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BULLETIN
OF THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
AUGUST
1943
Analysis of Receipts and Expenditures
Composition of the Public Debt
Prices and Yields of Government Securities
Other Treasury Statistics
UNITED STATES
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
Bulletin of the Treasury Department, August 1043
Cumulative Table of Contents
Bulletin of the TreaBury Department, August 1943
Cumulative Table of Contents - (Continued)
iBsae and
pa^ mmber
19US
I9U3
Ai]£.
IV.
Joly
June
May
Apr.
Mar.
7e%.
Jan.
Dec.
Not.
Oct.
Sept.
Oeneral Fund of the Treasury
Aeaete. liabilities, and balance In General ^^ind.
19
19
Anal^fllB of change B In balance of General ^ind...
20
20
Public debt and ^axanteed obllgatione outfltandlng, claeslfled \^
type of leenee
22
21*
Composition of the public debt
23
25
Receipts and e^endltures on accoont of public debt
23
25
Composition of the public debt and guaranteed obligations
2lt
26
Public debt outstanding
Debt position of the United Statee under limitations imposed I7
Section 21 of the Second Liberty Bond Act, as amended:
*
September 30, IfkZ
December 3I, igUs
March 31, 19't3
June 30
,
25
33
30
19113
31
Computed rate of interest on the public debt and guaranteed obligations
Maturity schedule of intereet-bearing public marketable Becurlties
iBBuad or guaranteed by the United States, as of month-end
preceding month of publication
32
27
32
32
35
30
35
Treasury bill offerings
33
36
31
36
,
series
by denomination
by type of purchaser
by Statee
Payroll savings plane for United States saTlnge bonds
25
26
25
27
3U
31
28
37
35
32
29
38
29
29
29
30
30
31
3'»-35 37-38 32-33 37-38 36-37 33-3't 30-31 39-1(0 30-31 30-31 31-32
36
39
37-38
1*0-1*1
35-36
39
U2
37
3''
38
39
32
Ui
36-37 33-3't
1*2-1*3
35
32
32
'3i
1*0-1*1 39-1*0
U2
Ul
38
U7
1*1 ,Ul*
U2
t3
1*8
1*6
1*9
39
39
^5
UO
35
33-3'* 33-3't 35-36 36-37
37
38
1*3
Ui,l*l*
1*1
1*2
U2
1*3
't5
38
38
39
1*6
39
1*0
Summary distribution, by holders, of securities issued or guaranteed
by the United States
't5
1*6
Market transactions in Oovemment securities for Treasury Inveetment
accounts monthly beginning January 1937
'*5
1*6
Treasury notes - tax and
Summary of sales and
Sales, classified by
Sales, classified by
saTlnge series:
redemptions, by series
denomination
type of purchaser
llO-Ul 1*5.1*8 1*0,1*3 1*5,1*8
United Statee savings stamps:
Summary of sales and redemptions
Sales, classified by denomination
Sales, classified by States
VI.
3't
30-31 33-3't 28-29 33-3't 32-33 29-30 26-27 35-36 26-27 26-27 27-28 28-29
Offerings of marketable issues of Treasury bonds, notes, and
certificates of indebtedness beginning with:
January 1 I939
January 1, igUO
United States savings bonds:
Summary of sales and redemptions, by
Sales reported by series, classified
Sales reported by series, classified
Sales reported by series, classified
25
31
U2
1*6
1*1
1*6
1*2
U7
1*2
1*7
"3
1*3
'•3
1*3
38
38
39
Ui*
1*1*.
1*2
1*2
1*3
35
1*1*
35
35
38,1*1 't7,50 3871*1 38,1*1
1*0
39
Ownership of Ooverninent seourltlee
,
Summary data from Treasury surrey of the ownership of OoTemment
securities:
July 31, 191*2
August 31, 19'*2
September 30, 19l*2
October 31, 191*2
Horember 30, 19l*2
December 3I, Wl»2
January 31, 1943
February 28, 191*3
March 31, 19U3
April 30, 191*3
May 31 I9U3
June 30, 19U3
1*7-52
1*6-51
1H*-1*9
l*U-l*9
53-58
1*1*
1*7-52
50-55
51-56
1*6-51
51-56
,
1*7-52
(Continued on following page)
-1*9
Bulletin of the Treasury Department, August 1043
Cumulative Table of Contents - (Continued)
SPECIAL
ARTICLES
1-
Securities Offered to the Public During the Third War Loan, September 1943
Table 1.- Comparison of Various Features of Securities Offered
Feature
Securities Offered to the Public During the Third War Loan, September 1943
Table 1.- Comparison of Various Features of Securities Offered
Feature
-
-
(Continued)
(Continued)
,,.
.
Securities Offered to the t^oilc During the Third War Loan, Septeaber 1043 - (Continued)
Table 2.- Redemption Values and Investment Yields of
United States Savings Bonds and Treasury Savings Notes
FABI A - UNITED STATES SAVINQS BONDS
Approximate Investment yield
on purchase price from issue
date to beginning of each
half-year period
Redemption Taluee
of flOO bond
Period after
issue date
Series
Series E
Series F
(lesue
(Issue
(Issue
prioe-t75) prloe-«7lt) prloe-lioo:
Series E
Series F
Series
Approximate investment yield
on current redemption value
from beginning of each halfyear period to maturity
Series E
,
.
»75.00
75-00
75.50
78.00
.
.
.
8 to 8-1/2 years.
8-1/2 to 9 years.
9 to 9-1/2 years. .,
9-1/2 to 10 years.,
.
.
10 to 10-1/2
10-1/2 to 11
11 to 11-1/2
11-1/2 to 12
12 years
years,
years
years
years,
0.10
-45
2.90
3.05
3-15
3-25
2-73
2.82
2.50 1/
2.62
2.73
2.84
2.91
2.99
3.07
3-15
2.94
3.04
3-13
3.20
2
22.64
1/
1.49
1.03
1.04
94.70
94.7094.90
95.20
1.62
1-72
1.79
1.85
1.19
1.49
1.63
1.20
1-35
1.51
1.66
3-75
3.87
4.01
4.18
3.20
3.24
3-27
3-29
3.26
3.30
3-32
3-33
82.20
83.50
84.80
86.10
95.50
95.80
96.10
96.40
1.90
2.12
2.30
2.45
1.76
1.87
1.96
2.03
1-79
1.89
1.98
2.05
4.41
4.36
4.31
4.26
3.29
3.31
3-32
3-35
3-33
3-34
3-35
3-37
92.00
94.00
96.00
98.00
87.40
88.70
90.00
91.40
96.70
97-00
97-30
97-60
2.=
2.09
2.14
2.84
2.2II
2.12
2.18
2.23
2.27
4.21
4.17
4.12
4.08
3.40
3.4^
3-54
3.63
3-39
3.42
3.46
3-51
100.00
92.90
97.90
98.20
2.90
2.29
2.34
2.40
2.46
2-53
3-72
3.60
3-75
3-94
4.13
80.00
81.00
82.00
83.00
77.60
78.60
79.70
80.90
84.00
86.00
88.00
90.00
6 to 6-1/2 years...
6-1/2 to 7 years.
7 to 7-1/2 yeare.
7-1/2 to 8 years.
0.00
-67
.88
l.U
76.00
76.70
years..,
years.
years.
years.
.
0.00
0.00
3.38
3.52
58
66
4 to 4-1/2
4-1/2 to 5
5 to 5-1/2
5-1/2 to 6
.
$98.80
97.80
96.90
.61
-75
.88
76.50
77.00
78.00
79.00
.
74.2c
74.50
.61
.75
.89
years.
years. .,
years..
years.
.
I7'*.00
96.20
95.bo
95.10
94.80
2 to 2-1/2
2-1/2 to 3
3 to 3-1/2
3-1/2 to 4
.
Not redeemable
Series Q
(Percent)
(Percent)
Less than 1/2 year.
1/2 to 1 year
1 to 1-1/2 years..
1-1/2 to 2 years.
Series F
7'^.?o
75-W
9'<-.50
96.20
§8.00
100.00
98. 60
99.20
100.00
.99
1.06
M
2.
2.
1.4
2
2-31
2-35
3. 81
l-M
3-91
4.08
2.50
SUMMARY
OF
FISCAL
-5-
STATISTICS
—
Budget Receipts and Expenditures
(In mlllloaB of dollare)
Complete flacsl yeart, I9U0 to I9U4
7lrat month,
fteeal yeare I9U2 to 19U4
S^etlmated
Chan^
u
Chan^
19U2
19U3
191*
I9U3
igUo
to
191*1
19U2
191*3
19U1*
I9UU
Actnal
Actual
191*2 to
19U3 to
Actual
estimated
I9U3
191*1*
i/
Hecelpta:
Internal revenuei
273
1.255
+982
2,125
3,'*70
7.960
16,091*
31,962
8,133
Ug
53
1*8
-5
833
925
1,186
1,1*98
2,091*
312
26s
1*16
512
*96
2.31*5
2.967
3. 81*7
"•.553
"•.935
+706
Customs
37
21*
33
3U9
392
389
32I*
33'*
-65
Other receipts
19
28
201
*173
273
515
286
916!*/
1,026
631
Total receipts
1*56
791*
2.0H3
+1,251*
5.925
8.269
13,668
23,385
1*0.350
9.717
16,965
1*3
1*7
1*1
538
661
869
1.103
1,632
+231*
+529
1*13
71*7
2,007
+1,260
5.387
7.607
12,799
22,282
38,lUg
*3Ml
+15,g66
War Department
518
2,86lr
3,808
+9U7
667
3,678
ll*,070
1*2.265
56,000
+28,195
13.735
Navy Bepertment
362
1.103
1,898
795
891
2.313
8,580
20,888
28,000
+12,309
Income and profits taxes 2/
Employment taxee
Miscellaneous internal revenue
^
.
Lees:
Amounts transferred to Federal Old-A^
and SuTTlTors Insurance Trust Fund 5/
Post-war credits for excess profits tax,
victory tax, etc
Net receipts
K5:pendltures:
+570
570
6/
War activities:
Miscellaneous war activities
Total war activities.
Veterans' Administration jj
Public Works 8/
Aid to agriculture
^
Social Seciu'ity program 11/
I>lrect
+192
99
310
3,362
8,955
13,000
5.591*
967
l*,U9Sr
6,U32
1,931*
1.657
6,301
26,011
72,109
97.000
+1*6,098
-7
556
602
887
+1*7
680
5U3
1*7U
-137
-69
1.225
1,163
91*1
-61
-222
766
76
31
-671
-299
1*6
52
1*5
557
563
62
5U
33
-21
950
738
91*
93
70
-23
1.559
111
192
220
28
513
588
659
735
-1*9
1,572
1,371*
970
299
-7
283
257
163
18
33
1,01*1
1,111
1,260
1,808
5l.r
106
21
7
Interest on the puhllc deht
25
35
Other 13/
Total expenditures 6/
Net budget deficit 6/
1/
2/
2/
U/
^
6/
2/
93710/
+21*,
891
+2«5
1
Civilian Conservation Corps
•
112
726
Federal Seiergency Belief Administration
and Civil Works Administration
r
,
+**,0l*5
531* r
and work relief:
Work Projects Administration and
National Youth Administration 12/
Source:
7
87
68
2,700
-1U5
-IS
+5U8
+892
176
2U0
61*
866
gl*l
873
901
1,268
+29
367
1.598
5,160
7,112
+1,952
8,998
12,711
32.397
78,179
loi»,036
1*5, 782
25,857
1.185
1*,1*13
5,105
+692
3,611
5,103
19,598
55.897
65,888
+36,300
9.991
167
I
Dally Treasury Statements, except as noted.
Revised.
Less than $500,000.
Based upon Bud^t estimates revised as of Au^st 1, 19l*3Includes unjust enrichment tax and victory tax. Beginning July,
191*3, includee tax withheld by employers (Current Tax Payment Act
of 191*3). For details see following chapter on Ilacelpts and Expenditures and Appropriations, Table 2.
Includes chiefly alcoholic beverage taxes, tobacco taxes, manufacturers' and retailers' excise taxes, and estate taxes.
Includes approximately $1*50 millions of deposits by War Department,
Navy Department, and U. S. Maritime Commission as excessive profits
on renegotiation of war contracts, and $10 millions representing
repayment of amounts paid to Commodity Credit Corporation for capital impairment.
For explanation, see tables in next chapter on Social Security program.
Excludes expenditures for public debt retirements which are chargeable to the sinking fund, etc. imder special provisions of lav.
Includes expenditures classified as transfers to trust accounts,
etc., for the Adjusted Service Certificate IVmd and the National
8/
2/
10/
11/
12/
13/
Service Life Insurance Fund.
Includes Public Works transactions classified as Bevolving Funds
(net).
Includes Aid to agriculture transactions classified as Bevolving
Funds (net); expenditures of the Department of Agriculture classified as Departmental in the Dally Treasury Statement: and Agricultural Marketing Adjnlnistratlon transactions classified as transfers to trust accounts, etc.
Bepresents gross expenditures of $1,252 millions less repayments of
U. S. investments in capital funds aggregating $315 millions.
Includee expenditures classified as transfers to trust accounts etc.
for the Ballroad Betlrement Account and the Ballroad Unemployment
Insurance Administration Fund. Excludes expenditures made by Office
for Emergency Management, War Manpower Commission (U. S. Rnployment
Service) under authority of the Social Security Act.
Beginning July 19l*2 expenditures for National Youth Administration
are shown under War activities.
Includes departmental expenditures not otherwise classified and expenditures classified as transfers to trust accounts, etc., for Government employee retirement and Insiirance funds.
.
Public Debt and Guaranteed Obligations Outstanding
(In nllllona of dollar*)
AND EXPENDITURES
AND
APPRO PRI AT IONS
RECEIPTS
-8-
Appropriations and Net Contract Authorizations for the War Activities Program^/
As of July 31, 1943
PoliUe
approTsd
Lw
Tltl* of act
lo.
Congroos. Third Sottlon
Tfith
Mar. 25, IS^O
Apr. IS, 19><0
Mar
Vt, 19U0
June U, 19l>0
Jnno 13. 19^
tan* 18. I9UO
Jim* au, 19U0
J«w 26, I9U0
Jnno 26. 191*0
Juno 27, iglW
July 18, I9U0
Sopt. 9, 19'I0
Sept. 24. 1940
Oct.
«, I9U0
Oct.
Oct
9.
19^
igUo
Uli2
Ug9
508
588
611
640
653
667
88 1/
668
781
99 1/
800
812
106 2/
Appropriations
TreanuT S^iartaant Appropriation
Act. IjUl
Indepandsnt Officoo ^)propriatlan Act, Mkl
Joatic* Dopartaont Appropriation Act, 19H (Tttla III)
laTj Dapartnnt Appropriation Act, I9IH
Mllltar; ^proprlation Act, igUl
Interior Hapartaant Appropriation Act. 19U1
"ar DepartMnt OiTil impropriation Act. 1941
OlTll ActiTiti«« Hatlooal DefoMB Appropriation Act, igUl
Saargoncy Belief Appropriation Act. 19lH (refngae relief)
Second Doficlencr Appropriation Act, 19ltO
I^ibllc Eeaolntion Car Eiik Inenranoe I\ind)
Second SoppleMntal National Cefente Appropriation Act, I9UI
Pnklic Beiolntlon (Var Bepartaent - silitarr posts and aequisltlen of land).
Third SupploBental Bational Dsfonse Appropriation Act, igW
Tirst Sappleaental CiTil Sanctions A{^)ropriation Act. I9U1
POblto Basolntloa (national defense honaisc)
Total, 76th Oos«ress, Third Session
53.965.035
l't9.500,000
2. (88. 000
1,308.171,138
1,»99.323.322
1*95,000
1^,000.000
1,1*75.901,057
50.000,000
17,656,900
1*0,000.000
2,1*97.016,392
338, 263, 90!
1.323,Ull*,082
11*8,821,000
75,000,000
i
8,99l*.015,828
»
313.500.000
77tb Congress, first Session
/eb.
6. 19l»l
T»i. 13, 191*1
Mar.
1, 191*1
Mar. 17, 19UI
Mar. 27, 191*1
Apr.
1, 191*1
Apr.
5. 19UI
Apr.
5, 191*1
9
13
25
a
Mar
6.
191*1
ks
Magr
2V
^,
191*1
191*^
71
73
88
Mar
Majr
31. 191*1
June 28, 19>tl
Jnno 28. 191*1
Jtme 30, 191*1
July
July
1,
191*1
3,
191*1
tag. 25, 191*1
Oct. 28, 191*1
282
See. 17, 19UI
Deo. S3, 191*1
353
371
Joint fiesolntion (eaergency ship construction)
Joint Beeolution (clothing and aqnlpage - War Dspartaent)
Urgent Deficiency Appropriation Act igUl
foorth Soppleaental KationaJ. Dsfeni* Approprlatlea Aet, 1941....
l>sfsnso Aid Sopplenental Appropriation Aet. 1941
first Dsfloiency Appropriation Act. I941
Independent Offices Appropriation Act, 1942
fifth Soppleaental national Sefenss Appropriation Aet, 1941
Hary Dspartaent Appropriation Aet, 194i
Var Ospartaent CI Til Appropriation Act, 1942
Additional Urgent Deficiency Appropriation Act, 1941
Treaaory Dspartaent Appropriation Act 1942
Jostiee, State and Comserce I>spartnents Appropriation Aet, 1942.
Interior Departaent Appropriation Act, 1942
Military Appropriation Aet, 1942
Lahcr - federal Secm-lty Appropriation Aet, 1942
Second Deficiency ^proprlation Act, 1941
first Snppleuntal national Oefenss Appropriation Aet, 1942
Second 3tq>pleaantal National Defense Appropriation Aet, 1942:
(Title I)
(Title II)
Third Snppleaental Vatlonal Dsfenee Appropriation let, 1942
Joint fieaolatioa (War, fhlllppiaB relief, and defsnae honain^)..
.
,
Total, 77th CoBgreaa, flrat Session
lot contract
•nthorlsatlont 2/
.
10
Appropriations
etnd
Net Contract Authorizations for the War Activities Program-l/
As of July 31, 1943 - (Continued)
Public
Law No.
Bate
approved
Title of act
Appropriations
Net contract
authorlzatione 2/
21,160, 000
063, 91*8, 981*
3,836,176 119
2, 173. 719. 5^*5
78th Cot^rees, First Session
Mar.
2, 191*3
Mar. 18, 191*3
Mar. 31. 191*3
Apr. 29, 19''3
May
June
7.
191*3
20
1*5
50
2, I9U3
June ll*, 191*3
June 26. I9U3
June 26. I9U3
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
3
11
61*
70
90
92
1,
191*3
105
1,
I9U3
12,
12,
12,
12.
12,
12,
191*3
lOS
129
132
133
135
191*3
I9U3
191*3
191*3
139
191*3
ll*0
Joint Eesolutlon (Selective Service System)
Tirst Deficiency Appropriation Act, 191*3
Supplemental Naval Appropriation Act, 19^*3
Joint Eesolution (farm labor program)
Joint Besolutloa (Commerce Department - war training program)
War Department Civil Appropriation Act. 19UU
Defense Aid Supplemental Appropriation Act. I9U3
Independent Offices Appropriation Act 191*1*
Naval Appropriation Act, I9UI*
Departments of State. Justice and Commerce Appropriation Act, igUl*.
Military Appropriation Act. igUU
Ilepartment of Agriculture Appropriation Act
191*1*
Urgent Deficiency Appropriation Act, I9U3
I9UI*
Interior Department Appropriation Act.
Labor-Federal Security Appropriation Act, 191*1*
National War Agencies Appropriation Act, I9UI*
Second Deficiency Appropriation Act, 19l*3
$
Total, 78th Congress.
$105,816,597,728
1*,
.
5,389,000.000 6/
59. 031*. 839. 673
38,01*8, 000
,
First Session
50,000,000
26,100 000
3,500. 000
1.1*57, 898
6,273,629, 000
1,395.013, 569
27.637,226, 198 a/
67.G35. 000
31.979. 600
1U.88I*, 000
307,953. 500
2,911,697, 221*
18,000.000
151,31*3, 962
$ 7.630.719. 5't5
Summary
Total, 76th Congress, Third Session
$
Total, 77t.h Congress, First Session
139.736.203.988
Total. 78th Congress, First Session
105,816,597,728
Total approved
Liqaidations of
and prior contract authorizations
BaTlsed.
ConaifltB of appropriations and net contract authorlzatloae aTsdlable
on and after July 1. 19^< Sxcludes:
(l) authorlzatione of the
Be const met Ion Finance Corporation and Its subsldlarleB for war
purposes, and (2) unexpended balances of appropriations on June 30.
I9U0 available for expendltxzre In the fiscal year I9U1.
Contract authorlzatione have been reduced ^ly later appropriations
tfhlch were earmarked In authorizing acts for this purpose.
Public reeolutlon number.
Eepreeente the net ainount of contractual authority that the President may authorize the head of any department or a^ncy of the
Gorernment to enter into for the procui-ement of defense articles.
Information or serrlces for the gOTernment of any country whose
defense the President deems vital to the defense of the United States.
Includes $9,693,525,500 appropriated for the fiscal year 19I12.
Unappropriated contract authorizations for the naval expansion
program are as follows:
1/
2/
10/
$
660,000,000
11,61*1,533,687 r
7, 630. 719. 51*5
10l*,317.536
$30U,oU7,572,529
191*0
Total appropriations and net contract authorizations 1/
Date approved
828
396. 1*37. 1*50
Total, 77th Congress, Second Session
Permanent appropriations and net transfers from other than war activities
appropriations 10/
1/
8,991*, 015,
1*9.
*19.932. 253,232
-1*67.872,81*6
$303.579. 699. 683
$19,932,253,232
Includes $650,000 for the fiscal year I9U1 and $209.UUo.OOO for
the fiscal year I9U3, of which $Ul+0,000 was made immediately
aval lable
Includes $7.851,U6o appropriated for the fiscal year I9U2.
Includes $50,000,000 for the fiscal year I9I+2 and $172,U3g,0O0
for the fiscal year I9U3.
In addition. $7, 52U. 1^0,000 Is made
Immediately available and $10. 23U,19l+,l400 Is Included for the
liquidation of prior contract authorizations.
Includes actual transfer of balances of the Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation from the Department of Commerce to Coast
Guard, Navy, in the ano\int of $1,153,802 in accordance with Executive Order 9OS3. dated February 28, 191^2. Also includes
$3.^76,^79 received as war contributions under authority of the
Second War Powers Act and deposits of advance payments made by
foreign governments to the Defense Aid Special Fund for the procurement of defense articles amounting to' $36,891,336.
. ..
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.
•
.
•
1^
Budget Receipts and Expenditures
Table 1.- Summary by Major Classifications
(In millions of dollars)
Receipt
Groat receipts
Tiioal rear
or aoBth
Total
receipt
Internal
rerenue
CustoBS
Other
racelpte
Expenditures 1/
Leie net amounta
traaaf erred to
^aderal Old-Age
Net
Total
and SurvlTora
receipt a expeodltures
Insurance Truat
Tund
General
U
3,116
3,800
U,ll6
W"*
1935
1936
1937
193«
1939
6,2U2
5,66«
5.925
8,269
13,668
23.385
191*0
19IH
19U2
19U3
191*2- July
Saptembar.
79U
797
2.528
October. .
NoTembar.
Decembar.
6U8
830
2,702
19U3-Januaiy. .
FebruBiy.
March
824
1.190
5.207
Au^et ....
April.
May...
June.
1.555
July.
2,61*1
313
3.278
3.513
3'*3
'*,597
5.671*
1*86
162
179
216
210
359
319
3U9
392
389
32"
916 12/
,103
3.116
3,800
U.116
5.029
5.855
5.165
5.387
7.607
12.799
22,282
28
26
31 Ig/
1*7
71*7
2,1*76
2U
22
20
601
2U
5,161
5.303
7,362
12.993
22,ll*U
387
71*2
71*8
72 1*
1.075
5.15't
208
183
273 2/
515 10/
286 12/
869
1/
2/
10/
531
U96
5,900
5.935
6.U37
3'*5
32,3"'7
5.986
5.595
689
900
929
1.029
1.206
1.657
6.301
26,011
72,109
1*13
l*.l*98
312
5UU
1*.88U
5.1*81
6,01*2
-2
5,825
-1*
25
78,179
5.86!*
7.221
7.055
6.a5 u/
587
1
2,527
Ul
229
607
601
2,701
5.937
6.363
6,500
1*01
%
20
22
28
25
26
32
75
89
21
35
235
788
955
5,206
6.372
6.119
7,35^
391
3U6
601
32
37
127
1*1
1,511*
1,1*80
328
7.092
«
'*,569
7.U66
7.U35
8,327
1*39
262
81*6
7.1*69
Hi
2.007
7,112
337
6,U32
U.569
3"*
121*
32I*
2,01*8
1,815
33
201
1
1
Daily Treasuiy Statements.
Less than $^0,000.
Izcludea amounta for puhllc deht retirement i^ich are chargeahle
to the sinking fund. etc. under special provisions of lav.
7or further details, aee Table 2.
For explEmatlon see tahles vhlch follow on the Social Security
program.
For further detalle. see Tahle 3.
For further details, see Table 4.
For further detalla, see Tahle 5. Alao see footnotes 2/ and U/.
Total expenditures leas net receipts.
Hspresente expendituree for public debt retirements ^Ich are chargeahle to the .sinking fund, etc, under special proTislona of law.
Includes recoTeriea of U, S. Investments In cE^ltal funda totaling
$5U mllllona. For further details see "Treasury Bulletin" for
June I9U3, page 9, footnote 10/.
Includes recoveries of U. S. investments in coital funds totaling
Source:
'1,908
209
1.396
I.58I
U,211
l,7'*2
661
6,011
7.010
8,666
8,177
7,239
8.707
8,998
12,711
5.160
5.215
5.931
781*
2,6U9
265
387
503
538
Kat
Transfers
budget
War ac- ReTolTln^ to trust
fund a
daflclt
tlntl«e
accounts.
(net)
1/
etc
5/
i/
i/
201*
121
92
5t
-136 11/
18
1*0
-3
5.91*7
DBQtfl
5/
77
76
2,896
3,209
360
57U
1,820
6O8
225
187
232
'*,550
3,11*9
1.381*
1*03
3.51*2
i'35
3.611
5.103
19.598
55.897
2U9
U.i*l3
19
5
1*,628
56
5,331
5,761
3.799
331
381
5.770
1
35
2
7
1
6.971*
16
lU
10
38
61*
95
3
3,1*01*
3
6,7'*l*
loS
65
58
129
5,581*
5,161*
2,11*7
1
1
5,952
5,955
3.758
31*1*
5,105
$319 milliona. For further detalla see "Treasury Bulletin" for
June 19^3. page 9. footnote U/,
Becelpts from capital stock and paid-in auzpXua reductiona that
are available to be reissued under eilsting law are not reflected
under receipts, but rather are Included as negative Items under
expenditures.
During the fiscal year I9UI, redxictlons In capital
in this manner totaled $l6o millions for general expenditures and
For further details see
$155 nillions for revolving funds.
"Treasury Bulletin" for June I9I+3. page 9, footnote 12/.
Includee $18 millions in the fiscal year 19U2 and $10 millions in
the month of September 19^2 representing partial return of amounta
paid to the Commodity Credit Corporation for restoration of ciqiital impairment.
Includes approximately $^^ millions deposited during the fiscal
year by War Department, Navy Department and U. S. Maritime
Commlaslon and covered In as reimbursements of excessive profits
on renegotiated war contracts.
11/
12/
1"^
320
65U
5.381*
11
Puillo
dabt
retlre-
/
Table 2.- Analysis of Receipts from Internal Revenue^
(In milliona of dollara)
Income and
profits taxes
Tiacal year
or month
193U
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
Sbiployment taxee
Social aeourity taxea
Total
Withheld by
esiployers (Current
Tax Payment
Act of I9H3)
Other
3,278
3,513
2,163
2,61*0
191*2
5.67U
5.161
5.303
7.362
12.993
191*3
19l*2-July
August ....
September.
October
November.
December.
19'*3-Januaiy..
February
March
.
1,1*98
71*2
273
155
2,126
53
232
71*8
2.U76
603
78U
72l*
1.075
5. 151*
1.815
ly
530
60U
691
896
1.130
16,091*
July.
^
^
191*
71*0
22.11*1*
1.396
1.581
•
253
755
7.960
3.1*70
1*,211
19
Miecellaneoaa
Agricultural
internal
adjuatmeot
revenue
taxes
It/
1,1*70
833
925
1,186
April.
May...
June.
Source:
2,189
2,125
2,61*9
.
Federal Unemployment
Tax Act
( Uneii^ loyment
insurance)
1,1*27
1*,597
191*1
Federal Insurance
Contrlbutiona Act
(Old-age
insurance)
Carrier a' Taxing
Act of 1937
(Hall road
retirement)
818
1.099
2,61*1
191*0
Total
2/
^
58
90
101
108
98
120
511*
158
150
109
121
137
170
209
1,657
2,010
2,181
2,279
2,232
2,31*5
2.967
3.8'»7
1*.553
1*9
3
1
i»l6
212
8
Ul
3
1
11
36
362
309
206
199
1,972
1*8
1*1*
2l*8
231
3
9
1*7
1*
1
306
38O
732
52
37
237
lU
99
1
31*3
7
365
35a
3
U2
371*
1*8
3
1
350
8
^"
630
000
50
1*3
3
3
91*0
282
265
12
803
55
3
3
6
U9
3U6
359
353
236
1*8
1*1*
3
1
512
Dally Treasury Statements.
l-osB than $500,000.
7or further detalle, see chapter on Internal BeTemu Stati.tlca,
Includes unjust enrichment tax and victory tax,
Tor the period prior to September 1939. the data In the columns en-
U/
353
521
77
titled federal Insurance Contributions Act and Federal Unemployment
Tax Act represent collections under Titles Till and IX, respectirely, of the Social Security Act.
Includes chiefly alcoholic beverage taxes, tobacco taxes, manufacturers' and retailers' excise taxes and estate tax.
. ..
12
Budget Receipts and Expenditures - (Continued)
Table 3.- Analysis of General Expenditures
(Ib mllllont of dollars)
Slraet and «oik rallaf
Taterana
Tlacal jtmr
or BOBtb
Idjnlnla-
Total
tratlon
1/2/
W""
>>.90<
1935
1936
1937
1938
5.900
5.935
6.U37
1939
191*2
7.221
7.055
6,215
5.9«6
I9>t3
?.595
Public
Worka
2/i/
a«rl-
Social
Sacurlty
mltura
pro<raa
2/U/
2/5/
to
jLld
Work Projacti
Tadaral ftQarganey
AdaiBlatratlon and Ballaf IdalBlatralatlonal Toutb
tiaa and Clrll Varka
Adainlitration 6/
IdalBlatratlon Jj
507
557
57«
581
582
5U9
679
685
8O3
670
U29
930
966
988
866
557
557
553
555
572
900
890
1.237
715
669
U13
312
U?
5^
7"t
"•7
Saptatlar.
5l«l(
Ii6
5«
5H
97
22
Oetobar...
BoToBber.
Cecenbor.
i«l
1*9
67
6U
31
320
>t7
>*7
83
89
ito
651*
28
28
19*10
19>H
19lt2-Juljr
19>*3-Jailuar)r...
391
"7
kt
bOl
>t9
^rll.
'139
May...
Jima..
328
U8
ke
SUfi
l48
July..
337
Tabmary.
Nareb
Source:
y
5/
5»t5
59
39
52
335
i.2eu
1.896
I.U72
1.513
1.831
H95
-1
U
3'«7
2,2lWl
2
l.5lt6
1.572
1
1.006 10/
1.091
1.052
1.37>>
29
18U
515
51U
970
299
80
35
3'»
U9
26
38
35
22
41
101
85
58
60
37
15
38
66
59
2U
19
16
56
Bally Treasury Statamenta.
L«BB than $500,000.
Includea public worka undertaken by the Veterans' Adminietratlon.
Doea not Include expendlturee for (I) reTOlrlng funds or (2) tranafere to truat accounts, etc. These are shown In Table 5.
Includes public buildings, public hl^ways (including forest roads
and trails), river and harbor work and flood control, Tennessee Valley Authority, Tederal Public Housing Authority (formerly U. S.
Housing Authority), reclaiaatlon projects and the Public Vorke Administration,
Xxcludas certain expenditures for public works In connection with war actlTltlea by the Federal Works Agency, beginning
July igUi.
Comprises Agricultural Conserratlon and Adjustment Administration,
Agricultural Marketing Administration. Commodity Credit Corporation,
7arm Credit Administration, Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation, Federal land banks. Farm Security Administration, Farm Tenant Act, Sural Electrification Administration, and Department of Agriculture
departmental expenditures.
Includes railroad retirement and railroad unemployment activities
and excludee expenditures made by Office for Skiergency Management,
War Manpower CoBslssion (U. S. Brnploynent Service) under authority
6/
jJ
8/
9/
10/
Flaoal year
or aoBtb
193't
Total
aat
531
689
1935
1936
1937
1938
900
929
1.029
1939
1,206
1.657
6.301
26.011
72.109
19'tO
19'rt
19'»2
19't3
19112-July
>t,lt9g
Anguat. ..
Saptaabar.
U,88U
5.38U
October...
Bovembar.
Daoambar.
5.1t81
6,0l|2
.
5.825
21*3
273
383
378
I132
1*90
667
3.678
111,070
U2.265
297
"36
529
557
596
673
592 r
2.313
8.580
20,888
iaeallanaoua
war actlTitlaa
Agriculture
Dapartaaat
-10
-21
-12
-6
1
11
99
310
3.362
8.955
1
2.861
2.875
3.519
1,103
1.376
1.291
531
633
572
3. 117
3.538
3.770
1.596
1.178
1.380
167
1.025
676
".053
3.239
3.985
I.27I
2,002
2.053
620
528
705
18
12
17
19lt3-JaDUary...
Tabruary.
5.9't7
Naroh
6.7*
April.
May...
June..
6.97U
7.092
7.169
3.727
3.857
3.112U
2.102
2.251
2.980
I.II5
98l
1,065
511
382
318
July..
6.1132
3.808
1,898
726
12
5.770
federal
Security
igeaey
a^aodItwaa
use
509
283
258
223
200
326
290
283
257
163
18
821
7U9
866
926
9'tl
l.Oltl
I.IU
191
227
216
220
197
1,260
1.808
590
5
1
35
7
U
22l>
52
70
"•5
28
H5
16
11
-18
353
'»9
22
5"»
'»3
it
"^
50
17
18
10
16
12
89
l«2
59
70
3
609
lA
16
lU
27
U
68
U2
15
of Social Security Act.
For further details, see tablea which follow on the Social Security program.
Work Projects Administration was formerly Works Progress Administration.
Beginning with July 19ll2, expenditures for the national
Youth Administration are shown in Table U.
Includes expenditures of the fieconstructlon Finance Corporation for
relief through loans and grants to States, munlcipalitiea, eto,
Zxeludes expenditures for the U. S. Maritime CommissioB, departmental expenditures under the Social Security program and the Oapartment of Agriculture departmental expenditures.
Includes expenditures for the following:
Office of Kdnoation, sad
Public Health Service of the Federal Security Agency; refunds of
taxes and duties by the Treasury Department; Poat Office Department
postal deficiencies; Federal Housing Administration; Treaaury Dapartmant Investments in Federal savings and loan associationa; certain expenditures of the Panama Canal; and capital stock of tha
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Home Owners' Loaa Corporation, Federal home loan banks, and Disaster Loan Corporation.
OroBs expenditures have been reduced $l60 millions representing tba
repayment of ei^ital funds by certain United States Oovernmant
agencies.
For details see footnotes to Table X.
MiacallaBaoua
Total
(/
Otbar
gaaaral
11
8
(In aiXlloBs of dollars)
lavy
Dapartaeat
Othar
dapart•aatal
JJ
2
Table 4.- Analysis of Expenditures for War Activities
War
Oapart-
iBtaraat
OB tba
poblio
dabt
757
7
'»3
111
111
127
Clrlllaa
CoBaarTattoa
Cerpa
'
...
13
Budget Receipts and Expenditures
Table 5.- Analysis of Expenditures for
-
Revolving Funds and
(1)
(Continued)
(2)
Transfers to Trust Accounts, Etc.
(In mllllonfi of dollars)
fievolTlng funds (net) 1/
riBcal yeer
or month
Aid to
Tota
Tranefers to trust accountfl, etc.
apiculture
Public
vorka
2/
iJ
GoTemment
Veterane'
Administration
Total
Social
Security
program 5/
it/
U9£
193''
1935
1936
1937
1S38
11
201*
121
3"»6
11*9
11*1
201*
-33
-18
-13
1*1*
1,820
221
I3U
6O8
92
1939
101
-6
-159 1/
23
Ig
7
11
1*0
Ui
-1
igiio
191*1
-136
191*2
191*3
77
76
59
191*2- July
.
.
.
September
October.
November
December
19l*3-JainiaJ7
FebruaryMarch ....
April
Hay
•June
I
11*6
73
10
1
W5
30
221
75
87
93
103
107
113
107
19
I
5
1*
56
3"*
3"
25
35
1
1
-1
-1
2
2
7
8
1
1
16
lU
10
16
lU
10
38
3
1
1
2
July
1/
1*1
107
121
112
2
2
2
3
18
126
71
19
6
7
2
23
35
1
3UU
-5
1*
6/
fsderal
contribution to
District of
Coluabi*
(U. S. shars)
1*7
187
232
331
381
"35
-2
-2
Aid to
apiculture
21
21
225
-2
-u
.
Source:
50
50
.773
557
2l*9
Au^st
employees'
retiremsnt
funds
(U. 3. share)
l6l
Daily TreaBury Statementt.
Lees than $500,000.
Mdltional transactlone on Aid to agriculture and Puhllc works
are shown In Table 3>
Farm Credit Administration.
Public Works Administration.
Comprleee Adjusted Service Certificate Fund and the National Service Life Insurance Fund, administered by the Veterans' Administra-
^
177
6/
Includes railroad retirement and railroad unenployiDent actlTlties.
For further explanation! eee tables which follow on
Social Security program.
Agricultural Marketing Administration (BUrplus commodity stampi),
OrosB expenditures have been red-aced $155 millions representing
the repayment of capital funds by certain United States Oorerament agencies.
For details see footnotes to Table 1.
Jj
tion.
Table 6.- Totals by Montlis, Beginning with 1934
(In millions of dollars)
Apr.
Net
bud^t receipts
Hay
July
Aug.
Sept.
Dee.
Total
1/
211
203
228
23?
193"*
206
1*20
21I*
601
218
230
308
367
752
967
916
687
182
228
231
318
262
213
III
256
290
373
1*64
31*7
557
799
30I*
1*00
61*9
1.566
565
391*
1.276
218
£79
29U
367
273
265
331
U13
3.51*7
695
563
2,1*92
71*7
955
5,206
1,511*
l.'»80
A, 569
2,007
695
63>*
l*8U
528
573
570
61*3
1*82
599
631
527
686
6U3
693
611
561
656
695
631
730
783
1.315
3.753
511*
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
19UO
315
1*1*1*
191*1
31*0
51*1
191*2
578
788
758
1931*
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
521
539
1*80
1*92
l*7U
191*0
656
712
191*1
,111
612
668
075
191*2
628
6,372
6.119
1931*
1*8U
1*28
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
311*
191*2
279
293
300
198
385
398
771
050
1.871
153
-31
-116
-200
-212
132
22
-167
-126
191*3
581*
5,161*
2.11*7
291*
271
19'*3
391
529
828
771*
286
299
1*1*9
31*3
1*12
U99
1*1*9
397
587
678
676
711
135
527
561
51*1*
1*21*
372
i*U7
1*21
71*7
260
235
272
292
300
279
2l*7
385
231*
U3l*
3.857
233
286
350
36U
362
517
l*.372
*5
56I*
607
601
823
3,1*92
672
5.798
5.650
521
1*,918
71*0
5.83U
1.212
2,701
16.1*03
g,8l*9
Budget expenditures 2/
191*3
51*6
629
636
766
705
820
822
1.399
3.1*21
7.351*
566
69U
61*7
1,11*1
2,1*27
1.253
930
895
887
1.52s
3,953
7,«35
'*.530
371
2U7
281
1*00
1*30
252
230
1.898
377
369
7.1*66
8.327
635
725
76U
818
1.598
5.160
7.112
61*5
570
676
632
718
771*
7>*1
706
1.529
5.215
1.871*
57"*
517
759
5.931
701
632
677
565
737
721
869
2,083
5.937
559
1*89
561*
1*57
6U6
Sl»8
817
1.858
6.363
636
607
716
635
S30
832
172
7.281*
6.682
9,21*1*
6.500
7,75"
8,097
8,885
9.657
19.053
56,020
251
173
199
-188
3.792
2,825
»,872
l.?56
51*2
Set budget deficit 2/
191*0
191*1
Source:
1/
262
316
166
2l*5
221*
531*
1*61
221*
1*25
517
193
3U8
1*79
21*7
750
3.058
5.952
3.391
5.955
156
339
237
252
2,037
3.758
Dally Treasury StatementsTotal receipts less net amounts transferred to Federal
Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund.
71*7
2/
^
1*51
275
125
231
105
195
1*99
1*02
1*87
258
,185
,133
,628
393
282
362
268
,1*13
95
1U9
177
1*1*1
397
1*05
-115
273
1*0
1*37
?5
1*8
73?
3.1*0'*
1*U2
536
1.637
5.331
5.105
Excludes public debt retirements.
Total ezpendltiires less net receipts.
312
255
331
171
296
2gU
U55
1.291*
5.761
157
311
"32
1.329
3.799
2,1*1*7
3,967
3.823
10,201*
39.618
1
li^
BUDGET RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
1939
1938
1940
DOLLARS
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Net Budijet Receipts
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1941
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1942
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.
.
.
.
.
15
Receipts and Expenditures for Trust Accounts, Increment on Gold, Etc.
Table 1.- Trust Funds
(In oilliont of dollars)
Fiscal year
or nonth
Total
trUBt funds,
net receipts (-*-)
or net eiq^enditures (-)
federal Old-A^e and
SuTTlTors Insurance
•Truit fund
Net
Receipts
Unemployment
Railroad
Retirement Account
Trust ISind
Xxpenditures
Net
fieceipts
I]9endlturee
Recelpte
Other
trust accounts 1/
Ixpenditures
2U
6U
3U
20
*2k
*6k
1935.
1936.
1937.
1938.
JU
+19
+11
191t2-Jul7
August ....
September.
October. .
November.
December.
29U
751
838
959
l.llU
1,2UU
1.399
837
957
1.118
1.2U3
l.UOU
52
223
29
5U
220
30
5^
2
-U
2U
35
20
57
88
3U9
366
U09
512
975
13
1
2
160
Ul
68
1U7
22
6U
u
lUU
221
-2
113
llU
-2
55
+1*6
1*7
1
197
+193
-229
210
16
3
-227
1
230
-1
60
1(2
•
-U
+27U
-290
227
U2
229
2
UO
50
2U3
2
27U
-36
73
203
109
-2
-2
Uo
262
U2
26U
3'»
33
2
35
277
35
-g
81
32
275
88
UU
U2
91IO
*!
-273
-2
35
236
235
-272
2
27U
1*9
Ul
Ul
1
26f
-279
2l»g
-287
92
UO
8U
lU
371
Ul
1
262
1
3
•
325
331
389
•55
1U6
109
123
127
107
125
116
lUU
217
11
210
237
2,020
838
327
lU8
10
-'60
July.
763
Expenditures
233
301
2.053
858
323
19
37
66
92
222
April.
May...
June..
1/
,190
529
577
707
931
1,185
21*
19U3-January..
February.
March
Source!
530
580
717
3
*37
191(2.
267
uoi
1
29
1939igto.
19UI.
267
U02
19
29U
Recelpte
3l«
3|»
1
Ul
66
19
66
U2
U8
U6
-8
-11
66
U7
82
7U
58
71
6
3t
887
11
6
SI*
15
91
82
U
a
11
152
85
67
lUl
161
165
55
316
261
35
•
Dally Trf>4eury Statemente.
Less t:
$500.CX)0.
Include
'overnment Ineurence and retirement fundsi dec.
(-
Table 2.- Other Funds
(In mllllona of dollars)
Transactions in chedclng accounts
of Government agencies etc.
Increment on gold
Seigniorage on silver
.
Fiscal year
or month
Total all
transactions
Issuance
of obligations 1/
Other
transactions
Receipts
193'*.
-73"
811
1935.
1936.
1937.
1938-
637
-111
-U03
-99
-51
+108
+3IU
+20U
1939.
19U0.
19U1.
19^2.
191*3.
1
768
+1.106
+3U
-217
-3.625
-2.19U
288
+852
-1,809
-65s
I
-337
-25U
-1,069
-I.815
-1.535
.
-78
-262
-25
12
August.
September.
October.,
VoTember.
December.
-583
+UU9
-5Ug
-311
-2
-5
U5I
19^3-Januapy.
February .
March
-186
-370
-300
-8
-25
-11
-178
-3U5
-289
April.
Hay...
June.
-17
-356
82
-k
-290
-2
:U
83
July.
-726
-381
-3U5
igUS-July
.
.
9
-23
-91
-271
-2
-272
-5U3
Expenditures
E:c:'Qndi-
Receipts
2,811
2
2,000
1
UOU
176
2
101
52
+U0
+90
1
"?
Miscellaneous funds
and accounts 2/
+IU0
90
U9
+20
+1U
Beceipts
tures
lUo
176
Uo
90
90
U9
20
lU
+2
Sxpendltures
.
.
,
.
16
Means of Financing Cash Requirements
(In mllllonB of dollars)
Means of financing
Jhmount required to be financed
Net
Nat
Fiscal year
or month
Total
amount
Required
to be
financed
Net
Net
budget
deficit
1/
I93U.
U.616
2.896
1935-
3.209
3.209
increane
In General
Fund
balance
ej^endlturei
In truBt
accounts,
Increment
Total
amount
financed
on gold,
etc. 2/
1.720
Increase
In
public
debt
Net
decrease
in General
Fund
balance
receipts
In trust
accounts
Increment
on gold.
etc. 2/
i*.6l6
U.51U
3.209
1,61*8
101
7"*1
821
1936.
5.390
5.390
5.078
1937.
3.1'*9
3.11*9
3.11*9
2,61*6
128
37U
1938-
1.38't
1,381*
1,381*
71*0
338
306
1939.
k.lSk
3.5't2
i*,l6U
3.275
19to.
3.611
igUi.
SliO
622
3.611
2.528
5.103
3,611
71*2
ll*8
5.99"*
5.991*
ig"*.
23,1*61
19.598
358
3.506
23.I461
23.U61
I9't3-
611,271*
55,897
6.515
l,g6l
61*. 271*
61*,27U
296
19U2-July
711*
1*.U13
August ....
683
i».628
September.
798
3,1*01*
5.331
October.
Novemb er
761
5.761
December.
051*
3.799
19U3-Januar7.
k
l*.71l*
lt.71'*
51*
l*.683
l*.5i*9
1,11*8
21*5
11,798
i*.798
59U
1*96
6,U20
6,U20
7.1*61
5.761
3.212
791*
12,051*
12,05U
312
890
91*7
131*
1,81U
719
5.581*
135
5.719
2.899
2,819
February.
286
5.161*
122
5.286
2.951*
2.331
March.
696
2.11*7
5U9
2,696
1.1*83
1.213
April.
390
5.952
8.U38
llt,390
111,31*2
May...
061*
5.955
70
6,o6l*
6.06U
June.
961*
3.758
206
3.96U
July.
7140
5.105
635
5.7U0
Source:
\J
.
.
.
Dally Treasury Statements.
Excludes amounts for public debt retirement which are chargeable to the sinking fund, etc., under special provisions of
law.
39
2/
I*,
136
736
1*8
781*
3.180
828
912
Comprises trust accounts, checking accounts of Covemment
agencies, etc.. Increment on gold, seigniorage on silver, and
miscellaneous funds and accounts. Increment on gold excl^ides
expenditures for national bank note retirements.
H
5
S
...
17
Social Security Prograa
Section I.- Budget Receipts and Bzpendlturee
Table 1.- Social Security Act
(U
llllaai of dellara)
B«a*ip«(
OrotB raotlptB
Vaelal laovTltr
•r
Mmtt
T»d«ral laiuraBC*
Ontrltatloii> let
(Old-afc In^nranoa)
1/
totd.
1936
1937
193«
1939
2^.e
(QhMvlojrBnt lanraao*)
19'».3
7M.2
19>U
19*3
690.6
895.S
1.130.5
1, 015.6
1,288.9
I9>IB-Jal7
ttt
rtadpt*
57.8
90.1
100.9
107.J
97.7
265.0
3«7.0
503.0
-12.8
217. H
128.2
Ul:l
126.9
U9.9
868.9
1.103.0
iW.T
'•7.1
in. 5
158.it
H9.I1
$2.2
220.1
iBoutf oradlttd
Tcdiral 011-i«« uA
SvrrlTort lB<rar«ao«
trut fund j/
1/
631.2
712.2
I9W
iHa
{«
t«zM
f*d«ral UniqploTBtBt
tu iot
185.9
2.8
••!
.9
209.
1.2
5.1
lo.T
3.1
231.1
3.5
e.C
••T
1.0
228.5
1.0
11.2
3.5
3J.1
236.7
2.9
3.C
23SI9
1.0
IS.*
100.9
5.1
ltO.8
?•
26i.6
2.8
a':?
3.1
262.0
/im
276.2
5.9
.2
lU.2
5.7
i^
U6.8
1.3.6
3.2
140.8
6.0
Mgui....
211.7
3.'*
Oo««b*r.
U6.6
,
"»3.9
•Tiakar..
OM«*k«r.
50.7
T*bTMi7..
Nueh
iprU
5.1
W.T
«W
bpondltoroo
OroBto to fltatoo
Office for
Fablle
Social Sooorlty Board
ilalnio-
ntaal 7«ar
or
Mktk
Total
Boaltta
Sipartao&t of Labor
Sorrieo
horcono/
MaaaeaaoBt
tntlTo
oipomooo
Total
Old-aco lid to
aaalft- dopoadcait
•nso
ohildroa
QB«apl07Aid to •at eoBtho
poaoatloB
UtaA adaiBl»trail on
Matoroal
Public
aid ehUd
hoalth
health
work
oorrlooo
«ar
Sorriaoo
Mai^owor
Child
for
volfaro OoaBlaotoa
aripplod
(0. 8.
oorrlcoo
chlldros
^loTVOat
lorrloo)
193*.
1937.
193«.
1939.
1940.
28. k
.6
182.7
2.5
15.8
20.0
21.3
25.3
31.5
nV
19'ti.
27.8
166.9
271.5
320.3
356.5
W5.2
31.
1)69.6
527.2
33-3
H91.1
I9^e-J«i7
ii^mat....
78.8
75.9
38.7
8«ptnbor.
21.2
2.7
2.7
2.5
Oetobor...
63.2
38.9
3U.8
2.8
2.3
2.7
60.1
36.H
31.9
2.6
2.8
3.3
56.1
191*2.
19I13.
lombor.
Ooeoabor..
19)t3-Jamar7...
1*1.7
18.
19.7
12lt.8
182.2
208.8
227.6
260.1
299.1
316.9
26!o
11.0
2.0
1U.3
25.5
S:.1)
63.2
69.1*
67.3
11.5
6.8
2.9
35.2
8.2
2l«.8
6.1*
2U.9
2.7
26.3
39.9
27.2
3.2
58.3
35.8
13.1
38.6
25.3
9.6
8.2
16.1*
3.0
2.9
3.0
59.9
2.8
56.8
U.l
7.1
robr«U7.
5«.9
29.3
Nareh
i»3.It
iprll.
Mar--.
Jaao..
61.6
39.0
'i
1.0
fctioit
Sofnada
of
taxoa
of
oryooiil-
tsroo 2/
..
8
...
g
1«
Social Security Program
-
(Continued)
SectliHi I.- Budget Receipts and Expenditures - (Continued)
Table 2.- Railroad Retirement Act
(In BllliODB of dollars)
Ixpendltnrei
fiacelpti
flieal year
or aonth
1936.
1937.
193«.
19391940.
igUi.
i9Uz.
19U3.
Carrier! lazing
Act of 1937
'
Total
Tranifsri to
AdnlnletratlTO
expensea
fi&llroad Betir«i)«itt
1/
Accouit (tmit aooonnt)
B« funds
of
tax0i
igUS-July
Au^nut....
September
October,
.
fiorenber .
Deoeaber
.
19l»3-Jainiai7. ..
February.
Hareh
lUg.5
820.2
1.0
11.5
36.5
113.2
.6
.7
.7
1.1
e.s
Us.
3U.0
1.1
7.1
Ul.g
3^.5
3.0
35.1
1.
150.1
109.3
181.0
136.9
170.0
ZOS.g
lit9.
April.
110.
183.
lag.
5
IU0.9
214. g
U.U
112.8
112.6
-10. g
-36.0
5
38.
33-5
5
-U2.1*
3U.0
33.U
-6.9
-UI.3
3"*.7
38.1
-5-7
160. T
159.g
:l
.2
M.J
.3
July..
*
.7
2.3
-g.7
-21.6
12lt.U
-7.7
Jnae.
1/
1.2
-1.1
1U6.U
107.1
120.7
-.1
Majr...
Source:
•
2/
.3
.3
1.5
8.6
2.9
2.6
3.g
7.6
S."
.3
Izeeai of
eiQwndlturea
1.1
161.0
Dally Treaiury Statemente.
LeiB than $30,000.
Ineludee only expendlturei froa appropriation* aade vpeelfleally for adnlnletratlre e:qienies relating to the Ballroad
2/
Betlrement Act.
CoTfred by approprlatlona froa the General Tnnd of the Treaeuzy.
Table 3.- Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act^
(In allllona of dollars)
Xxpendlture!
Becelpte
Tlecal year
or aonth
1936.
1937.
I93g193919U0.
19U1.
19U2.
19U3.
Ballroad nneaployaaat
Inenrance contribution! 8/
AdnlnlatratlTe expense!
(Ballroad Unemployment
Ineurance Admlul!tratlon I^ind)
Total
^
k9
5
5
5.0
5'?
6.8
8.5
10.3
g.2
8.5
z.s
Ao^et ....
.2
6.8
Septeaber.
8.8
.2
igUa-July
.2
.2
.S
.2
•
.1
.1
.
.1
.
8.5
.2
.2
.8
.S
I9U3- January.
Tebruary.
Hareh
.1
.1
.2
.2
.1
.3
.2
.8
.2
.3
.2
.2
.3
.2
.2
October.
Horeaber
Seeember
.
.
April.
May...
Joae.
July..
•
2.5
2.6
Transfers to Ballroad
Unemployment. Insiirane*
Account, Unemployment
Trust ISind U/
-
Ixces! of
expenditures
5/
2
..
1
4
8
4
19
Social Security Program - (Continued)
Section II.- Statements of Trust Accounts
Fund^
Table I.- Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust
(CnmalatlTe froii •rcanliatlon - Im alllioni of dollars)
Saeelpta
Snd of titemX
Tear or aonth
Total
racalptt
ApproprlatlOQB tx
Con^resa
1936
1937
1938
1939
i960
1941
19U2
267.3
782.7
1,199.6
1,792.1
2,536.2
3.502.8
265.0
765.0
1,155.0
1,705.0
2.393.1
3.288.8
19'»3
'•.720.7
'•.634.1
'•.720.7
U,76l».3
19U3-JUy..
Juno
July.
X^aadltaroa
Ittteraat
Inrastaents
2.3
17-7
UU.6
87.1
Total
01d-a«*
•xpandl- tans fit
taraa
pvaants
5.'»
m
•
1/
for
thiaxpandad balaaca
adalnlotratlT*
latal
5.'*
19.3
35.1
99.5
267.2
777.2
1,1*0.3
1.7'A.7
2,397.6
3,227.2
U,268.3
3.201.6
4,236.8
5.2
7.0
i*,
880.0
236.8
4,223.8
293.6
7.0
209.
12.3
39.1
65-?
'•,14.19.3
301.5
1*52.1"
359.1
93.
"•.uie.s
a7.6
U3b.o
3'*5.i
90.8
'•,'•19.3
301.5
301.5
1*52.1*
359-1
372.8
93. "•
'•.198.1
1*,268.3
96.2
4. 295.
1*69.0
2/
Ib ftanaral
ftaod
216.
lt,U62.g
lavaataamta
ajqpeaaas 2/
138.6
275.6
11*3.1
Ikll^ Traasnrr StataBenta.
Leas than $50,000.
Indudai transactioBB affectad BBdar tha pradaeaaaor Old-i^
Soorca:
Balanoa
Balaburaaaaat
267.1
662.3
1.177.2
1.738.1
2.3*0.6
la dlataralac
offlear'a
aoeoaBt
.1
.1
113.0
1.9
3.0
6.1
10.8
20.4
24.5
.1
d
3.
24.5
2t.5
23.*
'•7.7
Baaarra Acoouat.
Dndar taotiaa 2*1 (f) of tha Soalal Saoarlt/ iet
of 1939-
Table 2.- Railroad Retirement Act
(ConalatlTe froB orfaalsatlOB - In Bllllona of dollars)
IzpandltBras
Haoalpta
Xnd of fiaoal
7aar or aoath
Total
raoalpts
46.6
46.6
1936.
1937.
1938.
1939.
1940.
1941.
1942.
1943.
l'^7.?
268.1*
1943-Majr.
June.
Jnl7.
Source:
Approprlatlona
Ooncrass
V
46.6
46.6
14£.5
264.8
Znterast on
iBTsataaata
Benaflt
pajBaats
Balanoa
Oaaxpandad balaBca
Total
ZnTsstBaBts
la Oanaral
ToMi.
1.4
3.6
4.0
79.8
I85.6
298.7
419.9
U6.6
42.6
68.1
82.7
92.1
46.6
36.6
66.2
67.2
79.4
390.8
506.9
630.9
871.5
384.9
498.5
63?.^
87.
71*.
89*.
11.6
17.3
676.6
104.8
I9U.9
91.5
178.0
867.4
871.5
1,134.2
854.2
854.2
1.116.9
13.2
17.3
17.U
665.5
676.6
687.7
201.9
iq4.9
446.5
189.0
178.0
332.0
5l*6.1
Pally Treaaory StataBonta.
I«is than $50,000.
Table 3.- Unemployment Trust Fund
(CaBolatlTs froB organiiatlon - In Billions of dollars)
.2
13.2
10.8
Ib dlabnralBc
offlear'a aeoaaBt
6.0
1.6
a-3
i.f
10;5
U.7
l*.l
12.8
.3
12.6
12.*
12.5
I*.!
102.1
20
Cash Incoae and Outgo of the Treasury, by Major Classifications^
Us llllou
of dollart)
21
CASH INCOME AND OUTGO OF THE TREASURY
JMMJSNJ^AMJSNJ^AMJSNJMM^JSNJMMJSNJMMJSN
GENERAL
FUND
OF
— 22-
THE
TREASURY
.
..
83
Assets of the General Fund of the Treasury
(In millions of dollars)
Bullion, coin,
and currency
Snd of fiscal
year or month
W
:••••
97
118
862
lUl
6149
827
929
6u
3.087
2.038
2,812
3.W*3
10,lU9
1.19lt
87U
98U
897
911
1,022
25U
1.02U
603
1.038
776
8O5
661
1.679
7.667
95
105
1U3
265
533
3.782
3.695
926
907
909
553
569
1,021
2,01U
1,880
289
338
2,1(11
3't7
2, 016
1939
igto
2.936
2.709
2.U19
19112
i9't3---
19U2-July
Au^^st
September
Other
deposits
and
collections
I.0U5
l,OUt
865
1,863
3.033
1935
1936
1937
193s
igiti
Special deposits
account of sales
of OoTernment
securities
Deposits In
Federal
Reserve BanJes
I.85U
799
1.150
37
55
58
55
52
October
November
December
5.313
3.557
11,032
931
915
863
619
512
1.516
3.373
1.695
8,166
390
"35
19U3-January
Febrjary
March
8,200
5.895
',758
857
872
U65
623
6U3
6,367
3,892
511
509
550
13.112
13.152
1.215
I1S7
1.038
10,U«5
11,117
7,667
979
6,790
U51
....
April
May
871
jTine
10,li*9
883
897
911
July
9.127
906
Source:
..
.
l4«7
2,691*
651
529
533
Dally Treasury Statements
Balance in the General Fund of the Treasury
(In millions of dollars)
Snd of fiscal
year or month
Total
asset a
Total
liabilities
3.033
2,0l6
2.936
2,709
193'*-
19351936.
1937.
1938.
2,1*19
1*51
175
25U
156
203
2i*a
Balance
In the
General
rund
Analysis of balance In the General Fund 1/
Working
balance
Seigniorage
on silver
Increment
on gold
811
700
2.582
1.8"1
2.6«2
2.553
2,216
1.771
1,001
2,069
2.000
1.622
lUO
316
356
1*1*6
297
198
1"7
2,838
1.891
2,633
2,991
9.507
2,160
1,163
1,885
2,229
8,7""
536
585
605
619
619
1"2
1"3
1"3
1"3
lU*
11*1*
3,087
2,038
2,812
11*7
191*2.
3.'''*3
1*52
19U3.
10,11*9
61*3
3.782
3.695
1*91*
!*,688
386
I*,
3.288
3.15"
302
2.525
2.392
3.5"0
619
619
619
October.
November
December.
5.313
3.557
11,032
U16
"75
",896
3,082
10,51*3
619
619
619
IW*
1*89
".13"
2.320
9.780
191*3- January..
8,200
5.895
U.758
"77
7.72"
5.392
".179
6,961
",630
3. "16
619
619
619
lU*
lUU
iWl
12,617
12,687
9.507
11,851*
11,921*
619
619
619
11*1*
8,71*1*
7,832
619
lUl*
1939.
igito.
191*1.
19U2-July
A-u.i-
J
September.
February.
March
April.
May...
June.
July.
Source:
1/
179
51*1
503
579
13.112
13.152
1*65
10,11*9
6"3
9.127
Ihily Treasury Statements.
In the fiscal years I935 and 1936, $91 millions and $551* millions, respectively, were transferred from Incrempnt on gold
to the working balance for retirement of national bank notes.
In this statement, however, charges for retirement of national
"95
532
8.595
ll*U
lUl*
lUU
lUi*
lUU
bank notes are reflected directly against increment on gold
in the years during which the retirements were actually
Inactive gold in the amount of $1,087 millions for
made.
the fiscal year 1937 Is considered as a part of the working
balance.
2k
Analysis of Change In Balance of General Fund of the Treasury
\la
llllons
of dollart - Mat
Incraat* or D«t d«er«at« (-]]
Vorkloc balasct
Total
durl&c fltoal
^•Ar or BODth
Chftii^*
chAzt^o Id
Total
Vund
balano*
irorklDc
balano*
Q«a*ral
paolal
acoounti 1/
MUoalPublic
dobt
account! 2/
Trutt
accounts
^
laa*oat
fundt and
aooountt
SolfBtorM*
Account! of
OoTtrnnoDt
4«aal«t.
•to.
Is/
193U.
1,720
-2,896
U.51U
21*
-73'*
1935-
-7UI
-769 6/
-3.209
1.739 2/
6U
637
1936.
suo
1.067 6/
-^*.550
5. ••75 2/
3"*
108
1937.
-12«
-70
-3.1''9
2.7U6 2/
19
3lt
-377
-1,38U
792 2/
11
20l|
193«-
-338
908
1939-
622
537
-3.5^
3,280 2/
29
2
I9to.
-9U7
-997
-3,611
2.528
37
16
3"
19'tl.
7U2
722
-5.103
5.99't
37
11
-217
35«
3Uit
-19.598
23,1*61
66
39
-3.625
6.515
6.515
-55.897
&l*,27U
92
2Ul
-2.19'*
-'I.U13
U.71U
55
20
-78
628
U.5U9
197
10
-262
I9't3.
19l«-July
768
296
296
Au^ot ....
-13U
-131.
9«pt«ib«r.
1.1U<
1.1U8
-3,liOU
U.798
-227
6
-25
Octobor..
59U
59U
-5.331
6.1*20
60
27
-583
loTaabor.
-l.glU
-1,81U
-5,761
3.212
271*
13
UU9
D»cuib«r.
7.'»6l
7.>t6l
-3.799
I2.O5I1
-290
lilt
-5t8
19'tJ-J«iia«iT..
-2.819
-2.819
-5.5*
2.899
2U
27
-186
TobruAry.
-2.331
-2.331
-5,16"*
2.95I*
222
26
-370
Much
-1.213
-1.213
-2,llt7
l.'t83
-260
11
-300
S.ltJS
8.1*38
-5.952
1U,3U2
U9
16
-17
70
70
-5,955
6.06U
266
51
-356
-3.180
-3.180
-3,758
781*
-279
-9
82
-912
-912
-5.105
U,828
92
-1
-726
iprll.
Juno.
July.
.
-It.
-
Iaer«a«nt
OB
C»14 5/
PUBLIC
DEBT
OUTSTANDING
-25-
26
statement of the Public Debt and Guaranteed Obligations Outstanding
(In mllllonB of dollare)
.
U
8
..
87
Composition of the Interest-Bearing Public Debt
iDtereat-bearln^ public debt outstanding 1/
(In millions of dollars)
Xnd of fiscal year
or Bonth
Bills and
cortiflcates
of
indebtedness
Total
193't.
26,uao
16,510
1935.
1936.
1937.
1938.
27.6>»5
ll*,936
32,989
35,800
36.576
18,628
21.322
53.599
1939.
19to.
39,886
fe.376
U8.387
71.968
135.380
27.566
29.917
3U,966
August ....
September.
76,691*
81.2U1*
85,81*7
October.
Hovamber.
December..
92,265
95. "^8
107,308
19U3-JanuaT7...
Tebruary
March
11.0
7.U
7.1
,558
,676
25.1
36.3
3U.5
29.7
25.0
100.0
100,0
100.0
100.0
100.0
69.1
70.6
72.3
67.8
58.7
18.2
15.1
11.8
13.U
12.3
3.3
3.1
3.3
28,1*25
3.770
".775
6,120
7,885
10.871
6.759
8.873
10.829
8,125
8,262
8.509
100.0
100.0
100.0
67.5
66.1
13.1
12.8
63.1*
11*.
11,336
12.882
17.161
8.585
8.787
9.032
100.0
100.0
100.0
62.1
60.8
60.5
18,163
19.393
20,396
9.172
9.565
lo.oou
100.0
100.0
100.0
26,198
79.1*21
17.580
17.960
16,663
28,1*25
9,795
10,198
10,871
80,208
19.553
29.021
11,1*56
1,308
1.302
1,603
1*8,776
79.1*21
7.2U3
6.383
5.698
9.703
16.663
51.765
53. 680
10,01*6
10,1*28
5l*,l*l3
12.095
57.285
57.991
61*, 868
15.059
15.798
110, 02U
112.851
66,076
66,905
16,612
16,988
llU,287
67.71*5
16,11*3
April.
Ma7...
June.
128, 6U3
13't.675
75.070
79.102
135. 380
July..
11*0,238
191*2- July
.
.
Source:
1/
16.21*7
396
Pi
626
2,351*
2,303
1,151*
5.6oi*
27.1*11*
3-2
1.5
2.3
1.9
t.3
7.3
7.8
21.0
1
8.8
10.9
12.6
10.6
10.2
9.9
16.3
16.5
15.1
12.3
13.5
16.0
9.3
9.2
60.1
59.2
59.3
15.1
15.1
lU.l
16.5
17.2
8.
17.
8.
100.0
100.0
100.0
58.1*
20.
58.7
58.7
13.7
13-3
12.3
100.0
57.2
13.9
20.7
Public Debt Fleceipts and Expenditures
(In millions of dollars)
6.1*
Special
issues
9.5
11.3
12.6
11.0
8.0
Qally IVeasury Statements.
Does not Include securities issusd by Tederal agencies and guaranterd
by the United States.
Fiscal year
or month
Bills and
certificates
of
indebtedness
Total
62.U
5U.0
56.5
59.6
6U.5
2.921
2.053
19^2.
19U3.
Special
Issues
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
6.653
10,023
11,381
10.617
9.1U7
igiti.
Percent of interest-bearing public debt
20.1*
21.0
8.1*
8,
28
H
29
Computed Annual Interest Charge and Computed Rate of Interest on the Interest-fiearlnff
Public Debt and Guaranteed Obligations
(In mlllloni of dollars)
Total laaued and fuaraotaad by
tha Unltad Stataa
Xnd of fiscal
yaar or noatb
Intares t-b«arl Dg
da1>t outt*ndln£
Computed
Interest
charge
....
.
..
30
Maturity Schedule of Interest-Bearing Public Marketable Securities
Issued or Guaranteed by the United States J^
As of July 31, 1943
(In mlllioaB of doll&re)
Bet&iled annual naturltlea
Year
Description of lecurlty 2/
and
month
riiedmaturlty
leauat
Callable lasuei
classlflad by year of:
call
19U3.
Al]«..
Sept.
Oct..
Not..
Dec.
Dec.
Treasury bills
Ctf. of Indebt.
7/8)6
Treasury note
li
3-l/U;6 Treasury bond
7/3)S
Ctf. of Indebt.
Ctf. of indebt.
7/8*
1-1/8/6 Treasury note
12,1*60
B
8/I/U3....
C
D
E
B
3/15M....
1.609
279
10/15/U3-U5.
1.1*01
11/1/1*3....
15/1/113....
2.035
3.800
12/15/U3....
Total
igltU-Feb..
Feb..
Mar..
Mar..
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May..
Kay..
May..
June.
Sopt.
Sept.
Dec.
2/1/UU....
2/1/UU....
1-3/8)6 yPHA not*
7/8)6
Ctf. of indebt.
3/15/ltlt....
3/15/Ui.-6l(.
Treasury note
3-i/u;6 rmo bond
Otf. of Indebt.
7/8*
Ere note
li
3-l/lt56 Treasury bond
Ctf. of Indebt.
7/8<
HOLO bond
FFMC bond
;,,j
3/l»?S
Treasury note
Treasury note
1)6
3/l»)6
Treasury note
U)6
Treasury bond
1)6
li/l/W*....
U/15/1A....
l*/15/lt4-U6.
5/1/Ul.....
;
5/l/Wt-525/15/UU-K9.
6/15/ltU....
9/15/W*....
9/15/'"*-...
l2/l5/iiU-5lt.
Total
19U5-Jan..
1)6
Jan.
Tab..
Mar..
Mar..
June.
Sept.
1*
Dae.
Dec.
1-1/8)6
3/lt;6
l-l/l*)S
1-1/2)6
2-3/U)6
2-1/251
3/k%
ETC note
X-A
EJC note
X-B
CCC note
A
Treasury note
C
Treasury note
HOLC bond
K
Treasury bond
Treasury bond
Treasury note
1/1/1*5....
1/1/U5....
2/i5/i»5-...
3/15/1*5.
••
j/is/"?....
6/1/1*5-1*7.
9/l5/U5-l*7.
12/15/1*5....
12/15/1*5.. •
Total
19l*6-Jan..
Mar..
Mar..
Apr.
June.
June.
Dec.
Conversion bond
A
Treasury note
3-3/U)6 Treasury bond
3-l/l*)6 Treasury bond
Treasury bond
3)6
3-1/8* Treasury bond
B
1-1/2)6 Treasury note
1/1/1*6....
3)6
1^
.
3/15/16....
3/15/1*6-56.
U/l5/i»U_l*«.
6/15/U6-U8.
6/15/1*6-1*9.
12/15/U6....
Total
19U7-Jan..
June.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Dec.
3)6
1-1/2*
2-3/U*
1-1/2*
U-l/U*
2*
ConTersion bond
HOLC bond
M
Treasury bond
A
Treasury note
Treasury bond
Treasury bond
1/1/U7....
6/l/lt5-'»7.
9/15/U5-I47.
9/15/1*7....
10/15/U7-52.
12/15/1*7....
Total
19U8-Mar..
Mar..
Jiine
June
Sept.
Dec.
2*
Treasury bond
2-3/1** Treasury bond
Treasury
1-3/lt* Treasury
2-1/2* Treasury
Treasury
2*
3*
bond
bond
bond
bond
3/15/1*8-50.
3/15/1*8-51 •
6/15/1*6-1*8.
6/15/U8....
9/l5/''8--12/15/1*8-50.
Total
igltg-May
.
June
June.
Sept.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
3*
3-l/g*
2*
2*
3-1/8*
2-1/2*
2*
Free bond
Treasury bond
Treasury bond
Treasury bond
Treasury bond
Treasury bond
Treasury bond
5/15/14j_U9.
6/i5/U6-l*9.
6/15/U9-51.
9/15/U9-51.
12/15/U9-52.
12/15/U9-53.
12/15/It9-51-
Total
1950-Mar..
Mar..
Sept.
Sept.
Dec.
Treasury
Treasury
2-1/2)6 Treasury
Treasury
2)6
Treasury
2*
2*
2)6
Total
1*21
22.C-;5
bond
bond
bond
bond
bond
3/15/1*8-50.
3/15/50-529/15/50-52.
9/15/50-52.
12/15/1*8-50.
111*
2,211
515
5.251
571
rinal
maturity
Total annual aaturitlet
FlMd-maturlty
liBues plui
cal labia Isauei
claBslfled by year
of ftrat call
7ixed-maturlty
iaausi plus
callable lasuea
f ''fiaalfled by year
of final maturity
31
Haturlty Schedule of Interest-Bearing Public Marketable Securities
Issued or Guaranteed by the United States-I/
As of July 31, 1043 - (Continued)
(U BllllMt
»t ioUtXt)
Datallod oaaaal Baturltloa
Tmt
ud
rtzad-
DaMrtptl» of sMVlty 2/
atorltj
onth
laaoaa
Trmni7
t«pt.
»»pt.
Swi..
Sm..
3/15/>t8-51.
6/l5/"»9-51.
6/15/51-5"*.
9/l5/'»9-51.
'^oaA
fn^wQxj bond
3-3/H* Trooiorjr bond
Troanuj bond
Tranaisry bond
IJ
Z-l/k* Tro«iiU7 bond
Troorar bond
froanrj bond
J«u.
Hpt.
s*pt.
Oct..
Bm..
1)292
2.098
H.Oll
3/15/52-5*.
3/l5/5»-5a.
Troanrjr bond
HOLO bond
Troarai7 bond
Tronovry
bond
2-1/2*
TroaalUT bond
ait
Tronnrj bond
3-1/8* TroanuT bond
ivn*.
Jva*.
Dm..
6/15/53-55.
12/15/U9-53.
12/15/51-53.
Itar..
2-1/2* froaonry boad
2-1/^* f roanuT boad
a-3/U* froa>sr7 bond
3/i5/><-^S.
3/15/56-5;.
681
3.6BT
2.6U
s.iw
2.^31
1,170
919
l,Wi9
1,627
1.037
3.687
3-J/li* fraararr bond
2.90>»
681
2,611
1.9>l
725
755
510
2.611
total
Jib*.
2.90H
l,02lt
12/15/Wt-5'*.
195«-»(»r..
729
11786
I.IU
725
3/15/55-So.
6/15/5a-55.
S/15/53-55.
9/15/51-55.
12/15/51-55.
Upi.
Dm..
10,117
725
3/15/52-^.
6/15/51-^.
6/15/5^56.
froatnry boad
froanrr boad
froaoUT boad
freanz7 boad
f r«ani7 boad
10.117
799
H91
2.52ll
2-7/8*
2-1/U*
2*
3*
2*
2.52k
1,186
'».939
fetal
1955->tar--
9.628
1.9>1
12/l5/l>9-52.
2-1/2* Troa«V7 bead
2-3/'** froaaurjr bond
a-1/)^ froaturj boad
)|*
froaatirj bond
H.Oll
1.963
779
5/1/C-58.
6/15/52-55.
9/15/50-52.
9/15/50-52.
10/15/47-52.
tnamj bond
2*
2-1/2* Traaniy bond
2-1/U* Troaonx7 bond
5,628
1,02>I
fetal
199l»-N»r..
atari ty
Plzed-aatarlty
laaaaa plaa
ci^Iablo laaoaa
elaaalflad by year
of f laal aatartty
755
1,118
510
fetal
Dm..
Die.
Haal
eUl
laaoaa plaa
oallabla iaavao
elaaalflad by year
of rirat oall
1.627
9/15/51-55.
12/15/51-5312/15/51-5512/15/U9-51.
2-1/H Yroaioxy bond
mjr..
rirat
total aaaoal aatorltloa
rind-aatarlty
1.223
I.OIU
toUl.,
Iter.,
Callable laaoaa
elaaaifiad by year pti
'W9
*"6ei'
6/15/5^6.
982
9/15/56-59.
2.)t31
total.
1.170
195T
i.>A9
a-1/2* troanorjr boad
a-3/)>* troatory bead
919
6/15/5«-*3-
total
91s
traaaw/ boad
1959-s^t.
2-3/lt*
1960-lUr..
2-7/8* froaoar/ bond
2-3/>»* traaanry boad
Dm..
"'^'&
l2/15/i
I.M5
1,1«5
3*
1962-Jm*.
2-1/2* trea«U7 boad
6/15/62.67.
2,111
1963-J«M.
2-3/>»* treanrr boad
2-1/2* troanr/ boad
«r3:l2:
2,831'
Dm..
2.831
3-1/k* HMO boad
2-1/2* tT«aiai7 beat
3/15/lrt-61».
6/I5/6U-69.
12/15/6«>.<5.
2-1/2* traaniy boad
2-1/2* traaaary bead
6/15/62-67.
9/15/67-72.
90
2.111
919
2.831
919
"i.Tto
3.762
2-3/lt* traa«ai7 boat
2.6U
50
95
total
196;- Bm..
1.H85
919
total
196k-ltar..
2,6U
6/1/fil....
196l-J«u.
'
982
2,611
total
Paaaaa Caaal bead
1.0^
982
9/15/56-59
99
3.762
1.1W5
95
1.>I89
1966
2,111
2. Tit
2.716
total
19<I-Dm..
2,1U
2.716
2.Uf
2-1/2* fraaavy bead
12/15/63-68.
2.831
2.831
»-l/2* traaavT bead
6/l5/6it-69.
3.7«2
3.7Ct
2-1/2* traaavy bead
9/15/67-7*.
2.716
2,716
1970
1971
19Ta-s.pt.
Inraat
y
2/
Sally traaaary (tataaaat. aad reperta to tka traaaary.
teoladaa poatal aavl^a boada aad Yadaral Bouaiac iialalatratloa debaataraa.
It akaald be aeted that aallakle laaaea appear t«l«a la tkla
tha year
aelaaa. oaee
the year of ftrat aall aad acala
of flaal aatarity. Oallabla laaoaa vttk reepaat to ahlok a
U
U
daflalta aotloa ef aall baa boea aade. hamrar. ara llatad aa
fixed atarltlea. tte akbroTlatloaa refer ta tka fellavl^
eaipeiatloaai loaa Oman' Leaa Oaiporatloa, BMoaatraotlea
riaaaoe Oaiporatlaa, Oeaaedlty Credit Oarperattaa, federal Ikia
Hartcace Ooipentiea. aM federal raklle loaal^ ioatkarl^.
32
Offerings of Marketable Issues of Treasury Bonds, Notes, and Certificates of Indebtedness
Since January 1, 1940
1/
7U
33
Offerings and Maturities of Treasury Bills, Beginning July 1, 1042
Data on nmr loaoat
I¥ti of
nav ltau«
or of
naturltj of
old Ittu*
Total bill a
Bldo BAcaptad
Maturltj
Suabor of
daja to
Atvrltj
AMOOBi Of eaata
•uboerlpkloBO
tondorad
aatiurlac
AToraca
prloa
par hoadrad
(la alllloaa
of dollara)
19te^aly
Aaovit of
IqulTalant
arara^a
rata 1/
(Parcaat)
lavu
(la alllloaa
of dollara)
eutaiaadlnc
(aa of data
ahova la
firat coltam)
(la alllloaa
of dollara)
July g.
July 15.
July 22.
July 29.
19'»2-3apt.30.
Oct.
7.
Oct. lU.
Oct. 21.
Oct. 28.
91
91
91
91
91
671.5
6U6.1
650.7
679.3
6U5.2
99.909
99. 90!
99. 908
99.907
99.907
0.360
0.365
0.365
0.368
0.370
150.1
150.1
150.1
AU€. 5Au«. 12.
Au«. 19.
Auf. Z6.
loT. U.
BOT. 12.
lOT. 18.
for. 25.
91
92
91
91
581.0
59U.0
711.5
891.6
99.906
99.905
99.906
99.907
0.372
0.372
0.372
0.369
250.7
251-7
251.0
Sapt. 2.
•apt. 9.
Sapt. 16.
Iapt.17.
Sapt. 23.
Sapt.;0.
Dae.
2.
Dae.
9.
Dae. 16.
91
91
91
872.9
709.8
882.3
99.907
99.907
99.907
0.367
0.368
0.369
Dae. 23.
Dae. 30.
91
91
797.1
725.6
99.906
99.906
0.370
0.373
301.9
Oct.
7.
Oct. lU.
Oct. 21.
Oct. 28.
19>>3-Ju. 6.
Jan. 13.
Jan. 20.
Jan. 27.
91
91
91
91
773.8
99.907
99.906
99.906
99.906
0.369
0.373
0.373
0.373
300.1
301.2
351.9
350.3
loT.
U.
»0T. 12.
lOT. 18.
loT. 25.
Tab.
3.
Tab. 10.
Tab. 17.
Tab. 2U.
91
90
91
91
905.7
1.013.2
0.373
0.373
0.371
0.370
352.6
350.7
l.l??."*
1.1119.2
99.906
99.907
99.906
99.907
Dae. 2.
Dae.
9.
Dae. 16.
Dae. 23.
Dae. 30.
»u.
3.
Mar.
Kar.
Mar.
Mar.
10.
17.
2U.
31.
91
91
91
91
91
1.280.3
1,222.9
1.293-8
1.820.8
930.3
99.907
99.907
99. 908
99.908
99.90B
0.368
0.367
O.36U
0.363
0.365
Apr.
7Apr. lU.
Apr. 21.
Apr. 28.
91
91
91
91
,8U2.6
,888.7
.306.7
,016.7
99.910
99.908
99.907
99.906
0.357
0.363
0.366
0.370
505.1
50U.6
91
91
1,301.8
99.907
99.906
99.906
99.906
0.369
0.372
0.373
0.375
500.1
501. 1»
501.5
501.2
7.62U.U
7.830.8
Tab. 17.
Tab. 2U.
May
May
May
May
Kar.
Har.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
8,U30.0
8.630.U
8,831.8
9.032.7
I9l»3-J»».
1.
6.
Jan. 13.
Jas. 20.
Jan. 27.
Tab.
3.
r»\,.
10.
5-
12.
19.
S6.
98U.8
893.8
l,0ltU.9
2,810.2
3,110.2
150.
251.3
300.8
301.0
301.1
3.261.1*
3,U63.2
3.663.3
3.865-5
3.965.5
C.06«.2
U.168.2
't.267.7
U.T18.2
'»,Ul9.2
U, 118.1
''.519.7
it.6i8.9
U. 719-0
U,gl8.2
't.971.5
5.125-7
5.873.3
5,U21t.O
5.573.2
353.0
5.721.'*
350.9
5.873.8
6.027.3
6.226.1
6.U25.6
6.627.5
1*02.1
UOI.5
uoi.i
1)00.2
iioo.u
827.lt
028.5
225.0
1122.7
91
I.IIU.2
91
1.05>t.7
Juaa 2.
Juaa 9.
Juaa 16.
Juna 23.
June 30.
91
91
91
91
91
1.382.3
1.308.7
1.389.9
1.101.1
99.907
99.906
99.906
99.906
99.906
0.369
0.371
0.373
0.^
0.373
0.
D.37U
503.8
50U.8
600.8
601.1
603.0
Apr. 7.
Apr. lU.
A^r. 21.
Apr. 28.
July 7.
July lU.
91
91
91
91
l.lOU.l
1.359.6
1.622.3
1.5«5.«
99.905
99.906
99.906
99.906
0.371*
July 21.
July 28.
0.373
0.371
0.378
600.1
601.5
701.5
702.2
May
Nay
U.
kof.
tag. 12.
Auc. 19.
Anc. 26.
91
92
92
92
1.388.6
1.509.3
1.566.7
1.37«.7
99.906
99.909
99.905
99.905
0.373
0.372
0.373
0.373
701.9
707.8
703.0
700.8
10.2liJ*.5
Sapt. 2.
Sapt. 9.
98
98
98
92
98
1.381.6
l.»37.8
99.905
O.37U
99.9011
o.37>t
701.3
705.3
11.057.7
11.261.1
99.905
99.90^
99.90U
0.37k
0.37U
0.37U
n2.2
11. '159. 1*
ll.663.l1
99.90U
99.90U
99.905
99.90U
0.375
O.375
801).
0.3711
90>t.7
3-
10.
17.
2U.
31.
5.
U.
MV
19.
26.
Mar
Jsaa
2.
Juaa 9*
Juna 16.
Juna 23.
Juaa 30.
July 7.
July lU.
July 21.
July 28.
Sourcal
Sapt.lfi.
Sapt.23.
Sapt. 30.
Oct.
7.
Oct. lU.
Oct. 21.
Oct. 28.
98
98
98
92
1.39'».5
1.305.8
l,176.>i
1.3'«.5
1.580.3
1.373.8
Ikta on aaw ioauaa coaa froa Publlo Dabt Sanrleai aaouat af
BAturll^ laaua and total bllla outotaadlac ara oa l^ly
Traaaury Stataaaat baaia.
802.1
805.1
•OU.O
O.37U
laok Tl^uraai Aanual Raporta of
1/ Baak dlaoouat baala.
901.8
tlia
8. 032.1*
8,231.9
9,231*.'*
9, '09.'*
9.6J»1.9
9.81*5.0
lO.OU.U
10,1*'*3.6
10.6U8.U
10.852.9
11.863.9
12.062.5
12.259.7
12,358.7
12.^59.8
Sacraiaxy af tba traaony.
8
,.
.
..
3
2
3^
Sales of United States Savings Bonds
Table 1.- Summary, by Series
(In milllone of dollara)
Analyale of net change
PlBcal year
or BOiith
Amonnt
out standi Dg
end of
fiscal year
or month 1/
Groea aalea
Het
change
during
fiscal year
or Bonth
fiedemptlona
Accrual
of
redemption
ralues
MJuatsent
Total
fonds
recelred
of ealea
reported
to funde
recelred 2/
All
Sales
"eported
2/
serlM U/
+1,1*09.3
+5,8711.2
1,1192.11
5.9911.1
-65.1
-12.8
19'*3
6e.o
316.1
799-6
1.237.7
l,g6g.l
2.90U.7
U,3lU.o
10,188.2
21,256.2
+11,068.0
11,788.7
igUa-Jnly
11,077.8
+889.7
900.9
11.751-a
+673.3
697.3
Septeaber.
12, 1*78.
+727.6
75^.7
-72.7
October.
.
13,380.8
+902.0
935.0
+130.7
Norember
.
lU,078.9
+698.0
73't.6
+8.5
726.1
6.7
December.
15,0119.8
+970.9
l,0lll.2
-23.9
1.038.1
ll.U
I6,2lt6.1
+1,196.3
1, 2U0.lt
+7.2
1,233.2
18.8
17,067.5
+821.11
887.2
+•7
886.5
10.5
Kerch
17.890.7
+823
9UI1.3
+6-7
937.5
10.2
April
19,267.0
+1,376.3
1, 1169-7
-75.5
1,5115.2
9.I1
Kay
20,507.11
l,2ll0.1l
1.335-0
+75.5
1.259.5
9.1
June
21,256.2
+7I18.8
875-5
+29.9
8115.6
111. It
July
22,030.2
+7711.1
889-7
-16.7 p
906. U
1935
1936
1937
.•
1938
1939
igw
19U1
19U2
An^att .
.
.
19lt3-JBnau7...
Tebmary
.
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
19U0
19U1
19H2
19>t3
igUS-Jnly
in^et
.
.
.
Septeaber
October.
..
HoTeiiber .
Hecember..
\<)hyJtBsurj
.
.
Tebnazy.
•Uroh
April
"V
June
Jul/
+62.0
62.6
+2511.1
+I183.5
+I138.O
26I1.O
512.6
587.5
+630.5
+1,036.6
1,108.7
Original
purchase
price i/
62.6
26U.0
512.6
187.5
68I1.5
•5
1.2
7-2
17.1
28.0
6gli.5
11.2
36.2
66.6
82.0
I12.I
UU.3
Ul.l
108.7
557.5
006.9
11.677.6
65.0
87.5
127.6
207.lt
glis.3
-3.3
9011.2
lit.3
+27.3
669.9
8.2
827. U
7-2
SOU.
7.2
J
22.6
1I18.1
138.2
Interest
aocroed
y
35
Sales of United States Savings Bonds
Table 1.- Summary, by Series
-
-
(Continued)
(Continued)
.
.
67
,....
...
3
U
3
5
9
72
9
1
U
85
28
6
36
Sales of United States Savings Bonds
-
(Continued)
Table 2.- Sales Reported by Series, Classified by Denomination
Sal«i in mllllozLB of dollart at itvoa price
Tltcal year
or month
Total
denoainatloni
Percenter dlitribntlon of sales
Beaoml nation
»25
»50
$100
$500
$1,000
$10,000
$5,000
Total
all
denominatlons
Denomination
$25
$50
$100
$500
$1,000
$5,000
$10,-00
Series I
Ik.k
Ul.l*
203.1
13-3
613.1 3U2.8 816. U
3.5^1-3
8,180.5 2.951.8 L.068.'1*1 .695.2
19U1 1/
191*2
191*3
19lt2-July
500.5
m
38.0
39.7
36.5
21.1*
ZL.l*
IS.
lU.l
21.6
11.7
11.1
12.3
100.0
100.0
100.0
"^
12.2
13.2
13.8
19.1*
12.1*
19.0
18.8
10.9
10.5
30.1
32.6
63.0
11.7
12.7
Ik.S
20.9
21.5
19.1
ll*.8
13.9
9.6
22.5
19.3
13.5
1*2.5
1U.5
18 .9
9.9
lU.2
1.2
2.8
6.3
5-3
18.9
28.3
27.6
22.1*
i*.U
23.2
27-5
27.7
19.8
21.0
21.1
31-3
32.3
30.3
2U.O
23.7
90.1
69.8
100.7
100.0
103.0
.
15.9
100.0
100.0
100.0
131*. 1
301.1*
.
11.8
90.9
100.0
100.0
100.0
709.0
.
11.
231.5
208.
July p
13.5
22.3
22.0
152.2
13U.7
6U.3
121.0
122.9
98.8
•Jxine
22.5
128.0
310.3
315.6
287.5
April
May
12.0
13.3
13.2
215.6
1.030.6
967.8
668.8
February.
March
31.8
37-3
37.1
181*.
83.1
98.2
.
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.5
68.5
75.0
629.2
712.7
.
100.9
69.1
86.3
157.2
119.3
133-8
270.2
2U1.6
290.3
191*3- January
31.8
17.9
68.2
60.5
91-5
811.
.
1*6.0
18.1
12.2
125.5
116.0
160.9
222.6
215.2
272.3
202.1*
20.0
23.1
20.7
78.1*
585.6
5U2.6
7t5.6
.
5U5.1
6.5
9.7
13.1
61*.
October.
HoTember
December.
.
7.1
17.3
36.1
112.8
97.9
119.8
ftuo.s
.
997.6
100.0
100.0
100.0
20.1*
1,127.1*
1.1*67.5
93.'»
60.2
58.6
72.1
August
September.
.
1*0.7
61*1.6
7'*.5
101.3
99.1*
67.3
50.3
76.5
119.6
116.7
115.3
186.
13.7
13.6
20.2
15-7
16.0
22.7
18.5
16.2
Series f
1/
75.0
9
2.1
I9U2 2/
1*37-0
71*6.9
1.3
3-9
19-3
27.1*
2l*.l
39.6
75-3
ks.k
69.2
.2
.2
.2
2.0
1.5
1.8
u
1*9.5
1*1.9
.2
.2
191*1
19l»3
191*2- July
Au^et
.
.
.
September.
October.
November
December
191*3- January
.
.
IU.2
123.7
205-7
13.6
92.0
167-3
100.0
100.0
100.0
1*.U
306.5
3.t
17.5
13-3
19.2
1U.9
10.2
lU.6
37.U
20.7
30.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
2.6
3.2
2.6
3.1
2.6
3.9
15.5
13-5
19.7
12.2
10.0
16.6
13.9
22.9
100.0
100.0
100.0
3.8
15.lt
l.l
6.1
3-2
2.7
2.5
16.3
lU.g
10.1
9.5
38.8
23.6
18.1
100.0
100.0
100.0
2-7
3.7
3.7
i*.3
50.3
2.3
'».5
23.1*
i*.o
10.7
100.0
100.0
100.0
1*.2
100.0
.
65.1
•
5
1.6
2.6
.
75.6
.3
2.1
50.9
.3
lt3.7
•
3
^•1
1.6
5
.6
2.8
2.9
l*.7
23.2
29-5
17.2
.1*
1.5
2.2
U.O
8.9
11.1*
8.5
.
February.
March
April
May
120.8
71.9
June
31*.
July p.
•
, .
•
12.1*
11.7
32.1*
35.6
1*1*.
173.1*
3.2
18.2
21.0
21*.
21.5
2U.3
26.7
19.
6.6
6.3
26.8
32.2
31.9
2U.U
23.9
25.6
3.1*
6.2
32.1
23.8
100.0
100.0
100.0
1.2
2-5
2.9
2.7
5.6
6.8
20.1
29.1
17.9
19.9
19.1
100.0
100.0
100.0
2.2
2.7
2.7
1*.8
22.3
27.6
28.6
21.5
100.0
100.0
100.0
3.2
3.5
3.2
7-1
100.0
100.0
100.0
2.1
100.0
100.0
100.0
5.6
19.6
21.8
Series
191*1
1/.
1*51.1*
191*3..-.
2.027.8
2,750.1
191*2
19l*2-July
Au^st ....
September.
October..
NoTember.
December.
19l*3-January
5.2
50.6
80.6
12.2
112.7
187.2
90.7
576.0
800.2
328.1*
7.1
181.1
213.0
1*.9
15.7
10.6
13.0
73.2
50.0
60.9
12.0
10.5
16.7
'•7.3
30.3
61.5
U8.5
70.2
1*8.1
8U.9
19.1
12.5
13.0
80.1
52-5
186.
100.3
5-7
169.2
IU1.6
5.0
227.1*
7.1*
5.1*
7.1*
.
February.
March ....
206.4
181.2
5.1'
April.
May...
June.
393.8
219.8
IU2.2
12.2
9.6
5.0
30.1*
July p.
161.8
5.U
Source:
P
Baports of gross sales.
Preliminary.
5.5
53.9
80.
52it.lt
52.0
35-6
1*5.8
36.1*
262.1*
885.0
1.157.7
180.1*
79-8
87.7
5l*.l
31*.
55.2
32.6
71*.
126.7
79.1
U9.U
82.3
11*2.2
21.6
12.1
UU.U
30.1
1*5.5
IU.2
60.1
3lt.7
U7.U
65.1
1/
2/
5.9
6.1
28.1*
15.8
19.7
31.8
33.U
21.5
7.1*
7.3
30.9
a.
2.6
3-1
5.5
6.1
7.2
23.2
26.2
15.2
16.5
18.0
3.5
7.7
9.8
8.5
31*.
20.9
20.2
21.2
3.3
8.7
37.2
21.5
30 .u
32.2
36.0
21.1*
Sales of Series I, F, and G bonds commenced May 1, 19!*!.
Sale of $25 denomination Series f bonds began in January 191*3.
..
.
37
Sales of United States Savings Bonds
(Continued)
-
Table 3.- Sales Reported by Series, Classified by States
PART A
(
Fiscal year
igUs
191*3
-
SERIES E
Id thoUBandi of doll&rs at iBiua prices)
l')'*Z
July
Au£.
Sept.
19113
Oct.
Hot.
Dec.
Mar.
Apr.
May
July
_JE
ilabana
Arizona
28,996
91,272
2l!W»
27,81*6
52,761*
6,671
1,626
5,262
2,92l*
2,522
37,157
3,306
11.180
33. '35
3,1*12
51*3
638.877
62,132
168,258
•
Arlcaasas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
260,592
2lt,8lt5
77.
1.1*22
9,91*8
Delaware
Dist. of Columbia
Tlorlda
7,629
21,82U
1,103
l,12l*
3lt.827
8;, 11*3
89,1*96
1*,1*3'*
39.565
l*.76o
l*.563
Georgia
35.6U2
9U,52l»
5.1*21
5,007
9,Sl40
27,81*5
282,055
575.056
1.285
38.891
33,598
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
76,661
69,558
35,310
213.813
176,508
106,190
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
I7.7U6
Idaho
Illinois
Maryland
Massachusetts.
Michigan
"*,293
".b,SUO
5,1*81
11.801
11.056
1*.680
179,108
52,370
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
17,710
39.1*32
26.01*5
72.211
11,U66
New Tork
North Carolina...
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
PennsylTania
Bhode Island
South Carolina...
South DaJcota..
Tennessee
Texas
.
Alaska
Canal Zone
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands.
Other possessions
.
Unallocated
Total
829
36.526
3.676
11.739
56,102
63,819
51,828
5,81*0
17,871*
6,1*78
17,21*0
1*.995
10,868
2.0l*0
2,012
7,771
6,950
1.872
8.099
9.160
1,1*96
1.692
7,252
7,860
1*.675
2.613
5.359
5.257
7,1*36
7,670
1,751
265
U7.266
15,323
10,692
7.823
19,778
21,560
13.288
9.017
17.885
12.U26
8,320
19.696
18,270
10,681
25,761*
20,11*5
9,01*9
23,975
16,650
23,801
17.S15
13,827
17.1172
12.1*55
7.60it
13.961*
7.lt35
5.1*63
5.196
6.01U
10,130
6,606
7,282
12,ll23
7,23lt
7.8lt7
193
2.87^
2.672
10,923
7.189
7,61*0
7,1*31*
13,221*
3,195
2.1*16
8,169
3,339
uiu48
7.188
9,261*
10.1*72
12.911
18,61*8
27,666
29.31*1*
9,202
23.953
12,81*7
20,322
3,782
19,836
29,1*51*
30,71*5
2ll,718
9,136
23,653
3'*,1*52
32,550
39.191*
1*3,1*19
38,131*
I18.697
69.1*73
55.513
1*0,537
39,
10,772
3.579
12,013
11.13U
3,899
13,165
16,691
5,193
16,991
16,279
5,396
18,957
12,712
13,'tlt8
31*,
629
4,129
15,715
9,376
29,260
21,235
5.503
24. 831
11,595
223
333
12,222
3,252
15,139
2.582
3,987
956
l*,0l»8
l*.053
5,852
950
6,565
1,113
2,786
5,536
2,807
6,616
893
8,081
11,382
1,290
3.359
10.913
1,612
2,317
27,650
1,316
2,31*8
30.01*7
2,806
36,902
2,036
lllt,815
10,91*8
7.1*19
1.791
18,505
909
1,600
16,688
880
1.829
2,300
1,751*
23,21*1
23,631*
927
1,171*
19,993
1,058
931
1,575
1.306
72.866
8.923
1.650
77.332
6,1*1*3
5lt.990
5,9l*U
31.152
27.876
31*. 035
31.980
S2,ll*3
l*,U7l
lt.671*
107.671*
6.337
5,67'*
5.052
7.038
5.561*
37.39l»
283,782
626,051
35.058
2l*,293
53.71*8
8,51*0
I.79I*
7.062
70,221
9.361
2,635
89,287
11,650
1*,1*07
1*0,61*8
5.1*78
6,1*39
15 1*73
10.091
9,983
6U1
3,380
59.356
5,878
5,059
59,059
5,020
5,122
1*9,621*
51.762
7l*,7i'3
73,336
3,019
U,o66
5,l*6l|
5.555
6,677
6.1*05
53.269
U,0l6
51,730
3.763
l*,it87
6,073
l*.12lt
'',551*
2,765
10, 956
28,853
2,1*52
3.361
13.059
3.136
11.008
37,823
1.960
7,708
23,001*
2,905
7,922
26.963
2l*.8lt8
2,231
7.689
25,653
3.716
1.527
15,756
2,851
986
11,302
3.068
1,159
12.^93
521
1.850
16.333
2,992
1,039
11,910
3,136
1,100
11,186
16,239
7,192
16,003
1,794
12,11*5
1U,965
6,377
21.738
7.151
19.657
2.392
lit,
15,782
3,002
1.351*
1.611*
5,593
15.202
7,1*85
I.6O8
6.766
19.331
20,1*17
19,691*
3,239
8,818
26,933
33,21*2
ll*,175
1,1*63
1,507
2,170
1.300
10,296
2.6U7
91*2
1,11*3
8,291
1,658
873
9.905
1,956
8l|l*
10,391*
13,8lU
9.283
U,086
11,256
1.099
11.795
15.69U
12,566
10,911*
1*,638
11,1*86
1U,825
1,31*5
1,008
1,61*5
3. 71*2
3.911*
2,092
6,791
1.1*72
63,621*
813
3.51*1.323
8,130,538
500,1*56
1.9lt7
63,682
9.513
1.685
6,591
16.791
5
8,096
1.651
67,065
10.963
13.055
53.510
2
ltl.202
2,977
1.350
80.338
3,166
6.1*71
33.171
100,530
306,265
203
13,31*5
6,!*65
1.251
7lt.l03
9.280
11.783
5,1*22
2,156
1,960
26.5lt9
7.1*99
18,7K2
6U7
155
9,01*9
3.1*71
1.978
25.39lt
6,917
5.1*77
1*2.
5.W8
7,833
5.220
13,308
1,326
13,21*1
1.383
1*5,901
U,69lt
1,1*91*
16.8OI*
18. 630
7,163
25,561
2,511
It,
319
5,090
12,986
1,107
601
512
l*3,61tl
5,371*
ll*,8l*7
1,1*08
671
232
556
627
"31
613
530
51*7
1,007
600
8,311*
5,11*7
5,322
l*,076
l»,635
'ill
508
17
U93
Uo
582
23
1.293
17
13
321
20
62U
3,673
374
16
I.71I*
2,226
2,816
5,671
5.633
7.61*9
3.167
13.563
17,1*1*9
32.907
585,609
5it2,6itit
71*5.562
811,701*
629,206
967,762
668,769
709,012
6!i8
51*3
80
350
117
5.285
387
17
13
1,1*23
1,500
ltUo,lt67
5115,111
l*,82l*
105,581
832
783
39.381*
1*6,1*59
592
130
3,833
16U
82.583
,189
10.550
2.653
577
100
6,163
221
1,370
72.550
8,719
27,61*7
7lt8
10,71*2
1*3,91*1*
7,397
102.721*
12.71*2
1*,260
2.612
32.038
2.569
2,136
22.070
1.552
2,361
907
It.
50,1*91*
l*.l5i*
i+,338
1,71*1
880
3,l8lt
16,675
W6
1*7,796
7,571*
9,231*
3,571*
lt.S35
2,316
I*,
lit,
It,
31,001
It, 718
6.381
36,801
3.305
3,091
61,066
19.87?
6.970
31*, 1*82
2,959
315
15.837
1,726
91
1,7119
8.938
9.152
879
869
3,it38
U,l*27
190,262
77,668
7,066
2.591*
7,81*1*
gUk
9.177
3,33s
10.358
831
3,303
2.1*30
2,980
3.81*6
11,1*02
9.609
8,702
1*1*,
'*.725
9,025
8,01*7
62,606
2.328
6U.583
172.650
17.313
11,1*01
10.256
1*,602
163,931*
1.521*
8.3ii»
12.1*1*5
12,125
3,363
66,607
61*3
57.962
1.692
8.233
2.266
53.559
,1*19
27.61*2
12.9ltl
2,236
10,870
602
,816
ll*5,''59
11*. 1*73
2.230
9,293
3,1*31
1*1*.
6,917
3,156
967
8.160
62,525
It, 911
2,61*0
5l».882
6,1*22
9.919
7.550
56.272
59.222
U.II3
15,81*3
82,735
7,517
17,866
2,1*50
10,308
36I*
506.
ll*,570
7,728
8,U36
2.255
51,912
6,311
2,279
2.232
3,656
656
71*,
6,667
7,126
5.086
75.703
9,101
56.511*
6.191
2,233
3.609
5,7lt3
1*0,091
991.988
113.760
3l*,3l*9
5,'»37
11,106
3.760
005
5.938
2,218
970
587,21*9
1*2,297
11,391'
17,281*
5.596
13.522
3,976
7,729
7,697
1*1*.
25,787
303,807
36. 73!*
Washington
West Virginia....
Wisconsin
Wyoming
3.091
11,067
It,
11,760
160,538
6.973
126,056
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
195. 868
10,1*1*3
2,1*72
1*,U52
15,156
10.733
6.850
10,921*
11,213
2.776
12,619
71,181
22.973
91*, 800
7,207
2,100
6,020
ll*,l*6it
8.952
2,519
10,236
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
2.77I*
11,112
9,729
5,269
6,796
18,066
31*, 188
18,126
25.690
, .
6.201
1.820
39.072
6.2U6
18,212
19.790
1*81,637
New Hampshire.
New Jersey
New Mexico
5.770
5.170
5.680
2.252
280,091
l*,3i*0
1,711*
1*,728
2,221*
160,150
.
8.778
2,355
5,169
16,295
l*,97U
l*.923
6,551*
6,81*1
1.677
3.671
3.933
10,362
5.886
108,601*
5,91*2
1*1*.
2.1*07
5,61*3
5.787
1.775
3.686
1*1. OoU
87.607
910
37.361
91*,
1*9,009
11*1,217
.
1.1*37
6.269
1.675
3,235
590
I*,
1*85
303
15
557
623
u.ooo
296
18
lU
(Continued on following page)
712.666 1,030,582
.. ..
.. .
.
.. .
.
.
3«
Sales of United States Savings Bonds - (Continued)
Table 3.- Sales Reported by Series, Classified by States - (Continued)
PART B
SERIES F AND
-
COMBINED
(In thonaandt of dollart at lesua prlcat)
Placal year
igua
Alabama.
Arlsona.
Arkaneas
July
19U3
13.099
U,S32
1J.738
•
19U3
191*2
Stats
Sept.
Aag,
Oct.
Hot.
Jan.
Tab.
Mar.
Apr.
391
1,250
1*55
3.U5U
1.246
1.658
1.61*9
1.387
751
1,200
1.592
512
708
lU.OOl
2,316
5.585
30.03I*
19.121
3.079
9.371
2,2»*8
1*,725
ll,8Ul
1.378
3.736
17,616
1,626
6,219
801
2,841
2,339
903
2,721
1,621*
S16
4,791*
it.707
2,38l*
6.973
2,651*
7.001
1.73I*
99U
33.391*
952
23,584
32.007
8,i*a
16,578
5.399
550
1.019
1,688
52U
2,552
UlU
1,921
778
8U1*
1,21*3
1,21*6
1U5
13.11*5
ll*,l*Ol*
15.026
1.898
5.381*
2,723
5,020
2.629
7.282
1.1*50
l*.127
23.001
8,196
11,496
18,302
59.89U
29,71*6
81,128
Delairara
11,910
907
1,817
1.766
969
1.996
3.796
802
1.735
1.093
1.953
3,281*
,l»55
22,219
1,272
3.321
3.716
1,083
Si.
12,326
33.757
36.705
1.137
Slat, of ColnnMa
Florida
1,91*6
2,70**
2.538
681
17.982
7.339
202,041
37.831
8,031
272,112
3.965
770
33.306
1,91*8
2.393
2,066
3.1*39
508
1*6?
31*0
'•Si
,968
,278
3.871*
535
20,568
23.390
15.721*
9.31'»
20,757
39.675
18. 076
2,083
798
21,319
Indiana.
1*5.133
063
115
7.082
6.075
3.5^5
5.892
i*.6l9
12,11*4
3.W1
2,91*8
3^.897
.675
3,121*
2,306
2.077
4,109
7.993
2.533
10.807
Kanaaa.
5,611*
2.71*1
5,1*08
lU,it«6
11,001
8,783
3,222
5.080
30,676
79.52»t
71.1*32
5.JU2
Iowa.
Eantncky.
loulalana.
Malna
2'*,
516
'*3,755
601
5.311*
,831
310
2,683
1.253
1,690
2,970
1,261
7.769
9.710
20,21*5
2.537
2,071
1.009
3.177
1*5,1*61
2,809
5.956
1.235
2,671*
21,651
16,570
3.991
2.297
1,261
252
1*,321
9. ''51
8,80l*
1*,152
10,91*0
s'.mt
7.201
U.881*
13.119
9.088
.
11*0,602
.
Oaorgla.
Idaho
Illlnola.
.
.
Maryland
Haaaaohnaetta.
Michigan
Mlnneaota.
Mlaelaaippl.
Missouri
.
^7
Montana.
Nebraska.
Nerada.
7,008
611*
3.W6
1,61*6
3.315
71*0
l*.278
8,038
25.7?7
13.2U3
15,121*
7.1*52
5.11*0
1,206
5.728
1.330
U.95I
2.887
6.81*8
8,726
2.555
9.297
5.353
1.231
1*.680
5.72I*
lt.963
10,922
5.199
14,572
815
1,227
888
2.696
97U
2,588
3. 871*
3.316
269
30l»
171*
928
755
2,367
397
729
1,1*70
B56
6.265
576
1.099
11.879
675
2.857
12,310
680
1.177
7,118
667
1.309
7.865
216
1,061
15.316
999
843
10,492
867
6.551*
38.317
3.167
U16
82.836
7.171
1.387
1*3.532
28,1*66
4,221
1.168
2,226
444
10.662
1.137
1.186
41,294
3.876
3.8O5
8.446
2,689
3.791
10,528
1,231
1.555
17,918
1.297
44.705
21,728
15.71*3
2.791*
2,a3
1.1*77
3. 321*
2.209
1.358
1.478
6,322
10.52?
882
558
ll*,132
30,1*11*
2,1*83
1.275
228
677
1.931
357
966
8.771
996
9.838
868
8.167
686
U.
762
509
399
1*1*,
62,776
5.13«
715
35.201
3,120
732
30.ojii2
236
72,51*0
1*2,816
3.56
l*,957
2.1*67
7.515
915
2,021
685
757
840
1,775
9UI
Ohio
Oklahona.
Oregon
119,098
16.587
22,095
203,827
25.095
32,892
23.133
2.973
3.6U1
12,261*
15,066
2,103
2,527
12,025
9.6?9
1,1*48
20.721*
2.031*
25.120
3.176
14,866
l,3»t7
2,71*1
2,131
21*3,285
28,061*
9. ''59
297.1*30
3't.il7
19. 817
3.695
1.761
2,262
21.793
1.557
20,81*3
30,1*21*
25,071
1,661
1.783
21,712
18,1*81
10,1*16
39,lito
196
110.993
5.019
7.1*7U
5,81*2
28,011*
3.077
51*.
25,898
11,780
1*2,205
3.690
506
2,1*13
6,581
567
807
2,1*56
1,11*6
2,716
7,81*2
2,376
6,456
8,546
21,676
1,420
9.533
1*73
i*«5
U71
637
1*18
1.588
357
579
551*
668
,271*
608
2,960
l*.e28
2,733
1,062
5.530
303
3.381*
3.053
1.278
1.301*
8,11*6
5,882
17,367
3,010
2.51*9
65
1.577
125
2,801*
2,132
920
17.905
86,336
6,010
98
1.891
17.999
7.115
1.817
X.
5.097
286
75
127
1,176
178
1.500
180
899
.122
.172
5.932
836
1.303
6,498
3.67!*
2,875
8,095
653
709
5.263
3,008
1.291
3.709
3.607
2.063
6.839
6,002
3.891
2,41*7
1.1*02
3.235
962
11.009
5.587
502
570
71*7
6.608
323
2l*2
7.139
2,047
13.019
702
6.14U
1.367
8.996
1.117
2,928
843
U.863
235
57
llt3
lOl*
1.21*3
1,1*42
962
111
498
761
312
118
325
922
236
152
303
1.356
555
96
1,5«5
262
156
86
2,271
157
II
985
170
119
1*6J
51
31*7
1
1
28
28
l*.768
5,181
1.791
s,>Ao
772
3.'*96,973
't03.735
229,1*69
Haporta of groaa aalea.
Prellalnaiy.
Leae than $500.
71*7
285
3. 819
119.753
1,81*3
3,211*
31.758
1*37
11,324
1*,02>*
1.297
389
1*35
1,570
182
978
2,61*6
5U6
1,1*61*
25.937
1.852
1.683
It.
1*67
U,268
,293
,777
53.701
1.839
1,815
1.387
51*.
271
81*5
1,61*1
581
538
3,971
43?
2,71*1
1.279
7.1*89
2,888
7,289
1*91*
50I*
,2, 1*61*,
520
3.089
8,698
1,21*9
i*,i*e7
736
26
507
1,1*13
7.901*
Canal Zone
HaKall
Puerto Blco
Virgin Islands...
Other poaeeaelona
1*72
682
3,997
11,003
1,617
2,020
680
792
Uaaka
Source:
p
3,240
1.233
6,093
92.319
3.586
1.076
Total
7.599
1.351
7.225
3.571*
1,265
627,986
1*1*, 65U
10,937
Unallocated.
5.090
1*,922
580,1*31
26,071*
Washington
West Virginia
Vlscoualn
WyOBlng
2.638
7.731*
1,1*31
How Tork
Horth Carolina.
North Dakota...
Virginia.
4,209
17.772
19.255
7,791
507
.
7,2l»U
ll*,217
9.073
69,692
21,812
8U.266
ll*,206
Temont
2,928
11.663
6.361
l*,031
7,025
Utah
1.785
1,032
lt.076
U8,76l
.
3.11*3
2.1*19
1,641
l*,970
9,031*
.
2.71*9
1.761*
l»,327
U,l*58
3.872
1*1*3
South Dakota.
Tennessee.
Texas
1,801*
1*,995
9. 1*73
1.630
.
4,482
106,363
1*1*1
.
6,819
6,610
3.607
65,040
ii*,it03
.
1.961
327
13.01*5
2,892
12.873
7.778
2,3%
FennaylTanla.
fihode Island...
South Carolina.
918
1.133
2,208
6,68U
27,111
51*,
11,090
93,39?
.
Sew Hanpahlra.
Hev Jeraejr ....
Nav Hexloo
3.1*«5
779
12.196
1.632
3.996
17l*,999
10,061
68,651
.
5.'»55
3.751
1.869
l,82l*
June
to, 093
lUl»,199
1*9,069
.
.
221*,
'.396
90?
854
32,1*78
l*.639
21,283
2,897
10,391
California.
Colorado.
Connect lent.
May
282,261
13
15
32
5"
218,692
183.1*29
292.501
1*21.501*
21
332
257.317
22l*.868
511*,6l0
2U5
220
291.739
176,848
39
Participation In Payroll Savings Plans For United States Savings Bondsl/
9
5
8
..
....
U
8
7
Ho
^
Sales of Treasury Savings Notes
Table 1.- Summary of Sales and Redenptlons, by Series
(Par value - In millions of dollars)
Bedemptions
Amoiint
?iacal year
or month
outatartding
end of
fiscal year
or month
Hot change
during
fiscal year
or m^nth
Sale
191+2
3.0lU.^
+3.0lit.5
1»,138.9
7.'*95-''
U, 1*80.
8.758-5
.
.
October.
KoTember.
December.
.
igh3- January..
February.
March
U.09U.I*
20.7
iiu.g
1*6.1
1*1*.8
1.2
1*8.6
91*1.1
19.7
5.702.5
6,38U.l
739.0
681.
781.6
1.312.3
6,748.8
7.12'*.7
36U.8
375.9
U56.6
6.3U5.6
-779.1
1*1(6.8
1.225.9
1.632.9
't.963.5
1. 1*36.
38O.I4
-667.5
1*82-2
1*68.1
July
7.677-9
182.5
1*11*.
Sari.B
5U.8
2S6.7
i.
29.
35.3
531-5
527.3
38.6
U2.6
630.8
56.3
37.8
626.2
86.
78.8
1.21U.1
1.8
2.0
11.8
196.0
101.8
1.135.6
176.6
97.0
1.119.8
15.8
231-5
211*. 1*
17-1
88.1
1*52.9
7.'»95.'t
19U2-J\ily
1.103.7
826.1*
'».137.1
382.7
Hedeemed
for cash
l,12U.l*
i*.209.3
+397.S
+31(2.1
7.782.5
8,162.9
I9U3
68.3
388.2
U17.9
977.9
3.356.6
3.739.3
April
May
June
19^
in payment
of taxes
Total
19^3
19U2-July
August.
Soptemher.
BecelTed
Exchanged
80.
II
1(.9
k.6
19.5
1(.8
2/
72.2
17.1(
16.6
.8
211.9
33l(.7
122.7
lll*.0
8.7
5.5
U.g
.3
.1
3
.2
5.0
lt.9
.1
.1
51*.
August ....
September.
60.3
65.1
112.7
U7.6
6.0
5.1
52.6
October. .
November.
December.
167.0
200.1
276.0
5U.3
33.1
75.9
5^.7
33.5
86.0
.1*
.2
.2
.2
.2
10.1
9.8
.3
309.1*
33. u
10.5
13.0
15.3
1.0
2-5
1.8
.5
.6
-33.3
1*8.6
1*6.3
2.3
9.5
6.5
21.8
7.8
12.3
1.2
11.1
1.2
.1*
.8
.5
•
.U
19h3-January...
February.
March
320.0
286.6
April
May
June
296.1
302.7
266.7
-35-9
ItO.U
38.3
2.2
July
251-2
-15-5
15-5
13-3
2.2
2.959.7
76U.8
2.959.7
l(,o66.7
-2,195.0
877.1
68.2
1,107.0
3.003.9
1.087.1
2,933-3
19.9
70.6
3.296.3
1*5.6
i*i*.5
1.1
1*8.6
35.0
526.5
29-3
522.5
5-7
U.O
•5
Sarlai B 3/
I9U2
I9U3
August. .
September.
3.67l(.2
336.6
377.8
1*12.8
3.181.2
-1*93.0
82.1
October...
Noramber*.
December. .
3,067.1*
-113.7
19»*2-July
.
191*3- January..
February.
March
April
May
Jun.
July
3,026.0
-1(1.5
2.1*32.7
-593-2
2,361*.2
2,311.1*
1,1*87.2
-68.5
-52.8
382.2
-fS2k.2
19.7
91*. 1
56.1
UI.5
593.2
589-0
U.2
67.1*
52.1*
1.1
822.0
2.2
68.5
52.8
821*. 2
36.
.1*
1,393.8
87.3
6.1
1, 31(9.7
1*2.0
2.2
76U.8
-58U.9
58U.9
711.0
-53-7
53-7
(Continued on following page)
581*.
52.7
.9
.
.
kl
Sales of Treasury Savings Notes-^ - (Continued)
Table 1.- Sumnary of Sales and Redemptions, by Serles-(Continued)
(Par Talue - In mllllont of dollart)
B«daDq}tlons
Aoount
or month
out standi DC
and of
flBoal yaar
or Bontb
Bet chanc*
dorlne
flacal 7«ar
or Bonth
Salot
Sarlaa C k/
191*3.
19U2-Saptanbar.
Ootoliar.
6.U6U.O
+6.U6U.O
8U3.3
+8U3.2
1.729.1
SoTambar.
Oaoaabar.
19U3- January..
February.
March
April.
May...
Juna.
July.
6.715.7
Kxohao^d
Total
HecelTad
in payavnt
of tazaa
Badaamod
for oaah
HS
Sales of Treasury Savings Notes
-
(Continued)
Table 2.- Sales of Series C Notes, Classified by Denomination^
Fiscal jaar
or month
. .
.
U
8
.
*3
Sales of United States Savings Stamps
Table 1.- Sunmary of Sales and Redemptions
(in thoueandi of dollars^
Parcantago distribution
of redamptlons
Rademptlona
iaouut outstanding
•nd of fiscal
year or nonth ij
Tlsc&l yaar
or month
Hat chane*
daring fltcal
7«ar or aonth 1/
Salaa
1/
Total
i/
5.29U
5.11*3
166. 3IH
161, OUg
I9UI kj
19U2
'^
W^ igUl^Bae
15l*l
[tog.
6,o«7
9U3
6a
lU7.57>>
Ixehan£«d for
United St«Ui
•arln^ bonds
19U2.
308.
igits
213.350
A5,620
590,268
5to,6U7
igUa-Jnly
August ....
September.
1B0,972
187,618
191*, 010
+lU,63l
53.815
•.^,6i»7
itlt,5lt6
39.165
37.900
+6,392
1*7,682
1*1,290
October.
November.
December.
SOS.OWt
215,805
+12,031*
53.11*1
1*1,107
39.077 1/
29.955
38,38U
19U3-Januar7..
rebniary.
March
22U,901
+9,ia
5.536
221,3ltO
22lt,356
226.216
April.
May...
June.
227.989
July.
6/ 2/
6/ 2/
1*3.920
[127,91*8
18.1t6?
100.0
100.0
100.0
S7.1
12.9
100.0
100.0
90.0
90.0
88.6
10.0
10.0
36,188
26,220
32,988
U.919
3.736
5.396
100.0
100.0
100.0
68.0
87.5
12.0
12.5
85.9
lU.l
8,258
100.0
100.0
100.0
86.8
86.7
13.2
13.3
15.2
87.2
86.7
8U.8
12.8
13-3
15.2
85.1
1U.9
100.
7.1*31*
1*0,650
7.309
1.771* 1/
-3,218
to, 791 2/
37.501
37.530
51*. 391
5.517
5,737
9,711*
100.0
100.0
100.0
31.371
5.1*71*
100.0
52.683
30.770
36,81*5
Treasury Statements coDunendng Hovember 1, 19l*2; prior
thereto, ?^st Office department.
figures *
'cvember 191*2 and 'allowing months are not strictly
comparabl
-1th earlier months because of the shift to a Dally
Treasury ^ .cement basis.
Stamps sold prior to October 1. 19l*2
were known as postal savlngB stamps and were obligations of the
Postal Savings System but subsequently became public debt obliga
13ally
it/
tlons.
Kstlmated on the basis of senples conducted by the Post Office
Department
Includes minor anoonts which were exchanged for postal savings
12.r
100.0
i*8,339
-6,075
1/
5/
87.5
3.932
3,799
It. 730
55.773
213.350
8/1/
70.U«0
1*7,958
207.275
Cash
l6g
62, 706
lt0,0l*8
Exchanged for
United Statee
sarlDgi bonds 2/
35.253
3U.101
36,561
1*71*,
66,267
51*, 667
1/
1*9.630 1/
1*3,018
1*3.267
6i*,10U
771
5/
1/
+3,561
-1,106 2/
+1.671 1/
-11,1*21
22''.
2/
^
r
,•••
Total
Cuh
u.u
81*.
certificates prior to Hoveinber 1, 19^2. These did not aggregate in
any one month more than $26 thousands nor more than OS percent of
total redemptions.
Sales and redemptions commence with Kay 1, I9UI when the special defense series of stamps went on sale. The anotuit of the old series of
postal savings stamps outstanding on April 30, 19^1 was $1^0 thousands.
Details not sTaila'ble for May, June, and July V^^\.
Net of sales less redeaptions.
See footnote l/.
Does not Include amounts transferred from Postal Savings System to the
Treasury to cover outstanding stamps.
Table 2.- Sales» Classified by Denomination
Pareentage distribution of sales
Salot 1b thousands of dollars
Fiscal year
or month
19U1.
191*2.
191*3-
all
io»i
25^
50^
$1.00
$5.00
6.087
308,621
590, 268
126.327
2.691
167,709
313,691
1,012
2g,6lU
52,506
1,130
31.583
71.693
13,250
26,0U8
10.106
7.326
8.366
29,693
2U,808
26.189
5.203
682
6,31*8
lt.935
6.326
5.950
6,oeu
2,126
10,680
8,033
28,563
20,751
22, 98U
5.150
3.595
3.
'*.939
3.62it
3.
5,600
2,1*69
209
7,798
3,075
6.1*05
2,lll2
5.652
2.110
.
1*7,
Danoalnation
Total
all
19l*2-July
August. .
September.
DenoBi nation
Total
denominations
1*00
67.1*66
851*
2,1*87
2.III*
denominations
$1.00
10|«
25i8
50^
6.6
21.9
llU.2
5U.3
53-1
16.6
9.3
8.9
18.6
10.2
12.2
100.0
100.0
100.0
55-2
55.7
si. 9
9.7
9.8
13.1*
lO.l*
12.7
100.0
100.0
100.0
53.6
53-1
52.3
9.7
9.2
8.3
12.2
12.6
12.8
51.6
52.2
51-5
7.8
11.8
11.7
100.0
100.0
100.0
21.1*
$5.00
lU.O
11.7
October.
NoTember.
December.
1*3.920
9,21*3
19lt3-January..
yebruary.
66.267
51*, 667
15.993
31*.
12, 771
28,511*
March
1*9,630
12,290
25.576
5,192
6,566
It, 001
April.
May...
June..
1*1*,
791
11.281*
23.16I*
3. 591*
5,085
1,665
U.U
3.7
9,70U
10,531
20.983
28.257
lt,57'*
1.1*29
21I.2
52.1*
8.1»
u[9U2
6.803
2.151
100.0
100.0
100.0
8.0
ous
52,68J
20.0
53.6
9.1
ll.U
12.9
l\
July.
30.770
5.1*62
15,783
2.990
U,U25
2,110
100.0
17.7
51-3
9-7
l"*.l*
6.9
53.11*1
39,077
1*0,
Dally Treasury Statements commencing
(1) Total sales:
Movemher 1, 19^2; prior thereto Post Office Department;
Based upon Post Office
(2) Dlstrltmtlon hy denominations:
Department data.
6,1*98
2,250
1,759
100.0
100.0
100.0
2U.1
23.1*
2U.g
51.7
8.3
8.1
11.
5.6
lt.7
H.U
U.2
6
7
..
.
.
2
8
9
7
U
2
H
9
2
U
U
u
9
3
u
Sales of United States Savings Stamps
-
(Continued)
Table 4.- Sales by States
(In thouaanda of dollara)
Tlacal year
19U2
igUs
19H3
July
I9U3
Sept.
*««.
Jon.
M«r
Jipr.
P
'1.215.9
1*1*2.8
177-5
302-5
ao, 132.6 39.739.1
"1.082.8
2,020
3.766.8
359-9
IU.38U.I
1,1*72.0
1,298.6
5.591.7
6.188.8
113.6
639-7
531-0
3.175.5 5.623.5
gUi.o 1.1111.7
23.612-9 39.955-1*
53U.6
1U8.3
3.81*7.1
98.9
3.170.6
7.516.9 111,150.0
H, 575-8
9.016.7
2.532.9 5.577-7
1,232.2
1,008.5
IW3.0
1,108,9
771-7
362.2
83U.g
1.67>».7
California...
Colorado
Connecticut.
Delaware
Diet, of Colw
norliJa
Ssorgla
Idaho
Ullnola
Indiana
lova
Xanaaa
Kentucky
Louisiana.
Maine
.
.
7.707
71 It. 2
6,100.1
3.705-9
Mlnneeota.
HlBeliBlppi..
MiBBOurl
.
.
Montana
Hehraska
Nerada
132.0
3.980.0
U22.1
87.2
2,833.U
3O8.9
71.2
2.211.9
l.a3.2
1.038.3
6U2.3
UlU.U
751.9
517.5
289. U
387.
U33.
297.
301.9
357.6
2IU.8
727.
2.125.
1.931-
1.632.8
1.398.1
581,1*
323.1
1,280.3
763.5
752.2
U76.6
ll2lt.7
3.203.7
1.262.7
1.222.3
720.6
U2U.I1
517-7
1,150.6
675-5
502.7
U23.6
U81.6
282.7
507.2
5U8.7
328.7
50U.6
551-7
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511.3
300.7
U63.9
562.9
309.8
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783-1*
82U.8
2,Uo6.2
2,281.0
763.7
1.975.5
2.156.2
787-9
8l|0.2
2,129-1
2,013-3
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2,U68.8
2,U05.9
2,297.1*
2.575.6
2,237.1
2,1*96.8
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292.3
1,183.7
767-8
277-9
1.328.0
801-9
267.3
1.281.U
718.
l,a9.8
642-1
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1.353.1*
203.0
173-1*
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52-6
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375-6
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2.071.5
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1.850.3
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17U.2
2,001.2
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2.152.1*
823-6
2,605.1
2,1*0.5
276.7
1.062.6
609-2
278-5
656.5
313-?
l.a3.7
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182.7
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219-9
2,205-3
116.2
180.6
1.908.5
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2.312-8
22U.6
1,975-9
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201.2
a3-7
1.763.1*
1,91*8.2
New Tork
North Carolina.
North Dakota.
53,060.7 106,753.1
9, 671*.
1.558.8
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18,269-5 32.9115-2
88.7
103-5
1*
339-8
13s.
3.555-0
761.9
279-8
5a.
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382. U
1.378.5
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507. u
510.8
1,150.8 2,276.5
13.313-7 23. 191*. 2
720.3 1.253-2
736. U
55-9
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858.5
630. U
598. U
330.2
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561.1*
55U.8
185.1
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1*03.5
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312.2
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2U9.6
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2.057.2
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81.it
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9.028.1 10,U26.5
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638.7
123-6
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8,705.6
623.0
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8,019,8
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8.939.1*
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7.835.9
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6.60U.9
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176.1
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2.567-u
325.5
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2.519.8
333-7
356-7
3.255-3
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522.1
3.076.2
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609.1
2,850.9
390.2
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2,882.0
1*37-9
1*85-7
1*33-1
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2.922-0
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5
11,322.0
3,650.8
lt.087.5
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181.
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210.2
3.971.6
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527-2
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5.172.0
2.206.3
202.0
a7.9
3,82U.8
372.9
151.7
2,838.1
292.1
121.0
162.0
112.8
1.592.9
1,61*3.5
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2.006.3
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1.71*8-9
137-u
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1,702.1
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1.686.9
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1.916
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113.5
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177-8
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169.3
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115. fc
121*. 2
5a.
585-1
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366.7
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669.7
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119.6
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2IU.O
107.5
60U.I
222.7
108.8
671.6
283-3
116.1
737.0
1U5.2
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559.1
105.5
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391-5
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601. U
320. u
905-U
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983.2
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1,217.6
95.6
1.15l*.7
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355.0
1.123.6
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672.0
379.3
1,151.U
105.6
7^5-5
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101.5
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876-0
70. U
609.2
251.5
1.03U.5
70.1
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186.2
656.5
53-9
12.8
220.8
11-9
181.6
12.0
161.5
27.3
2.5
17.9
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2U.6
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lU.5
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1-3
11.0
203.8
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30.5
21*9-3
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253-1*
15.6
212.3
32.8
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11.8
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28.5
1.3
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2,'t«9.1
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2.739-3
5. 321*. 9
1*9, 1*81*.
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Rhode Island.
South Carolin
27.075-3
3,087.6
1,U«8.2
South Dakota.
Tennessee.
Texas
832.2 1.51*5-7
2.952.8 5.685.7
11,520.8 20,136.2
963. U
2,1*36.2
705-8
I.3UI.3
7.315.2
Tlrglnla
>l,051.8
Washington..
Veat nrglnla
Wiaconsin.
Vyonlng
3.909-2 6,127.8
2.'A9.7 l».015.9
5.728.3 l2.53i*.o
1*93.6
1.018.8
66.1
192.6
1.238.7
166.8
2.1*31-5
329.0
12.5
1,051*. 6
19.1*
18.
1*60.9
953.1
69.3
11.9
130.2
19.1
li.
7H.9
18.8
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22.6
.1*
•H5,810.7
308,6a. 3 590,267.5
(l) Total sales:
132-5
1*39.0
1*55-2
288-1*
New Haapahire
New Jereey.
New Mexico
p
3.367-5
U58.6
127.6
3,101.1
1,226.6
682.8
398.9
60.6
Souroe:
112.1*
3.717-1*
U9U.5
125.9
3.593-9
1,1*00.6
m: 3
Total.
1*79.3
122.8
503.1
131.1
1,161*.
71*3-8
Adjustnent to
Dally Treaaoiy
Statenent
613.8
533-1*
500.1*
2,681.1
.7
582-3
U6U.I)
533-1
69-3
Alaska
Hawaii
Puarto Sico.
Other possessions
29U.8
531-5
85.2
U2I.U
U9U.8
1162.5
673-2
.
1*89-7
U60.7
115.5
3.373-9
381. U
.
132-3
1*53-2
1*63.6
1>18.2
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101.8
1*15.9
2
Utah
• 3
?8.;
392.9
135.2
.
119.2
U98.5
586.3
Ui*2.<
U2.9
1*71.8
131.5
519.5
600.3
12lt.3
1*1*7.0
l*59-7
.
2.325.7
216.2
797-3
123-3
181.3
OklahoBa
Oregon
3.256.6
29U.9
1.013.3
1*89.
695-5
2,062.2
1.973-6
089.
801. a
3,U86.U
37U.6
1,083-3
100.6
759-9
3.
3.3UU.8
372-9
1.090.3
9l*.U
502-3
U,5l*6-2
.
2.963.3
357-8
1,089.8
l.'*37-0
1,876.0
.
3.62U.3
376.7
1.255-6
330.6
1,235-8
1.030.7
Z.371.8
•
122.0
U05.9
1.336.2
3.01*8.7
5.785-2 9,2lU.l
1U,U13.6 27.015.7
13.7a. 26,165.8
229.
219. U
109.1
16U.2
3.602.5
3U0.U
1*50.2
lit,
193-U
3.232.9
337-5
1.350.2
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7.326-1*
296.9
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2.96U.9
315-1
1,223-U
527-1*
1,508.8
39U.9
190.2
271.9
251.1*
6U9.6
318.1
7.961.3
3,083.1
158.7
250.8
26U.7
6.122.2
3.619.3
>t.037-7
352-1
157-6
2U3.3
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5.1t27-3
2
366.2
17U.9
266.8
3119.3
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312.1*
129.1*
227.
3.'>2«.o
2,1*21*.
3U9.1
191.5
278.5
372.8
377-5
110.7
3,036.2
1.725.5
Maryland
MaeeachuBatte
Michigan
P
1.795-8
2.968.3
Llabaffla
ArlKOna
Irkanaal
June
91-9
7,223.9-11.768.0->lU,939.6 8,527.6
188.2
1*39-2
368.
.199.9
111.1*
33-5
.8
-.J10U.8
-6.622.5
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UU, 791.5
Dally Treasury Statements:
Post Office Separtaent.
Preliminary.
(2) Sales t>y States:
31*3.9
71.U
•2,585.8 20.138.8
UO,oU8.2 52,683.0 30,770.2
OWNERSHIP
OF
GOVERNMBNT
'^5-
SBCURITIB8
1^
Summary Distribution by Classee of Holders of Interest-Bearing Securities Issued
by United States Government and Guaranteed by United States
(Ib
Aid of fllOBl
Xaar or month
lllloni sf IslliTi)
^7
Summary Daia frcxn Treasury Survey of Ownership of Securities
Issued or Guaranteed by the United States, June 30, 1943
following
The
June 30,
19*^3
>
°^
United States.
covered
the
In
tables present
ownership
^^^
The
summary
large
from
securities
of
commercial and
Treasury survey,
the
Issued
guaranteed
or
savings banXs
approximately 95
account for
survey
data
and
Insurance
percent of
the
as
by
of
the
companies
holdlnj
of
-
United States Qovernment and (}overnment-guea*anteed securities held by all banks and
Insurance companies In the United States.
insurance companies
A regrouping of
following tables
insurance companies
not
be
June
for
and
compared with
on
fire,
the first time
data on
this regrouping,
the
in
life
and marine insurance companies should
casualty,
similar data
reflected for
Because of
19'^3-
"iO,
is
for prior
months.
Revisions
of
the
earlier
figures will be published in a forthcoming issue of the "Treasury Bulletin".
Table I.- Analysis of Omsrshlp by Type of Security, by Call Classes,
and by Taz-Bxenption Provisions
PART k - PAR VALUES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
Pnblla aarkatablo Lntaraat-baarlnc aoeorltloa 1/
Hald
V banka
and Inauranea ooapaalai
ooTorad In traaaurjr aorraf
Eald
0.
eiMtlfleatlsB
I.
Total
aaonat
ontataadlac
748 Inaoranoa ooapanlaa
6,275 ^aaka
total
7.023
Inatltutlons
tij
S.
OoTammant
asonclaa
549
and traat
199
flra,
funda, and
Ufa
oaaoalty.
Tedaral
Inauranca and marina Boaerro
conpanlaa Inanranoa
Banka 2/
ooapanlaa
490
5.785
ooaaor- ntnal total
otal
aarlBca
baako
banka
Eald by
all
othor
Inroatora
I7 t7p« (f aMnrltr
SMvrltlM Isnud ^7 United StatM
Tr«aanr7 bill,
U.SSk
6.677
6.523
6.502
21
154
145
9
3.826
1.361
Crtlfloatsf of lad«M»da*n
l£,S6l
10.312
10.008
9.823
184
305
HI
193
1.143
5.106
Tr«a«U7 not*,
9>l6<
5.931
5.655
5.500
155
276
16?
112
835
2,402
Tr«anx7 ^ondt
57.520
»io.393
28.951
24.226
4.725 11,442
9.944
1.497
4.513
12.615
196
13
12
12
1
309
265
44
2«5
751
5.161 12.486
10,630
1.856
10.636
22.385
Otb«r bonds
Ooanntood loraoo
^
total
ZI.
>7
'».083
2.9«7
2.678
2,602
99.533
66.31a
53.826
48.665
149
1
Mil SlMMO
Dw
or flrot boeoalac oallablo
Vlthln 1 Tou
35.811
21.031
20.018
19.658
360
1,012
690
322
5.826
8.95'»
20,8U3
1'«.955
13.069
12.358
710
1.886
1,446
440
1.750
4.139
23.051
17.7U6
15.059
13.160
1.899
2.687
2.166
521
1.185
4.120
10 to i; jroart
6.641
H.235
2.578
2.096
482
1.657
1.3W*
313
653
1.753
15 to SO joari
3.653
2.5^3
822
550
271
1.722
1.581
l4l
294
S16
9.309
5.782
2.27"*
835
1.439
3.507
3.388
119
927
2.600
23
21
6
14
14
99.333
66.312
53.826
48,665
5.161 12.486
10.630
1.856
10,636
iz.yg^
58
24
35
340
1.644
1 to 9
7oart
J to 10 joart
Oror 20 /oaro
radoral HonalJi« idalalotratlon dobontnroo
lotal
III.
i
I7 t«z-«zo^ptlon proTliloao
1lkDll7
oxo^t from fodoral laooao
2.«2S
81^
785
774
Partlallx azo^t trtm Psdoral tnooao
taxao 5/
28,T2S
I9.U93
15.386
14.390
996
4.107
3.039
1,068
2.967
6.267
Hfcjaet to Podaral laooas tazao
67.777
'•5.976
37.656
33.501
4.154
8,320
7.567
753
7.329
14,473
total
99.333
66.312
53.826
1*8.665
5.161 12,486
10.630
1,856
10.636
22.385
tazao \J
(Oontlnuad on following paco)
hi
Summary Data from Treasury Survey of Ownership of Securities
Issued or Guaranteed by the United States, June 30, 1943 - (Continued)
Table I.- Analysis of Own&rsliip by Typ* of Security, by Call Classes,
and by Tax-BasBption Provisions - (Continued)
fAHT B
Claatlfieatlsa
-
PE31CENTA(JE
DI8TRIBDTI0N BY C1AS3K8 OF SECURITIBS
Summary Data from Treasury Survey of Ownership of Securities
Issued or Guaranteed by the United States, June 30, 1943 - (Continued)
Table II.- Distribution of Ownership for Each Issue Outstanding
PART A
iBKOa. el«B>lfUd %7
tuc-«zaaptlon proTltion
-
PAR VALUES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
50
Data from Treasury Survey of Ownership of Securities
Issued or Guaranteed by the United States, June 30, 1943 - (Continued)
Sumir.ary
Table II.- Distribution of Ownership for Bach Issue OutstandinK
PAHT A
Itfo*. fllaailfl«d hf
-
PAR VALUES IN MILLIONS OF D0LLAH8-(Contlnu»d)
(Continued)
8
.
U
5
U
91
Summary Data from Treasury Survey of Ownership of Securities
Issued or Guaranteed by the United States, June 30, 1943 - (Continued)
Table II.- Distribution of Ownership for Each Issue Outstanding
PART B
-
-
(Continued)
PERCEMTAOE DISTRIBUTION BY OR0UP3 OF INVESTORS
Public markstabla Intersat-bssrlne aaowltlaa 1/
Held by banka and Inauraace coopanlaa
coTared la Traaaury aurray
Held by
U.
clasBlfled >>7
taz-azan^tlon provialon
iBeua,
Wholly exempt from Federal Income tajcea ^/
Treasury notes
Saptenber I9U3.
1*
1-1/8; December 19U3.
March
19W.
1*
Total
moiant
outatandlae
6.275 banka
Total
7.023
InBtttntiona
U90
cotmsarmutual
clal
aaTings
banJca
banks
5.785
Total
OoTernaent
agencies
5U9
and trust
fire,
199
funds, and
lifs
casualty,
Total
federal
Insxirance and marine
£eser7a
companlss Insurance
Banks 2/
companies
100.0
100.0
100.0
39.5
32.0
36.7
38.6
25.9
35.5
37.9
25.5
35.1
1.0
6.2
1.2
.1
.9
H.9
1.2
1.2
igiiU.
Juno
September l^kk.
March
19115.
100.0
100.0
100.0
31.5
13.1
31.8
30.1
12.5
29.7
29.9
12.1
29.2
l.U
.6
.6
.8
.6
2.1
Total Treasury notes..
100.0
31-5
29.U
29.0
2.2
100.0
100.0
100.0
10.2
1.5
1.2
9.6
1.2
1.1
9.5
1.2
1.1
100.0
6.7
6.2
29.
3/"*
3/"**
Bonds
Postal aavlDga
Panama Canal
Conversion
Total bonds
Total wholly exempt from Paderal
Income tazee
S.
7^^ lasxirance companies
Held by
all
other
InTB store
11.3
8.6
17.1
U9.2
2.1
1U.3
10.0
8.8
5U.2
76.9
59.U
1-3
11.6
56.S
28.8
61.0
98.5
98.8
6.2
17.2
76.1
27.8
27.1*
12.0
58.1
»
.1
.2
59.
U6.2
Partlall: exempt from Tederal Income
taxes tr
Treasury bonds
3-1 /hi October
6.U
13.2
13.0
U.o
10.6
9.7
2.3
2.6
13.3
18.6
35.2
3.3
11.
29.
lU.o
5-3
17.9
2.3
5.5
2.8
13.7
1.6
1U.3
23.1
l*.l
16.3
10.7
20.7
16.6
15.9
15.0
13.6
13.2
9.6
3.0
2.7
19.8
10.7
10.9
18.U
38.8
35.7
U.8
K.5
5.2
81.2
62.7
79.1
79.9
59.0
77.5
l.U
3.6
1.6
5.2
1U.8
8.7
.8
U.U
2.8
3-3
.2
13.3
9.U
12.2
1.6
5.9
2.6
1.1
13.0
2.6
'•.3
18.2
5.9
3.1*
13.2
7.9
lU.U
lU.O
10.0
10.3
11-3
11.6
11.7
Ul.l
10.3
2.5
6.7
11.3
8.2
lU.O
100.0
100.0
100.0
51.5
51.2
59.2
1*5.1
1*2.2
l^Vt-^h.
38.0
U6.1
35.0
UI.9
September igUj-lt;.
December 191*5
19U6-56.
3-3,/hi March
100.0
100.0
100.0
63.2
78.0
1*6.9
1*2.8
l*.l
67.3
3.0
6l*.U
1*3.7
6U.3
39.6
19l;6-l«.
100.0
100.0
100.0
61.
1*5.2
1*0.1*
iqU6-lt9.
19't7-52.
59.2
55.9
K3.3
1*0.9
December 191*7.
19U«-51.
2-3,/Hi March
2-1 /^ September igUg.
100.0
100.0
100.0
/UjS JLprll
It
December
19'*3-'t5.
19Wt-l*6.
2-3./U)6
2-1,/sit
35!
U
/8it
/U)S
June
June
October
.
2*
3-1,
77.1*
l*.3
11.9
5.U
5.1*
igUg-JO
19U9-52
19U9-53
100.0
100.0
100.0
83.6
77.2
78.2
59.0
66.9
76.6
53.1
72.8
September 1950-52
June
1951-51*
September 1951-55
100.0
100.0
100.0
78.5
78.0
U7.6
66.5
58.8
36.6
61.2
53.9
1:1
U.2
12.0
19.2
11.0
7.9
15.2
7.6
U.l
32.1*
December
June
June
100.0
100.0
100.0
78.1*
73.7
85.5
6U.5
71.9
8U.2
63.1
1.8
1-3
l.U
U.7
2.1
2.6
.3
3.1*
195i»-56
1U.8
9.3
I955-60
1956-59
1958-63
I960-65
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
30.5
UU.5
37.9
1*1.0
13.0
16.7
29.9
21.5
5.5
U.7
6.9
u.o
5.2
17.7
23.6
37.0
27.9
December
December
2-1 /2jS December
2-1 /si
/hi
3*
2-1 /hi
2*
2-1 /hi
86.5
87.8
3.0
3.1
2-7 /Bi March
2-3,/hi September
2-3 /hi June
2-3,71*56 December
1951-53
1953-55
Total Treasury bonda
Guaranteed Issues 5/
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
191*1*-61*
yi/hi March
19l»lt-U9
May
yi
Federal Housing Administration
debenture s
Home Owners' Loan Corporation
19ltl*-52
May
3*
1-1/21S June
191*5-1*7
89.2
79.3
U«.l
68.1
75.0
6i*.2
27.2
5.2
U.o
3.1*
13.7
13.2
7.5
18.
21.2
30.1
33.2
38.1
70.1
1*2.2
33.9
37.0
6.5
7-3
18.7
17.6
22.5
100.0
67.2
52.5
1*8.9
3.6
lU.7
10.7
U.o
11.2
21.6
100.0
100.0
68.2
70.9
39.7
58-3
27.9
56.8
11.7
1.5
28.6
12.5
27.5
11.8
1.0
3.5
2.8
28.3
26.3
100.0
87.9
30.0
27.3
2.7
57-8
57.6
5.1
7.0
100.0
100.0
65.9
57.1
81.U
53.8
3.3
.9
8.3
6.0
8.0
5.0
1.8
32-3
12.3
87.1*
80.
Federal Public Housing Authority
l-'i/ii February 19l*U
80.5
78.7
78.5
Total guaranteed issues
71*.
6U.6
62.1*
Total partially exempt from Federal
Income taxea
5.1*
13.2
30.1
7
67.9
(Continued on following page)
7.1
.8
1.0
.u
1.3
9.2
-LI.
lU^
10.6
.9
-LI_
19.5
1.7
23.6
10-3
21.8
Summary Data from Treasury Survey of Ownership of Securities
Issued or Guaranteed by the United States, June 30, 1943 - (Continued)
Table II.- DiBtrlbutlon of Omershlp for Each Issue Outstanding
PARI B
lira*, elai«lfl*d \j
taz-«za^tl» pnTlsloB
-
-
PEROENTAOE DISTRIBUTION BY OROUPS OF INVESTOHS-(Contlnuea)
(Continued!
PRICES
AND
YIELDS
OF
GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES
(Including securities issued by Federal agencies)
-53-
5"^
Over-the-Counter Closing Quotations on Public Marketable Securities Issued by the
United States Government and by Federal Agencies
July 31, 1943
Table I.- Securities Issued or Guaranteed by the United States Government
PART A
-
TAXABLE BONDS, NOTES, AND CERTIFICATES
55
Over-the-Counter Closing Quotations on Public Marketable Securities Issued by the
United States Government and by Federal Agencies
July 31, 1943 - (Continued)
Table I.- Securities Issued or Guaranteed by the United States Government
-
(Continued)
PART C - TAX-EXEMPT BONDS AND NOTES
Frio* data
(Prioa d«olm«la ar«
Aaonnt
out•tlind-
Daaortptlon
ln«
(Mil-
Maim
UODl)
Chang*
In
aaan
frOB
Jun* 30,
I9U3
IB
from
- 10/15/t3-'t5 10/
U/15/Itl»-1*6
-
100.20
101.30
10l*.18
2-3A
- 12/l5/l*4-5l(
- 5/l5/'s;-'*7
2-1/2
-
r^^
:
3-1/8
-
3-lA
1.519
1.037
U
i.aU
5U1
U89
1,036
819
759
701
1,223
''SI
U91
1,786
186
12/15/U5
m':t
6-1/1*
6/l5/W-J;s
- 10/15/U7-52
2
- 12/15/1*7
107.13
107.05
IOU.22
111.02
107.01
107.15
107.07
2-1/2
2-3/U
107.22
109.29
111.30
107. 21*
6/15/53-55
105.08
6/l5/5l*-56
106.31
112.00
111.25
111.25
112.00
107.01
112.02
106.00
107.28
128.16
106.12
108.12
130.00
100.02+
100.09
100.13
100.12
100.27
100.22
U8
2-iA
2
-
681
611
2-l/U
2-7/8
982
2-3/1*
919
2-3A
1,1*85
2-3/1*
3
3)t
3
3
279
U21
Si
283
718
107.19
106.01
106.11
113.11
icA.ii
3/l5/it8-5l
9/15/1*8
12/15/1*8-50
12/15/1*9-52
12/15/1*9-53
725
755
107.17
105.31
106.09
113.09
IOU.O9
i0l*.07
2-3/U
2-1/2
2
3-1/8
2-1/2
- 9/15/50-52
illbl^-^
- 9/15/51-55
- 12/15/51-53
,627
100.20
101.30
10U.C7
100.21
101.11
IOU.20
IOU.O9
IOU.O9
^
„
3/15/55-60
9/15/56-5911/
6/15/58-6311/
12/15/60-6511/
Othar tonda 12/
Conreralon
- I/I/U6
Conraralon
- l/lA7
Pauu Oasal - 6/I/6I
Traaanry aotea
1*
0- g/is/^s
3/1*
^
6/15/1*1*
1
0-
S/lS/l*!*
ll^
A.
3/15/'»5
106. 2l*
IOU.21*
lll.Ol*
107.03
109.31
112.00
106.26
105.10
.09
.08
.11
.08
.OU
.16*
107.18
106.00
106.10
113.10
101*. 10
.05
.06
107. lU
.01*
107.06
10U.23
111.03
107.02
.00
lOlt.19
lou.oa
loll. 08
107.23
109.30
111.31
106.25
105.09
U. S. aoTerBB*llt
.06
+ .01**
+.01
.1*8
.62
.73
:%
.69
-.CI
.83
.88
89
-.03
.00
+ .01
+ .02
1.01
99
+.02
-.01
-.03
1.09
1.05
1.09
1.30
+.02
1.3'*
+.0l*
.05
1.36
l.Ul
+.03
+.01
•05
l.i»3
.00
.05
1.1*2
+.01
+ .01
.10
1.55
1.73
03
.10
.11
.09
.00
.05
.12
.12
.21
1.71*
1.81*
+.03
+.05
+.02
+.02
1.93
+.01*
1*2
-.Ol*
59
129.08
.OU
.08
.00
+.01
-.01
100. 03< 100.03
02
UI.27
111.27
112.02
107.00
112.01
111.26
111.26
112.01
.07
.11
106.06
108.01*
.a
1.18
I
100.10
100. ll*
100.13
100.29
100.2*1
100.10
100. lU
100.12
100.28
100.23
Maturity
7lald
Jnna 30.
I9U3
TreaBUjy ^onda
3-1 /UJl
I^t*
Chas^
Held yl*ld
laaoad
2,
Prlo* rang*
alnc* flrat tradad 2/
(Prlc* daolnala ar*
ttalrty-aaooada)
Tlald data 1/
tUrt7-a«eonda)
Un
El(h
Prle*
Ikt*
Prlea
l^SM trie* rao^ 2/
(Prle* daolaala ar*
thlrty-aaoonda)
lov
High
Ikt*
Prle*
Dat
Prle*
Bat*
56
Over- the -Counter Cloaing Quotations on Public Marketable Securities Issued by the
United States Government and by Federal Agencies
July 31, 1943 - (Continued)
Table II.
-
Securities Issued by Federal Agencies but not Guaranteed by the United States
PART k - ISSUES QDOTZD OM A PRICI BASIS
Una.%
OBt-
t*nd1««
(1111-
ll«u)
57
YIELDS
OF TREASURY SECURITIES
Based on
4«
1942
48
'50
Mean
'52
of Closini^ Bid
'54
'56
'58
JULY
31,
1943
and Asked Quotations
«0
62
«4
'66
'66
•70
MT
PERCENT
2.60
2.40
2.20
2.00
1.80
1.60
1.40
1.20
1.00
.80
.60
.40
.20
2.20
2.00
1.80
1.60
1.40
1.20
1.00
.80
.60
.40
.20
1942
•44
46
•48
•50
•52
•54
•56
•58
•60
•62
'64
•66
'68
'70
72
...
.
5«
Average Yields of Long-Term Treasury hnd Corporate Bonds
(Percent)
HighPartially
Taxable
grade
tax-ezenpt
Treasury
corporate
Treasury
bonds 2/
bonds 3/
bonds 1/
HlghPartially
Taxable
tax-exempt
erade
Treasury
corporate
Treasury
bonds 2/
bonds 2/
bonds 1/
Monthly Series U/
1935-Jan
Tab
Mar
Apr
May
June
2.88
2.79
2.77
2.7'»
—
July
Aug
2.72
2.72
2.69
2.76
2.85
Sept
Oct
Sot
Dec
2.85
2.83
2.83
1936-Jan
Feb
Mar
2.80
2.77
2.71
Apr
May
June.
.
.
July
Aug
Sept.
,60
n
M
^
>>l
Apr..
May..
June.
62
51
52
•52
Ml
July.
Aug..
Sept.
,U6
.Ui
•
39
Oct..
Sot.
Dec..
.
Teb..
Mar..
2.68
2.66
2.66
,2U
,22
Apr..
May..
June.
2.65
2.61
,18
.19
,18
July.
Aug..
Sept.
2. 60
,15
2.62
2-53
2.51
,1U
.07
Dec.
193r-ran
»eb
Mar
2.U7
19>«0-Jan..
2.1(6
.09
,2U
2. 60
.36
Feb..
Mar..
Apr
May
2.80
2.76
2.76
.36
.31
Apr..
May..
June.
2.72
2.72
2.77
.27
.25
.26
July.
Aug..
Sept.
2.76
2.71
2.67
.26
.22
.17
Oct..
Sot..
June
.
. . .
July.
.
.
,
.
Aug
Sept .
Oct
Not
Dec
19U3-P6b.
Mar.
6.
13.
20.
27.
6.
13.
20.
27^
19U3-July
1.
2.
3.
7B.
9.
10.
.51
,58
M
%
1939-Jm..
.26
,2U
Oct
KoT
Dec
.
-
193g-Jan..
Teb..
Mar..
,11
Oct..
Sot..
Dec.
:12
Partially
HighTaxable
grade
tax-exenpt
Treasury
Treasury
corporate
bonds i]
bonds 1/
bonds 2/
59
so
>0
(O
(•>
m
o
^
GOVERNMENT
AGENCIES
CORPORATIONS AND CREDIT
OF THE UNITED STATES
-60-
1
2
3
.
1
61
Assets and Liabilities of Government Corporations and Credit Agencies
June 30, 1943
(In million* of doll&ri)
Interagency aaaeta
InTestneati
Prefarrad
capital
Corporation or a^ner
Total
Loani
•tock,
•to.
Banks for cooperatlvae
CoBBOdlty Credit Corporation.
IMsaater loan Corporation....
233.8
?,9ll.U
21.0
101.9
227.7
3.2
201.8
128.5
Kxport-Iaport Bank of Washln^on.
ram Credit Adminlitration
Tans Sflciirity AdminlBtratlon
D.
Cash
1/
S«curl~
S.
OoT»m-
ent
•acurl,-
tl«i
1*1*.
gaarui- Oth«r
tfled b7
Ualtad
States
52.1
33.6
1^53.1
Federal land hanks hj
Federal National Mortgp^ Asaoclatlon.
Federal Prison Industries, Inc
1*
27.1*
"63.3
6.1
260.6
122.2
383-0
90.2
IU.8
19.1
20.1
151*.
296.U
2.055.6
82.8
17.1
i.itgg.u
1*1.1
226.1*
5U8.I
316.8
31*.
571.5
32.9
115.0
502.8
2
2.0
101.3
2.9
.8
6.2
1.0
7.2
Panama Hallroad Company 5/
Production credit corporations.
Public Works 6/
1,1*1,2
136.1
5.0
1.8
108.1*
,U
127.1*
.
,
.
90.2
22.5
7,639.1
65.2
6,0
1.2
1,1*83,4
35U.8
RFC Mortgage Company The
Sural Zlectrlficatlon Administration.
Tennessee Galley Authority
.
36i*.3
10.0
1*.2
1.2
5.5
.7
10.5
8.9
36.1
90.3
6U.0
8.3
.7
90.2
111.1
'*7.3
2.6
16.5
2.7
69.1*
Puerto Blco Reconstruction Administration
*
Beconstructlon Finance Corporation jj
Hegional agricultural credit corporations
lUg.7
9-1
2.6
1*.9
2.6
1.905.1
2k.k
2.7
.1
1*1*.
.7
1*2.2
55.6
36.0
72.6
1*1*.
l*i*.9
2.3
2.7a
.3
U.l
53.8
35-7 8/
.1
97.8
3iu.5
65U.3
8.6
2.1*
6.6
9.0
6.8
634.6
32.6
20.6
Tennessee Valley Associated Cooper&.3
.2
United States Maritime CoDmlsslon
Var corporations and actlTltiea (World
War I) a/
1*,902.2
20.1
War corporations (World War II) 10/
Var Shipping Administration
6.60I.U
851.3
199.6
7.700.3
26.7
961.0
7,685.1*
U76.U 1,765.'*
1,31*5.1
220.2
7,685.1*
1*76.1*
1,765.1*
1,31*5.1
220.2
tlTes. Inc
Other QoTemfflsnt agencies 11/.
Oross total.
Adjustment to alimlnate Interagency
interests
Set total
.
. .
81.9
5.8
1*0.
i*.l
.6
1.1
76l*.l
160.9
87.9
6U2.1
739. •
1.787.9
1,673.6
739. U
1,787.9
189.
11.5
13.750.5
27.210-5
6.6
1.8
87.9
l*.7
7.8
11*3.2
Home Owners' Loan Corporation
Inland Waterways Corporation 5/
Interior Department (Indian loans).
.1
27.3
27.1*
18.8
688.1
1,1^3.1
Federal Public Housing Authority
Federal SaTlngs and Loan Insurance
Corporation
Federal Security Agency - student war
loans 5/
1.8
31*9.9
Capital
atoclc and
OoTernpaid In
ment
anrplna of
corporaOoTemnent
tion! and
corporaagenciea
tlona
Due froa
71.6
1.0
1-5
^5
563.2
Federal home loan hanks
Federal Housing Administration....
Federal Intermediate credit banks.
propartj^
15-9
1*25.7
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation....
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Baal ••Account!
tate and
and other
other
recelTabias
buslnesa
Other
aaaata
H3
7
.
,
62
Assets and Liabilities of GoTenaent Corporations and Credit Agencies
Jane 30, 1043 - (Continued)
(In
alUloni of dollars)
Proprlatarj lataraat
LUbllitloo aad roMrrot
UaMllUat
OvarantMd
lot
Oorporation or mgnkoj
Total
Statoa
(laoladai
aoervad
latorait)
30.l»
Banks for ooopsratlTss
Coaaodlty Crsdlt Corporatioa
Usastar Loan Corporation
Tadaral Crop Inmraaoa Corporatioa
fadaral Daposlt Insurance Ooiporatlon.
Tadaral Vara Hor^.^aco Crrporatioa
.
..
7adaral hoae loan iianka
7adaral Houolnc idnlalitration
Tadaral intanodlate oradlt %anks
fadaral land banks U/
Tadaral latlomLl Hortgaca Assoolatlon.
Tadaral Frlsoa Indnatrlas Ino
.
.
Tadaral Pnbllc Hoaaiag Autboritf
Tsdaral SaTlngs and Laan Inauranoa
Corporation
Tadaral Saenrlty Jk^mncj - stndaat var
loans 5/
Bobs Ovnars' Loan Corporatioa
Inland Vatarvays Corporation
iBtarlor Dspartaant (Indian loaaa)
^
Panaaa Railroad Coapanr 2/
Prodoctlon oradlt oorporatlona
Tailic Works 6/
Puarto Rleo Baconstructloa Adainistratlon
Baooastractlon Tlnanoe Corporation Jj , . .
Bacional acrloultarml oradlt oorporatloas
BTC Mort^ftC* Coapanj- The
Saral Iloetrifioation IdBiaistratloB
Tannassaa Tallar inthority
.
gaaclai
ttataa
Traaaniy
1182.
338.6
Othar
l.U
kt.l
28.
1,950.0
.1
.1
•
l.S
213.6
261.1
.2
.2
1.6
l6.t
2)«1».5
23.8
5^.0
3.«
293-9
12.0
289.
289.}
101.
l.i
.2
.1
9U.6
88.9
69.8
M7.3
.5
.5
114.8
.2
1.8
1.8
1.822.7
1.2
28.6
1,5*5.8
9.6
283.0
196.0
.9
10.5
.H
7.9
668.2 8/
2.*
5,056.4
3.0
98.8
Ssrplna
197.8
92.1
20.9
172.0
100.0
2l».0
25.8
-7.9
-3.1
200.0
212.1
302.2
175.0
25.0
12.0
150.0
101.6
35.0
150.0
100.0
I2U.7
12U.7
23.1
1S.6
263.1
23-1
16.6
121.5
10.0
lUl.6
13.1
12.1
llt0.>»
lHO.Il
1.0
ISS-H
llll.k
l>«l.ll
100.0
U.lt
200.0
12.0
-U7.6
7.0
120.0
51-9
7-1
lt.lt
82.>l
3
23.2
2.7
23.2
2-7
2.2
58.9
127.1
90.2
58.9
127.1
90.2
125.0
22.5
676.8
22.5
676.8
-3
62, k
62.>>
26.9
129.3
570.5
26.9
129.3
570.S
21.9
l,651.>t
1,623.3
.2
27.9
3,250.8
3,290.8
.u
.2
.1
.1
5-3
5.3
235-0
.7
9>>.6
28.9
8H.3
235.0
84.0
57.0
1.6
60.0
U.lt
81.
-23.0
88.9
22>1.3
lonataak
212-1
302.2
9l»-6
82.1)
•3
1,013.9 i/
139-3
pUal
Tatal
52.3
•
.3
6,962.3
2.8
9"».5
.1
59.6
"407.7
a2.i
70.9
1.0
1,568.3
59.7
5.7
302.2
397.0
937.1
203-5
92.1
20.9
200.0
213.3
6.8
1.7
6.»
398.«
i.oin.u
65.0
27.6
29U.1
.
Daa to OoTanaaat
oorparmtiaao aad
.6
2,819.3
X^ort-l^port Bank of Waahlngtoa
far* Cradlt idalnistratloa
Kara Sacarlty idalnlstratlon
(Urantaad
ij Ualta4
Ovaad ^7 Oaltad Statas 12/
Izcaaa
of
Prlaatata
(Total Tatal7
proprla- emad
tai7 lataraat)
>t.6
V.H
11.2
2.7
90.2
22.9
^1
25.0
351.8 «r
17.9
1-9
129-3
570.1
Tannaaasa Tallay Aaaoelatad CooparatlTss.
Ino
Tbitad Statas Maritiaa Csnlssion
Var corporations and aetivltlas (Vorld
War I) 2/
.3
I.7OO.U
95.0
War corporations (World War II) 10/
War Shlpplnc idalnistratloa
Othar OoTsmaant acaacias 11/
25,076.3
idjuataant to allainata intaracaaaj
intaraata
•13,117.8
^•»8-5
y
1/
l|.
l«.
118.1
118.1
6. 1*7.8
3,250.8
-23.8
3.7
186.7 4lt3.6
27.6
tio.s
25.>»
70.7
U10.8
52.2
7,6li8.l
7,61<8.1
U.5
7,5't2.lt 5,575.1*
1,392.6 L5,88lt.7
I5.i*i»i4.6
2.130.U
551-9
-7.5't2.it-5,575-'»
-632-7
-632.7
-631.7
-1,0
lU.gll.8 l.lt98.6
550.9
6,Ul»7.8
Tr«««ury Stataaant.
L«ii thu $50,000.
Xxolitdai unajqiaadad balanoa* of sppropriatad fnaAa.
Inel-odaa dapoalta with tha Baooutmotlon Tlaanoa Ooz^ratlon aad
Intaraat tharaoa.
Hapraaanta ohlafljr ooamodltj loaaa aad aadarl/tac aatrarltj takan
orar froa laadlng a^ncia* purauaat to ^uarantj purohaaa a^raaaaata.
Alao laolodai oosmodltlai aoqulrad throne^ dlraot pnrohaaai froa
prodoceri aad othart. at vail at lntarac«n07 tranaftotloai of 'laadlaaaa* fnadt whioh flpirat ara aot aTallabla, aad wMoh would otharvlaa ba thova vadar "Soa froa OoTaraaaat oorpormtloai aad aganolaa''
laoladaa tha aaaata aad Itabllltiaa of tba Tadaral Laid Baaka af
LoulaTllla aad Houaton whioh taaTa ratlrad atook aad pald-la vorplaa
prarloualT* hald "hy tha Tadaral OoTaraaaat.
ricoraa ahova ara at of Najr 5I, 19^3. tha lataat arallabla.
Coaalttt of loaaa aada hy- Pohlle Vorka Idaialatratloa far
|89>226.972 aad >7- lar Pahlle Voika far $9^3.^7*
Cftily
3
70.7
U10.8
52.2
Gross total
Sonroal
U, 830.2
.1
•
.2
1,392-6 15.251-9
MiO.l
't'lO.l
7.636.6
12.762.ll
12.762.'t
2/
loDladcff the £lcctrlc Hoaa aad Tara Autborlt^r wfalah wat traaafarrad
for piirpoaes of llqaldatloa to tha fiaooattrwitlaa Tlaaaoa Corporatioa bj tzflontlT* ordar affaotlTa Ootobar 5I, 19^-
8/
Adjuatad for iataracanoy Itaaa aad liana la traaalt.
Co^rltaa KaTj Dtpartaaat (aala of vozplaa ar^ipllaa), U. 8. Houalac
Corporatioa, U. 8. Railroad Xdaialatratloa aad U. 9. Sprooa Prodaotloa Corporatioa.
Coaprlaat Cargoaa, lao., Dafaaaa Hoaaa Corporatioa, Dafaaaa ?laat
Corporatioa, Dtfanaa Si^pllaa Corporatioa, laatitata of Zatariaaricaa Affolrt. latar-Aaarioaa Varlffatioa Corporatioa, Natalt B»aarra Ooapaay, Blibbar DaTalopaant Oorporatloa. Sabbar laaarra Caoapaajr, Saallar Var Plaata Oozporatlaa, TT. 8. Ooaaaroial Ooapaax aad
Var fiaaaca Corporatioa.
Co^;irlaaa Traaaurj S^arteart and athar Ooraraaaat affaaolaa a»t
llatad la thla atataaaat.
Snladaa tha lataraat of tha Oaitad 8%ataa rapraaaatad bj obll«atiaaa hald bj tha traaaiirjr.
2/
10/
11/
Ig/
63
Sources of Funds of Certain GovBrnment CorporationB and Credit Agencies
for the Complete Fiscal Year 1943
Corporation or agency
&^
Uses of Funds of Certain Government Corporations and Credit Agencies
for the Complete Fiscal Year 1943
Corporation or agency
65
Sources of Funds of Certain Government Corporations and Credit Agencies
from Inception of Organization througli June 30, 1043
Corporation or agency
66
Uses of Funds of Certain Government Corporations and Credit Agencies
from Inception of Organization through June 30, 1943
Corporatioa or
^1107
INTERNAL
REVENUE
-67-
STATISTICS
.
<
.
)
.
.
68
Summary of Internal Revenue Collections!/
(In thousand! of dollari)
bploTsant taxes
Incoma and profits taxes
Social Security taxes
71 teal jaar
or month
Total
IndlTldtULL
2/
2,672,239
3.281,792
3. 1*9!*. 330
6*. 308
193'»
1935
1936
1937
1938
iit3,83U
1939
19W
19111
igte
19't3
191«-Jul7
August . .
Septemher.
.
819,656
1,105,788
U19.509
527.113
1,1*27,1*1*5
67U,l*l6
2,179.828
2,629,016
1,091,71*1
2,185,105
2,129,606
1,028,831*
1,122,531
1.120,579
li*,509
1*8
31,178
42,786
265,71*5
71*2,660
207.339
502,917
58.119
90.267
33.71*0
71*0,1*29
833.521
925.856
1.185.362
529,835
605,350
687.327
895.336
101.167
106.123
100,658
119,617
156,008
109,1*27
122,01*8
l*,562
5,536
5,993
808
601
30,322
16,726
1*8
3.1*71,122
1,1*17.655
1
8,006,880
16.298,876
3.262.800
6,629.932
*, 587. 1*59
27.010
37.172
56,621
9. 581*. 703
8U,2l«l
1,1*98,705
1,131,5116
807,1*51*
221,585
62,873
2,i*qi*
l6l*,032
1*0,523
127.019
177.282
22,096
120,882
681,368
156,218
120.315
982,017
2,122,989
670,30c
220,386
26,li68
5U9
2,521,1*118
1,999,688
27.058
562.515
797,227
1,058,902
5.273.'«1
1*,
296,097
U33.759
868, 220
April....
M«y
June
1. '72, 335
1,361*, 980
U, 383 .1*20
July
1,998,885
''J
'^
.
^
Carriers'
Tederal
Tederal
Taxing let
TlneaploTinettt
Insuranca
Tax Act
Contrlhutlons
of 1937
Act (01d-a«s (Uneiaplo^ent
Insurance
Insuranca)
5.162,355
5,322,768
7,351.531
13,029,912
22,368,713
702,1*25
81*5.855
19U3- January...
Fehruary.
March. . . .
Mlscsllanaoas
profits
taxss U/
2,631
6,560
397.516
572.115
738.520
.056,909
,299,918
1,286,312
2,1*59,871*
Octoher. ..
HoTenher.
December..
Corporation
iaeoao and
exoass
profits J/
295
3.196
16.602
1.1*36,081
11*0,967
287
11*9,1*76
137.871
170,1*09
211,151
186,668
155.031
7.250
127,882
5.1*08
629
2,576
5.753
951
28,961*
11,231
133.919
183.195
25.263
11*8.1*78
1,1*25,91*2
185,299
1.97U,909
217,368
21*1*, 689
2,872,526
5,319
3.771
20.785
122,626
29U.338
26.276
181*,
91.229
307
919
30,896
81,761
2,819
501
88,270
22,538
1.007,599
681,617
325.15"*
828
120,031*
107,03s
5.8'»9
753. '*77
I*, 026, 1*91*
511,1*07
1,813,51*8
239.127
2,91*3
238.910
203,1*10
7.11*7
26,1*53
2,205,581*
7,362
27.71*7
2,593
9.0U7
1.186
1,231,1*1*2
873.819
31*7.376
10.21*7
115,826
109.533
181*,
73.1*10
2,1*60
l*.8l*6
a, 736
23.968
1,1*1*7
Miscellaneous Internal revenue
nscal year
or BOBth
Ci«iital
stock
tax
Total
Xatata
and
gift
taxes
ManufacAlcoholic
hersrage
taxes
1,1*81,160
1,61*9,782
2,0OU,511*
80,168
91,508
113,138
212,112
258.911
91*. 91*3
2,188,735
2,272,15s
137.1*99
139.3'*9
378,81*0
305,51*8
505. 2U3
593. S3I
1*16,871*
567,670
1939-
2,236,821
191*0.
2,359,61*1
127.203
132.739
166,653
281.900
328,795
360,715
360,071
507,05s
587,60^
62U,o66
1*32,560
1*67.696
1,01*8,165
1*5,582
113,986
122,896
111,280
266
193"*-
19351936.
19371938.
2.95^.553
3,837,670
6.571,132
191*1.
191*2.
191*3.
1*10,926
819 869
,
1,1*23.1*81
August ....
Saptambar.
3M0,
350,051*
789
228
233
589
October.
Sorember.
December.
31*8,120
1*78,111
35,11*7
26,951*
118,91*9
185,1*1*5
1*96,1*97
11*3,020
30,223
128,973
191*2- July
1*58.
58.850
19l*3-January.
311*.
378,501*
February.
March
330,805
378.925
April.
May...
Juno..
3iil*,702
July.
651,617
Source:
1/
!^
y
372,593
329,179
29,681
27.919
Stwnp
taxes
390,038
11*7.156
371.1*23
68,990
69,919
U6,233
31*2.275
79.5'*o
526.222
62,323
1*16.751*
91.052
76,172
80,161
117.501
579. 78U
1*1,083
396.891
11*3,51*0
608,072
697,712
760,792
923.857
38,681
39.057
61 702
61*7.088
11*8,926
206,831
1*5.155
617,373
852,069
670,015
A.077
73.933
77.168
2,817
2,653
2,681
61.935
59.756
55.996
160,225
50,902
39.176
82,532
78.607
81.359
3.167
3.399
3.658
66.01*2
1*2,017
U7.137
63. 832
65)632
,
79.5l*l»
6!ui9
76,681*
109,271*
71.339
79.821
5.115
5.127
1*7,910
125,168
Beporte of collectioiiB.
ExcludOB collectlooa for credit to certain trust acconnts for
territories and insular posseesiona, etc. (except for the fiscal years 1929 throng ^93^> vhen they aggregated less than $1
million a year)
Includes victory tax collections.
ExcesB profits tax imposed under the Second R«Tenae Act of
19^. as amended.
Consists of the declared value excess profits tax, the profit
^
6/
j/
6/
1*3.133
112,757
115,231
Agricultural
adjustment
taxes
66,580
39,909
66,370
28,672
-2,362 II
193
365
28,613
61,686
Miscellaneous
taxes
500.786
551.923
567.777
80,565
1*6,739
turers' and
retailers'
excl se
taxes
1*25,169
1*58,776
136,376
128,299
120,528
209
216
392
135,61*5
101*, 1*31
Tohaoco
taxes
3.776
6s,2l*7
86.771
9.851*
6i*i
68,1*27
51.1*59
67.13"*
1*00,501
732,333
1*1,912
50,1*20
65,222
i*.993
60,309
39,195
63,806
79.981
60,902
1*,021
59,1*88
192,611*
1*8,793
limiting provisions of the Vinson A.ct, and the tax on unjust
enrichment
For the period prior to September 1939 t*i« data in the columns entitled Federal Insurance Contributions Act and Federal
Unemployment Tax Act represent collections under Titles VIII
and IX, respectively, of the Social Security Act,
Includes tax collectlonB under the Sugar Act of 1937 and under the dlTldends tax imposed by the Act of June 16. 1933Includes correction of December ig^+S collection.
69
COLLECTIONS OF INTERNAL REVENUE
Fisca/ Years 1929 to
DOLLARS
1929
First
Fiscal Year
1944
DOLLARS
Billions
Billions
DOLLARS
Individual
'31
Month
DOLLARS
•
Billions
1943
-33
Income
-35
Billions
70
Detailed Analysis of Current Internal Revenue Collections!/
(1b tbousazula of dollars)
Sotireee of rerenue
GOLD
AND
SILVER
71-
STATISTICS
.
U
39
..
.
72
Gold Assets and Liabilities of the Treasury
(In mllllone of djollaxB)
Uabllltle
End of calendar
year or month
Sold
A* eat
1935.
1936.
1937.
1938.
191*1.
191*2.
191*2- July
17,61*3.1*
21.99'*-5
19,825.1*
22.736.1
22.726.3
20,564.8
20,611.9
20,60^.6
20,634.3
20,634.8
156.0
156.0
156.0
1.800.0
1,600.0
1,800.0
182.7
20.628.2
20,631.2
20,611.9
156.0
156.0
156.0
1.800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
155.9
156.2
158.4
,61*3.8
20,578.5
20,533.7
156.0
156.0
156.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
IU8.5
154.3
1,800.0
1,800.0
1.800.0
156.2
152.3
150.2
1,800.0
159.0
Au^et ....
755.7
September
JSfc.i*
October.
NoTember.
December.
71*0.1
19l*3-'January
,71*3.1*
726.3
683.0
..
February
March
.
,575.7
20,1*70.8
April.
Ma7
June. .
,1*72.7
20,360.1*
,1*26.1*
,387.5
20,318.1
20.281.3
156.0
156.0
156.0
Jul7 p.
,33i*.i*
20.219.1*
156.0
Source:
1/
Dally Treasury Statements.
Preliminary.
CompriBes (l) gold certificates held by the public and in Fed9ral Heserre Banks; end (2) gold certificate credits in (a) the
Treasury Gold Receipts
(In
mini
Oold In
General ?Und
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
71*1*.
.
Xxchan^
Stabllltatlon
rimd i/
5.27U.0
7.679.5
8.959.6
9.212.3
11,872.8
15,278.6
8,238.6
10.122.9
11.257.6
12,760.0
ll*, 511.2
1931*.
Gold CertlfIcatea l/
Gold fieeerre
against tj. S,
notae, etc. 2/
iJ
1.008.6
487.
31*1.9
1,591.6
682.1*
UO8.9
213.2
215.3
158.1*
165.1*
163.6
11*8.9
Oold Certificate Fund
Board of &overnore. Federal Resenre
System, and (b) the Redemption Fund - Federal Reserve notes.
Reserve against United States notes and Treasury notes of I89O.
Excludes gold in active portion of Exchange Stabilitatlon Fond.
-
2/
1,800.0
1.800.0
1.800.0
1.800.0
1.800.0
1.800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1.800.0
.
..
.
U
.
7 U3
.
73
Components of Sllvar Monettu-y Stock
(In ailllon* of dollar*;
Sllrar hold la Tr»aexu7
Saetiria^ allvvr
Ind sf calandiKr
7«ar or aoath
Sllrar bullion
SllTor dollar*
ai.6
19351936.
19371938.
1939.
19I10.
19U1.
19'ta-
19't2-Joly
iagiut....
Saptaabar.
October..
Horaabar.
Dacaabar.
19U3.^airaarT.
TabraaJ7.
Mrch.
. .
iprll.
(tajr...
Jnna..
Jnly p.
Soorca:
p
Traaaury
Bolllon for
rasolnag* 2/
9ubaldlaz7
coin 2/
U.2
U.2
5.7
5.t
3-5
5.3
2-3
3-5
9.2
508.
Bolllon
at coat
SllTar
dollara 1/
35.2
38.
305.3
323-5
1.279.7
1,970.1
3
3l'7.7
Ul.1
350.il
2.1402.3
U2g.6
535-3
616.0
657."
662.3
628.2
I13.lt
lA.U
366.9
372.8
I18.1
jgit.i
52.5
63.0
78.8
'•93.5
2.8O6.5
3,3U6.8
3,790.2
U.060.0
U.2UU.8
U,317.6
657.2
652.1
70.1
71.6
73.7
52>».3
'•,313.5
lt.317-2
5U8.I
U.
75.3
77.1
78.8
561.8
575.7
587.3
lt,319.7
79.>t
81.6
588.5
590.0
596.0
31U.6
312.0
306.8
83.0
8U.3
85-7
60U.7
612.7
623.1
lt.303.9
633.0
l*,295.2
1.509-5
1.511.7
1.513.6
U77.0
1.515.0
1.515.8
1,516.2
U71.8
U70.O
M68.3
13.5
10.5
9.2
euo.o
1,516 3
1.516.3
1,516.8
I167.8
19.5
30.3
35.9
621.1
613.9
606.0
80.
1,517.9
1,518.8
1.519-7
U63.6
U58.7
36.9
U1.2
36.9
600.0
593.6
592.1
II68.3
15.1
19.5
1U.2
'»75.5
U73.3
1)66.8
U65.5
UU6.2
6U7.2
631.3
628.2
States Money
Preliminary.
87.1
590.0
35-8
Statement and Circulation Statement of United
5abaidlax7
coin 2/
89-3
262.7
508.7
505.7
503.7
502.7
U99.0
U9U.6
>l8>t.l
Total Bilvar
at tl.29
par ounea
.2
s.s
576.9
775.9
938.8
1.137.6
1,298.2
1.398.1
l,U76.l
1,516.2
1.519.7
IUI7 Treaaury
flllrar outalda
In Oenaral Toad
cartlfleatOB 1/
kzz.k
587.3
320.2
11,319.6
11.317.6
'»,298.9
U,298.5
Leie than $50,000.
Valued at $1.29* per ounce.
Valued at $1.38* per ounce.
•
1/
2/
Silver of Specified Classifications Acquired by Mints and Assay Offices
(In milllona of ouncee or dollara)
Hevly mined domeatic 1/
Calandax year
or aonth
21.8
38.0
61.1
70.6
61.6
60.7
68.3
70.5
U7.9
I93U...
1935--1936-..
1937...
1938...
1939...
I9I10.
Dollara
.
19U1.,.
I9ie...
19U2^ttly
in^it....
Scptaabar.
October.
oTcaber.
Deoaaber.
19U3-Jamiar7.
Mareh
^11.
11a,...
Jnne.
lU.l
27.3
U7.3
5^.6
Torelgn
Nationallied 2/
^
Ooncea
Ooncea
110.6
2.0
55.3
172.5
1.0
U9U.i(
.u
.2
271.9
2IH.5
U2.l»
355.1*
1(0.1
282.8
139.8
72.6
1U.3
U8.5
50.1
311.0
86.5
318.2
150.3
3011.9
108.
312.2
156.9
120.5
50.9
27.1
6.0
1117.1
3'i3.3
53'>.3
333-'i
208.0
IU3.I
62.1
155.9
3116.5
197.8
163.3
199.1
160.6
99.U
77.2
ItO.O
3-9
2.1
1.8
l.ll
5.5
2.9
2.5
3-9
2.1
1.8
5.5
2.9
2.5
2.0
1.2
l.H
2.0
1.2
-5
.U
.11
.1
.1
.6
.1
.1
.1
.1
.5
.5
1.6
1-3
1.2
1.1
1.1
.9
.1
.9
.8
.9
.9
Jsly.
Leaa tb«n 50,000.
leqolrad at S*.9t* cents per fine omo* until Aprll-9, 1935:
at 71.11* canti per fine ounce froi that data until April 23,
1935; »t 77.57* centa from April 23, 1935 t" December 31. 1937;
at 6U.6U* cant! per fine ounce from December 31, 1937 to July 1,
2/
1/
1939: and at 71. 11+ centa alnco July 1, 1939
Acquired at 5O.OI centa per fine ounce. IrecutiTo Proclamation of Aa^uet 9. 19311. repealed April 28, 1938.
Acquired at rarloue prices averaging appro3dmntely 51 cents
per ounce.
..
7*
Seigniorage on Silver
(CnmlatlT* froa Jieiur7
I93U - Is
1,
Sonreoo of
lad of ealcndar
7Mr or Bonth
oa ollTor
md minor
eoiai
193^.
1935.
1936.
1937.
1938.
1939.
lllleu
HI 00. allTor
Havljr-aliMd
fo*lr-<ilnod
(Proe.
ollmr (i««
Hio.
a.
JnlX
6. 1959)
Jon* IV, 19}lt)
1933i)
(tnel. ollTor
ilTor
InUlon hold
U«.7
'«.7
Ug.7
>«.7
>».5
1«.5
U6.1
S-^
of ioUart)
oot^orac* on ttlnr tallloa rovnlntd i/
SllTor Pnrebaoo i«t
of 3mt 19.
193^
l»g.7
U2.1
Its.
2'»5.7
U8.
19U2-July
Auinut....
Soptaabor.
213.0
218.;
225.8
U(.
US.
kg.
g7.6
87.6
g7.6
60.6
61.6
62. U
58U.3
58U.3
58U.3
233-'«
U8.7
U8.7
1«.7
87.6
87.6
87.6
63.1
63.U
63.6
58W.3
58U.3
58U.3
26)1.9
Ug.7
'W.7
U8.7
87.6
87.6
87.6
63.6
63.6
63.9
271.9
277.5
280.1
>t8.7
Juno..
l«.7
Ug.7
87.6
87.6
87.6
July.
283.3
U8.7
87.6
19U3-J»niiary.
251.0
257.5
February.
March....
iiprtl.
>tay...
Baala:
1/
'«.7
H8.7
239.5
2S5.7
00 ollwr
roTalnrd
2/
M.5
19U1.
Ootobor.
KoTonbor.
Deoenbor.
ool^waso
226.2
302.7
366.7
•57.7
19l«2.
19>K>.
Total
•llTor
(Proo. of
*««: 9. 193*)
.U
16.8
36.0
7U.9
87.3
87-6
87.6
87.6
69.5
91.7
122.2
h*tOMaiw«
Potoatlal
ool(aior>«o Oa
•llTor bolUoB
at eoot la
Dally Traaauiy Statoaocti.
Thoao ItOBo roproooat tho dlfforoaeo botvooa tho coot valuo and
tho Bonatary Taluo of allvar bullion roraluad oad hold to loouro allTor oortlfloatoa.
2/
j/
U.2
BO.7
25.7
U«.J
63.6
562.7
5S0.U
5*».3
3W.7
3».7
132.6
27U.9
128.7
326.2
UZZ.l
50«.l
616.0
705.6
799-7
818.9
758.8
950.6
1.055.8
1,089.0
l,0b8.2
815.9
gl6.9
817.7
1,090.0
l,og5.5
1.0g2.5
759."*
3*.
3H.7
'^^
3^.7
818. U
3J'.7
Aud
3^.7
3^.7
818.7
8IS.9
58U.3
3U.7
3^.7
gig. 9
58U.3
3'».7
6U.U
6U.g
65.2
58U.3
58U.3
58U.3
3^7
65.2
5«U.3
l.o6g.5
1,060.0
1,0>IS.2
gi(.9
gl9.2
1,029.7
l.oUg.U
l,03g.9
3^.7
819.7
820.1
820.5
1,036.6
1,029.5
1.029.5
3U.7
820.5
1,026.5
3U.7
1
Tho flgnroa la thia oolvaa aro not eanlatlro: aa tha aaount of
bullion hold ehai^oa, tho potoatlal aotcnloraco tboroon ehancaa.
laeroaao duo prlaolpally to oiaslatlTo adjuataoat in eo^>utlB<
BTOraca ooot por ouaeo.
Silver Production, by Leading Countries
(la thooaaado of fiaa oqaooa)
Calandar yoar
or noath
Total
for
vorld
Aaarloaa oonatrioa
Oaltad
Statoa
Kosloe
Pom
6,761
10,381
I7.U33
19,901
16,99U
20,U2U
lg,g02
19.000
17.000
16,600r
16,395
17.565
17,7U3
61,101
7U,lU5
19,58l>
rriuS
5/
22,821
32,U«7
55,613
63,351
71,299
6l.6g9
63.872
67.013
69,l2g
•^,Ug6
2U,131
23.826
26.538
23.816
20,3U0
19.752'
8U.681
81,019
75.871
82,6}g
78,362
5/
5/
>t,52g
1,537
%
5/
5.oUg
U,Ul2
U.561
1,966
1.505
1.758
October..
NoTember.
DeeeBber.
,819
,292
1.870
1.633
I.63U
19U3-Januory.
February.
March
i538
169.159
190.398
220, 70U
253,696
27U.538
267,765
265,262
273. 68U
1933
193^
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
19<<0
a«.553,
19U1
19U2
19U2-Juno
July
AupiBt...
Septafflbar
April....
Moy
Juno
Source:
r
1/
673
.172
5/
3.636
3.579
3.013
3.66U
1.606
1.623
1,771
1.671
1,U58
5/
All othor
5/
1.500
%
l,600r
l,550r
l,b50r
5/
l.UoOr
l.lOOr
l,200r
H
1,150
1,500
5/
1,1)00
Othor
10,819
10,091
12,7g8
16,539
15,708
15.869
17,'«7
16,??5
1(.262
Total
oropo
Oooaala
U«,26l
U5.73O
51.538
56.858
61,725
l'».769
11.553
iu.a9i
17.19?
19.70U
21.053
22.767
"•??
12,U3U
13.196
IU.903
I5.0h3
21,22l»
15.'»17
9»,292
6l,U6l
s/
5/
I
5/
I
%
I
1,200
I.UOO
5/
Annual Baporta of tha Dlroetor of tha Mint for annual fl«nroa
through 1939; roloaaaa of Aaorloan Buroiu of Motal Statlatloa
for all later flxuraa.
BoTlead.
Breakdova by oonatrioa not aTallablo aftor 1939.
I
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Jj
V
U/
^
Inolndaa lovfoundlaad.
Ineludoa Choaan and Talvaa.
laolndaa Bnma.
lot yot reported.
oemtnoa 1/
Japan
J/
6.680
7,863
9.708
U.670
12,651
13.U5
M.019
»ltiah
Othar
ladlaji/
Aaia
6,080
5.818
5.850
5.977
6,205
5.9U7
5.963
1.103
1,179
1,219
1.733
1.913
2.651
2,670
ifriea
6.076
6,722
5.130
U.S80
5.200
5.636
5,6lU
OTHER
TREASURY
75
STATISTICS
76
Net Capital Movement to the United States, 1935 through May 1943
[Zn thousands of dollars.
Hat
coital outflow
(-)l
Analysis of net capital movaaant
Hot ciqiltal
Period
moTaoont
MoTsmant in
short- t era
banking fuuds
MoTement in
brokerage
Movamant In
tranaactlom
la d«mflitle
ocorltlei
FCMyiCTORY
r* ^^
BUY
UNITED
STATES
WAR
zJA
'bonds
AND
STAMPS
c,
Treas.
HJ
10
.A2
1943
C.2
I
U.S.
Treasury Dept.
Treasury Bulletin
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