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BONDS
AND
STAMPS
BULLETIN
OF THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
FEBRUARY
1944
Analysis of Ftecelpts and Expenditures
Composition of the Public Debt
Prices and Yields of Government Securities
Other Treasury Statistics
UNITED STATES
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFnCE OF THE SECRETARY
Bulletin of the Treasury Department, February 1944
Cumulative Table of Contents
Issue and page number
I9I13
I9UU
f*h.
I.
Jan.
Dae.
Oct. B«pt.
Hot.
Aag.
July
June
May
Apr.
Mar
Special artlolee
War Loant:
PoiU'th War Loan, Janiiary-fabruary 19UU:
Prellalnary raport on ealea
Outline of plane
CoaparlBOB of faattiraa of aaenrltlea offerad
7
8-9
Third War Loan. Soptombar 19'»3:
Sales of securities, classified by Iseuas, hj types of InTootor.
and by States
Comparison of features of securities offered
Redenptlon Talues and InTestment yields of United States savlB^s
bonds and Treasury aaTlo^s notes
1-7
2-3
U
Second War Loan, iprll 19>t3:
Sales of Series Z saTln^s bonds by States
Sales of securities, classified by Iseues. by types of Inrestor.
and by federal BeserTe Districts
Coaparlson of features of securities offered
2-6
2-3
nret War
Loan. Decenber 19'*3> sales of securities clasalflad by
type of inreetor
A-2
Treasury market financing
7
1-6
rlnancin^ the war. and the post-war readjustment
Financial operations of the United States OoTemment during the fiocal
year I9U3
War aetlTities budgetary expenditures, monthly July
19I4O
through
2-5
^rll
19't3
Bank deposits:
N^s shoving deposits by counties, as of December 31> 19^2 and Increases duri Dg 19^2
Amounts by federal Seserre Districts and by States, December 51>
19I1I and 191*2
II.
1.-5
2-3
Summary of fiscal Btatlatlcs
Budgetary receipts and expenditures
Public debt and guaranteed obligations outstanding.
Means of financing cash requirements
III. Reoelpta and expenditures and appropriations
ipproprletioDB and net contract author! latlons for the war actlTltlBs
program as of month-end preceding month of publication
5-6
5-6 13-11*
5-6 13-lU
5-6
9-10 11-12
7-8 12-13
S-9
ll*
10
10
11
fiudgetaT7 receipts and expenditures:
Summary by major classifications
Analysis of receipts from internal revenue
Analysis of general expenditures
Analysis of expenditures for war actlrltiee
Analysis of expenditures for war actlTltles, monthly July 19I40
through April 191*3
Analysis of expenditures for (1) roTolTlng funds and (2) transfers
to trust accounts, etc
Total budgetary receipts and expenditures, by monthe, for recent
years
Trust account, etc. receipts and expenditures
Means of financing cash requirements
11
11
9
9
16
17
12
12
10
10
lU
15
15
17
13
11
16
15
15
16
7
7
15
8
17
9
11
7
10-11 10-11
15
ll*
12
10-11 18-19 10-11 I3-II* 15-16 11-12 16-17 llt-15 12-13
12
12
12
20
12
15
17
13
18
16
ll*
13
13
13
21
13
16
18
lU
19
17
15
11*
22
111
15
15
23
23
15
15
17
18
18
19
20
20
18
19
19
16
17
17
16
16
2U
2U
2U
16
16
16
16
19
19
19
21
21
21
20
20
20
18
18
18
17
25
17
20
22
21
19
Social Security progrejs:
Budgetary receipts and expenditures;
Social Security Act
Railroad Hetiroment Act
Railroad Unemployment Ineurance Act
Statement of trust accounts:
Federal Old-Age and SurrlTOrs Insurance Trust Fund
Hallroad Retirement Account
Unemployment Trust Fond
Cash Income and outgo of the Treasury:
Analysis by major classifications
Total cash Income and outgo by months beginning with:
January 1938
(Continued on following page)
18
23
17-1« 25-26 17-18 20-21 22-23 18-19
123-2**
21-22 19-20
.
Bulletin of the Treasury Department, February 1944
Cumulative Table of Contents
(Continued)
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Zttua
atad
pa^ mnbcr
I9UU
r*k.
IV.
19113
J«a.
X>«e.
lOT.
Oct. Sept.
iag.
.Ail/
Jun*
Ma/
Apr-
Oeneral Fund of the Treasury
!••(•, llabilitlea,
And balaaea In 0«n«ral ?\ind.
AdaIjbIi of chjia^a la balsica of Oenaral fond...
V.
Mar
22
23
Publlo debt and guaranteed obllgatlone of United States Oot-
emaent
Publlo dabt and |;aaraataad obllcatlona:
3u^iar7
Satallad atateaant
Chart
85
27
Public labt;
lafuaaca and ratlraoant (racalpta and axpandlturea)
latareat-bearln^ dabt, eoopoaltlon of
26
26
Ouarantaad obligatlona held by Traaaai7
Dabt poaltloa of United state* QoTeraBent under llaltationa lapoaed bj
Section 21 of the Second Liberty Bond Act, aa aaended:
March 31 1?''3
June 30.
.
30
IW
31
Septeaber 30. IS^'i
Deeeaber 31. l^^i
35
Coapated Interest charge and ooaputed Intereit rate
3U
26
Maturity echedule of Intereit-bearln^ public aarketable eecuritlee
laeued or guaranteed by the United Statee, aa of aonth-end
praoedlnc aonth of pnbllcatl on
27
36
26
29
32
27
32
31
27-29 28-30 35-37 28-30 37-39 27-28 30-31 33-3^ 28-29 33-3^ 32-33 29-30
Offering of aarketable aecurltlea:
Treaaury bonda, notea. and certiflcatea of Indebtednaae be^nnln^
irlth:
January 1, 1939
January 1 19'io
January 1, I9U1
Treasury bills
;
38
31
29
30
31-32 32-33 39-1*6
'32
'30
31
.
32
35
30
35
33
36
31
36
3^
31
35
32
United Statee earing bonds:
Suj^^ry of sales and redeaptlons, by sarlaa.
Sales reported by series, classified by:
DenOBlnatlon
States
2eda«ptlen Talues and loreetMent ylelda
Payroll sarla^ plana
33-3^ 3'*-35
l»l-lt2 33-311
"3
36
35
,35
36-37 37-3« UU-lt; 36-37
U2-U3 31-32 3i»-35 57-38 32-33 37-38 36-37 33-3^
1*5-1*6
33
36
39
3i»
38
35
3M5
37-38
1*0-1*1
35-36
1*0-1*1 39-1*0
36-37
1*2
37
1*
39
Treasury notea - tax and saTiafs series:
Suj^Ary of sales and redeaptlons, 17 series.
Sales, claaslfled t^:
DenoainatlOQ
Type of purchaser
Redeaptlon ralues and Investaent ylelda
39JtO liO-Ul
1*1
k2
Ul
U6
38
1*7-1*8 39-1*0
1*9
1*1
U9
Ul
1*7
36
U8-U9 37-38
50
50
39
39
39
1*0-1*1 1*5,1*8 1*0.1*3
1*2
U6
1*2
17
Ul
Ua
U2
Ul
38
U5.U8 UU,U7 Ul.UU
U6
U7
Ua
'•3
U
United States sarlnirs staape;
Su^sary of salee and redaaptlone
Sales, claaslfled byi
Danoalnatlon
States
50
39
!2
VI. Ownership of Oovernnent aecurltlee
Soaaary dlatrlbutlon. by holdera. of securities Issued or guaranteed
by the United States
U6
Market transactions In OoTomaent eecuritlee for Treasury iDTestaant
account s aonthly beginning January 1937
1*6
,
5^
1*6
50
50
U6
U6
50
50
U6
Sttaaary data froa Treaaury eurrey of the ovnarshlp of Oorerusent
eecuritlee:
January 31, igUj
rebmary ^8, 19U3
March 31, I9U3
April 30. I9U3
May 31. I9U3
June 30, 191*3
Jttly 31
19^3
August 31 19U3
Septeaber 30, 19U3
October 31, 19Ui
lOTeaber 30. 19U3
Deceaber 31, 19U3
U7-52
50-55
52-63
52-63
52-63
51-56
U6-51
51-56
U7-52
UU-U9
.
55-60
.
U6-5I
5^59
U7-52
U6-5I
Berlslon of classification of Insurance conpaoy data, quarterly
March 31, 19U1 through March 31, 19U3, and April 30 and May 31,
I9U3
(CoatlBUvd on following page)
52-63
Bulletin of the TreaBury Department, February 1944
Cumulative Table of Contents - (Continued)
SPECIAL
ARTICLES
A-l
2
Treasury Bulletin
A-
Treasury Market Financing
On January 3k, the Treaaurjr announosd ar exohangt
offering for the $2,211 mllllonB of 7/8 poroent oertlfloates of Indebtedness maturing February 1, 1944.
Holders of the maturing Issue were glTen an opportunity
to exchange their holdings Into a new Issue of TreasThese notes are dated February 1, I9W, and
ury notes.
run for I3 months, to Haroh 1, 19145.
They bear Interest at the rate of O.90 percent per annum, payable on a
semi-annual basis on September 1, I9M and March 1,
Subscription books were open for three days,
19'*5January S'+'Sfi, lnolue.l»e.
A total of t2,126 millions
of the maturing Issue, or 96 percent of the amount out-
The remaining |83 millions of
standing, was exchanged.
certificates were redeemed In cash.
The maturing certificates were originally Issued
February 1, 19'^3 for the purpose of paying off
|1,588 millions of certificates then falling due, and
1633 millions of new money was raised In the operation.
on
On February 1, the Treasury paid off In cash the
maturing Issue of Federal Public Housing Authorltj
outstanding In the amount of
I-3/8 percent notes,
lllll
llllona.
Preliminary Report on the Fourth
Preliminary figures on subscriptions to the Fourth
War Loan Indicate that sales through February 22 aggregated $13,9 billions.
This figure Includes all sales
of marketable securities during the drlTe, since the
books on these Issues were closed on February I3. Sales
of United States savings bonds and Treasury savings
notes continued, however, and all purchases of these
securities which have been cleared through the Federal
Reserve Banks by the close of business February 29 will
be Included in the final drive total.
The preliminary sales figure of $13.9 billions may
be compared with the goal of ll*^ billions for the
Fourth War Loan.
The excess of (1.9 billions of sales
over the goal will be Increased as later sales reports
are received.
Final figures for sales in the Fourth
<ar Loan will be analyzed in the March issue of the
"Treasury Bulletin".
The
following
figures
classify
the
preliminary
War Loan
sales report as of February 22 by issues.
Fourth War Loan Sales Reported
Through February 22, 1944^
(In millions of dollars)
Nonmarke table' iaaues:
Series S Savings bonds
Series F Savings bonds
Savings bonds
Series
Series C Savings notes
Marketable issues:
2-1/2 percent Treasury bonds
2-1/'* percent Treasury bonds
7/8 percent Certificate of indebtedness
Total
1/
2.5«5
180
7k6
2,086
1,920
3,331
5.036
15,8«lV
Excludes Issues purchased outside Fourth War Loan
by U. S. Oovernment agencies and trust funds and by
conmeroial banks in connection with the United investment of their savings deposits.
SUMMARY
OF
FISCAL
-I-
STATISTICS
.
Treasury Bulletin
Budgetary Receipts and Expenditures
alUlou
(la
of dollu-i)
Tlrat 7 aontha.
flaoal jraara 19>«3 to IjUt
Coaplata flaoal raara, 19U1 to
lotlutad
IJt?
19W
19'»3
19>tS
Chaaca
1/
Choaca
19U3
to
l9>iit
19*1
19l»2
1943
I9M
1945
Aatial
1943 te
lattaatad
1944 to
aatlaatad aatlaatad
1944 1/
1945 1/
aec«iptfl:
;at«raal Tmr^aami
Ir.ooa*
and profit! tkxaa 2/
lBpl07««at tazaa
Mlioallanaooa latamal raranoa
^
Cuitoao
Othar raoalpta
jt/
Total raealpto
1.957
5.238
17. ll*
+U,876
3.'»70
7.960
l6.09>t
32.673
32,605
16.579
-68
577
720
853
133
925
1,186
l.l»98
1,570
3.169
1.299
2.270
2.769
3.209
tWtO
2.967
3.847
'».553
S.I61
5.164
372
6O8
239
l6>t
2)»9
392
389
324
kao
438
96
18
1U9
231
2.031
n.soo
515
286
916
2.'»55
2,050
1.538
-405
5.193
9,122
23.'»56
+1U.33U
8,269
13.668
23.385
42.578
43.425
19.193
*17
1.103
3
Laif:
Aaooatt traaafarrad to Fadaral Old-i^
and SnrrlTora Inaoranoa Traat rtind
^
Vat roealpti
Izpaodlturaa:
Uks
5ft
668
loh
661
869
U.THl*
8.558
22.789
lit. 231
7.607
12.799
1.392
2.656
289
1,264
Ui,l<6
40,769
18.9<»
-417
6/
Var actintlaai
Var Dapartaeat
5.817
2lt,032
28,389
^^.357
,3.678
1U,070
U2,265
Ug.790
47.597
3.337
9.500
lU.oSs
^.565
2.313
8.580
20,888
27.000
28,500
6.525
6,112
-1.193
TaT/ Dapartaaat
Mltoallaaaoua war actin tiaa
1.215
U.528
6.5l>8
42,020
310
3.362
8,955
11.910
11.453
2.955
-457
800
650
800
-150
88.500
88,200
16,391
-300
Aatlelpatad anpplaaantal appropriatlona
Total var actlTltlas
38.061
10,369
Tataraaa' idalnlatratien IJ
32^
353
Pttblle »orka g/
as
3U9
Aid to a«rlcultara J/
Social Security irograa 11/
789
63U
VorlE
Pro>ota Adalnlatratloa
Uti
i»9.0O3
H0.9'»2
6,301
26,011
.
365
12
563
556
602
873
1.267
271
393
286'
-63
758
e«o
543
-569
387
26
-182
U«9
-165
1.225
1,163
891
647
-272
-2<44
659
735
796
777
61
-19
97012/
299
11
-288
-11
93710/
^88
568
61112/
2>»2
72,109
16
-227
•
3
257
163
18
1.37'tl2/
ClTllian Conaarration Corpa
116
Othar 11/
538
5U9
6«
139
8l«l
873
901
2,881
Intaratt on tha public dabt
557
771
l.i87
•tins
l.Ill
1.260
1,808
3.750
Antielpatad aapplaaantal appropriatlona..
Total axpaodltoraa 6/
lat bttdcatarr daflelt 6/
Sonrc*:
•
1/
3/
^
U/
^
6/
2/
lU.ui
Ui.lt79
52.581-.
9.367
32.921
29.793
Traaatur States^nti, «xc«pt m» aot«d.
Lais than $500,000.
Baaad upon aatlaatea aa ihovn In the 19U5 Bod^t
Be^nnln^ J^lj,
Inclodat unjoat anrlchaant tax and rlotory tax.
asplojara undar
19^3> lacludaa collactlona of taxaa vlthhald
tha Cnrraat Tax Pahvant Act of I9U3.
Tor datalla aee follovioc
chapter on Racaipta and Zxpandituraa and Appropriatlona, Tabla 2.
Includaa ehlafl/ alcoholic iMTera^ taxaa, tohaceo taxaa. aannfaotnrara' and ratallen' aiciaa taxaa. and aitat« taxea.
lacludaa dapoalta tqr tha War. VaTjr. and Traaaury Departaeata and
tha U. S. Marltlae Coaalaalen raaxiltli^ froa the renegotiation of
var oontraeta. Information on the laoTint of aoch dapoalta la not
available on the baala of Dallj Traaatir/ Stateaenti. On tha
baala of corarlag warrnta, each dapoalta totaled $55^ allllona
during the flaeal /ear 13^3- Bodgat eatlaatea of each dapoalta
for tha flaeal Taara 19UU and I9U3 are $1,212 llllona vd
$1,733 llllona, reapeotlTel^.
7or •zplanatlos, tea tablee In next chapter on Social Security
procraa.
Ixelndea expandltnraa for public debt retlreaanta vhlch are chargeable to the alnklDg fond. etc. under apeolal proTlalona of lav.
tncludea axpeadlturea claaalflad ae tranefera to truat acconnte.
etc., for the idjuated Serrlca Certificate JUnd and tha Satlonal
-3.128
Dalljr
V
1.500
«/
-18
•
589
1.391
+1.100
45
170
-1P5
12,711
32.397
78.179
95.951
97.954
17.772
2.003
5.103
19.598
55.897
54.765
57.185
-1,132
+2,U?0
Servloe Life Ineuraaoe fond.
iBOludaa Public Works tranaactlona claaalf ted aa RaTOlTtug Panda
(net).
%}
10/
1 1/
12/
1^
Includaa Aid to apiculture tranaactlona claaalflad as RefQlTln^
Ponds (net); expendlturea of tha Dapartaent of Apiculture elaaalfied aa Dapartaental In the Ballj Treasur/ Statement: and Agricultural Marketing Adalnlstratlon tranaactlona claaalflad aa tranafere
to trust accounts, ate.
Repreiants gross expenditures of $1.2^ allllons less repaTaaats of
U. 9. InTsstaente In capital funds f^gregatlag $315 alllloas.
Includes expenditures clasilfled as transfers to tru^*' accounts.
etc. for the Ballroad RetlreaeDt Account and the Railroad Uneaployent Insurance Administration Tund. Ixcludes expenditures aade '^
Office for Xaergency Manageaent, Var Maap«var Coaalsslon (0. 9.
kployaant Serrlce) under authority of the Social Seeurltx Act
Includaa Hatlonal Tenth Adalnlatratlon.
Includaa departaental expendlturea not othervlae claeslflad and
expenditure! clasilfled aa transfers to trust aocoonts. etc., for
OoTarnaant eaployea retlraaent and Insuranoe funda.
Budget eatiaatei for l*^ and 19U5 Include $5 allllena and $1,000 allllona,
reapsctlTslj, representing transfari to public AmhX accounte for
exeeae-prof Its tax refund boade.
February 1944
Public Debt and Guaranteed Obllgatione Outstanding
AND EXPENDITURES
AND
APPRO PRI AT IONS
RECEIPTS
-J;-
February 1944
Appropriations and Net Contract Authorizations for the War Activities Program
As of January 31 , 1944
Date
approved
Public
Lav Ho.
Title of act
Appropriations
76th Congress, Third Session
Mar. S5. I9UO
Apr. 18, I9U0
May lU, igto
13
I9I4O
19l<0
IS,
I9U0
gU.
igito
Jxine 11.
June
June
June
June
June
June
July
U59
508
588
653
667
58
668
18,
19'w
9"*
Sept. 9.
Sept.sU,
Oct.
8,
Oct.
9.
Oct. lU,
19'»0
781
igto
99 J/
800
812
106
19140
19U0
53.965,035
11*9,500.000
2,U88.000
1.308,171,138
,
611
26, 19U0
26, igto
27. 19U0
19140
Treasury Department Appropriation Act, I9UI
Independent Offices Appropriation Act, I9UI
Justice Department impropriation Act. 1941 (Title III)
Navy Department Appropriation Act I9I+I
Military Appropriation Act. I9U1
Interior Department Appropriation Act, I9U1
War Department Civil Appropriation Act, 19Ul
Civil Activities National Defense Appropriation Act. I9UI
Emergency Relief Appropriation Act, I9UI (refugee relief)
Second Deficiency ^proprlation Act. I9IK)
Public Resolution (War Risk Insurance Fund)
Second Supplemental National Defense Appropriation Act. I9UI
Public Resolution (War Department - military posts and acquisition of land).
Third Supplemental National Defense Apnroprlatlon Act, 19^1
First Supplemental Civil Functions Appropriation Act I9UI
Public Resolution (national defense housing)
y
2/
y
1. "99. 323. 322
U95,000
15.000.000
1,U7U,901,057
50,000.000
17.656.900
1)0.000.000
2,1197.016.392
338.263.902
1.323,UlU,082
1U8.821,000
75,000,000
.
Total, 76th Congress. Third Session
$
8. 99"*. 015, 828
$
313,500.000
77th Congress. First Session
Fob.
6. I9UI
Feb. 13. I9U1
Mar.
1, I9I1I
Mar. 17. I9UI
Mar. 27. I9U1
Apr.
1, 191*1
Apr.
5. 191*1
*fT.
5. 19U1
W
May
I
9
13
23
25
28
29
6.
23.
May Zk.
May 31.
June 28.
June 28.
June 30.
191*1
1*8
191*1
71
73
88
July
July
1
191*1
3.
191*1
191*1
I9UI
191*1
191*1
I9UI
Aug. 25. 191*1
Oct. 26. 191*1
136
139
1U6
150
2U7
282
Joint Resolution (emergency ship construction)
Joint Resolution (clothing and equipage - War Department)
Urgent Deficiency ^proprlatlon Act. 191*1
Fourth Supplemental National Defense Appropriation Act 191*1...
Defense Aid Supplemental Appropriation Act. 191*1
First Deficiency Appropriation Act, I9U1
Independent Offices Appropriation Act, 191*2
Fifth Supplemental National Defense Aporoprlation Act, 19l*l
Navy Department Appropriation Act. 19^2
War Department Civil Appropriation Act. 191*2
Additional Urgent Deficiency Appropriation Act, 191*1
Treasury Department Appropriation Act, 19l*2
Justice, State and Commerce Departments i^jproprlation Act. 191*2.
Interior Department Appropriation Act 19^2
Military Appropriation Act. I9U2
Labor - Federal Security Appropriation Act. 191*2
Second Deficiency Appropriation Act. 191*1
First Supplemental National Defense Appropriation Act. 19l*2
Second Supplemental National Defense Aporoprlation Act. I9U2:
(Title I )
(Title II)
Defense Highway Act of I9U1
Third Supplemental National Defense Appropriation Act. 191*2
Joint Resolution (War. Philippine relief, and defense housing)..
,
.
".
Sot. 19. 191*1
Dec. 17. 191*1
Dec. 23. 191*1
295
353
371
Total, 77th Congress, First Session
^
Het coatract
authorizations 2/
Treasury Bulletin
Appropriations and Net Contract Authorizations for the War \ctlvltle8 Program^
As of January 31, 1944 - (Continued)
Pobllc
pproTcd
Uv
ntla
Approprlatlo&a
of act
lo.
78th Con^ats, first Seailon
Kar.
2. 19U3
Har. 18. 19l"3
Mar. 31. 19'»3
Apr. 29. I'^i
7.
2.
191*3
Jnna
Jma
l>t,
19U3
ttaj
June
Jvat
Jnl7
Jal7
Julj
Jnlj
Julj
July
July
July
19'>;
26. 19't3
26. 19''3
1.
1,
12,
12.
12.
12.
12,
12.
19''3
19''3
19'»3
19'»3
19'*3
19''3
19'»3
19''3
Oct.
1. 19'»3
Bac. 17. 19't3,
Sac. 23. I9U3
3
11
20
50
6U
70
90
92
105
108
129
112
133
135
139
lUO
156
20U
216
Joint Betolutlon (SclectiTa Senrlca S/ataa)
Mrit Daflclency ipproprlatlon ict 19'«3
Supplasantal Naval Appropriation Act. 19''3
Joint ReaolutloD (fam labor progras)
Joint Ratolutlon (Coacerce Department - war training procram)
»ar Dapartient Clril Appropriation Act. 19''''
Dafenta Aid Suppleeectal Appropriation Act. 19^*3
Indapendant Off icei Appropriation Act 19l*U
NaTal A|>propriation Act. 19Ult
DapartneDtv of State. Juttica, and CoBcarce Appropriation Act. l^hk.
Military Appropriation Act. 19''l*
Dapartsent of Agriculture Appropriation Act 19^
Urrent Deficiency Appropriation Act. 19*13
Interior Departaent Appropriation Act, 19^
labor- Federal Security Appropriation Act, I9UU
National War Agenc'ee J^proprietion Act, 191*
Second Deficiency Appropriation Act, 19'*3
Joint Resolution (Labor Derartment)
Public Law (naval expansion prograju)
rirst Supclenental National Defense Appropriation Act, 19Mt..,
.
.
.
Total, 78tb Congress. Tirst Session
t
21,160,000
Net contract
authorltatloDS 2/
February 1944
Budgetary Receipts and Expenditures
Table 1,- Sunnary by Major Classifications
(In millions of dollars)
Receipts
Tlacal year
or month
Total
recel pte
3.116
3.800
U,ii6
IS}"*
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
19U0
Internal
reTeaua
2.6U1
3.275
3.513
19I11
19'»?
19''3
I9U3 -January.
.
fabrujUTr.
.
March
Aprl 1
M«7
June
3''3
387
<)2
187
5''
18
232
331
381
Uo
^K
391
5.9''7
955
5,206
6.372
6.119
7.35U
3''6
5.770
6.7UU
1.51''
7.W6
l.UgO
U.569
7.U35
8.327
U39
328
8U6
2,007
2.721
7.112
7.617
7.535
I.8I5
2.602
5.160
33
39
31
201
Ul
36lt
2glt
1,813
2.115
218
221
230
39
271
1
2.030
2.099
5.736
551
32
2.7't7
5,lt8U
2.779
2,188
"to
Source
121
32
37
3"
38
3^
3"
19UU- January...
2*
1.396
1.581
It. 211
2.069
2,370
5.737
.
929
1.029
l,?06
1.657
6.301
26,011
72,109
1.555
October.
Sovenber.
Dsceober.
.
6.1»37
5.86li
'',550
3.l''9
1.38'*
3.5''2
25
26
32
September.
,
2,896
3.209
72"
1.075
5.15^
2,01*8
.
77
76
1,820
508
225
22.282
788
89
21
1
Ul
262
127
12't
32^
257
5. '•^7
Dally Treasury Statements.
Less than $500,000.
Ixcludee sisounts for public debt retirement which are chargeable
to the slnlclng fund. etc. under special proTlslODS of lav.
for further details, see Table ?.
for explanation -see tables which follow on the Social Security
program
for further details, see Table 3.
for further details, see Table U.
for further details, see Table 5iUeo see footnotes
aul U/.
Total expenditures less net receipts.
Bepreeents expenditures for public debt retirements which are chargeable to the sinking fund. etc. under special prorialons of law.
^
7.221
7.055
6,215
5.986
5.595
10,'
.
-136 10/
3,611
5.103
19.598
55.597
5.58'*
1
35
i
7
1
2.11*7
6,97''
16
38
7.092
7.U69
l"*
1
10
1
5.952
5.955
3.756
337
365
583
6,U32
7,232
6.952
-1
5
3WI
15
J:^89°i
-2
2
2,087
7,U56
7.539
U35
36
5.'*26
5.7'*0
7. '•52
TUo
6.989
7.5U1
6.718
7,570
Uoo
7.138
37
601
30l»
Public
telit
retlre-
meota
1/
y
11
12. 799
35
235
etc.
U96
82U
1.190
5.207
75
(net)
6/
531
659
900
22.lUlt
9162/11
5/
U.90S
5.900
5.935
359
319
3U9
392
389
32U
3,005
J.UUg
.
265
387
503
53s
661
869
1.103
Ket
tm dietary
deficit
Transfers
War ac- EbtoIvId^ to trust
funds
accounts,
tivities
6,011
7,010
8.666
8.177
7.239
8.707
8,998
12,711
32.397
78,179
3.116
3.800
U.116
5.029
5.855
5.165
5.387
7.60T
67"
5.161
5.303
7.362
12.993
".569
July
Au^Bt
i6j
179
216
210
208
188
273 2/
515 2/
286 9/
313
6,^u^
5,668
5.925
5.269
13.668
23.385
5.
General
j
U86
5.2?"*
Zxpendltures l/
Lees net aiDounts
transferred to
Toderal Old-Age
Bet
Total
Other
and SurvlTorB receipts expenditure)
receipts Insurance Trust
?und i/
GroB9 receipts
360
57"
iS
65
56
95
3
5.16"*
2
2
1.716
1*.823
Socdi
Includes recoveries of tJ. S- InTestsients in capital funds.
recoTerles totaled %^ millions In the fiscal year 191*0; $319 "Hllons In the fiscal year I9UI; $18 nilllons In the fiscal year 19^2;
and $10 mlllloni In the fiscal year 191*3.
Becalpts from reductions In capital «toc>: and paid-in surplus available to be reissued under existing lav are Included ae negative
items under expenditures.
3uch reductions totaled $l6o million*
for general expenditures and $135 millions for revolving funds during the fiscal year igUl
Includes deposits by the Var and Kavy Departments and the U. 9. Karitlme Commission as a result of renegotiation of war contracts.
On
the basis of warrants Issued, such aaaouitt totaled $35^ llllont.
2/
10/
11/
Table 2,- Analysis of Receipts from Internal Revenue-^/
(In ollllonB of dollars)
Income and profits taxes
fiscal year
or month
Withheld ty
employers ( Current
Tax Payment
Act of 19U3)
Employment taxee
Social security tajtea J/
2/
518
1,099
818
1.099
1*27
l.'>27
'*.597
5.67't
163
2.163
61*0
2.6i*0
189
125
2.159
2.125
>70
3.1*70
191*2
5,161
5,303
7.362
12.993
19'*3
22,
19311
2.6'*!
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
3.278
3.513
19I10
19U1
1'*'*
Federal Insurance Federal UnemployTnent
Contributions Act
Tax Act
(Old-age
(Unemployment
Insurance]
Insurance)
Other
7.960
7.960
16.09I1
16,091*
253
755
7U0
833
925
1.186
1.U9S
19I*
Carriers' Taxing
Act of 1937
(Railroad
retirement
Miscellaneoue A^lcultural
Internal
adjustment
revenue
taxes
1.1*70
353
1,657
2,010
2.181
2.279
2,212
521
77
691
596
58
90
101
108
98
120
1.130
158
37
237
99
7
3
U2
365
352
37"
51"
530
601*
lU
150
109
121
137
170
209
2,3''5
2,967
3,81*7
'',553
February
March. ..
1.075
306
380
306
380
3''3
5.15I'
''.732
1*.732
1*8
3
April
May
June
1.396
1.581
U,211
1.000
1,000
3
3
3't6
9'io
50
282
"3
91*0
265
12
3. 803
3. 803
55
3
3
6
U9
359
353
1.236
1,016
091
1*8
w*
287
3
s
1
310
50
15
3
1
'*6
512
729
3Wt
19'*3-Js^uary.
.
.
721*
Jhly
August
September
1,515
2.602
5.160
1.255
19
56I*
51*8
765
671
October.
November.
December.
I.6I3
2,115
1.303
5,1*8'*
5.01*0
557
1.010
713
2,155
1.727
571*
.
.
.
19Wt-january
Source:
•
1/
2/
.
.
l.''59
It,
1
U2
3
271*
10
'*.327
U6
292
58
1*
1
53
363
386
1.153
U9
31*
ll*
1
Ul2
71*6
UU9
Daily Yreaeuzy Statements.
Less tkm $500,000.
for further details, see chapter on Internal Revenue Statistics.
Includes unjust enrichment tax and victory tax collections pursuant
to Bersnne Act of 19U2.
'jj
i(6U
For the period prior to Septeaber 1939* the dAta in the columns entitled Federal Insurance Contributions Act and Federal Unemployment
Tax Act represent colleotione under Titles Till and IZ. respectively, of the Social Security Act.
..
.
Treasury Bulletin
Budgetary Receipts and Expenditures
-
(Continued!
Table 3.- Analysis of General Expenditures
(In alllloni of dollari)
Direct and voric relief
T«t«ruit'
AdaiolstratloQ
fiical jear
or Bontb
1/
2/
Public
Vorki
2/
U
Aid to
a^rlcultur*
U/
2/
Social
Securltj
pro^raa
2/
5/
Work Projecte
Adalniatratton
aad fiatlooal Touth
idBlnietretloD
6/
federal fcergeacy Relief
MalnittratloD
and CiTll Vorke
ClTlllaa
ConeerTatlon
Corp*
Interest
on the
public
debt
Other
departaeotal
Other
general
expeudItxiree
2/
AdDlnUtratlea
1/
U29
930
966
988
866
l93'»
••.908
5.900
5.935
6.U37
5.8eu
507
557
578
581
582
51*9
1935
1936
1937
193«--l<!?9
7.221
7.055
6.215
5.986
5.595
557
557
553
555
572
900
890
715
669
5U5
391
It
Ul
t
1.9
127
3«
2U
19
16
35
22
Ul
101
85
58
60
37
11
8
15
3
^
n
66
65
U
71
59
53
33
IW
igui
19l»2
19U3
March
iol
U7
U«
U9
April
U39
328
gU6
U8
Us
19ll3.Jaouar7.
Tebmary
.
.
•tay
June
1>8
UU
July
Au^st
365
583
52
October.
HoTenber.
December.
U38
30U
50
I9W1- January..
boo
.
.
.
Septcttber.
.
y
5/
679
685
8O3
670
5W
1.5'
1.006 10/
1.091
1.052
111
i»9
51
"3
87
67
55
52
37
86
1.26U
1.896
1.U72
29
18U
335
2.2UO
1.572
I.37U
970
299
3'»7
392
^57
515
5l4
513
831
U95
-1
U
332
U36
U86
386
326
i
1
290
283
163
18
757
821
7U9
313
36U
U2U
509
283
258
223
200
517
5U6
191
866
926
9UI
i.oui
1,111
1.260
1,808
5U
262
525
5UU
590
227
216
220
197
U3
U5
50
18
10
17
89
Us
609
59
UU
16
lU
27
68
U6
311
U2
77
55
15
19
16
57
Ul
25
U97
56
55
61
1?
15
10
59
87
58
lU
Dally TreaEury Statements.
LeBs than $500,000.
R^Tlped.
Includes public works undertaken by the Veterans' IdmlnlstratlOD.
Does not Include expenditures for (1) revolving funds or (2) transfers to trust accounts, etc.
These are shown in Table 5*
Includes public buildings, public highways (iRcludlng forest roads
and trails), river and harbor work and flood control, Tennessee Valley Authority. Federal Public Houeing Authority (formerly U. S.
Housing Authority), reclanatlon projects and the Public Works Adnlnletration.
Excludes certain expenditures for public works in connection with war activities by the Federal Vorke Agency, beginning
July iqui.
Cororrlses Agricultural Conservation and Adjustment AdDlnlstratioD
(classified in the Cblly Treaeury Statement under "War Food AdminIstrPtion, Other" conrnencing October 19^3)- Agricultural Marketing
Adolnletration, Commodity Credit Corporation, Farm Credit Administration, Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation, Federal land banke. Farm
Security Adainistr&tion, Fara Tenant Act. Rural Zlectrlflcatlon Adalnlstration, and Department of Agriculture departmental expendttures.
Includes railroad retirement and railroad uneoployaent activities
and excludes expenditures made by Office for Smergency Management.
1
1
6/
Jj
8/
2/
10/
21
70
War Manpower Comr.iseion (U. S. Ikirployment Service) under authority
of Social Security Act.
For further details, see tables which follow on the Social Security program.
Work Projects Administration was formerly Works Proieress AdoinisBeginning with July 19^^. expenditures for the Katlonal
tratlon.
Touth Administration are shown in Tabls U.
Includes expenditures of the Reconstruction finance Corporation for
relief through loans and grants to States, municipalities, etc.
Excl\idee expenditures for the U. S. Maritime Commission, departmental expenditures under the Social Security program and the Department of Agriculture departmental expenditures.
Office of Education, and
Inclxides expenditures for the following:
Public Health Service of the Federal Sec-irlty Agency; refunds of
taxes and duties by the Treasury Department; Post Office Department
postal deficiencies: Federal Housing Administration; Treasury Departmpnt investments in Federal savings and loan associations; certain expenditures of the Panama Canal; and capital stock of the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corroration, Ho?e Owners' Loan Corporation, Federal home loan banke, and Disaster Loan Corporation.
Gross expenditures have been reduced $l60 millions representing the
repayment of capital funds by certain United States Oovernment
agenclee.
For further details see "Treasury Bulletin" for June
19'*3. page 9. footnote 12/.
February 1944
tniogetary Receipts and Exporidituros - (Continued)
Table 4.- Analysis of Expenditure for War Activities
(la alllleBi of doUara)
Miacallaaeoat war aotlrltiaB
Hbc&I yoar
or month
Total
War
DopartBent
Depart
nsnt
1
1
U4
UU
1.27U
2,002
2.053
620
528
705
7.1*69
3.727
3.857
3.U2U
2.102
2,251
2,980
I.1U5
98U
1,065
6.U32
7.232
6.952
3.808
4.219
'.036
i.sgg
2.037
1.909
726
976
1,007
12
ISO
239
.
6.989
.
7. Sill
U,ll+2
't.173
6.718
3.8»H
1.955
2.13U
2,050
892
1.235
827
7.138
lt,'l70
2,082
886
7.092
.
July
.
September.
October.
November
December.
I9IA- January.
Other
var
to
acti-ntlM
China
axpandltnr«t 1/
2/
673
".053
3.239
3.985
6,97"*
Var
Shipping
Atolalftr&tloa
-12
-6
20,888
iprll.
Ma7...
Jtm«
TMted
Treaanry
States
Meirltive
BepartCoanliflloa
aent
-23.
U2,?65
6,7'tl*
HoQslnx Service
Agency (adtnlaiatratlTe)
i/
-10
310
3.362
8.955
5.9^7
5.770
Vfttloaal Selective
-10
-21
-12
-6
892
313
19U3-January..
rohrnary.
March
T«deral Tedaral
SecTsrlty Worka
Agency
297
U36
529
557
596
,580
19^3-
.
ttira
ll»,070
igits.
.
'•32
lanaoos
var aotlTltlOB
A^lcal-
U90
667
3.678
1,206
1.657
6,301
26,011
72,109
193919U0.
igUi.
Au^ujit
ttlse«l-
Depart
m«at
2U3
273
383
378
531
689
900
929
1.029
1935.
1936.
1937.
1938.
Total
VaTT*
99
519
1.201
99
51
92?
2.776
132
1.105
95
79
103
331
223
285
77
68
103
59
98
2tl8
69
92
5
120
lo6
117
315
116
51
86
5
5
5
95
118
llU
319
361
366
105
119
130
85
81
69
5
2911
It02
lUg
216
35S
16I1
66
91
82
308
153
87
62
111
153
18
12
17
lA
3
IS
17
•
39
55
51U
382
318
21
11
61
6
77
5
U
70
8
X6
11
72
68
50
3
696
2.0U
176
2l»
%
l"t
18
it,
297
33
6O8
52
5
5
39
5
100
111
108
U2
U
125
5
6
^
Source:
Dally Treaeury Statements.
?or monthly figures commencing Jtily 19^. see "Treasury BulleBack rigures:
tin" for May I9U3. pa^e 7.
•
Lees than $500, CXX).
Includes war public housing functions.
1/
Includes emergency ship construction, beginning March 19^1.
2/
200
UO
108
382
795
18
*3
Similar Itema for periods prior to fiscal year I9UI are classified
under Other departmental and Other general expenditures In Table 3Includes war expenditures of Commerce. Justice. Interior, and State
DepartmentB; Civil Service Commission'; Executive Office of the
president (including Office for Emergency Management): Panama Canal;
capital stock of Smaller War Plants Corporation; and Defense Aid
Special Tund.
Table 5.- Analysis of Expenditures for (1) Revolving Funds and
(2)
Transfers to Trust Accounts, Etc.
(In ftillionfl of dollars)
Revolving
Fiscal year
or aonth
Transfers to
(net) \J
fttnda
Aid to
a^lcoltare
Fablls
works
Total
Veterans
Adalaletratlon
Social
Security
prograc
U96
3'*6
19351936.
1937.
1938.
3t5
lUl
-33
-IS
-13
1939.
IjUl.
19»«.
92
5^
-136
IS
19113.
iK)
1
11
20U
121
191*0.
19'*3-Jennary.
February
March
7
1U9
20t
22:
131
-8
-6
-159 1/
10:
7
1
(U.
77
76
50
50
1.820
6O8
225
.773
557
llt6
107
121
187
10
132
1
lltS
Ui
"•35
30
221
-1
-1
8
35
1
2
1
2
2:
16
lU
10
16
38
3
lU
1
1
2
10
July
u
3I4I4
1
15
2
u
September
-1
5
-2
October.
RoTember
December
-7
-g
-8
36
3
2
U
2
19U1*- January
1/
.
.
.
-6
2
-5
Uetrlct of
Colunbla
share)
6/
(0. S.
3.
Ul
^1
Ti
75
87
93
103
107
18
91
126
71
35
1
161
12
177
2
3^
3^
37
Dally Treasury Statements.
Lees than $500,000.
Additional trensactione on Aid to agriculture end Pablio works are
shown in Table 3Taim Credit AdmlniBtration.
Public Vorks Administration.
Comprises Adjusted Service Certificate Fund and the National Servlc
Life Insurance Pund, administered by the Veterans' Administration.
Federal
contribution to
1
April.
May...
JQae.
Au^st ....
funds
share)
Aid to
agriculture
21
21
232
331
381
59
accounts, etc.
Government
enployeee
retirement
^
!t/
1931*.
tmst
5/
'i
Includes railroad retirement and railroad unemployment activities.
Tor further explanations see tables which follow on Social Security progrem.
Agricultural Marketing Administration (surplus commodity stanpe).
OrosB expenditures have been reduced $155 nllllona representing
the repajTnent of coital funds by certain United States Oovemment
agencies.
For details see footnotes to Table 1.
Treasurij Bulletin
10
Budgetary Receipts and Expenditures
-
(Continued)
Table 6.- Totals by Months, Beginning wltb 1935
(la mllllosa of dollsra)
ipr.
at
1935.
1936.
1937.
1938.
1939.
I9'i0.
I9l»z.
19^3.
13m.
»3
KV
^dcatary raealpta 1/
Jul/
*»«•
Sapt.
February 1944
11
BUDGETARY RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
1939
1940
1941
1942
1944
1943
DOLLARS
Billions
DOLLARS
Billions
Net Budgetary Receipts
J Monf/}
Moving Average
rdrrtiilirl
JMMJSNJMMJSNJMMJSNJMMJSNJMMJSNJMMJSN
II
.
..
Treasury Balletiti
12
Trunt Account, Etc. Receipts and Expenditures
Table 1.- Trust Funds
illloQS of doll»ri)
(In
or Doath
Total
truat ftmdi.
net recalpta ()
or net aipeadltnraa (-)
Taderal Old-i^a aod
SurTlrom locurasca
Truat Fund
Baealpta
UnaaployaoDt
Truat ^md
X^oadl-
Baealpta
turaa
IS}""-
•A
»9J5193*.
1937.
»3U
19
1<>38.
*11
1939-
29
37
19I1O.
19'>1.
:^
19^319l»3-j«aa»T7
*^
.
March
-afio
267
1
3
10
530
580
717
:i
1,190
*'?
+236
-272
35
235
April.
Ht-
2
267
IlOl
763
529
577
707
931
1.185
838
1
-287
262
gb
lU
371
«9a
4I10
Ul
1
Aogtiat ....
275
270
2gU
Ik
Septeobor.
-265
-2«9
1
289
.
Jaljr
Octo^vr.
.
om^ar
.
ZtBcaabsr .
l^Uli-juBurj.
1.2UU
1.399
Uo
262
3^
27'(
Ul
-279
Job*.
959
l.lll*
52
2l»
«zio
-262
25S
-292
39
271
3
15
15
295
50
28
32
k
3
e
-8
February 1944
13
Means of Financing Cash Requirements
(In
lllloM
of
dollan)
iBout required to be financed
or aonth
Total
aaouit
required
to be
financed
Bet
bod^eto^
let
Increaae
In Oeneral
daflelt
i/
Meane of flnanoias
Set
expendltnree
In tmet
aeeonnti,
Inorenent
en geld,
Total
asonat
flaaaead
Increaee
In
public
debt
Bat
deereaae
in Oeneral
Tond
balance
etc. 2/
H.Sie
3.209
5.390
193U.
19351936.
1937.
193«-
u.iei
3.6U
igUi.
191*2.
5.99''
23.1*61
19U3.
6U.27U
I9lt3-Jamiar7..
ISbruazy.
March
April.
May...
June.
July
in^utt,
September.
.
.
October.
BoTember
December.
igltU-Jamary.
Source;
1/
3.5*2
3.611
5.103
19.598
55.897
5.719
5.286
2.696
5.5*
1''.390
5.952
5.955
3.758
6,o6U
3.96U
622
7'tO
128
338
U,l61*
3.275
2.528
9U7
890
136
3.611
7U2
148
3.506
1,861
»8
6,515
5.16U
135
122
2.1'i7
51*9
5. Tito
't.896
l"*.29l
.896
2,087
6,6q7
5.'«6
8.U38
70
206
1.716
''.837
It.
5.?9lt
23.1*61
6U.27I*
23,1*61
5.719
5.286
2,696
2.899
1U.390
ll*,3l*2
6,o6>*
6,o61*
3.96U
78l»
3,180
U,82S
912
2,231
g
.271*
2,951*
1,1*83
635
5.71*0
896
2.531*
11.79'*
l'».291
lU.291
1.139
132
6.697
I*.
2/
1*8
2,383
6.697
1,112
-281
''.338
2.661*
lU
'*.837
1*,781
55
5.7'>0
823
2.819
2.331
1.213
667
5.7''0
2.383
71*1
5.078
1*10
5.105
Bally Treasury Statements.
Sxcludee amounts for public debt retirement which are chargeable to the sinking fond, etc.. under special proTlsionfi of
lav.
1,38»
H.51'*
1,6I*«
2,61*6
3.1''?
1.3811
,
101
821
312
37U
306
H.616
3.209
5.390
1.720
Bet
receipts
In tmat
account*
IncreBOE^
on gi 1,
etc. 2/
131
290
ComprlBes trust accounts, checking accounts of Ooreraicent
a^ncies, etc., Increment on gold, seigniorage on silver, and
mlBcellaneouB funds and accounts.
Increment on gold excludes
expenditures for national bank note retirements.
.
.
U
.
.
28
.
Treasury Bulletin
Ik
Social Security Progrram
Section I.- Budgetary Receipts and Expenditures
Table !•- Social Security Act
(la
illloni of dollart)
Baeelpt*
Groia racvlpta
Last aaount* credltsd to
TsderaJ Old-i^ and
StuTlTOrt Inturaaoe
Truit ?and
Social Saexirlty tazea
or Bonth
Fador*! Unoaployvont
Tax Act
(UneapIoTBent Inaaruica)
Tvdorftl Inrnwrmnet
CoDtrlbutloos Act
(01d-«^ loouraneo)
Bat
receipts
^
2/
19)6
I9jr
19)8
19)9
252.2
60U.U
631.2
712.2
7S8.2
1,015.6
1,288.9
igito
19IH
i9'»a
19^)
19U3-j(mn«i7..
19^.)
57.8
90.1
100.9
107.5
97.7
119.9
158. »
5li».!i
5)0. U
60U.7
690.6
895.6
1.1)0.5
265.0
-12.8
387
217.11
503.0
5)7.7
661.)
868.9
1,103.0
128.2
17". 5
126.9
1U6.7
1859
13.6
99.0
3.2
)5.)
15. >•
23I4.9
100.9
5.1
Much
50.7
)35-8
6.1
April
May
Jtm*
'»6.7
U3.I1
).3
276.2
5.9
26U.6
2.8
U.7
U0.8
262.0
3.1
.2
5.7
U3.6
3.2
S.l
l.X
ltO.8
Sapteabar
U6.g
29^.7
U.l
6.0
10.9
).9
October.
HoTeaber.
Deceabar.
UU.6
SgU.i
U.g
27). 6
3.0
10.5
1.1
38.9
271.0
).7
1.1
5.7
13.1
).g
itg.i
))-8
ik.s
31.8
16.2
Julj
iu^st.
igWi-jaimarjr
...
.
.>T.l
2)6.7
2.9
286.6
3.0
"1.5
1.0
5.8
16.
283.8
.2
Ezpandl tttrea
Grants to Stataa
Public
Health
Sarrlca
Social Security Board
fiscal year
or aoath
JLdalals-
tratlTe
ezpeosea
Dneoploy01d-a«e Aid to
Aid to mant conassist- dependent
the
pa nsatlon
adBlnlsance
ohlldren blind
tratlon
y
Pnbllc
health
work
Office for
Dapartaant of Labor
ftaergenojr
Mana^eaent
Maternal Serrloes
Child
for
and child
welfare
health
crippled services
serTlcea children
War
Kanpover
Rafnnda
of
taxes
Ixoeas
of
expenditures ^'
Co^lsalon
(n.
3.
baployiDant
SerTlce)
28.
19)6.
19)7.
19)8.
193919UO.
lg2.7
)32.5
.6
UUq.U
50C.U
527.2
15.8
20.0
21.)
25.)
)1.5
)1.5
))•)
58.9
29.)
2.6
2.8
March
U3.li
April.
Mv...
61.6
39.0
June.
W-i
)8ll.2
19I11.
19U2.
19U3.
27.8
166.9
271.5
320.3
356.5
UI5.2
U69.6
1*91.1
19-7
2.0
12lt.g
II*.)
182.2
20g.8
227.6
260.1
299-1
316.9
25-5
31.0
U5.U
63.2
30.9
))
56.1
26.)
39.9
l6.lt
).0
2-9
).0
July
August.
Septenber.
59-9
52.6
)2.9
October.
VOTeabar
Deceabar
19U3- January..
Tebruar7.
.
19W»-Jaouary.
Source:
'^
i/
.
.
.
.
69.it
67.3
1.0
U.6
5.2
u
7.1
8.0
8.5
•
58.3
63.0
70.3
55.1
tl
.2
27.2
).2
1.7
58.)
35.8
l).l
38.6
25-)
9.6
8.2
2.8
2.5
2.9
56.8
U9.g
29.7
Ul.l
)2.8
7.1
6.5
2.8
1.2
56.9
U0.8
2U.1
2.9
2.2
2.8
53.7
38.3
21.0
)6.1
29.2
6.1
18.2
5.2
2.1
1.0
1.2
58.8
2.2
56.1
35.2
6.2
1.0
).l
3.8
).7
.6
.2
2.1
2.7
).o
1.0
l.U
1.5
1-5
It.g
ui.oi'
1.8
5-5
u.u
10.8
l6.ii
25)
2.U
7.8
8.9
8.0
9."
10.8
9
9.1
U1.9
58.9
10.7
6.5
).8
2.)
.6
.6
.2
.)
.5
.5
.1
\:l
1.6
.)
.1
20.7
).i
3.8
6.5
.2
.2
.2
)g.)
.2
55.7
24.8
10.7
1.0
1.7
2.1
5
.8
.)
.2
-3
1.1
.It
.8
.)
2.U
2.1
1.5
).6
7.0
2.2
1.1
.)
.7
.6
.1
1.0
.u
.2
.1
2.0
.5
.2
'.I
.It
9
9.7
2.2
.1
.9
•
5
.1
.5
l.l
Sallj Treasnry Statoaontt.
Ui* thaa t^O.OOO.
Foraorljr Titlo Till of the Social SocTirlty koX
Tbmorly Tltlo IX of th* Social Security Act. Inoladai affloonti equal
to appropriation! to Railroad ttaeaploTaeDt Insurance Adalnlttratlon
rand equlTalent to aaounti of taxes collected vlth reapaet to the
period froa Janoary 193^ to Jane 1939> Incloaive. froa eaployert subJeot to the Railroad UasBplo/aeDt Insurance Act (See Table 3 *>f Section I).
Prior to January 1, 19^*0, figures represent awmnts trensferred to
the Old-A^ Reserre Account.
Troa Janoary 1 to July 1, 19^ 'traDSfers" vere aade to the Tederal Old-A^ and SurvlTors Insormce Tmst
fund.
Subsequently receipts hare been deposited In the 0«neral Fund
of the Treasury and 'appropriated" directly to the federal Old-A^
and SurrlTora Insurancs Trust Pond.
Aisounts shovn as transfers reflect daductlona Bade for relBburaaaent to the Oenaral ?und account
to covar adalnlstratlra expanass. which are shown as azpendlturaa In
U/
5/
b/
.9
.u
.5
.1
2.6
3.5
2.8
28
195
115
215
209
322
.)
.)
•)
.3
.3
.3
.3
.)
5).
itl.7
29.0
51.)
27.7
20.lt
U2.6
Section II. Table 1.
Includes only expenditures froa appropriations oade specifically
for adalnlstratlTs expenses relating to the Social Security Act;
namely. Social Security Board, Department of Commerce, and Department of Labor; and admlnlstratlTe expenses relabursed to the (}eneral fund of the Treasury under Section ?01 (f) of the Social Security Act. as mended. Be^nnln« July 1. 19^0. Includaa also adalnlatratlra expanses under the Va^er-Peyser Act. Ixcludes admlnlstratlTe azpanaas payable froa other apiroprlatlons. principally for
the following a^noles:
Bureau of Internal Reranue of the Treasury
Departaent, sod Public Health Serrlca and Office of Iducatlon of
the federal Security A^ncy.
CoTarad by appropriations by Congress.
Second Deficiency Appropriation Act. fiscal rear 193«. approrad
June 25. 1938, carried an appropriation of $Uo,56l.886 for maldnc
refund to certain States of portions of federal enployers' tax for
1936 collaotad under the Social Security Act.
February 1944
15
Social Security Program
(Continued)
-
Section I.- Budgetary Receipts and Expenditures
-
(Continued)
Table 2.- Railroad Retirement Act
tin mllllone of dollars)
Receipts
?leeal year
or Bonth
1936
1937
193«
1939
Expenditures
Adalnletratlve
expensea
Carriers' Taxing
Act of 1937
i/
.3
19itO
191*1
191*2
19'*3
19'*3-Jaauary
.3
1-5
150.1
109.3
121.0
136.9
170.0
208.8
1U9.0
110.0
123-3
128.2
IU8.5
220.2
1.1
7.U
.
Peferuary
March.
.
.
April
Mo;...
June.
31*.
3.0
35 -i
.1*
.2
.2
.3
.3
161.0
Au^et ....
.2
.2
.2
Septembsr.
1*6.2
.3
.3
1.1
33-8
8.2
52.9
.2
.U
.2
.2
iglUt-jamiary.
Source;
•
1/
1.2
107.1
120.7
.7
2-3
-8.7
-21.6
121*. 1*
IU0.9
2lU.g
11 .U
33.1*
31*.
-6.9
-U1.3
.5
.U
.
2/
.3
.5
5
Excess of
expenditures
1.2
-1.1
IU6.I*
5.1*
1.1
15.0
October.
HOTenber.
Dscembsr.
Refunds
of
taxes
-3
\:l
2-9
2.6
3.8
7.6
1*1.5
ull
July
Transfere to
Railroad Retirement
Account (trust account)
32.1
-5.7
31*.
-1*8.3
159.8
-1U.8
160.7
-1*5.9
33.5
32.7
-8.0
-52.5
3'*-0
32.9
.1*
51*.
B&lly Treaaur? Statemeate.
Lsen than $50,000.
lacludea only expenditures from appropriations made epeolfloally for adalnlatratlTe expenees relating to the Ballroad
2/
Retirement Act.
Covered by appropriations fron the General fund of the Treaanry.
Table 3.- Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act^j'
(In millions of dollare)
Expenditures
Becelpts
Fiscal year
or month
1936.
1937.
1938.
1939.
1940.
U.9
6.8
8.5
10.3
191*1.
191*2.
191*3.
Administrative expenses
(Railroad Unemployment
Insurance Administration Fund) 2/
Railroad unemployment
Insurance contrlhutlone 2/
.
.
July
August
September,
.
.
October.
November
December
.
•
1/
2/
•5
•5
5.0
.1
3."*
r-5
U.i
6.0
-2.1
-2.1
6.1*
8.2
2-5
2.?
.1
.1
.1
.2
.2
.2
.2
-2.3
.1
2.5
.1
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
2.6
.3
.3
-2.3
.2
.1
11-9
.2
.2
.2
.2
11.7
11.8
-2.3
2.5
.2
.
.1
.2
.2
.1
.
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
-2.5
.
2.7
I9UU- January
ce;
if
.5
April.
May...
iTune.
Excess of
expenditures
5.0
10.9
19l*3-Janaary.
Tehruary.
March.
Transfers to Railroad
Unemployment Insurance
Accoiint. Unemployment
Trust Fund H/
Daily Treasury Statements.
Less than $50,000.
Operated as Railroad Unemployment Insurance Administration
Fund.
Represents lOJt of contributions under the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act; the remainlog 90^ is deposited in the
Railroad Unemployment Insurance Account, Unemployment Trust
Fund (See gectlon II, Table 3)- Excludes amounts appropriated
to Railroad Uhemployment Insurance Administration Fond equivalent to amounts of taxes collected with respect to the period
from January I936 to June 1939, inclusive, from employers subject to the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act, as follows
-3
.1
•
3
Calendar year 1936 - $2.7. 1937 - *5-3.
(in millions):
1938 - $6.8, and for the first six months of the calendar
year 1939
$2.9, aggregating $17-7. These amounts are
Included in Table 1 under Federal Unemployment Tax Act
(unemployment insurance).
Includes only expenditures from appropriations made specifically for administrative expenses relating to the Railroad
Unemployment Insurance Act.
Represents excess funds of the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Administration Fund (under Act of Oct. 10, 19l*0)
Covered by appropriations by Congress.
i
3
Treasurij
16
Social Security Progrraa
-
Bulk
(Continued)
Section II.- StateMents of Trust Accounts
Fund^
Table 1.- Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust
(CuBAlAtlTt froa tffnltatiem
iBtonot
1936
1937
193«
1939
l9»o
19kl
Total
r«o«lpto
19*3
267.3
782.7
1.199.6
1.792.1
2.536.2
3.502.8
•.720.7
19U3-|aTmMr..
5.369.7
Dicaabar..
19Wi-J«
5.375.''
5.»09-'t
19l»2
Soaroai
•
1/
tlou
V
Oeacrato
265.0
765.0
1.155.0
1.705.0
2,393.1
3.288.8
«,'tl9.3
5.067.6
5.071.3
5.105.1
I& kIIIIobs of dollart)
Xxpondltnroi
lt*eolpto
of flooal
/••r or MOmth
ftid
-
Totid
•xp«dl-
lanot-
for
2.3
17.7
U1.6
87.1
19.3
•7.S
138.6
275-6
IkVl
2li.l
301.5
U52.I1
302.0
30U.2
555.0
572.3
Dallj Troaaory Stataaaatl.
thaa t50,000.
lAclndaa trasaaetlooa affaotad aadar tha pradaoaaaor
U»
5.»
19.3
35-1
99.5
209.8
359.1
12.3
39.1
65.9
93.6
'
107.1
109.7
111.7
>i6o.6
2/
Old-A^
iBTaatla Oatioral
TobA
•ata
•zpo&ooa 2/
537. >t
30k.
Total
dalnlitratlT*
t«roa
rato
tbaxpaadad ^alaaoa
BalBtnrsaaat
01d-*«(
Iwsoflt
267.2
777.2
1.180.3
1.7^1.7
2,397.6
3.227.2
•.268.3
267.1
662.3
1.177.2
l,73«.l
2,380.6
3.201.6
832.3
••.
U. 820.5
U. 837.1
Xa dlaWrotaif
offlear'a
aceoaat
.1
.1
U3.0
1.9
.1
3.0
l>,236.8
6:i
5.2
7.0
10.1
20.k
2^.5
>.U98.9
U. 778.8
"t. 767.8
306.2
12.5
38.5
27.2
29.1
30.8
6.1
Eaaom loooant.
Oadar Saotloa 201 (f ) of tha SoeUl Saoto-lty lat
of 1939.
aMsdMsta
Table 2.- Railroad Retirement Act
(C^mlatlva froa or^aaliatloa - la allllona of dollara)
Bacalpta
bd
of ftaoal
jaar ar aoatta
fxpooditarat
Uao^^aadad balaaoa
Total
raoalpta
Appro prl at 1 ona
hj- CoBcraaa
Xataraat oa
larootaoata
Baaaflt
pajaaata
iBTaataaata
Xa Oaaaral
sroBd
1936
1937
1938
1939
19*0
19U1
19h2
19^3
>t6.6
•6.6
1*7.9
U6.6
1U6.5
26U.8
268.
19%3-IOTaabar
Dec «a bar
19Ult-Jaimar7.
Soar oat
It6.6
390.8
506.9
650.9
871.5
3811.9
1,13U.6
1.13^.7
1,13*.9
1,116.9
1.116.9
It.O
3.6
\-x
639.4
^.2
1.U6.9
79.«
I85.6
298.7
U.6
1*19.9
5>i6.1
17.3
676.6
17.7
17-9
18.0
7*3 .6
75S.6
k6.6
36.6
1)6.6
l»S.6
68.1
82.7
92.1
87.0
lOlt.8
19l».9
1102.3
391.5
380.3
Dally Traaaary Stataaanta.
Laai than 150,000.
Table 3.- Unemployment Trust Fund
la dlibmrala^
officar'o aaooaat
7».0
91.5
178.0
1.6
U.l
6.0
1.6
2.3
1.8
10.5
11.7
12.8
321.0
310.0
333.0
68.6
68.7
3^.7
12.7
12.7
12.6
66.2
67.2
.2
13-2
10.8
tin
February 1944
17
Cash Income and Outgo of the Treasury, by Major Classifications^
GENERAL
FUND
OF
-i«-
THE
TREASURY
February 1944
19
Assets of the General Fund of the Treasury
(In mllllonB of dollars)
ig'^u
1935
1936
1937
1938.
•
1939
igiio
19U1
\3h2
19''3
igltS- January
February
March
April
Hoy
June
Other
deposits
and
collection
1,863
827
I.85U
799
1.150
6U9
611
37
55
58
55
52
3.087
2,03«
2,812
1.191*
1.022
776
8O5
661
1.679
7.667
95
105
1U3
265
533
6.367
3.892
>51l
2.691*
550
1.01*5
1.01*1*
865
871*
251*
981*
1.021*
3.'*''3
897
lo.iug
911
603
1.038
8,200
5.895
857
1*65
872
't.758
871
623
e*3
13.112
13.152
883
897
911
1.215
G51
1.038
10.1*85
529
11.117
7.667
1*87
906
905
883
979
1.076
1.538
790
U.362
15.676
^%
900
908
926
1.095
17.280
12.770
12,878
9,91*2
563
569
601
12.873
937
1,098
10.311*
523
W9
July
August
September
18,73"
Oct oher
19,83s
November
December
15.1*92
Source:
Special deposits
account of sales
of Government
securities
(War Loan accoxints)
97
118
862
lUl
929
3.035
S.OlG
2.936
2.709
2.U19
10,
9,127
6,81*5
igUU-Jamary
Deposits in
Federal
Reserve Banks
Bullion, coin,
and currency
End of fiscal
year or month
509
533
6.
1.21*5
1.1*08
501
636
Dally Treasury Statements
Balance in the General Fund of the Treasury
(In millions of dollars)
Balance
End of fiscal
year or month
1931*.
Total
aseetl
Total
liabilities
3.033
2.016
2.936
2.709
19351936.
19371938.
2.1*19
1939.
191*0.
igui.
191*2.
19l>3-
19l*3-January
.
February
March
July
August
September.
.
.
October.
November
December
19l*U-juuary
Source:
ly
.
2,682
2.553
2,216
3.l*i'3
1*52
l,gl*l
Worltln^
balance
1.771
1.001
2.069
2.000
1,622
2. 160
IO.1U9
6U3
2,833
1.891
2.633
2.991
9,507
8.200
5.895
"•77
7,72>*
6.961
503
579
5.392
l*.630
'*.179
3.1*16
U95
12,617
12,687
9,507
11.851*
11.921*
13.112
13.152
10.1U9
June.
2.582
175
25U
156
203
21*8
'*.758
April
May...
General
fund
1*51
3.087
2.038
2.812
Analysis of balance in the General Fund 1/
in the
11*7
179
1*65
61*3
8.71*1*
on
ellwr
lUO
316
35G
1*1*6
536
585
605
619
619
811
700
297
198
IU7
11*2
11*3
lt3
1U3
ll*U
ll*U
619
619
619
lUU
8,71*1*
7.832
5.601
17.395
619
619
619
ll*J»
ll*,958
18,53'*
lit.196
lUl*
ll*l*
1*81
18,73''
576
8.595
G.36U
18,158
19,838
5tl
19.297
15,1*92
53|»
12,878
581*
12,291*
11.532
619
619
619
12.873
631*
12,239
11,1*76
619
Dally Treasury Statements.
In the fiscal years 1935 and I936. $91 millions and $55U millions, respectively, were transferred from Increment on gold
to the working balance for retirement of national bank notes.
In this statement, however, charges for retirement of national
Increment
on gold
619
619
619
9.127
6,8U5
532
1,163
1.885
2,229
Seigniorage
11*1*
11*1*
lUl*
ll*U
ll*l*
ll*l*
11*1*
ll*l*
bank notes are reflected directly against increment on gold
in the years during which the retirements were actually
made.
Inactive gold In the amount of $1,087 millions for
the fiscal year 1937 is considered as a part of the working
balance.
.
.
.
20
Trensiirii
Bulletin
Aiialysls of Change In Balance of General Fund of the Treasury
[in
lllloas of dollars - Vat laeroaa* or aat doer««ao
(-T]
Vorkloc balsncs
Total
oluoif* 1b
Ch«a^ dnrloc fiscal
jmmr or Bonth
193U.
O«aoral
TnnA
balanes
1.720
Total
vorkl&c
balaaoa
Osnoral
Public
and
Trust
dsbt
spaolal
aoooants
aoooants
2/
aooovnto \J
908
193919MO.
19Us.
19^3.
19U3-Jairaai7..
r*to«u7.
Mweh
April.
MBjr...
Jtmo.
Julj
Au^Caflt
.
.
.
-731*
61*
ll*0
811
-111
1/
71*61/
792 IJ
637
108
31"
176
-1*03
1*0
11
20I*
90
-99
-51
3.280 1/
2.528
S.W't
29
37
-338
-70
-377
6?2
-947
71W
35«
6.515
537
-997
722
3UU
6.515
-3,5^2
-3.611
-5.103
-19,598
-55.897
-2.819
-2.331
-1.213
-2.819
-2.331
-1.213
-5.161*
-2.11*7
2.951*
g.U3g
70
-3.180
70
-3,180
-5.952
-5.955
-3.758
iu,3i»a
6.061*
-912
-2.231
u,79'»
-1 105
u.ssg
2.53^
11*. 291
92
275
1.139
-5.1*26
-5.71*0
-1.716
6,697
1.112
-281
-lt.823
'*.781
11. 79^*
Octobor.
HoTeabor
Decembor
1.139
-^.338
-2.661*
-''.338
-2,661*
IjUt-jUmarj.
-55
-55
•
1/
3/
^
U/
5/
b/
2.
Dally Trsaaxiry Statenonts.
L«BB than $500,000.
This It the net bud^tary doflclt. Sxcludes amounts for public debt retlreaent which are chargeable to the slnklag fund,
etc., under special provisions of lair.
This represents the Increaae In the groBB public debt, except
as noted.
(See footnote jj .)
Includes Pederal Old-A^ and Survivors Ineurance Trust Tund.
Uneaployaent Trust ^nd. Railroad Retirement Account. Ooremment iaeuranoe and retirement funds and other trust funds.
ComprleeB Public Vorks Administration rerolving fund and apeolai deposits (net). Also Includes A^lcultural Markstln^ Administration coEunodlty food stamp traneactlonB.
Includes erpendltures for retirement of national bank notes.
In the flBcal years I935 and 1936. $91 millions and $55U millions vere transferred from increment on gold to the vorking
2
16
11
Wl
23,
si. 271*
2.899
896
2.087
•to.
21*
-la
-912
-2.231
gold 5/
C*nal«a.
3"
19
.067
8.1*38
V
OB
•llnr
5. ''75
gMo
3«pt««b«r.
c«:
y
Gh«cklac
•Aomuit.t of
U,5lU
-7696/
1935.
19361937.
193*.
^
KlsosllaBAOOS
and
aoooants
ftuids
l,Ug3
7gU
jJ
768
31*
2?
-217
-3.625
20
92
-2.191*
2U
222
-260
-186
-370
-300
16
51
-9
-17
-356
82
-1
U
-726
-lUS
2
-ll*6
52
210
-262
lU
16
22
-1*J7
50
101
-165
"9
266
-279
5/
1^
11*
balance for retirement of national bank notes.
In this statement, however, charges for retirement of national bank notes
are reflected directly against increment on gold. In the years
during which the retirements were actually made.
Inactive
gold in the amount of $1,087 mllllonB for the fiscal year 1937
is considered as a part of the working balance general and
special accounts for the purpose of this table.
Expenditures for the retirement of national bank notes from
Increment on gold for the fiscal years 1935 to 1939 (as shown
below) are not reflected herein, but are reflected under Increment on gold as follows:
1935 - $9^ millions, 1936 - $397
millions. 1937 - $99 millions. 1938 - $51 millions, and 1939 The increaeee In the pub$5 millions, total - %€M^ millions.
lic debt shown In the table "Means of ^nanclng Cash Bequirementfl" for the above fiscal years will not agree for the reason
stated above.
PUBLIC
OF
DEBT AND GUARANTEED OBLIGATIONS
THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
-21-
22
Treasury Bulletin
Sumnary of the Public Debt and Guaranteed Obligations of the United States Govemment-^
(IB
to4 of flaul
7««r or aoBth
IIUOM
Of dollari)
February 1944
23
Detailed statement of the Public Debt and Guaranteed Obligations of the United States Government
21^
Treasury Bulletin
February 1944
25
Composition of the Interest-Bearing Public Debt
Interaet-bearlii^ public debt outstanding
(In Billions of dollars)
Percent of interest-bearlnc public debt
Public issues
Znd of flical
year or month
Marketabl*
Honiara
kat-
n.;ia
26.1»gO
16,510
*5
IU.87I*
32.989
35.800
36.576
17.368
193".
19351936.
19371938.
20,131*
2?,0'»3
1939.
39,886
25,1*11*
19110.
''2,376
'*8,387
26,751
71.968
135.380
38.281
57.716
27.
igiji.
igits.
191*3.
19''
62
1,261
1 188
1.556
2.151
3,166
30.1*11
10,1*96
21,701*
110, 02U
1*9.1*69
February,
March.
112,851
nl»,2g7
1*9,1*69
17,1*35
1*9,1*69
18,276
April.
May...
June
128,61*3
675
135.380
55.397
58,171
57.716
19.673
20,932
July
August
11*0,238
11*2,721
57.716
57.716
22,1*91
SoptemlJer.
157.053
65,61*0
October.
163.589
161*, 781
l6U,508
68,085
68,136
1- January.
.
.
13'*.
.
tlovember
Deceober
IjUlu January
Source:
167,01*3
16,607
Markat•bla
SOtt-
mark»table
6.653
10,023
11,381
10,617
Public issues
Cert if
icatas
of
Special
issues
indabt•dnass
1,517
1,1*01*
2.053
2,35^
2,303
9. 11*7
1.151*
7,a'*3
1,308
1,302
1,603
2,508
6.383
5.698
6,689
9.168
3.015
7.1*95
Marketable
3.096
16,561
11,861*
Honnarkatable
396
633
626
1.558
2.676
100.0
100.0
3,770
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
63.7
63.1
62.8
1*5.
15.1
1*3.8
15.
1*3.3
i6.o
1*3.1
l*.775
6,120
7.885
10,871
Marketable
53.8
52.6
56.2
60.3
100.0
100.0
3-3
l-l
lU.6
16.0
15.1
11.8
9.3
6.8
9.5
11.3
12.6
11.0
8.0
i*.3
12.2
9.0
8.7
8.6
6.1
6.3
5.6
9.8
9.9
9.8
6.7
7.3
8.1
8.3
8.5
8.8
15.3
15.5
16.0
7.6
7.3
6.8
6.1
6.1
5.5
12.6
12.3
12.2
7.8
8.1
8.8
7.6
7.6
8.0
8.5
8.3
5 5
8.9
9.0
7.1*
5.6
11.8
12.3
13.5
8.3
8.2
8.3
7.5
5.6
5.6
5-2
lU.2
lU.o
13.9
8.0
7.9
7.9
7.3
7.5
7.7
5.6
13-7
7.8
7-7
7. ''23
8,232
9.172
9,565
io,ooi*
100.0
100.0
100.0
9.797
9.797
9.168
7.783
8,163
16,151*
10, ou*
16,561
16.561
ii,s6i*
9.795
10,198
10,871
100.0
100.0
100.0
11,875
11.875
11,596
7,678
7,703
8,351
16,561
11.1*56
23,176
25,060
11.907
11,717
100.0
100.0
100.0
Ul.S
16,
16.
16,
11,596
11,596
11.175
9,109
9,278
8,586
13,072
100.0
100.0
100.0
16.
16,
22,81*3
11,868
12,278
12.703
1*1.6
Ul.l*
.68,11*0
26,667
27.316
27.988
Ul.U
17.0
7.1
7-0
6.8
W
29.527
11.175
9.381*
22,81*3
13,101
12,873
100.0
llO.g
17.7
6.7
67. 9
12,1*60
12,81*6
a, 136
13,051*
23.199
23,103
13.06U
13.071*
1*1.2
1*0.
3-2
5.5
9,231*
17.1*97
6.1*
1*.2
10,71*1
U3.2
U2.6
5.7
3.1
3-3
3.5
8.8
11,161
11,161
10,853
1.5
2.3
1.9
t.3
7.3
18.2
7.125
7.1*95
5.3
7.U
7.1
Special
issues
S."*
6,71*9
21,701*
Bills
25.1
36.3
3^.5
29-7
25.0
.2
9,863
9,863
9.797
6.31*6
Oartifieatss
of
Indabtadnaes
3-8
3.3
".3
62.1*
100.
Honmarkatabls
5.'*
Daily Treasury Statements,
Guaranteed Obligations Held by the Treasury
1/
(In Billions of dollars)
CoBiaodlty
Knd of fiscal
year or Bonth
igs^!
1935
1936
1937
1938
Credit
Corporation
Federal
Farm Mort£a£e
Corporation
Pederal
Public Houaine
Authority
3.255
3.655
030
3.630
883
Home Owners'
Loan
Corporation
It.
,
1939
19U0
25
15
Beconatructlon
Finanoe
Corporation
Tennessee
Tallay
Authority
3.255
3.655
&.030
3.655
gfiU
2l»}
10
25
20
7
lUo
*?
20
191*1
loU
302
191*2
i*.079
1*00
271*
551
53>*
191*3
7.535
1.950
283
212
033
52
57
57
57
'5.598
263
280
283
283
386
323
298
57
5,820
6,lU2
650
750
850
1*,226
February.
March
1*,1*0S
57
57
April
Hay
June
6,152
6,357
7.535
750
700
1.950
283
283
283
276
1»,787
57
2l*3
5. 071*
212
5.033
57
57
July
August.
September
7.063
7.170
7.310
700
700
700
283
283
283
173
110
79
5.850
6,021
6,192
57
57
57
October.
November
December.
7.1*77
700
800
800
283
283
283
36
6,1*01
57
7.560
7.853
9
6,Uii
6,713
57
57
191*1*- January..
8,0l*5
900
6,806
57
191*3- Januai,.
.
Daily Treasury Statements.
Less than $500,000.
283
1/
U.65U
These securities are not included in preceding statements of guarenteed
obligations outstanding.
26
Treasury Bulletin
CkMiputed Interest Charge and Computed Interest Rate on the Public Debt and Guaranteed Obligations
of the United States Goyernment
(In BllllOBi of dollari)
I&d of flioal
j9mT or Bonth
February 1944
zj
Maturity Schedule of Interest-Bearing Public Marketable Securities
Issued or Guaranteed by the United States ^
As of January 31, 1944
(In Billion* of doll&Tf)
D«t«ll«d nnnnnl nsturltles
T««r
and
Dviorlptlott of
•ourlt/ Zj
niod-
Bontb
Itautt
IjUlt.
Feb..
!^b..
Mar..
Mar..
Apr..
Apr..
Apr.
May..
May..
May..
June.
Aa«..
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct..
>e..
leo..
Treaiury bllla
l-3/g)( FPEA not*
7/8*
l4
2/l/UU.,,,
Ctf. of Indebt.
Treaeury note
3-lA< ITMC bond
2/1/ltll....
3/l5/>t^....
i»/l/W».,,,
ETC note
3-l/U)l Treaeury bond
Ctf. of lidebt.
7/gi(
HOIC bond
3)8
nVC bond
}<
3/^ Treasury note
Ctf. of Indebt.
7/8*
Ctf. of Indebt.
7/8*
Treasury note
1*
3/^ Treaeury note
Ctf. of Indebt.
7/8*
7/s*
Ctf. of Indebt.
U*
Treasury bond
U/l5/¥t.,,.
Ctf.
1^
U/l5/ltiUi6.
5/1/HU....
^/l/lA-52.
8/l/W*...,
9/l/Wt...,
9/15/"*....
9/15/Wt,...
lO/l/W*....
12/1/Wt....
12/15/UU-5U.
Dec.
RFC note
X-B
RFC note
X-C
FFC note
s
1-1/5* CCC note
A
5/U*
Treaeury note
note
C
1-1/^* Treasury
M
1-1/2* HOLC bond
2-3/U* Treasury bond
2-1/2* Treasury bond
3/U*
Treasury note
1/1/U5....
1/1/1*5.,,.
1/1/U5,...
June.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct,,
Dec,
Conrerslon bond
Treasury note
3-5 /U* Treasury bond
Treasury bond
3*
5-1/8* Treasury bond
1-1/2* Treasury note
Dec
1.037
Treasury
5*
1-3/1** Treasury
2-1/2* Treasury
Treasury
2*
bond
bond
bond
bond
1*2,71*2
39.997
6,271
1*,302
6.123
3,779
U.lgO
5,391
6.1*23
i*,5U9
755
1.211*
9/15/'»5-'t7.
12/15/1*5...
12/15/1*5. ••.
•
5UI
531
1/1/U6,,..
3/15/1*6....
3/15/1*6-56.
U89
1.036
819
6/l5/''6-l»8,
6/15/1*6-1*9,
12/15/1*6,,.,
1.969
16
503
3,261
2,31*1*
13
755
l,2ll*
2,707
"'701'
3,1*21
Treasury bond
2.71*5
290
170
35
3.779
2-3/1** Treasury bond
Total.
3.5^
1*12
1/1/1*7....
CoDTaraion bond
3^
M 6/1/1*5-1*7,
1-1/2^ HOLC bond
9/15/1*5-1*7.
2-5 /U<£ Treasurj bond
A- 9/15/1*7....
1-1/2^ Treaeur7 note
- 10/15/1*7-52,
U_l/1+«J Treasury bond
- 12/15/1*7...,
Treasury bond
2*
2*
635
3.519
718
,606
Total.
igUS-Mar,
Mar..
June.
June.
Sept.
2.5'»5
U,122
283
3/15/'*5....
3/15/'*5..,-
Total
19l»7-Jan.
779
835
U.302
3*
1*
leauee plui
oallatole lesuee
claailfled by year
of final Batnrlty
UiS
2/15/'t5....
Total
19U6-Jan.
Mar..
Mar,,
June,
June.
See.,
Wied-Batnrlty
95
39.997
I*
1*
1*
nnal
atari t7
laauei plua
callable liauea
olaailfled tj rear
of flrat call
5.251
571
1.519
1,655
5/l5/liU-ii9.
6/15/W....
rirat
eall
nxad-saturlty
13,101
ui*
2,211
515
3/l5/W,-6U.
of Indebt.
7/a*
Total
19U5-Jan.
Jan.,
Jan.
Feb..
Mar..
Mar..
June,
Sept.
Deo,,
Callabl* Isfluaa
olaaalflad b7 year of:
Batxirlt7
Total annual aaturltlaa
759
759
1.115
1,223
3/15/1*5-50.
3/15/1*8-51.
1,036
6/15/1*6-1*5.
6/15/1*8....
9/15/1*8....
12/15/1*8-50.
1.969
3,062
1*51
571
3.513
2.910
(Continued on following page)
1,036
.
Treasury Bulletin
28
Maturity Schedule of Interest-Bearing Public Marketable Securities
Issued or Guaranteed by the United States -^
As of January 31, 1044 - (Continued)
(Ib Btlltsaa of 4all«ri)
I>«tBll«d •onuJLl aAturltl*!
T<ar
DvBortptlon of •acurltj 2/
ud
Booth
191.9-llajr..
Jon*.
Jaaa.
•apt.
Dae..
Oae..
Sac..
J*
TWO
i-l/lt
2*
If
3-l/«#
t-l/it
Si
Troaaurr
Iraaiurr
Traaiarr
traaaunr
TraaatuT
IraaauTT
bond
bond
bond
boad
bond
bond
bond
-
5A5A'*-lt9.
6/l5A6-'l9.
-
6A5A9-51.
9A;A9-;i.
12A?A9-52.
l?A5A9-53.
12A5A9-51.
-
-
St
at
2-l/2>
2#
at
Traa.arr
Iraaaury
Iraaaury
troaiury
traaaarj
bond
bond
bond
bond
bond
-
3A5A«-50.
-
3A5/50-52.
-
9A5Ao-52.
9A5AO-52.
12A5A«-50.
-
Sapt.
Sapt.
Sapt.
Dae.
Dae..
Dae.
2-3/14 treaaary
a*
TrfaaUTT
2-3A# Traaaury
Iraaiury
!t
IraaauTT
2)t
traaiorr
3#
2-1 A# fraaaorr
traaaorr
2#
traaaorr
Zt
bond
bond
boi^
bond
bond
bond
bond
bond
boal
-
-
-
-
19;2-MaT..
Nar..
May..
Jona.
Sapt.
Sapt.
Oct..
Dae..
k
-
Sapt.
Dae..
Dae..
traaaury
at
traaaury
2-l/2# traaaury
2-1/Vit Traaaury
»
1.627
Jona.
Jona.
Dae..
2-l/2> traaaury
2-3A# Traaaury
2-l/U«» Traaaury
W*
Traaaury
Juna.
Tuna.
Sapt.
Sac..
6/15/52-55.
1.501
bond
bond
bond
bond
5.628
9/15A0-52.
1,186
-
9/15/50-52.
'•.939
-
IOA5A7-52.
-
12/l5/'<9-52.
759
191
6/15/53-55.
9/15/51-53-
-
12/l5/i»9-53.
10,117
10.890
3/15/52-5''.
l,02l»
-
i/l^/pi-^.
1.627
-
6/15/5U-56.
9A5/51-55.
-
I2/15/5I-55.
725
10,890
1.037
681
6/15A2-55.
10.117
681
- 12/l5/Wt-5lt.
3/l5/55-GO.
2.52l»
.
7.586
1,786
1,118
-
-
5.628
T25
- 12/15/51-53-
-
11.996
1.963
779
725
2-7/rf traaaury bond
2-1 A* Treanury bond
Traaaury bond
2#
3)t
traaaury bond
Traaaury bond
?»
total
2.098
l,08l»
total
1955-llar.
1.292
3A5A2-5''.
i/lpAo-^l.
yi/VHJii.
-
1.687
1.223
l.Ol*
7.9*6
755
1,118
510
total
19;>«-Mar..
571
1,687
-
-
i.es"*
'».939
2.52U
bond
bond
bond
bond
6,682
1.65>«
1.115
9A5/51-55.
9A5/3l-55.
l2A5/^l-53.
total
19S3~Jaiia.
riaal
atari t7
1.963
1.186
11.996
2-1/31 traaaary bond
Traniurj bond
2*
HOM bond
Jli
2-1/^ Iraaiurr bond
2-1/2* traaaorr bond
Troainry bond
2*
lul/U> traaioTT bond
5-l/g^ Iroa.ury bond
rind-oatorltj
rixod-aatorltr
itaaot plos
laoaot plat
callabla liiaM
callatlo linM
elaatlflod hj 7«ar ela«tlfl»d hr 7«ar
of floal aatarltr
of flrit call
«35
819
6A5/51-5'».
9A5/lt9-51.
total
of!
i.oik
1,292
X91
1,786
2,09«
3A5A«-51.
6A5A9-51.
IzASOl-SJ.
12A5A9-51.
j—T
I
rint
8,088
total
19;i.Nar..
Juaa.
Jona.
CallAbl* Itaus*
eluilflad b7
6.682
total
1950-Mar..
Mar..
Sapt.
Sapt.
Bac..
rind
•atari <7
liaoat
total animal aatarltlvt
3.687
681
3.687
2.611
J. '•91
2,611
1.501
725
755
510
6A5A3-55.
2,611
(Contlouad on following paga)
3.''91
February 1944
29
Maturity Schedule of Interest-Bearing Public Marketable Securities
Issued or Guaranteed by the United States-^
As of January 31, 1944 - (Continued)
(In millions of dollari)
Total annual maturltiee
Detailed annual maturltlae
Year
and
Deecriptloo of lecurlty 2j
month
3/15/U6-56.
3/15/56-58.
3-3 /U^ Treasury bond
2-1/2^ Treasury bond
2-l/U^ Treaaury bond
2-3/^/^ Treaaury bond
1956-Mar.
Mar..
June.
Sept.
?liedsatnrlty
Istues
Callable Itiaee
claeilfled by year of:
riret
call
rinal
mattirlty
Fixed -maturity
IteuoB plus
callable laauee
elaselfled by year
of flrit call
Tizad-maturlty
iBBUrea plua
callable isanes
claeslfled by year
of final maturity
lt89
i,irt9
6/l5/5i*-56.
'6gi'
982
9/15/56-59.
S.U51
Total
1.170
S.U31
1.170
919
l.Ul»9
1957.
2-1 /25t Treasury bond
1958-Mar..
June.
1,W»9
3/15/56-58.
6/15/58-65.
2-}lki Treasury bond
919
919
1959-Sept.
2-3 /^5f Treasury bond
-
9/15/56-59.
1960-Kar.
2-7 /g^ Treasury bond
2-3/'+$ Treasury bond
-
3/15/55-60.
12/15/60-65.
Dec.
-
982
2,611
l,Ug5
l.lt85
Pasaaa Canal bond -
6/I/61....
1961- June.
3i
19 62 -June.
2-1/2)1 Treasury bond
-
6/15/62-6?.
196 3 -June.
2-3/'*< Treasury bond
-
6/15/58-63.
Dec.
2-1/2* Treasury bond
- 12/15/63-68.
2-1/2)6 Treasury bond
3/I5/IA-6I..
6/15/6lt-69.
2-1/2* Treasury bond
12/15/6U-69.
3-1 /U* FTHC bond
Dec.
1965-Dec
2-3/'»* Treasury bond
.
-
1,1*85
2.611
50
50
2,118
2,118
919
2.831
919
2.831
919
7,600
95
95
3,762
3.838
7.600
Total.
2, 611
50
2,831
196U-Mar..
June.
1.1*9
95
1.1*85
1,1155
12/15/6O-65.
1966.
1967- June...
Sept...
2-1/2* Treasury bond
2-1/2* Treasury bond
6/15/62-67.
9/15/67-72.
2.118
2.716
2.716
1968-Dec
1969- June .
Dec
.
2,118
2-1/2* Treasury bond
12/15/63-68.
2,831
2-1/2* Treasury bond
2-1/2* Treasury bond
6/15/6U-69.
12/15/6'»-69.
3,762
3.838
2.716
2,831
7,600
7.600
2,716
2.716
1970.
1971.
1972-Sept.
Source:
1/
2/
2-1/2* Treasury bond
-
9/15/67-72.
Daily Treasury Statement, and reports to the Treasury.
Ixclnd.s postal saTlngs bonds and Fedaral Bousing Adnlnlstratlon debentures.
It should be noted that callable Issues appear twice in this
coluiin, once in the year of first call and a^in in the year
of final aaturity. Callable issues with respect to which a
definite notice of call has been made, however, are listed as
The abbreviations refei' to the following
fixed maturities.
corporations:
Home Owners* Loan Corporation, Reconstruction
Tinanee Corporation, Commodity Credit -Corporation, federal Tana
Mortgage Corporation, and Tederal Public Bousing Authority.
3C
Treasury Bulletin
Offerings of Marketable Issues of Treasury Bonds, Notes, and Certificates of Indebtedness^
Since January I, 1940
(In
Data of
AOone»-
Bliaoat of lollari)
r
ebruary 1944
31
Offerings and Maturities of Treasury Bills
Table
K-
Description of Treasury Bill Offerings and Amount of Maturities
(Amounts la mllllonB of dollars)
Description of new laeue
Date of
Issue
19U3-Jan.
AjDOunt of
Amount of bide accepted
Maturity
date
thuD^er of
da^rs
to
maturity
Amount of
bide
tendered
Total
amount
Amount on
competitive
basis
Amount on
fl zed-price
basis 1/
Total bills
maturing
outstanding
Issue (as
(as of date
of date
shown in
shown in
first column)
first co^lumn)
Treasury Bulletin
32
Offerings and Maturities of Treasury Bills
-
(Continued)
Table 2.- Prices and Rates of Treasury Bill Offerings
Total
Data of
Itnia
Md>
aeetptad
CoapetltlT*
Rich
AT*ra<«
price
par Imndrad
EquiT&lant
aTara«*
rate 1/
Price
per
hundred
Mde
accepted
February 1944
33
Sales of United States Savings Bonds
Table 1«- Summary of Sales and RedeHptions, by Series
(In
llllons of dollars)
An&lysla of net change
FlBcal year
or month
Affloxmt
Het
outBtandine
end of
fiscal year
or month 1/
change
during
flBcal year
or month
Total
fnnde
recolTod
Adjust men
of sales
reported
to funds
rscelTod 2/
All B8rte«
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
19HO
19U1
62.0
316.1
799.6
237.7
868.1
90U.7
31U.O
191*2
,188.2
+5,871*.
19^3
256.2
+ll,06g.0
21*6.1
1.196.3
067.5
821.1*
191*3- January.
.
Tebruary
.
+62.0
+251*.!
1*83.5
+J*38.0
+«30.5
+1,036.6
+1,1*09.3
March
,890.7
823.2
April
267.0
1.376.3
507.1*
1,21*0.1*
June
,256.2
+71*8.8
July
,030.2
771*. 1
Au^Bt
,693.5
September.
,1*78.1*
1,781*.
October
Mar
+663.3
.
,056.0
1,577.6
NoTember.
,697.0
+61*1.0
December.
,362.8
665.8
28.901.0
1,538.2
.
19l*l*-Jaimary...
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
62.0
316.1
799.6
1.237.7
1,868.1
191*0
2,9*.
191*1
3,650.2
191*2
3,6ol*.2
191*3
3,608.0
191*3- January
.
.
February.
March
April
Hay
June
July
Au^st..
..
September.
October.
.
NOTember
.
December.
191*1*- January..,
3.623.3
Redemptlone
&ross Balee
y
Sales
reported
2/
Accrual
of
redemption
values
Original
purchase
price i/
Interest
accrued
..
...
U7
...,..
»
UU
U
Treasury Bulletin
3^
Sales of United States Savings Bonds
-
(Continued)
(Continued)
Table !•- Summary of Sales and Redemptions, by Series
(Xb
lUlou
of doXlsrt)
Anal7«lt of not
fiscal 7«*r
or Bonth
Aacnut
oatttuidlB^
•od of
fiscal joar
or aoDth 1/
Oroio
ehanc*
doxlnc
fiscal 7«ar
or Bonth
B«d«aptloiu
AocrvMl
id>iBtMnt
Total
ftudo
rooolTod
ohaa^
alas
Salao
roportod
of aalao
raportod
to ftuds
rocalTod 3/
of
«d*Bptlon
Orlclnkl
porehAAO
prloo J/
Total
2/
««rl» I
203.1
3.670.8
igus.
19b}.juiui7.
Mareh
Ajirll.
)i*f...
3. ''67.
203.1
3.526.3
8.271.3
90.7
203.1
3.5^1.3
8,180.5
1-5
33-1
60.0
688.6
60.0
688.0
A.k
7.7
811.7
629.2
712.7
5-2
2.8
2.7
U9.7
62.7
116.^
U9.6
62.7
116.5
1.030.6
967.8
668.8
J:?
8b..5
6.5
125.1
125.0
8.U
120.1
I3U.0
136.8
120.0
133-8
136-5
-15.0
U,286.6
7.615.8
T.693.7
8.267.U
8.873.9
770.5
573.7
606.5
8IU.9
633.6
9.796.0
10.709.0
11.28S.6
922.1
913.0
577.6
571.1
532.8
1.269.5
1.221.5
523.1
552-5
933-8
1.006.8
995.2
696.2
27.5
27.
682.9
661.2
l.UOO.Z
1U8.O
1.3'*0.1
-IIU.5
665.3
727.6
22.6
22.5
79.2
July
iafati..,.
SaptOBbor.
11.857.8
12.390.6
13.660.0
October.
HoTcstor
Oocevber.
.
1>1,881.6
.
15.'«''».7
19W^^«iia«r7.
203.1
15.957.2
16.891.0
720.
1,08U.6
-23.8
-26.1
709.0
657.7
1.252.2
3.5
)
1
87..7
^*
6.1
87.6
86.
I.U5U.6 r
6U2.7
705.1
6.U
7.5
11.2
125.1
186.2
12U.8
1U9.U
185.8
I.OO5.U p
12.7
163.6
163.2
2.9
17.0
2.9
17.0
1.6
1.7
1.8
1.6
1.7
1.8
l'*9.7
Sorlao f
66.6
«6.6
66.7
1*98.9
1132.3
it3U.9
1.2U2.3
7U3.U
757.9
929.8
976.6
1.015.8
75-8
lie. 8
March
^2.2
April.
May...
Juaa.
1.126.5
1.209.5
1.2U2.3
July
Aucuat
Saptaabar.
1.277.7
1.302.7
I9UI.
I9U2.
19^3.
-8.3
-2.0
+11.0
75-0
U37.0
.2
7"'6.9
2.5
77.1
U8.3
U3.9
1-5
75.6
50.9
.3
.2
'•3.7
107.7
83.1
32.8
109.5
85.9
35-1
-11-3
120.8
+.5
3U.6
37.6
28.1
139.0
2.0
1.3
35.6
26.8
.7
.k
-k.o
1I13.O
.U
2.8
3.5
2.7
93.1
3-1
90.0
.k
3.3
22.7
21.5
.7
.8
1,691.9
35."
2U.9
136.7
90.2
19.1
20.0
123.2
19U1.
}3k.c
3911.0
39". 6
-56.8
19I12.
2,032.1
2.759.5
U.I
9.U
19113- Jamory.
7abruju7.
October.
VoTaabar
Daoaabar
.
,
.
19UU-jaiiuary.
l.'t39.'*
1,529.6
1.5i»«-7
1.568.7
-2.6
.2
.2
1.8
2.8
2.8
lU.O
126.8
127.8 p
-•9 p
2.7
l:\
U.8
5/
Sarlaa
2.U111.3
2.U111.3
2.020.3
I9U3.
5.119.2
2.70li.9
I9U3- January..
Tabruary
March
l>.013.7
April.
May...
June.
.
.
.
October.
VoTeabar.
Daceaber
.
.
19"*- January.
•
1/
2/
3/
Cy
1711.8
'1.736.U
3't7.5
2115.6
6.029.2
6.128.9
6.220.5
137.2
160.8
105.0
378.
265.8
99.7
91.6
6.69U.9
J17U.l1
5.119.2
Aucuat
Sapteabar.
r
3W1.3
200.3
U, 982.0
July.,
Soorco:
p
ll.2lll.O
11.388.9
5.280.0
5.385.0
5.763.1*
U51.U
2.027.8
2.750.1
5
.5
11.8
5U.5
11.8
•
5l*.5
3U8.l1
2-5
205.3
180.0
-1.1
-1.2
206.U
181.2
U.2
5-0
5.2
U.2
5.0
5.2
353. »
-U0.3
253.9
luS.i
393.8
219.8
IU2.2
5.9
8.2
6.9
5-9
8.2
6.9
161.8
109.1
395.7
9.0
257.3
110.2
9U.2
9.1
9.7
9.8
9.7
9.«
12.6
12.6
169.2
112.U
3U.0
1.9
7.5
3-3
387.'*
-8.3
27U.9
17.6
109.
101. U
7.1
U86.9
-.8
-13.6 p
Dallj Troasur/ Statosontt and report* of grois laloo.
Prollaloary.
EoTlsod.
Lata thu $^0,000.
At etirreat rodoaptioo raluos exeopt Series 0. which Is stated at par.
Unclaailfled sales shown In the Ball/ Treasury Stateaent hare been
classified hjr series.
Series A-D data are shown only on a funds recelTed basis.
Series K
data are not available on a sales reported basis prior to Jnlj 19^1;
consequently data for the fiscal year 19UI are on a funds recelTed
baels.
Istlaated. except for Series 0.
Series A-D. the sale of which comenced In March 1933 *Ad contlnned
throng April I9UI. ere 10 year disconnt bonds which were sold at f^
of aaturlty Talus, yieldi&c 2.909( per annua If held to aaturlty; purchasei were Halted to $7.^00 issue price In any one calendar year
and froB April 1. I9U0, could be aade only by indlTlduals.
Series B.
500.6 p
and
haT* been on eale since May 1. 19^1. Series I is a
10 year discount bond sold at 7^% of maturity Talue. yleldlnc
2.90i per annxia If held to aaturlty: purchases are Halted to
$3i750 issue price in any one calendar year end aay be aade only
by IndiTlduals.
Series f Is a 1? year dlsoount bond sold at 7^
of aaturlty value, yleldloc 2.^}% per anma if held to aaturlty.
Series
is a 1? year current Incoae bond, sold at par. bearing
Interest at the rate of 2-l/2i per annua, redeemable at par on
aaturlty, or at stated prices leas then par before aatority.
Purchases of Series 7 and
In any one calendar year are Halted to
$100,000 issue frlce for the two series combined (130,000 in the
calendar year 19U1) and najr be aade by any InTostors other than
coaaerclal bank*.
7or further details concerning redesptlon
Talues and Investmant yields, see "Treasury irolletla" for Au^st
I9U3. pa«e U.
Hot yet aTallable.
r.
5/
\.l
February 1944
35
Sales of United States Savings Bonds - (Continued)
Table 2.- Sales Reported by Series, Classified by Denomination
Sales In allllonB of dollars at Issne price
PlBCal /flar
or Bonth
Total
all
deaoBlnations
19U1 1/
19U2
3,5'*1.3
19'*3
5. ISO.
203.1
October r
November,
December.
19^^ January
p.
19'»3
19l*3-January.
.
February.
March
April
May
June
July
Au^et.
.
.
September.
October.
NoTember .
December
.
.
19l*l*-January p.
19U1 1/
290.3
668. S
310.3
315.6
287.5
121.0
122.9
98.8
128.0
709.0
657.7
1,252.2
301. u
289.2
336.7
103.0
101.5
I3U.I
125.0
11511.6
l.">'
"tzg.o
188.6
61
6U2.7
705.1
292.7
lOlt.6
31s. 5
1,005.1*
317-9
19l*3-January.
February.
2.1
1.9
1.6
3.2
16.3
11*.
2.7
2.5
12.1*
10.1
9.5
5."
32.1*
''-7
23-2
11.0
2.8
2.9
1.5
Source;
p
r
p.
500.6
Heporta of grOGS sales,
Preliminary,
Bevlaed.
29.1*
13.0
16.3
16.1
25.0
19.1
19.3
ll*.2
18.1*
1*5.2
8.1
8.3
10.9
11.1
31.6
13.0
20.7
12.5
22 -B
1.2
2.8
6.3
5-3
18.
i*.3
21.5
U.l*
38.8
23.6
18.1
100.0
100.0
100.0
2.7
3-7
3-7
29.5
17.2
8-9
50.3
10.7
100.0
100.0
100.0
1*7-5
8.5
6.2
37.2
12.0
8.1
U6.1
100.0
100.0
100.0
6.2
l-S
1.6
29-7
IS.
2.2
11-7
ll.U
9.3
1*1*.
173."*
23.1*
7.6
"-5
3-3
18.0
17-8
86.2
100.0
5.2 12.2
50.6 112.7
80.6 187.2
90.7
576.0
800.2
262.1*
19-1
12.5
13.0
80.1
5t.l
55.2
52.5
186.
3I..I
100.3
32.6
71*.
126.7
79.1
82.3
11*2.2
1*1*. I*
U9.I*
30.1
65.1
U5.5
60.1
3t-7
22.8
U7.I*
.1*
U5.6
100.0
100.0
100.0
13.6
92.0
167.3
100,0
100.0
100.0
V.
19ltl»_ January
9-9
9-1
15.8
lU.2
12.5
2l*.3
6.1*
161.8
109.1
395-7
91*.
19.0
11.3
30.7
6.3
7.1*
257-3
110.2
18.
15.'*
26.9
lt.8
July
September.
l'*-5
i*i*.o
8.1*
90.0
22.7
21.5
12.2
9.S
5.0
October.
November
December
llt.g
1*2.5
38.1*
306.5
2.2
1-9
7-8
393-8
219.8
1U2.2
Au^et ....
ll*.8
1*3.0
20.9
21.5
19.1
223.5
April.
May...
June.
.
11.7
12.7
208.2 125-3
5.5
.
30.1
32.6
130.6
-3
-3
127.8
10.9
10.5
100.0
100.0
100.0
70.0
78.5
75-6
50.9
.2
.2
.6
12.1*
19.0
18.8
26s.
39.6
35-6
26.8
19.1*
363.5 206.5
123.0 52.1*
135-7 58.5
2l*.l
.1*
12.2
13.2
13.8
113.8
lU.2
123-7
205.7
.5
.6
33.3
1*0.7
100.0
100.0
100.0
2.1
3l*.6
20.0
18.1
12.2
100.7
82.2
272.0
27-1*
120.8
71.9
23-1
20.7
69.8
59.8
30l*.2 197-2
9
.3
20.1*
100.0
100.0
100.0
•
1*3-7
6.5
9-7
13-1
231.5
186.3
90.1
ll*2.1
30.
21.6
12.1
so.
524. U
885.0
1,157-7
$1,000
7.1
17.3
36.1
215.6 152.2
61*.
$500
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
131*. 7
$100
»50
116.7
115.3
208.
DenoBlnatlon
$25
ISU.I*
19.3
11*3.0
$10,000
157.2 100.5
119.3 68.5
133.8 75-0
206.U
181.2
March.
$5,000
1-3
3-9
1*51.1*
19'»3
$1,000
1*37-0
7i*6.9
2,027.8
2,750.1
191*2
$500
lU.U
1*1 .U
1*0.7
13.3
93.'*
613.1
31*2-8
S16.1* 61*1.6 1,127.1*
2,951.8 1,068.1* 1.695.2 997.6 1,'»€7.5
75-0
191*1 1/
191*2 2/
$100
83-1
98.2
1,030.6
967.8
August.
September
$50
99.1*
April...
July
$25
21*1.6
811.7
629.2
712.7
May
June ....
DenoDlnatl on
270.2
19U3-January
February
March..
Percentaj'e dlstrllratlon of salee
Total
all
denonlnatlona
3.2
.1*
2.3
.8
1*.0
1.0
1*.2
.7
3.1*
.7
.u
3.9
2.7
13-9
9.6
$5,000
$10,000
1*6.0
31.8
17-9
22.7
18.5
16.2
22.5
19.3
13.5
21.7
28.3
27.6
21*.
18.2
21.0
58.9
39.7
22.1*
1*1.0
19.6
19.8
21.8
^1.1*
"6-3
"1.5
5.6
26.7
26.8
32.2
31.9
21*.
1*1.6
6.6
6.3
23.9
25-6
32-5
31-0
6.2
7-2
5.t
32.1
33.8
33.3
23.8
23.0
26.0
33.0
37-1
35-2
21.0
21.0
21.0
3'*.i
31*.
30.1*
32.2
•9
1*.2
1.3
5.3
1.1*
5-2
6.8
7.8
7.5
3
1.6
2.6
lU.i
13.9
67.5
100.0
100.0
100.0
1.2
2-5
2.9
2.7
5.6
6.8
20.1
28 .U
17.9
19.9
19.1
U3.6
U2.1
100.0
100.0
100.0
2.1
2.6
3.1
5.5
6.1
7.2
23.2
26.2
15.2
5U.0
16.5
18.0
Us.
30.
100.0
100.0
100.0
li
7.7
9.8
8.5
32.2
36.0
3U.8
20.9
20.2
21.2
36.1
29.6
32.0
37-2
37.8
38-7
21.5
20.9
22.1
29-3
27.9
2U.7
•
3.5
29.1
27.5
29.7
58.1
Ul.3
17.7
lU.2
10.2
39.5
153.1
87.
97.7
100.0
100.0
100.0
'*.5
8.7
9.3
10.0
11*.
28.1*
100.5
11.2
9.3
1*1*.
50.5
21.1
37-2
100.0
100.0
?00.0
U.7
11.0
10.1
9.9
39-1
U0.5
39.5
19.6
19-1
18.
63.9
28.6
25.0
19.
2U.8
26.0
26.5
102.6
61*.
100.0
2-3
5-7
20.5
12.9
58.6
i».7
U.l*
11.3
28.
1*1.3
30.1*
293.
1/
2/
3.3
u.l
Sales of Series 2, F. and
bonds commenced May 1, 19Ul.
Sale of $25 denomination Series F bonds began in Janiiary I9U2.
.
.
Ireasury nulletin
36
Sales of United States Savings Bonds
(Continued)
-
Table 3.- Sales Reported by Series, Classified by States
FAJ^T
k
-
SERIES E
(In thou««iidt of dollRrt at lain* prlcae)
nwkl
19U8
Alabua
19U3
28.996
California
Colorado
CoBsactlc«t
Dolawara
Diot. of ColnaMa
riorlda
Oaorcla
Idaho
llllBOlt
Xndlaaa
Iowa
lanaaa
laatncky
Loulalana
MalD*
Ikr.
«pr.
12,U27
25,0ft
56.0U9
5,028
9.609
8,702
1,596
8,856
8,268
3.500
lO.IWO
13,000
3.155
17.113
7,670
7.53'^
l,7't9
l.>^97
'•3.125
l'^,900
>*,500
2,230
9.293
2.236
10,870
1.692
1,52'*
8,3l>^
11,)|01
8.0U7
,303
12,125
3.863
66.607
10.256
UU,662
8.233
2.266
53.559
21.560
18,288
9.017
17.885
12.U26
8,320
19.696
18.270
10,681
25.76U
23.975
16,650
23,801
17.815
13.827
17. '•72
13.22'»
10.130
8,169
3-339
13.697
'•.'•"•C
'1,005
z«o.59z
638.877
62,132
168,258
63. 819
51.828
6,U7g
17, 2W)
"•.995
56.51U
5,086
10,868
3't.827
21.82U
83,1U3
39.565
e9.>t9b
1,872
8,099
9.160
35.6U2
9,8Uo
2*2.055
git. 52''
10.308
27,8^5
575.056
2,6l«)
591.
5'«.882
87,607
123. 72"*
11.300
21,500
12,'Ut5
lt,U52
293
36,800
88, Moo
1,692
7,252
7,860
6,020
9>t.910
8,938
9,152
17.71*6
37,361
"•,U27
7.6ho
6,970
2,Ui6
3';.
61.392
U,136
12.105
,U96
,667
,126
52,76U
176,508
106.190
7,iai9
59,222
2l!«0U
213. 813
17,171
5.23*
8.817
82.735
7.517
17.866
7,697
2.U72
5.7'^3
3. '•38
62.606
6,191
2.233
3.609
7,728
2,U50
3. '•31
'•,113
62.525
U.911
l*.t73
12.9'tl
1.751
IA.265
U7,266
9.015
23. '•67
11.250
21.771
U0.U69
"•0,9l^0
39,600
1U,100
35.100
29.6^5
9.158
3'*. 336
12,095
3.153
15.536
12,0lJl
9,200
13,300
1,800
7.090
22.^15
2,0l*6
l.l'95
693
2,199
5,281
639
2,012
2U,31U
1.336
28,307
65.537
8.138
2,656
8U,6lU
6.968
2.170
'•'•.309
52,651*
6,608
9 283
7.672
9.286
Klfmaaota
MlailatlpFl
Mlaiourl
71.181
22,973
9U,g00
179.108
52.870
195,868
16.279
5.396
18.957
12,712
U,223
It, 333
13,UUg
U.129
15.715
3U,629
9.376
29,260
21.235
5.503
2U,831
11.595
12.222
3.252
15.139
10,057
Montana
lebraaka
Havada
17.710
26.0U5
U,3Uo
39. '•32
^,053
6.565
1,113
2.786
5,586
880
2,807
6,616
893
8,081
11.382
1.290
3.359
10.913
1,612
2,361
U,907
7l«
2,189
5.832
1,88'^
72.211
u,i466
11,760
160,538
6,978
25.787
303.807
17.28U
2.316
3O,0U7
l,7Ul
2,136
22.070
.1,552
2,3'«
27.6U7
1,370
2.612
32,038
2.569
2,806
36.902
2,036
1.978
25. 39'*
1.960
26,5U9
1.350
Vev Tork
Korth Carolina...
Sortb Dakota
587. 2U9
102, 72U
3».3''9
I3.3'i5
6,l^65
io.9>te
II.39U
82.583
9,OU9
2,156
11U,815
12.7U2
U.260
72.550
8,719
105,581
112,297
991.988
113,869
Ohio
Cklaboaa
Oregon
190,262
506. 36U
50.lt9U
3lt,U82
82.1U3
10,7'*2
39.38U
6,917
37.39U
107, 67U
10,550
7. '•99
Ul,202
6,U71
9,280
67,065
10,963
13.055
PennaylTanla
Bhode I aland
281,782
2U,293
18.782
626,051
59.059
5,020
5.122
U9,62>t
51.762
7'*.7'^3
3.019
It, 066
5.'i6U
South Carolina...
'•.U87
South Dakota
Tenneaaee
Tezaa
11.783
36.736
126,056
33.171
100,530
306,265
2.765
10,956
28,853
2, 1*52
7,833
23,00U
9.919
7,550
56.272
33, Jl"?
ll»,175
1U5,U59
3.716
1,527
15.756
Vaablngton
Veit Tlrglnla
Vlaconaln
vyoaln<
57.962
163. 92U
27.6Jt2
6U,583
172,650
17.313
Uaaka
2.959
315
15.837
1,726
7.397
U.33g
61,066
5.1'i7
5. '•22
U93
91
203
Unallocated
Total
3.18li
16,675
1,251
23.3l'6
783
U3.56U
6.385
9,239
72,900
15.600
15,600
85.682
18,575
51.730
50,266
3,760
&.536
92. "WO
6,200
8,800
102,520
8.16U
10,170
52.523
3.506
56,156
3.698
11^
"•,231
'•.217
2,231
7,689
25.653
1.713
7,821
2l^,8U8
22,33'*
9.200
16.600
65.200
7.212
21,1U9
59.78U
2,008
7,365
23.792
1.962
7.991
26,190
2,992
1,089
11,910
3.136
1,100
11,186
3.572
1,03U
12,126
5,500
2,000
17,600
8.57'^
2,8l^U
3.I9U
1,OUO
11,090
3,522
862
13.53"^
1U,319
5,090
12,986
1,107
15.782
5,37U
lU,8U7
l.l«8
15,U83
22.'«)0
5.1I9U
9,100
28,500
2,100
3.91"t
15.333
5.236
13,086
1,181
17.079
6.3O8
13.7"«
1.329
601
557
623
u.ooo
296
526
9'«
522
3.916
"*.862
'•,015
2.905
7.922
26,963
8,361
13.059
U5,901
3.136
11,00s
37.823
1,960
7.708
2,851
986
11,302
3,068
1,159
12,U93
U,69U
1,U9U
16, SOU
l».521
16,239
7.192
16.003
1,79&
12,lU5
5,220
13,305
1,326
l't.965
18,630
7.163
25.561
2,511
21 738
556
627
U3I
613
5,322
582
23
1,007
600
590
62U
3.673
37U
16
321
20
5. '•78
303
15
18
11.890
1.132
i|88
3.795
383
19
500
787
5.738
18,751
9,325
2lt,86lt
23.557
36,oUi
10.005
35.52U
5.671
5,633
811, 70U
629,206
7.6U9
3.167
712.666 1,030,582
13.563
17, '•'»9
32.907
967.762 668,769 709.012
(Continued on following pa^e)
2U.773
5U1
1*98
5.9'i^
u
37
3.223
63,62U
l,'i72
2gU
5'^6
lU
3,5'«1.323 8,180,538
l.'t65
U3,6U1
6.U39
9,983
6,073
18
l,761t
1.9'^7
5.555
6.677
1.293
5.018
"•9.899
3.523
10,091
'•.635
2,800
••0,300
3,571
16,519
158. '•07
1<0,6U8
7.151
19.657
2.392
2.211
23,2'i6
5,050
2,8ll«
3.500
15. '•73
,
5.728
576
8,060
7.351
135.100
18,200
8,300
63,682
9.5I8
1.850
16.333
112
7.015
1,273
80,838
8.166
2,977
3.2l»9
lit,
8,325
12,1*27
69.363
7.913
1.5'«
7U,108
8. 205
1,651
'•,076
7.269
3.595
17, '•27
37.538
Canal Zone
Bavall
Puerto Rico
Tlrgln Island
Other poasesalona
17, '•38'
52,616
96,003
39i2l
1.388
5.g5l^
16,200
35.600
75.100
9,186
l«),537
6.377
16,5011
8,332
10,923
2U,718
13,2'^1
21.585
2,672
7.elt7
12.911
30,7U5
55.513
77,665
7.066
18.793
10,570
2,87'>
69. '•73
Tlrglnla
35.666
33.051
21.U97
••,193
29.'»5'»
Tenont
9.051
1,979
50,733
12, '•23
12,8U7
Utah
8,666
1.6U3
U5,U79
.
15.000
18,800
5.500
9.202
53,Uoi
77.800
I8.8U9
6,296
8U,909
7,279
7.732
2,710
23.953
53.71M5
1.802
8,516
8,067
7.282
"•8,697
3, '•71
1.563
11,0U9
6.699
6,606
7,23U
8,782
19.836
38.13k
.
18 361
7,602
10,U72
29.8UU
U3,U19
.
56.999
5,121
11,662
7. '•35
280,091
U81,637
lew BaBpahlre.
Vev Jersey
Hew Mexico
11, '•29
3U,900
35.900
20.800
12,>I02
108, 60U
.
7.331
2.012
3.903
18. 653
"•9.009
.
2.092
3.675
Dae.
19.879
13.96U
12, '•SS
7.60I.
lUl.217
160.150
Hanrlaad
Kataacbutetta.
Klehigaa
loT.
15.600
5.100
9,800
75.703
9.101
15.8^3
7.207
2,100
Oct.
6.395
2,17«
3.5^7
ll»,570
2.77"»
76.661
69.558
35.310
S«pt.
J<ll7
•tay
11.106
3.760
8,778
27.8l»6
7.629
19>tb
13.522
3.976
7.729
91,272
ArlioOA
Arkaiiaaf
I9H3
yaar
"•,386
187
61
657,706 1,252,208 l.i*5l^.630 6»^2.702
705,073
221
February 1944
37
Sales of United States Savings Bonds
-
(Continued)
Table 3.- Sales Reported by Series, Classified Dy States
PART B
-
SERIES F AMD
COMBINED
(In thousande of dollarB at Iseue prices)
Tlflcal year
igUg
19"*
I9U3
\^l
Jan.
Telj.
Mar.
Apr.
Hay
Jane
July
Aug.
Sept.
Bov
Oct.
Jan.
P
32.007
3.1*51*
Arizona.
"•.232
8,1*21
I.2U6
Arlcansae
13.738
16,578
1,61*9
lU0,60£
18,302
-'2lt,ll*5
59.89"*
81.128
30,03U
3.079
9.371
13.099
Alatoana.
California.
Colorado.
Connecticut.
.
.
29,71*6
Delaware
U.910
met. of Columbia
23.2't7
Jlorlda
22,219
12,326
33,757
36,705
17.982
7.339
202, 0«1
37.831
8.031
272,112
3.968
1.278
39.675
Oeorgla.
Idaho
Illinois.
.
Pev Hampshire.
Hew Jersey
Hew Mexico. .
.
.
170
1,518
31*9
22l*
1,73'*
991*
952
1.961
327
16. 076
21.319
33.35^
23,581*
13,01*5
15,256
10,068
6.700
1.300
30,700
5,080
U,6l9
7,593
2.533
12.11*1*
6,819
6,610
3,607
1*,UB2
l*,327
6,129
5.031
2.290
3.379
3.360
1.076
il.700
13.800
7.100
26,l*it3
5.039
2,56U
1.690
2.970
1,261
7.769
9.710
2.880
2.533
592
1,91*1
1.330
950
7,900
9,600
2,100
2,1*70
1.099
3.626
16.357
11.792
2.612
8,038
25.797
5,1*08
It,
109
1,71*0
3.872
13,21*3
15.121*
7.1*52
69.692
21.812
81*. 266
8,726
2.555
9.297
5.353
1.231
5.72U
755
2,367
397
6,322
10.529
30,1*11*
3. 871*
2.31*9
l»,l*ltl
928
li*,'*03
2,857
12,310
118,761
7.025
1,1*00
5,300
5,800
7,001
ll*,132
9. 031*
.
1*10
1,01*1
798
97I*
11.090
93.399
.
1.063
1.595
2.792
2,928
11,663
6.361
i*.031
10,807
l*.995
1.761*
1,61*1
1.801*
2,71*9
3.11*3
2,1*19
1,785
1,032
2,638
7,Ug9
5.090
7.21*1*
1*,209
l'*.a7
19.255
17.772
7.73"*
3-.
1.591*
515
3.615
5.?00
5.1*80
13,1*00
,91*1
177
1,120
228
3.100
6,100
900
,11*7
1*33
2.1*3?
l,06l
15.316
999
71*7
'*75
779
900
10,1*92
6.551*
6,1*23
i*,si7
16, goo
309
1*2,816
2,1*67
38.317
3.167
9U1
1*16
866
865
216
Igl*
8,166
880
16,802
5.100
6,000
3. 261*
17,918
1.297
1*1*.
705
2.79^
21.728
2,213
2,209
15.71*3
17,123
800
1,359
10.335
1.362
696
1*6,300
23.lgl*
2,132
South Dakota.
Tennessee.
Texae
3,077
18,Ugl
5"*. 196
920
3,81?
567
2.716
1,11*6
1,1*20
607
,376
2,1*56
8,5il6
391*
39.11*0
2,l»6l
110,993
11.321*
7.81*2
,H56
21,676
9.533
5.172
2,770
6,133
Utah
formont
Tlrglnla.
5.019
5.8U2
2g.0lU
7.1*71*
836
1.303
637
1*18
1*1*8
6,1*98
3.671*
603
2.960
309
53.701
55^
2.875
653
709
5.263
61<1*
1*63
1,588
668
8,095
3t7
7,501*
1*9.753
6,002
3.891
7,139
6,11*4
2,923
17,905
86.336
6.010
2,1*1*7
1,1*02
2,01*7
11,009
1,367
8,996
1,117
i*,g63
71*7
6,608
323
11*3
lOl*
111
191
96
1.585
262
1*98
Unallocated
Total
l*,768
5,181
51*
332
772 3.'*96,973
1*21,501*
257,317
2, 1*61*,
Source:
p
r
•
Aeport of gross aalea.
Preliminary,
Revised.
Less than $500.
1,1*1*2
962
52,660
3,900
3.8O6
13.100
1.7I8
1.589
2,801*
1
28
l*,9l*9
10,21*0
10,528
1,231
1.555
3l*,300
2,689
3.791
21.712
26
507
1,026
8,1*1*6
3.S76
3. 805
30,1*21*
1*72
g.U32
1*1,291*
9.'*59
5.882
8.935
851
955
10,662
1.137
1,186
2g,06U
1.297
l,S*3
17.367
3,010
1*27
3.093
1.575
17.999
7.115
1.817
50i*
17.921*
61*5
2,1*00
31.758
736
16.735
1.693
511
297.1*30
Alaska
,
Canal Zone
Hawaii
^
Puerto Rico
Tlrgin Islan(fLS,
Other possestjions
1*8,351*
U9I*
21*3,285
3,690
3.797
20,986
923
1*¥*
PennsylTania,
Bhods Island.
South Carolinj
25,898
11.780
1*26
2,226
1,891
1*2.205
559
5.099
158
1,16s
3.211*
.
1.710
12.662
77U
1,200
25,120
3.176
Washington
West Tlrglnla.
Wleoonsln
Wyoming
299
92g
go
75.000
9,000
203,827
25.095
32,892
.
69
360
119,098
16,587
22,095
10,1*16
198
18,971
1.526
Ohio
Oklahoma.
Oregon.
. .
391
1.058
1*,202
,357
592
1.775
.
17,584
28.753
2.651
10.937
1,1*6*1
23.51*7
1».375
285
lt*t,65U
1.1*77
8O7
3.235
962
5.587
21*2
761
312
3.32"*
13,019
702
118
325
922
236
1.358
1,1*78
51.3
235
152
303
1.356
156
86
2,271
157
51
1.55"*
5li».6io
1.1*23
80,655
g.397
3.989
1*2.117
U.U7I*
2.1*50
2.105
1,031*
302
2,1*00
1.51*1
3.1*36
7.300
26,500
1.693
3.860
lO.lOU
51U
1,556
2,g50
1,900
500
11,100
651
1.191
3.119
1*09
3,11*0
520
1.925
2,297
3,151*
1,281*
2,291
698
11,000
3,300
6,017
l,63g
1.831
?85
5.U92
315
3,1*92
ll*,000
11,91*7
198
800
716
291
11*5
881
1,274
65
8U
1*1*
100
263
100
163
135
1.050
2,790
72
55
301
lUi
226
666
195
153
1.157
180
1*06
31
leu
122
U7I*
1
31*2
569
197
2U5
220
38
13
291.739
176.81*8
197.1*05
135. 908
2/
1.532
2,300
2/
15I*
2g0
300
1/
lOl*
1*,200
28
868
2.723
'*.053
5.327
816
10.233
1.07g
1
221*,
9. 391*
38.199
18. 602
51*6
28.1*66
7.515
1*,300
2.762
5.573
3.362
2.71*6
867
72.51*0
''.957
7.55I*
5.354
7.152
2.267
1*3.532
1*,221
627,986
It.
2,286
660
3.539
82.836
7.171
1.387
580,1*33
26,071*
lit,
10,1*70
81*5
1*35
1.555
82?
1.064
897
5.11*0
1.570
182
'*.'*53
2.352
,306
,399
U67
1*2.353
1.1*31
20.800
1*37
1.916
282
5.232
2,969
12,1*00
1*.268
5.255
5.791
3,ll*0
1,81*7
1*1*9
l,6ai*
1.615
16,91*5
7,61*6
U,79U
1*,290
2,588
3.935
U22
1.1*15
17.1*1*7
5.110
729
36,797
5,201
15,366
1,560
1.380
3.699
1.093
ll*.572
9.257
1.039
1.876
1.61*1
8,900
1.279
292-
5.123
1.005
3.923
311
ll*,l*00
'*.963
2,325
10.535
1.095
370
355
3.002
1.596
9.593
6,622
3.21*0
581
1,021
1,701
1,011
28,521*
1,91*0
7.599
1.351
7.225
1.177
7,118
667
l*,390
3.025
10.922
5.199
3.316
271
1,020
2,326
1*,222
l*.575
Jew Tork
North Oarolina.
North Dakota.
.
6,68U
2,083
3.W*6
3.315
Nevada.
91s
1.133
2.208
2.575
61I*
5.311*
Hfibraaka.
979
2,726
11,1*96
3.371*
l*lt,l*6l
Montana.
U.765
2,911*
816
'3.755
10,061
68.651
2l»,96l*
6,100
7,100
2.651*
21,651
16,570
65,oUo
1*0,200
1,1*88
't.707
2"»,5i6
1*9,069
16.099
977
U,018
8.196
3.1*85
6,973
Kentuclcy.
JiOulelana.
,
19.915
23.001
it,79l*
897
Minnesota.
Mississippi.
Missouri
12.196
1.632
3.996
32.1*78
1*.639
21*9
1,621*
11.001
8.783
3.222
999
106,363
Wt3
2,381*
31*.
511,252
3.607
772
1.398
903
2.721
79.52'*
71.1*32
171*.
1*,1*00
779
801
ll*,Ug6
1*0,093
6,700
1,800
51*2
1*U0
2,339
30,676
iWi.iM
7,038
?12
405
1.251
2,81*1
1*5,123
Maryland
M^3sachusetts
Michigan
17.616
1.626
6,219
2,21*8
666
1.539
532
1,082
1.396
90?
85^
3.1*55
.
20,2l»5
19.121
7.282
1.1*50
1*.127
1.083
Indiana.
Iowa.
Maine
1.592
512
708
3.681
Eansaa.
.
1.387
751
1,200
538.663
656
72U
l,g3'*
2,806
6,528
3.955
16, 01*2
2g7
273
2.957
2,1*33
311*
2.130
I.05I*
3.61I*
2,761
9,663
9,301
l*,335
21*.
99
70
1*1*
31*7.288
27
18
13
132.912
115.752
628,31*7
Unallocated amounts for prior months Included chiefly sales to the
armed forces. Beginning in September 19l*3 these sales are allocated
on a State basis.
Included in "Other possessions".
38
Trcnsurii
BuUctin
Participation In Payroll Savings Plans For War Savings Bonds-l'
Table 1.- Number of Firms and Number of Persons Participating In Payroll Savings Plans
February 1944
39
Sales of Treasury Savings Notes
Table !•- Suninary of Sales and Redeicptlons, by Series
(Far Tsloet - In aillloai of dollars)
BsdeBptlona and exctuu^t
Tlecal Tear
or Bonth
iaoont
OQtitandlne
end of
fieeal year
or Bonth
daring
fiscal 7»ar
or Botttb
BaoelTed
In payvant
of taxea
1/
01U.5
19112.
3.OIU.5
I9U3.
7.'*95.''
2 .>t80.9
1*.138.9
l,12l*.l*
1.103.7
8.758.5
U,277.6
l»,09«.l*
88.1
80.7
1.225.9
1.2ll*.l
1*82.2
1*68.1
196.0
101.8
1,135.6
176.6
97.0
1.119.8
1.11*7.9
6.7U8.S
-t-36lt.8
1*52.9
Tebmaxy.
7.12'».7
6.3U5.6
+375.9
-779-1
U56.6
March
April.
May...
7.782-5
8,162.9
+1,1*36.9
+380.1*
1.632.9
Jtine.
7.'»95.'t
-667.5
Jnly
Au^flt. .
Septambar.
7.677.9
7.76U.3
+182.5
8,876.1*
+1.112.1
uiu.o
213.5
2,260.0
Octobar.
Horembar.
Dacambar
9.132-9
9.301.9
8.599.3
+256.1*
1*60.7
+169.0
-702.6
330.2
U36.8
1.139.5
9,502.9
+903.7
1.216.1
312.5
19lt3-Janiiia7.
.
ISUlKTamuUT.
+86.1*
1*1*6.8
Series A }/
5U.8
266.7
I9U2.
19^3-
19ltJ-Jamar7..
February.
March
^ril.
May...
Jona.
July
Angiiat....
Saptambar
October
KoTembar.
December
.
19U4-jBiinary.
19112.
I9U3.
February.
March
April.
May...
Jona.
July
As«a8t ....
September.
October.
KoTeaber.
December.
19UWaimar7.
160.
231.5
127.1
201*.
161.
86.U
78.8
21U.1*
99.2
1.111.9
181.6
121.9
1.068.3
275
-l*
Badaened
for easb
Cxcfcangad
far
nav aarlaa
.
Treasurii Bulletin
»*0
Sales of Treasury Savings Notes^- (Continued)
Table I.- Sunnary of Sales and Redemptions, by Series
-
(Continued)
(Par Tmlm* - in millions of dollnrn)
Radaaptlona and arnhan^a
riionl jronr
or Bonth
laonnt
ontstandlnc
and of
ftaoAl J*T
or Bonth
Vat
ehna^
dorlDf
flacal 7a*r
or BOBtb
Salaa
3/
aarlaa
6.liA.0
19hJ.
U.075.2
fabroBTT.
lUroh
Hrll.
Hay...
Jona..
July
Anc^at ....
Saptaa^r.
Oetobar.
loToBbar.
Dacaabar.
19>tl»-ja>nai7.
9.233.0
«£.U£U.O
Baoalrad
In piTBani
of tazsi
j/
Badeeaad
for oaah
Kxchaafad
for
na» aarlaa
February 1944
(ii
Sales of Treasury Savings Notes
-
(Continued)
Table 2.- Sales of Series C Notes, Classified by Denoailnation^
_
.
riical 7»«r
or ffloath
.
.
... .
.
J
1
38
3
.
a9
Treasury Bulletin
^2
Sales of United States Savings Stamps
Table 1.- Sumary of Sales and Redenrptlons
(la Ihotuaodt at dollars}
nteal 7«ar
or Bonth
-
19^1 J/
tat.
I9UJ
igUj-Jaauary
Twiramrj
March
April.
Xar
6,087
9I.3
117. 57I
213.350
^.620
590.268 1/
5lA,6l>7
171.168
66.267
5^.667 2/
'19.630 2/
62,706
55.773
17.958
18.339
10,650
791 2/
13. 018
2/
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
87.1
87.1
12.e'5/
12.9 5/
Slt,UU8
8.258
7.131
7.309
100.0
100.0
100.0
86.8
86.7
81.8
13.2
13.3
15.2
5.517
5.737
9.711
100.0
100.0
100.0
86.7
12.8
13-3
81.
15.2
86.6
15.1
13.1
213.350
52.683
A.IOU
37,501
37.530
51.391
207.275
-6,075
-3.117
-2.705
30.770
29.313
28.600
36.8U5
32.130
31.306
31.371
27.127
27.098
5.171
5.O0I
1.207
100.0
100.0
100.0
35.1162
''3.585
38.973
35.091
12,937
32.771
28.5I3
33.896
6,202
6,518
9,0l0
100.0
100.0
100.0
81.1
203,0ft
-3.511
".'•73
+6U9
78.9
15.9
18.7
21.1
aoU,9o6
+1.8U2
37.151
35.610
30.027
5.582
100.0
81.
15-7
Octobar.
VoTsabar
Deceabar.
197,9'»2
202, U15
2/
l.T/l* 2/
-3.218
Caah
•arlDo
10.267
20l».15g
2/
»3.56l
-1.1061/
1.671 1/
xoJ&aB^vd for
Oaltad 9tatai
bond! 2/
18.1685/
70,1805/
I
6/ 2/
Total
ucow
201.1*53
1/
1^
I 127.918
Cuh
-ll.lt 21
Septaabar.
19»llt-januar7.
Xxehaac«d for
Otltod Statot
•ATlBfO
kOBdl 1/
308,621
Ao^tt ....
Soorca:
1/
•^.i'»3
,
July
Total
1/
»l6l.olt«
22U,7n
.
8al»>
ask
227 989
•
chaa^
durlac
flioal 7«*r
or aonth l/
zaU.goi
a2U.356
226,216
.
Jma.
Vet
166, 3lH
5.
19>>l-'>ttiw 19l«8.
Poroontaco dlitrlbutlon
of rodmiptlona
ladaaptltna
Aaoimt
otttatndlac
•nd of
flvflftl 7*ar
or Bonth 1/
11*.
39.565
Traaanry Stataaaata coaaanol&c loTaabar 1, I9I2; prior
tharato. Pott Offiea Dopartaant
Plgorai for parlodi prior to Soraabar 1. 19I2 ara sot atrlotly
coaparabla vlth •abaaqaaat data baoanaa of tha ihlft to a Sally
Traatary Stattaent baali.
Staapi lold prior to Ootobor 1. 19I2
vara known aa poatal aarln^i ataipa and vara obllgatlono of tha
Poatal SaTln^a Syataa but aubaaquantly baoana public dabt obllgatlona.
Eatlaatad on tha baala of aaaplea conductad by tha Foat Cfflca
Departaant
Salaa and radaaptlont ccaaiua with May 1, I9II whan tha apaelal
Ikallj
11.
81.
dafanaa aarlaa of rtaapa want on aala. Tha aaouat of tha old aarlaa of
poatal aarln^a ataapa outatandln^ on April 30. 19I1 vaa $150 thouaanda.
Satalla not aTallabla for May. Juna. and July 19II.
Includaa alnor aaounta which wora axchan^ad for poatal aarlnca oartlfleataa.
Thaaa a^gragated $123 thouaanda for tha period Au£uat 1. I9I1
throu^ Juna 30, 19I2 and t55 thouaanda for tha parlod July 1, I9I2
through October 31, 19I2.
Net of aalea lata radaaptlona.
See footnote 1/.
Doea not Include aaounta traneferred froa Poatal Sawing Syatea to tha
Traaaury to cower outatandlns at^pa.
Table 2.- Sales, ClasBlfled by Oenomlnatlon
Salaa In thouaanda of dollara
Tlacal year
or BODtb
19I1.
1912.
1913.
1913-January .
fabruary.
Maroh
.
Parcantace dlatrlbutlon of aalaa
DanoBl nation
Total
all
danoalnatloaa
10^
6,087
308.621
590.268
100
67. 166
126.327
2,691
167.709
313.691
1.012
28,6l1
52.508
66.267
51.667
19.630
15.993
12,771
12,290
31.209
28,51U
25.576
5.192
1.566
U.OOl
11,791
11,281
23,l9»
20,983
28,257
3.591
3.358
all
25^
50^
$5-00
daaoBlnatloaa
1,130
31.583
71.693
851
13.2SO
26',0l8
7.798
6.105
5.652
$1.00
16.6
9.3
8.9
18.6
10.2
12.2
II.O
53.1
21.1
23.1
21.8
51.6
52.2
51.5
7.3
8.3
8.1
11.8
11.7
11.1
1.7
1.1
1.2
25.2
21.2
20.0
51.7
52.1
53.6
8.0
8.1
9.1
11.1
11.1
12.9
li
6.6
21.9
21.1
11.2
3.075
2,112
2,110
100.0
100.0
100.0
6.8O3
1,665
1,129
2,151
100.0
100.0
100.0
1,125
1,190
3.382
2,110
1.550
1.192
100.0
100.0
100,0
17.7
18.1
23.0
51.3
52.5
52.6
100.0
100.0
100.0
25-7
26.1
25.8
19.3
7.2
7.6
7.3
10.2
11.2
11.5
'7.6
51.1
50.8
100.0
29.8
50.9
6.8
9.
3.
9.7*
10.531
July
An<uet ....
Sapteabar.
30.770
29.313
28.600
5.162
5.109
6,561
15.783
15.361
15.053
2,990
2,803
2,110
October.
loreabar
Oaceabar.
35.162
39.565
13.585
9,106
10,113
11.235
17.I9I
20,330
22,129
2,556
2,987
3.187
5.038
2,708
1.359
1,997
37.151
11.150
19.072
2,511
3.185
1,203
Dallj Traaaur/ Statoaanta ooaaanolnc
loTaabor 1, 19U2; prior tharoto Pott Office >part««nt:
(2) DlttrlbntlOD bj daaoalnatlona:
Baaad upon Poat Offlca
Sapartaaat data.
$5.00
100.0
100.0
100.0
52.68J
(1) Total aaltt;
»i.oo
25l«
10,0>»8
Soorco;
50^
10^
April.
May...
Juna.
I9UU. jBoary
Daaoal nation
Total
51.
11.
11.3
11.8
6.9
5.3
1.2
Vs
February 194-i
^i
Sales of United States Savings Stamps
-
(Continued)
Table 3.- Sales by States
(In thouaands of dollars)
Fiscal 7ear
19U2
83U.8
\.s^h.^
20,132.6
2,080.3
California
Colorado
Connecticut
7,707."*
215.1
1,765-8
2.970-7
>*,
39.726.1
'•,083.1
1"*.
375-6
Florida
71U.2
6,100.1
3.705.9
1,298.6
5.591.7
6,188.3
Qeorgla
Idaho
Illlnola
3.175.5
8>H.O
23,612.9
39.970.3
Indiana.
7,516-9
"t. 575.8
2.532.9
Delaware
Diet, of Columbia
towa.
.
.
5.621.2
i.'*05.5
li*,
176.it
9,010.3
5.576.8
Kentucky.
Louisiana.
Maine
3.036.2
5,1*27,6
3, 1128.
6, 111*.
1.725-5
3.619.1*
Maryland
Massachusetts.
Michigan
5.785-2
9.211.3
27,025.9
26.161.1
ll»,Ui3.6
13.721.6
Minnesota.
Mississippi.
Missouri
H. 037-7
Montana.
Nebraska.
Nevada.
1.030.7
2.371.8
.
.
.
I.5O8.8
7.326.U
.
May
1943
2.3't3-7
Alabsaa.
Arizona.
Arkansas
7.961.5
3,082.6
296.9
158-7
250.8
39U.9
190.2
271.9
2.963.3
357-8
1,089.8
3,3itit.8
3,1*86.1*
372-9
1,090.3
1,083.3
366.2
17U.9
266.8
3. 621*.
376-7
1.255.6
July
352-1
157-6
2U3.3
382.lt
371*. 6
310.
326-9
103 -7
189-6
150.0
126.2
2113.6
101.2
362.1
228.3
120.7
339-1
206.8
I6U.1
3I0.I
221.9
521.8
I38.8
315.2
U75.it
737-0
2,031.9
1.809.7
662.3
1.280.1
1,223.9
1,9110.1
1,722.11
597 7
1.700.8
1.510.2
1,816 6
1.687.5
2.o6g.i6
531-3
156.5
917.7
762.9
202.3
I.O83.J
113.
lt22.1
306.6
127.6
3,101.1
87.2
2,833.U
2,226.7
1.262.7
736 -U
517-7
1,150.6
675-5
502.7
1,222.3
720.6
1,213.2
858.5
1.038.3
6112.3
778.3
511.1
51*5-0
630.lt
1*11*.
288.
50U.6
551-7
328-9
1*36.1
1*63-9
511.3
300.7
562.9
309-8
1*80.0
598.lt
387-5
133.6
297.5
302.2
350.0
2llt.9
356-0
196.6
82l*.8
787-9
8lt0.2
2,lt06.2
763-7
1.975.5
2,297-1*
2,575-6
727-2
125.9
2.281.0
2.15lt.2
2,237.1
2,lt96.8
.931.9
558.6
1,613.0
1.393.3
I99.6
1,380.0
1,237-7
801.
718.
235.8
1.219.8
692.1
817.2
55l*.8
21*2.5
21t9.lt
1.353.1*
I03.7
1I0.2
786.1
507-0
156.1
772-3
II3.O
139.5
1,235.'*
185.1
1.030.6
156.1
379-0
52.6
161.0
375-6
57.6
170.0
395-3
125.0
312.2
78.8
23ll.lt
1*9.2
31.6
127.8
281.1
15.5
9I.3
211.3
35.6
126.6
1.I17.1
118.0
1.152.5
59.6
110.1
1,032.8
53.1
5,110.7
151.5
101.2
1,863.0
3U6.2
1.679-1
252.5
l,8ll6.8
28ll.lt
I162.7
2.821.9
292.1
122.5
2,609.3
251.9
1.281.1*
l,87lt.O
Ohio
Oklahoma.
Oregon
18.269.5
2.U89.1
2.739-3
32,91*9.1*
3.076-2
2,1*99.5
1*22.1*
2,882.0
388.2
2,922.0
lt,ltit2.0
2,850.9
390.2
1*58.6
5.323-1*
609.1
1*33-1
1*65.0
531.2
302.7
369.0
Pennsylvania.
Rhode Island.
South Carolina.
27.075-3
3,087.6
1,US8.2
U9.U68.2
5.172.3
2,207.8
U,586.6
South Dakota.
Tennessee.
Texas
832.2
2,952.8
11,520.8
1,51*6.1
p
926.1
597.1
338.1
1.033-7
521.1
310.6
1*58.6
125.9
3.593-9
7.835.9
U55.4
Source:
839. 7
11911.5
8.939-1*
Total.
913-8
578.8
365.1
1*79.3
138.9
3.203.7
5.793-1
631.8
126.5
Adjustment to
Dally Treasury
Statement
978.8
730.7
362.2
503.1
131.1
3.555-0
8,019.8
593-6
139.7
It,
020.
It.
51*.
625.6
167.5
U,566.3
286.
1*12.8
31*7-1
391.1*
1*39-2
198-5
190.5
202.0
217-9
139-7
137.1*
11*9.9
31.1*
103. U
3, 821*.
372
151.7
56.
6,61ilt.9
311.3
71.5
250.0
718.
1I3-9
1.507.7
80.2
179.1
1.776-1
108.1
7,170.1
6.117.2
1131.8
85.3
85-5
5.831.1
U16.8
93-8
6.1I18.8
186.
95-1
6.281.9
U85.2
138.2
1,521.1
223.3
292.9
2,271.3
325-9
36I.6
2.013.9
251-9
31I.8
1.930.7
272.9
30U.6
2,051.7
259-9
350-1
2,ltltb.2
2.3SI1.0
3.797-8 3,366.5
3I2.2
329-7
15I-I
177.6
3,115-7
267-0
132.2
3.250,3
310.6
II5.8
3.980.1
331-3
103-5
371-2
1.229.2
85-7
309.1
1,105.0
95-0
1.211.1
133.0
116.
1,311.1
155-9
98.0
593-2
136.1
88.7
6I5-5
I1I.I
68.0
705-2
I5I-8
83.0
191 -5
99-0
561.8
569.1
266.0
990.1
67.7
530.1
260.0
932.2
56.0
1*45.6
5I2.1
270.1
903-1
60.2
578.8
326.9
1,082.7
83.2
15.0
190.1
3I-I
16.1
208.1
9.6
177-8
11.
30.2
227.1
27-9
1.3
10.3
10.3
15-3
186.1
26.2
2.2
^5.711-3 +7.339.2
-1,329 3
28,600.5 35.162.1 39.56I-7 13.585-1
37,151-5
lll2.lt
250.7
115.7
82.6
265.0
1,027.8
1*62.3
1,916.1*
l,it¥l.7
1,113-6
283-3
116.1
737.0
lll5.2
105.5
82.9
373.0
128.0
82.7
629.2
108.
672.0
379-3
U5I-I
225-3
76I.8
70.0
359-6
11.1
10
28.7
1.2
9.7
68.0
27-6
1.0
7,315-1
2,'t'*9.7
8, 121*.
l*,0ll*.2
5.728.3
"93 -6
12.535.0
1.018.8
66.1
1,238-7
166.8
190.2
2.339-3
329-0
-7
12.5
15,906.6
308,621.3 590,267.5
6
2llt.0
107-5
SOll.l
222.7
108.8
671.6
905.1*
709.9
355-0
1.123.6
1,151.1*
735-5
368 -1*
1.199.9
1.0311.5
105.6
111.1*
70.1
UOS.8
181.5
657.5
53.9
2lt.O
30.5
21*9-3
253. U
15.6
212.3
32.8
1.5
9-1
112.1
28.5
1-3
380.9
1,15U.7
91.9
1I1.5
11.0
203.8
213-7
31.0
1-3
nit, 939.
66,267.1
3i*-3
37-1*
1.1*
1.8
+8.527.6
-<-ltOlt.8
5I*,
Bally TreaBury Statemente;
(1) Total ealea:
Poet Office Bepartment
Preliminary.
33-5
100.0
559.1
609.2
251.5
78.0
36I.3
186.
629.8
12.0
Sales
'bj
132.1*
31I1.8
37-9
171.
109-3
1151.37a.:
-6.622.5 -2,585.8 +20,2311.7 -1.916.1* +1,866.9 -12,033.6 -I.39I-6
667.1 1*9,629.8 1*11,791.5 I10.0I18.2 52,633.0 30,770.2 29,313.1
(2)
States;
-7
126.3
1.631.0
73.1
1,686.9
119.6
707 -S
765
2.011.8
156.6
1.578.6
S6.3
'*38-7
21*1*.
7U-9
301-2
1,650.6
77-1
1.702.1
2,1*36.2
1,31*0.0
113.9
136.3
2.693.
307-8
U6.9
516.1*
705 -S
113-1
906.6
362.3
152.9
113.I1
1,71*8.9
2711.8
183.
6I12.2
108.
117.0
273.7
5.685.8
155.6
531 -9
169-5
1,006.6
317 -9
103.8
2,991.0
311-5
1.031.7
29.2
20,11*1.6
1*51*.
202.1
1.097.3
862.3
213. U
102.2
309-5
1.177-9
69.
6lit.6
2ll8.U
97-9
259.0
37.0
101.1
359.6
lt.051.8
Alaska
Hawal 1
Puerto Rico
Other possessions
656.3
712.9
207-7
365-0
8,705.6
623.0
150.6
3.909.2
767-7
1.339-2
5I9.3
lt9lt.8
53.060.7 106,793.2
6,791.6
3.089-7
801.2
1.558.8
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin.
Wyoming
2,itoit.9
613.8
New York
North Carolina.
North Dakota.
963. U
317-2
85.1
2.173-0
582.3
170.1
1.760.3
.
371 -6
85-5
2.135-2
531.5
180.8
2,057.2
117.1
Utah
Vermont.
Virginia.
366.2
90.1
2,638.0
586-3
17U.2
2,001.2
105.5
.
259.it
58.7
1.760.3
2911.8
105.1*
.
327.2
6U.2
2.357.5
71-2
lt21.lt
175-6
1,850.3
.
336-7
87.1
3I8-5
393-3
85.2
1*89.7
203.0
2.071.5
131.2
.
80.2
26lt.9
132.3
1*53-2
2,276.5
23,206.8
1,252.8
.
93.7
288.0
395-0
101.8
1,150.8
13.313.7
720.3
.
110.6
368.2
190-5
1811.
98.3
New Hampshire.
New Jersey.
New Mexico.
.
57-6
268.3
338-9
1.819-9
51*.
.
67.8
293-1
I03.2
2,190.5
219-3
7I3-8
678.lt
.
2,297.1
216.0
8O9.6
2,312.7
216.5
788.8
531-1
.
2.578.9
239-1
906-6
2.675.0
571.1
2,658.1
331 -9
950.3
193."*
3,256.6
29U.9
1,013.3
381.1*
.
171.0
II17.2
ltll2.9
267-3
381.5
1I7.5
191 -6
i52.lt
113 -9
119.2
330.2
P
292.1
108.1
81.1
125.0
it
Jpji.
P
271.2
91.0
326.5
6it.9
Dec.
333-0
103-1
162.5
2I1O.3
115.1*
Not.
P
Sept.
288.2
93.9
198.6
1*98.5
ll*,223.5
1*,
Aug.
218.6
79-1
166.6
173.1*
I116.7
.
I9W1
19»*3
98.2
233-3
822-5
56.0
109.
100.8
321.
3II-9
111. 6
185.
191.7
12. It
2-3
OWNERSHIP
OF
GOVERNMENT
-1^1^-
SECURITIES
February 1944
^5
Sumnary Distribution by Classes af fielders of Interest-Bearing Securities Issi^d
by United States GovernaiBnt and Guaranteed by United States
(la
lad of fiooal
or aoath
fir
allllou of 4«ll«n)
1^
Treasury Bulletin
Summary Data from Treasury Survey of Ownership of Securities
Issued or Guaranteed by the United States, Deceaber 31, 1043
The following tables present summary data from the Treasury survey, as of
Oeoember "il, 19'^3> °f t^« ownership of securities Issued or guaranteed by the
United States.
The large oomoerolal and sarlngs banks and Insurance oonpanlee
covered In the survey account for approximately 95 percent of the holdings of
United States Government and Qovernment-guaranteed saourltles held by all banJcs
and Insurance ooopanles In the United States.
Table I.- Analysis of Omership by Type of Security, by Call Classes,
and by Tax-Exempt Provisions
PART A -
FAJR
VALUES IM
MUUONS
OF DOLLAAS
Pkklle •rlntakl* lucrttt-baarlas Msnrltl*, 1/
B«ld t7 baak, and inMVimioa ooap«&l,t
corar«d Ib Traaaory avmj
Bald bj
tj.
e,7>«9
Totd
Cluilfleatlon
aotat
out-
•tudlBC
Total
7. SOU
Initl-
5^6
6.239
tutloiv.
I.
755 Inaormo* eeapanltt
kanki
Dial
biBka
510
•avlBCt
baaka
209
fira.
11 f«
invar ano*
eoapanl«i
i/
oaanaltr
and aarlD*
Ininranca
ooapaalai
S.
Gorarnaant
a^anclaa
and tmat
funda, and
Tadaral
Raiarra
Baaka 2J
Bald
tgr
all
othar
InTaatori
By typa of aacurlty
Sacurltlaa laanad bx Unltad Stataa
Traaaurr bill,
Cart if Icataa of ladabtadaaaa
'.728
'',716
12
72
68
3
6,788
l.*8*
12,910
12,68l«
ai£
36T
160
207
2.517
7,050
Traaaurjr aotaa
11.175
7.8fe
7,586
7.383
275
l'»7
128
731
2,58)
67.9W*
''7.159
33.769
28.099
5.671 13.3«9
11.715
1,67*
5.173
15.613
lU
lU
•
1
•
•
3*
1*7
39
285
31
52*
709
2,0**
15.767
27.586
196
U,020
2.786
2.50'»
2,>t65
119.250
75.898
61. 511
55.360
'•2,8)1
21.9'H
20.99''
20,61t7
3''8
<)k1
6e5
322
9.998
10.891
22,9'tO
17,007
15.332
l'',706
616
1.685
1,2*1
***
1.875
*,058
30,015
22.315
18.857
16.2'<8
2,590
3.''77
2,825
653
1,*82
6,218
10 to i; yaara
6,eui
''.306
2.n8
2.273
505
1.528
1,210
318
666
1,669
15 to 20 yaara
6,'I8U
'•,'•25
l.'lOl
623
778
3.02*1
2.836
188
573
l.*86
10,)17
5,88l»
2,171
856
1.3U
3,713
3.59*
119
1.170
3,262
22
20
12
12
119.250
75,898
61.511
55.360
6,151 l'),3li
12.3*2
2.0**
15.767
27,586
"•Tl
"•69
3*
267
1,355
Ouarantaad laauaa
j*/
total
By call claaaaa
Due or flrat becoBlnf eallabla
Wlthla 1 yaar
1 to 5
3 to 10
yaara
yaara
Ovar 20 yaara
fadaral Baualac Adalalatratlon dabantviroa
Total
III.
u.soo
13.277
Traaaury bonda
Othar boada
II.
13.072
22.8U3
6.19S 1U.3*(
12. S***
By tajt-ezanpt Ion proTlalooa
Wholly axaapt froa Fadaral Incoaa
ta»aa J/
Partially aiaapt froa Tadaral laeoaa
taiaa 6/
2,128
505
27,326
18.893
15. 50*
l't,>'96
1,05*
2.769
5.66)
89.796
56. '•99
"5.736
'W.395
808 3.5»9
5.3*1 10,76l»
2.5)5
Subjact to Tadaral laeoaa tazaa
9,80*
960
12.730
20.567
119,250
75.898
61,511
55.360
6,152 l'>.386
12,3*2
2,0**
15.767
27.586
Total
(Coatlaaad oa folloviac
pa^)
February 1944
^7
Sumnary Data from Treasury Survey of Ownership of Securities
Issued or Guaranteed by the United States, December 31, 1943 - (Continued)
Table I.- Analysis of Ownership by Type of Security, by Call Classes,
and by Tax-Exemption Provisions - (Continued)
PART B
-
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION BY CLASSES OF SECURITIES
T
Public marketable Interest-bearing securities l/
Held
ClaiBlflcatlon
By type of Becurlty
Securities Issued by United States
Treasury bills
Certificates of Indebtedness
Treasury notes
Treasury bonds
Other bonds
Ouaranteed issues
|*/
Total
amount
outstanding
11.0
1^.2
9>
By call clases
Due or first becoming callable
Within 1 year
1
6.3
17.5
10.
3."
3.7
?5.9
5 to 10 years
10 to 1^ years
15 to 20 years
Over 30 years
Tederal Housing Adailnlstrfttlon debentures
Total
111. By tax-exenptlon previa lona
Wholly ejcenpt from Tederel Income taiea J/...
Partially exempt from federal Income taxes 6/
Subject to federal Income taxes
7.5*
lOBtltutlona
62.1
to S years
1.8
22.9
75.3
100.0
banks SDd Insurance companlet
covered In Treaaury auryej
6,7U9 Danka
Total
57.0
Total
V
755 Inauranco companlea
1^
Treasury Bulletin
Summary Data from Treasury Survey of Ornershlp of Securities
Issued or Guaranteed by the United States, December 31, 1943 - (Continued)
Table II.- Distribution of Ownership for Bach Issue Outstanding
PAHT A
-
PAH VALUES IN MILLIONS
February 1944
l^9
Sinimary Data from Treasury Survey of Ownership of Securities
Issued or Guaranteed by the United States, December 31, 1943
Table II.- Distribution of Ownership for Each Issue Outstanding
PART A - PAR VALUES
-
-
(Continued)
(Continued)
Treasury Bulletin
bo
Sunmary Data from Treasury Survey of Otmershlp of Securities
Issued or Guaranteed by the United States, Oeceaber 31, \943 - (Continued)
Table II.- Distribution of Onerehlp for Each Issue Outstanding
PART B
Ia,o«. claaaiflad by
tftx-axaaptlon proTlslon
-
PERCENTAaE DISTRIBUTION BY OROUFS OF INVESTORS
-
(Continued)
February 1944
51
Sumnary Data from Treasury Survey of Omershlp of Securities
Issued or Guaranteed by the United States, [)ecenber 31, 1943 - (Continued)
Table II.- Distribution of Ownership for Each Issue Outstanding
PART B
laeue, classified by
tax-exemption provision
-
-
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION BY aROUPS OF INVESTORS-! Continued)
(Continued)
PRICES
AND
YIELDS
OF
GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES
(Including securities issued by Federal agencies)
-52-
February 194-f
53
Over-the-Ck)unter Closing Quotations on Public Marketable Securities Issued by the
United States Government and by Federal Agencies
January 31
,
1944
Table I.- Securities Issued or Guar£mteed by the United States Government
PA.RT A -
TAXABLE BONDS, NOTES, AND CERTIFICATES
Price data
(Price decimals are
thirty- seconds
Amount
outstanding
(Millions)
Change
In
Bean
from
Deocrlptlon
Price range
since first traded 2/
(Price decimals are
thirty-seconds)
Tlcld data 1/
Yield
if
Dec. 31,
I9M3
Change
In
Matuyield
rity
from
yield
Eec.31
iqU3
Date
19ll3-J»U
price ran^e 2/
(Price decimals are
thirty-seconds)
of
Issue
High
Price
Date
High
Price
Date
Price
Date
Price
Date
Issued hy U. S. GoTernBient
$1,115
3,062
l.OlU
1.292
2,098
1.963
Treasury bonds
3/l5/"8-50
1-3/"* - 6/l5/"8
6/15/U9-51
2*
9/l5/"9-51
as
- l2/l5/"9-51
2<
H
7.986
510
1.02lt
2-1/2*
1.501
2-1/"*
1,*9
2-1/^
2,118
2,831
3.762
2-1/2*
2-1/2*
2-1/2*
3.838
2.716
2-1/2*
635
1.606
531
503
3.261
2,707
101.30
101.09
101.18
101.13-1 101.12
101.11 101.10
-.03
101.03
100.2"
1C1.05
100.26
101.19
6/15/52-55
3/15/56-58 It/ 103.05
6/15/62-67 1/ 100.08
12/15/63-68 17 100.00
6/l5/6"-69 5/ 100.00
101 21
103.07
100.10
100.01
100.01
100.09
100.00
100.00
l2/15/6"-69 5/ 100.00
9/15/67-72 "/ 100.10
100.01
100.12
100.00
100.11
100.00
100.00
.83*
.8"*
101.
101.31
101.10
101.19
1.51*
l."5
1.69
1.7"
1.76
.01*
.01
.01
.01
1.77
1.81
1.82
+.05
+ .0"
+.02
+.03
1.80
1.87
1.96
1.95
2.00
.03
.03
.01
.02
.02
1.85
1.90
1.97
1-97
2.09
101.20
.00
.00
103 .06
-.02
-.0"
-.0"
-.02
2.0"
2.20
2. "8
2.50
2.50
.01
.01
.01
.00
2.09
2.2"
2. "8
2.50
2.50
.00
2.50
2. "8
.00
.00
S
.00
.75
101.0"
100.25
100. 07^ 100. 08h 100.08
100.10 100.12 100.11
103.22 103.2" 103.23
3/15/52-5'*
2-l/«
m
101.09
3/15/50-52
9/15/50-52
9/15/51-53
12/15/51-55
2*
2*
2*
''.939
101.29
101.08
101.17
2*
Treasury notes
D - 9/15/""
3/l/"5 1/
.9(* D l-l/"«c- 3/l5/"5
3/"* B - l2/l5/"5
1*
A - 3/l5/"6
1-1/2* B - 12/l5/"6
l-l/2*A- 9/l5/"7
3/"*
99-31
.85*
100.13
99.22+
100.00
100.25
100.19+
.
.
100.1"
99.23+
100.02
100.26
100.20+
100.1"
99-23
100.01
100.26
100.20
2/
2/
.00
+ .01
.00
.00
-.01
-.02
-.01
.00
-.02
-.03
•90
.03
.02
99
1.21
1.32
.00
.01
.02
.86
1.67*
.00
3/l5/"l 10". 05
12/l/"2 101.12
l/l5/"2 101.20
5/l5/'»2 101.1"
7/l5/"2 101.12
10/l9/"2
"/l5/"3
9/15/"3
12/15/"1
3/3l/"l
101.06
101.00
100.09
101.16
106.16
2/25/U2 102.1"
6/2/"l 105. 08
5/5/"2 101.01
12/1 /"2 100.26
U/I5/U3 100.20
8/2/"l
8/l2/"3
1/5/""
1/6/""
7/l5/"3
100.22 2/25/"l 102.07
100.01 12/23/"2 101.12
100.06
8/5/"2 101.20
100.0" IO/6A2 101.1"
100.03
8/5/"2 101.12
7/l"A3 100.01
7/l"/"3 100.08
1/22/"" 100.03
I2/5A1 100.01
S/2/UI 101.0"
ll/2/"2 101.06
5/3/"3 101.00
11/SA3 100.09
12/5/"2 100.31
3/20AI 10". 18
7/19A3 100.16 2/lg/"2 102.1"
II/5AI 101.30 12/26/"l 10". 18
5/29A3 100.00 8/l7/"2 101.01
6/l/"3, 100.00 1/31/"" 100.26
6/2/U3 100.00 I/31A" 100.20
9/I5A3 100.06 lO/30/"3 100.00
lO/20/Ul 103.15 ll/5/"l 100.01
8/10A3 101.08
8/l2/"3 100.08
1/5/"" 100.20
1/6/"" 100.15
7/15A3 100.12
l/2/"3
lA/"3
"/l2/"3
"/7A3
"/1U/143
7/l"A3 100.09
7/l"A3 100.08
"/l"/"3
5/3/"3
1/22/lA 100.03 11/8/U3
100.04
11/U/U3
7/3/"3
7/17A3 103.19 l?/3l/"3
7/l9/"3 101.09
7/6/"3 103.06
5/29/"3 100.09
6/1A3 100.00
6/2/"3 100.00
l/2/"3
1/31/""
1/31/1*
1/31/""
1/31/""
I/31A" 100.06 IO/30A3 100.00
1/31/W*
1/31/""
l/2/"2 101.06
1/31/"1 100.21 9/10/in 99-11 12/10/"1
.8"* 1/31/""
2/1/""
.86* 1/2U/"1(
9/25/"2 100.20
7/7/"3 100.00 10/30A2
12/l8/"0 100.18
9/9/"l 98.28 IO/6A2
11 /I /"I 100.18 10/25 /"I
99.02 12/29 A2
6/5/"2 100.29 8/16A3 100.01
1/2A3
7/l2/"3 100.2" 1/13/"" 100.16 io/i"A3
7/6/"3 100.11
100.03
6/29/"3
99.21
I/2A3
.SU*
l/3l/"l*
.86*
l/2"/"it
7/7A3 100.0"
8/IIA3 98.31
1/2A3
1/2A3
100.20
99.29
100.03
100.29
100.2"
l/2/"3
99^03
8/16A3 100.01
1/2A3
1/13/"" 100.16 io/i"A3
1/10/""
Certificates of
Indebtedness 7/
.00*
2,211
5.251
1.655
2.5l»5
U.122
3.519
3.5IW
7/8*
7/8*
7/8*
7/8*
7/S*
7/8*
7/8*
A -
B C -
D I T a -
2/1/"" 8/
2/
"/l/U"
5/1/""
8/1/""
9/1/""
10/1/""
.5"*
.5"*
.73*
•
78*
.79*
.80*
12/l/"lt
.50*
.50*
.71*
.76*
.77*
-78*
2/
2/
52* -.02*
"/l5/"3
.52*
-.0"*
5/1 /"3
.7^
.77*
.78*
+ .02*
+ .0"*
+ .0"*
79*
+ .03*
8/2/"3
9/l5/"3
10/l5/"3
12/l/"3
Guaranteed by U.
$"12
C ommodity Credit Corp
1-1/8*0
2/15/"5
571
Reconstruction Finance
Corporation
W - lt/15/IA
1*
•
2/l/"3
S.
+52»!
per H
50*
5C*
(HlUloae)
1/21/1*
.82*
1/22A"
•50*
.70*
.73*
.7"*
.76*
1/8/""
1/22/""
1/10/""
1/8/""
1/10/""
.82*
.82*
5A/"3
.79* 10/15A3
.83* lo/l5/"3
.8"4 l0/l3/"3
.83* ll/22/"3
9/2/"l
99.25 12/27 Al 100-11
7/8A3
8/5/"l
99-25 12/27A1
7/1A3
.82*
1/25A3
l+52(!
I
71:*
1/22/""
1/S/"U
1/22/""
73*
1/ioA"
83* 10/15A3
1/8/""
1/10/""
.8"* 10/13A3
.83* ll/22/"3
.82*
.82*
5/"/"3
5/"/"3
79* 10/15A3
1/25/1*3
5AA3
Govemjnent 10/
.
100.06
100.03
100.0"
100.07
.91*
100.0"
.38
-.05*
."0
7/2l/"l
7/3A1 100.26
PART B - TAXABLE TREASURY BILLS
Amount
outstanding
.oc^
per M
.5t*
1/21A"
99-26
l/2/"3
1/3/""
Treasury Bulletin
5^
Over- the -Counter Closing Quotations on Public Marketable Securities Issued by the
United States Governnent and by Federal Agencies
January 31, 1044
-
(Continued)
Table I.- Securltlee Issued or Guaranteed by the United States Government
PART C - TAX-EXEMPT BONDS AND NOTES
AMoat
-
(Continued)
February 1944
5'5
Over-the-counter Closing Quotations on Public Marketable Securities Issued by the
United States Goveminent and by Federal Agencies
January 31, 1944 - (Continued)
Table II.
-
Securities Issued by Federal Agencies but not Guaranteed by the United States
PART A
Amount
outstanding
(HUlloas)
-
ISSUES IJUOTED ON A PRICE BASIS
Treasury Bulletin
56
YIELDS
OF TREASURY SECURITIES
Based on
ERCE^
2.60
f
2
40-
220
2
1
00
80
160
140
,20
1.00
BO
Mean
of Closin;^
Bid
JAN.
31.
and Asked Quotations
1944
February 1944
57
Average Yields of Long-Term Treasury and Corporate Bonds
(Percent per Eumum)
Partial Ijr
tajc-exempt
Treaeury
bonds 1/
HighTaxable
grade
Treaeury
corporate
bonds 2/
bonds
HighPartially
Taxable
grade
tax-exempt
Treasury
corporate
Treasury
bonds 2/
bonds
bonds 1/
Partially
HtghTaxable
tax-exempt
grade
Treaeury
Treasury
corporate
bonds 2/
bonds 1/
bonds 2/
^
^
Monthly Serlee h/
Mar..
2.01
2.09
2.00
2.37
2.39
2.35
2.76
2.80
2.80
2.92
2.86
2.78
Apr..
May..
June
1.98
1-97
1.97
2.31*
2-35
2.33
2.77
2.76
2.75
2.16
2.21
2.65
2.76
2.79
3.29
July.
tag.
Sept
2.00
2.02
2.03
2.3U
2. 71*
2.31*
2.3U
2.73
2-73
Oct..
Hot.
2.60
3.1'*
2.33
2.72
2.1*6
.
2. 06
2.31*
2.71
Dec.
2.35
2.93
2.86
Oct..
Hot.
2.05
.
Sec.
2.09
2.36
2.72
3.09
3.2U
3.36
igUO-Jan..
Feb..
Mar..
2.30
2.32
2.25
2.81
2.79
2.77
Peb..
Mar..
2. 06
2. 06
2.08
2.32
2.32
2.33
2.70
2.68
2.70
1939^an..
2.1*7
Peb..
Mar.
2.W*
.
2.31*
2.96
2.90
2.87
2.66
3.22
3.19
Apr..
May..
June.
2.30
2.17
2.13
2.65
2.61
2. 60
3.18
3. 18
3.15
July.
Aug..
Sept.
2.62
2.53
2.51
3.lt
3.11
3.07
2.U7
1936-Jan.
I*b...
Mar. ..
3-32
3.26
Apr...
May..
June.
3. 21*
.
3. 21*
July..
taxg..
Sept
.
Oct
.
.
Hot...
Dec...
19l*2-Jan.
Peb.
.
.
19lt3-Jan.
1937 -Jan.
Peb...
Mar. ..
2.1*6
April.
May...
June.
2.80
2.76
2.76
3.'»3
Apr.
May..
June.
2.25
2.38
2.39
2.
3.36
3.31
2.87
2.93
Apr.
May..
June.
2.02
1.92
1.85
2.32
2.30
2.29
2.68
2.65
2.63
July..
2.72
2.72
2.77
3.27
3.25
3.26
July.
Aug.
Sept.
2.28
2.25
2.18
2.85
2.80
2.71
July.
Aug.
Sept.
1.82
1.83
1.80
2.27
2.28
2.30
2.5s
2.57
2.59
2.76
2.71
2.67
3.26
3.22
3.17
Oct..
Hot.
Dee.
2.10
1.97
1.89
2.70
2.65
2.59
Oct..
Not..
1.81
1.85
1.86
2.30
2.32
31*
2.60
2.61
2.63
2.65
3.17
2.57
2.71
2.73
1.86
2. 31*
2.65
Peb..
Mar..
1.99
2.10
2.01
.
Au^.
Sept
.
2.60
.
.
Oct..
Not..
Dec.
1938- Jan.
.
,
19lH-Jaii.
71*
Peb..
Mar..
2.6U
2.6U
Apr..
May..
June.
2.62
2.51
2.52
3.15
Apr..
May..
JUne.
1.96
1.92
1.91
2.76
2.75
2.70
July.
Aug..
Sept.
2.52
2.51
2.58
3.12
3.10
3.12
July.
Au«.
Sept
1.90
1.9I*
2.66
2.65
2.6U
Oct..
Hot..
2.1*8
3.06
2.50
I:?
2.%
3.01*
Oct..
Hot.
Dec.
1.88
1.85
1.96
Sec.
3.02
1.9I*
.
19l*3-An«.
7.
1.8l*
11*.
21.
28.
Sept.
1*.
11.
18.
25.
2.55
2.57
2.59
2.58
19l*3-Oct.
1.83
1.83
1.82
2.28
2.28
2.28
2.28
1.82
1.80
1.80
1.80
2.30
2.30
2.30
2.30
2.57
2.58
2.61
2. 60
Hot.
^
2.61
16.
23.
30.
1.79
1.80
1.82
1.81
1.82
2.30
2.30
2.30
2.30
2.31
6.
1.8U
1.81*
2.32
2.32
2.59
1320.
27.
2.31*
2.61
2.61
2.
9-
1.86
1.86
2.33
.
2.61
2-57
2.68
2.23
2.22
2.37
Weekly Series - Saturday Plgures
Dec.
19l*l*-Jan
19l*3-Dec.
2.60
2.59
2.59
2. 61
1*.
11.
18.
2k.
31.
2. 60
19l*l*-Jaa.
8.
15.
22.
29.
1.86
2.
Treasury Bulletin
56
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GOVERNMENT
AGENCIES
CORPORATIONS AND CREDIT
OF THE UNITED STATES
-59-
6
3
6
U
Treasury Bulletin
60
Assets and Liabilities of Government Corporations and Credit Agencies
December 31, 1943
(In Billions of dollars)
lBtsrac*i^7 asssts
lDT««tB6ntl
Corpormtlon or
Prsfsrrsd
capital
stock,
m^acj
Total
u. s.
Cash
U
stc.
•at
Raal ssAccount!
tats and
ftod other
othsr
recalTablBt
Capital
stock and
paid-in
bualnssfl
ent
surplns of
property corporaOoTSroBsnt
tions and
corporaa^snclas
tions
Sacorltl«t
^uaran-
•curl- te«d by
United
Stfttse
Banks for eoopsratlTss
CoBzoditjr Credit CorporationDisaster LosA Corporation....
Eiport-Icport Bank of Vasbin^on.
rara Credit Idainlstratlon
Tar« Sacxirlty Adaini strati on
federal hone loan banks
federal Houslc^ Malnistration.
federal interaediate credit banks.
.
235.2
329.5
2.7
2U.1
6.3
U13.il
135.8
226.2
Ul6.2
l.U
10.0
528.1
federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Tsderal Deposit Icsuranes Corporation U/.
federal fare Mortca^e Corporation
.
331.3
l.7Wt.5
20.8
.
^
federal land banks
federal Batlonal Mortgage Association..
federal Prison Industries, tnc
federal Public Housing Authority
fedsral Salines and Loan Insurance
Corporation
federal Security Acency - student war
loana U/
federal Vorke Acency:
Public Works Adalnistration
Var Public Works- consunity facilities
Eoae Ovners' Loan Corporation
Inland Vatenrays Corporation U/
Intsrior Departnent (Indian loane)...
Panaaa Bailroad Coopany U/
Production credit corporationa
Puerto Rico P.econstruction Administration
fieconetmction finance Corporation 6/..
Be^ional agricultural credit corporations
RfC Kortga^s Coopany. The
Rural nectrif ieatlon Adainlstration.
Tennessee Valley Authority
29.1
728.5
1.1U9.6
29U.0
128.9
U16.U
1,980.3
67.1
636.7
151.5
62.6
36.0
.U
2U3.1
31.3
20.6
30.7
1.357.9
1*2.8
229.6
168.8
I403.3
110.1
3."
3.1
72.''
72. li
1.683.2
2U.9
2.6
73.6
127.5
21.9
9.279.9
6U.9
250.0
U3g.l
3.7
1,338.1
1.5
57.1
I.O
33-7
76.7
17't.O
.11
1I0.3
•
3.8
7
"•1.5
1.2
17.0
.7
127-7
1.5
1.6
6.5
182.5
37.9
7.2
U.9
1.2
lUO.l
U.l<
.2
103.6
2.7
7-9
318.U
.1
21.2
16.5
29.
6lt.6
ll|«.8
2.0
'187.7
OoTSm-
18.2
7.1
15.7
6.9
30.2
18.3
550.8
36.1
33.8
Qua froo
5.1
7-0
•3
63.3
.U
38.0
.9
15.0
6.6
25.0
"1.2
2.6
.8
16.2
.7
.2
U6.9
100.0
2.6
12.1
.6
10.5
50.5
76.1
68.3
6.3
3.1
•
6.0
1.'113.2
338.3
115.6
367.7
696.6
101.5
3U7.2
6.78U.5
15-9
yi'.lu
1.0
7.003.3
360.7
2.11
32
32.0
2.3
8.5
7.8
11.7
6.6
67U.7
12.0
2.2
20.
14.
Tennessee 7alls7 Aaeociated CooperatlTSs, Inc
United States Haritime Comlssion
Var corporations and actlrities (World
War I ) 8/
.2
8.171.2
877.2
208. ll
Other GoTernaent agencies 10/.
8.091.5
25-9
U5, 210.0
7.W13.7
Adjuataent to ellainate interagency
Interests
1st
tota
3U.1
3-5
War corporations (World War II) 2/.
War Shipping Administration
Oross total
107.9
1».8
176.0
1.6
696.5
26ll.2
111.2
526.5
8,031.2
6.9
1109.
52'*. U
l,Wi8.5
ltU6.6
682.7
1.926.0
1.623.9
-16,1116.9
29.063.1
7.'*U3.7
"109.6
216.6
U5.9
52U.U
I.UI18.5
UU6.6
(Continued on following pege)
682.7
1.926.0
1.623-9
15.512.2
63U.7
-15.512.2
-6?U.7
lU.557.8
lU. 557.8
February 1944
61
Assets and Liabilities of Government Corporations and Credit Agencies
December 31, 1943 - (Continued)
(In BllllonB of dollars)
Liabilities and reBorras
Proprietary Interest
Ll&bllltleB
Ouaranteed
by United
States
(inclndee
accrued
interest)
Corporation or agency
Banks for cooperatlTes
CoQUQodity Credit Corporation
Disaster Loan Corporation
122-7
1.719.U
.1
Export-Import Bank of VaBhington
ranu Credit Administration
T^rm Security Administration
l.U
211.2
217.2
Federal Crop Insurance C^orporation
Federal Depoelt Insurance Corporation U/
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Federal home loan banks
Federal Housing Administration
Federal Intermediate credit banks
^
Federal land banks
Federal National Mortgage Association....
Federal Prison Industries, Inc
Federal Public BouBlog Authority
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
Corporation
Federal Security Agency - student war
loans U/
Federal Works Agency:
Public Works Administration
War Public Works- community facilities
Home Oimere Loan Corporation
Inland Waterways Corporation U/
'
Interior Department (Indian loans)
Panama Railroad Company hj
Frodoction credit corporations
Puerto Rico Reconstruction Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corporation 6/....
Regional agricultural credit corporations
RFC Mortgage Company. The
Sural Electrification Administration
Tenneesee Valley Authority
Tennessee 7alley Associated Cooperatives,
I
nc
United States Maritime Commission
War corporations and activities (World.
War I ) 8/
War corporations (World War II)
War Shipping Administration
^
Other Government agencies 10/
Gross total
Adjustnent to eliminate Interagency
Interests
Net total
17.8
1*39.2
1.041.U
95.0
27.2
326.9
1.501.1
U3.5
.3
UOS.g
1.609.5
1.3
Not
guaranteed
by tJnlted
States
Owned by United Statee
Doe to GoTermnent
corporations and
agencies
Treasury
Other
Sxcese
of
aasets
(Total
proprietary interest)
Prlrately
owned
Capital
Surplus
stock
U/
Nonstoelc
62
Treasury Bulletin
Sources of Funds of Certain Government Corporations and Credit Agencies
for the First Six Months, Fiscal Year 1044
Corporation or a^ancx
February 1^44
63
Usee of Funds of Certain Government Corporations and Credit Agencies
for the First Six Months, Fiscal Year 1944
Corporation or agency
6h
Treasury Bulletin
Sources of Funds of Certain Government Corporations and Credit Agencies
from Inception of Organization through December 31, 1943
Oorporatlon or ac«ncr
February l'^44
65'
Uses of Funds of Certain Government Cori)oratlons and Credit Agencies
from Inception of Organization through December 31, 1943
Corporation or a^tncy
INTERNAL
REVENUE
66
STATISTICS
February 1944
67
Summary of Internal Revenue Collections!/
Cin thoutandt of dollari)
ftiploTment taxes
Ibcobo and profits taxes
Social Security taxes
Tltcal year
or mo&th
Total
Corporation
Incoas and
excast
profit!
IndlTldual
2/
Mlacallanoous
profits
taxes U/
U
ISS"*
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
19110
191*1
19te
19''3
19U3-Janu6jy
February
March
.
.
.
.
April
Hay
June
2.672.239
3.281.792
819,656
1.105.788
1*19.509
3,U9't.330
l,i*27,W*5
671*. '*16
U.63U,308
5,6U3.g3U
2,179,828
2,629,016
1,091.71*1
5.162.355
5.322.768
7.351.531
13.029.912
22,368.713
2.185,105
2,129,606
3. '71,122
8,006.880
16,298.876
1.028,831*
797.227
1,058.902
1,286.312
5.273,1121
1. '•72, 335
1.007,599
681. 617
511, '•07
1,813,51*8
September.
U, 613, 21*9
'1,191,778
October.
November
December
2,179,567
2,089.229
5.017.358
1.61*3,578
1,1*70.850
1*. 590. 615
l,l'*7.55''
2,086,1*86
1,581*.
390
1.039.535
19l»U- January.
.
.
.
.
7'tO,i*29
529.635
605.350
687.327
895,336
101.167
106.123
100.658
119,617
109, i«7
833.521
925.856
.185,362
.U98.705
.131,51*6
156. 008
211.151
5.319
3,771
20.785
73.'*lO
185.299
1.97'*. 909
813.577
33.7l<0
217.368
296,097
''33,759
U, 868. 220
1.231,1*112
.
58.119
90.267
703
1.998.885
1.672.217
.
207.339
502.917
gl*,2Ul
», 383, 1*20
.
265. 71*5
71*2,660
i*.6S7.'*59
753,1*77
.
I48
31.178
112.786
3,262,800
6.629.932
l.'*l7.655
9. 58"*.
2UI1
,
689
2.872,526
325,15"
239,127
122.626
30.896
81,761
2,819
11*9
287
.U76
122,01*8
137.871
170,1*09
501
26.276
91,229
307
919
828
120. 03I*
107.038
5.8U9
7,11*7
2,91*3
238.910
203.1*10
9.01*7
26.U53
23.968
291*.
338
181*,
28.270
22,538
2.205,581*
7.362
27. 71*7
2,593
1.186
31*7.376
10.2U7
115. 826
U,8l*6
1.1*1*7
298,726
2,132,387
2.871*
8.51*7
IU.676
263,723
27,863
109,533
222,363
2,91*9
937
32.813
23.977
108. U05
207, 051
5,1*86
873,819
511.977
2.01*1*, 715
1,086,U51
51*8,1*114
2,175,565'
1*8
l't.509
27.010
37.172
56,621
i*.026,UgU
Axigust
1,122.531
1.120,579
2.016,295
982.017
l,36U.9go
July
2,631
6.560
397.516
572.115
738.520
1,056.909
1.299,918
527.113
^
Carrlsrs'
federal
federal
UnssiplOTnent Taxing Act
Insurance
of 1937
Contributions
Tax Act
Act (01d-s<s (Unemployaent
Insurance
Insurance)
307,579
2.1*10, 21Sr
8,713
15,717
U,832i
6,202
538.653
111*,
661
2U2,827
38,1*50
122,183
1.1*96
8.339
1.086
530
36.859
81*.
770
27, 1*37 r
35.868
79I*
Miscellaneous Internal rerenua
fiscal year
or month
Total
Capital
stock
tax
Istata
and
gift
taxes
ManufacAlcoholic
hsTsra^e
taxes
I,ll81,l60
1,61*9,782
113.138
212,112
258.9"
91. 508
2.001*, 5II*
9U.9U3
378,8ll0
505. 2U3
2.188,735
2.272.158
137.1*99
139.31*9
305,51*8
1939
2.236.821
191*0
2.359.61*1
19U1
2. 951*. 553
191*2
3.837.670
127.203
132,739
166.653
281.900
328.795
1*6.739
330,805
378.925
209
216
392
3UU.702
372,593
329,179
888
193
365
July
August.
September.
651 617
591*, 917
,
135.61*5
393.608
187,876
31*. 636
October.
NoTember
December.
1*21,328
I93I*
1935
1936
1937
1938
u. 571, 132
191*3
191*3- January
.
.
February.
March
April
May
Jtine
.
.
.
.
191*1+- January
Source;
r
1/
2/
^
.
.
378,501*
375,552
388,293
381.913
Tobacco
taxes
Stamp
taxes
turers' and
retailers'
excise
taxes
Mlscsllaneoue
taxes
A^lcultural
adjustment
taxes
6/
1*25.169
1*58.776
66.580
390,038
11*7 ,156
371.1*23
1*3.133
68,990
69.919
3'*2.275
379.51*0
1*16.751*
91.052
76.172
80. 161
117.501
526,222
62.323
593.831
567.670
500.786
551.923
567.777
360,715
360.071
M07,058
587.605
579. 78U
1*1.083
396.891
11*3.51*0
62U,o6)t
38.681
39.057
1*1*7.088
11*8,926
,0118,165
I*it7.it96
,l*23.1l«l
617.373
852.069
670.015
206,831
1*32,51*0
608,072
697.712
780,792
923.857
80,565
6s,2i*7
3,776
3.551
68.1*27
28,613
6l,6U2
136,876
128.299
120.528
1*1,912
50,1*20
79.51*1*
ii.i»i9
51.1*59
1*7.178
36,659
112,757
76,681*
1*6,21*0
109,271*
1*8.793
60,1*39
28,672
115,231
71,339
79,821
5.115
5.127
1*7,910
2ll,8U7
86,771
89.965
28,012
125.168
128,869
117,315
86.351*
3.81*1
20.063
366
1*0.718
122.371*
117,303
90,013
93.058
3.939
253
3.93'*
58,568
56.156
-1*2
36.1*1*3
120,191*
87 . 101
3,999
6U.39I*
70.1*82
76.20I*
59
52.181*
107.886
77,211
'»,275
68.029
72,269
80.l6g
1*16,871*
31*.
Reports of collections.
Revised.
excludes colloetions for credit to certain trust accounts for
territories and Insular poeseselons. etc. (except for the fiscal years 1929 throng 1931*. vhen they aggregated less than $1
Billion a year)
Includes rictory tax collsctlons and collectlone under the
Current Tax Payment Act of 191*3.
Excess profits tax Imposed under the Second Revenue Act of
191*0. as amended.
ltlO.926
819,869
|*/
^
6/
1*6.233
1*1.702
1*5,155
1*1*9,851*
1(00,501
732.333
65,222
'*.993
39.195
63.8O6
79,981
60,902
U,021
59.1*88
192, 61U
'»,510
55.538
52.751
103,312
70.699
85.653
Consists of the declared value excess profits tax. the profit
limiting provisions of the Vinson Act. and the tax on unjust
enrichment
For the jjerlod prior to September 1939 the data In the colxuuns entitled Federal Insurance Contributions Act and Federal
Unemployment Tax Act represent collections under Titles 7III
and IX. respectively, of the Social Security Act.
Includes tax collections under the Sugar Act of 1937 and under the dividends tax Imposed by the Act of June 16, 1933-
Treasury Bulletin
68
COLLECTIONS OF INTERNAL REVENUE
f/sco/ y»ors 1929 to
DOLLARS
Billion*
DOLLARS
Estate and Gift
/943
First 7
Months F/sco/ Year /944
DOLLARS
Total
Billions
February 1944
69
Detailed Analysis of Current Internal Revenue Collections^/
(In thouaande of dollare)
First 7 months
First 7 months
January
Sources of revenua
iQCome and profits taxee:
Individual:
Withheld by eoployero (Current
Act of 191*3) 2/
TaJt
;
Sourcee of revenue
Fiscal
year
Fiscal
year
19U3
iguit
628. 5U2
2.737.270
9U
782,967
396.210 1,388,852
13-''55
7"*, 207
5,219,367
lUO .010
1.328
Other:
Cxirrent
Back
^
MiecellaneouB internal revenue (continued):
Stamp taxee:
Bonds, iseues of capital stock, deeds of
conveyance, etc
Transfers of capital stock and aioilar
Interest sales
Playing cards
Silver bullion salss or transfers
Total BtaiDp taxes.
Corporation:
Income taxes:
Current J/
Baelt
Excess profits taxes (Second Revenue Act
of 19MO as amended)
Miscellaneous profits taxes:
Declared value
Vinson Act
Unjust enrictaneat
Total income and profits taxes
ZmploTment taxes:
Social Security taxes:
Federal Insurance Coatrlhutioae Act (Oldage insurance)
Federal Unemployment Tax Act (Unemployment
Insurance)
Total Social Security taxes.
Carriers' Taxing Act of 1937-
Total employment taxes
Miscellaneous internal revenue:
Capital stock tax
Estate tax
159,907
2.U22,156
3'W,796
351.869 1.653.712
3.820,1|02
15.763
171.021
6.093
109
Total alcoholic beverage taxes.
Tobacco taxes:
Cigars (large)
Cigars (small)
Cigarettes (large)
Cigarettes eioall )
Snuff
Tobacco (chewing and smoking)...
Cigarette papers and tubes
Leaf dealer penalties, etc
Cigarette and cigar floor taxee.
(
Total tobacco taxee.
ce:
•
1/
2/
U7.O3O
192
1.330
62.857
39
366
Manufacturers' and retailers' excise taxes:
Lubricating oils
Gasoline
Tires and tubes
Floor taxes on tires and tubes
Automobile trucke and buses
Other automobiles and motorcycles
Parts and accessories for automobllee
Electrical energy
Electric, gas, and oil appliances
Hectrlc light bulbs and tubes
Electric signs (repealed as of 11/1/1*2)...
Badio sets, phonographe. components, etc..
Phonograph records
Musical Instruments
Mechanical refrigerators, air-conditioners
etc
636.576
736,327
36,859
55.3'*5
66,100
121,389
691,921
802.1*27
79U
99,U78
123.105
122.183
791.399
925.532
59
326.7'tO
50,96U
239.786
258,380
5,88U
5,988
Oift tax
Alcoholic beverage taxes:
Distilled spirits (imported, excise)
Distilled spirits (domestic, excise)
Distilled spirits rectification tax
Vines, cordials, etc. (imported, excise)..
Vines, cordials, etc. (domestic, excise)..
Brandy used for fortifying sweet vines
(repealed as of July 1, ighO)
Dealers in distilled spirits; rectifiers;
manufacturers of stills (special taxes).
Stamps for distilled spirits intended for
export
Case stamps for distilled spirits bottled
in bond
Container stamps
Floor taxes
Fermented malt liquors
Brewers; dealers in malt liquors (special
taxes)
1 ,8811,002
1.5«U,390 5.209,326 15,526,230
8U,530
23,281
39.5't9
lt2,0l*9
1*29.728
1.52U
12,170
339
2,139
3'»5
102
20,932
5.380
-15
210
603
197
Fiscal
year
Fiscal
year
191*3
19UI*
2.138
11,U1*3
15,02U
1,585
5t7
6,261
9.127
1*,158
''•335
5
89
33
'',275
21.951
28,519
3,371
17.069
2.556
23,822
193,991
8,278
56
3.389
1,162
11,781
28,928
162,693
22,779
2U
I9l»lt
Ayment
Victory tni (SoTonue Act of 19U2)
January
I9UU
378.603
Matches
Floor taxes on matches
Business and store machines
furs - retailere' excise
Jewelry - retailers' excise
Luggage
Optical equipment (repealed as of 11/1/U2)
Photographic apparatus
Rubber articles (repealed as of 11/1/1*2)..
Sporting goods
Toilet preparations - retailere' exciee...
Washing machines (repealed as of 11/1/1*2).
Firearms, shells and cartridges
Pistols and revolvers
Repealed taxes not listed above
Total manufacturers' and retailers' excise
taxes
158
89
.367
.589
28.1*78
959
870
16,752
29,363
522
390
20
307
256
5.536
2,205
506
U.2I5
1,052
2,1*98
3t
91*3
1*05
90
1*,229
1*1*6
1*,1*81
1.956
U,676
2.275
157
1.885
1,068
•
5
325
9.821*
I7.6U6
1*03
52.521
3.176
•
281
933
6.313
13,066
3,012
19.139
9
192
6.38U
1.977
35,138
63.965
3,508
6,952
192
1,1*06
23. 773
1
35
32
UU
1.051
562
1*5
29
U23
76
68,029
U22,951
l*ll*,92l*
8
U.020
3,218
32,825
1*1,705
11,856
1*2,039
81,61*7
7,961*
1,091*
10,591
32,251
8,U59
37.968
52,961
8,903
92,027
17,598
179
3,71*7
127,368
137.798
126,01*3
1
30I*
522
3,559
193
3.581
16.71*5
92 2l*l
3,713
131.197
328
.01*8
IO.55U
1.532
15,38U
5.578
1
1.108
37, '122
895
7,035
67,6lU
251.175
25.581
313.073
35
2,561
2.1*20
U,63lt
107.886
837.390
839,110
2. 318
16,992
7
6
12.130
56
15
70,ltOll
1»93,613
559,581*
681
3.629
191
U,181
29,280
762
28,587
738
1
2
2
5t
1*0
i*,i*U6
-26
8,183
30
77,211
5U8,222
610, U73
Reports of collections.
Less than $500.
Excludes collections for credit to certain trust accounts for
territories and insular posssssions, etc.
Consists only of tax collections under the Current Tax Payment Act
of 191*3 for which returns have been filed with the Collector of
Internal Revenue. Collections as shown in Dally Treasury Statemente
consist of withholdings deposited In Government depositaries in
Miscellaneous taxee:
Bituminous Coal Act of 1937
Sugar Act of 1937
Telephone, telegraph, radio and cable,
leased wires, etc
Local telephone eervlce
Transportation of oil by pipe line
Transportation of pereons, seats, berths..
Transportation of property (effective
12/I/H2)...
Uss of motor vehicles (effective 2/1/1*2)..
Uee of boats (effective 2/1/1*2)
Leases of safe-deposit boxes
Admiseions to theaters, concerts,
cabarets, etc
Club duee and initiation fees
Bowling alleye, pool tables, etc
Coin operated devices
Adulterated and processed or renovated
butter, mixed flour U/ and filled cfaeeee
Oleomargarine, including special taxes....
Narcotics, including marihuana and special
taxee
Coconut and other vegetable oile proceesed
Hational Firearms Act
All other, including repealed taxee not
listed above
Total miscellaneous taxee
Total miscellaneous internal revenue.
Total internal revenue
612
35
323
.
1,360
108.537
lt.191
1.571*
1.575
8,755
15.72i»
2
22
258
I.72U
12
2,528
28
1*29
397
1.357
12
2,UUl
13
72,269
1*12,003
671,231
381.913 2,8lU,927
3,207,228
1*0
1*05
11
2,088,1*86 8,815.652 19.658,990
addition to payments sccoDpanylne retomfl filed with the Collector
of Internal Bevenne.
Cnrrent collections conelet In general of taxes paid vltbln tvelre
months after the close of the taxable rear for which the return was
!t/
filed.
Tax Imposed upon the manufactnre and sale of, and the occupational
tax on, mixed flour repealed ae of NoTenber 1, 19^*2-
OLD
AND
SILVER
70
STATISTICS
February 194-f
71
Gold Assets and Liabilities of the Treasury
(In mlllionB of dollaro)
Ualilltilei
End of calendar
Tear or month
Cold
1935
1936
1937
1938
i9't3
19^3- Janiiary
February
March
.
1,008.6
156.0
I56-O
156.0
156.0
156.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1.800.0
1.800.0
1*08.9
156.0
156.0
356.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
ll»8.5
156.0
156.0
156.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1.800.0
156.2
152.3
150.2
20.127.7
20,067.1
156.0
156.0
156.0
1.800.0
1,800.0
1.800.0
159 -1*
159-1
151-9
21,937.8
20,002.6
19.953-1
19,821.0
156.0
155.0
156.0
1,800.0
1.800.0
1.800.0
157.1
155.6
160-7
21.918.1
19,800.8
156.0
1.800.0
161.3
17.
21.991*.
15.273.6
22,736.1
22.726.3
21.937.8
20,561*.
19.825.1*
20,611.9
19.821.0
22,6S3.0
.
22,61*3.8
20.578.5
20.533.7
22.575-7
20,1*70.8
22.1*72.7
20,360.1*
22.1*26.1*
20,318.1
20,281.3
22.387.5
July
August
.
.
20,219.1*
22.331*.
22,21*2.8
.
September.
22.175.0
October.
November.
December.
22.115.7
.
22.061*.
19W*-JanuBry...
Comprises (1) gold certificates held by the public and In Federal Reserve Banks; and (2) gold certificate credits in (a) the
1/
2/
^
-7-67
59
3.83
-39
I93I*-
3-51*
168.55
71*3.96
5-25
1.75
796.1*3
19351936.
19371938-
l+lt.l)0
699.30
1*3-69
52-31*
80l*.96
3.31
3.11
Jiily-Sept
765.95
3.2U
Oct .-Dec.
51.62
657.1*7
2.8l*
851.76
821.53
711.93
2-93
3.1H
3.16
2.50
789.32
1,530.30
1. 281.31
750.17
Oct. -Dec.
1939 - Jan. -Mar..
Apr -June
.
1(0.1*2
701.00
I9U0 - Jan. -Mar.
Apr - J\m*)
1*6.77
739-62
1*6-37
1,1*80.79
Jiily-Sept
Oct. -Dec.
52-27
73.63
1,225.88
.
191*1 -
End of fiscal
year or month
121*.
38.23
671*. ol*
31*
751.87
1*9.67
320.20
2-59
30-91
57.05
22l*.76
1.1*0
257.07
76.11
-75.81
3-27
2.31
-2l*-l*0
19U2 - Jan. -Mar..
Apr -June
July-Sept
Oct. -Dec.
36.U9
30.03
32.36
12.23
-87. OU
1.86
17.62
-16. in
1.1*3
.
191*3 -
Jan. -Mar..
Apr -June
July-Sept
.
Oct. -Dec.
1/
2/
2j
1*9.20
I.2I*
-3.01 i/
6.66
-3-23 2/
-1*1.17
1.62
1.11
-152.1*0
.65
-187.03
1.77
-219.1*2
-23U-93
35
.72
•
160.7
15U-3
1US.9
Gold
Silver
($35 per
fine ounce)
($1.29-> per
7.856.2
9.115.6
IO.6O8.U
12.318.3
12.963.0
fine ounce)
898.2
1,1*63.1
2,21*^.5
2.5U2.I
3,066.U
Ratio of
silver to gold
and silver in
monetary stocks
10.3
13.8
17.5
17.2
19.1
191*0.
16,110.1
19.963.1
3.605.2
3.939.6
191*1.
22,621*.
1*.
191*2.
22.736.7
22,387.5
l*.306.3
i*.298.5
1939.
191*3-
11*8.7
22.683.0
3ll*.6
Ifebruary
22,61*3.8
March ....
22,575-7
312.0
306.8
April.
Hay.
June.
22,1*72.7
191*3- January
-
18.3
16.5
15-5
15.9
16.1
16.0
16.0
16.0
372-1*6
136.1*3
-1*8.69
1*9.08
17.57
-27-83
-150.51
-188.27
.
22,1*26.1*
303-9
U.298.9
22,387-5
i*.298.5
1*.
l*,29i*.U
16.1
16.1
16.1
16.1
16.1
16.0
July
August
September.
22, 331*.
22,21*2.8
1*,
22,175.0
It,
October.
November
December
22,115.7
22,061*.7
1*,223.7
1*,212.7
21,937-8
1*.
207.3
16.0
16.0
16.1
21,918.1
i*.172.5
16.0
.
.
.
276.0
233.1
-212.1*1
-237. W*
Includes gold released from earmark or gold placed under earmark.
Comprises domestic coin, secondary gold. etc.
Eicesfl of sales of gold to domestic industry over receipts of
newly-mined domestic gold.
a5.3
71*7-01
Jan.-Har..
Apr -June
July-Sept.
Oct. -Dec.
.
213.2
158.1*
(In millions of dollars)
Gold received tiy
MiscelImportation or
released for ex- laneous 2/
portation (-) 1/
1*7.22
1*9.12
.
682.1*
Monetary Stocks of Gold and Silver
Treasury Gold Receipts
1938 - Jan. -Mar..
Apr - J\ine
July-Sept
31*1-9
Beard of Governors, Federal Reserve
Oold Certificate Fond
System, and (b) the Redemption Fond - Federal Reserve notes.
Reserve against United States notes and Treasury notes of I89O.
Excludes gold In active portion of Bxchange Stabilization Fund.
(In mlllionB of dollars at $35 per fine ounce)
Newly-mined
domestic
gold
1*87.1*
1,591.6
-
Dally Treasury Statements.
Source:
Oold In
General Fund
1.800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
.
April
May
June
rand 1/
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
7.G79.5
8.959-6
9.212.3
11,872.8
61*3.1*
1939
19U0
19U1
igUs
Ixchange
StaMllMtlon
,
5.27l*.0
S.238.G
10.122.9
11.257.6
12,760.0
lU.Sll.S
193"*
Gold Reserve
against U. S.
notes etc. 2/
Oold Certificates 1/
AsefltB
19l4+-January
p.
Daily Treasury Statement and Circulation Statement of
United States Money.
Preliminary.
U
7
...
3
U
7
6
Treasury Bulletin
72
Components of Silver Monetary Stock
(I>
allllou of dsllud
81 Ivor hold In Troorary
bd
3oo«rlBc illror
sortlfloAtoo 1/
of e»l%nAMT
jmmr or aoBtk
•llnr killtaa
193^
1935
19)6
1937
19)«
•llTor dollvo
ai.6
508.
576.9
775-9
93«.«
X. 137.6
508.
1939
i960
19U1
l.i9*.Z
1.39».I
l^i
1.516.2
1,520.0
1. '176.1
1963
1.517.9
1,518.8
1.519.7
U6}.6
1.519.
1.519.
1.519.
W.5.9
Soptoabor
October
VoToabar
Daeoabar
1,520.0
April
HV
Jnna
Jolj
lu^ot
IjUU-jastiar/ p
Soarca;
p
'*5B.7
U53.3
BOLlliOB
at eoot
SllTor
dollar! 1/
8.8
5.7
5.1
.3
•
U28.6
U3.it
3.5
.2
535.3
Ul«.l»
19.1
616.0
657 ."
662.3
628.2
551.8
19.5
30.3
35.9
89.3
262.7
35.2
18.U
Total ollTor
at tl.?9
par onaca
Subildlarj
coin 2/
1,279-7
1. 970-1
2,U02.3
2.8O6.5
305.)
323-5
350 -&
366.9
372.8
3.3'i6.8
U8.1
52.5
63.0
78.8
96.8
.1
i»22.U
U22.
u. 060.0
621.1
613.9
606.0
79.'!
36.9
U1.2
36.9
5
2
5.3
2.3
3.5
9.2
lU.U
W5.5
Bullion for
roeolaac* ij
U.2
1.2
UfU.i
U68.3
uoo.U
U67.8
U66.8
fabruarj
March
9uboldloj7
cola 2/
505.7
503.7
502.7
1,516.3
1,516.3
1.516.8
19'"3-JaBu«iy
SllTor ovtoldo
Troooory
la Ooaoral ^oad
.2
3'17.7
3.790.2
"193.5
U,2kU.8
587.3
68U.7
"1,317.6
"1.207-3
'',31'i-6
81.6
588.5
59O.C
596.0
6OC.0
593.6
592-1
83.0
8U.3
85.7
60U.7
612.7
623.1
''.30)-9
"1.298.9
"1.298-5
87.5
633.2
6U2.2
80.
"1,312.0
"1.306.8
U.29U.U
1129.9
^3^
U26.5
27.2
589.1
58U.9
567.3
88.8
90.7
1,519.
1,520.
U22.0
UIO.3
UOO.it
26.5
21.7
lU.U
560.7
553.8
551.8
92-3
9U.0
96.8
663.6
1.520.0
67il.2
68I1.7
"1,223-7
"1,212.7
"1.207-3
398 -6
17.3
538.8
95.8
68;.
"1,172.5
Dallj Traaaur/ Stat aaaat and Cireulatloa Stataaant of U<ad
Statoi MoD«7.
Prallal&arj.
18.8
•
1/
2/
"1,276.0
U. 233.1
65)1.8
Laai than t^O.OOO.
Valuad at $1.29«' por omce.
Taluad at $1,384- par ounca.
Sliver Production In the United States and Silver Acquisition by Mints and Assay Offices
1/
(Zn alllloDt of onnoat or dollara)
ailTor
prodnetloa
Sllrar aeqalrad bj alati and aaaay offloaa
In
Calandaj. jraar
or aosth
Oataa
Stataa
Havl7 alnad doaaatlc
allTap 2/
OoBoaa
W"!
Satlonalliad
•ilrar 2/
roralp illTar U/
Oollari
Ouneaa
Dollara
Ooncao
110.6
2.0
55.3
1.0
.H
.2
172.5
U9U.U
271.9
86.5
318.2
150.3
2111.S
Dollara
21.8
lU.l
1935
1936
1937
1938
I15.6
38.0
63.1
71.3
61.7
61.1
27-3
17-3
70.6
61.6
U2!u
355. "i
108.
156.9
1939
63-9
67.0
60.7
68.3
70.5
uo.i
"17.9
3I1.O
282.8
139-8
72.6
11.3
120.5
50.9
27-1
6.0
'15.3
5-5
3-9
62.1
5-5
3.8
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.6
19110
igui
P
19"12
19U3
19'13-Jaaaar7.
.
rabruarj..
Mar oh
April
KiJ
•Tuna
Jttlj
.
.
October.
,
iroToabar
.
Decaabar
.
I9U1. Janoarj
r
•
1/
2/
50.1
3.9
.6
.5
3.8
3.2
3.9
1.6
1-3
1.2
1.1
333.
312.
617.
9
3U6.5
^2
197.8
163-3
199-1
3"i3-3
160.
53"i-
208.0
99-"*
l"i3.l
77-2
1.6
1.3
1.2
.9
.8
"10.
3-9
.1
.1
.5
1.1
.9
.8
"i.U
Au^dlt.
Saptaabar.
3o«roa:
"18.5
30U.
.
.
"1.0
2.8
.2
t.l r
1-5
.1
5/
31lTar prodsotloai Aaaaal Kaporte of tha Ureator of tha
Mint for aannal flgarea thraaiih 1939: relaaaee of Aaarloaa
Bareau of Metal Btatletlee for all later flgoree.
BoTlaed.
Laee than ;o.0OO.
Tot laforvatloa oa allTar produetloa la ethar eoaatrlee froa
1933 throned 19I1O or I9I1I. aee •TreaeMr Bolletla" for
An«u.t 19113. pa«a 7"!.
Acquired at b>.6U« oa
Acqul
oante par flaa onaaa natll Afrll 9, 1935:
^
U/
3/
at 71.11* caata par fine osBoe froa that data natll April 23,
1935: at 77-57* cente froa April 23. 1935 to Daeeabar 31,
1937: at 6>t.£>t* oante per flna onaee froa Decrabar 31. 1937
to Jnlj 1, 1939: and at 71. ll* oante alnce July 1. 1939.
Acquired at 30.01 cente per fine ounce. Ixecutlva Proclasatloa of Au(uot 9, 193U. repealed April 28. 1938.
Acquired at rarloue ps-lcee arera^ac ^rproxlsately 'jl cent!
par ounoe.
(at Tat ani labia.
February 1944
73
Seigniorage on Silver
(CuinalatiTe frOB Janiiar7 1, 193^ ~ tn nllllonB of dollars)
Soorcae of selgnlora^ on sllrer bullion ravaluad 1/
potential
Selgnlora^
2nd of calendar
year or month
on ellrer
and ainor
coins
193^
1935
1936
1937
1938
^.3
18.5
U6.1
63.7
69.5
1939
1940
19IH
igUg
iS^i
91.7
122.2
182.1
2^5.7
299.6
19'*3- January.
eeigniora^ on
Misc. Bllrer
sllTor
SllTer PurBevly-ffllned
Hewly-ffllned
chase Act
silTer (Proc.
ellTer (Act
bullion held
of June 19,
BBC. 21. 1933) July 6, 1939)
June ll*. 193U)
19311
(Incl.
3U.7
3U.7
3U.7
3U.7
3^.7
U8.7
Us.
530.7
562.7
580.1*
63.6
65.3
581*. 3
63.6
63.6
63.9
1*8.7
87.6
E7.6
1*8.7
87.6'
April
271.9
277.5
280.1
1*8.7
1*8.7
87.6
87.6
87.6
6U.1*
1*8.7
July
August
September
283.3
286.0
288.9
1*8.7
1*8.7
1*8.7
October.
HoTenber
December
293-2
297.1
299.6
301.9
1/
758.8
87.3
87.6
87.6
87.6
87.6
1*8.7
I9't4-January..
5O8.I
S16.O
1*8.7
261*.
Basis;
1*22,1
3't.7
l*.2
581*.
581*. 3
581*. 3
58U.3
?j
SJ
3U.7
'*57.7
25.7
reralued
3'*.
7"*.
1*8.3
at eoet in
Oeneral fund
132.6
27U.9
397.5
1*8.7
1*8.7
ilTer bullion
on sllTsr
128,7
326.2
51.1
226.2
302.7
366.7
1*8.7
Total
seigniors^
28.5
3U.5
.1*
16.8
36.0
55.0
251.0
257.5
.
Wt)
U8.7
U8.7
U8.7
febroBZy.
.
to«. 9.
1*8.7
March
May
June
Rationalised
silver
(Proc. of
51*1.6
799-7
950.6
1,055.8
1,089.0
818.
1,01*8.2
705.6
759-1*
820.6
967.3
3U.7
3U.7
3U.7
818.
1,029.7
818.9
8I9.2
1,01*8.1*
61*.
58U.3
58U.3
65.2
581*. 3
3^.7
3U.7
3U.7
819-7
820.1
820.5
1,036.6
1.029.5
1.029.5
87.6
87.6
87.6
65.2
65-2
65.2
581*. 3
3'*.7
581*. 3
581*. 3
3^.7
3U.7
820.5
820.5
320.5
1,026.5
1,020.0
989.7
1*8.7
87.
87.6
87.6
58U.3
58U.3
1*8.7
65.2
65.3
65.3
3U.7
U8.7
581*.
3U.7
820.5
820.6
820.6
978.5
968.7
967.3
1*8.7
87.6
65.3
581*.
3U.7
820.6
91*3.9
Daily Treasury Statements.
These items represent the difference between the cost value and
the monetary value of silver bullion revalued and held to secure
silver certificates.
2/
^
3"*.
2/
1,038.9
The figures in this coluim are not cmsulatlve; as the amount of
bullion held changes, the potential seigniorage thereon changes.
Increase due principally to cunolative adjustment in computing
average cost per ounce.
OTHER
TREASURY
7*^
STATISTICS
February 1944
75
Net Capital Movement to the United States, 1935 through November 1943
[Tn
thousandt of dollars.
Net capital outflow {-)]
AnalyeiB of net capital morenent
Net capital
movement
Movement In
8hort-tenn
banking funds
Movement In
transactions
In domestic
securities
Movement In
transactions
In foreign
securities
31*
316.660
600,693
21A.626
57,196
32,990
-85,1*27
125.158
191.076
267. 008
26.758
115.689
Movement in
brokerage
balances
Calendar year:
1, 1936)1936-Dec. 30, 1936).
1936-Dec. 29, 1937).
1937-Dec. 28, 1938).
1938-Jan.
3. I9U0).
l,ltl2,U86
96U.629
1,195,922
801,915
397,31*2
255.591*
1*15.256
1.195.635
331.268
1,132.383
19U0-DBC. 31, igitO).
igUl-Dec. 31, 19ltl).
1, 19l*2-Dec. 31, I9U2)
1. I9U3-NOT. 30, 19't3).
706,380
-'96.923
6oU,321
1,238,599
852,928
-286,622
561.573
1.109.207
20.358
3.513
10.989
1*6,599
36.775
78.156
51.703
-7,36U
81,o2S
1935-Hov. 30, 19'»3).
7,073.591
5,318.302
115.372
710.105
929,812
66.905
73.376
57.538
57.339
-90
December.
6.725
12.338
2,732
3.372
19U3- January.
February.
March.
72,750
107,175
132,152
151. 809
2.658
-600
5.205
-2.503
9.881
-86.922
2,131*
65,206
70.330
223.795
58.289
8U5
922
-1,027
3,662
-l»,537
58.720
59,027
1,903
1.698
565
1935
1936
1937
193s
1939
I9H0
(Jai>-
2.
(Jan.
2,
(Dec. 31.
(Dec. 30.
(Doc. 29,
{Jan.
(Jan.
(Jan.
(Jan.
U,
Total (Jan.
2.
19ltl
19't2
19't3
1935-Jaii.
1,
19lt2-N0Teml)er.
.
.
April.
May..
June.
U9.592
July
August ....
September.
170,31*2
1*5,011
October
November
133,267
16s, 979
.
Back Figures; Monthly data for the period January 191*1 throiieh
June 191*2 mey be found in the "Treaaury Bulletin" for
September 19l*3. page 73.
119.683
61.505
7l*.311
221*.
6,039
6,811
687
31*,
-21*5,062
-261.955
327
1*20
135.679
-7U7
163.1* 36
1.301*
6,937
-389
It, 392
-5.283
21, OW*
-687
2.715
-9.1*05
58.632
-91*2
-2.565
-175
-13,91*0
lit*.
900
21,1*99
-978
I.52I*
FQEyiCTORY
BUY
UNITED
STATES
WAR
%ONDS
AND
STAMPS
C^;
T'^
Treas.
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