53 4*89 .4? 1.32 29.35 13.69 30,12 |d.!4 !„95 1.62 *,35 3,! 5 .80 .69 r30.7fl 14.58 r2.13 1.69 r4.32 r3.29 30,94 14.72 2,06 3S.28 14.58 1.96 i.60 •5.10 3,29 .79 ,75 29.38 i3.96 15.60 4.65 .42 I.i9 1.05 2.47 3.02 .55 15,95 4.80 .45 S.25 1.07 2.59 5.15 .56 i. ..do.... 30,99 S5.06 ..do.... ,„do9... 2.2.-1 i.7!= 4.78 3.49 50.78 14,88 2,01 1.76 4.74 3,60 .9! .76 ..do e ... Transportation equipment (incl. motor vehicles). i.do.... ..do..., VALUE (SEASONALLY ADJUSTED), TOTAL 32.3 i 15.78 2.26 1.83 5,19 3.63 .90 .83 51.56 !5.6! 2.. 19 i.8! ?,05 3.66 ,95 .82 •.do....j Text•le 1.94 1.55 4.78 5.19 ,77 .69 r31.52 15.18 2.23 1.73 r4.97 r5.49 ,86 r.79 30.84 15.23 2.25 1.73 4.79 3,64 ,92 .79 bil. of del., ..do.... ..do.... ..do.... ..do..,. .«do.... ..do.... ..do.... Transportation equipment (incl, motor vehicles). ..do.,,.. ..do.... ..do,.,. .94 1 1 ..do.... ! ..do.... I ..do..,» ; j -75 15.92 4.53 .40 j 1.29 1.04 2.35 3.18 1 .55 ! i ! | 1 • I j 15,89 4.63 5 .40 j i .27 | 1.05 | 2.35 3.18 .5? | i ,79 S.6C 4,71 3,02 .77 ..73 15.85 '..SO .42 1.16 I.10 2,38 3,08 .49 Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis .?5 1.72 4.85 3.42 .81 74 r.72 15.98 r16.20 4-80 : M.BO .40 1 r,43 !.20 1 • 1,22 1.14 j M 6 2.40 i 2.47 3,25 1 3.31 .48 ! .50 r7 Revised. J./ Includes data for "other industries" not shown. CORRECTION for p. S-35 of July 1961 SURVEY: ures for copper consumption and total stocks should read 141.2 and 182.2 thous. short tons, respectively. 5041 http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ i ,22 2.58 ! | I • j 16.22 A, 7| „4i '.'7 i „ !8 2.49 3.26 .50 May 196! preliminary fig- MONTHLY BUSINESS STATISTICS- Continued 1 1! EM i960 May 1961 March Juno April May June GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS - Continued MANUFACTURERS 1 INVENTORIES, END OF MONTH: BOOK VALUE (UNADJUSTED), TOTAL 54.97 32.25 4.54 3.46 10.76 7.A2 1.88 1.48 54.88 32.18 4.58 3.46 10.72 7.28 1.92 1.46 53.81 30.77 4.52 3.02 10.37 6.83 1.84 1.47 53.73 30.63 4.48 3.02 10.38 6.70 1.84 1.48 r53.77 r30.65 4.45 r3.07 r10.45 r6.65 1.82 1.48 53.57 30.46 4.44 3.09 10.34 6.57 1.81 1.46 8.5 12.7 II.1 8.6 12.6 11,0 7.8 12.1 10.9 7.7 12.1 10.9 7.7 12.1 10.9 7.6 12.0 10.9 ..do.... ..do.... ..do.... ..do.... 22.72 4.69 1.94 2.78 1.60 4.08 3.27 1.2! 22.70 4.66 1.87 2.75 1.60 4.11 3.28 1.20 23.05 4.94 2.05 2.81 1.66 4.27 3.26 1.16 23.10 4.92 2.0! 2.84 1.68 4.27 3.29 1.15 r23.12 r4.83 rl.94 r2.86 rl.69 4.20 r3.35 1.14 23.11 4.81 1.88 2.8! 1.69 4.22 3.37 1.12 ..do.... ..do.... ..do.... 9.0 3.2 10.6 8.9 3.2 10.7 8.9 3.1 11.0 8.9 3.1 11.1 r8.9 3.2 11.0 8.8 3.3 M.O 54.95 32.07 4.70 3.35 10.60 7.52 1.85 1.43 55.10 32.23 4.80 3.34 10.64 7.46 1.89 1.44 53.31 30.30 4.47 2.95 10.25 6.69 1.84 1.41 53.38 30.15 4.51 2.92 10.21 6.60 1.83 1.42 r53.37 r30.l5 r4.5l r2.93 r10.20 r6.63 r 1.80 1.42 53.35 30.17 4.61 2.92 10.12 6.63 1.80 1.43 8.8 12.7 10.6 8.7 12.8 10.7 7.9 11.9 10.5 7.8 11.9 10.5 7.8 11.9 10.5 7.6 12.0 10.6 ..do..., ..do.... ..do.... ..do.... ..do,... ..do..., ..do,.., ..do.... 22,86 5.00 1.96 2.71 1.58 4,08 3.34 L-13 22.87 4.99 1.95 2.70 1.59 4.11 3.30 1.20 23.01 5.06 1.98 2.76 1.62 4.19 3.37 1.12 23.22 5.14 1.98 2.76 1.64 4.26 3.37 1.13 r23.22 r5.07 1.97 r2.76 rl.66 4.24 r3.37 1.14 23.18 5.03 1.96 2.74 1.67 4.25 3.38 1.13 ..do.... ..do.... ..do.... 9.1 3.1 10.6 9.1 3.1 10.6 8.8 3.0 M.2 8.9 3.1 11.2 9.0 3.2 M.O 9.0 3.3 10.9 ,.do.. 0 . 30,21 14.59 1.99 1.72 4.73 3.39 15.62 31.48 15.52 1.84 1,71 5.24 3,80 15.96 31.35 14.51 2.12 1.62 5.16 2.97 16.84 29.62 14.08 2.06 1.53 4.73 3.19 15.54 31.50 r 14.98 f-2.30 rl.76 r4.8'i r3.24 M6.52 32.21 15.71 2.18 1.88 5.13 3.48 16.5! 30.47 14.68 1.96 1.70 4.75 3.52 15,79 30. II 14,34 1.73 1.68 4.69 3.46 15.77 29.35 13.82 i.88 1.62 4,76 3.02 16.03 30.44 14.38 2.19 1.58 4.74 3.28 16.06 r31.09 r14.80 r2. 19 rl.74 r4.78 r3r36 . r16.29 31.04 r14.85 2.18 1.81 4.76 3.32 16.19 47,75 44.59 4.38 3.18 17.91 14,55 3.17 47.68 44.50 4.03 3.08 18.12 14.69 3.18 '15.59 42.72 3.75 2,78 17,42 14.39 2.87 45.83 42.84 3.87 7.76 17.37 14.38 2.99 r/!5.80 r47.61 r-3,95 1*2.79 17.24 M.!3 r3,17 4 5.71 r/;2.56 3,87 2.84 17.19 13.99 3,14 6,353 i,M7 676 4,560 6,325 1,106 61! 4,608 1 9,012 3,656 634 I 4,722 6,297 i,?50 592 4,455 oil. of dol.. ..do....' ..do.... ..do.... ..do.... Transportation equipment (incl.motor vehicles)..do.... ..do.... ..do.... By stages of fabrication: ..do.... ..do.... ..do.... ..do.... ..do.,.. Textile By stages of fabrication: Durable goods industries, total J./,, „.,.*,, .. ..do s -„. ..do.... ..do.... Transportation equipment (incl.motor vehicles) ..do.... ..do.... ..do.... By stages of fabrication: ..do.... ..do.... ..do.... Textile By stages of fabrication: MANUFACTURERS' ORDERS: codcr..... ..do.... Transportation equipment (incl.motor vehicles).. ..do,.., ..do.... New orders, net (seasonally adjusted), total... ..oo.... ..do.... ..do..,. ..do.... Transportation equipment (incl.motor vehicles).. ..do.... ..do.... Unfilled orders, end of month (unadjusted), total.., ..do,„,„ *.»,, „.do ,„do.,.. ,.do. s .. | Transportation equipment (incl.motor v o H c l o s ) . . ..do.,,.. Primary metaI „ ., 1 1 I ! ! i | FINANCE LIFE INSURANCE WRITTEN (NEW PAID-FCR rV Revised. J./ Includes 5041 INSURANCE): of do!,. ..do.... ..uc.... ..do.... I data for "other industries" not shown. i 6,595 1, ! 54 677 4,764 6,255 1,111 628 4,486 4 MONTHLY BUSINESS STATISTICS —Continued I960 1961 ITEM May June March May Apri 1 June CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS ORGANIC CHEMICALS, PRODUCTION: 67,261 98,308 1,992 7,946 65,844 94,200 1,906 7,953 67,900 89,632 1,555 8,216 58,005 82,147 1,718 6,864 62,713 98,232 1,792 8,457 13,748 5,895 97,062 138,955 12,444 7,705 100,626 143,938 16,048 6,624 101,286 145,532 14,249 10,983 95,734 138,344 15,786 6,796 98,^26 M8,430 .thous. of gal c . ...Ho .„thous. of lb.. 199 24,502 35,068 199 21,653 31,989 182 24,809 30,994 165 24,663 r34,707 19! 25,905 38,041 of short tons,. do ...do.... MACHINE TOOLS (METAL-CUTTING AND METAL-FORMING): of dol. 0 ...do.... ...do.... ...do 302 320 2,528 300 374 2,507 296 292 2,392 309 319 2,378 392 365 2,458 298 361 2, * 15 49.95 32.40 56.35 44.75 4.3 55.10 35.75 63.10 51.00 4.0 70.05 51.45 54.85 38.95 4.9 47.65 36.00 53.70 39.65 4.9 r49 o 60 r37.65 r57.90 r43 f 95 r4.8 p60.60 p36.95 p64.30 p42.40 p4.7 . of lb.. B thous. i.. DDT ...do.... of gal.. . of lb.. ...do.... ...do.... ...do.... Methanol: METALS AND MANUFACTURES Fabricated structural steel: June July Apri 1 June May July COMMODITY PRICES PRICES RECEIVED BY FARMERS, ALL FARM PRODUCTS. ...1910-14=100.. ...do.... ..do..,. ..do.... ..do.... ..do.... Fruit ..do.... ..do.... ..do.... ..do.... ..do.... Wool PRICES PAID BY FARMERS: ..do.... ..do.... ..do.... All commod.,services, int.,taxes, and wage rates 1/ a * Q O . . . . PARITY RATIO 2 / ..do r,/ Revised, j)/ Preliminary. ±/ USCOMM-DC—5041 Parity index. 236 222 225 265 156 194 235 213 219 491 239 226 228 249 145 202 250 286 178 516 236 230 233 250 15! 203 261 285 176 517 234 231 253 261 152 200 260 261 177 516 237 232 261 265 156 201 241 261 189 516 248 235 303 149 248 249 244 300 149 240 251 247 305 145 231 24! 241 292 139 239 236 240 286 131 238 241 248 288 138 232 275 290 265 299 79 r274 290 263 298 79 277 290 267 302 79 277 291 266 302 78 275 290 r265 300 78 275 290 264 300 79 2/ Ratio of prices received to prices paid (including interest, taxes, and wage rates). UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE DIVISION OF PUBLIC DOCUMENTS WASHINGTON 25, D. C. OFFICIAL BUSINESS FIRST CLASS WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS 235 221 220 250 158 199 238 216 209 494 PENALTY FOR PRIVATE USE T O A V O I D PAYMENT OF POSTAGE, $300