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October 6, 1967

BUSINESS
STATISTICS

A WEEKLY
SUPPLEMENT
TO THE
SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS*

U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE / OFFICE OF BUSINESS ECONOMICS
SELECTED BUSINESS INDICATORS
index, 1941-43 = 10
120

index, 1941-43 = 10
120 I
PRICES OF 425 INDUSTRIAL STOCKS

110

J

100

7^
*j

WV 9 6 6
In

\.

/^1967

(avg.
.J«.L_UJ-.4„J—I

1965

1964

I

of daily

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1966

yw

—

Monthly

90

r^
80

Weekly
(Wednesday

close)

close)

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J F M A M J J A S O N D

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1967

I.

Data: Stand. & Poor's Corp.

Biiiion Dollars

50

90

MANUFACTURERS' SHIPMENTS
& INVENTORIES

45 r-

(seasonally adjusted)

index, 1957-59=100
140

80

Shipments
(left scale)

40 h

70

35

60
^ B o o k value, end of month

30

i

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1964

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1965

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1967

1964

1965

Index, 1957-59=100
115

1967

index, 1910-14 = 100
375
PRICES RECEIVED AND
350 r~ PAID BY FARMERS
325

275

!

L

j

i

1

250

1965

1966

1967

Data: U.S. Dept. of Labor

* Available only with subscription to the SURVEY O F CURRENT BUSINESS,
provides selected weekly a n d monthly d a t a subsequent to those published


~~~~ _

Prices Paid
\
(incl. interest, taxes, and w a g e rates)

j ~

Prices Received

225

^

!

y—""A

300

1964

1966

Data: U.S. Dept. of Labor

U.S. Dept. of Commerce

"-—*-~r

1

at $ 6 . 0 0 annually, this Supplement

^

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1

1965

Data: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture

in the latest monthly SURVEY

S>*

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I

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1964

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f

1966

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1967

70

WEEKLY

BUSINESS STATISTICS'
1967

1966
ITEM
Oct. 1

Sept. 24

ALL RETAIL STORES, SALES

INITIAL UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS, State programs

Sept. 16

Sept. 23

Sept. 30
95.9

106.6

106.2

96.1

95.6

96.3

mil. $..

5,619
3,902

6,052
4,01 1

5,747
4,096

6,005
4, 174

6,025
4,070

thous..

144
789
743
264

144
768
723
281

157
1,002
938
200

166
953
891
235

156
204

192

43,000
45,841
23,751
592

42,804
45,399
23,139
68

45,130
48,247
23,944
366

45,398
47,880
24,026
386

45,223
47,971
24,307
414

45,004
48,159
24,210
259

70,888
47,269
183,191
22,716
59,436
27,335

71,052
47,237
i 82.639
23, 127
59,399
27,332

73,491
48,002
195 282
26,822
62,238
28,107

74,550
48,027
195,84 i
27,138
62,285
28,7.02

73.713
48.109
i 97.843
27,423
63.163
28,786

5.72
77.71
82.94

77. i i
82.26

5.98
94.39
102.03

5.99
95.99
103.98

5.99
96. 13
104.25

State programs (50 States, D.C., and Puerto Rico)...do..,.
FAILURES, iNDUST. AND COMMERCIAL (Dun & Bradstreet).number..
FINANCE:
Currency in circulation 3/
Federal Reserve bank credit outstanding, total

Sept. 9

mil. $..
do....

Assets and liabilities of iarge commercial banks: 4/
Loans and investments (adjusted), total

do....

Commercial and industrial loans (gross).,..,,.,.do,,..
Real estate loans (gross)
do!SS!
3ond yields, domestic corporate (Moody's) 3/.....percent..
Stock prices, 500 stocks (Stand. & Poor*s)....194i-43=i0..

5.71

6.01
96.79
105. 14

PRODUCTION:

Index of production
FREIGHT CARL0ADINGS, TOTAL

1,861
21,462
207,477
8,302

1,785
21,573
218,614
8,31 I

1,853
22,088
134,858
9,227

1,833
23,123
156,388
8,21 1

1,816
23,518
172,883
9,28!

2,645
142.0
612
328

2,615
140.4

2,431
130.5
487
263

2,469
132.5
566
313

2,440
131.0
568
316

2,457
131.9

1957-59-100..
thous. cars..

±/ Data do not always cover calendar weeks.

2/ Tuesday price.

MONTHLY

613
336

3/ Daily average.

170,754

4/ Wednesday data.

BUSINESS STATISTICS
1967

1966
ITEM
July

Aug.

May

June

July

Aug.

40,412
20,599
990
3,507
2,006

43,109
21,432
1,074
3,790
2,263

45.136
23, 528
998
3,613
2, 168

46,980
24,778
1,051
3,717
2,276

r40,864
r20,256
r943
r3,105
1,939

44,334
22,043
1,076
3,391
2,226

3,075
3,065
4,925
752

3, 162
3,315
4,437
817

3,647
3,196
6,609
865

3,869
3,53!
6,891
929

r3,272
r3,028
r4,844
r832

3,440
3,317
5,081
931

19,813
7,031
432
1,462

21,677
7,41 1
447
1,791

21,608
7,629
41 1

22,202
7,81 1
471

r20,608
r7,352
r447

22,291
7,606

1,926
3, 187
1,743
1,042

1,891
3,564
1,822
1, 164

rI,703
r3,283

do....
do....

1,699
2,980
1,709
971

do....

44,327

44,206

44,945

44,888

r45, 346

45,475

do....
do

23,031
940
4,045
2, 142

22,874
95!
3,922
2, 130

22,900
914
3,434
2,092

23,052
923
3,462
2,093

r23,136
r897
r3,58l
2,068

23,454
954
3,510
2.094

3,363
3,496
5,742
844

3,364
3,377
5,915
851

3,455
3,323
6,380
876

3,517
3,358
6,465
878

r3,587
r3,468
r6.116
r933

3,677
3,382
6,495

GENERAL BUSINESS INDICATORS
MANUFACTURERS' SHIPMENTS:
NOT SEASONALLY ADJUSTED, TOTAL
do....
do....

E lectr ica I machinery

„s.

do....
dos s s s

do....
do....

do....

SEASONALLY ADJUSTED, TOTAL
By industry group:

do
do....
do....
r_/ Revised.

1,846
3,503
1,746
1,136

r 1,81 1
rl,OIO

452

1,906
3,566
1,815
1, 108

J/ Includes data for "other industries" not shown.


CORRECTION FOR SEPTEMBER 1967 SURVEY, p. S-2: Unrecorded transactions for 2nd qtr. 1967 should read $-576 mil. instead of $-652.
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

969

MONTHLY BUSINESS STATiSTiCS—Continued
1966

ITEM

GENERAL BUSINESS

1967

July

Aug.

May

June

July

Aug.

21,296
7,274
417
1,717
1,875
3,237
1,733
1,080

2 1,332
7,476
425
1,725
1,878
3,203
1,718
1,064

22,045
7,728
400

21,836
7,634
441

r22.2l0
r 7,6 I I
r43l

22.021
7,666
430

1,803
3,432
1,81 I
1,085

r1,879
r3,6l6
r1,838
r l , 126

1,859
3,626
1,789
I, 132

72,684
45,634
27,050
72,958

73,770
46,680
27,090
74,!10

81,267
52,558
28,709
80,578

80,913
52,346
28,567
80,390

r80,628
r52,194
r28,434
r80,897

81,005
52,694
28,31 I
8 i,365

45,790
1,692
6,787
4,837
9,097
6,84 i
10,006
2,023
27 168
6 534
2 366
3 297
2 131
4 741
i ,804
1,345
42,314
22,521
19,793
45,625

46,814
1,698
6,902
4,916
9,329
6,998
10,399
2,062
27,296
6,361
2 350
3,348
2 , 171
4.819
1,829
1,364
43,805
22,244
21,561
44,842

51,784
1,842
7,451
5,229
i0,234
7,755
12,184
2,303
28,794
6,737
2,377

51,809
1,847
7,478
5, 162
10,275
7,682
12,236
2,301
28,581
6,634
2,380

r52,346
r1,835
r7,495
r5,142
r10,313
r7,730
r12,706
r2,3l3
r28,55l
r6.662
2,373

52,847
!.8!4
7,476
5,238
10,374
7,775
13,047
2,322
28,518
6,474
2,355

2^305
5.412
1,960
1,428
45,199
23,600
21,599
45,738

'*2!3l6

'r2*3l6

5,381
1,918
1,415
47,976
25,830
22.146
46,087

r5,383
r1,935
r1,402
r42,093
r2l,430
r20,663
r45,92l

2^312
5,367
1,939
1,393
44,517
22, 133
22,384
45,559

24,371
4, 106
2,231
3,426
3,744
6,639
21,254
5,952
15,302
76,602
72,801
3,801
76,310

23,512
3,792
2, 128
3,774
3,603
5,986
21,330
5,938
15,392
77,300
73,615
3,685
76,942

23,857
3,606
2, 106
3,497
3,250
7,209
21,881
5,948
15,933
77,856
74,679
3, 177
77,988

24,263
3,591
2, 108
3,590
3,455
7,327
2 1,824
5,873
15,951
78,854
75,732
3, 122
79,188

r23,659
r3, 646
rI,979
r3,564
r3,579
r6,64l
r22,262
r6,198
r 16,064
r80,085
r76,908
r3, 177
r79,764

23,358
3,455
2,258
3,968
3,512
5,811
22,201
6,260
15,941
80,268
76,998
3,270
79,850

72,651
7,374
5,954
I 1,820
I 1,567
30,332
3,659

73,286
7,244
5,952
12,230
11,793
30,402
3,656

74,973
5,741
6, 189
12,376
12,133
33,066
3,015

76,185
5,870
6,205
12,449
12,230
33,929
3,003

r76 f 7IO
r5,935
r6, I 16
r 12,426
r 12,341
r34,453
r3,054

76,615
5,880
6,280
12,717
12,472
33,769
3,235

1,017
94
186
144
492
101
69,876
4,459
18,233
19,230
18,757
9, 197
52.3

1,249
112
276
191
567
103
178,088
38,358
33,193
43,497
30,488
32,552
60.8

I, 100
I 19
193
157
515
I 16
93,370
10,280
16,046
26,912
26,307
13,825
48.6

1,047
105
180
163
500
99
104,643
6,896
26,912
26,062
27,931
16,842
48.6

843
82
132
129
405
95
72,551
4,690

16,191
27,100
17,062
7,508
43.2

1,017
98
159
172
490
98
108,901
12,310
12,758
33,294
37,861
12,678
49.3

113.3

113.8

I 15.6

I 16.0

I 16.5

116.9

113.I
I 13.2
109.3
I I 1.8
103.0
96.7
120.3
106.7

113.6
! 13.4
109.8
I 12.5
103.0
95.8
122.1
106.6

I 15.

115.6
I 16.5
I I 1.0
I 13.8
104. I
96.8
122.4
108.9

I 16. I
I 16.8
I I 1.5
I 14.3
104.4
97.0
124.8
109. I

116
I 17
I I I.
I 14,
104,
96,
125,
109,

INDICATORS—Con.

MANUFACTURERS' SHIPMENTS (SEAS. A D J . ) — C o n .
By industry g r o u p — C o n .
Nondurable goods industries, total U
mil. $.
Food and kindred products
„
do...
Tobacco products
.
do...
Textile mill products
do...
Paper and allied products
do...
Chemicals and allied products
do...
Petroleum and coal products
do...
Rubber and plastics products
do...
INVENTORIES, END OF MONTH:
Book value (unadjusted), total
do...
Durable goods industries, total
..do...
Nondurable goods industries, total
do...
Book value (seasonally adjusted), total
do...
By industry group:
Durable goods industries, tota I ±/
do...
Stone, clay, and glass products
„,,,,„do,,.
Primary metals
do...
Fabricated metal products
do...
Machinery, except electrical
do...
E lectr ics! machinery
do...
Transportation equipment
do...
Instruments and related products
do...
Nondurable goods industries, total U
do...
Food and kindred products
do...
Tobacco products
do...
Textile mill products
do...
Paper and allied products
do...
Chemicals and allied products
do...
Petroieum and coa i products
do...
Rubber and plastics products
do...
NEW ORDERS, NET (NOT SEASONALLY ADJUSTED), TOTAL
do...
Durable goods industries, total
do...
Nondurab le goods industries, total
,
do...
NEW ORDERS, NET (SEASONALLY ADJUSTED), TOTAL
do...
By industry group:
Durable goods industries, total J,/
do...
Primary metals
do...
Fabr icated meta I products
do...
Mach i nery, except e I ectr i ca I
do...
E lectr ical machinery
do...
Transportat i on equ i pment
do...
Nondurable goods industries, total
do...
Industries with unfilled orders
do...
Industries without unfilled orders
do...
UNFILLED ORDERS, END OF MONTH (UNADJ.), TOTAL
do...
Durable goods industries, total
do...
Nondurable goods industries with unfilled orders
do...
UNFILLED ORDERS, END OF MONTH (SEAS. A D J . ) , TOTAL
do...
3y industry group:
Durable goods industries, total \_l
do...
Primary metals
do.. ,
Fabr i cated meta I products
do...,
Machinery, except electrical
do...,
E lectr ical machinery
do...,
Transportation equipment
do...,
Nondurable goods industries with unfilled orders....do...,
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL FAILURES (Dun i, Bradstreet, Inc.):
Fai lures, total
number.,
Commer c i a I ser v i ce
do...,
Construction
do...,
Manufacturing and mining
do...,
Retai I trade
do...,
Wholesale trade
do...,
Liabilities (current), total
thous. $.,
Commer c i a I ser v i ce
do...,
Construction
do...,
Manufacturing and mining
do...,
Retai I trade
do...,
Wholesale trade
do...,
Failure annual rate (seas. adj.)...No. per
COMMODITY PRICES
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX:
Unadjusted indexes:
A I I items
Special group indexes:
All items less shelter
A M items less food...
Commodities
Nondurab les
Durab les
New cars
Used cars
Commodities less food

10,000 concerns.,

1957-59= 100..
do...,
do....
do....
do....
do....
do....
do...,
do...,

Revised.
Digitized for rV
FRASER
J./ Includes data for "other i n d u s t r i e s " not shown.
91 15


1,851
3,331
1,797
I, 124

! 16.
110.
I 13.2
103.9
96.9
121.4
108.7

MONTHLY BUSINESS STATISTICS — Continued

4
ITEM

:

r

1966

!

!967

July

Aug.

;

May

I 14.3 j
III.3 |
109 2 j
113.5 \
i i9, l

115.8

I

M i .5
!09 o 2
1 13.5
1 19.5

113.9
113,9
113.8
115.5
122.8

127.7
1 12.5
1 17.2

128.4
1 12.7
i !7 9 4

M3.2
109.6
1 13.4

|

June

i

July

j

Aug.

COMMODITY PRICES—Continued
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX, UNADJ.-- Con.
FOOCl n . . „ . « . . . , . . . . - . . . , . . . . , o o o . . c o . . c . . o , , . a c 1 9 5 7 " 5 9 = 1 0 0 . .

H o u s ! n g 0 0 ( , U o 0 o . » o 0 o o 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 o 0 o.«-.• o « „ . .s<>.o.o.g
do,.,.
Appare 1 and upkeep.;. 6,. „. „«..... 0 „. „.., „ . e » .0 . • » . » . . » . « . d o » .0.
Transportat ion.». e <> . „ 9 * „ « .c . . . . » u u » • c .o .. <> .. o *.»<>..do,. . „
H e a 1 f h and r e c r e a t 1' or .. „»o a.». -.> *...<, <>.<:. o»= * « 0 . 0 <,..<,.do... „
Med i ca i care....„....„.„...„...„.................do....
Personai care...................................,do,...
Reading and recreation,, 0
„
do.. l t
Seasonal Sy adjusted indexes:
FOOd

«ao.oo..ooo,«oo«o

B U U

oo

8 0

eee«o<..»o».«o.oo.o».ooB.

0

»dOoo..

Appare i and upkeep . . 00s 0 * o»<*. c »«»«.*.. -.. .*,....<.,oo.oe.. d o a . 0 „
Transportati on ........co..........*.<.«,...........n.do....

! 15.7
123.2

116.0
r114.3
i 13.7
1 16.2
123.6

135.7
i 15.0
I 19.6

136.3
! 15.3
! 19.7

136.9
1 15.5
1 19.8

137.5

! i5.5
109.6
! 13,5

! 14.5
! 13.7
i 15.6

M5.3

I 15.0
1 14.2
! 16.0

1 15.8
1 14.3
1 !6 a 3

Sept.

June

July

Aug.

Sept.

1 15. 1 f
114.!
|
'

M3.9 J

! !3„9
1 15.9

1966
Aug.

PRICES RECEIVED BY FARMERS, ALL. FARM PRODUCTS,.,1910-14=100,.
Crops
do....
L \ vestock and products. 0 . e » B ,.».... a „.„„ 0 .. 0 ..o.<><>.. .do*«,..
Dairy products.
do,...
Meat animals
,,..,,.,.,».....,,,.....
,...do,.,.
Pou!try and eggs..........eu....................... do....
PRICES PAID BY FARMERS:
Aii commodities and services,..,.,,,..,,,.,,,.,,
do....
Family living items........
••.................do....
Production items.................................. o do... 0
Ail commod., services, int., taxes, and wage rates...do....
WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX:
A LL C0NM0D1T1E S „....,, a „,..,. „.«. „..,..........
1957-59= 100..
Farm products........... 0 ..........................do....
Foods and feeds, processed.........................do....
Industrial commodities.............................do....
Chemicals and allied products....................do....
Fuels and related products, and power............do....
Furniture and household durables
,,...,
,do..„. !

i 16. 1
120.0

1967

27 1
239
300
304
366
163

270
235
300
320
355
167

255
227
279
288
353
123

257
225
285
292
358
133

256
224
283
302
352
128

252
217
283
312
344
133

299
317
287
335

301
318
289
337

303
321
290
343

304
323
291
345

303
323
289
343

304
323
290
344

81

80

74

74

75

73

!06.8

106,8
108.7
115.5
105.2

106.3
102.4
1 12.6
106.0

!06c,5
102.8
I 13. i
i06.0

98.0
102.2
99.2

98.5
104.0
100.8
115.6
104.7
1 1 1.6

98.3
103.9
100.9
1 15.2
105.3
1 11.6

108.1
1 15.7
105.2
97.9
102.0
99.1
121.2
106.2

1 108.5
108.5
102.7
103.2
95.1
102.4
PURCHASING POWER OF THE DOLLAR AS MEASURED B Y —
Wholesale prices..
1957-59-$ 1.00..

1 16.6
1 14.7
! 13.8
! 16.4
124.2

|
|

1 19 9
105.9
108.9
108.4
103.0

1 107.1

103.1
94.7
102.2
107.1

108.9
103.9
103.9
95.8
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