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June 28, 1963 J1.NCOME ™ ^ 1 fPAYMENTS I SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS BUSINESS STATISTICS 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 Billion Dollars 150 TOTAL LOANS A N D Billion (average of Wednesday INVESTMENTS (Wednesday data) Dollars 150 data) ( W e e k l y R e p o r t i n g M e m b e r Banks o f F e d e r a l Reserve System) 140 140 1963 130 •B^W** 8 9 130 ^ 120 ~ 120 110 ~ H 110 100 j^L 1 I I I 1 I 1 I 1 _JL_ LJ_J 1 L_J L_J 1 1 I i i ' ! i 1 I M_JL_JL_ i | i ) 1962 1961 1960 i S i i t i ^ •J I I I 1 J F M A M J 1963 I I I \ 1 \js) J A S O N D Thousands 250 Thousands 000 MOTOR VEHICLE Monthly PRODUCTION (cars, trucks, c o a c h e s ; U. S. plants) BOO - 600 - V 400 200 - 200 0 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . J ^ U - I J J L U J —L^L- ,1. 1 LJ^J. 1 ) 1 i-J^L, j i » i 1962 1961 1960 i L J i i i j ^ 1963 Index, 1957-59=100 Millions 2.5 130 2.0 120 PRIVATE NONFARM HOUSING STARTS' COTTON CONSUMPTION ( d o i l y a v e r a g e ; seas, a d j . ) 1.5 1.0 vwYY 110 J^\AA ^~\ 100 \ - / * \ /W < 90 *Seasonally adjusted, at annual rates u 100 M i 1960 l M ,i > 8 I, I I ,i , . i i i i i l i n i i l i i i n l i i i i L 1961 1962 1963 80 i i i n l n i i i 1 1 1 1 1 ? 1 1 U ~ U•JLxaaa. U l I,.,i.j,,j i i,;„ L u u i ^ x J a j ^ L x J 1963 WEEKLY BUSINESS STATISTICS1 2 1963 1962 ITEM COMMODITY PRICES, WHOLESALE: All commodities ..1957-59=100.. Farm products -. do.... Foods, processed „...., .. do.... All other ....do.... 22 commodities 2/ '....do.... ALL RETAIL STORES, SALES mil. $.. DEPARTMENT STORE SALES 1957-59* 100.. INITIAL UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS, State programs thous.. INSURED UNEMPLOYMENT, all programs do.... State programs (50 States and Puerto Rico) do.... FAILURES, INDUST. AND COMMERCIAL (Dun & Bradstreet)..number.. FINANCE: Currency in circulation 3/ mil. $.. Federal Reserve bank credit outstanding, total ,3/....do.... Member bank reserve balances 3/ do.... Excess reserves, estimated 3/ '...do.... Reporting member banks (of F.R.System) in leading cities:^/ Demand deposits, adjusted mil. $.. Savings deposits do.• •. Loans and investments (adjusted), total do.... U.S. Government obligations do.... Commercial and industrial loans (gross) do.... Reai estate loans (gross) do.... Bond yields, domestic corporate (Moody's) 3/ percent.. Stock prices, 500 stocks (Stand. & Poor's) 4/..1941-43=10.. Industrials, 425 stocks *....do.... PRODUCTION: Bituminous coal 3/ thous. sh. tons.. Electric power, by utilities mil. kw.-hr.. Motor vehicles (cars, trucks, coaches) number.. Petroleum (crude) and condensate 3/ ..thous. bbI.. Steel Index of production FREIGKT CARLOADINGS, TOTAL Mi see I laneous thous. sh. tons.. 1957-59= 100.. thous. cars.. do.... June 16 June 23 92.7 4,635 112 238 1,671 1,464 354 *I00.0 *95.3 *99.8 *I00.7 93.3 4,536 97 277 1,650 1,463 265 95.6 4,785 100 222 1,750 1,578 235 94.0 4,826 120 248 1,697 1,526 303 304 274 33,663 31,115 19,638 393 33,654 31,423 20,038 470 34,911 32,667 19,601 478 35,099 32,868 19,439 343 35,298 33,261 19,428 418 35,331 33,498 19,764 502 62,769 32,287 121,640 32,255 32,894 14,161 62,226 32,360 122,872 32,526 33,328 14,227 61,143 36,048 129,843 29,966 35,068 16,537 61,452 36,126 129,645 29,660 34,962 16,566 62,785 36,181 129,961 29,566 35,030 16,645 4.58 55.50 58.09 4.59 54.78 57.41 4.47 70.33 73.78 4.47 70.53 74.10 4.47 70.41 73.98 1,479 15,991 175,690 7,268 1,568 16,628 133,020 7,284 1,521 16,105 164,252 7,453 1,578 17,368 198,407 7,432 1,609 17,839 202,895 7,512 1,587 85.2 590 304 1,563 83.9 593 298 2,608 140.0 548 290 2,513 134.9 606 319 2,464 132.3 616 321 June I June 8 June 15 June 22 100.1 94.7 101.3 100.5 93.9 4,926 126 241 99.9 94.3 100.6 100.6 95.0 70.09 73.60 199,970 2,426 130.2 J./ Data do not always cover calendar weeks. 2/ Tuesday price. 3/ Daily average. ±/ Wednesday data. * Monthly index for June 1962. MONTHLY BUSINESS STATISTICS 1962 1963 ITEM Apr. May Feb. Mar. May Apr. GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS MANUFACTURERS' SALES: J./ Value (unadjusted): Durable goods industries, total Va1ue (seasona11y adjusted): ...bit. $•• 16.41 17.24 15.36 r16.98 17.50 18.1 do.... 16.40 16.40 16.54 r16.63 17.08 17.1 do.... 15.71 . 16.48 16.19 r18.24 17.90 18.3 do.... 15.73 15.97 17.09 rl7.48 18.02 17.8 do.... 45.34 44.59 44.40 r45.66 46.05 46.2 do 45.52 45.22 44.01 r45.43 46.24 46.8 1,504 119 273 200 767 145 1,378 102 237 229 664 146 1,304 112 228 199 629 136 1,296 126 221 225 595 129 1,287 116 212 189 620 150 1,303 .thous. $.. do.... do.... do.... do.... 121,831 5,440 24,586 49,677 31,691 10,437 91,512 8,270 15,798 29,659 27,569 10,216 94,715 7,198 22,530 26,971 26,098 11,918 100,502 6,957 19,017 34,907 26,148 13,473 Failure annual rate (seas, adj.)..No. per 10,000 concerns.. 65.0 58.7 60.7 54.4 MANUFACTURERS' ORDERS: J./ New orders, net (unadjusted): New orders, net (seasonally adjusted): Durable goods industries, total Unfilled orders, end of month (unadjusted): Durable goods industries, total Unfilled orders, end of month (seas, adj.): INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL FAILURES (Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.): do.... do.... do.... r/ Revised. \J Data for May 1963 are advance estimates. 1 III 217 241 ' 595 139 100,755 4,960 14,434 32,286 28,847 20,228 118,274 14,502 19,828 33,496 39,291 11,157 54.2 56.4 MONTHLY BUSINESS STATISTICS—Continued 3 1962 ITEM Apr. 1963 May Feb. Mar. Apr. May CONSTRUCTJON AND REAL ESTATE NEW HOUSING UNITS STARTED: Unadjusted: 151.6 147.0 149.5 144.9 156.6 154.2 155.1 152.7 87.6 86.5 86.1 85.0 r128.1 r124.4 r 126.3 r122.6 r158.8 r156.9 r156.0 r154.1 170.9 168.3 167.6 165.0 1,542 1,521 1,579 1,566 1,280 1,255 rl,534 rl,5IO rl,647 rl,6l8 1,722 1,690 5,594 2,922 719 1,953 5,678 2,948 694 2,037 5,926 3,089 775 2,062 6,024 3,118 761 2, 146 6,143 3,147 745 2,251 6,229 3,176 702 2,351 42.2 78.4 41.7 28.2 41.9 78.8 40.8 28.0 43.6 84.6 42.7 28.3 43.9 85.8 43.1 28.2 r44.3 82.2 44.2 r29.6 44.2 85.0 43.1 29.! 1,102 508.3 75.4 423.1 1,133 510.7 96.9 432.8 1,067 501.6 68.3 406.8 1,195 571.4 76.5 458.6 89.1 292.3 8,577 209.4 394.1 89.1 305.9 8,083 232.5 404.1 77.4 341.7 r9,145 218.2 348.7 91.7 363.8 11,131 260.2 413.2 11.5 454.9 51.6 II.1 464.3 55.1 10.7 426.9 44.0 10.9 493.5 53.3 106.2 1,675.9 106.5 1,692.3 88.4 1,563.4 91.6 1,761.4 365 258 167 284 490 248 302 255 253 r247 r490 r27l r399 294 239 8.35 7.46 11.07 9.76 9.06 11.20 6.60 5.75 10.43 8.11 7.22 10.82 9.14 8.12 11.27 345.4 441.0 579 170.9 18.5 315.9 253 156 386.9 460.1 585 148.7 17.9 338.5 220 132 328.3 360.0 557 188.8 21.0 275.4 291 176 345.5 343.4 637 201.6 22.8 332.6 251 153 r356.7 r354.8 r686 r197.4 23.7 r374.5 210 117 379.6 378.0 672 198.1 22.0 362.1 186 97 52 60 125 319 85 137 29 38 175 51 38 154 r56 r58 r!59 218 31.9 28.0 23.4 21.0 24.7 22.4 Seasonally adjusted at annual rates: FINANCE AGRICULTURAL LOANS AND DISCOUNTS OUTSTANDING OF AGENCIES SUPERVISED BY THE FARM CREDIT ADM.: TURNOVER OF DEMAND DEPOSITS EXCEPT INTERBANK AND U.S. GOVERNMENT, ANNUAL RATE, SEASONALLY ADJUSTED: CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS INORGANIC CHEMICALS, PRODUCTION: Ammonia, synthetic anhydrous (commercial).thous. sh. tons.. Sodium silicate (soluble silicate glass), anhydrous..do.... Sodium sulfate (anhydrous, refined; Glauber's salt; FERTILIZERS: Superphosphate and other phosphatic fertilizers (I00# P2O5): FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS Beer: STOCKS, COLD STORAGE, END OF MONTH: Eggs: 83 172 VEGETABLE OILS AND RELATED PRODUCTS: Coconut oi1: Corn oil: 31.3 32.3 27.3 33.1 31.8 32.8 192.1 156.9 130.9 164.0 292.1 122.6 254.7 148.8 194.2 197.7 135.2 216.6 146.3 98.2 206.3 182.6 139.0 98.4 31.7 23.3 30.9 36.6 35.2 38.0 840.3 96.0 891.4 101.8 893.3 78.7 960.0 123.3 823.3 96.0 945.6 102.7 397.4 425.4 413.1 451.5 386.4 443.7 Cottenseed cake and meal: Cottonseed oi1: Linseed oi1: .Soybean cake and mea1: Soybean oi1: r/ Revised. http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ 30575 Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis MONTHLY BUSINESS STATISTICS —Continued 4 1963 1962 ITEM Apr. May Feb. Mar. Apr „ .thous. lb.. 13,988 15,033 i3,093 13,285 14,430 do„... do..., .thous. lb.. 3,225 38,592 510 13,849 3,725 45,094 623 14,646 3,338 37,969 452 12,503 3,428 39,555 475 12,942 3,483 42,271 554 14,139 6,425 5,458 5,316 6,449 6,763 331 122 92 311 123 94 305 III 82 310 122 92 323 124 92 43.70 34.45 48.70 35.30 4.3 51.65 41.65 54.60 36.40 4.1 53.35 44.80 43.05 34.30 4.6 61.55 49.55 50.00 41.65 5.0 r62.20 r48.50 r46.55 r39.35 r5.2 16.20 11.60 11.65 8.10 5.0 11.95 9.60 12.10 9.25 5.1 19.20 16.50 14.05 10.05 5.1 12.85 11.85 17.35 14.60 4.7 574 601 269 444 420 287 513 458 342 550 554 338 599 634 304 3 174 168 356 604 193 187 43 435 583 184 193 34 490 570 204 201 37 516 659 666 809 693 i 18,630 15,995 9,316 1 9,394 18,586 15,890 11,482 459 9,771 18,509 15,737 9,277 464 7,856 May FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS—Con. TOBACCO, MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS: Consumption (withdrawals): Cigarettes, smalls METALS AND MANUFACTURES PIG IRON: Production (excluding blast furnace production of ferro. sh. tons.. Steel forgings (for sale): do.... do.... do.... MACHINE TOOLS: Metal cutting tools: do.... do.... do.... 7,436 66.20 45.85 52.10 44.50 5.2 Metai forming tools: do.... do.... do.... | 13.35 10.80 18.70 15.90 r16.05 ril.55 N4.35 rli.60 4.7 4.2 PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS NEWSPRINT, CANADA (INCLUDING NEWFOUNDLAND): 1 . sh. tons.. do.... do.... 525 543 296 do.... do.... do.... do.... Stocks at and in transit to publishers, end of mo....do.... 173 180 36 487 550 190 187 39 499 547 868 713 18,870 16,982 11,618 465 10,436 18,799 16,879 9,529 476 8,532 NEWSPRINT, UNITED STATES: 1 7 585 TEXTILE PRODUCTS COTTON: ±/ ous. bales.. Manufactures: Spindle activity (cotton system spindles): do.... Spindle hours operated, all fibers, total.. ..mi 1 lions..1 do.... 1 do 18,541 16,029 1 | ! 466 8,044 470 8,043 1 r/ Revised. ±/ Data f o r Apr. 1962 and Apr. 1963 cover 5 weeks; other months, 4 weeks. 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