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LfBRARY
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JUN

9 1 1972

T^IASURY DEPARTMENT

2-

FMEAmMV.

BmiLEFm
DECEMBER -1947

UNITED STRTES TREflSURV DEPRRTMENT
OFFICE QF THE SECRETBRV

December 1947

Table of Contents

Treasury financing operations
Summary of

f Isoal

statletlos

Receipts and expenditures

Page
A-1
1

h

Treasury cash Income and outgo

ik

General Fund position and debt outstanding

Ig

Ownership of Oovernment securities

36

Prices and yields of Government securities

kj

Internal revenue statistics

^9

Monetary statistics

^k^

Capital movements between the United States and foreign
countries, and net position In foreign currencies

59

Corporations and certain other business-type activities

71

Cumulative table of contents, twelve months

7'''

Note;

In those tables where figures have been rounded to a
specified unit, all calculations (including percentConseages) have been made from unrounded figures.
quently the details may not add to the totals shown.

December 1947

A-l

Treasury Financing Operations

November Certificate Maturity
of

Subeorlption books were opened on October 22

A one-year issue of J/S percent certificates
Indebtedness outstanding In the amount of

On
$1,775 nillllon matured on November 1, 19't-7the Secretary of the Treasury anOctober 22,
nounced the offering of a new 11-month 1 percent

certificate In exchange, par for par, for the maturing certificates. Cash subscriptions were not
received.

The new certificates

date of November 1,
that date at the

Interest will

19'+7i

smd

carry

and

closed at the close of business on
Holdings of the
October Zk.
Federal Reserve
Banks, which amounted to $203 million, were redeemed in full for cash.
Exchange eubscrlptiona
for the new Issue amounted to $1,U67 million,
leaving |10'^ million to be paid In cash to holders
other than Federal Reserve Banks.

the Issue

bear Interest from

Treasury Bills Refunded In October

rate of 1 percent per annum.

be paid In full with the principal

on the maturity date, October 1,

19**^.

were

The cer-

Five

Issues

Treasury bills matured In
The first two
and the last

of

October, and totaled $5.9 billion.
maturities were $1.3 billion each

tificates were Issued In bearer form only, In de-

nominations of $1,000, $5,000, $10,000, $100,000,
and $1,000,000.

three were

to

the Treasury on the ownership of

Government securities Indicate that on September

that

for

the

dated October

the

issues

issues, beginning

new

five

All

The average rates of dis-

were refunded In full.

count

Reports

$1.1 billion each.

2,

were

with

0.817 percent, 0.827

30,

about 53 percent of the $1,775 million of
certificates maturing November 1 were owned by

percent, 0,835 percent,

0.855 percent, and 0.873

percent, respectively.

The Issue of bills which

reporting commercial banks and Federal Reserve
Banks.
The ownership figures for September 30
are the latest which are available for holdings
of both Federal Reserve Banks and commercial

matured on

banks.

of 3/8 percent.

191+7,

Bote: Q.*torlaal dBtalla of IrsaaBiy aarkst fiaanaloc <9aratloni are showa la the tatlas on "Offering* and*01spoiltloa* , reapeotlvaly, of aarkatakle issaeiof lioiida,

privilege

was

October 2
of

sale

to

the last carrying

the

repurchase from

the

and

Federal Reserve Banks at the posted discount rate

notes, and Bertlfloatas of Indabtednass, and the tablet on
'Offerings and Maturities of (reasnry Bills', In this issue of ths'Treasnry lollatlz".

December 1947

SUMMARY

OF

FISCAL

STATISTICS

.

.

Treasury Bulletin

Budget Receipt and Expenditures
(la BllllOBi of dollars)

CoBple*e fiscal years,
19U6 to igUg 1/

first H months,
fiscal years 191)6 to 19US

ietul
I9U6

1947

19l»«

to
I9lt«

Beetlpts:
Internal rerenna:
Incone and profltB tajet
kploTment taxes
KIb eel lane ooB Internal rerenue 2/

9,209
U96
2,857
131
1.115

CnstoBB
Other recelptc j/-

Total receipt*

13. 80S

Lees:
Het ^proprlatlona to Tederal Old-Ago and Snrrl-

Tore Insurance Trust

^md

396

13>12

Ket liud^t receipts

Irpeadltures:
Vatlonal defense and related. actlTltlesi
Var IhpartDent
HaTj Bepartment
Amed forces Leare Act of I9H6:
Bonds
Cash
Mlscellaneoaa war and defense aetlrltles.

l>*,055

7,660

2,502
2H,217

total.
Veterans' Administration, Interest on public debt and
refunds of taxes and duties:
Teterana' Adnlnl strati on
Interest on the pnbll debt
fiefunds of taxes and duties

^^

760
1,07H
996

2,830

Total.

International financei
Bretton Voods A^eements Act:
International Bank
International Monetary Ttmd....
Xxport-Iaport Bank - capital stookCredit to United Iin«doB
foreign aid and relief

17^

I7H

Total.

Aid to agriculture U/.
Social Security prograi
Public works
Other general expenditures h/
Beeenre for contingencies

^V^-

116
U3I
132
573

OoTemaent oorporatlone (wholly owned), etc. (net}t
Heconstructlon Finance Corporation:
latlonal defanae and related aotirities
Other
Commodity Credit Corporation.
Other
Total.

Total

bud^t expenditures.

Budget surplua (+) or deficit (-).

225

-Ul

Xatisiatsd

191*7

19>I8

I9U6

I9U7

3/

Chaage
I9U7 to
eitlmated

IT

December 1947
Public Debt and Guaranteed Obligations Outstanding
(Xb llllona of dollar*)

Treasury Bulletin

RECEIPTS

AND

EXPENDITURES

.

December 1947
Budget Receipts and Expenditures

Table I.- Suiaary by Major Classifications
dm imoM »f dollara)
a«ealpt«

Kipaadltnraa

Total recelpta

Tlioal 7e«r
or BOBtk

Total
raeaipta

IntaroAl
roTanxia

Oaatoao

Laao not
appro prlatlooa
to Tedaral
Sat
Old-iga and
raeaipta

Othar

flurrlTori

raodpta

Total
axpendltnraa

Hatlonal
defanaa
Oanaral

InBuranoa
Trust fond 2/

M3«
5,668
5,925
8,269
13,668

1939
19*0
igitt

iste

5,67t
5,161
5,303
7.362
12,993

359
319

'•7,7'W

'*,239
•A, 703

J|12::::::::::
19'»7

19U7-Jaaoai7..

392
389

1*1,685
'*3,902
i«i,3io

S31
355
»35

39,379

l*9li

3,860

TtibTUMJcy.

Nareh
i^rll

»T
Jnna

,

y
y

916
6/
3,292 I'
3,1*83
3,'»93

5,1*46

39

2,62U
3,20U

2,309
2,578
3,993

l»l

271*

37
35

1,1*52

2,126
2,662

37
31

July

2,'»69

trngatt...

SoptoBber.

2,865
k,ggU

•1,267

31*

30S
171
58t

Oeto>ar..

2,'«5

2,197

1*2

216

Soorcai

J/

W,>*57

79.702
95,573
100,397

1*3,038
'»3,259

63,711*
1*2,505

3,820
«.378
5,701

-208
320
29?

l,6i*6

-53,9i»i

1S559

1,918
1,355

20,676

2l*,323

U8,5'*2
17,11*2

3.113

1,523

1,1*12

706

2,1*73

3,598

2,063

1,'*57
1,1*28

71
16

108

3,91'»

1

106

2,102

2,556
2,865

U.ooi
3,851

1*6

20

-1,1*115

1*32

-611*

5,'»73

2,206
2,706
3,059

1.728
1,327

5,5iio

1,1*93

18

970

-987
-67

71
328

2,397
2,536

2,075
1.729
1,737

51*9

l,9£

273
9

65
151
180

-1,272
-52h

13

3,669
3,060
2,932

979
9O8

i*,872

2,1*1*5

1,172

1.151

60

63

-55

W*,llt9

261*
2l*

68
339
7

2,390

^

Ikll^ Treasuxy Stateaant.
Ixelndvl aaoonti for paUle debt retirement vhlob aure chargeable
to the ilakl&g fond, ete. xinder special proTlslons of law.
Tor e^lanatlen aee tablea vhlch follow entitled 'Social Seeurltr

§/

ProgPM."

^

22,282

or

daflolt

"35
5j6

uo

589

ato.

Btulcat
aiirplaa

72,109
87,039
90,029

1,W*
398
333
239

7,031
9,027
9,297
13,765
3*,290

(hollT
owaad),
ate.
(nat)

itlaa

5,855
5,165
5,387
7,607
12.799

oorporatlona

225
187
232
331
381

1,103
1,260
1,283
1,201

S'
t/

ralatad
aetlT-

Ooramaant
Traaefera
to trnat
aeootmta,

1,029
5,985
1,206
7,313
7,109
1,657
6,0795/ 6,301
6,005
26,011

661
869

515
286 5'

5,72't

5, "WO

3«7
503

31*9

22,llrt

19W

208
188

azid

^

let receipts lea* total expendlturea.
Inclndea reeorerlea of V. 8. Inreetnente In capital fanda. 9ach
reeorerlea totaled $3U Billion in the flaoal year I9UO1 I319 Billion In the flBcal year 19UI: <18 Billion In the flaeal /ear 19^2;
and $10 Bllllen In the fiscal year 19U3.

5.635
6,11*9

8,730

1,051*

-3l8fe
-3,910
-6,158

1.893

-21,1*91

1.523
1.829

-57,1*20
-5i,i*ai»

.75^

i*6i«

1,91*0

fieeelpte froa redactions In capital steek and paid-in snrplna

arallable to be relssaed nnder existing Isir are Included as negatlre
Itema under expondtturea. Such reftaotlons totaled $31^ million.
Includes depoeita resulting froc the renegotiation of war contracts.
Inforaatien on the aaonnt of suoh deposits is not aTallahle on the
basis of Iialljr treasury Statements. On the basis of eorering varranta, auch deposits vere as follevsi
fiscal Tear 19^3, $538 >^1~
lions flical year 19**^, $2,235 million; fiscal year 19^, §2,041
BllllOBj fiscal year I9U6, $1,063 million; and fiscal year 19i*7,
$279 Billion. These figures include BO-«alled Toluntary retume.

Table 2.- Analysis of Receipts from Internal Revenue-^
(In Billions of dollars)

Incoae and profits taxes

fiscal j^9r
or aonth

1938
1939
19I1O
191*1
191*2

fttployneat taxee

Beelal a«earlt7 tares j/

total
total

Vlthhald by
espl^ers 2/

Other

Total

a/

Taderal Zneuranee
Contributloiu Act
(Old-a^ Inanrance)

5,67"*

3,61*0

2,51*0

5,161
5.303
7,362
12,933

2,189
2,125

2,189
2,125

3,1*70

3, 1*70

7,960

7,960

7*0
833
925
1,186

16,091*

1,1*98

26,262

a, 1*93

1.739
1,780
1,701

1,130
1,292
1,310
1,238

19.292

2,02l*

I,'i59

58
387
llU

266

5l'»

?^
6ol*
691
896

Ttodaral nDamployiaant

Tax tet (Uiiamplo7ment Insxiranea)

taxaa ooi oarrlers and tbair
aaplo/aaa
(Ballroad
retlrameat)

^

90
101
108
98
120

150
109
121
137
170

158
180
185
180
185

209
267
285
283
380

'*.553

lU
116
12

1

77

693
666
682

19*3

22,11*1*

16,091*

191*1*

191*6

1*1.685
1*3,902
1*0,310

191*7

39,379

655
35,173
30,885
29,306

8,393
10,289
9.392
10,013
5l*€

2,117

1,376
785

3.865

581*

1,012

U

1*00

3S

3

1,218
778

3I10

12

2,1*92

121

8

1

12
lis

757

72
329

2

66

19^

31*.

Tebmary.

I*'

Karoh

5,1*1*6

2,66U
3,222
U,650

i^lrtl

2,309
2,578
3,993

1.597
1,619
3.270

tecnat....

2,126
2,662

1.382
1.668

Sapteatiar.

I*,

267

Ootoliar .

2,197

19l*7-Jamiai7..

»V
Jtuu
J11I7

Sourcel
1/

^
2/

27!*

2l*,Sgl*

1,81*5

3.1*35

625
1,255
797

2,639

80
352
133

1,31*5

61*1*

702

78

1*13

Dally Treasury Statement.
Tor further details, ses chapter entitled 'Internal Hevenue Statistics."
fiecelpts of Victory taxes withheld pursuant to the Berenue Act of
191*2 have been classified as "Other* income and profits taxes.
'or the period prior to September 1939, the data In the columns
entitled "Tederal Insurance Contributions Act" andTederal Unem-

1*2

25

?9

U

U/

57

Miscellaneous
Internal
rerenaa

5

9

13

3

u6

2,279 5/
2,232
2,31*5

2,967
3,8U7
5.291
6.9119

7.725
8.01*9

638
595
602
663
6U3
699

782

ployment Tax" represent collections under Titles VIII and IX,
respect iTsly, of the Social Security Act.
I«Tled under the Ballroad Retirement Tax Act commencing January 1
191*7; prior thereto
under the Carriers Taxing Act of 1937Includes less than »500,000 In receipts, from "A^lcultural Adjustment taxes."

o

.

Treasury Bulletin

Budget Receipts and Expenditures

-

(Continued)

Table 3.- Analysis of General Bscpendltures-^
(Z& BlXlioBi of dollar*)

ToUrua' AdBlnlttratloa,
Othar g*Mi«l •ipcniltarat

iBtoroBt OB pablie datot. and
rafonda of taxaa and dutiai

fota
Tltoal j9mr
or aonth

(•aoral
Ituro*

193«
1939
ISUO
19'tt

5.9«5
7.313
7.109
6.079

19IB

6.005

1.567
1.56>«

1.687
1.751
1.906

19U6

l't.559

I9>t7

2U,323

2.U56
3.500
6.258
10,620
lU.Mll

IC«rch

1.523
2.U73
2.063

April
«•»
JUB*

2.206
2.706
3.059

Jaly
September.

2,075
1.729
1,737

Ootobar

1,17a

I9it3.

5.635

191*

6.li«9

I9't5

8.730

19'»7-J»"'uai7

.

.

Vibruary.

Aa^at

.

.

Tataraaa*
Adalalatratloa

Intoraat
OB tha
public

2/ J/

dobt

582
557
557
553
555

572

Bafuada
of

111 to

taxaa

Mrt-

loelal
S«eurlt7

and
dutlaa

eoltnr*

progru

1,808
i,609
3.617

1/y

89
87
91

S.ltZl

1.5'tl

».327 10/
U,099

1.098

515

2.61(9
2,l»72

1.093
912
763 5/
998 U/
2.299 1/

51t
529
697
550
767

65
7t
86

69
81

98

26

65

97

16

1»50

^5

72
69
78

93
95
107

700
S05

3.178

85lt

w

11,722

U,958

3.01*1

960
850
1.552

5U9
5t5
565

12H
626

361

1.329

59I1

lUl

593

877

1.2'»lt

581

92
1.396

571

I. "163

itio

670

120
103
52

1,170
1,02(
532

80
U9

92
80
53

>»83

70

72

583

90i«

539
U95
U«5

2U5

701
1,205

689

'»7f

157

103
668

68
181

3.938
9.882

563

1.623
512

7'«5/
—

all

80U
,000

aad
work

Othir

ralUf

1/

2/

2/

738
680

5^3

18

••33

1.038

70

833
3.801

200
1.209
200

359
300

"•3

Dlnet

ClTlIlaa
CoaaarratioB
Corpa

326
290
283
257
163

91(9

8lt7

6.U1I2

2.389

1/

1.221

262
1.707
3.027

93*
2.871

1/

ZaUraatloaal
/iBanoa

U.U16
5.7JI

926
9>tl

l.oUl
1,111
1,260

i/2/

Public
vorka

1.1176

.

.. .
.

December 1947
Budget Receipts and Expenditures

-

(Continued)

Table 4.- Analysis of Expenditures for National Defense and Related Activities
(In mllllon» of dollars)

Amed
HaT7
D»part- Dtpartment

Var

fltcal year
or Bonth

A^lcul-

Torcet
Laare Act
of 191*6

tura

OBpartaent

1/

r»doral
aral
Secu- Vor^s
rity
Agency
i£enc7

Bond* Cash
1,029
1,206
1.657
6.301
26,011

193«
1939
19'io

19U1
I9l«

I9^i

1*32

i»90

667
3.678
ll»,070

I9't5

78.109
87.039
90.029

19U6
igu?

17.11t2

50.337
27,800
7."«5

1,U12

6i«it

I9l»lt

19U7- January ..
fabruary.
Narch

.

Ml

57".

1.1428

611

1.728
1.327
1.493

735
707

8UU

I

April
Hay
Juna

lt9.2l)2

596
673
892
2.313
8,580

20.888
26,538
30,0^7
15.161
U.998
353
351
359

Sfforoal
•

^
2/

^

215
228
185

6O8
539

91

80
99

52
59
63
52

1.201
1.432
1,U62
695

2.776
3,812
3.227
69U

1.105
1.922
2,042
1.367

12lt

271

74

139

-I7U
-98

1

ill
303

20
23
23

-lU
2

I
1

2
2
2

13
-38
-27

1

It

1

5

1

3

6/

i/

l.Oltl

n

7

i'

357

132

1,847

1.198

6

645

929

153
133
122
60
16

2,llt3

U2

568

51

519

2,011

1*9

1,006

2U

j3

62

k

1,151

.

alon

Usln

I!

62

Ul

3«

October.

Coftmla-

"5
297

3

696

35

368
319
30U

•53

Var
ShipMarl tlsa ping

111
to

China

Onltad
latloni
Baltaf
and

Surplua
property
dlepoaal
Sahabll- a««oclaa
Itatloa

Otbar datloaal dafanaa and
ralated
actlTltiaa
axpendlturae 2/

1

21
6
U

1*31

r

1ILO7

Unltad
Stataa

99

2C7

979
908

,

.

7l nance

SalectlTa TraaaSerTlc«
Daparttratlv*) ment

Ult

"15
362
383

Jaly
Aagaat..
Saptemher.

Housing
and
Home

91

6/

1*0

70

S"*

2

5

'I

3

2

20
12

47

It

It

2
2

-9

-3

3

3

-1

31
30
50

fraasury Stateaentthan $500,000.
AdmlnlstratlTe expenses In carrying a<it provlslone of- Aot are
iBoluded under Var Vktj, and Treasury (Ooast Ouard) Sapartmentt.
Torserly Hatlonal Housing Agenoyi inolueivs var pa^lio housing
fOBotloai.
Zncludai var expendlturee of Ooamoroa, Justloe, Interior, La^or, and
State Separtmente; Clrll Serrloe Oooodsslon; Ixaoutlre Office of tha
President (inoludlng Office for loergenr/ KanegeDent); Panama Ceaali
and capital stock of Smaller Var Plants Oorporatlon.
Ineludes Sofense Aid Special fund through the fiscal year X943l thereafter such
Ilally

WsB

U/

^
6/

40
l4o

120

795

llU
664
1.501

991
1,022

106 "
4/
4U2

102
103

45

52

II

189
101
132

II

5/

%,

51

-15

5/

81

49

1

17

5/

1

38

5/

53
13

40
26

38

5/

41

3

U

7

108
382

6/

611
307

25
12
15
20
16
12
6/

expenditures are reflected vlthln the respootlve departaeate.
Classlflaatlon changed to reflect expenditures under "latlonal defense and Balated aotlTltles."
Prior year oxpondlturos are laoludod
under "3onaral.'
XffeotlTe Sepkenl>or 1^ 19^, oxpendltureo of the Var Shipping Administration are Included vlth the exponditnros of the 9. 8. Karltlmo
Oommlsslen to vhloh all functions vere tranaforrad for the porposo of
liquidation by Oaoeaher 31, ^S^, parraant to Sec. 202, Puhllo Ziair
hS2, approTed July 8, 1946.
IFot classified separately from other expenditures of these agenoles
after June 1947

Table 5.- Analysis of Expenditures for Transfers to Trust Accounts, Etc.
(In Billions of dollars)

Tlaeal year
or ounth

225
187
232
331

1938
1939
19110

1941
1942

1943

JtUr
iocsat.
Septemher.
.

Ootober..

ce:
•

1/
2/

10

18
91
126

-3

302
3O8

2U7
223

27
16

41t

16
1

1

46
432
18

432
18

549
2T3
9

25
16
9

71

45

521

2

245

60

Dally Treasuiy Statanant.
Leaa than (500,000.
Additional tranaactlona are ahovm In Table 3Coaprlaea Adjusted Service Certificate fund and the Hatlonal Serrlca
Life laauranca fund, admlaletered by the Teteranfl* Admlnlatratlon-

federal
contribution
to Olatrlct
of Colivbla

73
75

107
177
197

1

1/4/

87
93
103

221
274
318

71

Aid to
agriculture

146
107
121
132
145

1

556

June

i/i/

30
101
.126
.381
817

1,646
1,918
1.355

iv

1/2/

OoTsrrment
employees'
retlreaent
funds
(TT. S. share)

381

19411

tprll

Social
Security
program

435

1945
1946
1947
19ll7Wanuar7.
TebniATy.
March

Teterane'
Administration

56

^
4/

Zncludaa railroad retlreiaeat and railroad unemployment actwitles. for
further explanation aee tables which follow on Social Security Prograa.
Represents transactions In commodity food stanpe by Department of Agriculture. This activity formerly caae under the Office of Distribution and prior thereto under the A^lcultural Marketing Administration.

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Budget Receipts and Expenditures

-

(Continued)

Table 6.- Analysis of Expenditures of Government Corporations (Wholly Ovned), Etc. (Net)
(In

lllloM

of dolltri)

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December 1947
Budget Receipts and Expenditures

-

(Continued)

Table 7.- Total Budget Receipts and Expenditures by Months, Beginning with 1038
(In
Calondar year

Apr.

lUlona

of dollar*)

Ma;

3m

Jnlr

Aug.

Sept.

Net budget reoeipts 1/

1938.
1939.
19UO.
1941.

308
367
i»W
5^1
758

916
687
799
1,566
3,5^7

955
2,503
3,767
3,678

,206
.573
,892

'',378

,701

£71
315
3U0
578

191*2.

788

1943.
19Wi.
19^5.

2,7'»7

3,556
3,819
3,880

19lt6.

i9>n.

,7'i7

262
213
30U
565
695

31.7

557

UOO

61*9

273
265
331

391.

1,276

1.13

563

2, ''92

7''7

1,51't

1,1.80

3,087
2,929
2,677
2,556

2,950
3,085
2,733
2,865

'',569
6,2li7
5,91l»

2,007
2,163
2,695
2,539
2,397

373

77't

'','•79

5,'t73

Wj9
372
W*7
397
587

678
676

7U
1,135
2,527

2,721
2,568
2,997

5,'''t7

2,li3lt

It,

2,536

'',872

300
279

350

672
521

5,650

361t

333
W»5
607

362

7''0

56''

1,212
2,701

5,83't
8,8''9
I6,ii03

2,030
2,001
2,530
2,5Wi
2,390

5,926
5,189
1(78

601

I',918

5,736

3i»,55''

2,2ll0

5,1' 16

Wt,lt21

2,37''

1»,118

Ii6,0li6

2,36"

It,

107

itl,601

830
832
1,172
2,542
6,500

8,097
8,885
9,657
19,053
56,020

,557

7,452
8,416
5,445
3,618

88,084
97,158
90,552
45,804

7,946
4,581
2,529

8,420
5,013
3,662

89,640

2,099

Bud^t expenditures 2/
Bzcludlng net eipendlturea of Government corporations (wholly owned), etc.

A.

^92
656
712
1,111
2,628

1938.
1939.
1940.
19''1.
19112.

ms.
19l'li.

19''5.
19it6.

19l»7.

lt7lt

612
668
1,075
2,629

3,1*21

631
730
783
1,315
3,753

7,351.

7,1.66

7,1.35

8,525

705
820
822
1,399

566
69'.
6I.7

1,1U1
3,953

6,372
7,570
6,202

6,119
7,862

7,^0

9,1.33

7,859
7,968

l»,891

3,510

It

,602

l.,251

8,292
9,275
3,677

3,005

3,9^

3,1.92

3,981

l.,l.66

B.

930
895
887
1,528

8,239
4,860
3,113

19116.

19''7.

645

761.

774
706
1,529
5,215

718
741
759
1,874
5,931

737
721
869
2,083
5,937

7,617
8,119
7,354
2,796
2,909

7,535
7,930
6,611
2,851
2.752

7,456
8,024
5,950
3,023
2,383

818
,598
,160

'',530

9,61.1

7,112
8,110
8,557

5,513

'.,51'.

'',570

3,60"!

8,327
8,625

Including net eipendlturee of Government corporations (wholly owned), etc.

8,100
8,821
3,644
3,669

191'Ji.

19''5.

725

7,281
3,435
3,914

9,266
3,845
3,598

7,901
4,268
4,001

9,112
3,864
3,851

9,752
5,352
5,540

8,344
7,291
2,932
3,060

7,902
6,687
2,755
2,932

646

648
817
1,858
6,363

7,839
,656

^
8,135
5,695
2,965

44,

U3

2,ltl»5

Bridget aorplus or deficit (-) k/

A.

Elcludlne net expenditures of Government corporations (wholly owned), etc.

1938.
1939.
1940.
1941.
1942.

-198
-385
-398
-771
-2,050

-166
-245
-224
-534
-1,871

-132
-22
167
126

-369
-517
-479
-750
-3,058

1943.
1944.
1945.
1946.
1947.

-5,584
-4,823
-4,645
-1,073
814

-5,164
-5,359
-3,693
168
432

-2,147
-1,952
-2,540
1,146
2,209

-5,952
-4,772
-5,040
-1,573
-1,424

B.

1944.
1945.
1946.
1947.

-4,683
-1,042
706

Source:
1/

2/

212

-3,391

-156
-339
-237
-252
-2,037

-451
-499
-487
-1,185
-4,413

-5,955
-3,342
-6,190
-944
-1,601

-3,758
-2,378
-3,727
-1,034
903

-5,105
-5,947
-5,862
-1,975
-1,207

-193
-348
-247
-747

-258
-1,133
-4,628

-40
-65
-46
-739
-3,404

-437
-442
-536
-1,637
-5,331

-296
-284
-455
-1,294
-5,761

-157
-311
-432
-1,329
-3,799

-2,447
-3,967
-3,823
-10,204
-39,618

-4,896
-5,551
-4,357
-363
-373

-2,087
-2,004
-1,422
1,627
2,119

-5,426
-6,023
-3,420
-479

-5,740
-5,587
-2,282
-193

-1,716
-2,999
-1,327
490

-53,530
-52,737
-44 505
-4,204

-5,706
-2,208
-165

-3,004
-895
445

-43,594
-2,512

-195
-402

Including net expenditures of Government corporations (wholly owned), etc.

-3,514
243
464

-2,373
1,902
2,102

-4,972
-1,591
-1,445

-6,028
-1,131
-987

Dally Treasury Statement.
Total receipts loss amounts transferred to Federal Old-Age and
Survivors Insurance Trust Fund.
Excludes public debt retirements.

-5,937
-6,126
-1,105
-1,272

-3,838
-873
-67

^
4/

-5,776
-4,293
-499
-52U

-1,976
-1,497
1,723
1,940

,

7

^
-6,134

-3,165
-420

-55

Monthly figures for the period January I938 through June 1944 are
not presently available.
Net receipts leas total «:Q>«ndlturea

10

Trust Accounts, Btc<> Receipts and Expenditures
(In mllllona of dollars)

FlBcal year
or month

Treasury Bulletin

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.

8

.

December 1947

11

Social Security Program: Section

I

Budget Receipts and Expend 1 tut-es

-

Table 1.- Social Security Act
(In allllona et dollars)

BMalpta

Otom reoalptt
flso&l ymr
or Boath

Soolal Saonrll7 taxai

Total

193«
1939

Tadarol InBiiranoa
Contrlbutloas iot
(Old-ftge Inenranoa) 1/

60lt.l»

19liO

631.2
712.2

Ijltl

TBS. 2

I9ita

1,015.6
1,288.9

7odaraI UnanploTiBant
Tu lot
(Unamployinant Inggranoejg/

514 .!»
530.U

90.1
100.9
107.5
97-7
119.9
158. u
179.9
18».S
179.9
18U.8

60l*.7

gS::::::::::

1,1*72.0
l,>t9U.5

i^::::::::::

l,Ul8.1

690.6
895.6
1,130.5
1,292.1
1,309.9
1,238.2

1*1

1,S>H».3

1,'»59.5

19UT-Jaiiiui7..

56.7

"»2.3

Tebmaiy.

Lass amoants orallted
to Velaral Oid-iga
and SurrlTOra Znanranoe Craat ftmd }J

Hat
raoalpta

217.lt

387.0
503.0
537.7
661.3

128.2
17U.5
126.9

1W.7

868.9
1,103.0
1,259.5
1,283.0
1,200.8

185-9
212.5
211.5
217 .»

l,ltU3.9

200.lt

ItO.U

16.2
117.7
13.9

67.8

^.7
13.1
2.5

7l.>»

382.0

266.2

Haroh

37.'»

25.1*

lU.U
115.8
12.0

April

72.6
352.3
9.3

69.0
3^0. U
7.9

3.5
11.9
1.3

72.*
329.3

2.1

13-9

2.8

12.9

3.1
lO.H
3.8

65.6

.6

6H.5

1.6

Hv
Jww
Jvxr

'

ia«att....
Saptoober.

338.7
16.7

Oet*t>*r...

66.2

23.6

32*3

Blipendlt'Qres
ilrants to States
PtLblio

fiscal joar
or month

1938
1939

Total

19110

332-5
3*3.3
38U.2

19IH
19IB

lA9.l»
50U.lt

527.2
ISUS

521*. 2

1^
igW

U91.3
5*3-5
757.7

19>»7

Soolal Secorlty A^BlnlfttratloB

Adjnlnla—

19U7-JaBaar7..,
February

68.lt

Nareh

2lt.6

i^irll....

15.5

tratlTe
expo
lOnsee

20.0
21.3
25-3
31.5
31.5
33.3
32-1
31-9
38.8
2lt.9

Total

271.5
320.3
356.5
1115.2
it69-6
1(91.1
ll88.0

U51.?
"tgs.u
72"*.

Aid to
Aid to
Old-age
dapaadasaiat
tho
ant
liUnd
aaoe
chlldran
182.2
208.8
227.6
260.1

25.5

299.1
316.9
360.6
333.6
361.2
515.7

69.it

W.7

2.2
2.3
2.3

65.2
77.6
Z1.6
12.8
153.3

^22:J

2.1
1.9
2.1

September.

90.6
78.9
52.3

2.5
1.6
1.5

87.5
76.7
U9.9

37.1*

Oatebar...

70.6

1.7

67.7

"•5

80.7

*V
Jona
July
An^ast

Sooroel

i/

...

W.3

52.5
13.2

5-2

67-3
57-0
52-8
59.3

6.2
7-1
».0
8.5
10.3
10.0
10.3

ll3.it

llt.9

9.8
12.2
2.3

1.5
1.5

63.2

Onemploymant cobpansatlon
sdmlnlstratloa

.5

.1

lti.9

-7

.5

16.7
12.6
9-9

1.7
1.0

9.6
6.0
.U

12-7

1-6

5-7

Bally Treasury Statement.
Leee than $50,000.
Toraerly Title Till of the Social Security lot.
formerly Title IX of the Social Security Act. laclndea amonnta equal
to ^Dproprlatl oaa to Sallroad Uoeaploymeat laeuraaoe Adsdnlstratloa
fond eqalTalent to aaoanta of taxea eollected vlth reapeot to the
period froai January 193^ to Jone 1939, InclualTe froa entployera eubJeet to the Sallroad Uneaploynent Xnauranoe Act tSee Table 3 of S«ctlon I).
Prior to Jannaxy 1, 19^, figures represent aaounts transferred to
the Old-Age fieserre Account. Yroa January 1 to July 1, I9U0 "Transferi' were aada to the Tederal Old^Age and SurrlTors Inauranoe Tmat
Fund.
Sabsequently receipts hare been deposited in the Oeneral Thnd
of the Treasury and 'appropriated" directly to the Inderal Old-Age
BarrlTora
Insurance Trust ^Rud. Amounts shown as transfers reand
flect deductions mde for relaburseaeat to the Oeneral fund account
to oorer admlnlstratire expenses, Aloh are ahown as expenditures In
Seotien II, Table I.
Includes only expenditures froa appropriations made speelfleally for
admlalstrative expenses relating to the Social Security Act; naaely,

10.7
10.9
10.7
.2

-.7
10.3

59.1
53-6

7

ll.lt

5.5
9.0
3.8

3-3

1-5

10.8

55.6
59-8

Katemal

Serrleee
and ohlld for
health
crippled
eerrlcea children

Xxoeaa

of

Bareaai £/

labor

Child
velfare
aerrloe

U. 8.
ImplQTiBent

Refuada
of
taxea

of
expeadlturee
8/

Serrlee
1/

9. It

3it.2

26.2
7.1

s/

8.9
8.0

58-9
58-3
63.0
70-3
55-1
36.3

111.6
30.9

pQblle
health
vork

Department

Ohlldrea'a

Health
Sarrloe

3-8

2.7

u

3-0

u

l-H
1.5
1.5

5.5
5-9
6-5
6.2
!'*
6.3
10.7

1:1
7.5

l.U
1.3
2.0
.3

k.o
3.8
3-8

1.6
1-6
i.ii

iii.o 2/

1.8

115.1
215.1
209.7
322.5
357.8

20.7
1.3

2.6
3.5
2.8
U.2

.1

7.lt

279.

6.2
8.8

326.1
557.3

1.0

52.2
-36.9
10.7

3>il.3

311.7

.8

.6

1.7
1.0

.7
.(

1-9
1-2
1.5

1.6

.5

.8
.6

.1

UI.5

1-5

1.1

.6
.6

87.6
68.U

.U

-2

1.0

1)8.5

.8
.1

.7

10.8
llt2.6

69.0

6/

1/

2/

Social Security Administration, Bspartment of Commerce, and Department of Labor; and admlnletratlTe expenses relmbureed to the Oeneral
Vdnd of the Treasury under Secti'tn 201 (f) of the Social Security
Act, as aoended. Beginning July 1, 19"^, includes also adadulstrar*
tlTe expenses under the Wagner-Peyser Act. Izcludes admlnlstratire
expenses payable froa other appropriations, principally for the
following agencies: Bureoa of Internal Berenne of the Treasury
Bepartment, and Pnbllc Health Serrloe and Office of Xduoatlen of
the Tederal Security Agency
Beginning July 1, 19^3. payments prevloualy made under the Soolal
Security Act were discontinued, and thereafter vsre stade under
proTlslons of the Public Haalth Serrlce Act of 19UU.
Includes expenditures under Social Security Act by the Qspartment of
Labor through July 31, 1946.
Classified as "SxecutlTs Office, Office for bergeney Manageasnt,
Var Kanpower ComlSBloa' throng July 31, 1946.
Corered by appropriatiena by Congreas.
Second Deficiency Appropriation Act, fiscal year 193S, appropriated
$hl llllon for refunding to certain States pertloas of Tederal e»ployers* tax for I936 colleeted under the Social Security Act.

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12

Social Security Program:

Section

I

-

Budget Receipts and Expenditures

Table 2.- Railroad Retirement Act
(In

alUtoni of dsllan)

B*c«lptt

or aonth

laqiandlturcB

I«x«a »m
oarrl«rt
nd their

MalnlstratlT*

Total

•^•BBOt

•mployooB^
IU9.0
110.0
123.3
128.2
lUS.S
220.2
265.3
311-3

150.1
109.3
121.0
136.9
170.0

1938
1939
191)0
191*1

19U2
19'*3

208. e

19'A.

267.1
283.0
282.6
380.1

19't5
19"t6
I9't7

19lt7-Januar7.

Tebnuuty..

2.6
2.9
2.6

'».3

11. ll

-1.8
26.3
12.8
-77.3

W».0

U2.9
-lt.8

"•.9

.2

.2

April
Kay
June

2.6
12.2
112.0

1.5.5

.2

• 3
.2

1-5

1.5

July

6.0
13.0

512.2

.6

Ali«>Dat....

•3

3

September

U6.3

•3

-3

October...

l».2

57

-76.6

•5

^

Dally Treasury Statement.
Leei than $50,000.
Lerled under the Ballroad Retirement Tax Aot oonmeoclnf January 1,
191*7; prior thereto, under the Oarrlere Taxing Aot of 1937.

1/

.7

2.3
-8.7
-21.6

lUO.9
21U.8
262.7
308.8
291.9
298.5

kk.k

76.8

•

-1.1

12l«.U

2.5

Marcll

Source:

turoa

107.1
120.7

3.8
7.6

302.8

a^endlE* fun da
of
tazat

lU6.lt

295.11

1.5

.

IXCOBB of

Tranifort to
Railroad Rotlroent Account
(trust account)

^

U5.2

b2.9
-12.0
-110.5

511.6

506.2
-12.7
-116.0

;6.o

52.8

XncludOB only ezpendlturei from approprlatlona Bade opeoifleally
for adjninlatratlTe expenaea relating to the Railroad Retirement
Aot.
Gorered hy approprlatlona from the Oeneral Kind of the Treasury.

Table 3.- Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act

1/

(la allliens of dollars)
fiecelpti

Ixpendltures

B&llro&d
Tlte&l year
or BO nth

AdmlnlttratlTe expenses (Railroad
UneoploTaent
Insurance Administration fund) ^/

unamplojraent

Insurance

Total

contril>utlonB
2/

1938
1939
igito

lt.9

19U1

191*5
19116

6.8
8.5
10.3
12.1
13.2
12.9

191*7

11*.

191*2
191*3
191*1*

19l*7-January.

2

.5

.5

5.0
10.9
6.U
8.2

5.0

11*.

April
Hay

.

October

^
£/

.

.

.

1/

tures

Unemployment
Trust fund U/

.5
.1

7.5
3-9
6.0
11.7
8.9
9.6
9-2

U.l
-2.1
-2.1

2.7
-.6
.2

-.5
.2

5

.1*

.8

-2.6

•

5
•5

.5
5

.1*

-5

-5

-3.8

•

10.1

.5

.2

•5

2.9

.5

•5
5

.k

.k

Bally Treaaury Statement.
less than $50,000.
Operated as Ballroad Unemployment Insurance Administration Ibnd.
Represents 10^ of oontrlbutlone under the Railroad Unemployment
Insurance Aot; the remaining 90^ is deposited in the Ballroad Unemployment Insiirance Account, Unemployment Trust ^ind (See Section
II, Table 3).
Rxoludes amounts appropriated to Ballroad Unemployment Inauranoe Administration Find equlTalent to aaonnta of taxes
collected for the period January 1936 through June 1939 from employera subject to the Railroad Unemployment Inaurance Act. These

Xzcese of
expendi-

.2

•

July
Aogast
September.

•

9

.2
.5
.8

.1
3-'*

June

Source:

2.5
2.2
3-2
3.7

12.6
13.1
13-7

.

Tebruary.
March

3.1*

Transfers to
Ballroad
UnestploTaent Insurance Account,

1*/

•

9.7

5

10.1
3
2-5
•

amounts aggregated $17.7 million and vers distributed by calendar
1936, $2.7 million; 1937, $5.3 million! 1938,
fears, as follo»s!
6.8 million; and for the first six months of the calendar year
million.
These amounts are Included In Table I under
$2.9
1939i
Tederal Unemployment Tax Aot (unoDq>leyment insurance).
Includes only expenditures from appr opriations made speolfloally
for admlnlstratlTe expenses relating to the Railroad Unemployment
Insoranoe Aot.
Represents exoess funds of the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Administration Kind (under Aot of Oot. 10, 191*0).
Oovered by appropriations by Oongreas.

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3

. ..

88

1 9

5

December 1947

U 8U

8

)9

13

Social Security Program:

Section II

-

Statements of Trust Accounts

Table 1.- Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fundi/
(CumulatlTe from organization - In millions of dollars)
fiecolpts

Znd of fiscal
/ear or month

Total
receipts

Appropriations 137
InvestCongress
ments

782.7
1,199.6
1,792.1
2,536.2
3,502.8
U,720.7
6,116.0
7,5t9-8
8,935.8
10,558.8

19381939igito.

igui.
igUa.
19U3.
1914U.

19U519U6.
19U7-

19U7-tagust
September.
October. .
Source:
1/

2/

765.0
1,155.0
1,705.0
2,393-1
3,288.8

10,961.2
10,98U.3
11,01*9.9

Balance

Ixpandi tares
Interest

Total
expenditures

Old-age
bene fl t
pc^iBants

Salaries,
Borean of
Old-age and
SuTTiTors
Insurance }/

Beimbursement
for admiaistratire
expenses 2/

19-3
35-1
99.5
209.8
359 1

936.l»

783-5

,29U.l»

,104.0
,529-6

190.1*

,760.7

206.0

25.2

208.0
209.0
210.1

211J.1

't,Ul9.3

301.5

5,7U.'t
7,021.3
8,259.5
9,719.0

ltol*.7

528.5
676.3
839.7

l,7*-7
2,397-6
3,227.2
U,268.3

93.1*

126.0
152.9

839.

1,81*6.5

1,608.1

10,135.2
10,200.8

8U9.O
SU9.0

1,889.9
1,936.0

1,61*8.0

1,689.6

Sally Treasury Statement.
Includes transactions effected under the predecessor Old-Age Beserre
Account.
Under Section 201 (f) of the Social Security Act Amendments of 1939.

12-3

391
65.9

5''3-7

10,121.1*

Total

777-2
1,180.3

5.'>

19.3
U7.U
138.6
275-6
U52.U
669.6

87.1
IU3.I

Ilnexpended balance

^

5,1*1*6.1*

larestments

In

Qeneral
^ind

662.3
1,177.2
1,738.1
2,380.6
3,201.6

In disbursing
officer's
account

113.0

1.9

.1

3.0
6.1
10.8

6:1
5-2
7.0

I*,

236.
5,1*08.9

20.1*

2U.S
21.1*

32.0

35.1

7,61*1.1*

6,5U6.3
7,5'W-7

1*3-5

1*9.2

8,798.0

8,71*2.3

7-3

30.1*

9,llU.7

32.9
36.3

8,700.3
9,000.3
9,000.3

358.8
27.7

9,113.8

6,6l3.U

9,091*.!*

1*8.

55.6
66.1*

>i«.7

61*.

Under proTlslous of the Labor-Tederal Security Act, 191*7. salaries for the Bureau of Old-Age and SurTi.7ora Insurance are payable directly from the federal Old-Age and Surrivors Insurance
Trust rund.

Table 2.- Railroad Retirement Accoimt
(OoiDulatlTe from organisation - In mlllione of dollars)

Beealpts

Ind of fiscal
year or month

Expenditures

Balaaea

Unexpended balance
Total
receipts

Interest on
Investments

Approja-iationa
by Congress

Benefit

Total

Investments

psQrments

In General

fond
1938
1939
igSo
191*1

i|ta

IU7.9

11*6.5

l.l*

268.1*

261*.

3.6

390.8
506.9
650.9
871.5

38l».9

es?."*

1:1
11,6
17-3
27.2

1,11*1*.

1,1*68.1

1,1*25.7

1*2 .U

I9W

1,780.1
2,102.6

1,717.8
2,016.1

62.3
86.5

2,787.7
2,787.8
2,788.0

2,701.1
2,701.1
2,701.1

86.6
t6.7
86.9

191*7

19U7-Aagust....
September.

Ootober
Source:

,277.

821*. 9

51*6,

19i»5

1^

676,
811.
952.
loU.

82.7
92.1
87.0
IOU.8
I9U.9
333-0
515.6
675.7

1*19.9

854.2
1,116.9

'.

68.1

79-8
I85.6
298.7

l,'t75.5

1,312.2
1,329.8

1,1*5«.0

1,31*8.2

l,H39.8

66.2
67.2

In disbursing
officer' s account

1.6
2.3
1.8
10.5

.2

13.2
10.8

79.1*
71*.

91.5
178.0
318-5
500.5
657.0
805.5

1.6
U.l
1.1

1,283.0
1,265.0
1,303.5

173.6
173.8
117.3

11 -T

12.8
11.

.5

W.7

.9

17.8
18.2

1.2

18.
19.3

19.0

Daily Treasury Statement.

Table 3.- Unemployment Trust Fund
(Cumulative from organization - la millions of dollars)

Becelpts

fad of fiscal
year or month

Total
recelpte

State
unemployment insurance
activities

Deposits
by
States
1938
1939

1,076.2

191*0

2,857.9
3,971.9
5,215.5

1,911*.3

igUi
191*2
191*3

6,6ll*.0

Mi
,717-3
,935.0

191*5

19U6

10,968.1*

19'»7

12,257-8

,550.3
,555-5

191*7 -August

12,551.1*
12,59't.3

10,837-7
10,550.5

12,635-7

10.888.1*

September.
October. ..
Source:

y

y

Transfers
from Ballroad UnemploTinent

,281*.

,5'»o.3

Intereet

Inveetmenta

Insuraace

18.0
1*1*.8

27U.3
383-7
502.5
618.7
7K6.3

1.8
105.9
105.9
105.9
105.9
106.3
106.7
107.2

7U8.O
774-2
777-5

107.2
107.2
107.2

1*1*.2

105.6
181.

Total
Witheipend- drawals
itures
States

Adnilnl strati on Ibid k/

,058.2
,869.5

8,180.9
9,688.6

191*1*

Ballroad
Transunemployfers
ment
from
insurance
States
contribu2/
tions 2/

Balance

Sxpendl tores
State unemployment Insurance
activities

Ballroad Unemployment
Insuranoe Account 1/

82.6
131-5
198.9

192.0
633.8
1,116.7
1,550.0
1,918.0
2,092.4
2,152.4
2,222.5
3,350.8
4,168.1

192.0
633.8
1,133-1
1,688.2
2,065.1*
2,21*1.5

17."*

281.1*

29-1
38.0
56.9

377-9
501-5
6U5.1
792.0

?,519.3
4,388.8

66.5
66.5
66.5

792.0
795-9
796.1

4,558.0
4,622.4
4,681.8

i*7.6

Dally Treasury Statement.
Ixcludes advance of $1^ million from the Treasury and subsequent
repayment, both talcing place In the fiscal year igUO.
RepreseatB 90/( of contributions under the Ballroad Uneoployment Insurance Act; the remaining 10^ Is used for adml nlstratlve expenses.
(See Section 1. Table 3.)
Hepresents amounts transferred from States to Railroad Unemployment

2,302.1
2,373.'*

'*,331.2

4,390.8
4,441*.

Transfers
to Hallroad tTnemployment
Insurance
Account i/

1.8
105.9
105-9
105.9
105.9
106.3
106.7
107.2

107.2
107.2
107.2

Railroad
Unemploy-

Unexpended
balance

ment Insxirance

Account
i/

Total

Investments

Benefit
payments

Hi

884.2
1,280.5
1,72^.9
2,283-7
3,150.1

1*3.2

'•,372.5

43.8

5,878.8
7,315.3
7,449.1
7,869.0

14.6

1*4.6

61.8
113.5
119.6
124.4
130.1

872.0
1,267.0
1,710.0
2,273-0
3,139-0
4,367.0
5,870.0
7,307.2

In disIn
Oeneral bursing
offi?^d
(Special cer' s
Be posit account
Account 5/

13.5
13.1*

7,852.0

8.0
7.8
4.0
8.5
7-8
31-7
11.8

7,993.1*

7,964.0

23.8

7,971.9
7,953-9

7,95'».0

II.

7,1*09.0

7,939-0

6.7

1.4
2.7
3.3
1.5

3
si
5-3

5-6
6.8
8.1

Insurance Account equivalent to amounts of taxes collected, with
respect to period from January 193^ to Juno 1939. inclusive, from
employees and employers *^o come within the purview of the Railroad Unemployment Insuremce Act.
Represents excess funds of the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Administration fund (under Act of Oct. 10, I9U0).
Tot railroad unemployment ben*^lt9 and refunds.

Treasury Bulletin

Ik

TREASURY

CASH

INCOME

AND

OUTGO

.

.

December 1947

15

Treasury Cash Income and Outgo
Table 1«- Sunmary of Cash Transactions!/
(In mlllloaa of dollara)

yttcal year
or month

Cash operating Incooe
Cash

isuii

'.!.'!

19'»5

Cash troet
aoooimt
expenditures

12,850
33,520
78, 699
93,971

1,210
1,065

receipt fl

Cash trust
account
receipts

7,287
12,776
22,235
UU,Ogl

2,083
2,515
3,010
3,903

U6,3Ug

U,69U

5l,0lH

>t,909

'•7,793

96,767
61,376

3,697
3,731

W,6i3

36,2ltl»

l»U,683

had^t

19UI
19U2

Cash operating outgo

Cash
budget
expenditures

ISW

lotal

9,371
15,291

Exchange
Stabilization
ftmd 2/

Clearing
etccoxmt for

outstanding

5,1)32

71)2

19,652

?3.,735

60, 250

108

358
6,515
10,662

36,225

-781
U,3l6
3,270
3,001

:^:,095

56.757

95,986
65,692
39,985
39,226

-l)l),9U5

1)9,

56
-102
-39

2,783
3,667
3,322

33
25

-67
-37
-3

lliU

»,373
5,701

75'*

3,889
5,127

21*5

5,9'^6

3,222

198
337
139

April
Hoy
Juna

2,5^5
2, 861
5,335

21k

2,819
3,316
5,295

3,619
j,112
U,9lU

102
2U3
257

July

2.359
2,516
u,5oe

2,965
2,753

261
205

30

ll*6

21

203

2,565
3,193
U,712

3>65

279

9U

173
121

2,381

250

2,631

2,1*30

21)8

ll)8

-211)

.

Au^st
S«pt amber.

.

Oetebar ....

3our«el

1/

-555

968

Actual flgureB are based on the I^llj Traasiuy Statementi aetlnatat
for the flsoal year I9U8 are froa the RsTlev of the 19>)8 Budcet ralaaied Ai;«ust 20, 191)7, 'or details sea tables vbloh follov.
The present series of data on treasury cash Ineome and outgo was
first publlshsd In the Saptember 191*7 Issue of the Troasujy

g/

St

H7U

",529

-17,899
6,658

7,1*39

-10,1)60

-19,388

-10,930

5, '•57

-6,201*

-7'i7

1,106

lOl)

1,210

i,i)6o
2,62l»

-838
-2,81*8

2,1*22
-22l)

3,65U
3,351
5,193

-835
-35
102

-1,761
-209
-859

-758

3,392
3,152

-827

-239
332

3,959

753

587
291
-201

2.612

18

13«

155

1)1

aM Il-

lation

1)alauce

-U,689

1,026

Ixohan^

Q«neral
Aind

-19,29'*

?,7'»5

.

(-)

Treamirx cash

585
78,979
9U,079
31),

19^*7 -Janoary ....

February
Maroh

Vet cash
operating
Income
or
outgo (-)

ll),060

1)80

U2,9U6
140,952

Total

borrowing
or
repayment
of
borrovlng

oheoka,etji.

19^7
19Ug (Istlmatel)

•

Iaor«afla or
deoreaae (-) In

Het caeh

Cash operations other than borrowing

-1,800

-1,800

552

Bnllatin".
The nature of the ohaoges from ths preceding
series was explained In an accompanying note.
See footnote 2 to Table 5 under 'Treasury Cash Inooos and
Outgo".

Table 2.- Comparison of Total Budget Receipts with Cash Budget Receipts
(In Bdllions of dollars)
Leosi

Tlseal year
or month

Total
budget
reoelpts

Intereat

Total

(net)

19'»3

7,607
12,799
22,282

191*1*

1*1*,

19'»5

1*6,1*57

191*6

1*3,038
1*3,259
1*1,667

191*1

191*2

191)7

191*8

(Istlmatad).

3,820

191)7 -January

February
March

'•,378

...

5,701

April
Hay
Juno

,

July
August
September.

October

Soureol

.

•

2,556
2,865

All other
320
23
U7
68
109
153
313
715

1
2l*

5U
83
90
91
95

5
13
13

Capital stock
and paid-in
surplus

Xamlngs

ltl*,0gl

26
27
13
29

1*6,31*8

18

136
258

u
1*7

221

2,390

Actual figures are based on the Cblly Treasury Statement; estimates
for the fiscal year 191*8 are from the BoTlew of the 19>*8 Budget
released Aogust 20, 191)7
lesB than $500,000.

1U7

1)0,952
3,7'*5

5

*,373
5,701

11

2,5^15
2, 861

5,335

20

2,350
2,516

216

i),50g

•3

21

Us, 91*6

112

30

136

363

1*2,885

17
72

3

1*

2,397
2,536
U,872

Iqualsl
Cash
budget
receipts

7,287
12,776
22,235

•

138

Transfer
from
Increment
on gold

319
18
10

75
5

5,'»73

.

•

11*9

Honoaah budget racalpta

Payments to Traaeozy by OoTemmant corporations

s,3<i

.....

Treasury Bulletin

16

Treasury Cash Income and Outgo
Table 3.- Comparison of Total Budget Expenditures with Cash Budget Expenditures
(In mlllione of dollars)

Voncash Imd^t ezpendltnrae

LasB:

Interest psTmenta

Total
budget
ezpendIturas

fiscal year
or month

Total

V

To OoTenunent

On
taTln^s

corporations
and
Treasury (partially
owned)

tondfi

MUs

2/

1/
I9UI
19U2
19^3

13,766

19*

79,708
95,572

19^5

100,397

191*6

63,71'*
1*2,505

19*7
19U« (Estimated) 37,000
igltT-Jaauary

.

3.113

.

Bod^t expenditures

Treasury

Payroll
deduction
Transfers to for
tJoremtrust
To trust accounts oent SBployeas'
accounts
retirement

-

1,61*6

'»35

22

500

??I
6U6
731

SSU
1,650
376

>*2

98

32
36

71
16

11*

1

a

31

1*6

2lt

32

1
1

1*32

59

1*97

18

20
23

1*67

1,918
1.355
1,11(0

April
Hoy
'use

U,002
3,851
5,560

383
739
626

July

71"
307
-533

1*6

September.

3,669
3,060
2,932

51

13

9

October

2,1*1*5

16

3*

1

60

Seuroal

•

^
2/

.

.

-1
-1
-1

1*29

3,911*

Au^st ....

303

3,631
2,338
6,261
775

1*

35
556

Tebrumry.
March

3.598

1,309

-108
-86
-8
-5

31*2

;8i
Ji

.

5U«
273

66

Adto
forces justed InterleaTe
service
national
bonds
bonds
Bank and
Jund 5/

290
2S1
259
207

3

2

Irned

-20
-12
-7
-5

331

58

81
130
213

Hotes
issued

56
88
227
269

167
207
25k
325

917
769
1,203
1,601

1,81*6

22
21

16
20
19

OoTemaent corporation

Invol-rln^

p^nnents to Treasury

issuance of U, S. aeearltles U/

Excess
profits
intertax
refund est
bonds

Earnings

Repayment of
oapltal
stook
and
paid-in

13U

I]

89"*

108
118

17

12!*

72
221

H5

30

-970
-39
-12
-3

267
91
35

159
-150

-2
-2

115
39
25
18
31
32

18
136
38

2
1
1

-1
-1

1

-1

2

-1

1*7

11
3

1

136

^

12,850
33,520
78,699
93,971
96,767
61,376
36,21*1*

36.225

3,282

1

3,619
3,112

-3

»,9l'»

2

2.955
2,753

1*

6

20
216

3.1*65

-U6

Actual figures are based on the Sally Treasury Statement; estimates
for the fiscal year 191*8 are from the Berlo* of the 19I18 Budget released August 20, 191*7.
Less than $500,000.
Aoorued discount on savings bonds and bills less interest paid on
savings bonds and bills redeemed.
Interest payments to vholly owned Oovemment corporations are not
deducted because they are treated as negative expenditures vfaen

expenditures

seott-

5

-2
-2

JS
-8llO

n. s.

319
18
10

6

1,109

Cash

bud^t

snrplm rltlei

1

1,366
-916

Equals:
Invest-

meats
In

2,1*30

received ti/ corporatlone; henoe payBent and receipt offset each
other in the expenditure series.
for ci'etall, see Table 3 under 'Bud^t Beoelpts and Xxpendltures'.
Bod^t expenditures InTolTin^ the Issuance of U. S. securities
are treated as noncash at the time of ori^nal payment and as
cash expenditures at the time of redemption. The figures shown
are net issuances, or net redemptions (-).
See footnote 2 to Table 5 under Treasury Cash Income and Ontgo".

Table 4.- Comxmrlson of Total Trust Account Transactions with Cash Trust Account Transactions
(la

BiUloDS ef dollars)
Trust account expenditures

Trust account receipts
Lass I

fiscal year
or month

Total
receipts

2,638
3,191
3.926
5.053

191*1

19U2
I9iw

55U
676
916
1,150

Interest
on
invest'
ments
in U. S.
securities
167
207

Transfers
shown as
budget
expenditures

331
381

251*

'•35

325

556

7,059
7.675
6,228
5.809

2,365
2,766
2,532
2,078

1*29

1,61*6

567
61*6

1,918
1,355

731

1,11*0

3U2
801
290

198

98

71
16

April
May
Jane

35U
917
722

July
August.
September

785
973

570
295

191*5
191*6
191*7
19I18

Total
noncash
receipts

(Estimated)

19U7 -January

.

february
March

October

.

.

.

.

.

Armed
Payroll
forces
deductions
leave bonds
for
Other
redeemed

i/

1

21*

1*62

1*32

763

1*97

18

20
23

273

16
20

21*5

1*2

13

9

19

330

(0

1

60

20

53

ac const s

OoTem-

5,200
3.668
3.362

ll*l

73

11*7

3,01*8

-120

552
208

213
251
225

88
127
218

1.9

10

75
113
5

198
337
139

1*9

37

5

7

102

612
1,103

615

-7
20

I*

21*3

302

257
261
205
279

9
9
9
7

271*

Z/

^

-781
U,3l6
3,270
3,001

6,267
8,198
7,331
6,137

7,01*8

U,909
3,697
3,731

587
362

^

1.5^

1*,128

21*5

u
y

299

7.167

75^*

2

1,210
1,065

7,275

1*10

5

-852
1,808
692
2,872

1*,261*

lUl*

218

3^
5
88
167

1,338
1,925
3,004

1,730

7
10

Actual figures are based on the Sally Treasury Statement; estimates
for the fiscal year I9U8 are from the Bevlew of the igUS Budget released August 20, 191*7.
I«ss than $500,000.

partially
By trust owned

Equals:
Cash
expenditures

3,78l»

290
281
259
207

1*6

Other

By

520
3,73?

i*,69l*

1
1

Total
noncash
expenditures

l*,80l*

2,083
2.515
3,010
3,903

80

Honeash expenditures
Investments In
U. S. eeourlties

ment corporations^

56
88
227
269

t5

5li«

Total
expendlItures

for
empleyees'
insurance
retirement
premiuBS

ll*

•

Iquals:
Cash
receipts

Ooremment

22
21
21

1*7

Less:

Monoash receipts

%

151
855
1,360

3,882
U,o6o
3,136

781
1*1*3

12

1*31

2

559

507
388
280

296

-89

261

13

37

-21

215
677
203

768

250

591*

72

1*80

108

2lK

Excludes clearing account for outstanding checke and telegraphic
reports from Federal fieserve Banks.
Principally net redemption or Issuance (-) ef obligations of
Oovemment corporations In the market.
Information not available after August 191*7.

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December 1947

17

Treasury Cash Income and Outgo
Table 5.- Comparison of Change In U. S. Securities Outstanding
with Cash Borrowing or Repayment of Borrowing
(In

Increase or decrease \~)
in T7. S, securities
outstanJine

Vlasal year
or month

Publlo
deht

191*1...

5.? 9k

I

6l*,27U

SUl
-1,802
-U68

19W

,

61*,307

-2,1*77

ilHi:::::::::::::
19U7
I9U8 (letlmated).

Ootoher.

Source:

.

..

-20
-12

3,001*

203
206

-7
-5

32I*

-108
-86

3,1*09

5,200
3,668
3,362

ZS

559
1,560
-2,300

1,61*2
-2,29l*

-82
-5

-1,1*23

J*
-1
-88

-l,U26

1,152

61*9

-10
-1

-953

-3

-57

September.

5

6,738

-71*

2, 006
3,1*61

7,892
1,218
>*l*8

2,367
5U6

3,oi*8

159
178
-88

88
127
218

51
11
1

271

J

256
83

17

28

125
-175

l\

-la

-81*0

-91*

-16

-iHs

J7
ihs
709

615
781
l*U3

-956

562
356
-678

296

53
-39
-88

-66

-207

37

-116

61*1

-11*5

V

39

10,783
-11,522
-5,058

-387

Honcash debt transactlona

Issuance of U, S. securities reInterest
sulting from budget erpendltares j/
on
Hotes
Bxeees
for
saTlngB
Armed
profit! bonds and
forces Adjusted Intertax
aerrlce oat i onal
Treasury
leare
refund
Bank and
bonds
bills
bonds
bonds
Fund 3/

1,338
1,925

56,1*89

l,l6l

August. ....

1,1*22

10,7110

61*2

July

aecurities

?y aoTBy trust ernment
accounts corporations

57,679

-69

April
Hay
June

Total

5,128

19lt7-Jaimar7

March

S.

i*,8S3

-11,136
-5,086

Tebmajy...

Net InTestments in
U. 8. securitlee

Total
D.

of dolloTB)

Less:

6,835
21,659
63,806
61,830

23,U6l

i9i*a

Ouaranteed
obligations

llllons

1*31

1,793

S

2,llt0

-1,309

-5

-916

-1
-1
-1

1,91*1

-30

891*

31*2

-970
-39
-12

1*35

-3

Cash
Issuance
guaranteed
of non0I) ligation*
goaronteed
not reobligations
fleeted In
of Federal
Tre««urer e agencies
acooimta
'

8
7

131
207

borrowing
or
repayment
of
borrowing
(-)

V

19

5,1*32

•

19,652
So, 250
56,757

-95
-190

86
203

1*9,1*74

7,1*39

1*67

28

500

72

1*2

-7
-31
-2

-2,8ui

-3
-2
-5

-1,761
-209
-«59

-2
-2

5S7
291
-201

-2
-2

36

-1
-1
-1

32
59

-1
-2
-2

66
U6
51

31

36

77

lOU

136

tures.

!*/

Accrued discount on savings bonds and bills less Interest paid on
savings bonds and bills redeemed.
Includes borrowing throng Postal Sarings System.

1/
Table 6.- Cash Operating Income and Outgo by Months
(In Billions of dollars)

Calendar year

Iqnals:
Cash

PIub:

TanA payiMnt and the remaining $58 million represented redemption
later In the fiscal year of notes assumed to have been acquired
throu^ the Stabllltatlon ^nd payment. Accordingly, the noncash
payments to the Fund are made up of $77U million from the Srchsnge
Stabilisation Fund payment and $950 million from the budget payIn the case of the International Bank, a total of $U7b milment.
lion was paid during fiscal 19U7 - all In the form of budget expenditures. On net balance, $M-l6 million occurred as a noncash
expenditure because of the Issuance of nonlnterest-bearing tJ. S.
Table 5 thus shove a total of $2,lU0 million (net) of such
notes.
notes issued to the two Institutions in the fiscal year 19U7.
Budget estimates show that $9l6 million of these notes will be redeemed In the fiscal year 1948, thereby increasing cash expendi-

ActTial tigarea are based on the Deilly Treasury Statement;

estimates
for the fiscal year I9US are from the BeTlew of the 1948 Budget released August 20, I9U7.
Less than $500,000.
Issuances of U. S. securities resulting from budget expenditures
are treated as noncash at the tlioe of issuance and &e cash budget
expenditures at the time of redemption. The figures shown are net
Issuances, or net redemptions (-).
lipenditures for D. S. subscriptions to the capital of the International Monetary Fund and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development require special explanation- United States
payments to the Hind In fiscal I9U7 for example consisted of $1,800
million paid from the Exchange Stabilization ftmd (Table l) and
$950 million paid as budget expenditures (Table 3). Of this total,
$1,72** million (net) was Invested In nonlnterest-bearing tl. S.
notes thereby making this amount noncash expenditures during the
fiscal year. Of the $1,026 million cash portion of the expenditures, $968 Billion came from the initial Ixchange Stabilization

13"*

58
81
130
213

Bet transact Ions In

18

GENERAL FUND POSITION
AND DEBT OUTSTANDING

Treasury Bulletin

December 1947

19

General Fund of the Treasury
(In llltoni of dollars)

In« of fiscal
7«ar or aonth

.

Treasury Bulletin

20

Means of Financing Cash Requirements
(In

! Ill one

of dollars)

Means of financing

Aaonnt required to b« financed

Vlac&l rear
or Bontk

Total
aaount
required
to ke
financed

1938
1939
19*0
I9UX
19U2

3,910
6,900
S3,»6l

19*3
19UU

6U,307

19^

58,'»70

19U6
19^1

21,300
U.6SI1

1.1T7

igltT-Jannary.

Ibbruery.

March

JLpril....
Xajr

June

July
iu«ust
Septeaber
.

.

October.

8ourc«i

1/

2/

Budget
deficit

decreaee
in public
itbt

1,177
3,862
3.910
6,158

let iosrease
in General

Aud

balance

let
expenditure!
in truet
ae counts,
etc. S/

622

21,1191

57,Hao
SI,"**
»,9'»1
20,676

6,515
10,662

338
2,222

6H,27'»

1,IM1
855

1,272

5*

l,9ltO

55

953

332
552

7H

155

1^117 Tre«BiU7 Statemant.
Czclnd«s amotuite for public d«bt retlrenent whloh are chargaablo to
the ainklDC fund, etc., under special proTlelons of lav, and Ineludos
{^Teminent eorporatloua (wholly owned), etc., (net).
Comprises truet accounts, sales and redemptions of obligations of

ft,27"
6",307
57,679
10,7"0

6U.W7
58,*70
21,200

125

1,33'»

706

628

2,«22
2,327

"6I»

1.61t2

33

2,102

6^

2,867
9»7
758

129

l,lt01

75"

"35

1,9110

receipts
In trust
accounts
etc. S/

98

33«

1,210
9"7

521

791
10, "60

317

22"

6ll2

1,161
6"9

855

Vet decrease
in Oeneral
^ind balance

10,930

ll,6«l»

l,l»23

57

Wi

5*8

2,^2

1,1*5
9«7
67

7I1O

3,275
2,528
5,99"
23,"6l

3,910
6,900

'»,5Z9

Increase in
public debt

1,177

23,

1,210

Bnd«et
surplus 1/

i>,k8it

1,613

2,29l»

2,8*7
987
758

et
total
sBount
financed

7*8
358

11,136

1,33*
2,«22
8,327

283

et

2,598
2"5
758

269
99

239
206

1,9110

283

283

OoTemaent corporations, etc., in the market, increment on gold,
seigniorage on silver, Blscellaneoua fonda and accounts, and
currently a clearing account for outstanding cheeks and tal^
graphic reports from federal Reserve Banks.

.

December 1947

21

statutory Limitation on the Public Debt and Guaranteed Obligations
Section 21 of the Second Liberty Bond Act,
as
amended, provides that the face amount of obligations
Issued under authority of that Act, and the face amount
of obligations guaranteed as to principal and Interest

by the
held by

United States (except guaranteed obligations
the Secretary of the Treasury),
shall not ex-

ceed In the aggregate $275 billion outstanding at any
one time.
Obligations Issued on a discount basis, and

subject

redemption prior to maturity at the option
are Included In the statutory debt llraltatlon at current redemption values.
to

of the owner,

Table !•- Status Under Limitation, October 31,

1047

(In mllllonB of dollarB)

amount of seeurltlf^s which ma^ be outstanding at any one time, under llmltatlone Imposed ty Section ?1
of the Second Liberty Bond Act, as amended

KajcliDuin

275,000

Amount of securities outstanding subject to such statutory debt limitation;
U. S.

Oovernment securities Issued under the Second Liberty Bond Act, as amended

Ouarantaed securities

258,208

^

83

Total amount of securities outstanding subject to statutory debt limitation

258,292

l6,708

Balance Issuable under such authority
Soirc«i
1/

Public Debt Serrlo*.
Ixeludss piaranteed seourltlss held by the Treaiuiy.

Table 2.- Application of Statutory Debt Limitation to Public Debt and Guaranteed

Obligations Outstanding, October 31, 1947
(In millions of dollars)

Public debt and guaranteed obligations outstanding
Subject to
statutory debt
limitation

Public debt and guaranteed obligations outstanding:
Public debt:
Interest-bearing securities:
Marketable issues:
Treasury bills
7
Certificates of Indebtedness
Treasury notes
Treasury bonds - bank restrl cted
Treasury bonde - bank eligible
Postal Barings and Panama Canal bonds-

^

.

l5.73^
808

alt,

7,8>IO

.

Total marketable Issues.

Non-marketable Issues:
U. S. savings bonds (current redemption value).
Treasury savings notes
Depositary bonds
Armed forces leave bonds
Treasury bonds, XnTsstmtnt series
Total non-marketable issues
Special issues to Oovemment eigencles and trust funds.

Total Interest-bearing securlti es

Matured securities on which Interest has ceased
Obligations bearing no Interest:
Thlted States savings stamps
Xxcess profits tax refund bonds
Special notes of the United States:
International Monetary Kind Series
International Bank for Beconstructlon and Qsvelopment series
%lted States notes (less gold reserve)
Deposits for retirenent of national bank and Tedaral Baserre Bank notes.
Other obligations bearing no Interest
Total obligations bearing no Interest.
Total public debt.

Ouaranteed securities ^:
Interest-bearing securities.
Matured debt
Total guaranteed securities

Total public debt and guaranteed securities outstanding.

68,927

Hot covered by
statutory debt

llnltatlon

Total

22

Treasury Bulletin

Public Debt and Guaranteed Obligations of the United States QDveinuient Outstanding

Table 1.- Suaaary
(In lllloai of dollars)

Ind of
flioal
yaar or
Bonth

..
,

.

December 1947

23

Public Debt and Guaranteed Obligations of the United States Government Outstanding
Table 3.- Interest-Bearing Guaranteed Obligations (All Public Issues)^
(In mlllloaB of dollarB)

Marke table
Ind of fiscal
y««r or aoath

Total

Total

'»,e53

1938
1939

Coaaodl tj
Craltt
Corporation

206
206

i.^o
5,^8

5,'^o

19I10

19*1

6,360

6,360

i9ita

l»,5li9

l»,5lt9

696
701

IS"*?

1,092
1,516
109

3,908
1,190

U12
Ul2

19W
«i^

19I16

llOT

76doral
Tara
Mortgafo
Corporation

Vadaral
Houaing
Adainiatration

l.Ulo
1,379
1,269
1,269
930

Sonnarketabla
PttMlo
Houala^
idnlnlltratlan 1/

Bona
Owners'
Loan
Corporation

1

8
17
21

930

1,563
1,533

896

2,lt09

llU

u

299
820
1,096
1,7*1
1,219

2,937
2,928
2,603

llU
11»
226
llU

3

Reoonst motion
finance
Corporation

755

Total

Commodity
Cradit
Corporaties 8/

183
326

68
150

Reoonetmction Tiaanoe
Corporation

^

115
176

^.

19U7
19l»7-Jaauary.

February
Hareh
April

Maj
Jane

83

38

38

15

H5

262
181
175

U6

1)6

1)6

U«

U6
M6

217
135
130

217
135
130

171
171
83

U6

U6

126

38

38

126
125
15

7U

3U

llO

ItO

36

39
36

lt6

July
ingnet

73

September.

70

3t

3"
3U
3"

Ostokar..

78

33

33

125
'•5

U5

Sourcs:
Dally Treaaury Stat^ent.
Footnote* ^ipear at the end of Table U.

Table 4.- Special Issues to United States Government Agencies and Trust Funds
(In millions of dollars)

End of flBcal
year or nonth

Total

Federal
Deposit
Inaurance
Corporation

19U1
19U2

2,676
3,770
5,775
6,120
7,885

19'»3

10,871

19IA

ll*,287

19''5
19'»7

18,812
22,332
27.366

19U7.Januar7. .
Tebruary.
Marsh

2U,777
2U,938
25,183

2ll8

25,280
26,186
27,366

277

1938
1939
19110

101

56
90
95

Federal
01d-A«e
and
Surrivore
Insuranoe
Trust Fund
662
1,177
1,738
2,381
3,133
U.Ol*

Federal
Savings
and Loan
Insurance
Corpora^
tion

GoTern-

Ooveranent Life
Inaurance
Fund

5

523
537
52U
531
537

106
27

538
502

5

ment
employee^
retirement
fonde

559
656
796

National
Service
Life
Insurance
Fund

3

Postal
Savings
Systea

Ball road
He tl resent

Account

10/

45

66

128
97

67

88

]l
92

39

56

352
1,213
3,187

5,24o
6,474

199
268
464
782
1,628

178
319
501
657

Unenpl oynent
Trust
Fund

Adjusted
Service
Certificate
Fund

872
1,267
1,710
2,273
3,114

26

18
17
14
12
12

Mutual
Mortgage
Insiirance

and War
Housing
Insurance
Funds

20
11
19
18

5,308
5,910

^9^

68U

7,10l»

62

1,2511

1,076
1,469
1,868
2,177
2,460

806

4,257
5,610
6,747
6,699
7,142

238

6,ltlio

2<»8

6,1(110

57
58

6,680

59

1,236
1,236
1,236

2.375
2,376
2,369

5.725
5,765
5,789

990
l,0l4
l,04o

815
802
787

6,869
6,96?
6.944

12
12
12

18
18
18

59
60
62

1,236
1,231
1,254

2,377

«08

6,680
6,680
7,104

2,460

5,813
6,278
6,474

1,066
1,294
1,628

817
801
8O6

6,91?
7,094
7,l»2

12
12
12

22
22
18

5lt
602
605

7,062
7,062
7,362

64
6U
65

1,254
1,254
1,253

2,460
2,706
2,707

6,520
6,560
6,585

2,226
2,406
2,4o6

1,300
1,283
1,265

7,087
7,254
7,244

12
6
6

18

September.

28,516
29,220
29,520

Ootobar...

29,iiU7

I49O

7,362

66

1,253

2,695

6,610

2,4o6

1,304

7.229

19146

April
•Uy
June

July

An^gt

Source:
*

^
^
^
4/

.

.

.

103
98
97
120
MOS

lt,766

Dally Treasury Statement.
Lose than $500,000.
Xzoludea guaranteed eeouritiee held by the Treasury and eeourltlee
guaranteed as to interest only.
Includes United States sarings etaaps, excess profits tax refund
bonds, and ourrenoy iteae. 'or currant-month details, see Table 2
under 'Statutory Limitation on the ?ublle Debt'.
Includes $112 million of prepayniente on Treasury bonde, iuTastment
series, dated Oct. 1, 1947.
fianlc restricted issues are those which commercial banks (banks acoeptln^ demand deposits) are not permitted to acquire prior to a
Cl) concurrently with the
specified date »lth three eiseptlonsi
4th, 5th, and 6th War XK>ans and the Victory Loan, commercial banks
vere permitted to subscribe for limited inTestment of their eaTin^e
dsposlte; (2) commercial banks nay temporarily acquire such Issuee
throu^ forfeiture of oollaterall (3) commercial banka may hold a

^
6/

2/

22
22

26

limited amount of such lesues for trading purposes. (Soe^reasuxy
Bulloin" July 1946, pa«es A^9 and A^IO).
Foetal Saving and Panama Canal bonds, and prior to 1947,
Cbnverslon bonds also.
Consists of adjusted serrloe bonds (until they matured on Juna 15,
1943) and depositary bonds.
lame changed from federal ^blic Housing Aathorlty ' ri£:inally
U. S. Bousing Anthorlty) pursuant to Beorganitatlon Plan Vo. 3 of
1947.

S/

2/

10/

Consists of demand obligatione stated as of the close of the preTlouB month, in accordance with the Oally Treasury Statement.
Consists of Beconstructlon Pinance Corporation notes, Serlee Z-^A,
Z-B, and X-C, which ware held >y United States Gorarnment corporatlone and credit a^enoles.
Includee Canal Zone Postal SavlD^ System.

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)

.

Treasury Bulletin

21+

Computed Interest Charge and Computed Interest Rate on the Public Debt and Guaranteed

Obligations of the United States Government
Pabllc debt and guaranteed obllgatlona
2nd of flBoal
year or month

Computed
Interest-baarlnc
debt ontatandln^

MWtm nT
Interest
charge

(In milllona of dollars)

1938
1939

''5,336
l»7,g7U

igito

igUi
igUa

76,517
139,'t72

^e'n
19U4

201,059
256,766
268,578
255,197

191*5

19U6
iSky
19I17 -January.

febmarr.

258,61*0
258, 291*

Karoh

255,976

Computed
anrnial rate
of Interest
(Percent)

l,06g

2.57?

i,ll»9

2.53'»

1,203
1,335
1,729

2.511*

2,759
3,869
U,969

PabUe

debt 1/

Computed
Interest-bearing
debt outstanding

Interest
eharge

(In Billions of dollars)

36,576
39,836

Qgaraateed oblleatlone 2/
Computed
ftnnnni rate
of Interest

,037
,095

2.1*38

2.260

71,968

,61*1*

135,380

2,679

5,357
5,376

1.978
1.925
1.935
1.995
2.107

5,327
5,336
5,319

218

2.589
2.600
2,583
2. 518
2.285

'•,853
5,1*50
5,1*98

1*,092

6,360
i*,5i*9

2.052

81
20

,968

3,81*9

256,357
268,111
255,113

5,37"*

2.059
2.066
2.078

258,373
253,113
255,800

5,322
5,332
5,316

2.060
2.066
2.073

262
181
175

5,318
5,3W»
5,376

2.089

25l*,U27
25l*,975

5,315

2.107

255,113

2.089
2.095
2.107

171
171
83

3

2.091*

5,i»2l»

71*

1
1

i^jrll

25^,598
255,1116

July
August
September

256,395
257,183
256,177

2.115
2.125
2.127

256,321
257,110
256,107

5,1»22
5,1*63

5,liU9

2, 116
2.125
2.128

73
70

October.

256,3118

5,1*56

2.129

256,270

5,1*51*

2.129

78

Souroet
1/

2.1*98

i*,96l*

5,351

5,U6U

5,31*1
5,37'*

I^ly treasury Statement.
Treasury bills are included in interest-bearing debt figures at face
amount bnt for purpoeee of calculating the computed *wfm«l interest
charge and the computed rate of Interest, the discount ralue is used.
For the purposes of computing the anrnial interest charge and rate of

(Percent)

112
109
117
85

199,51*3

1,516
609
•67
83

Computed
annual rate
of Interest

121

1.979
1.929
1.936
1.996
2.107

Kay
Jnne

255,197

Computed
annual
interest
charge

(In mlllioDB of dollars)

(Percent

91*7

1*2,376
1*8,337

Interest-bearing
debt outstanding

5

.978
,831*

,861

,335
,321

7
1

,1*10

I*

,61*2

3

.758
,783

3

3
1

,758

.718
.706
,758

1.767
1.776
1.81U

1.76U

iBterast on IKlitttd Statee savings bonds. Series A-S are considered
to yield 2.9^ per annum and Series f is considered to yield 2.53^.
Ooaranteed securities held
the Treasury, and securities guaranteed as to interest only, are not included in this table.

^

,

Obligations of Govemnent Corporations and Other Agencies Held by the Treasury 1/
(In milllona of dollare)

Ind of fiscal
year or month

OoBBodlty
Credit
Corporation

Total

1938
'939

883

191*0
191*1

10*
302
U,079

X^portlaport
Bank of
Vaahlngton

Tbmera'

BeM
idmlniatratioa

Federal
Tarv
Mortgage
Corporation

loan
Oorperatlon

25

57

283
398
383

5,033

366
108
13

212
580
,010
737
529

31*7

9,020
9,205
9,966

57
57
57

607

360
360
350

8,887
8,839
8,902

^1
56

350

8,769
8,807
9,966

56
56
56

11,91*6

510

10,828
10,891
10,985

820
866
830

97
179
272

590

April
K«y
Jnne

10, 91*6
10,1*73
11,91*6

865

3W

559

281*

1*29

51*6

510

516

July
August.
September.

11,91*8

537
6U1

516
516

1*87

5I10

53
53

October...

U,76l

llgO

631

53

.

Source:
•

1/

900
,591
,301

11,917
11,823 1/

y

52
57

7

20
2,531*

191*7

.

Tennessee
Valley
Authority

271*

191*7 -January...

February
Karoh

Sural
Ilectrlfi eat ion
Administ rat ion

551

19U6

191*5

tion
Finance
Corporation

263

,950

191*1*

fieoonatroo-

861*
2l*3

lUo
1*00

7.535
10,717
12,169
11,673

191*3

Pnblle
Housing
Idminiatratioa 2/

15
20

10

191*2

Borne Ownarfl'

a

516

57i»

529

Dslly Treasury Statement.
Less than $500,000.
The obligatlonfi ehovn in thlo table were Iseued to the Treasury to
finance Ooveminent corporatlono and certain other 'buBlnese-type
actlTltles, with the Treasury Iteelf raleing the neceesary fundi
through public debt operations.
To avoid duplication, these
securities are not included in the guaranteed debt outstanding

19
16
12

2/

3/

360

^^

8,1*16

u

511*

31*7

1*99
I186

31*7

9,953
9,277
9,296

511
5U6

1*71

3U7

9,169

5U6

3t7

as shown in preceding tables.
Hame changed from Federal Public Housing Aathorlty (orlglnedly
U. S. Housing Authority) pursuant to Heorgaialiatlon Plan Ho.
J
of I9U7.
Total Includes obligations of the Tlrgln Islands Company In
the amount of $250,000.

56
56
56

56

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December 1947

25

Analysis of Issuance and Retirement of Public Debt
(In mllllonB of dollart)

Putollo

Public debt recelpte
(laaoance of public debt)

Net
change
in

dett
outpuhUc
•tandlnc
deht
•cd of
during
fitcal
year or fiscal
year or
oath

71 seal 7«ar
or month

Public ieeuee

Oaeh

Total

i/

onth

7U0
3,275
2,528

1938
1939
19U0

37.165

IS"*!
19l*S

>tg,96l

5.99'*

72,422

23,461
6U,27li

I9>t5

136.696
201.003
258,682

19>»6

269, U22

10,7'*0

W**?

258,286

-11.136

19'w!

'.'.'.'.'.

6U,307
57,679

Certificates of
Indebtedneee,
ipeclal
eerie e

InternaArmed
tional Bank
Jueted forces
for Beconeerrlce leave
etructlon
bonds
bonde
and Development
aeries

International
Monetary
fund
series

profits
Ix.
tax
change
refund
bonds

l».776

9.621
13,0gl*

7.1*75

13.166

7,1911
10,1*62

17.S'*7
37.161*

30,388

303

122,632 9U.961
153,785 123.958
179.159 129.663
150,988 103,116
127,761 71,1*12

17.911
1*91

131*

1*

891*

USU

88
l,gl*7

566

1,782

1.782

259.776
261, Ulg

628

11.1*86

l,6't2

-2.291*

12.536
8.936

7.817
6,201
6.196

278
269
303

159

259.12'*

Apr..

257.701
258, 3U3
258,286

-l.'t23

6U2
-57

7.373
7,819
2U,oU6

5,627
3.102
3,222

267
91
35

159

Juns.
July.

259, Wtg

1,161

lO.glllt

2,291
1,526

260,097

e>i9

S«pt.

259,11*5

-953

7,331
12,605

Oct..

259.0T1

-7'*

9,0l»2

Ij

Ejccess

Ad^

Kur.

•

Biblic isBuea

Special notes

19U7-Jan.

Source t

Public debt expenditures
(Hetlrement of public debt)

1,8'*7

-2

1*9

2,91*6

Dall^ Treasury Statement.
Leei than $500,000.
Xxcludea certificates of iDdebtedneee, epeclal aerlee.

Special
issues

2.67U
3.035
2,812

2.159
2.567
3.151

3.li*2

U,2ltl

596

5.876

I.UU2
18,790
183
31,036
31.758
31*.

8,318

total

Caah

8,881
9.809
10.638
11.853
13.703

5,166
5.301
5,680
5.816
8,693

Certificates of
indebtXxedneea,
cbanget
apeelal
series

2.67U
3.035
2,812

17.911

16,263 ll*0,2l*8 95,985
20,398 138,897 91.776

UgU

ll»,l*10

3.131*
3.91*7
2,ll*2

257
178
295

10,853
11.231

7.659
6,930
9.038

1,321
3.533
4.705

157
93U

3.616
U.U9U

10,891*

l6,08l*

8.795
7.177
2U,103

7,23«
5,080
10,273

1,279
731

9,683
6,732

2,316
i,62U

U36

13,557

3,ll»8

5,939

116

9,116

1*91

U

7.1*11*

i.oi*i

1.1*73
2.11*6

3.11*2

2.896

596

It.lll

303

58.358 33,671*
89,1*78 63.202
121,1*80 77,1*08

10,1*11

Special
lituea

1.1*1*2

5.332

18.790
183
31.036
31.758

9.885
12.71*
15.36U

3.131*

65

3.9'*7
2,ll*2

18
50

1.321
3.533
i».705

60
28
1U.903

7,238
5,080
10,273

129
27
136

5,939

189

31*.

6.99»t

Oontlets of epeclal aerlee of certificates of Indebtedness Issued
directly and solely to federal fieserre Banks,

2/

Composition of the Interest-Bearing Public Debt
Interest-hearing public deht outstanding
(In mllllone of dollars)

Percent of Interest-hearing puhllc debt

Puhllc Issues

Bonds

Snd of fiscal
year or month

Total

Marketahle

Nonmarketahls

1938.
1939.

36,576
39.886

22,01*3

191*0.

26,751

191*1.

1*2.376
1*8.387

30.1*11

it.SSS

191*2.

71.968

38.281

19'*3.

135.380

57.716

25,l*ll*

1.556
2.151
3,166

Harketable

Honmarketahla

Puhllc Issues
Certificates
of

9.ll*7

1.151*

7.21*3

1.308
1.302
1.603
2.508

IO.U96

6.383
5.698
6.689

3.015

3.096

21,701*

9.168

7.1*95

17.1*05
23.1*97
18. 261
8,ll*2

9.557
10,136
6,711
5.560

16,561
28.822
31*. 136

21*.

28,781*

27.792

17.038

777
21*. 938
25.183

16.610
16.002
15.775

53.1*85

258.378
258.113
255.800

119.1*89
119,1189
119.1*89

51,567
52.195
52.713

10,090
10.090

5.590
5.570

29.791

3.11*2

5.1il»3

251*. 1*27

119.1*89
119.1*89
119.1*89

53.135
53.338

g.lU2

5.1*77

g.ll*2
8,ll*2

5.525
5,560

26,291*
26.291*

256,321
257,110
256,107

119,1*88
119,1*88

53,701*

8,11*2
8,11*2

5,592

119,1*88

53,857
53,109

256,270

118,729

51*,

July

Au^st

.

Septeaher
October.

Source:

.

.

.

Sally Treasury Statement.

096

16.0
17.7
18.0

17,071*
17,0l*S

1*9,1*62

119,1*89

53.1*85

U2.6
39.8

18,812
22.332
27.366

119,502

25U.975
255.113

U.3

ll*,287

35.298
1*6,090

April.
May...
June.

60.3
63.7
63.1
62.8
53.2

ll*.73l*

79,1*1*0

106. 6UI*

Tehruary,
March

6.120
7,885

31*. sol*

25.296

25.296

11.861*

10.871

SonMarketoarketshle
ahle

100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0

17.0U1
17,039
15.775

199.51*3

.

2,676
3.770
l*.775

100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0

256.357
268,111
255.113

19l*7-Janunry.

Total

edness

191*5.
191*6.

Special
Issues

IndahU

191*1*.

191*7.

Bonde

1*1.6

5.1*

3.2
3.3
3.1
3.3
3.5

7.3
9.5
11.3
12.6

6.8
8.7
9.2
6.3
3.2

u

7.1*

8.0
7.2

2.2

12.2
lU.U
13.3
13.0
9.9

6.6
6.U
6.2

7.3
8.3
10.7

3.9
3.9

3.2

2.2
2.2
2.1

11.5
11.1
10.9

6.6
6.6
6.7

9.6
9.7
9.8

20.9
20.9
21.0

3.2
3.2
3.2

2.2
2.2
2.2

10.3
10.3
9.9

6.5
6.3
6.2

9.9
10.3
10.7

3.2
3.2
3.1

2.2
2.2
2.2

9.8
9.7
9-7

6.1
6.1
6.1

11.1
ll.U
11.5

31

2.2

9.7

6.2

11.1*

18.1*

21.0

100.0
100.0
100.0

1*6.3

19.9

1*6.3

20.2
20.6

25.280
26,186
27.366

100.0
100.0
100.0

1*7.0
1*6.8

25,122
25,025

7,81*0

5,531

2lt,89lt

15,756
15,735
15,725

28,516
29,220
29,520

100.0
100.0
100.0

1*6.6

5,61*2

1*6.7

21.0
20.9
20.7

7,81*0

5,6l8

2l(,g08

15,732

29,1*1*7

100.0

U6.3

21.1

1(6.5

Special
Issues

l».3

i|i*.6

1*6.8

25.0
18.2
15.1
11.8
9.3

Certificates
of
Indehtedness

>*.2

U6.g

1*6.7

HonNarketmarketahle
ahle

1*.0

2.5

8.8

11.0

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Treasury Bulletin

26

Maturity Schedule of Interest-Bearing Public Marketable Securities
Issued by the United Statesi/
As of October 31,

1947

(la alllloBa of dollari)
Aaount of Baturltles

Year
and

Date
bank raCallable laauea Btrlcted
Issuea
rizad claaalflad by
becoae
Batu- year of:
bank
rlty
riaal
Isiuao Wral
atu- eltglbla

Ceacrlptlon of tocurlty 2/

oath

eaU

Aaount of aaturltlea

Tear
and

Deacriptlon of aecurlty 2/

onth

rtty

19*7

Date
bank reCallable lasuei Btrlcted
laauea
riiad claaalflad by
year of:
becoae
aatubank
rlty
risal
isauaa Mrat
atu- eligible
call
2/
rlty

1951

niia

loT.

7/«*
D>s.
7/ffll

it

I»,g07

Certificate

U/iAl-L..

Bill a
Cartlflcate - la^lAT-l-.
Baa* - 12/15A7

Mar...

2-J/H Bond

•Tuna..

Bond

-

6/I5/U9-51..
6/15/51-5U..

Bond
Bond
Bond

-

9/15/*9-51.9/15/51-53.
9/15/51-55..

Bond
2*
2-1/14 Bond
2)t
Bond

-

If

2-3/1* Bond

5,010
3,2*1
701

Sept.,

2)1

gt

total.

- 3/15/Ug-51..

1,223

1,775

H

15,57>»

-

-

12/15/U9-51.
12/15/51-53.
12/15/51-55.

1,011*

1,627
1,292
7,986
755

2,098
1,118
510

19>W

^/S^

Billa
,..
Certlfioata

l/lAS-A..

5,915
3.13*

Tab..

7/8^

Oartlflaata

aVW-B..

3.9*7

Mar..

Oartifioata l/Si
3/1A8-0
Bond - 3/l5A«-50
2*
2-3/im Bond - 3/15A8-51

Jan..

tpt..

7/g)t

.

W*«-B.

Oertlfieata -

Total.

7/gH

1-3AH

1952
Mar...

1,115
1,223

3/15/50-52..
3/15/52-5*..

1,021*

Bond
Bond

6/15/52-5*..
6/15/52-55..

5,825
1.501

Sapt.. 2-l/2)( Bond

Bond

9/15/5&-52..
9/15/50-52..

Dee... 3-l/8)( Bond
Bond
2*

12/15/U9-52.
12/15/52-5*.

Juno.

1,3a

Cortlfloate 6/l/>l«-l..
Bead - 6/l5A«

3,062

Certlfioata Oartifioata Oartifioata -

2,7*2
1,127
2,209

7/«i*
7/g)t

Sapt.

Oot..

Baa..

2-1/2* Bon* 1-1/2)1 Iota -

9/15A8

T/l/'W-'-.
l/l/kS-a..
7/l/l4g-H..
.

Zi

Ijt

Beta - lO/l/Hg-B
Oartifioata - lO/VW-J.

2*

Boa* - 12/15/118-50

1)1

total.

1,963

1,777

.

9/l5A«-A.

Bond

2-l/2)( Bond

2)(

2)(

7/8)1

5.628

2,ll»2

2-l/>)*

Jmaa.

11,996

Total.

«l579

1953

571

37,020

U9I

8,662

17,012

3,7*8

*,092
1,35*

1,186
*,939

June.

Bond

Sept..

Bond - 9/15/51-53.

-

6/15/53-55.

725

7,986

2,91*
Deo... 2-1/2* Boad - I2/15/U9-53.
2-1/14 Boad - 12/15/51-53.

1,786
1,118

19*9
725

Jww.

2)1

Boad -

6/15A9-9I

l.Olh

Sapt.

2*

Bond-

9/15A9-5I

1,292

Dm..

Bead - 12/15A9-51
2»
3-l/g)t Bond - 12/15A9-52
Z-l/9 Baa* - 12/l5/*9-53

2,098
H9I
1,786

195*
Mar... 2-l/2)t Bead - 3/15/52-5*..

l,02l»

Bond
Bond
2*
2-l/ll* Bond

- 6/15/51-51*..

1,627
5,825

Bond

- 12/15/52-51*.

June.

6.682

total.

10,890

Dae...

2-3/ll)l

2)(

-

6/15/52-51*..

-

6/I5/5U-56.

681
8. 662

681

1950

17,138

1955

Bond
Boad

Mar...

3/15/'t»-50

1,115

3/15/50-52

Mar... 2-7/8* Bond - 3/I5/55-6O.

2,611

1.963
June.

Sept.. 2-l/2)t Bond - 9/15/50-52
Bond - 9/15/50-52
2)1

2-l/l|)l

2*

1,186
*.939
Sept..

Bond - 12/l5/'lg-50
1-1/2)1 Bond - 12/15/50

2.635

Total.

2,635

Dec... 2>

Bond - 6/15/52-55.
Bond - 6/15/53-55.

1,501
725

Bond

9/15/51-55..

755

Bond

12/15/51-55.

510

571
Dec.

1,687

.

2)t

Total.

(Continued on following page)

2,611

3,*91

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27

December 1947

Maturity Schedule of Interest-Bearing Public Marketable Securities
Issued by the United States
As of October 31, 1047

-

(Continued)

(In llllona of dollari)

iBount of aatorltlot

Y«ar
and

Dascriptlon of teeurlij 2/

onlh

Sato
bank reCallable Isiuao •trictad
Issuoi
Tiled claiilflod by
baooaa
ata- jear of I
baak
ri tj
riaal
allglbla
Itanat tint
matucall
rity

Aaount of aatiirltlea

Tear
asd

Deocrlptlon of aacurlty 2/

oath

y

1956

Data
bank reCallabla laanea atrletad
laauaa
rixed elaaalflad by
becoBa
atn- yaar oft
bank
rlty
rinal
allglbla
laauaa Mrat
Matucall
i/
rity

1964

Mar..

2-1/2)1 Bond - 3/15/56-58..

Jona.

2-l/l|)t

3apt.

2-3/>* Bond - 9/15/56-59..
2-1/lt* Bond - 9/15/56-59..

3.K3

Total

6,253

l,ltll9

Bosi - 6/I5/5U-56..

681

Z-l/2)(

Bond

3/15/56-!*..

Jvaa.

2-}m

BoBd

6/15/58-63..

2-l/2)t Bond - 6/I5/6U-69..

3,761

'•/15/53

Dae.

2-l/2)t Bond - 12/15/6't-69.

3,«3«

9/15/53

Total.

7,600

982

681

1965

195«
Mar..

Juna.

Mar.

2-l/2)( Bond

3/15/65-70..

Dae.

2-3/l))(

12/15/60-65.

Bond

2/1/5*

5.197
1,U85

1,»M19

Total

5,197

2-1/2* Bond - 3/15/66-71.

3,'Wl

12/1/54

2-l/2)t Bond - 6/15/67-72..

7,967

6/15/62

Sapt.

2-1/2* Bond - 9/15/67-72..

2,716

Sac.

2-1/2* Bond - 12/15/67-72.

11,689

Total.

22,372

l,l»S5

919

"919"

1,W«9

1966
Mar..

1959
tTuna.

2-im

Sapt.

Bond - 9/15/56-59..
Z-l/>4 Bond - 9/15/56-59..

Dae..

Bond - 6/15/59-62..

5.2*

2-3/'<)«

2-l/l*)t

Bond

-

S/15/52

1967
June.

9<2

3,K3

jMo

12/15/59-62.

Total.

8,75'»

12/15/52

2-1/2H Bond - 6/15/62-67..

12/15/62

't,80'l

i960

1968

Mar..

2-7/8^ Bond

Sac Z-jm

Bond

2,611

3/15/55-60..

Bac.

1.U85

Total.

Canal bond - 6/I/61

2,831

Juna.

2-1/2* Bond - 6/15/et-69..

3,761

''/15/53

Dae..

2-1/2* Bond - 12/15/61t-69.

3,«3«

9/15/53

Total.

7,600

12/1/52

1969

2,611

1961
JVBO.

2-1/2* Bond - 12/15/63-68.

l,l»85

12/15/60-65.

50

1970

1962
Jona.

Oac.

l-l/kf,
2-l/29(

Bond - 6/15/59-62..
Bond - 6/15/62-67..

5,28t

6/15/52
5/5/52

3,'»70

12/15/52

2,118

2-1/1* Bond - 12/15/59-62.

2,U8

Mar... 2-1/2* Bond - 3/15/65-70.

5,197

2/1/5"

3,t«l

12/1/5U

Juna.. 2-1/2* Bond - 6/15/67-72..

7,967

6/15/62

3apt.. 2-1/2* Bond - 9/15/67-72..

2,716

1971
Mar... 2-1/2* Bond - 3/15/66-71.

8,75'*

1972

1963
Juna.

2-jm

Dao..

2-l/2)t Bond

Total.
cat

1/
2/

Bond

6/15/58-63
12/15/63-68

919

12/1/52

2,831
2,831

919

Bally Traaeury Statenent, and reports to the Traaaury.
Xxeludea postal oaTln^B bonda
It Bhomld be noted that callabla laauaa appear twloe In thla coluon,
once In the year of first eall and a|;aln In the year of final aatuCallabla isauea with reapeot to vhloh a definite notice of
rlty.
call haa bean made, hovarar, are listed as flisd natarltlaa. Vor
date of leaua of each aeeurlty, aae oha^er on *Prleea and Tlelda

Dec... 2-1/2* Bond - 12/15/67-72.

Total

11,689 12/15/62

22,372

of Ooramaent Seeuritlaa"; for tax atatua, aaa ehi^ter an "Ovnerahlp of OorenuDant Saeurltlea'.
Bank reatrlcted Issues any not be acquired by ooanerclal banka
(with alnor axoeptiona) prior to a specified date. See footnote
to tables on "Public Sabt and Ouerantaed Obllgatlona of tha
United Stataa Qarernfflent Outatandlng*.

28

Offerings of Marketable Issues of Treasury Bonds, Notes,
and Certificates of Indebtedness

Treasury Bulletin

December 1947

29

Disposition of Matured Marketable Issues of Treasury Bonds, ^Jote8, and Certificates
of Indebtedness and Securities Guaranteed by the United States

Date of
refunding
or retirement

30

Treasury Bulletin

Offerings and Maturities of Treasury Bills
Table 1.- Description of Treasury Bill Offerings and Amount of Maturities
(Amounte In mllllone of dollare)

Date of
iBBue

December 1947

31

Sales and Redemptions of United States Savings Bonds

United States eaTlngs bonde were first offered for
Bonds of series A-D were sold
In March 1933.
between March 1935 and April 1941. Series E, F, and
sale

bonds have been on sale slnoe May

1,

1941.

certain, periods

are

10-year discount

bonds sold

maturity value, and yield 2.30% per annum If
Series r bonds are 12-year discount
held to maturity.
bonds sold at 74^ of maturity value, and yield 2.53)<
at 75)t

of

per annum If held to maturity.

bonds are 12-

Series

year current Income bonds, sold at par, bearing Interest at 2-l/2)< per annum, and redeemable at par at maturity or at stated prloes less than par before maturity.

Purchases

of

series

17,500 issue price in
bonds were available

any
to

A-D bonds
one
all

were

limited to

calendar year. These
subscribers prior to

and to indlTlduale only after that date.
Purchases of series E bonds are limited to $3,750 issue
price in any one calendar year, and may be made only by
April

1,

(defined

as

series F and

for

price in

certain rsBtriotlona.

periods

For

footnote 9. ""A page A-22.

and

For details oonosrning

features, investment yields, and redemption

values see

'Treasury Bulletin" for October 1945, pages A-4 andA-5.
Series A bonds matured in 1945, and series B bonds
in

1946.

Series

C

bonds began

to

mature

in

January

Matured bonds turned in for redemption are Included in the figures on redemptions.
Matured bonds
outstanding are reflected in the interest-bearing debt
until all bonds of the series have matured, when they
are transferred to matured debt upon which interest has
oeased, in accordance with the practice of the Daily
1947.

Treasury Statement.

1940,

individuals
limit

with

restrictions see
"Treasury Bulletin' for December 1944, page 36, footnote 9, and "Treasury Bulletin" for February 1946, page
37.

Series A-E bonds

and

details concerning these

any

year 1941).

one

natural

persons

calendar year
bonds are

Series P and

subscribers except commercial banks.
however, were permitted to

only).

The

$100,000 issue
($50,000 in calendar

combined

is

available to all
Commaroial banks,

purchase these bonds during

In

the

following tables

at current redemption values.

figures are quoted

Amounts of series

out-

standing are quoted at par.
Sales and redemptions classified by States will be
published semiannually after June 30, 1947, and sales
by denominations, quarterly after September 30, 1947.

Table 1.- Summary of Sales and Redemptions, by Series
As of October 31, 1947

Uslted StatM
•aTlD£s bonds

sales

at issue price, and redemptions and eusounts outstanding

Treasury Bulletin

32

Sales and Redemptions of United States Savings Bonds

-

(Continued)

Table 2.- History of Sales and Redemptions
Anount outstanding

Bodooptions 2/
Salai 1/

Accruad
discount

Sales
plus
accrued
discount

Sales
price

(In Billions of dollars)
All series

Fiscal years:
1935-19'tO
19UI
19112

19't3

19IA

3.120
l,lt92

^5

5.99t
11.789

128

88

15,1*98
lU, 891

19'*5

19"*

9,612
7.208

191*7

Calendar years:
1935-19'tO
19Ul
19't3

3,1*9
3.036
9,157
13.729

191*
19U5

16,01A
12.937

19116

7.'«7

I9l«

Months:
19lt7-Januar7

952

February
March

616

i^ril
May
June

>t«8
l«82

712

572

July

Au^Bt
Saptembar

October
Total, inception to October 31, I9U7

i«66

Ug8

71,576

2, '•95

Accrued
discount

Matured
debt

Interestbearing
debt

Porcent of

onthl7
redemptions
to anount
outstanding

December 1947

33

Sales and Redemptions of United States Savings Bonds

Table 2.- History of Sales and Redemptions

-

-

(Contlnuedl

(Continued)

Redaaptlons 2/
Salsa 1/

Iccniad
dlicount

Sale I
plua
accruad
discount

(In

Total

illlons of dollars)

Series I, T, and
fiscal years:
191*1

661*

191(2

5.993
11.789

19'»3

19IA
19U5
19U6

15.1*98

lU,891
9.612
7,208

191*7

Calendar years

2
36
127

191*1

,

191*3

2,537
9.157
13. 729
l6,0l*U

191*1*

12.937

191*5
19I16

7.1*27

1*67

583

7.791

12
7t
195

379
533

Months:

19H7-^anaar7
February
Ksreh

952
712
616

,

1*8

April

572

Itay

1*88

1*6

June

1*82

67

July
August
Septanher

1*66

51

Oetoher

UH

1*6

67,627

1,703

fetal, Ineaptlon to Oeteher 31,

1*1*

1*5

191*7

11.821*

15.625
15.175
10,078

2gl*

1

191*2

66U
5.995

Sales
pries

Accrued
discount

Aaount
outstanding
(iBterostbearlng
dabt)

Psrcsnt of
monthly
reds options
to aaount
outstanding

Treasury Bulletin

i^

Sales and Redemptions of United States Savings Bonds

Table 2.- History of Sales and Redemptions

-

-

(Continued)

(Continued)

BadBBptlons 2/
Salts 1/

Iccnjfld

discount

Sadea
plus

accruAd
discount

Sales
prlca

Total

Accrutfd

discount

Aaount
outstanding
(interestbearing
debt)

Percent of

ontbl7
redemptions
to aaount
outstanding

(In allllons of dollars)

71 seal jears:

I9UI
19te

67

758
802
679

IS"*}

19UU
19U5

U07
360

I9it6

19U7

2
9
19
33
^1

67
•35
760
811
698

67
3
17
58

3

It99

l,2lt2

UO

89
IU9

17
57
88
IU7

I107

203

197

1.996
2,60l»

2.895
3,099

Calendar yeara;

207

208

208
652
7t5

2

65'«

7

7

85lt

19't3

k

35

35

191A

773

13

lOlt

1)0

365

77
106
189

569
278

25

750
786
621

19l»l

19te

19't5

595
325

191*6

Months:
19U7-Januar7
Tebruary
Harch

.U8

3.013
3.052

72
.68

lit

3.07't

.116

15

3.088
3,099

•51
.59

3,115
3,123
3,130

.52

25

16
18

26

lit

3,llt2

.1*5

585

3,1U2

39

22
21

iprll
May
June

33
25
2U

36
29
30

lU
16
18

July
August
September

27
21
21

33

17

zh

October

22
128

793
,969

20

lit

lA

35

3,598

185

lU
21

59
111

Tetal, Inceptlen to October 3I, 19U7

77

3,726

18

3.03lt

•

55

•

58

•

Series

fiscal years:
I9UI
191*2

191*3

191*4
191*5
191*6

395

395
2.032
2.759
2,876
2.658

2.032
2.759
2.876
2,658

1
12

1

391*

12
55

2.U1U

131*

131*

220

220

5.119
7.861
10.299

55

2.1*65

2.1165

31*8

3I18

12.1*16

2,561

2,561

U69

!i69

lU,508

191*2

1.185
2,516

1.185
2.516

2
29

191*3

2.6I10

2.61*0

19UU

2.891
2.520
2.637

2.891
2.520
2.637

1.183
3.669
6,221
8,931
11.186
13.397

361*

March

278
209

36U
278
209

April
May
June

191
158
157

191
158
157

191*7

Calendar /ears:
igltl

,

191*5
19I16

Months:
l9U7-Januaiy
Vebruai7

July
August
September
October
Total, Inceptlen to October 3I, 191*7

Daily Treasury Stateaent.
Vot aTallable.

1U2

89
181

2
29
89
181

26U

26"*

1|26

1*26

38

38

U7

lt7

13.723
13.966
11*, 130

.28
.26
.30

ll*.28U

.26
31
•32

ll*.

398
lU.SOg

Il8

US

ii*,653

'Jl

1*2

1*2

ll*,756

33
.28

IkZ

1*4

It4

ll*,85l*

.30

162

lis

Ul

111

l't,975

16,388

16,388

1,1*13

1,1*13

l'*,975

Less than 1500,000.
See footnotes to table 1.

•

December 1947

35

Sales
Treasury savings
ries,

series A

19I4.3,

series B

12,

19'*-2,

sale

and

since

Series

each

were
1,

from August

1,

series C whloh

September lU,

and some of series

value

notes

from August

C

notes

ernd

Issued

three

In

through

ig"*-!

igl+l

Redemptions of Treasury Savings Notes

through

have been

on

se-

June 22,
September
continuous

All of series A and

19lV2.

B

notes have matured.
are

sold

at

par,

and

month, yielding 1.07^ per annum

accrue
If

In

held to

These notes
maturity (3 years from date of Issue).
may be used In payment of taxes any time after 2 months
after Issue, or may be redeemed for cash any time after
For details concerning features.
months after Issue.
Investment yields, and tax payment or redemption values,
see "Treasury Bulletin" for October 13^3, pages A-'t- and
For details concerning the features of aeries A
A-5.
6

and B notes, see "Annual Report of the Secretary of the
Treasury" for 19'^2, pages 207 and 220.
In the following tables sales and redemptions of
Treasury savings notes are shown at par value.
Matured
notes turned In for redemption (either for cash or for
tax payment)
are Included In the figures on redemp-

tions.
Matured notes outstanding are reflected In the
Interest-bearing debt until all notes of the series
have matured, when they are transferred to matured debt

upon whloh Interest has ceased. In aooordanoe with the
practice of the Dally Treasury Statement.
For sales
and redemptions of series A and B notes by fiscal years
and months, see "Treasury Bulletin" for February 19U-6,
pages 1+2 and k'}.

Table 1.- Sunmary of Sales and Redemptions, by Series, as of October 31, 1947
Ua ilUoM
Tnuni7

isrlaes aotei

of aallari)

36

OWNERSHIP

OF

GOVERNMENT

Treasury Bulletin

SECURITIES

.

December 1947

37

Sunmary Distribution by Classes of Holders of Interest-Bearing Securities Issued
and Guaranteed by the United States Government
(Zb alllloBt of dollars)

Bacurltlat Itsuad b7

ITiiltad

Diitrlbatlon

Igr

Statoa aoTarnaant

Securities guaranteed b7 United States 1/

claases of faolderi

Distribution bj classes of holders

U> B.
n<

Ind of flacAl
jear or Month

truit fuBdo 2/

19U1

lt«,387

5.605
6.8O3
8.225

19»IS

71.968

10,31*0

19't3

135.380

lb. 091

I9itlt

199.5't3

19'»5

256.357

ISUf,

268, lu
255. 113

18,920
2U,93U
29,121
32.809

19U7-JaB.
rab..
Mar..

258. 378

^r..

25U,i4S7
25't.975

258.113
255.800

255.

U3

arket. nonarkotabla
able

able
IsBuea

Total
public
laauaa

2.561*

2.551

31. 730

'».775

2.1*58

2,101*

6.120
7.885

2,180

33.115
37.982
58.988

m

7

10
17

6.105
6,759
5,'W7

36

6.3'»3

6.328
6. 3112

6.268
5.919

31.585
32.1U2
32,809

Public
aarket-

2.676
3.770

33,^

256.321
257,110
256,107

33,715

lt,ll58

33,9l»3

K3«I

Oct..

256,270

33,952 p

"•,369

18.812
22,332
27,366

7.1't9

1U.899
21. 792
23.783
21.872

llU.lUl
165.725
209,630
215,206
200,1*32

Public
nonmarket ablo

Public Public
arket- nonable
sarke table

Public

leauat

ISBUSS Issues

laiu«o

27.989
29.579
29.950

1.556
2.151
3.166

't.853

33.1*28
(5,1*81

U.551*

6,360

13.507

U,5l*9

5.''50
5. '•98

81*. 91*8

29.193

U.092
1.516

170

l*lt.8l*5

56.209

1I09

6

56.11*3

1*67

9

59.010

83

2

57.120
57.729
58.119

262
181
175

1*

l«iu*s J/

1*,528

325
286
286
275
287

120. 880
153.1*21
159. 06 1*
lUi.-1*23

Public

arket- aonsbl*
arkstabl*

5.16U
5.212
6.085
lt.262

115
176

3.738
1,186
28
V*
37

68
150

1*5

777
938
25.183

2'
23.91*1

203,280
202,695

11*6.160

2I1.II7
21*.:

22.593

201,6i*6

11*3.

37

25,280
26,186
27.366

a. 857

200,985

ll|2.1*10

22.088
21,872

200, 71*1*
200.1*32

11*1.919
li*i,i»«3

58.575
58.826
59.010

171
171
83

28, 516

21,51*9

59,260

7"*

22,192
22,329

201,1*32
201,20'*

11*2,172

29,220
29,520

11*1,71*0

59,1*61*

73

39

199,835

11*1,230

58,605

70

36

29,1*7

22,168

20O,lll9 p

i>to,;7i

59,57«p

78

136 p

Iklly Treaeury Statement for total amounts outstanding;
end trust funds for securities held by
Oovemment agencies and trust funds; and (3) federal
Beserre SyBtem for securities held by federal Beserve Banke.
Preliminary.
Less than $500,000.
Urcludes obligations held by the Treasury and matiired securities.
Holdings by federal land banks are Included under "PrlTate
InTestors" Instead of "U. S. Government agencies and trust funds"
beginning with June 30, I9U7 since the proprietary interest of
the United States In these banlcB was ended June 26 19^+7, with

11*1*.

(2) reports of agencies
S.

,

able
iiBuoa

21*.

(1)

TJ,

arket-

21*.

36
36
36

P

10. 871
ll*,287

2,61(0

29.51*5

Public

Private
larestors
2/ 1/

37
37
37

5,'t07

July.
Aug..
Sapt.

Source:

2/ 1/

1.791
1.835
2,028
2,1*52

31.157
31,302
31.561

Spaclal
itsuai

lisuat kj

IsautB

It.li66

36.576
39. 886
fe.376

Public

Public

Oovemaent

acenclea and
Total
trust fxinds and
asouBt
federal Seserre
unaatured
Banks 2/
outstaadlBC

oat• tandlng

193«
1939
igio

Maj..
June.

PrlTata
inrastori

radaral
Basa nra
Baako

QorarnBeDt

a^Dclei and

Total

Total
public
and
spaclal
iBtuaa

ig"*?

S.

1/

966
526

36

36

9

10
2

36
37

33

33 P

217
135
130

126
125
1*5

llO

"5

the repayment of the last of Its Investment.
On May 3I, I9U7, the
Federal land banks held $13^ million of securities Issue* or guaranteed by the United States.
The total amount of securities held by private Investors le calculated by deducting from the total amount of securities outstanding,
the securities held by U. S. &overnment agencies and trust funds
and by Federal Reserve Banks.
Includes United States savlnga bonds, Series A-F at maturity value.
Consists of Commodity Credit Corporation demand obligations stated
as of the close of the previous month, In accordance with the
Ifelly Treasury Statement.

.

H

.

1
2

8

H

U

Treasury Bulletin

3S

Estimated Ownership of Interest-Bearing Securities Issued or Guaranteed
by the United States Government
{?BX Taluei

Hald

iQr

Total
SBOunt

Knd of
month

outfltand-

Total

Commercial
Panics

^-

In Mlllona of dollars)

Held by noB-baak Inrestore

Tallin

V

Fkdaral
Beserra

Total

BanJcs

ZndlTldu&ls k/

InsoraiLoe

ooB^anles

Mutual
'banks

Other
corpora^
tlona and
aaaoola^
tlone 5/ 6/

1939-ZleoeBher

••7.1

18.

15.9

2-5

28.7

9.8

6.3

3-1

2.6

igUO-June
Ceoeaher

U7.9
50.U

18.6
19.5

16.1
17.3

2.5
2.2

29.3
30.9

9-7
10.3

6.9

3.1
3.2

i

igUl-Jnne

ZL.S
23.7

19.7
21. >t

2.2
2.3

32.9

fieoember

5U.7
63.8

10.9
13.6

7.1
8.2

igUs-Jnne
Seceaber

76.5

28.7
1*7.3

26.0
Ul.l

2.6
6.2

l«7.8

IU.6

9».3

17.9
23.7

118.6
139.5
161.0
168.7

50.1

1)1».2

5.9

59.'*

67.8
71.5

52.2
58.3
59-9

7.2
8.9

U.5

68.6
80.0
93-8
97.3

26.5
30.3
3*.7
37.1

I85.6
201.1
209.3
230.*

76.2

6>».o

12.1

109.'*

83.3
87.1
96.5

68.H
70.5
77.7

ll».9

117.7
122.2
133.8

233.1
256.8
260.2
276.2

97.'»

77.7

19.7

106.0
107.3
115.0

8l».2

a.

116.7
112.8
108.2
ioh.3
97-9

93.8
90.2

19l*3-March

June
September
Dtteeabar
191*1+ -March

June
September
Ibcember
1911^ -March

June
September
December
19l*6-rebruar7 (peak)

March
June
September
December

278.5
275.3
268.6

258.0

16.7
18.8

8>».0

90.8

8I1.U

22.9
22.6
23.8

80.2

2I».0

7'«-5

23.3

8.5
9.5

U.6

1.0

10.6
12.2

11.2

i».6

n.i
W.7

5-3

15.1

6.1

12.1
15.5
20.7
20.0

1.0
1.5
2.0
2.1

16.3
15.8
16.9

U2.2
H5.1
H7.8
52.2

16.
17.3
18.3

6.8
7.3
7.7
8.3

23-3

2.6
3.2

135-7
150.8
152.8
161.

53-6

20.H
22.7

161.8
162.5
160.H
160.3
160.1

63.5
63.6
62.9
62.8
63.5

160.8
161.5
161.9

9i.2

58 .s
59.
63.5

9.2

19.6

2U.8
25.0

25.4
25-3

.9

5:i

25.8
29.8
28.8
29.1

U.l»

22.9

5.3

2l».9

11.1
11.3
11.5
11.7
11.8

27-7
27.9
25.2

6.7
6.7
6.5
6.3
6.2

22.0
21.9
21.7

6.2
6.2
6.3

i.l

1:1
10.0
10.7

65.2

25.1

163.3

65.8

25.1
25-2
25-0

12.0
12.0
12.1

20.6
21.0
21.2

164.5
165.3

66.1
66.3

12.2
12.2

21.5
21.8

I6I1.O

65. >»

U.l

a.5

22.6

April
May
June

25H.6
255-1
255.2

93.5
92.8
91.9

71.6
70.7
70.0

21.9
22.1
21.9

161.1

July
iagust
Saptember p.

256.1*

91.9
91-9
92.2

I?
69.8

21.5
22.2
22.3

25."»

l62.lt

Preliminary.
Dnlted States saTla^ bonds, Series A-D^ I^ and 7, are included
at current redemption ralues.
Onaranteed seoorltlee held by the Treasuiy are excluded.
Consists of commercial banks, trust compaiiies, and stock sarings
banks in the United States and in Territories and insular pOBsessions. Ixcludes securities held in trust departments.
Includes partnerships and pereenal trust accounts.

^
^
2/

2H;7

18.1
19.1
20.6
21.7

27:6

11.9
12.0
12.0

23.9

y

.5
.6

3."*

*.5

n.5

1/

6.5

11.3

73-9
72.7

.

^

.7

9>(.l

257-2
256.2

a^ttclee and
trust funds

OoTemnent

UM

97.9
96.8

2lt.l

V. S.

3.7

110.

258.6
258.3
256.0

igUj-Jaauary
Tebruary
March

State and
local

goTemments j/

26.6
27.0

6.5

28.0
28.2
29.1
30.14

30.9

31.6
32.2
32.8

6-3

6M

33-3
33.7
33.9

6.>»
6.1)

Includes sarins and loan asBoelatlons, dealers and brokers, and
InTestments of foreign balances and international accounts In
this country.
Sae footnote 2 on preceding page.
Conprlses trust, sinking, and InTeatment funds of State and local
goTeraments and their agenclee^ and Territories and Insular
poBsessioBa.

Net Market Purchases or Sales of Government Securities for Treasury Investment Accounts
(In millions of dollare)

V

December 1947

39

Treasury Survey of Ownership of Securities Issued by the United States
and by Federal Agencies, September 30, 1947
The Treasury Survey of Ovmershlp covers securities
the United States Oovernraent

Issued by
agencies.
In

the

such

The banks

securities

by Federal

approximately 95 percent of
banks and Insurance com-

for

held by

all

panies In the United States.

Information on
types

of

banks

the

and

distribution

Insurance

of

oompauilee

ovmershlp
Is

by

published

each month.

Additional Information showing the holdings
of commercial banks distributed according to Federal
Reserve member-bank classes and nonmeraber banks has
been published at less frequent Intervals.

Section

I

this

Information

Is

published

for

June

30

and

December 31.

Insurance companies Included

and

Survey account

and

-

The Survey began with data for March 31, 1941,
which appeared In the "Treasury Bulletin" for May of
that year.
Revisions of data on Insurance companies
for May 3I, 19'^3,
and prior months appeared In the
November I9U3 Issue; reclassification of data on banks
for the period November 30, 19'4-3, through February 29,
IS^h, appeared

data

February

In

the May

September
19'I5

30,

19'4-'t-

igl+l)-,

Issue; and revisions of

appeared

issue.

Currently,

Interest-Bearing Securities Issued or Guaranteed by the United States
Table 1.- Summary of AH Securities
(In alllleaB of dollars)

ClMiifieatloa

for

In

the

..

,

Treasury Bulletin

40

Treasury Survey of Ownership, September 30, 1947: Section
by the United States

I

Securities Issued or Guaranteed

Table 3.- Public Marketable Securities, by Issues
(Far T&luea - In

llllons of dollar*)
Bald

Xsaoa
(Tax itataa j/ i9 ahoim la parenthasea]

Total
aaooAt
ontttaad-

7,305
ooBmarolal

2/

Mils

Certificates of indebtedness:
19'*7-J..
October
77«?
7/g!f
HoTember IJUT-I
SecsEber 19lt7-L
7/g)(

(taxable)

15,725

767

(taiabla)
(taxable)
(taxable)

l,ltllO

1,775
3,281

m

3,13U
3,9*7

19>»8-C

2,1112

1,310
1,032
875

ighS-S
19Ug-I
19U8-r

(taxable)
(taxable)
(taxabla)

1,321
1,777
2,7H2

WtO
366
725

19l»8-0

(taxable)
(taxable)

1;127
2,a09

^l

January

7/«*
7/8*

Tebmary

l^ki-X
19U8-B

Marob

7/«*
7/8*

April
June
July

7/«*
7/8*

July
July

igUg-H

ik,8^

Total certificates of Indebtedness.

Treasury notesi
1-1/2* September 19Ug
19Ug
October
1*

(taxable)
(taxable)

Total Treasury notes

J,7'«
092
7,8'tO

Treasury bonds!
Baafc

eligible:
October
December
a*
Marob
2*

19ll7-52
19>lg-50

.(partially)
.(partially)
...(taxable)

759
701
1,115

2-1/2*

igUg-Jl
June
I9U8
September igUg

.(partially)
...(taxable)
.(partially)

1,223
3,062
"51

2*
2*
2*

December igUg-SO
June
19'»9-51
September 19l<9-51

.(partially)
...(taxable)
...(taxable)

i.oii*

2*
2-1/2*

December
December
December

1'^3-i'i

...(taxable)
.(partially)
.(partially)
...(taxable)
...(taxable)
.(partially)

'',939

2-1/2)1

Marob
1950-52
September 1950-52
September 1950-52

I^cember 195O...
June
1951-5'*
September 1951-53

...(taxable)
.(partially)
...(taxable)

2,635
1,627
7,986

September 1951-55
Dsuembsr 1951-55
December 1951-53

.(partially)
.(taxable)
.(partially)

755
510
1,118

March
June
December

1952-5*'
1952-5''
1952-5'*

...(taxable)
..(taxable)
(taxable)

1,02"*

5,825
8,662

2-lA*

June
June
June

1952-55
1953-55
195U-56

...(taxable)
.(partially)
.(partially)

1,501
725
681

2-7/8*

March

1955-60

.(partially)
...(taxable)
.(partially)

ia»9

It-l/ii*

2-3/l|*
l-3/U)l

3-V8*

1-1/2*

2-3A*
2*
3*
2*

2-lA*
2-1/2*
2*
2*

2-lA*
2*

I9U7

.

.

Mareb

.

.

.

.

.

I9H9-51
I9I19-52

I956-58
2-V2* March
2-3A* September 1956-59

2-lA* September 1956-59
1958-63
2-3A* June
2-3A* December I96O-65
2-1/2*

7«9

(taxable)
(taxable)
(taxable)

7/1!*

September I967-72

Total bank eligible.

.

.

.

.

.

.

...(taxable)
.(partially)
.(partially)
...(taxable)

571

1,292
2,098
1191

1,786
1,963

1,186

511

982
823
919
'«5
,716

69,686

Inreatora ooTered In Treasury Sarvay

Inaoranos ooapamlaa

33

SHl

tock

ntual

bank*

aaTlac*
baaka

banlca

Treaaury

^

Baata j/

309
life
laauraaoa
aoapaalaa

637 fire,
casualty
and narlaa
lasaraac*

eoBpaalas

All 0. 8.
Qoy ernaeat
a^neles and
trust funds,
and Tedaral
Kaaarra
Banka

Hald tiy
•11 athar
InTestors

December 1947

hi

Treasury Survey of Ownership, September 30, 1947: Section
by the United States

I

-

Securities Issued or Guaranteed

Table 3.- Public Marketable Securities, by Issues

-

(Ciontinued)

h2

Treasury Bulletin

Treasury Survey of Owiershlp, September 30, 1947
Section II - Interest-Bearing Securities
Issued by Federal Agencies But not Guaranteed by the United States
(Par Tslnaa - la

Ibbu0
(tax statue j/ la thovn In parenthaBas)

llUom

ef

dollm)

December 1947

PRICES

"^3

AND

YIELDS

OF

GOVERNMENT

SECURITIES

Treasury Bulletin

iHt

Over-the-Counter Closing Quotations on Government Securities, October 31, 1947

Section

I

-

Securities Issued or Guaranteed by the United States^

Table 1.- Treasury Bills (Taxable)
iatrant

ont-

Table 2.- Certificates and Notes (Taxable)

December 1947

>^5

Over-the-counter Closing Quotations, October 31, 1047
Section

I

-

Securities Issued or Guaranteed by the United States i/
Table 4.- Tax-Exempt Bonds!/

Treasury Bulletin

46

YIELDS OF TREASURY SECURITIES

OCT

31,

1947

Based on Mean of Closing Bid and Asked Quotations
•49

PERCENT
IT2.60

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

51

•53

•55

57

•59

•61

•63

65

67

'69

'71

.
.

a

.

..

^7

December 1947

Average Yields of Long-Term Treasury and Corporate Bonds
(Perctot per annua)

Partially
Taxable
tax-«x«Bpt
Treaeury
Treasury
bonde 1/
bond* 1/

Hl(bcrade
corporate
bonde 2/

Partially
tax-exempt Taxable
Treaeury
Treasury
bonde \j
bonde Ij

Highgrade
oorporate
bonde 2/

Partially
tax-exempt
Treaeury
bonde 1/

BlghTaxable
grade
Treaeury corporate
bonde 1/ bonde
2/

Monthly eerlee - aTeragee of dally flguree
1939-J«n..
Feb..
Mar..

2.5U
2.51

19lt2-Jan..

2.113

2.96
2.90
2.87

Apr..
May..
June.

2.38
2.27
2.22

2.92
2.86
2.78

Apr..
May..
June.

2.07
2.06

2.1*5

2.01*

July.
Aug..
Sept.

2.23
2.27
2.67

2.76
2.79
3.29

July.
*ug..
Sept.

2.0I*

Oct..
Bov..

2.60
2.U6
2.35

3.1U
2.93
2.s6

Oct..
Hov..

2.30
2.32
2.26

2. SI

Dec.
19>40-Jan..
Feb.

Mar..

^r..

2.79
2.77

Feb..
Mar..

Dec.
19l*3-Jan...
feb...

Mar..

2.10
2.17
2.10

2.1*8

2.76
2.80
2.80

19l*5-Jan.

1.81
1.75
1.70

2.1*1*

Feb..
Mar..

2.1*3

2.77
2.76
2.75

Apr..
May..
June.

i.6e
1.68
1.63

2.39
2.39
2.35

2.1*6

2.

71*

2.1*7

2.73
2.73

1.63
i.6e
1.68

2.31*

2.06
2.08

July.
Aug..
Sept.

2.09
2.10
2.13

2.1*5

2.72
2.71
2.72

Oct..
Nov..

1.62
1.56
1.51

2.35
2.33
2.33

2.51*
2.51*

Dec.

2.11
2.11
2.12

2.1*6

2.70
2.68
2.70

19l*6-Jan..

2.

2.1*3

Feb..
Mar..

2.12
2.09

2.36
2.35

2.1*8

2.68
2.65
2.63

Apr..
May..
June.

2.08
2.19
2.16

2.37

2.58
2.57
2.59

July.
Aug..
Sept.

2.18
2.23
2.28

2.U1
2.W*
2.50

2.60
2.61
2.63

Oct..
Hot..

2.26
2.25

Dec.

2.2I*

2.51
2.51
2.55

19l*7-Jan..

2.1*9

2.65
2.65

2.U8
2.1*6

2.UU

2.U6
2.1*7
2.1*9

2.1*6
2.1*8

2.38
2.1*0

2.36
2.37

2.58
2.56
2.51
2.1*9

2.53
2.511

2.53
2.56
2.56

2.

51*

May..

2.26
2.39

June..

2.140

2.7"
2.87
2.93

July.
Aug..
Sept.

2.30
2.31
2.25

2.85
2.80
2.71

July.
Aug...
Sept.

1.91
1.92
1.90

2.1*5
2.1*6

Oct..
Hor..

2.21
2.09
2.01

2.70
2.65
2.59

Oct...
Hot...
Dec...

1.90

2.1*8

1.91*

2.

1.95

2.1*9

2.57
2.71
2.73

igltlt-Jan...

1.95
1.93
1.91

2.1*9

2.1*8

2.61*

Feb..
Mar..

2.21
2.21
2.19

2.1*8

Mar..

2.12
2.22
2.12

i*r..,

2.07
2.01

1.91

2.1*9

2.61
2.58
2.58

Apr,.
May..
June.

2.19
2.19
2.22

2.1*9

2.01*

1.91*
I.9I*

June..

Apr...
May..,
June.i

2.1*8

May..

2.76
2.75
2.70

July.
Aug..
Sept.

1.98

2.66 i/
2.65

2.59
2.57
2.55

2.25

2.6lt

1.89
1.90
1.93

2.1*9
2.1*8

2.02

July.,
Aug. .
Sept..

July.

2.01

Aug. ..
Sept..

2.21*

2.51
2.51
2-57

Got..
Hot..

1.98
1.95
2.06

2.61
2.57
2.68

Oct.
Not.
Dec.

1.93
1.90
1.87

2.1*8

2.55

Oot,.,

2.27

2.6g

2.1*8

2. 61 U/

2.1*8

2.59

Dec.
19UlWan...
Feb.

Dec.

2.31*
2.3l»

2.U7

Apr...

May..
June.

2.05
1.96
1.91

Feb..,
Mar. .

2.1*6
2. 1*5

2.1*8

Us

2.1*9

2.1*7

Veekly aarlaa - arera^e of dally flguree

i^l-*f

3

10
17
2*
31

*u»

7
IH
21
28

...

2.211

2.1*1*

2.1*2

2.1*8
2.1*9

2.1*9

2.50

i/

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^

December 1947

INTERNAL

REVENUE

STATISTICS

..

Treasury Bulletin

50

Summary of Internal Revenue Collections

^

(In thoueands of dollars)

WbcbI year
or mODth

Total receipts from
Internal
reTenae
(Daily

Income and profits taxes

Adjustment
to Dally
Treasury
Statement

Tot&l
Internal
revenue
collectlone

Treasury
Statement)

1938
1939
i960
19U1

191*3

igw
191*6
191*7

19U7-Jaiiuapy.

5,6U3,gUg

2,629,030

1,286,312

-1,133
-19,637

5,162,361*

2,185,111*

1,028,831*

5,322,771

2,129,609

982,017

7,361,675
12,993,118

+10,11*1

7,351,53"*

3,1*71,121*

1.1*17,655

1,299,932
1,122,5*1
1,120,582
2,016,297

-36,797

13,029,915

8,0O6,8Sl*

3,262,800

1*,

22,11*3,969
987
1*3,902,002
1*0,310,333
39,379,1*09

-22"*, 755
+1,565,1*77
+101,661*

22,368,721*
1*0,119,510
1*3,800,338
1*0,671,922

16,298,888
33,027,802
35,061,526
31,258,138

6,629,932
18,261,005
19, 031*, 313
18, 701*, 536

39,108,273

29,020,051*

I9,3"t3.297

3,1*15,216
U, 274,1*61

-773,21*8

1*,

188, 1*63

3,375,3'*8

11,1*05,51*1*

3,359,367

2,01*8,626

-361,559
+271,136

8l*,2l*l

1,1*98,705 1.131.51*6

15,883,235

137,1*52
11*3.978

12,l*62,U37

91,165

9,621,271*

55,'*83

1.738,372 1.290,025
1,779,177 1.307.931
1,700,828 1,237,825
2,021*, 365 1,1*58,931*

156,008
183.337

211 151

31*1*

2,853,323

516,127

3,052,1*21*

30U,0l*5

5,898
2,898

1.791,996

3,1*82

039
232,127

2,368

570,311

2,729,891*

2,578,1*61*

-271*,

3.992,776

+729,620

2,853,221
3,263,156

1,958,399
1,920,555
2,550,605

1.661,992
1,685,223
1,101,038

1.850,976
1,877,563

1, '•30, 1*37

2,70l*,5«0

1.15'*.531

.

Mscal year
or month

2,125,762
2,662,365

-557,1*85

i»,266,637

776,736

-185,930

2,683,21*7
2,81*8,295
3,i»«9,900

ment

1/

surance^

?,58l*,715

-1*20,588

.

Unemployment In-

833,521
925,856
1,185,362

2,309,306

July

Old-a^e
insurance

Ballroad
retire-

27,010
37,172
56,621

5,1*1*6,121*

StpXtmtwt

Social Security
taxes

11*9,1*76

April
May
June

757

Total
employment
taxes

90.267
101,167
106,123
100,658
119,617

March

1*,

Miscellaneous
profits
taxes k/

502,918
529.836
605,350
687,328
895.336

3,8lll*,10l*

An^et

y

+30,1*70

-131,083
+875,813

Febrttftry-

Corporation
Income and
excess
profits

5,161,231

1*1,681*,

^3^5

Individual 2/

5, 67"*, 318

5,303,13'*

191*2

Total
income
and
profits
taxes

Sbployment taxes

1.557,312

11*,

687,1*62

629,

291*,

1*2,786
33,71*0

71*2,660

1,1*U7,131

3,201*
2,1*36

1*18,256
318,9'*2
1,5'»9.056

2,282
1,309
993

71*0, 1*29

108,956

76,950

367.1*38

2l*C,972

13.136
123,856
287.800
6,959

11*8,287
319.151*

138,716
269,195
5,893

96,279

137,871
170,1*09
,

185,876

265,011
28"*, 758
281*, 258
379,555

30,157
101 302
12,727

56,31*6

186,1*89
178,71*5

,

131,186
331.960
97.622

109,1*27
122,01*8

1,81*9

25,158

U,076

3,25'*

10,1*1*0

33,720
89,875

788

2,893

6,679

9.631*

1.0,32s

902

89,lt8>t

51

December 1947

COLLECTIONS OF INTERNAL REVENUE

1933

34

35

36

37

'38

40

39

'41

DOLLARS

DOLLARS"

Billions

Billions

Individual

Income Taxes

22

22

20

20

I
Alcohol and Tobacco Taxes

'42

'43

44

'49

•«&

'47

'48

.

Treasury Bulletin

52

Detailed Analysis of Internal Revenue Collections-^
(In thouaanda of dollara)

Tlrat 3 Bontha

'iaoal years

Santeabor
19»7

Sopti
8*ptoBl>er

fro9 of tax

19(6

19H7

19>»S

riaeal
yaap

riaeal
7«ar

19^8

Xnooaa and profits taxasi
IndlTldnal:
Wlthhald b7 aaplojars:
Oorrsnt Tax PaTaeat Act of 19H3 £/.
SsTaaoa iat of 19lt2
Otherl
Oorrant 2/
Baok

Votal IndlTldval laaoaa taxiss.
Oorporatloa:
laooaa tajcas:
Carrant j/.
Bae*

9,857, t66
123

9,81)2,028

29,k80
169

26,312
9

2,225,767
172

2 65l*,7W*

25»

«,'»30,3T7

8,950,272

1,162,805

1,083,076

1.51*6,39.

550, 7H3

3'»,87l

'»5,133

102,506

1.363,829
123,666

i«,7oU,53S

19,3'»3,297

1.227,325

1,15'*, 531

3,87'».839

3,901,917
738,032

5,'Al.776
613,320

656,083

l,'»73,873
1*0,016

925,160
100,566

2,009,963

7.«2a,»8«

3,566,178

977,781*

35,167

1.511,360

126,900

2,537,086

2,286,255

18.333

.,58.

36,021*

1*1

It,

11*2, 280

11*9,391

Ixoass profits taxaa (Saoond BaTonua lot of I9U0,
aa aaaaadad)

Total corporation taxaa.

Hlaoellaaaona proflta taxasi
Baolared Talua
Tlnson Aat
Unjust anrtohaaat

9,621,271*

1,669,891

l,5'»9,056

91,130

55.185

10,01*7

993

91,165

55.'MI3

10,052

993 it/

31,258,138

29,020,051*

2,907,267

2,704,580

6,1*30,268

6,.33,119

1,837,825

l,'t58,93"*

5,523
1.63*

5,«93

355,188
13.367
368,556

.13,80.
13..29
.27;233

89,1*81*

85,329

136,1*87

57,335

96,279

1*53,88.

563,720

230

-301*

528

96

y

35_

Total Blaoallaaaona profits taxaa.
Total inooBO and proflta taxaa

hplajaaat taxaa

I2,ll62,l»37

V

10
18,3.3

.,58.i/

1

Soolal Sasorlty taxasi
Old-a^ Insnranaa
Unaaployaoat iasnraasa 6/.
Total Soolal Seonrlty taxai

^

I85 87<

1,'H6,570

1,6*»,810

28H,258

379.555

1,700,828

2,02i*,365

35a,ia

1,597

latata tax.

629,601

708,79'»

(Kft tax...

1*7,232

Ballroad retlramant j/.
Total anploTBant taxss

Mlsoallanaous Intamal raTaaoa:
Capital atook tax

Aloohollc boTora^ taxaai
Diatlllad aplrlta (laported, axolaa)
Slatilled aplrlta (doaestto, axolaa)
Slstlllad aplrlta raotlfloatlon tax
Wines, oordlala, eto. (laported, exolae)
Wines, cordials, eto. (domsstlo, excise)
Saalera la dlatllled spirits) reotlflerst
faotnrers of stills (special taxes)
Staaps for distilled spirits Intended for
Case etaops for distilled spirits bottled
Container ataaps
Floor taxea
Taraented aalt llqaore
Brawera; dealera in aalt llqnora (apeoial

,

export..
In bond.

taxaa)..

Tobacco taxea:
Cigars (large)
Cigars (snail)
Cigarettes (large)
Cigarettes (saall)
Snaff
Tobacco (obevlng and saoldttx) - •
Cigarette papers and tnbea
Leaf dealer peoaltlea, eto
Cigarette and dgar floor t&xeo.
.

Total tobacco taxea
Staap taxea:
Bonds, Issusa of capital stock, daeda of convejaoce eto
Transfers of capital stook and siallar Intereat
sales
Playing cards
SllTer bnlllon sales or transfers

Total staap taxes.

6,795
50,188

.

a2

62,511

172.957

204,1*25

70,»97

633

1,076

2,119

.,353

l>»3,oeo
1,603,1197
•11,880

121,562
1,563,800

11,738
ll»2.776

1*3. 1*85

1*,808

2,59=*

1*66

58,250

2.906
5*,291

10,177
105,831
2,827
33

5,611

1*,613

35,201
678
12,722
985
16,909

2., 578
269.991
6,86.
302
11.686

8,061

3112

1*2,

Hi*.,

aanu-

Total aloohollo bevera^ taxea S/.

,

302_

9,1*1*3

262

5.632

5,85.

•

1

1

SUO
13.309
696

7.1
13,282
153

32
992

2
93

650,82>»

661,1*18

195
3.5.3
319
178.917
2,130

25

3.106

3.662

52
1.265
196
58.908
121

2,526,162

2.H7>*,756

226,205

Hl,38l»

H8,289

3,830

70
172
,072,799
7.373
Hl.gei
1.757

66
6

5
.1

1,1U5,262

9it,029

5

67,620

le.

2,1*29

15
209,679
2,1*62

192,636

701,232

533.955

026

6

II..3.
17

11,50.
IH

•

1|2

102,211*

2gl*,l>07

1
307.31*8

716
3,731

10,1|2.

I*,

,

28

M

1,652
10,112
50

1.237.768

101,831*

110,781

307,715

331.299

1*,022

13,107

12,656

539

1.796

210

1

5

1.165.519

>»7.393

1*9,

106

3,703

30,369
9.766
1U9

21,963
7,782
l,lg7

1,958
830
160

79,978

6,631

87,67<

(Oontlnaad en follovlag page)

5.598
2.395
280
5.853

21,37.

.,.39
1,581
S3_
18,759

m
December 1947

53

Detailed Analysis of Internal Revenue

Ck>l

lections^- (Continued)

(la thousands of dollorB)

fiscal years
Sepjtember
»ep)t(

tffu of tax

19U6
i9>»e

Mlicallaneooa Internal reranna (oontlmiad)t
Nannf&cttLrarB' and retallars' axolie taxes:
Lubricating oils
Oasollne
Tiree and tubea
leor taxee on tlree and tubee
MtOBOblle trucks and buses
Other antOBOblle and notor^eles
Parts snd aeoeseorles for aatoaobllaa
Electrical ener^
lleetrlo, gaa, and oil a^pllanoas
nsetrla ll^t bulbs and tubas
fiadla sets, phonographs, ooapanants, ate
Phono^aph records
Musical Instrvnents
Neohaalcal rafrleeratore, alr-condltlonera, ate
Matches
floor taxes on Batches
Business and store Baehlnes
Jure - retailers' excise
Jevelxy - retallera* excise
Uiggege - retailers' axolsa
niotographlo apparatus
Sporting goods
Toilet preparatlona - retallera' axelaa
Vlreams, shells and cartridges
Pi Btols and roTolTers
fiepealad taxea

Total Internal rerenue collectlona
Adjustnent to

Z^ly Treasury Statement

Total receipts from internal revenue (Sally Treaauiy
Statement)

6,890
"10,675

17H,927

13,77'!

25, '•92

65,608
23,180
63,(56

10,8l»7

,

,

•

•

«

3,795
io,9gu

966
k,iyk
tSi
607
8,1*7
790

6,173
19,368
9,205
*,833
5,53*
1,573
3,62*
629
563
3,729
999

2,339
5,2*3
15,165
5,651
2,835
1,089
6,551
«70
-207
7

2,*l6
*,027
13,781
5,1*3
3,616
1,376
6,73*
1,080
50
87

lllO,722

160,735

9,118

63,01'»

f,)t92

10,151
37,352
8,hi3

15,792
91,Tp6
223,3'»2

81,foj
7,878
95,97»»

5,232
61
2*1

J,985
h,5p

l,in>t,7l7

1,939,621

56,732

59,152

6,769

252, 7U6
l6h,9lA
16,988

21,2*1

23'*,

393

ii»5,6«9
li»,g2h

226,750
220,121
7,857
3>»3,191

72,077
18,899
H.Oll
17,092

2l»it,003

275,701
8,560
392,873
63,350

20,h32

lA

30

'*,932

5,87'!

69!)

116,3*7

792
17,208
8
kS2

1, ''89, 929

1,550, 8*12

127,927

7,712.956

8,063,8511

6*6,393

"10,671,928

39,108,273

3,610,995

-361,589

+271,136

+680,21*

"^,310, 333

39,379,'i09

*, 291, 209

6,272

6,592
*6,295
13,369

62,099
20h,680
99,932

21,
,

Miscellaneous taxes:
Soger let of 1937
Telephone, telegrsfih, radio, and sable, leased
vires, etc
Local telephone serrlce
Transportation of oil b7 plp« line
Transportation of persons, seats, berths
Transportation of property
Leaaea of safe-deposit boxes
idnlSBlons to theaters, concerts, ate
IdBlBslons to cabarets, roof gardene, ate..
Club dues and Initiation fees
Bowling allexs, pool tables, etc
Ooln Oi>erated dOTlces
Adulterated and processed or renovated butter,
and filled cheese
Oleofflargarlne, Including epeclal taxea
Varcotlea, Including aarlhuana and special taxes
Coconut and other Tegetable oile processed
national Plreams let
All other. Including repealed taxea

Total miscellaneous internal reTenue

82,015
'»33,676

118,072
19
37,1"A
85,893
68,871
59,112

3,908
2,839
9,229

Total anufacturars' and retallera* excise taxei

Total aiseellaneoaB taxes

7l»,602

1105,695

17,781
13,385

,

September
19*7

19^7

5*^

MONETARY

STATISTICS

Treasury Bulletin

1
2
U
5
9

,..

December 1947

1
8

55

Gold Assets and Liabilities of the Treasury
(la mlllloiu of dollara)

Idalillltlea

Ind of calendar
year or aonth

Oold aaaeta

12,760.0

1937
1938
1939

Oold certificates }/

17, 61*3.

9,212.3
11,872.8
15,278-6

21, 991*.

19,825.1*

22,736.1

20,5SU.8

22,726.3
21,937-8
20,618.8

20,611.9
19,821.0

20,061*.

Oold reaerre
agalnat U. 8.
notes, etc. 2/

Bzchan^
Stabilization
»nnd
k/

y

Oold In
Oeneral ^ind

156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0

1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0

1,591.6

1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0

158.1*

17, 911*.
18,1*30.5

156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0

156.0
156.0
156.0

1,800.0

20,1*62.6

18,675.8
19,162.0
19,269.9

116.5
1,012.0
1,036.6

i^urll

20,771*.

19, 581*.

20,933.1
21,266.5

19,736.8
20,086.9

156.0
156.0
156.0

1,033.3

•««7

20,31*3-7

September.

21,537.0
21,765.9
21,955.3

20,581-5
20,770.0

156.0
156.0
156.0

1,037-3
1,028-3
1,029.3

October p

22, 291*.

21,091.1*

156.0

l,ei*6.5

11*,

19110

igUl

,

19U2
igu?
191*4

191*5
191*6

511.

20,529.0

19l*7-Jantiary

.

'obruary
March

.

20,71*8.3

.

20,330.0

Jane

July

Aa^st

Source:

. .

.

18,1*97.1*

Dally Treasury Stateaent and Olrealatlon Statement of United States
Money.

2/

Preliminary.
Oomprleee (l) gold certificates held by the public and In Tederal
Beserre Banks; and (2) gold certificate credits in (a) the Oold
Certificate ^nd - Board oX Ooremors, federal Baserre System,

Treasury Gold Receipts
(In millions of dollars at $35 per fine ounce)

y

%/

682.1*
1*08 .9

213.2
215.3

160.7
165.1*

196.8
162.1*

1,01*0.3

1,023.6

and (b) the Redemption Txmd - federal fiftserre notes.
Beserre against United States notes and Treasury notes of I89O.
Zxclndes gold in active portion of lixchange Stabilization hnd.
On Tebruary 26, 19l*7, the United States subscription to the International Monetary Kind was paid from the ftcchange Stabilization Kind-

Monetary Stocks of Gold and Silver

6

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7

Treasury Bulletin

56

Conponente of Silver Monetary Stock
(Ji allllaM of dsllars)

81lT«r htld In Tr«a«ur7

lad of oal»lar
7«u- or Boath

teourlac illTvr

MrtifleaUt

Bllnr
tall Ion 2/

In Oenaral fund

1/

503.7
502.7
U99.O
U9U.5
UgU.l

1.516.2
1.520.0
1.520.1
1.703.9
1.911.2

)l6«.J

.2

UOO.U
376.5

iSiij
.U

1.913.1
1.915.5
1.917.0

3''3.3
3'»3.2

March
Ipril
Hay
Juaa

I.918.9
1.921.3
1.923-9

3»t2.9
3li2.6

Jal7.1....
SaptOBber.

1,925.6
1,929.0
1,930.9

339.9
338.9

19.3
17-9
15.8

Ostebar p.

1,933.5

33«-6

ll».6

igiii

19l«

WU?
19IA
19^5
19116

19U7-^anuaZ7.

.

fvtoruar/.

tecu*....

olUoa

Subaldlarj
eola 2/

StlTtr
dallari

93«.8
1.137.6
1.298.2
1.398-1
1.476.1

193T
193«
1939
I9«l

SllTtr
ontolda
Traaauiy

Snlllaa
at eoit 2/

for

raeolnaca k/

3.5
5-3
2-3
3-5

31.3.1.

3112.

3IH.0

1)28.6

U3."»

535.3
616.0
657.t
662.3

lA.U
hs.l
52.5
63.0

628.2

185.

.1

93.1

15.8
15.9
IS.g

3U3.O

dollara 1/

19.1

12.5
10.2
lU.o

356.1*

fllnr

93-6
93-''

93-3

•skildla>7
cola J/

Total
•llTtr
at »1.29
par ounoa

366.9
372.8

2.806.5

39't.l

U22.U

3.790.2
U,060.0

'•93.5

>l.2>tlt.g

"•.317.6
't.207.3

3.3''6.g

78.8

587.3

96.8

6g>t.7

137.5
150.1

771.6
8U6.7
901.1

3.870.6
3.512.8

150.3
150.3
150.5

900.2
900.3
900.6

3.517.2
3.519.6
3.522.5

3.525.7

3,51't.2

19.6

93.''

21.6
19.8

92.7
91.9

150.6
151.0
151.5

903.0
901.1
902.8

93-6
92-6

152.5
153.6

90U.I

93.5

15'* .«

910. B

3,530.6
3,533.1
3,535.7

92.2

15U.9

916.0

J,538.9

•7
.2

90«.i»

3.525.9
3.52'».9

land-leaaed to foreign goremaenta (aae innTlal Baport of
the Becratarjr of the Traaenr/ for aaoonta).
Valued at $1.38 per ounce.
Taluad at $1.38 per ounce or at $1.29 per ounce according to
whether the bullion li held for racolna^ of subaidlarx illvar

Sail; Traaaur7 StaCaasnt and Circulation Stataaant of Onltad
State* Honay.
Prellalnar7.
La» than $50,000.
Taluad at $1.29 par ounea.
Includaa illTar laaaad to Off lea of Dafanae Plaata of the R.y.C..
Doaa not Ineluda
etc. (aae Dail7 Tr«aaui7 Stataaant for aaoont).

• liver

eolna or for racolnage of etandard illrer dollari.

Silver Production In the United States and Sliver Acquisition by Mints and Assay Offices
(In Billions of ounces or dollars]

Calendar /ear
or aonth

SllTor
production In
thlted States

Sllrer acquired b7 alnts and aaeajr offices

$ewl/ alned doaastlc
ellTSr 2/

foreign sllTer

^

OuBcas

1937
1938
1939
19UO
I9UI

71.3
61.7
63.9
68.3

19142

55.9

71.1

19'»3
19Uli

19't5
19I16

llO.g

U7.9
5.5

35.7
29.3

.9

21.

19ll7.HTanuai7.

.

february.
March

April

Mv
June

July
lugust
Septeaber
.

Source:

*

^
3/

.

.

70.6
61.6
60.7
68.3
70.5

•

Kgy

2.5
3-7
3-3

2.7
1.8
2.0

2.7
3.9
2.7

2.7
2.7
1.9

1.9
2.6
2.2

3.8
1.9
2.9

*»""'' figures ooae froa the Buresi of the Mint; aonthlj- figures
en U. 8. silver production cone froa releases of the aaerleaa
Bor^an of Metal Statlstlos and vlll not a^ee with the wnimal
figures.
Less than ^,000 ounces or $50,000.
for Inforaatlon on sllTar prodnotloa la other oouatrles froa 1933
through 19'>1, see Ireaeury Ittllatla* for Aognat I9U3, pa«a 7>1.
laqulred at bU.dl cents per fine ounse until April 9, 1935: a*
71.11 cents par fine ounce froa that date until April 23, 1935: at

2U1.5

108.

312.2

ll2.lt

355-

llO.l

156.9
120.5
50.9
27.1

11I7.1
3l»3.3

163.3
199.1
160.6

U«.5
50.1

282.8
139.8
72.6

208.0

99.11

3U.0

lit.

5>t.6

3-9

1»

3

6.0

1113.1

77.2

62.1
5.5

Uo.o
3-9

•

•

.6

.9

•

.6

it.U U/

U.9 U/

U.li U/

2.U
1.6

2.7
1.8
2.0

2.l»

2.7
2-7
1.9

2.U
2.U
1.8

3.8
1.9
2.9

3.»
1.7
2.6

3.l»

1.7
2.6

^
U/

1.6
1.8

77.57 cent par fine ounaa froa i^irll 23, 1935 to leeeabar 31, 1937:
at 9*.6H oents par fine ounce froa Baoaaber }1, 1937 to Julj 1,
1939: at 71.11 oants par fine ounea froa July 1, 1939 to July 2,
I9116: and at 90.5 cants per fine ounce since July 2, 19)16.
Acquired at various prices averlng approzlaately 5I cents per
ounce.
Inclodes O.5 allllon ounces Talaed at 71.11 oents per fine ounea
totalling $0.3 Billion, and U.k allllon ounces valued at 9O.5 oents
par fine ounce totalling $ll.O allllon.

3

.
.

December 1947

1

57

Seigniorage on Silver
(CnmlatlT* froa Jaauary

1,

193$ - Id mllllonB of lollari)

Sources of eelgnlorage on Bllrer bullion reralued 1/

Snd of calondar
7aar or aontli

Solgnlora^e
on colni
(tllTor and
slBor)

Vewly mined
Hevly Blned
•ilTer (iet
July 6, 1939
•llTer (Proc.
bullion held
Dec. 21. 1933)
and
June lU, 193U)
July 31.19''6)
Mlio. •llTor
(Incl. illTer

18.5
ue.i
63.7
69.5
91.7
122.2

''8.7

U8,7

WW

182.1
2^5.7
299.6
362.3

19U5
19U6

'*29.5
'•91.9

19U7-January...
Pebruaxy.
March

•93.9

i^>rll

502.2
506.0
508.8

1935
1936
1937
193s
1939

igw....

...

igUi
ISfiZ
i9'*3

•lay

June

"•95.5
>t98.2

'*8.7
1*8.7

U«.7
'«.7

'*8.7

lW.7
U8.7
>W.7
U8.7

U8.7
'8.7
ltg.7

't8.7
1*8.7
1*8.7

16.8
36.0
58.0
7U.9
87.3
87.6

SilTer Purehaae Act
of June 19,
193^

Satlonelited
•llTor
(Proc, of
iu«. 9.193't)

Total

elenioraee
on ellTer
revalued

226.2
302.7
366.7

3U.5

326.2

271*.

31*.

7

1*22.1

31*.

7

508.

7

397.5
5«1.6
758.8
950.6
.055.8

1*57.7

31*.

530.7
562.7

31*.

7

616.0
705.6

31*.

7

759.1*

87.6
87.6
87.6
87.6
87.6
87.6

1*8.3

580.1*

3l*.7

58U.3

3'*.7

581*.

3^.7

581*. 3

3'*.7

701.6
832.1

3"*.

799.7
818.9
820.6
820.7
938.1
1,069.6

1,089.0

63.6
65.3
65.5
65.5
66.5

87.6
87.6
87.6

67.1
67.8
68.3

832.1
832.1
832.1

3U.7

1.070.2
1,070.9

31*.

7

1,071.1*

161.7
160.9
159.1

87.6
87.6
87.6

68.8
69.5
70.M

832.1
832.1
832.1

31*.

7

1,071.9
1,072.6
1.073.5

159.8

3U.7

156.1
l5l.2
154.1

11*9.5

7

3U.7

3i*.7

31*.

7
3i*.7

509-5
510.0
510.7

1*8.7

1*8.7

87.6
87.6
87.6

70.9
71.9
72-5

832.1
832.1
832.1

3H.7

l,07U.o
1,075.0
1,075-6

October...

513."*

1*8.7

87.6

73.3

832.1

3'*.7

l,076.U

Source:
1/

.

.

.

1*8.7

9

U.2
25.7

September.

July

Mgust

Potential
selsnlorace on
illTer bullion
at coat In
General fund 2J

Dally Treasury Statement.
nieae Iteme represent the difference between the eoet Talue and
the monetary value of Bllrer bullion revelTied and held to secure

2/

3i*.7

1.0l*8.2

967.3
717.3
333.2
161.2

157.1*

153.0

BllTer certificates.
The flgurea In this column are not cuaolatlTe; ae the amount of
bullion held changes, the potential seigniorage thereon changes.

..
.

Treasury Bulletin

58

Money In Circulation
(Is Blllloni of dollars)

?ap«r Bonay

nd

of fiscal
/•&r or Bonth

Total
oone/ 10

Total
paper
aoaaj

clrculfr-

tloB 1/

Sold
certificate B

2/

igiia

6.U61
7.0U7
7,8U«
9,612
12.383

T.Zhi
8.932
11,600

ig"*?

17.U21

16,U92

191*

22,

^U

21 >438
25. 561

19t6

28,21*3

26.9115

50

19't7

28,297

26.9'«

I18

February.
March

28,262
28,30U
28,230

26.925
26.966
26,886

19
M9

iprll
May
June

28.11U
28,261
28.297

26, 763

U8

26,910
26,9U2

Its

U8

1938
1939
19U0
igiti

5.93''
6, USB

19U7.Jaiiuar]r.

.

28,lU9

September

28,56-7

26,792
27,072
27,192

Qstoter p

a,5>t9

27,166

J«ly

Au^Bt.

.

28,lt3«

.

Treasiuy
note*
of 1B90

y

Qotes

no tee

2ll8

1.582
1,71 It

57

Beeem

262
266

l,'t5'»

63
59

United
States

Tedaral

Tedaral
Reeerre
Bank
notes

lational
bank
notes

h/

1,230

78
72
67

.

19't5

Sllrer
certificate!

1.75't

300
317

1.6U9
1,588
X.651
2,025
2,061

322
322
323
317
320

1,916

3O8

1.95^1
1,99^1

311t

2,022
2.070
2,061

U.llli

U.UgU
5.163
6,68!i

9.310

19

7117

58li

18,750
22,867
23.973
23.999

597
527

13.

217
186
165
150
139

30
26
22
20

132
126
120

li6lt

UU

ito6

106

2U.lllt
2ll,ll6

It29
It2lt

110
109

31"

23.999

U21

108

318
321
320

23.853
23.953
23.999

Ullt

UlO

108
107

ito6

106

317

itoo

320
317

2l»,151

U7

2,033
2,051
2,OU3

23,887
2U,2«9

397
391

106
106
105

"•7

2,029

315

2lt.282

3*7

lOU

1«8

1)8

Honey In
clrcTilatlott

lad of fiscal
year or aonth

To~.al

coin

Standard
sllrar
dollars

Subsidiary
sllrar

Minor
coin

3112

1I16

361

155

«''9.77
53. 8U

59.16
72.16
91-95

19110

527
558
599

li6

38ll

19U1

680

19118

783

II

''33
50I1

19U
213

19't3

929
1,066
1,205
1,300
1.355

8U
103
125

610

lllO

8lt3

236
263
292
317

II18

876

331

1.337

117

86l«

1117

86U

193«
1939

19IA
19115

19116
19117

19lt7-January.

700
788

February
March

l!3Wi

1117

869

327
327
328

April
May
June

1.351
1.351
1.355

117

873
87U
876

331
330
331

..

llig

llt8

1I19

per capita
(In dollars)

127.63
1(2.98
191.56
200.00
196.ee
197. 80

197-76
196.92
195-79
196.119

196.66

150
151

875
878
887

3311

SeptcDber,.

1.35«
1.362
1,375

337

195-50
197.36
198-17

Oatobar p.

l,38l»

152

89 >»

33«

197-92

July
AoguBt.

Sooree:

.

.

.

(1) Clroulatlon Stateaent of United States Money; and (2) Animal
Baport of the Secretary of the Treasmy for 1916, pa«as 623-627PrellmlnaiyXxoludes (1) aoney held by the Treasury, (2) money held by or for
the account of the Federal fieserre Banks and their agents, and
(3) coin estimated to te held outside the continental limits of
Includes paper currency held outside the
the United States.

'Jf

coBtlnental limits of the United States.
Gold oertlflcates vere vlthdravn from droulatlon In 1933.
Treasury notes of 1890 In circulation are beln£ canceled and retired upon receipt by the Treasury.
Federal fieserre Bank notes and national bank notes are corered
\ty deposits of laarful money and are In process of retirement.

December 1947

CAPITAL
AND

59

MOVEMENTS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND NET POSITION
IN FOREIGN CURRENCIES

.

Treasury Bulletin

60

Capital Movements Between the United States and Foreign Countries,
and Net Position In Foreign Currencies
This

chapter

Capital

on

position

Movemonte

tetwsen the

net

and

Position In

banks

United States and Foreign Countries
Foreign Currencies Is divided Into four main groups.
Section I of Capital Movenents, the Hlstorleal Summary,
contains data regarding capital movements by the principal types of data, and by years from 1935. an* curEaoh type of data 1» then broken
rently by months.
down Into Its chief oomponents In the same chrono-

and

foreign currencies

la

brokers,

their

of

United States

outstanding foreign exchange

purchases and sales of foreign exchange,

oentractsi and

both spot and forward.

based on reports filed eaoh month
and brokers throughout the United
States.
The reports are oollected, checked, and tabulated by the twelve Federal Reserve Banks. The totals
are then forwarded to the Treasury Department for conThese data are

by banks,

logical detail.

bankers,

solidation and publication.

Section II supplies a geographic breakdown by
principal countries on a monthly basis. The total
capital movements are given first and then the prlnIn addition,
clpsJ. categories are shown separately.
the total outstanding claims on and
at
this point,

Figures

for

previous periods may be obtained from

the following sources:

liabilities to foreign countries are each presented.

Supplement to the 'Treasury Bulletin* on "Capital
Movements between the United States and Foreign
Countries, January ISkZ through April ^9'^5, for
details during that period.

Details with respect to capital movements and
short-term claims and liabilities are presented In Section III as of the latest month for which the data are

November 13^3< fc capital
'Treasury Bulletin*,
movements, and position In foreign currencies by
months, 1942-191*5.

available.

"Treasury Bulletins", March 19^2 and earlier, for
details covering years back to January 2, 1933.

The last group contains monthly data regarding the

Section

-

I

Historical Sumnary

Table 1.- Net Capital Movement
(la theuaali of Asllsra; aecatlva flcarsi

laUeat* a aat antnav of aa^ltal fraa tb« Qsltet Stataa)
iaal/ala of net o^ltal aoToaeBt iBI

Calendar /ear
or BOBth

1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
19«0

Uaa.

2,

(Jan.
2,
(Dao. 31,
(nao. 30,
(BM. 29,
U,
(Jan.

1935-Jaa. 1, 1936)1935-noe. 30, 1936).,
1936-JW«. 29, 1937).
1937-Bae. 2S, 193«)1938-Jaa. 3,

1^)

i9ito-Boo. 31, 19I10).

at o^ltal
orfloaat
l,M0,eg6
1,226,722
833,715
412,956
1,198,735
695,080

Short -tara
taaklB^ fnaAa

Brokarai^
tealanoea

TraB8a£tlema
la laaaattc
aaourltlaa

TraaaactVoaa
la foral^
aaeurltlao

992,829
428,142
287,394
328, 968
1,135,483
841,628

34,687
34
32,990
20,358

57,196
-85,427
-245,662

-49
3,513
13,372
8,529
17,794
9,661

-261,955
4«,5?9
27,767
210,735
-113,105
-334,203

77,696
93,496
-46,617
265,127

6,039

6,8U

316,660
600,693
24i«,626

125,158
191,076
267,008
26,758
115,689
78,156

19IH
igte

-453,«2J
626,121
1,286,893

isiS

"•61,354

19'*5

1,074,375
-793, 32»

-243,522
553,373
1,168,058
148,594
1,216,303
-733,909

1,434,111

1,567,227

6,060

-78,594

-60,582

9,443,601

7,720,568

159,799

385,930

1,177,304

67,840
1,882,574
-223,190

1, 047
1,979,406
-248,493

-3,325
6,201
-2,068

-152
-24,698
-25,362

70,270
-78,335
52,733

Jona

34,79*
-263,263
-67,458

-33,702
-278,920
-84,068

7,069
-5,174
4,388

2,384
-18,238
-5,102

59,047
39.069
17,524

AJy

2,8ie

231,957

-1,031

-7,426

-220,690

19U6
19117

(Jan.

lotal (Jan.

lS^7-^»Ba&xj
Tebruary
March
iprll

*V

l-Jnly 31,
2,

19'>7)

1935-Jnl7 31, 1947)

51,703

61

December 1947
Capital Movements:

Section

I

-

Historical Sumnary

Table 2.- aiort-Term Clalns on and Liabilities to Foreigners
(PoiltloB at

ut

of period In thoniudt of dsllari)

Short-tvrB olola*
lud of oal«Bd*r
jear or aonth

1935
1936
1937
193«
1939

lotal

(*«

Fa/akl*
IB
forol(B
onrroiulea

forolfa

Fv>^l* iB dollars
Total

Xioaaa to

Othor

Btjioilta

of

Othar

forol^ara

Pir«>>la

•hort-tara

la
forelcB
enrronolot

llaMllItlot

161,263
96,726
116,917
165,521
173,23*
115, U8

188,365
131,977
385,636
310,177
268,719
221,383

l,J01,ll2
1,623.317
1,593.087
2,203,185
3.221,328
3.938.232

1,156,196
1,456,885
1,600,507
1.985,025
3,025,189
3,786,182

16,795
66,178
209,597
111, 791
135,311
121,001

9T,851
99,951
82,983
103.369
60,828
31,019

522.563
950.703
1,238,097
1,577,113
2,712,626
3.551,251

202,085
113,70?
137,161
169,670
215,010
290,195

3.678,518
1.205.389
5,371,903
5,596,775
6,883,068
6,180,262

3,352,223

9«,U9

116,633
72,018
86,378
105,121
100,267
319,639

1,693.9U

306,618
668,168
1,222,580
1,218,633
1,910,898
1.715,722

19.677
13.893
17.911
21,611
25,516
10,629

3,310,732
3.95«,7l6
5,116,971
5,267,081
6,190,302
5,772,009

730,693
75^,576
798,432

93,178
78,720
72,102

313,213
315,137
337,775

321,002
360,719
388,555

6,503,699
8,506,988
8.302,351

1,710,992
1,888,977
1,871,618

1,723,106
3,581,106
3.391,699

39,601
36,605
36.031

5,773.006
7,752.112
7.503.919

3wa»

801,836
880,205
933.025

116,913
128,97*
159,501

2lO,850
271,650
2l8,l02

111,013
176,581
525.119

8,272,053
8,071,502
g,o1o,Z5l

5,003,ll8
1,771,282
1.992,151

3.232.169
3.270,826
3,016,630

36,136
29.391
31,170

7,170.217
7.191.297
7,107,229

Jal7

979,199

155,722

273,553

519,921

8,318,385

5.093,556

3,189,109

35,720

7,339,186

31, 1935).
(«»«• 30, 1936).
(Bm. 29, 1937).
(l^. 28, 19U).
('«• 3, 19«C).
(1*0. 31, 191)0),

128,951
672!

a»

1110,911
152,1137

150,

<m

508,702
383,978

•7,'>77

19«1

367,786

1)7,068

19112

2116,673

30,916

I9l(0

Short-tera llaMlltlot

Fayaklo la dollari

19113

19IW

66,715

^^

19»»5

194
19l*T-'*>*'i7

fabraaxy
Naroh

iprll
••nr

iii3l|ta2
1.356,501
1,916,621

Table 3.- Net Movement of Short-Term Banking Funds
(la thaaaaada of dollarai aagatlTa flgnraa ladlcata a aat ontflew of

a^ltal froa tha Ohltad Stataa)

Short-teza elalna
Calaadar 7«»r
ar Boatli

1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1960

Co.

2, 1935-'«B-

fetal

1, 1936)

(Jan.
2, 1936-«oo. 30,
(B*e. 31, 1936-fco. 29,
(Ibo. 30, 1937-fco. 28,
(Dae. 29, 1938-Jaa.
3,
(Jan.
1, 19lO-n*o. 31,

1936)
1937)
1938)
19*0)
19IO)

19II
1912
1913
19I4
19I5
19I6
1917

l-July 31, I9I7)

361.360
70,

U?

Farakla
la
foreign
anrrenolea

228,132
-11,788

17,6a1
28,9l8
117,310
12l,72l

-U,526

16.192
97.503
-11,256
-71.765
-63.072
-315,187

I09
15,933
-3.171

2,393
83,299
19,268

-20,

a6

7,111
-50.630

Short-ten llabllltlea

Payable la dollara

Loaaa to
foreign
baaka

Pagrable la dollara

letal

of
forelgnera

Othar

-3.552
31,868
-20,191
-I8,60l
-7.717
58,120

136,780

Dipoalte

Othar

587.331
333.107
113,622
371,110
I,0l0,l61
760,993

6,333
19,683
113,119

75,159
Il.75«
17.336

631,169
358,023
269,770
300,020
1,018,11:
716, 9oi

-3,515
20,671
-11,330
-19,013
5.I5I
-219,372

19,298
60,899
6,515
-32,506
-75,310
-15, 185

-259.711
185,870
1.179,311
220,359
1.279,375
-118,l22

-133,959
105,607
620,881
220,576
583.205
-268,851

185,617
385,365
55I.I12
-3,917
692,265
-191,651

-9fc,806

20,520
-1I.J10

et
PaTabIa
la
foreign
correDOlea

ahort-tem

UahUItlea

37,802
1,933
-16,971
20,386
-l2,5ll
-29,779

992,829
I28,ll2
287,391
328,968
1.135.1«3
8»1,62(

-U,372
-5,102
1,018
3.730
3.905
15,083

-213,522
583.373
1,168,058
il8,59l
1,216,303
-733,909

-270,916

-57,603

16,086

-259,129

1,838,173

399,695

1,113.387

-4,909

1,567.227

101,281

198,311

-171,125

77,395

7, 619, 281

1,167,111

3,172,987

-20,817

7,720,568

-22,110
-23,883
-13,856

1,611
11.758
6,6l8

6,126
-1,921
-22,638

-33,507
-36,717
-27.836

23,187
2,003,289
-20l,637

17.131
117,985
-11,359

-22,6l6
1,858,300
-189,707

-1,028
-2,996
-571

1,979,1*06

Id

-11,811
-12,031
-30,530

96,925
-33,800

Jane

-78.369
-52,820

26,2l|8

-55,188
-32.538
-18,538

-30,298
-200,551
-31,218

128,530
-231,866
221,172

-159,230
38,357
-251,196

102
-7,0l2
1,776

-33.702
-278,920
-81, 068

Jaly

-16,171

3,782

-25,151

-21,805

278,131

101,102

172,179

1.550

231,957

(Jaa.

Total (Jan.

2,

19U7-Jajmai7
PehroaxT
Kareh

^ni
*v

1935-faly 31, I9I7)

-3,

1,017

-2l8,l93

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Capital Movements:

Section

I

-

Historical Summary

Table 4.- Purchases and Sales of Long-Term Domestic Securities by Foreigners
(In tho\uanda of dollars)

Calendar jaar
or Boath
1935
1936
1937
193«
1939
19!(0

W"-

2.
2,

WS-fsa.

Porehaaaa
1,

1936)

193&-Il»o. 30, 1936)
(Sm- 31, l936-l)»o. 29, 1937)
(fce. 30, 1937-Bao. SS, 1938)
(fco- 29, 1938-Jan.
3, 19'lO)
(Jan.
k, 19l40-ll»e. 31, 19>>0)

(Jan.

OoasitlQ

QoBestlo stooka

n.a.
n.a.
a.n.
B.n.
B.a.
28lt,206

iW.OJS

19*1
igte

B&laa

lat

Airohaeaa

^nds

Salea

at

total
pnrohaaoa

total
aalaa

B.a.
n.a.
n.a.
B.a.
B.a.
278,032

n.a.
n.a.
B.a.
B.a.
B.a.
-56,216

l9»,21«

211*,3g8
138,511*

-39,'*36
25,701*

170,555

70,71*1*

320,991
260, 601
392,938

582,91*6
2ll*,002

21*1,299

513,558
377.717

268,2l|U

21*5,311*

650,1*11

539.676

B.n.
B.S.
B.a.
B.a.
n.a.
•73,052

B.a.
B.a.
B.a.
B.a.
B.a.

a. a.
-Ig8,8ll£

368,S5«
75,»«8

-222,519
20,895

17'»,952

19l»,6l6

-^,977

171,1*32

a. a.

n.a.
a. a.

n.a.
221,

n6

1,302,681*
2,6gl»,391

2,273,381
1,200,119
1,031*, 1*78

506,022

986,021*

2,083,698
2,028,755
1,11*2,923

1,119,905
751, 08»

Vat doaaatlo
atooki and
bonds

316,660
600,693
2l*l>,626

5/, 196
-85,1*27
-21*5, o6a

-261,955
1*6.599

19j5

96,3«3
151,639
136,«53
260,223

357,655

-3^»,579
-97,'»32

-15,673

637,9^

751,01*5

igW

367,61*9

1*32,109

-eit.l|«o

l*ll»,l*70

393,390
681*, 213

27,767
210,735
-113,105

-269,71*3

782.119

1,U6,322

-33*, 203

119,200

193,793

-7't,593

152.309

156,310

-H.OOl

271.509

350,103

-78,59*

12,317.58*

11.931,65*

385,930

1*9,070
3a.7'»l
30. 809

1*9,222

-152

57,1*39

-2*, 698

56.171

-25,368

igw

1947

1-Jal7 31, ig"*?)

(Jan.

total (Jan.

2,

B.a.

1935-''ilJ 31, ^9^1)

IS.Ulfi

19l>£-Jasaar7

29,U65
33,065

Fabruarj
Nareh

19. '•'^s

1»,367

a,l«3

^rll

U,Wt8

2H,oi3

»V

15,

-ll,0l»9

30.651*

-13,620
-£,Sl6

13,2?6

JWM

13,3«6

»^

2l»,969

-5,565
-17,327
-ll,5«3

Julj

19,293

27,926

-«,633

20.555

19.757

10,897

24,371*

-U,078

5*.9M

-18,

5W

11,796
18, n't
27,833

7.91*9

38,193

6>l

33, I'M
1*7,700

35,809
51,386
52,802

2,38*
-18,238
-5.102

19,3'18

1,207

39,81*8

1*7,27'*

-7.*26

lot aTailaMe.

Table 5.- Purchases and Sales of Long-Term Foreign Securities by Foreigners
(In thonsaada of dollars)

Oalandar 7*ar
or aoath
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939

19*0

<'0B.
2.
(Jan.
2,
(n»o. 31,
(Dm. 30.
(Use. 29,
(Jaa. *,

1935-»«»- 1. 1936)
1936-a»e. 30. 1936)
1936-fco. 29, 1937)
1937-Il»o. 28, 1938)
193S-JaB. 3, 19*0)
19*0-a»o. 31, 19*0)

n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
B.a.

Salaa

B.a.
B.a.
B.a.
B.a.
B.a.

(Jaa.

total (Jaa.

l-Jnly 31, 19*7)
2,

at
B.a.

B.a.

B.a.
B.a.

a. a.

ilS::::::::;:::::::::::::::::;::::
19*5
19*6
19*7

Porobasas

B.a.

19*1
19*2

loreisn bonds

fcreign atooks

23,278
26,601
37.328
65.2*7

19.791
22,078
5*.789
65,610

38,203

25,588

3,*«7
*,5f3

Au'etaaaca

B.a.
B.a.
n.a.
B.a.
B.a.
B.a.

B.a.
B.a.
B.a.

31*, 262

-363
12,615

*70,6*2

at
B.a.
B.a.
B.a.
B.a.
B.a.
B.a.

B.a.

B.a.
l**6,367

318,113
755.936

-17,1*61

Sales

372,158
225,289
3*7,269

7*, 209

ii90,**6

88,973
-29,156
265, *90

5*3,839

-73,197

1935-'«l7 31. 19*7)

19*7-Jaisiar7

f%hnaij
Martth

5,718
10.271
5,*a8

*.036
*,2llO

3.290

1,682
6,031
2,138

76,052

let forelca
stocks aad
beads

total
parohasos

total
sales

661,256
896,1*9
1,016,188
*82,809
561,236
205.289

536,098
705,073
7*9,180
*56.051

127.133

125,158
191,076
267.008
26,758
115,689
78,156

185,261
220,533
*69,6*5
3*0,863
355.**!
821,183

133,558
227.897
391,9*9
2*7.367
*02,05g
556,056

51,703
-7,36*
77,696
93,*96
-*6,617
265,127

1*1*5,5*7

508,8*5

569.*27

-60,582

6, 72*, 698

5,5*7.39*

1,177,30*

22,569
133.128
25,*57

-8*. 366

50.595

96,875
59.033
81,*80

26.605
137,368
28,7*7

70,270
-78,335
52,733

68,588

2,5»

1,501
1,*58

81,**0

Jaaa

05*
*,92*
*,075

3;635

*i>0

53,159

23,89*
36,815
36,275

57.5*6
37,611
16,88*

85, *9*
79,350
57.23*

26,**7
*0,2«1
39.910

59.0*7
39,o6q
17,32*

J«l7

3.733

*,368

-635

*5.6*6

265,701

-220,055

*9.379

270,069

-220,690

iprll

»V

Hot available.

I*,

71*, 1*26

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63

Sectloit II - Sumnary by Countries

Capital Movements:

Table 1.- Net Movement of Capital and of Short-Term Banking Funds
(In tbouaands of dollars; negatlTe flgurei lndlcat« a nat outflow nt capital fros the Uoltad Statas)

Net capital aovaaent

Country

Short-tarv banking fundt
19»T

VAl

V|bnaiz_^Ur^

iprll

Jin*

J«iy

IW^ruary

Jua

Narah

iyrU.
10*, 188

-liM>,606

-22,078
-18,8*3

-9,553
-12,077

J«V

BttTOpel

Uoltad ElDgdoB
FreAce
BelgluB

-68,538
15,108
28.277

108,228

-1*2, 29r

-12,1*9
-11,9*9

-11,8*2
70,*20
-8,6SO

172,388
-8*,00«
23,37*

-29,896

-19, "106

-islJS

-66,11*
1*,636
28,835

-5,096
-2,262
5,729

-6,*05
7,085
19.053

-*,798
7,592
251

-5.775
307
i;3J2

-*,689
-3,*2|
2,196

-18,528
-*,827
-3,'i*3
2,23l»

-1.003
-8.352
12.*33

J»,lll»

-12,223

-9,851

173.*08
-81,833
22,610

-5,100
-2,0*8
5,731

-6,*53
7,085
19,0*9

-U

-5,*o»
-17,630
-llH

-96
-20,082
*89

-92*
-8,3*1
12,503,

71,

lU

238

-5,770
35S
1,307

Or«6ce
Italy
LuxcBbourg.

-979
-88,5*2
-93

H23
5,828
-862

-2.103
-22,986
-9*

-5.396
-17,*70
-36*

-130
-20,05*
511

-86*
-78,*38
1*

-,*018
-31,790
*35

*9i

-»o,375
ki

Nattierlaoda.

-23,'»73

135,085
-3,87*
-1,9*5

-3*,97*
-11,818
-128

-18,228
-9,719
-10,033

-*,5U
-12,72*
-2,025

-l*.933
-11,020
-1,*83

-33,13*
-1,625
10,075

1*2,999
*.912
-2.006

-3,501
-11,352
-83

-6,917
-9,850
-10,082

8,*30
-11,831
-2, 181

-3.588
.221
-9.025

-87
-570
-21,010

-*,9*9
3,l*t
-11,530

-75
1,328
-5.3*3

-787
1,1*2
5,838

-3.587
-528
-9,091

-3.177
-*07
-5,*12

.-'^

-*23
-5,828

-8,555

-*,931
3,183
-11,5*9

-5,319
180

8,3*1
-1,925

8,881

8,122

67
782

1*78

-10,32*

12.512
-281
1,21*
2,656

6»

6I8
-12.725

*,068
-9.563
-2,782
-6,21*

-10,^

*,971
-286
1,230
3,258

-70,261

195, 3J9

-•20,717

-**,6lT

102,**9

Dflnaarlc.

rioluid.

Oemany.

-2.233
-23,070

Norvajr

-9,702

Portucid....

-1,IU»9

-38,931
-1,376
10,099

RuBuila.
Spain...
Sv«d«o.

-8a
i.3«3
-J,3»9

-830
1.137
8,028

7,298

9.335

-1.9W
3,613

87
733
-5.858

658
-13,82*

3,027
-9,559
-2,669
-6,213

-igo.oer

-93,30*

190,288

-257,8*2

-*8,702

95,339

-l7*,lS0

-33,759

-80.19*

-88,287

-1,7*9

*e,35«

-8.7*8

*«,*<l

-110,505

-1*8,057

-50,321

9,633

-20,681

l.Hls

-3,782
-1.199
-33.815

37,822
-a.9ft
-56.979

27.*83
-1,936
-53.195

18.*52
7,917
-20.9*1

35,506
-1,521
10,620

17,593
1,368
-3*,37i

-2,999
-1,237
-38,708

33,7*3
-2,97*
-58,065

28,066
-1,918
-53,*13

18,110
7,906
-22,151

38,035
-1,5*1
10,3*1

5,**2
-528
-872

18
1.169
1,*19

-8,*37
-*,277
-1,070

8.305
-19.312
-2*9

-12,280
-5,790
-1.507

-3,101
*,890
l,*07

9,117

-191

-8*6

i,*3*

-?,«30
-*,*23
-1,068

8,268
-19,310
-202

-12,566
-5,802
-1,58*

8,586
-75*
-l*,*e6

-12,288

1*1,650
-831
-203

-12,857
-100
16,297

Swlttarlaad
U.

S.

S.

a

938

Yugoslavia
Oth«r luropa
Total ftiropa.

Canada.

Latin Aaerlea;
Argentlnaa
Bolivia...

-35,0»

BratU....

-3,208
k,O0i

Chile
ColQBbla. ..
Cotta Rica.

1,1151

Cuba
?rt)r.ch

-2,127

Went Indleg and Oulana.

Mexico
Netherlandi West Indies and
Surloaa

PaDasa
Peru

-7a

OU

-5,661
159
-893

-ia,191
281
-883

1*2.U2

-5,*50

9,683
-811
-13,811

-831
-5*5

-11.782
-10«
15.3*3

-3,8*5
-1,0*3
-9,058

-2,3**
161
-4,918

-1,?59
-1.372
2«7

-238
-2,0*6
1.192

^,615

1,362
-292
2,781

-296
-1*7
-1,731

-l,7»
-3,109
-3,7*1

-1,233
-2,515
-768

-158
-2,170
1.05*

-1,807
-2,ooe
3,2*6

i.3f

-5,00*
3,238

561
2,783

-182
-*39
-1,872

-2,71
,725

,276

6,88*
-2,836

-8,8*9
18,825

9,738
-20,977

11,102
-8,955

35

-l,0ll3

IM

-a.HiS

-1,700
-1,293

-3,7«

938
3.675

-19,

267
*7

Venezuela
Otter LttlD Aaerlca.

-11,1*52

-3,321
-1,175

7,768
-1,852

-8,638
18,155

10,019
-80,259

11,519
-7,997

-U,3*2

-2,053

Total Latin America.

-35,1m

-*6.887

-19.582

-*8,109

I2a,*99

29.857

-*8,*81

-J*i010

-29,0*8

-*6,9*7

12*,669

27,8n

-32,5««
-8,150

-21,775

-*3,886
-3,290

-35JW7

2,0l|8

-2,m

A^la:

China and Manchuria.
French Indo-Chlna.
Hon£ Eong
.

India, Bursa, and Ceylon.
British Malaya
,.
Japan

Metberlanda Eaot Indlee
Phlllpploe Itlande
Turkey
Other Asia
Total Asia

Other eountrlei i
Australia
New Zealand
Kgypt and Anglo-^gyptlan •Sudan.

2,0*8
3,008

-**.939
-3.290
-863

-35,169
-985
5,587

-3l,9«8
-8,150
i,**9

-20,9*2
3,102
-9*8

-9,921
-8*2
208

-*3,9lO

3,092
-915

-8,5*0
-61«
587

-*U,567

l,lt21

2,971

-1|26

1,010
-1,700
530

-5,237
-30*
1,035

-H.078
7*1
161

-1,719
1,551
-838

-11,659
-1.982
-1,297

i,*<5
-1,708
526

-5,281
-297
1,030

-*,125
7*1
185

-1,753
1,558
-B36

-U,73*

3:^

-1,95*
-1,171

1,22*
3,6**
765

-8I10

-19,702
-11.016

-2:^

-7,886
-7,355
-8,579
-5.053

*58

-3,022

*,518
20,315
-1,238
-5,588

V^
-3.392

-M5

-65*
-15.*58
-*,*«3
-3,003

5,818
19,352
-1,201
-5,53*

-19,703
-10,*03
9,110
-*,382

-7,826
-7,*27
-«,583
-5,10*

*32
19,663
-6,650
-3,281

-9,09*
-1,258
-10,5*5
-807

-81,23s

-8.097

-37.77*

-89,390

-53,983

-*6,512

-59,918

,901

-38,952

-88.8)12

-52,381

-*5,859

106

-7,103
1,125
1,191

1,762
-770
-*35

1,915
-182
1.505

-2,593
502
2,332

6,201
82
-3,08*

16,588

-2,6*8

9,238
*91

-1,503

-19,262
1,125
1,177

-<6*
-6,702
-2,153

-25*
8,^82
7,963

89*
-52,8*6
-*,5S5

-*33
8,*67
-219

-*30

-*1,*78

-9,1*5

-5,557

-13,359

2,981

3,369

116,853

-125,098

188,829

-l,l»38

no

French Morocco
Union of South Africa.
All other

-52,892
-1|,808

-808
8,*93
-181

Total other countries.

-58,262

2,919

771

-9,119
-1.075
-10,557

^.339
-3,916

-999
2,00*
-13,6*3

-2.iMe

-9,*00

-9,278

17,370
-82,*71

1,319
-2,565

1,*63

2,2t>l

-7,657
108
-3,1*2

-1,501
2,035
-13,*29

-657
-8,708
-1,807

-279
8,38*
7,955

International

2,258,682

1,333

-*.*53

118,853

-125,098

2,256,662

1,333

"^5:5»

Unidentified.

*,321

-980

-2,97*

*,37*

7*5

-2,027

*,320

-1.00*

-2,97*

*,*13

7*5

-2,027

1,882,57*

-223,190

3*, 798

-283,263

-67,*58

2,810

l,979,*o6

-2*8, *93

-33,702

-278,920

-8*, 068

231,957

1/

Orand total.
\/

Inoludea transactions of International organizations euoh as Onlted latlons Belief and fiahabllltatlon AdBlnlstratlon, International
Monetary f\iai, and International Banlc.

Treasury Bulletin

6Ur

Capital MoTements:

Table 2.-

tiet

Section II

-

Sumnary by Countries

Movenent of Brokerage Balances, and Net Transactions by Foreigners
In Long-Tern Securities (Domestic and Foreign)

(In thousands of doll

.

.

.

.

.

65

December 1947
Capital Movements:

Section II

-

Suanary by Countries

Table 3.- Short-Term Claims on and Liabilities to Foreigners
(Position at end of month In thousands of dollars)

liabilities
ig"*?

Country

Europe i
United Kingdom.
France

1^7
Ma;

Apr.

Mar.

Tai.

Julj

JlUfl

reb.

Mar.

1*2,1*25

39,596

39,31*0

36,905

1*1*3,281

21,125
8,863

18, 8
8 885

20,090

209,082

373.581
226,369

10, 12l*

21,1*37
9,001*

11*9,303

178.781*

321*

378
9,097
30,323

583
11,381

17,8ll2

31,31*5

30,31*8

30,31*8

68,302
28,909
5,531

12,980
23.832
65

12,889

13,005
21*, 255

1*3,027
21*7,380

Apr.

Belglxun

.7,373

35,770
15,639
8,019

Denmark.
Finland.
Oermony.

373
6.126
30,353

3U5
8,255
30,357

Qreece
Italy
Uixembourg

12,530
17,702

12,822

51

13,213
20,599
53

153.683

155,768

1*7,239

U,2llt

39.25H
5,913

1*9,01*2

I»,0"»3

6,322

989

l,0U5

51,038
5,180
1,010

i,a2

l,5ll»

7,023
1,332

it,lgl»

6,87U

3,833
5,951

3,7't2

6,992
3,517

6,923

6,178
5,630

11,876
1,598

7,110

7,1*1*0

7,571

8,681*

12,205

9,'»9J»

7,812

112

392,161*

58,1*79

58,537
lit, 670

397,201
60,016
15,288

111,351*

108,1*08

39,356
13,988

Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
Rumania.
Spain. ..
Sweden.

7,106
30,371

22,01*1

52

W

2l*,093

592

6,857

39,692

209,777
162,985

57.809
26,767
9.067

22,905

39.792
225,708
22,218

393

183, 3W*

221,613

106,790
1*1*, 001

105,336
51*, 192

111,211*

8,851
19,957

'12,210

159,061*

165,221

22,U6g

306

62,U99

1*81*, l»2l*

211*,

218,1*87

18.75"*

Mar

Jan«

July

31*0,989
197,91*3

328,510
270,300

150,930

11*2,518

189,811*
161|,008

56,939

52,01*1*

1*5.600

22,1*17

22,653
27,278

1*6,327

21,522
37,717

32,226

20l*,l*29

187, 060
22,31*5

22,218

1*99,1*81

36.199

32,21*6
167,11*0

22,557

209,199
?1.15»

52,151

206,328
100,595
52.270

1*2,1*90

80,021*
Mo. 11*7

11,313
18,135
157,289

8,251*

17.503
152,207

8.158
11,758
133,227

8,180
12,192
122,891

1*02,1*72

395,129

1*02,1*83

50,1*1*1*

50,6ol|

12,527
105,557

11,831*

13,061*

103,978

109,336

213,826

11,376

8,291

R...

10

13

1*

5

TugoBlaTla.
Other Burope.

7

I

8

10,195
6
8

10,226

7
13,15'»

22,933

26,296

35.373

37,1*73

Total Surope.

JI9.8OT

331,792

251,327

130

267,951

278.871

'»3,021

39.033

36,1*33

36,829

36.383

.3>*,0U7

892,652

778,159

627,502

577,577

586,761*

563,71*7

'*5,'»79

1*9,929

57,821

65,833
3,269

179,961
13,680
157,803

223,01*7
11,711*

16,1*1*5

ll*,6l2

115,283

252,038
10,272
96,71s

309,270

1*,818

57,622
3,561

265,021*

2,963
69,583

60,71*6
5,29'»

181,1*12

2,573
63,109

85.213

98,770

15,259
30,155
3,696

15,979
26,835

U5,191
55,903

51,028
51,862
8,539

53,U36

1*5,325

56,21*8

57,817

1*1,222
32,031*

9.309

8,1*53

50,681
12,371
8,601

37,910
116

U5,i65

150,819
3,990

168,01*9
3.231*
127,61*2

289,563
2,912
126,693

283. 99I*

139,051*

162,023
3.575
128,780

8,996
68,888

10,253
69,939
39.725

10,130
69.661
38 ,151*

Switzerland.
U.

S.

S.

.

Canada
Latin America:
Argentina.
Bolivia...
Brazil
Chi le

Colombia.
Co3ta Elca.
.

Cuba
fVench West Indies and Oulana.
Mexico

i*,039

21*1*,

381*,

13,885
107,762
2, 331*, 577

50.31?

2,276,301 2,391.175 2,163,261 2,11*2,1*65 2,255,831*

12,833
127,571

115,360

150,208

160,851*

l6l*,070

18,578
30,398
3,375

20,297
36,390
3,587

17.385

20,1*92

1*0,251*

3,937

35,719
3,853

53,829
9
33.662

60,091
83

1*5,981

53,269

251
32,869

589
27,609

11*5,908
3,931*
11*2,058

97U
2,581
5,600

1,033

11,757

10,531*

10,61*1

2,091
7,552

2,71*2

75,161*

73,177

5,901

31*, 31*1

3'*,03l

71,000
35.939

16,720
36,261

18,21*3
1*2,317

1*5, 1*59

1*6,659

1*9,399

1*6,291

53,589

66, aU

182,351*

186,070

186,625

202,850

181,1*1*9

178,550

28,75'*

11
30,668

809
1,680
6,531

819
2,208
6,989

1,082
2,201

Venezuela
Other Ifitln America.

15,638
27,902

19,563
33,89*

15,1*19

37,285

19,160
36,685

Total Latin America.

279,611

308,61*5

381,680

1*37,981

l*2l*,850

China and Manchuria.
French Indo-Chlna.
Hong Kong

36,801

1*1,21*2

1*6,989

l*,ll*5

22
029

76,131
22
3,503

10l*,Sl*2

P
5,061

77
3,531

110,726
62
3,123

India, Burma, and Ceylon.

12,908

ll*,638

li*,i93

13,203

973
2U2

1,291

2^5

32,797
2,178
183

33,662
1,579
261

1,911
22,U02

l,l»75

1*80

5O8

2,>t53
U.Sli*

23,161
2,683
5,790

20,153
3,316

3'*.753

9,0l*2

6.933

3,150
137,730

Netherlands West Indies and
Stir Inain

Panama
Peru

7,81*3

1,01*1*

1*1*1*,

939

1,102,555 1,077,579 1,121,566 1,130.920 1.21*2,1*58 1,290,1*21*

Asia:
.

British Malaya
Japan

25
I*,

2l*7

38,891*

373,230
39,056
38,919

369,056

35l*,288

339,133

309,610

35,951*
1*0,781

38,1*11

1*0.1*59

36,21*1*

39.011

1*1,1*56

37,221*
1*1,058

221

1*0,670

33,357
9,606
18,01*9

8,769
16,715

1*3.306
11,811*

17,689

7,223
18,716

36,100
8,282
18,886

1*1,217

7,081*

116,627

122,896

103.703

95,1*1*1

91*, 878

85,812

25,130

1*30,1*91*

1*1*7,131*

1*1*8,81*9

1*52.568

56,1*98

55,831

1*38,862
65.36I*

1*32,191*

3,21*8

51,011*

1*0,1*01

5,771*

6,71*8

85,080

79,1*20

75.636

57,031
71,808

68,511

68,678

389,731

1*1*,

Netherlands Kast Xndlf^s.
Philippine Islands
Turkey
Other Aela

9lt8

1,1*01

22,983
l,M96
U,042

20,271
2,030
3,916

Total Asia

85,0U6

88,883

98,051

127,271

173,331

185,01*7

6,203
1,308

6,510
1,517
182

7.H55
1,312
378

6,610
1.600
396

9,031*

11,256
1,681
180

59.367
8,311
18. 363

1*0,1*12

88
15,170

16,855
33,903
70.238

16,1*98
1*3,682

16,081

ll*,887

1*7,328

i*,539

1U6
18,790
3,778

70,797

30,070

35.831

207,037

200.618

Other countrlea i
Australia
New Zealand
Efirpt and Angio-E^ptlan Sudan.

1(38

13

102

1*09

5,2'»3

18. 303
6,1*15

18,936
5,635

29,817

33,965

33.586

Arench Morocco
Union of South Africa.
All other

ll|,66l»

'I
15,976

U,W5

Total other cotintrlee.

27,091

International

y

1/

75»*,576

262

380

I108

ltl<0

1*61*

798,1*32

801,836

880,205

933,025

979,199

17,558

l,22l»,159 1,223,095 1,193.311 1,153,689 1,11*7,368 1,113,225

9,61.5

19,58*

36,181
8,713

''7,81*3

1*2,1*08

8,593
22,577

9,393
19,365

13,909
39,522

13,688

1*9,996

69,1*01*

55,195

52.1*92

59,686

199,209

185, U71

181*,

936

191*. 066

71'*,

209 2,881,038

38,709
8,669
19,018

20,1*99

2,725,571* 2,726,907 2,722,1*51* 2,839,307 2,

Unidentified.
Ornnd total.

989
258

1*7,231*

20,1*31*

19.692

16,836

21,277

22,051*

1*9,526

20,051

8,506.988 8.302,351 6,272,053 8,071,502 8,01*0,251* 8,318,385

Includes dollar balances of international organizations such as United Nations Belief and Rehabilitation Administration, International
Monetary Tund, and International Bank.

Treasury Bulletin

66

Capital Movements:

Section

II -

Sumnary by Countries

Table 4.- Foreign Debit and Credit Balances in Brokerage Accounts
(Poiltion at end of month in thousands of dollars)

Country

December 1947

67

Capital Movements:

Section III

-

Details for Month of July 1947

Table 1.- Short-Term Claims on Foreigners
(In thoueaods of dollars)

Ooxintry

.

. ..
.
.

.
.

.

- -

Treasury Bulletin

68

Section III

Capital Movements:

-

Details for Month of July 1947

Table 2.- Short-Term Liabilities to Foreigners
(PosltlOD at end of iDoath In thousands of dollars)

Total
short
tern
11 skill
ties

Country

Europe
United Kingdom.
France
Belgium

Short-term llaliilltles payable in dollars
l>»poslt8

Total

of
foreigners

Bills held
for
account of
foreigners

:

1»99,1W1
ISJ.glll
l6li,O08

iKl,656

1*62,897

i»,83i*

189,1*51*

169,981

2,005

163,877

152,1*16

1,1*50

Denmark.
Ilnland.
Oermany.

1*5,600

1*5, 57'*

l*i*,i3i*

1,381

?6,199

36,195
1*6,311

36,161
*6,239

3>»

W,32T

Greece
Italy
Luxembourg

32,2lv6

32,219

31,885

167, lUo
22,557

l6t,0l*2

11*8,902

22,557

21,208

313
1,193
1

Netherlands
Vorvay
Portugal

213,826
g0,08l>

213,7*8
79,997

1(0,11*7

1*0,110

911
69,135
39,907

55
178
203

fiumanla.

8,180
12,192
122,891

8,180
12,095
122,105

111*,

I*,

Swltierland.
S. S. B...
TugoelaTla.
Other Sorope.

>I02,1|S3

1*00,963

3n,825

6,380

50,31?
13,06«
109,336

50,319

50,311*

5

13,061*

12,91?

109,298

1-05, 771*

1U3
115

Total Europe.

2,255,831*

2,234,79*

2,109,132

22,1*21

563,7'«7

558.981

276,1*1*2

2,952

309,270
11*, 612
98,770

309,218

306,615
lit, 600
88,565

2.161*

98,709

1*1,222
32,031*

1*1,187
32,031*

1*0,052
31,771*

6,933

6,933

6,196

1,135
260
737

283,991*

283,991*

273,1*89

10,505

3,150
137,730

3,150
137,357

3,11*1*

136,599

732

10,130
69,661

10,130
69,658
38,139

10,068
56,359
36,961

1

653

65.992
150.738

65
2,728

.

.

.

Spain.
Sweden.
.

U.

.

Canada
Latin America:
Argentina.
BollTia
Brajll
.

.

Chile
Colombia.
Costa Blca.
.

Cuba
French Vest Indies and
Oulana
Mexico
Netherlands West Indies
and Suri nan
Panama
Peru

38,151*

ll*,6l2

23

201*,

8,152
11,995
377

28

M

032

12
8,571*

Tenesuela
Other Latin America.

178,550

66,057
178,186

Total Latin America.

1,290,1*21*

1,289,361*

1,221,152

27,615

309,610

308,893

173.1*80

2,11*2

36,21*1*

36,21*1*

18.093

1*7,231*

1*2,029

1*0,997

513

1*3,306
11,811*

1*2, 11*2

1*0.169

1.91*0

11,697
17,5'«

9,1*21*

17,071*

70
Vts

66,211*

Asia:

China and Manchuria.
Trench Indo-Chlna.
Hong Song
.

India, Burma, and Ceylon

British Malaya
Japan

Hetherlande last Indies.
Philippine Islands
Turkey
Other Asia

17,558

85,812

85,811

79,653

1*52,568

1*52,500

1*1*3,007

1*0,1101

1*0,1*01

176
8.620
536
766

68,678

68,655

39.865
67,502

1,113,225

1,105.917

929,261*

15.212

1*2,1*08

1*2,203

1*0,952

9,393

9,378

9,186

750
192

19.365

19,116

18.51*5

313

French Morocco
Union of South Africa.
All other

13,688

13,688

1*9,526

1*8,827

59,686

59,338

13.615
31,069
58,U35

70
119
108

Total other countries.

19U,066

192,550

171,802

2,881,038

2,881,038

365.713

20,051

20,051

20,051

8,318,385

8,282,665

5,093,556

Total Asia

Other countries:
Australia
Hew Zealand
Egypt and Anglo-Igrptian
Sudan

International

Unidentified
Grand total.

.

1

U.

S.

Short-term liabilities payahle In foreign currencies

OoTemment

Treasury Mils
ajid certificates of indelJtedness

Total

Borrowed
from

forel^
tianlcs

Llahllltles on
acceptances made
by foreigners for
a/c of reporting
banks and hankers

December 1947

69

Capital Movements:

Section III

-

Details for Month of

July 1947

Table 3.- Purchases and Sales of Long-Term Securities by Foreigners
(In thousandi of dollars)

Country

70

Position In Foreign Currencies, by Countries

Table 1.- Net Position, and Current Transactions

Treasury Bulletin

December 1947

71

CORPORATIONS AND
BUSINESS-TYPE
Data

relating

to

corporations

In

whloh

the

CERTAIN OTHER
ACTIVITIES
month "Daily Treasury Statement".

Tables

1

and

2,

giv-

United States has a proprietary Interest, direct or indirect, and certain other business-type activities of
Secthe Q-overnment are presented in three sections.

ing an analysis of loans outstanding by type of loan as
of June 30, 19't-7, are published in this issue of the

Section II, data
on income and expense; and Section III, data on souroee

analysis of balance sheet items as a whole for the same

and application of funds.

the June JO figures,

tion

I

contains

balance sheet data;

"Treasury Bulletin".
date,

will

be

Tables

published

J,

4,

and

5.

giving

in the January issue.

in

Section

I

are

compiled from the mid-

Section
Table 1.-

Suiranary

I

-

Combined Balance Sheet as of June 30, 1&47

of Gross Loans Outstanding, Excluding Interagency Loans, by Type of Loan
(Ib

ilUoiu

of Aollori)

After

these data will be published semi-

annually instead of quarterly.
The data

an

1
5

.

Treasury Bulletin

72

Corporations and Certain Other Buelnese-Type Activities:

Section

-

I

Balance Sheets as of June 30, 1047

Table 2.- Gross Loans Outstanding, Excluding Interagency Loans, by Agency and Type of Loan
(Ib

alUlsu

of dollars)
Loaaa to aid
•grleoltor*

fotal

CorporattsB or ethar BatlTltr

'u*

30,

19lt6

Corpor*tlOB»t
Hkpartaaat of is'^oaltarsi
Co^odlt/ Credit Oorporatla*
fan Oradlt Adalnlatratloai
Banks for ooopsratlTas
fsdaral latsiaedlata sradlt kaaks
fadaral land basks 1/
fiagloBal ierloaltnral Oradlt OerporatlsB af
WasU&cton, S. C
Fadaral Tara Mort(a<a Oorporatloa

Ju*

30,
19*7

121.>»

162.;
331-9
1,059.2

169.7
393-3

J?

2.2
130.9

fitpartoaat of Ooanaraat

XalaBd WatanraTa Oorporatloa.

.2

lapartaaat af Btatal
Offlsa af lBtar~tearloaa Iffalrat
Praaolaradle Zao
,

73i».2

Ixpert-Iaport Baak of Vaahlagtaa
Tadaral Baposlt Insnraaoa Sorporatlaa.

g.g

fadaral Loaa kgnaji
SaooBatnxotlea ^aanoa Oorporatiaa and oartala
affiliates:
Baoonstmotlsa Kaadaoo Oorporatlaa
tedaral latloaal Nortcaga lasoalatlaa
fhe RIC Mortgage Ooapaa^ |*/
D 8 Ooamarolal OeapaB7
.

.

SSH.S
6.i»

1(.0
1.5

latlonal lousing Agenoyi
ladaral Bona Iioan Bank idalnlstratlani
federal hoaa lean banks
Hoae Ovnert' Loan Corporation
fadaral fatiUa Bonilag iathorltj and afflllatal
federal Pablla Boosing Mthorltjr
Safanae Boaea Oorporatlam

lannaesee Tallay Aseoslated OaaparatlTaa, tao.
Taanessaa Talla^ tethorltr

fatal laana of QoreniBant eorporatloia

Certain othar tnalnass-typa actlTltlaal
fiepartaent of Igrienltnrei
Vara Credit IdalBlstratloal
igrlsnltnral Markatlag iot Barolvlng taid.
Buergeney Crop and fsed loams
Item Security Idalnlstratlon 5/
Varaars' Hoae Adalal strati on
hral Bleetrlfieatlen A^daletratlaa

^

2-7
137.
l«li.7

^

1*53 .2

fispartaent of the Znterlorl

Puerto filco Beeonatmatlon Idnlnlatratlon and
• •
Indian Loans
Puerto Bloan Kirrleana Belief I«an Sactloa o/

•

":2

.

fadaral Works igenoy Jj

so.

Batlonal Bousing igensy:
Inderal Bauslng Administration.

22.9

Dnlted States Karltiaa Ooaalssloa..
Othar 5/

2
'X
65

Total loans of aartaln othar QoTernnant agenslaa.

Corporatloaa and certain othar aetlTltlaet
'otal loans.

1,261.0

5,92»-3

1.757-9
4.6

*•»» 30,
19>>«

'»•

30,

IJ^T

Loaaa to eld
ladaatry

laaBl to Bid

JWM

30,

19)|«

tm

30,

I9U7

•m.30,

I9M

M

30,

December 1947

73

Corporations and Certain Other Buslneae-Type Activities:

Section

-

I

Balance Sheets ae of June 30, 1947

Table 2.- Gross Loans Outstanding, Excluding Interagency Loans,
by Agency and Type of Loan - (Continued)
(Is

BilUona of dollari)
loane to aid
flnnaelal
Inatltntleaa

Loane to aid
Statee, Terrltorlea, ate.

Oorporatlsn or otter aetlTltr

Jnna 30,

Jona 30,

Jnna 30,

19>ȣ

ig^t?

191*6

Otter
loaaa

fbrelfn
loena

Jane 30,
19*7

Jane 30,
ijltfi

Jane

30,

19>»7

'•no 30,
1946

Aue

30,

19H7

Oon)OT»tl««« i
Stpartaent of Igrlenltvral
Coaaodltj Credit OorporatlOB
Ikn Oradlt Idnlnlitratlosi
fiajika for eoepsratlTea
fadaral Interaadlata oradlt kanka
IMaral land kaoka 1/
Baclonal i^p-ioultaral Credit OorperatlOB of
Vaahlagtoa, B. C
Tadaral Vara Mortgaca Oorporatloa
Ekpartaeat of Co^ereai
lalaad Vatervaya Corperatlaa.

Bapartaent of Statai
Offloa of tatar-tearlcaa Iffalrai
Praaetaradlo, laa

.1

733-8

zpart-Iaport Bank of Vaahla^oa
Tadaral Oapcalt Inavraiifle Oorpor&tloa.
Tedaral Xcaa A^noyt
Baoaaatraotlon nnanoa Corporation and oartaln
afflllateai
Icaonatrustion Unanoa OorporatlOB
ladaral latlonal Nartcace iaaoelatlon
tha UC Norgac* Senpaagr |i/
n, S. OoBoarolal Co^>aB7

Hatloaal lamalii« iceaojl
Tadaral Hoaa loan lank Adalnlatratlont
federal hone loan toanka
Hoaa Ovnera' Loan Corporation
Tedaral PaMle Seualnc tethorlt7 and afflllatal
federal Pntille Honalnc fathorltj
Daf enae Honea Corporation

U1.8

u6.3

8.8

>i.6

1»5.0

5«

1,757.7 J/

.k

136-5

853-8

lOt.l

10.^
1-5

203.3

271 -2

276.712/

390.6

393.3

1.5

289.1

l.H

l.k

IIW.7

107.7

7.5

7.9

lannaaaaa Taller Aaaoolatad CooperatlTea, lae.
Tenneaaae Taller iathorltf

Total loana af Ooramaeat oorporatlona.

257-1

299-5

988.6

2,007.6

Certain ether >ialMaa-t3n>e aetlTltleai
DapartMBt of icrloaltarai
fki* Credit IdiDlnlatratloni
icrlonltural Marketlnc iot BerolTlng hnd.
laergeney Crop and feed Loana
fara Sesarltr Idnlnletratlan 2/
famere' Hoaa idnlalatratlon
bral XLeetrlfloation idalnlatratlon

^

^

fiapartment of the Znterlorl

Purto Bloo leeonetmetlen idalaletratlon and
•
Indian Loana
ftwrto Blean Burrloana Belief Loen Seotlen 6/

•

federal Worka Igenoy Jj

•
.

80.;

75.6

latlonal Henalnc A^noxi
federal Bonaln^ Adnlnlatratlon.

United Statee Marltlae Co^aalon..
Other 8/

lotal loaaa of oartaln other SoTomBent agenslee.

Corporatlena and certain other aetlTltlee:
Total loana

^
10/

80.5

75.6

1*71.1

)t68.9

a^nciea of $7-0 million In loana
of Xzport-Inport Bank of Vaahln^on.
Loan ooamitoenta amount to $315-1 Billion agalnat which adTancee
Incliidee participation hy other

257-1

299-5

988.6

2,050.0

3-7 r

2,050.0

11.2 r

U,057-S

159.9 r

of 8276.7 Billion hara heen aade, leaving ooBmltnentfl to porohase
loana of $38. U Billion.

12.3

127-9

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Treasury Bulletin

7^

TABLE

CUMULATIVE

CONTENTS

OF

Issue and page number
19**7

Jan.

Treasury flnanolng operations

Teb.

Mar.

Apr.

A-2

A-U

HV

July

Jttn»

^18

Sept.

^5

A-2U

*-5

5

VOT.

Oct.

i-1

1-1

Ibo.

Summary of fiscal statlstlca:
Bod^t receipts and expendltnres
PnbXio de'bt and ^[aaranteed obll^tloas oatstandlac.
Means o f f 1 nanclng o&ah raqul rement s

.

Receipts and expenditures:
Bod^t receipts and expenditures:

V

najor olasslfioatlone
SoaaazT
Beceipts from Internal rerenne
General a^>endltttres
Izpendltures for national defense and related
;.
act 1t1 ties
Xxpenditttres for transfers to trust accounts, etc

Szpendltures of Oovenment corporations (vhollj
ovned) etc
Total boA^t receipts and ezpsndltares bx aontha
and calendar years
,

Trust aoconnts, etc., receipts and expenditures

Social securit/ progras:
Bad^t receipts and expenditures
Statements of trust aocounte

General Fund position and debt outstanding

5

5

5

5

5

5

i

i

I

6

1

I

i

I

7

7

7

7

7

7
7

7

7
7

7
7

7
7

8

8

S

8

8

8

(

5

7
7

7
7

7
7

7
7

7
7

8

S

8

8

8

8-9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

12-1
iJ

-II

-li

11-18
13

11-12

II

13

11-12
13

11-12
13

15

15

15

15

19

15

15

15

15-17

15-17

15-17

15-17

17
18
11

17
18
11

17
IS
11

17
18
11

17
l(
11

17

18
11

17
18

U

17
18
11

19
19

20

19
19
80

19
19
20

19
19
20

25
80-23

25
20-23

25
20-23

25
20-23

25
20-23

25
20-23

25
20-23

25
20-23

81
22-23

a

21

21

82-23

22-23

22-23

2U

2U

8U

2U
2U
25
25

2l»

i2-i;

Treasury cash income and outgo

5

12-1:

\i

:

Oeneral ^ind of the Treasury
Analysis of chan^ in balance ef Oeneral Vkmd
Means of financing cash requirements

Statutory llaltatlon on the public debt
Public debt and guaranteed obligations outstanding...

CoBputed Interest charge and counted Interest rate..
Obligations of GoTamment corporations and other
agencl es held by the Treasury
Issuance and retirement ef the public debt
Composition of the interest-bearing public debt
Maturity schedule of Interest -bearing public
narketable securities Issued by the United States..
Offerings of marketable iesues of Treaeury bonds,
notes, and certificates of indebtedness
Disposition of matured marketable issues of Treaauiy
bonds, notes, and certificates of indebtedness,
and guaranteed securities
Offerings and maturities of Treasury bills
Sales and redemptions of U. S. sarlngs bonds
Sales and redemptions of Treasury savings notes
Sales and redamptions of U. S. saTlngs stamps

2U

2ll

26

23
26
26

23
26
26

^1
26
26

23
26
26

23
26
26

23
26
26

21*

25
25

Zk
25
25

27-29

27-29

27-29

27-29

27-29

27-29

27-29.

27-29

26-87

26-27

26-27

26-27

30

30

30

30

30

30

30

30

28

88

28

28

31
32-33

31
32-33

31
32-33

31
32-33

31
32-33

31
32-33

31
32-33

31
32-33

29
30

29

30

29
30

29
30

3M«

3Me

3'>-l»2

3Mc

3l)-lt2

3lt-U2

3U-1J2

1*3-1*

U3-UU
t5

l*3-lil»

I13-I1U

i»3-lii*

U3-UU

U3-UU
H5

31-35
36

31-35
36

31-3't

i»3-Wt

23

"•5

(Contimad on follovlng paga)

H5

31-35

36

25
25

35

December 1947

75

Cumulative Table of Contents

-

(Continued)
Zteua and pace

maber

IS^1
Jan.

Apr.

Haj

Jnna

fulj

t7

t7

"•7

17

'»7

M8

U8

He

lis

l|g

1)8

'19-53

>t9-53

'19-53

uy>.

NaT.

"7
Ug

8«pt.

Oct.

lOT.

38

38

38

37

39

39

39

38

1)8

39

39

39

38

"•9-53

1|0-1|>I

Ito-JA

iw-l»3

39-te

Sec.

Ownership of Government flecurltlee:
Strnmarj dlitrllnttlon ty olaeeea of holdere

Iitimated ovnershlp \jj olaatee of banks and non-bank
InTeetors
let aarket purehasei or salei of OoTeniBent seeoritlee
for Treaaoiy Inrestiient aeconnta
,

Treasury varrey of ownership of QoTemment eecurltlea:
Omerahlp by banks and Insnrazioe ooapanles
Ownership by oownerolal banks classified I7
aabershlp In federal Beserre fystea (for dates
oorrespondl&c vlth aontbly surrey data)

Me

"•9-53

'»9-53

''9-53

U7

5U-5g

5'*-58

lt5-U9

Prices and yields of Government gecurltles:
Orer-the-oonnter eleslnc quotations
Chart ahovln^ yields of Treasury securities...
Average yields of lonc-terv Treasury bonds and
hl^-grade corporate 'bends

,

55-57
58

55-57
58

£0-62

55-57
58

55-57
58

60-62

63

63

55-57
58

55-57
58

59-60

59-60

eU-65

59-60

59-60

6U-65

59-61

59-60

55-56

U5-lt6

l)U-li5

U9

U7

1)6

50-51

ks-hs

li7-'W

Corporations and certain other business-type
activities:
Combined balance sheet (as of qtuorterly dates,
beslnnlnc September 30, 1946)

Loans outstanding, olassiflod by type of loan (as of
quarterly dates, beginning September 30, I9U6)....
Income and expense (oxoBulatlTe, by fiscal year
qnartors, beginning vlth the first quarter of I9U7)
Sources acd application of ftmds (oumulatlTe, by
fiscal year quarters, beginning vlth the first
quarter of I9V)

6z,

62,

63,

66-71

66-71

67-72

63-65

63-65

6h-66

71-73

62-67

62-67

58-6M

68-7U

68-7'i

65-72

Internal revenue statiBtios:
CoUeetlODB of Internal revenue:
Summary data
Chart
CoBparatlre details for current periods

67
68

7't

77

78-79

69-70

76-77

62
63
64-65

'5
,
76-77

55-56

72

79

67-68
69

79

58

76

75-76

76
77
78-79

69-70

75-76

78

81-82
83

72

78

67
68

7l»

51
52
53-51*

50
51
52-53

Monetary statiatics:
Balance sheet of the Izchange Stabilisation l^d
(as of quarterly dates, beginning June 30, 19^6)...
Qold assets and liabilities of the Treasury
Increment from reduction in velght of gold dollar
(cumulative, by fiscal year quarters, beginning
vlth the first quarter of I9U7)
Treasury gold receipts, (for quarterly periods
beginning with July-September, 191^6)
Monetary stocks of gold and silver
Components of si Iver monetary stock
Sllrer production in the United States and eilver
acquisition by mints and assagr offices
Seigniorage on silver
Money in circulation

81-82

83

83

72
72

78
79
79
80
81

83

78
79

73

8H
85
86

79
80

8U

7"*

75

81

86

73

56-57

69

58

55

58

72
72
73

79
80

69
70

79
79
80

59

58
59

55
55
56

]l
75

80
81
82

70
71
72

80
81
82

59
60
61

60
61

56
57
58

8U-86

7l»-76

87-9'*

77-8't

SU-g6
87-90

63-65
66-69
70-72
73

63-65
66-69
70-72
73

58

Capital movements between the United States and
foreign countries, and net poaltlon in foreign
currencies:
Historical summary of capital movement since 1935---Summary by countries
Details for current month
Position in foreign currencies
lot*:

88-90
91-98
99-101
97-103 102-108
83-85
86-93

9'*-96

Herftaftar the eoaalatlTe table of aontenta will appaar

awl annual

77-79
80-87
88-90
91-97

ij la the

88-90
83-85
86-93
91-98
9U-96
99-101
97-103 102-108

Jme

77-79
80-87
88-90
91-97

and Daoenber Isanea.

95-97

85-87

98-10l»

88-9!)

60-62
63-66
67-69
70

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HJ
10
.A2
1947

c.2

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