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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
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BULLETIN
OF THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
JULY 1940
Analysis of Receipts and Disbursements
Composition of the Public Debt
Capital Movements and Monetary Data
Other Treasury Statistics
LIBRARY
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
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1 1 1972
^^Ik^m'H DEPARTMENT
BULLETIN
OF THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
JULY 1940
Analysis of Receipts and Disbursements
Composition of the Public Debt
Capital Movements and Monetary Data
Other Treasury Statistics
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
Table of Contents
Page
1-5
PartnerahlpB In the United Statea, 1936
Reoelpta and S]g;>endltux«8
riaoal Yeara 1935-'tO
Ezpendlturee by Olaaaea, Reoelpta by Souroea
Soolal Inauranoe Aooounta
Oaab Isiioome and Outgo
.
7
.
.
General Fund and Publlo Debt
Oompoaltlon of the General Fund
Treaaury Financing Operatlona
Boldlnga of Oovemnent Obllgatlona
Net Karket Tranaaotlona of Treaaury XnTeatsent Aooounta
Oofflpoaltlon of the Publlo Debt
Ooaputed Zntereet and Tlelda on Publlo Debt Xaaues
(ktvemment Oorporatlona and Oredlt Agenoles
Llabllltlea
and Proprietary Zntereet
Aaaeta,
Souroea and Ueea of Funda
Isauea Outatandlng
International Oapltal KoTemants
Summary Table, 1935-39
Short-Term Foreign Aaeeta and Llabllltlea
Seourlty Tranaaotlona and Brokerage Balanoea
Tranaaotlona In U. 8. Domestlo Seourltlea
Foreign Exobange Tranaaotlona
Other Monetary Data
Biohange Stabilization Aeoount
Gold and Silver
Foreign Exchange
8-17
18-19
20
23
2^
25
25
25
27
.
3I
32-35
J6
3<
l»-^3
l
l
h
'
I
l6
^7
'•9-50
52-53
5'*-57
5*
Mleoellaneoua
Veseela Oleared from the Onlted Statea
0<»BmodltleB Imported Under Quota
Law Enforoement Statlatloa
60-6I
62
63
size and Industrial Distribution of Partnerships In 1936
A
classification of
partnerships
for the year 1936 by size of net Incomes and by Industrial groups Is
presented in the accompanying table.
information was obtained by a
Tills
special tabulation of the 1936 FedAlthougii
eral income tax returns.^
partnerships are not directly taxable
under the Federal Income tax, they
are required to report annually (Form
1065)
their net Income and the distributive shares of their individual
taxable
Ttiese shares are
partners.
to the partners under the individual
income tax.^
Hitherto only Incomplete official
data have been available on partnerStatistics on the total numships.
ber of partnerships (without classification by industry or size of net
are contained in "Statistics
income)
of Income," compiled annually by the
Treasury Departmont on the basis of
Federal income tax returns filed. In
addition, information on partnerships
with net income of $100,000 or
( al
^The •tuA7 was tpODSored and directed bj the TreaniT7
Departsent, DlTlelon of Tax Heeearch, and financed b^
fund, allocated to the Treaaury Department under authorisation of the Cosmlflsloner of Work Projecte,
^Ihe partnership return of Income Is an Information-*
Ireiy
al return; no tax llahlllty is computed from It.
domestic partnership, and every foreign partnership
doing Vuslnese In the United States or recelrlne Income
from sources within the United States, was required to
file a return for I936, the term partnership helnf defined to Include "a syndicate, group, pool. Joint venture, or other unincorporated organisation, throu^ or
hy means of which any business, financial operation, or
venture Is carried on, end which Is not, within the
meaning of this Act, a trust or estate or a corpora.section 1001 (a)
(Hevenuo Act of 1936,
tion ..."
The returns were submitted In original and dup(3).)
licate to the several collectors of Internal revenue,
and unaudited duplicate copies were made available to
the Income Tax Study for tabulation.
more,(b) with net income under $100,with deficits for the
and
(c)
000,
year 1935 was submitted to committees
of Congress In connection with the
hearings on the Revenue Act of 1936.'
Partnershipe with net income
The attached tabulation reveals
that of the 230,004 partnerships covIncome
ered, 87 percent reported net
For partnerships the proin 1936."
portion of those reporting net Income
is more than twice as large as in the
In 1936 only
case of corporations.
38 percent of the corporations reComparable
ported net Incomes. 5
data are not available for all sole
proprietorships, but only for those
reported on tax returns of individuals who had net income of $5,000
or more from all sources in 1936. Of
a
this group 89 percent reported
profit from business enterprise.
In
greater
interpreting the fact that a
proportion of partnerships
'Hearings on the Bevenue Act of 1936 before the House
Committee on Ways and Means (page U2g) , and before the
Senate Committee on Finance (page 30), 7Uth Congress, 2d
session,
returns used In the tabu'*The number of partnership
lation on which this analysis is based is approilmmtely
97 percent of the number reported in "Statistics of Income for 1936, Part 1." The data In "Statistics of Income" are based on a tally made In the field by the COW
lectors of Internal rorenae from the originals of the
tax returns. The omission of approxlmatoly 3 percent of
the ^Brtnershlp returns from the present tabulation may
be accounted for by (1) the failure of some partnerships
to file duplicates of their returns from which the tabulation was made, and (?) the exclusion from the tabulation of those returns Included in the collectors' count
which, though filed In 1937, were neither for the year
1936 nor for fiscal years ending In the period July 193b
through June 1937.
^Treasury Department, Bureau of Internal Revenue
"Statistics of Income for 1936, Part 2*, page 6.
than of corporatlonfl reported net
Income at least two factors should
First,
be noted.
In computing net
Income,
corporations are allowed to
the compensation
paid to ofPartnerships (and sole proprietors)
are not permitted such a
deduction. Second, the proportion of
the total number of corporate returns
represented by "Inactive corporations"
is somewhat greater
than the proportion of the total number of partnership returns represented by "partnerships with no Income data". Further,
the deduction for Interest may be less
Important for partnerships than for
corporations.
deduct
ficers.
Distribution h^ income classes
Tlie
heaviest concentration In the
number of partnerships appears In
the smaller net Income and deficit
classes.
Two-thirds of the net income partnerships reported net Income
under $5,000.
Less than 5 percent
reported net Income of $25,000 or
more. Only 112 partnershlpe reported
net Income of $500,000 or more.
The concentration of net Income
firms In the class of less than
$5,000 was paralleled by a concentration of deficit firms In the class
with net deficits of less than $5,000.
Of about 24,000 deficit partnershlpe
almost 90 percent were In that class.'
Distribution by Industrial groupe
In 1936 two-fifths of all the part
nershlpe were engaged In trade, chief
ly retailing.
Service enterpr 1 see
Slailar data for corporation! and lOla proprietor^•hip! ar« cntalnad In 'Statlttlo, of Incoaa*.
Including the professions, constituted
the next largest group and represented 17 percent of the total.
Financial enterprises comprised
11
percent and agriculture and manufacturing each approximated 8 percent of
all partnerships. Among corporations,
there was relatively less concentra-
tion In trade, and more In
turing and finance.
manufac-
Partnerships with low net Incomes
and with small deficits were particularly numerous In some Industries.
In retail trade,
75 percent of those
with net income reported less than
$5,000 net Incomes;
04 percent of
those with net deficit reported less
than $5,000 deficits.
Similar proportions obtained In such businesses
as domestic and personal
service,
automobile repair and garages, real
estate, and faming.
In wholesale trade, in most branches of manufacturing and in the motion
picture Industry, partnerships tended to have an Income larger than the
average for all industries.
Although a partnership with a net
Income or a net deficit of $100,000
or more appeared in practically every
major Industry, most of the firms
with a net income of $100,000 or
over were either
professional
or
financial
In character.
More than
half were brokers, security dealers
and law firms.
Investment
bankers.
Investment trusts, and accountants
were also numerous in the higher net
income groupe.
Number of Partnerships In the UnltM States Classified by Industry
and by Size of Net Income or Deficit, 1936 1/
-
Number of Partnerohlps In the United States Classified by Industry
and by Size of Net Income or Deficit, 1936 J/ -(Continued)
Number of Partnerships in the United States Classified by Industry
and by Size of Net Income or Deficit, 1936 J/ -(Continued)
(BH
ladutir 2/
tjMaa* «n<
Mt
d«flslt
alM(M
la tbooaaod* of tellcn)
FEDERAL
RECEIPTS
AND
-6-
EXPENDITURES
Summary Table on Receipts, Expenditures and Public Debt
(la adllion* of 4aUar« - as baili of itSlf
tnanxy
•tatananti, nnrsTlatd}
Monthly Receipts, Expenditures and Excess of Expenditures
(la mlllloaa of dollara - on b«al« of dallj Treasnrr •tatoaoata, aaravlaad)
Jaa.
hb.
Ama
Ajr.
Jnl7
*ac.
laealpta
1935.
1936...
19J7...
193«...
19»...
601
ao3
a<
?75
758
1,011
9fio
335
308
315
9?»
228
231
363
m
5*
2<t6
U63
256
335
375
868
I409
''53
299
3*3
529
77"*
311
'»87
613
308
Uzo
858
2.U38
1.295
937
973
X.OTO
616
lipaadltaraa
55«
19 J7.
193«.
19»19I10.
Bxcaaa of •xpaadlturai
1935
1936
1937
193»
19»
19110
5M
U(9
613
^^
713
66b
285
310
317
271
33«
179
30i«
199
385
39»
SI
«15
752
879
1.006
S
-27
-lOS
-196
-208
1U2
557
617
39U
370
$18
72
1*88
786
7SZ
365
1.909
360
286
fcp*.
Ost.
Dao.
lotal
BUDGET RECEIPTS, EXPENDITURES AND EXCESS OF EXPENDITURES
January 1935 to Date
1935
DOLLARS'
1936
1938
1937
1940
1939
-DOLLARS
Millions
Millione
1.200
-Receipts
1.200
1.000
1.000
SOO
800
600
600
400
400
200
200
11 H
JMMJSNJMMJSNJMMJSNJMMJSNJMMJSNJMMJSN
1
I
1
]
t
I
.600
1.400
400
1.200
1.200
1.000
1.000
800
600
400
400
200
JMMJ SNJMMJ SNJMMJSNJMMJ SNJMMJ SNJMMJSN
1.000
1.000
of Receipts
Excess
800
800
Expend itures
or
600
600
£j(C9ss of £xp9ndi-iurz,K
400
400
200
200
I
li
~€xc^sA
200
400
200
of Rec9/pts
M
M M
JMMJSNJMMJSN
JMMJSN
SNJMMJSN
SNJMMJ
JVMJ
1939
1936
1937
1936
1935
I
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I
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I
I
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I
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II
II
i
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1940
I
I
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400
10
Expenditures
(Xb allllau (f tellart -
w teal>
-
General
of dally 1
n»
t\tr)
»tm%m*n\, «ar«Tl(*d)
keUl
Acrloaltonl AA-
P<ttlle
iBtlMol
(oUl
•r Booth
3.»3
2,6a
1933-.
1937.
3.225
3.399
».297
193«-
lt.66l
l9p.
daffBca
07
905
5.3a
6.335
T05
inc..
I
fi29
59
51
99
19)»^n.
lUr.
57
ipr.
T13
^/
laol^ot
ptibllo
576
5«2
1/
I
procna
111
15h
80
190
^6
536
99«
lallnwd
trnXinMBt i«t*
if.
i
>t5
J*
U9
t5
127
12U
I3«
1)6
in
57
57
61
S3
97
46
taUdlnci, pvblla hifianft, rlTor* and haiberai TaBBoaaae
t3»
^
169
1*3
172
2A
LOkl
\u
271
15
26
a
15
18
31
zk
151
31
u
190
16
119
23
22
105
2lt
3«
19
1H6
21
11
2U
22
22
23
69
10
305
29
22
26
*3
1%
699
757
«zi
92«
911
23
23
loe
1(2
155
Othar
U
UT
3»
OB tbo
poklle
dott
325
290
73
llf
loe
112
60
59
59
tloa Oorpt
2«9
T12
533
527
362
7«7
.019
95
Oet.
OT.
Dm.
763
100
106
102
5>»
559
trstloa
'i
<;£
97»
1.075
1.190
A
Socurlty
jitelalo-
6fi«
635
eirUtu
50
Tallajr Intherlty, Bnral
Baotrlfioatloa aad BselaaBtlon
prt)J*ct«.
^
laoli^od nador Boootot? and Baltof la thara jraara.
Expenditures
-
Recovery and Relief
(la BlUloBa of dollar* - oa taala of daily Traaniy ttataaaati. mrarlaad)
Ilaaal tbbt
or aenth
Pnblle aorka, looladlas voxk rollif
latol
WAi/
2,31*1/
9851/
2,101
1.20)
1.896
1.U72
2,210
1.179
816
781
711
312
£06
599
1939.<Taaa.
252
167
60
inc..
Sopt.
220
321
170
^l
106
60
51
55
Oot.
lOT.
Dao.
175
182
19I
113
112
121
?
61
19
10
19
3.
19lC^aa.
I
(
)
on
2.23«
r*i>.
^P
16B
120
Har.
210
\^
ipr.
Mi*.
»7
199
ITO
MlBOdlaiwon*
11*
I
1.811 1/
3.111
Aid to
Otiwr
191
1937.
193«.
1939.
1910.
isrleoltnral
(•>
3«5
2.763
1933.
1931.
Ballaf
133
128
U3
1
2
19
18
%
170 2/
90
150
Iaolada» faada axpaadad for OlTillan Ooaaarratlon Corpa dnrlai; thai* yoara.
tnoIoUt 191., 000, 000 raitoratton of luipltal l^alraont of Oo^Mdlty Cradlt Corporation.
Prior to iitcal year I9I0 flcurao Inolodo Bational Youth Adalalttratlon ojpendlturo*.
laolodai tll9, 599. 918.03 raitoratloa of capital l^ialraaat of Ooaaodlty Crodit Corporation.
Uii than $500,000.
ladloatat axcata of oradlta, dadnot.
1?«
16(
16
11
1255/
9
9
I
9
12
53
16
13
10
215
5
U
1
3
11
(•>
28
22
13
6
1
22
303
182
I
7
I
6
11
Expenditures
-
Revolving Funds (Net), and Transfers to Trust Accounts, etc.
(In BlllloBi of Aallan - an
BarelTinc
tmA»
bula
of dally fnarajr at^tiaaBt, onrtTlud)
fnaafara to troat aoeenato. ato.
(act)
VlMal yax
IMaral
or aonth
total
igrlecatnral
Aid
Poblla
«orki
(otal
Old-Ac* ^"^
BnrrlToro
iBBiaranoo
Inut
7*
1933
1936
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
U
SOU
121
92
5h
19>io
193>J^~.
Jnlr.
inc..
8«pt.
Oet..
Knr..
Dm..
IJIlO-Jan..
Nt..
Mar..
tfT..
""J..
Jaw.
7U
3U6
M.
(5)
(•)
u
ImdV
BaUnad
Ratlroaant
AoQoxmt
idjuattd
Sorrleo
Oortmaata
load
Ad-vaaeao to
Ball road
loynont
TTi iiM^i
lumranoo
ieeomt
12
Collections of Internal Revenue
(la t hiwi
— wl t
of
doUu-a - on tamli of rapartt of eoUMtlau)
flaad
enrcM
of
Imoa*
tenroaa of
19M>
19>«
1939
Tb oo— t«x««i
Oorpormtlon
OmVDt
BMk
lG9.>»3>t
a
18. 856
m: 321
IMlrldnal
OQxr«nt •••••,.•,«.•• a .«•«
Buk
lxs««»-profltt
•••.•«..
160.92H
891
191. 7?t
6.7H3
3.529
2.7M
90.26J
tfis.iNA
353.868
753
831
H78
19.731
779
131
35.812
365
Taxat oa gajuat «arlol»«at..**
1.910
HI •c«1Iab*oti«
Oi(ilt*l ttodc tax.
latAte tax
oirx t«i
....•
Alcohollo b«Tara^ t«xaal
Uatlllad aplrltt
(l^>ort«d. «xol»*)
Dlstlllxl aplrlta
(doaaatlo. ajtclae)
Dlatlllad qilrlta
raotlfleatloa tax.
Vlaaa. oordlala, ato..
(l^ortad, axclaa)
3.930
1.288
633
U3
3U
9*6
•OS
292
itu
l,£lO
2.301
Vlaaa, oordi«It, atc.i
(laaaatlo, axclaa)
3t*lSj naad for foriltjiag nrtat vlnaa
Oaalara Is dlatlllad
plrltat ractiflarai
umfajitTiTara of atllla
(apaclal tuna)
Staipa for dlatUlad
^Irlta latandad for
axport
a
Oaiaa ata^a for
Uatlllad aplrlta
V>ttlad Is Iwnd
Oontalsar riyt
noor t«xaa
Taraantod salt ll<iTk>ra....
Br«v«r9; daalara Is amll
llqTiora (apadal taxaa).
i
j
Total aloohollo
^aram^ taxaa
1.731
18.86>»
j
i
1/
10b
1.067
29
.1^
65>»
•
Tsbaeoa taxaai
Cl«ara (larca)
01«ara (aall)
Olcarattaa (Urg«)
Otcarattaa (aMU)
ftlQff •••*• •••••••aaaaaaaa
lotaoca (ohairliK
asd aaaklQf)
a
Ol^taratta papara ai^ tikaa
Laaf daalar panaltlaa.atCa
Total tollaaoc taxaa
SaonMStarr* ate, ata^a
taxaai
Bonda of IsdabtadnaaBi
laauaa of capital atook,
daada of oonT^asoa.ate*
Coital atook and alaUar
lataraat aalaa or trasafar
Flajrloc oarda
Stlrar bullloa aalaa
or tra&afara
«
Salaa of prodosa for tOmm
dallmy (rapaalad aa
9
**iniy)
Total doCTMantarr. ato.*
ata^ taxaa
Kjrj
>i6
28,888
18,)l7i»
2.121.073
1939
R<
13
Collections of Internal Revenue
(Zn thoiuanAa of dollars - oa
teftsls
of nporti of oollootioM)
iBoeao aad Profltt
tlMal Tur
or ao&th
Pavrell
SooUl SMsrl*7 iat Sl
totd.
SoUl
ladlTiftal
Ooxporfttioa
Inoanaeo
fetal
II
1929
1930
2.939.05'*
3,(m),iii£
2,331.27<»
2.UlO,259
i:Si:^
8»t9
1931
1932
1933
I9y»
1935
2, Use, 229
1,860,01)0
833.6it8
1.557.729
1.619.839
2,672.239
3.299.U36
1.0^,757
'«7.191
352.57U
819,656
1.105,791
1*19,509
1(00,11*7
527.113
578,678
3,520.208
».653.l?5
5.658.765
l,l*27,Wt8
67U,Ul6
1,091,71a
1,286,312
982,017
753.032
1,082,028
1.336,901
I.1S9.597
1.139.056
i90,aoo
1936
1937
1938
1939
7'i6.791
5.l8l.CTl»
5.3'«.'i52
2.173.769
2,622,813
2,178,U31
2,121,073
1939-Jbbo.
568.646
353.868
163,668
Jolr.
300,091
'»3.699
U,318
33.'«9fi
10.577
151.177
I9l(0
I*zm
331.298
1,028,831*
Oot..
BOT..
292.2U1
339.615
36.122
3»>.»8
8,172
Ooatribatlona
i0«
Thu^ploT^
•at lax
Aot
Oarriors'
Taziag JLot
of 1937
1.235.733
1.263,i»lU
''&
39U.ZI8
32.381
23,019
180,121
W
287
207.339
502,917
529.835
605,350
58.119
90,267
101,167
106,123
16.252
2, 601*
663
12.985
72,754
66,11)1
5.098
b,052
U9I
17.81)0
9.1*43
61, 882
87,280
2.723
5.148
5.730
20,167
1*93
7.891*
60,157
87,861
2,099
28,1*21*
1,191
1,063
I8.360
11.786
6,802
681
19.137
12.749
7'».'t29
833.521
97.W7
12,308
68.578
113.177
89.61)1*
Dm..
'»98.993
3i8.eit5
137.3>A
27.95?
ao,57U
181,501
19>IO-Jan..
3O6.30H
it5.68|
Teb..
Kar..
385.0U
TO.9W
65U.6^
25,128
27.503
298,5M8
11*7.282
S6l,l68
20,561
UJ.W*}
356.076
i*r..
May..
I49.U98
15.IM
30,051*
77.310
ua.731
It65!ii^
13.070
331,210
28,085
Jteia.
26l*,19>*
16,103
U.llO
15.076
71,813
86.792
2.673
1*1,061
11*9. '»76
I09.'t27
122,01*8
1.515
1.5>)8
51*4
Klaeellaaeoaa latental Bsraaii*
tAijuat
Kaoal Tear
or aoath
fatal
04)ital
atock
litate
aaA
gift
ilootaolie
tereragaa
lofeaooe
607.790
629.887
61.897
a».770
12.777
11.695
434,445
1931.
1932.
1933.
568.I89
500.972
873.048
1.481,l60
1.667.423
48,078
47,422
34,310
10,432
8,704
444,277
398.579
43,171*
'•02,739
80,168
91,508
U3,138
258.911
411,022
425,169
459.179
94.943
137.499
139.3^9
127.203
132.739
378,840
2,207,608
2,287,075
2,256,031
2.377.322
501,166
552,254
568,182
360,715
360,071
505,464
594,245
567.979
587.800
624.253
608.518
68,990
69.919
46,233
41,083
38,681
1939^nnie.
197.695
131
36.177
5'».982
56.506
Jal/.
iag..
Sq>t.
183, lU
1.937
7U.524
52,041
A. 767
51.655
280.095
29.471
56.15^
P.U3
.519
Oat.
BOT.
Dec.
186,987
191.510
168,030
1.984
367
24l
29.185
25.525
21.320
193"*.
1935.
2,oa.c79
1936.
1937.
1938.
194e-Jan.
Kb.
Mar.
ilpr..
May..
1/
1/
^
2^.886
212,112
Maaofao-
Mlwel-
tuxero'
laaaona
•zslMa
19291930.
>*50,339
64,173
77,729
46,9"|4
34.322
25,010
138
18,310
14,026
87,496
147.156
108,194
247.751
390,038
3*2.275
379. S"*
eat
47,088
6,073
6,217
6,683
8,536
2,716
34.627
12.556
831
48,629
56,980
51,128
2,602
3,261
3.194
40,038
^.4llO
44,548
IJ.'KO
14.097
16.511
527
592
553
56.363
61.020
51.197
53.087
49.976
43.702
4,5**
3.127
28, 63
2.9a
36,018
13.149
17.299
12,631
1,008
44.142
47.U6
49.519
'«.3^7
45.092
3.020
2.77H
2.684
41,128
3^,919
38.490
12.288
13.182
12,762
858
507
989
254
»,682
46,798
50,201
478
20,510
7l.'»5>t
90.742
55. '«9
58.817
2,840
3.289
5.387
29.606
41,203
43.867
11.500
I3.7V3
15.326
720
846
753
170,113
166,276
190.479
229
177
193
171,124
188,871
214,839
312
5«.199
449,854
416,754
'.891
396,,
3!t.l96
toral
aSJuat-
ent
371,423
526.222
92.132
98.289
131.704
162.180
165.972
U6I874
Agricttl^
11
166
344
32,241
43.133
aarlel^
71.637
Incl naiag eioae«.^roflte tax oollaotlona.
Jot tba period prior to Soptemtier 1939 the data In the ooloana entitled 'Inenraaoe Ooatrltutloni iot* and •OaaqciloyBeot lax Act* repreaant
aollaotiona mder Title Till and IX, re^eotlrely, of the Social Security lot.
Innltirting tax colleotlone tmder the Si^ar iot of 1937 end under the dlvidende tax inposed tj the iot of June 16, 1933*
*
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15
Customs Duties and Taxes Estimated, and Value of Dutiable
and Taxable Imports, by Tariff Schedules
(la thotuandf of loUar*) 1/
NOBtll
OlMDlsalt,
olli» and
palati
brthi,
Matala and
Vood and
Tobacco and i^prlealtnral
ndlaBaaa.and
mannfaaturaa maanfaotoraa
nannfaettiras prodnett and
nanofaetoraa
and glaansT*
of
of
proTldena
of
<a s/
•arthenwarCf
Zhttlas and tazaai
i,»6i
li32H
7fiO
i.o;2
1,27«
Sqit
i.37>»
826
986
871
1.7'i8
txg
Oot
1.715
909
1.078
836
2.963
2.533
2.629
1939-«V
Jniia
JUr
>>
Dao
1.573
890
1.289
1.229
1.135
793
>««y
1,203
1.303
683
758
1939-ltey
>>.2TB
19ltO-Ja&.
nt>
Mar
*fr
1.780
1.720
1.998
2.635
169
188
2.>t76
2,1)62
3.506
2,122
6.778
1.918
2.336
1.957
J§
1>I0
186
ig
6.978
2,02U
7.071
167
125
116
3.079
3,986
6.558
2.368
131
157
6,809
U.16U
1.302
1.611
5,787
7,711
3. 817
6!oU6
1,266
1,367
9.636
U.339
i,6iit
I5.3li8
3.005
3.583
3.012
2,2>)U
7.217
3,28>»
12,707
6,606
7.291
9.012
9,589
9,162
2.0lt7
1.768
2.111
2,22l»
Talnai
JtBia
".123
1.95?
2.056
Joly
iae
3.72«
3.833
3.822
1.951
2.226
1.959
5.661
i,6a6
2.035
2,U93
2.118
l»,U2
3.8U2
3.510
1.992
1.722
1.976
7.351
5.956
7.026
1.705
1.333
1.263
1.171
1.091
>t.029
'1.722
1.629
1.819
7.689
8.287
1,180
1.707
at*
Oot
Mr
Sac
19>40-Jan
Tab
Mar
tf'
HV
6,217
6.767
9.189
9.626
8,280
8,1|17
3.289
3.175
3.26p
2,1(H
3.196
2.729
2.625
3.010
3.292
6.596
3.889
Splrita,
wlnaa and
othar
tanraga*
Cotton
Bain^
faetnraa
Jlax, h&^,
Jnta, and
BBofaatQraa
of
16
Eatlmated Receipts from Taxes Imposed by Various Revenue Acta
on Imports into the United States
**\ux»
17
Computed Duties Collected, by Countries
(Ib thonwadi of dollar*)
Oonntir
18
Receipts and Expenditures under Social Security Act
(la
lllioBa
of dollars - oa baaia of dail7 Tr*aauZ7 otattBaato, nararltad)
lM*lp«a
lUiUllttnraa
Oraata to ftataa
tksw a^
nasal f—i
1936
1937
1938
1939
or aoath
^loraaat
pla7«n sf
taxao
(fltla nil)
8 or aora.
19't.3
511..fi
19>io
1939-J«*.
Jnlj.
iapt.
Oat..
ar..
Dae..
19kO-J«L..
Mb..
Iter..
Apr..
'»"!• "•
IM. 901)
tatal
raaaiptt
tra«ln
aip^aaa
Th«pl»79aat
eo^anoatlon
aAalalatrstlaa
!
Oia-a<a
aaalataaoa,
ata.
\
TaWl
craato
to
StaUa
of laxat
«• Olft-Jc*
aad fttrrlTora la-
2/
Ina« f<Bd
foUl
aipaaditaraa
19
Receipts and Expenditures Under Railroad Retirement
and Railroad Unemployment Insurance Acts
dm nitons of dollaTB - on tanlft of Aail/ TreaBoxy tateaontt. narevlsod)
J^endltnroe
Booolpts
Vlaonl 7«ar or aonth
total
1936
1937
193«
1939
X9M>
timtlT*
trantfors to
Ballroad Be-
•iponMi
tlnMnt
TranefsTB to
Ballroad Ud-
aeot.
eifjloynent
Total
e^andi-
Izt-
tnraa
trmBO* aoeouat
•3
LI
150.1
109.3
135.9
1.5
IU9.0
lit6.i»
UO.U
107.1
120.7
1939^ron«.
a.i
Jvlr.
Jug..
tapt.
23.7
Oct..
lOT..
Dae..
1.2
.7
.5
a>».5
1.3
128.3
21.9
15.0
37.'*
U.l
.k
19>lO-Jan...
18.7
7.7
10.0
10.0
10.0
10.7
10.5
11.3
10.0
10.0
rati..,
Mar...
7.1
15.0*
10.5
3T.0
ipr..
20.0
3.5
.3
Hair..,
5.9
27.8
Jnaa.,
ao.ii
.7
Railroad Retirement Account
(la BlllionB of dollars - on taala of dallj Traaanry ttataaenti. nnrarlaoa)
Baeatpta
Quj^aodad
i^raprtatlena ty Oeagrasa
OoUlatlTa aa of and of
flaaal yaar or aonth
Iiaaafara
flM
(wwral
/
1936
1937
1938
1939
•vallabla
for
tranafara
letal
Interaat
on
IsToaVnanta
1)6.6
146.6
.1
11.3
1U6.5
264.8
1.4
253.5
1939-Jfli3r.
275."*
293.5
300.7
384.9
384.9
384.9
3.6
inc..
109.5
91.«
8U.2
2
3«'».9
S: 2
38U.9
384.9
Oe*..
or..
Ue..
310.7
320.7
330.7
19>IO^aa..
3».7
rat)..
330.7
330.7
Mar..
t9T..
May..
Jma.
390.7
3g*.2
35^.2
Basaflt
pt^aata
total
iBTaataanti
of
approp—
rlatioBi
2/
li(6.i»
8v».
total
raoatpti
Ts eradlt
5>».2
64.2
5U.2
5>*.2
3i*.2
30.7
30.7
3.6
46.6
46.6
147.9
268.4
4,0
79.«
I85.6
46.6
42.6
66.2
67.2
13.2
1.6
2.3
193.9
I8U.7
175.6
69.1
77.2
77.2
111.5
93.4
84.3
13.3
14.2
14.1
77.2
77.2
77.2
64.2
54.2
15.4
U4.2
34.2
34.3
16.7
1'».3
17.8
11.5
1.8
H
3.6
3.6
3.6
3.6
388.5
388.5
388.5
222.4
231.7
241.0
166.2
156.8
3.6
250
259
269
138.1
128.7
U9.1
77.2
77.2
77.2
279.2
289.0
298.7
109.3
99.5
77.2
77.2
92a
79.1*
3.6
3.6
388.5
388.5
388.5
384.9
38^.9
384.9
3.6
3.6
5.9
388.5
388.5
390.8
6.0
68.1
82.8
194.7
203.8
384.9
384.9
384.9
bnrilag
offloar
46.6
36.6
388.5
388.5
388.5
a2.9
to erodlt
of dla-
W.S
.2
14.7
10.8
10.9
16.1
S:i
J'
9
letai
^
2/
3/
%J
^
6/
2/
8/
2/
*
n«urs* In thla and four precadlae taklaa ara roosdad to nsarait tantha of allliona and will not nacaeoarily add to totala.
Znolndaa only aapandltnraa fros appropriatioDi made apecifically for adalniatratlTa ezpeDiss palatine to tha Social Boourlty and
Ballroad BatiroNnt Aota. Doas not include adainietratlTe e^eneee payable from other ^>propri&tiono. Tii9 principal aeenciea
la tha latter croiv ara tha Bureau of Internal Barioiu of the Ireamy Sapartoant, and the Pntillo Eaaltb Sarrloa and the Offloa
of Idneatioa of tha rederal Saonrlty i<aacy.
Saoond Safleiancy ^roprlatlon Act, fiscal year I938, approrad Jtisa 25, I938, oarrlad an appropriation of $l|0,56l, 886.43,
pnrenant to anthoriiatlon of Ai^gust 24, I937, for naldnc refund to oartala States of portione of rederal et^loyara' tax for I936
aolleoted under Title IZ of tha Social Saenrity iot. Other refuade are on account of BqiloyBant taxes (Title Till) and Tax on
ee^loysre of 8 or mere (Title IZ, Sec. 901} 'Other than to Statee.*
Ihidsr Section 301 (f) of the Social Saourity lot asendasnts of 1939.
Includes halance of ^^roprlatloa available for tranefors.
Includes in 1938 the prooeeds of refunds to States of taxes collected under Title IZ, Sec. 901 of the Social Security iet,
avraatlac to $40,561,886.43.
Mnnead to Ballroad OnaqiloyBent Insurance iacotmt, pursuant to Seetloa 10 (d) of the Ballroad Tteaqployaent Insurance iet of
June 25, 1938. Such aaoxmte adTacced to he repaid on or hafore January 1, 19UI,
Bacalpts eiolude transfers froa States. Ixpenditurei exclude these itaas which are tranaferrad to Ballroad Onaa^loyBont Insurance Account, ror details see Treasury daily statemsnt for lOtb of month.
Transfere from general fund war* not reflected until July 1, 1937.
Includes balance of appropriation arailahle for tranefere subsequent to June 30, 1937.
Ixasae oredlt.
70S
4'
ao
Cash Income and Outgo of the Treasury
(Rum ncoTM
*T« aot Intaadx] to r«fl«ct th* budcctaiiT podtlan of the (>OT*niMilt. Bi*^ vlll aot tfrt* vlth budgetary flgur«> OB
thou appcarloc In !kil/ TrOMUry Btataanti ud Id otlwr tablai Is thlt Bnllatln. Tor
r«o«lpti. «p*adlt\mi kA daflolt •ocli
ai^ilautlon of th* rvrltloni aada In Qnllor Ttmiutj Stataaant fl^oraa to arrlra at thla eaah aariaa, a«a tha tait In Ttt. 1939
Bnllatln. All fl^oraa In tha takla at th* bottoa of th* pa«* har* nov ba«n rarlacd In asoordanoa with that axplaaatloa.
B
u
(I>
BUlloaa of dnllara)
CASH INCOME AND OUTGO AND NET CASH OUTGO
January 1935 to Date
DOLLARS
Mil lions
1,000
1.400
1.200
1.000
BOO
600
400
2
00
^,ooo
600
400
193 5
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
TREASURY
GENERAL
FUND
-22-
AND
PUBLIC
DEBT
23
Composition of General Fund
(Ib Billloas at dallara - on
bull
of dally Trearay •tatantata, TmravlaeA)
Ourrant aaaata
Bil of fiaoal
7«ar or oonth
Woridae"
8«l«ii-
kalaaeo
ton<*
Total
laeraaant on
gold
C9ld
862
2.582
1933
19-fi
1,81)1
1935
1936
1937
193«
1939
2,682
2.551)
2,216
2.838
1.891
191)0
1,001
2,225
970
1.628
2,l60
1,163
11)0
700
lUl
lUl
316
^
Boll ion.
coin and
laaotlTO
1.087
oazTancQT
1.103
3.033
2,0l6
2,936
2,709
11)2
2,1)19
585
IMS
IU3
3.087
2,038
536
51
837
31
97
118
862
1.85I)
37
55
58
11)1
61)9
929
,022
611
777
805
^.
76
88
777
76
865
1,863
830
1.212
891
2,838
2.160
536
ikz
3,087
1,212
2,1)1)7
1,761
1.539
51)1)
11)2
55°
ll)2
2,800
2.576
1,1)81
55*)
IU3
2.33'»
1.015
986
910
Oct..
BOT..
Dao..
1.913
2,165
1,215
IMS
2,077
2.')76
1.768
I
11)2
565
l')3
I'M
1,571
1,63U
568
573
11)3
2,1)63
Kb,,
2.282
2.390
Mar..
2,51'^
1.79')
5n
11)3
2.696
1,060
1.063
ifT.,
May..
Jnaa.
2,210
2.030
1.891
1,1)86
581
l'»3
2,382
1,303
1.163
581)
11)3
2,231)
l')3
2.038
19140-Jaa..
585
25!)
799
1.151
586
81
80
1,086
¥
673
756
755
825
81
82
83
1,01)1)
517
ai6
86
S5
79
85
7^8
922
1,019
901
891
251)
llakUltlaa
86
928
761
758
1,01)2
11)3
OMrraat
Ill othar
dapoalta
and oollactioaa
181)
1,01)1)
Jnl7.
Jag..
8apt.
1,1)62
Spaotal dapoalta a/e
aalaa of
OoT't.Saoa.
1.01)5
1939-'>'na.
2.231
2.178
Dapoalta
in Tad.
Baaarra
Baaka
87
81
813
813
805
Statement of the Outstanding Public Debt on June 30, 1939 and June 30, 1940
(la allllonB of dollara - on baaia of dally Sraaaory atatamanta, aaravlaad)
Juna 30,
1939
Kark«t Isouas, etoi
Pr»-tfar bondB....,*...,,,,,
TreaBToy bonds
U. 8, Sarlngs bondt**.,.**.
Adjusted Sttrrioe bonds
Treasuxy notes.....
Trsaertuy bills,. •
•....
Hatar«d dabt on irtiicfa
Intsrest has eoased.*.*..
Debt bearing no internet..
196
I9I1O
1,337
1.037
22
860
6
1)11
205
386
63
25
36,669
38,193
1.52'»
1,868
283
7,2U3
I.3O8
ll)2
Jvaa 30,
1939
InaraaaaC*)
DaeraaaaC-)
196
26.555
2,905
261
6.383
1,302
25, a8
Total Kaztet Istuae* etc.
Juaa 30,
Spaolal iaenaal
OoTeramant Llfa Inauranoa Jund.
Tadaral Old-Age and SurrlYora
Insureaca Truat fund
Railroad Rdtlranant ^eount....
OoTamment ratlrament fnnda....
idjuated Sarrloa Cartlficata
Tuad
Oaamploynaat Trust Tund
Poatal Savloga Syatam. .........
Tadaral Oapoalt Xaaaraaoa
Oorporatloa
Total Spaclal laauaa
Total
Public Debt Accounts
(Ztt
Tlaoal yaar
or month
alllloaa of dollara - on baala of dally Traaanry atatamanta. unrarlaad)
Jma
30,
191)0
Ineraaaa (+
Daoraaaa 1:1
537
52U
13
i.in
1,738
80
559
561
'»73
20
1.267
128
11
9
1.710
97
l)U3
101
56
3.770
",775
* 1,005
i)0,U39
1)2,968
2.529
67
13
86
31
34
Statement Showing Details of Major Financing Operations of the Treasury
for Fiscal Years 1938, 1939 and 1940
(Ib
Sfet*
BiUlsu
at Aallara)
25
Holdings of Direct and Guaranteed Intereet-Bearlng Obligations of the United States Government
(la millloai of dollar*)
Ooarastaad obllcatleaa
Slimrt oUlcatioaa
OoTcrBBtBt agoaelof
anA trust funds
far
or asath
SpMlal
li
Qaltod St«t» SaTlaci
Bondi, ii Adjusted
Sorrlos Sonda ef 19UJ,
and 2i)( Postal
SaTlags Bonds 1/
HaTkst
Tsdsral
Baaarr*
Banks
Isnas
2>t0
19J3
193»
1935
1936
1937
193*
1939
1940
I
15
17
»
25
3.770
1>.775
1939-Jnaa.
JUI7.
iae..
3.770
3.91*
ft.O*
Bi*.
>>.063
Oct..
b.109
or..
Dae..
>i.231
fat
U,256
U.356
Mar
>»,U71
i*r.....
>>,ii96
igltO-Jaa.....
".585
Joaa J/,
'».775
27
29
27
27
OoTarasaat
Total
acaaolas
fatal
Karicat
vmatorad and trust
uaaatarad
Dtaltad Statas Sairlnea
Maricat
iasuas
dlreot
funds
and
^oaraataad
Bonds and 5!^
Issoas
otharvlsa
o^ll^atlona
ItAtraX
obllgatloas
idjxwtad Sarrloa
otharvlsa eutatandlne
hald
Besam
eutataadlac
Boada of IjUg
taald 2/
Othar taaldera
8»
9«7
1.280
I.6I8
1.75*
l,8l6
2,010
I.S16
2.5
19.583
22.759
23.536
27.373
28.888
28,001
29.571
29.933
22,158
26, 480
29.571
29.668
29.686
29.285
39.892
ito,3i)l
27. 61*5
32.756
35.803
36.579
SK
21 376
1)0,118
28
28
1.818
1.825
1,888
28
28
28
1,887
1.895
2.017
29,>t68
IW.SJO
29.651
30.218
110.812
28
29
29
2.027
2.00?
30.081
30.101
30.032
>a.6i9
29
29
29
2.007
2,009
2,010
30.0lt>»
U2,117
!«.253
U2.376
2.0W
30.029
29.933
'H.U65
>a,8ii9
>t2,002
681
378
391
381
3»A
295
289
36
27
Amount of Interest-bearing Debt Outstanding, the Computed Annual Interest
Charge and the Computed Rate of Interest
ki
«f flwal jtar or aontli
Zat«r«Bt-%aarlag
Ooq^uttd aannAl
Mbt
Oo^putad rat* of
iBtorosti Pereant
$7l«.175.955
19110
22.157. e»3,i2o
26,ltS0. i«7,920
27.6U5. 229,826
32.T55. 631.770
35.802. 586,915
36.575. 925. 880
39.885. 969.732
fe.376. ••95.928
1939-Jiin*.
39.885, 969.732
1.036,937,397
July.
iag..
Sopt.
40.113. 701.72'*
>«.351. 3lt«.i^«7
1|0,341, 909.035
l,050.gW,JOO
1,051. 817, U8U
2.603*
2.6oU*
2.607*
Oot..
loT..
to. 526,.l't7.836
1.05'».365.376
2.602*
1)0.806, 570.235
"tl,UU5,,fol,769
I.05S.U87.906
1.076.615.135
2.59'»*
Ul.fcl,,096.7'^1
'•1.839,,U78.210
U1.9S3,,313.887
1.08lt.97't,7'»3
2.608*
2.6og*
2.597*
l,09it,l52,'»6o
HV.
U2,ll6,,p3.706
>tS,252,,67S.U72
J'aiM.
'12.376, '•95.928
l,09't,6l9.91lt
1933
193»
1935
193S
1937
193«
1939
t
Bac.
19)(0-Jan..
faD..
Nar..
^r..
3.350
3.181
2.716
2.559
2.582
2.589*
2.600*
2.583*
2.600»
«'t2.301.l33
750.677.802
g3S, 002,053
92i*.3't7.0S9
91(7, 08it, 058
1.036.937.397
1.09'i,6l9.91>^
l,0'l4.2S].,926
2.598*
1,091.31^,623
I,090,t5l4,902
2.998*
2.59s*
2.583*
1,097. 817. '•38
.
'Intaraat-BaarlBS Sab*' fl^nraa laolTide dlaoonnt on Ireaauy Bllla. aaoont being ladnsted prior to ealonlatlag tha araraga intaraat rata.
Oa baaia of 4all7 Iraaatuy atataaenta, tmravlaad. for baala of otbar flgaraa aaa raport af Saorataiy of tha Traaanir for 1937. pas* '•'•S*
lotai
Comparison of Average Yields of Long-term United States Treasury Bonds
and High-grade Corporate Bonds
Treasory
bonds
^
Monthly onraeea of
daily flgoreat
1939-Jan
Tab
Mar
^pr
Hoy
Aine
Corporate
bonds g/
2. '•7
2.30
2.17
2.13
Sept
2.16
2.Z1
2.65
2.76
2.79
3.29
Oct
2.60
3.1'*
Hot
2.1*6
Bao
2.35
2.30
2.32
2.25
2.93
2.86
teg
19'lO.^an
IWb
Mar
Apr
treasury
bonda 1/
2.1^^^
2.3'*
1939-Oot.
.53
.62
Hot.
:%
.60
.51
.52
."«
19110-Jan.
2.87
.••9
June. ....••«••.
2.39
2.93
.5U
.62
.60
.62
^:
2.92
2.92
2.91
2.91
3.
10.
2.25
2.16
2.91
2.87
.66
.71
.70
.70
.70
7*
ll^.
a.
28.
5.
12.
2.13
2.13
2.08
2.12
2.16
2.17
2.20
2.16
2.17
2.1'»
2.
2.83
2.83
2.81
2.7s
IS
'4
6
3
10
Spread between
Treasury and
Corporate bonds
2.7l»
il:
23.
30.
^•y
2.27
2.7*
2.76
2.81
2.88
Sept. 6.
13.
20.
27.
^•^
3.'*1
2.6'»
3.33
3.31
3.29
2.2>^
2.72
2. 71*
.6'«
•5?
."•7
.t?
.53
.53
.53
.52
.50
:§
2.28
.51
13
20
27
2.79
2.77
2.75
2.23
2.75
.52
3
2.19
10
,
1
.61
.59
15
22
,
July
3.
10.
17.
2.78
2.76
2.25
2.26
2.1*
2.7'^
.'•7
.'•7
M
M
•^
M
2.3'^
2.29
2.30
2.28
2.8S
2.86
2.85
.56
.56
•57
2.'»l
2.3l^
,
:i2
2.71
2.92
2.98
2.99
2.98
2.98
2.91
2.88
z.Uy
S.U9
5
12
19
26
2.26
2.28
zM
29
Jono
2.72
2.7l»
^::::::::
8
•f
.61
2.85
2.83
2.82
2.80
2.82
2.81
2.82
."7
6
May
.99
.57
.59
2.8l^
.57
28
Apr.
:^
3.00
2.95
2.95
2.91
2.90
2.38
.59
2.79
2.78
2.79
2.80
'M
:i^
3.23
3.20
3.11
3.06
2.32
2.32
2.52
2-33
7
Mar.
2.76
2. 11*
2.17
2/
2/
2.3?
2.36
2.UI
2.37
2.32
2.30
2.29
2.28
2.32
2.30
2.33
a
2.8>»
^
2.ii7
lU
2.30
2.32
2.29
2.27
5-
31.
Hotel
15
22
31
12.
Aag.
2.50
2.50
Teb.
Veckly, Wadneeds^
closing prices 3/1
July
1
8
27
2.81
2.79
2.T7
2.7>»
Jane
2
2
2 :i
13
20
."•7
2.25
2.38
May
2
It
11
18
25
29
Sao.
HV
1939-4pr.
Corporate
bonda 1/
Veekly, Wedneaday
eloalag xs*lcas ^1
2.96
2.90
2.87
2.92
2.S6
2.78
July
Spread between
Traasory and
Corporate bonde
.58
.52
."9
.57
.57
.^
.69
.59
.55
nelds are coapoted on the baais of closing prices on Hew Tork Stock Ixohange.
ATarage of Treasury bonds not due or callable for twelTO years or more,
ATarage of flTe bonds.
Or the last preceding sale when there was no sals on Wednesday.
Back figures say be found In the July 1939 bulletin, page 20.
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GOVERNMENTAL CORPORATIONS
AND CREDIT AGENCIES
-30
31
Governmental Corporations and Credit Agencies
of the United States: May 31, 1940
(Coapllcd
fm latait
nportt rsotlrad tram
(In
Ulloua
ttaea*
Proprietary Interest ot the United
States in (Jovernmental Corporations and
Lending Agencies: May 3!, 1940
aganetca)
(Oo^llad fraa lataat raporta laoalTad froB thaao aeanelea)
of dollan)
(In
FxoprlataiT*
Intoroat
llabUltlaa
laaata
V
OUtad
iaad
•tataa
BMonitmstloo Ksaae* Oeip...
Osanodlty Cr«41t Ootp
Xzport-I^ort Bank of
Vaihln^on
.•.••••,.
Tederal Orop Insorazioe Ocip...
Yedoral Dapoalt Inanraaoa
Coxp
..•.>..
faimasaoa Tall«^ inthorlty..*.
Polillo Vorka idalalatrfttiea...
Uidtad Stataa Nerlilaa
OoBoiaelOQ. •••••.•• *.•••••••
Bnral XIaotrlfloatioa A<)im»«..
Bomo Ovnora' Loan Ooip........
loAaral hvii^a A Leon
Innnaeo Ooip
fodoral Bona Loan Banko.......
Todaral Boualag
.«
Jtisnl Katlooal
Mort^aga lain...
•••••».
Ualtad StAtaa Houali^
Authority
tuxm Oradlt Ualniatnitloa....
lodartl fam Mortcaf* Oorp....
Tadaral Land Banka
Tadaral Intaiaadlat*
Oradlt Banka....
....•
Banka for OooperatlToa*. ••••..
Production Oredlt Ooip. .......
Re^oaal i^rionltnral
Cradlt Oorpa
••.......•.
Var «B*rffaao7 oocpe. A
acanolaa (In liii<ildatlen)l
Ia(*7 DapartBent (aala of
mplni mr ai^pllaa)
Oaltad 3tat,a> Hotialag Ooip..
Ihiltod Stataa
lallroad Man
thiltod States Bprue*
Pradootlon Oozp. •........•
Var flnanea Oorp. .....••.*••
Otharl
Diaaatar Loan Oozp.. .••....•
naotrlo Bona and
Tara ^tborlt/... ......•••
fmrm SeowriXj
idninlatratlon.. •..•••••••
fodaral I^aaa
Indxxatrlaaf lao. ..........
IntarloT Dapartaaat
(Indian loana). ...........
Inland Vatarmya Oorp
Panaaa Ballroad Oo
Pttarto Rloo
Saeonatrootion Mian.......
BIO Kort^a^ Oompanjr........
lonasaaa Tallay iaaoeiatad
OooperatlToa. Ino.. .......
tr«asai7 Sapartaantt
Tadaral Sairlnga A
loan Aaana
•
lailraad loana (IraB»portatlon lot, 1920)....
Saoorltlaa raealTod ^r
tha Buraan of Intaziial
Baraniia In aattlaaant
of tax llabllitlaa
laoarltlaa raoalTad froa
tb« Bsooaatrootion 71nanoa Oon. under iot
of Tel). A. 19}8
,.
Umu
!H>«al.
lotat
*
lot
OQara»-
taadbr
FriTatal7
Ohltad
omed
(Utaa
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Dy
lAiltad
Stataa
121.8
18^.6
1)1)9.3
S.6
•5
.*
7.5
79.2
7.0
yA.9
a5.6
332.9
91.5
li).3
1.672.;
691.9
1.099.")
'107.3
^.1
100.0
139.3
182.0
216.8
60.1
216.S
2.6».2
68.0
1)0.2
7.3
1.3
83.;
3.9
123.1
12».7
ka.k
12l».l»
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165.;
302.7
lll).7
288.1)
1.3.2.7
2.30U.2
19) .0
318.1
91.5
1.276.8
52.9
88.7
76.8
U.9
192.8
37.5
1.791.0
IS3.I
95.6
321 .U
177.7
122.6
207.1
22.1
2.2
198.1)
aD8.2
305.0
3.«
170.9
122.2
ll)).3
19.9
\.6
1.8
D.6
1.8
.1
.1
.7
.7
22.8
.1
22.7
I3.*
12.3
1.1
102.S
302.6
8.6
8.D
2.9
1.2
?*•'
19.7
1.1)
•18.3
8.1
6z.l
1.S
8.1
60.3
3»».l
3»a
30.2
30.2
.2
2.U
12.81)6.;
2.1)
;.5a*.7
3.108.1
>)0>).l
3.769.6
Tlctiraa la thla tabla ara roandad to naaraat taath of allllon ant vlll
not naeeaaarllsr add to tetala.
Szslndlng luXeT-agnoT tranaaotlona
aUltona of dollars)
S2
Sources of Funds of Certain Governmental Corporations and Agencies
for the First 11 Months, Fiscal Year 1940
(OmvU** fna Ut«H ngti%» rM«ln«
0»Tpor»tlam or ac^bm^
bj
»ta*
TnMvr)
33
Usee of Funds of Certain Governmental Corporations and Agencies
for the First 11 Months, Fiscal Year 1940
(Coined
froo latMt nperta raoslTad
Cosiioratlon or agencsr
%]r
tba Truarniy - Iqp«iidltiiT«t on taslt of ehoeki Ismad)
54
Sources of Funds of Certain Governmental Corporations and Agenclen
fron Inception of Organization to May 31, 1040
(OoiVU«d fro* lAtoat r«part> r«e*lT«d by tha tr—Mir)
1
Oeipanttan .r
'
acw
^_
.
_^
il^ivprlatlou
-!i!!""
^*
iJ
'
Ulvwttau, ndlaooMt..
ud
loan*
'"> '<''" t9r»nMDtal corpentlou
or •(•BelM (sat)
35
Uses of Funds of Certain Governmental Corporations and Agencies
from Inception of Organization to May 31, 1940
(Ooq>ll<>d froa latcit roports r«o«lT()d 'by tha Iraaivry -
Ooxporatioa or •gvnoT'
A^anAlturai on tula of ohaoka Itnat)
S6
Principal of Outstanding Obligation! Ouaranteod by the United States
(Xa allltMS »t
UUmt*
-
Milled
frca
npcHi
r «o«lT«d
br «h« fntMuj)
"T"
Vaduml
1*7
7*ar or aoath
t«Ul 1/
6ao.T
193*
1935
1.12.T
I.TU.O
193*
1937
193«
1939
1.«52.7
5.150.0
193*J<«7...
M(...
(•pt..
Co*...
•T...
Bm...
19lKM*a...
r*k...
lUr...
Ontlt
OcipontUa
Oorpormlioa
bomdi
Atelalatralloa
d«b«atQr«t
loM Onan'
Lo«B Oervor»
iloB bond*
l*ooutn>atl»n
flaaao*
Ooiv«rmtloa
Bovaiag
iaUiorl%7
THE
CAPITAL MOVEMENTS BETWEEN
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES
-37-
38
Net Capital Movement between the United States and Foreign Countries
1935 through April 1940
(In thenaandt of dollara.
O^ltal loflow or o^^ital oatflov
(-)
)
to
UJ
40
Short-Term Foreign Liabilities as Reported by Banks and Bankers
In the United States for April 1940
(la tbaniaaAa of tellar*)
u
af
Liabilities
follovlB£ datat
QnaA
total
Onltad
riBgloa
3.033.«7f
338.893
fraan*
B*l-
risUad
«1—
a*r-
IU17
Beivv
•daa
OtIWT
Biflta-
total
•rlaa&
lOSBOT LUBIUTXUi
J^T* X I • ••••••••
288,(09
290,378
291,060
3,079.681
3.075.613
3^3.669
326.590
2.965.5*1
2.981,301
286,91)2
3,0U,273
285,217
297,626
296,570
3,005.830
an.&w
28U,£i»;
2.8110,959
278,399
289,877
289.376
270.265
2*0,563
281.909
283,213
278,538
286.7<*0
iBi.gT*
199.937 71. 2U
211,19* 69.979
21*,U3lt 67.553
166.1U9
161.307
*25.9*7
15l»,697
l|)4<,2U6
8,*7*
63.762
67.673
73.330
71.317
a3.086;67.*
158,865
1*7.569
7,812
7.51*
7.971
8.297
63.*17
67.317
72,990
70.980
196,067
206,815
210.*25
209 .396
70,858
69,673
67.167
165.782
160,673
15*,0*8
158.066
*25,196
7.6861
T.*p0
7.»6«
8.181
68,U37
66,381
72,075
69.583
190,33*
199,552
203,392
203.938
70,291
69,083
66,632
66,517
160,885
155,61k
1*12,926
1*09,526
l<t8.7*8
*35.996
*36.152
*86
872
5.317
6.828
6.607
5.175
2*.76l
25,*58
26,939
27.195
7.9*1
7.767
184,03s
183,675
26,591
26,019
23.839
23,020
180,820
182,893
182,9181
182,572
26.5*5
25.995
23,813
22.999
2*. 750
177.012
178,903
178.177
26,*85
25.923
23.7*3
22,931
2*, 72*
S,l>iO
151.830
190,58*
152.353
155,392
1121.775
1,9*1.801
1,961 .*98
1,988,288
1,969,885
fOCAL LZABILXf IIS
PATABLI 15 OOLLiBfll
J^r, 10
Xajr
1
282,168
288,877
25.U*7
26,926
27.U2
67.,031
1*20,980
*i*7,538
**6,917
'
151, *78 l,88*,g8* 259,768
150,229 1,903,330' 250,235
151,9871,931,190
155.605 1,911,338
2*6,830
253.696
Stpoaita for
for*l^
aflcoimti
J^r» lO.......
J^T' 17
ipr. SU
Ifai7
!*••• •••
2,851.993
2,8«>».8S7
2,882.932
ln.366
25,328
26,875
27.1*2
152.951
1*9.983 1,8*1.725
11*6, 81*2,1, 856, 366
150,619 1.886,71*
15*.337 1.867,901
BiU»
bald for
foreign Kooonnti
ipr. 10
ipr. 17
ipr. 2U
1
»*V
«r.i6o
89,291
89.033
86.123
3.772
g.922
87*
.160
1.9^
5.058
*i»7
*.879
5.012
5.282
*1*
5.0*
9.837
8,995
8,975
8.1*8
8*3
865
927
871
33.16*
35.0*9
3*,082
33.*5l
fl^rt-t*m lblt«d
Stat«i OoTvmaeat
oUi^tions hald
for
forol^n BOCOTinti
22.T"M
i^r • 17* ••••••••«<
22.7>I9
^r.
22. T"*?
22.751
ftW
2>»
1
3.019
3.019
3.015
3,018
3.000
3.000
3.000
3.000
Othar llabllltlaa
paTaklo In dsllaral
ipr. 10
i*r. 17
i$r. 2))
H».7ll*
mar
lU,02lt
96*
1.039
1.257
1.209
1.79*
1.773
1.790
1.562
3«
5
281
1**
FixiBLi
otassraiisi
i^r. 10
^r. IT
ipr. SU.
68.297
H7.676
S.0S3
,1)08
'»7.7'w
HV
69.783
1,863
2,210
2.183
2.095
1,15*
1.097
i.iao
1.103
NtU.
1
17.268
lU,60S
17
93
17
7
*16
*23
335
389
525
283
370
337
3.870
*.379
*.009
3.690
306
319
337
307
652
100
397
6.976
8,896
7.379
6,968
LUSURIM
n kshm
1
'7.099
1)8,9^
129
177
751
795
352
w
^
799
287
628
1.310
1.022
1.007
118
295
31*
1*0
206
591
251
2.909
2.7*8
2.600
2.331
ue
56.917
98.168
57.098
58.5*7
BomvlBsa fioa
forolfs baakai
J^r. 10
ipr. 17
ipr. 2>»
16.590
"V
17.168
5.658
178
382
J?'
2*3
JI2.5L9
36.936
3T.»3l
36.879
38.H59
1.517
1.675
1.730
1.722
5.078
«.825
168
153
150
130
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5.710
5.781
5.1>>2
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905
899
128
108
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9.186
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9.2*7
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1
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parable la foreign
eorronoleat
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1
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9,188
9.306
9.3*1
8.972
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1
333
321
387
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55
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pMo)
68
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221
208
172
205
6.082
5.8*6
6.336
5.985
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256,228
2i*6,8l*2
2*3,879
251.0*0
41
Short-Term Foreign Liabilities as Reported by Banks and Bankers
In the United States for April 1940 - (Continued)
(U
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36,222
38.261
36.905
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23.669
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•a, 898
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92.851
370,062
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369.306
92.77»
92,71«
98.630
3«.926
3*».770
3«9.07«
67.910
6«,f39
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92.(61
93.008
176,680
176,638
ISO, 192
180,728
17«.05«
175.979
179.506
71.760
lS0,2*t5
n,o7i
155.105
155.137
15«, 530
63,568
65,036
65.276
199.212
69.U2j
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18.886
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75.339
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81,
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32.6I5
33.299
31.990
105.3<i1
60.612
63.131
5*.333
J95.728
102.316
101.880
5l.<91
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51,878
55.999
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ipr. 2k.
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3<.»9
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36.«98
3*.9«0
83.905
2«.091
23.669
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32.668
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23.203
23,38&
22.906
1.906
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396.939
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1«1,763
1
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67,075
66.7D6
8.173
1.527
1.715
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867
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21.683
21.110
55.829
55.9«l
59.585
52.«5l
335.090
323.617
330.553
331.95*
1.822
6.I38
7.551
£.186
2.552
2.231
2,017
1.920
3«.320
59.225
39.719
37.910
35,861
22,316
22.539
29.313
85.931
22,303
22,0l8
2J.U7
tn
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1
in
65
53
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9
>>.126
'*.a03
1.279
'».3«3
13.»98
13.367
13.510
13.071
7.169
7,101
7.325
7.299
I
1,171
1,101
1.553
1.832
a.3B3
a.017
1
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0tftt«i Qiiiaii— III
stli«>tlwM hald far
far*t(B aoaaimtl
13,500
13,500
13,500
13.900
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17..
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1..
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t^.
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6.200
6.200
6,200
6.Z0O
26
89
586
513
511
527
721
728
731
718
1.017
3.p«
'•is
3.«3l
19.729
19.730
19.730
19,733
Otter lUbilltlM
fmrabl* in 4aUar«l
ipr. 10
ipr. 17
••7
590
553
596
901
1
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137
13«
966
599
5TB
579
1«8
100
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133
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838
837
1.333
1.230
1.313
1.290
281
238
1,051
1,051
I.OII
1.013
1.212
2,010
1.281
1.183
3.SOO
1.5T0
3.8DI
108
8.115
3.fi99
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luiiuTiis
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i^r. 10
ipr. 17
ipr.
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1
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699
606
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3,802
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•.513
399
•.9»
861
235
5.««
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f*T*l«> t<akai
i^r. 10
ipr. 17
Ipr. 2H
133
135
13i
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la
1
p
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608
638
3.155
3.563
l.SU
3.7U
1.578
1%
116
3«0
171
3K
»9
33«
8,009
8.089
1.987
1.993
5.937
5.973
6.007
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ipr. 10
ivr. 17
ipr. 2H.«
ttar
OtlMT
1
lUMlltlM
pigrakl* ta
ftral^
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ipr. 10
77
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1
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103
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97
99
100
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2.579
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157
8.901
9I.6*
57.668
51.690
95.1"
42
Short-Term Foreign Assets as Reported by Banks and Bankers
In the United States for April 1940
(Is ttaeoaaada of Aallars)
Assets as of
follwfliie tetss
OranA
Ihltad
total
Tnsea
B*l-
Clm
Tlalaad
a«t^
Italy
ether>
g.3^
17,363
18.382
16,880
17.185
8.5I11
3.7D1.
11,370
5.583
7.958
3.781
3.608
3.375
1.355
1,106
39H
389
3«7
3«8
8*itaerlaad
lemsy
Other
lozope
total
Jarope
tauL
aaoEi-iisH
lOBEIOB ASSIISl
*PT. 10
tfr. 17
ipr. Zb
Ms7
1«*««*
525.085
5ll«,l»
SOO.Ole
5i5.fi6e
36.837
39.920
36.713
36.791
5.988
5.81«
5.76a
7.898
l.>)50
l.OOU
8.a7
1.387
1.378
8,1»58
8,1)26
8,069
606
556
Sit
599
71
881
880
193
8.1)10
.755
1,008
I.03I)
§1^7
4,846
U.347
3.985
3.679
5.756
5.737
|.U59
6.422
89.449
89.389
89.868
31,003
178,615
179.518
169.764
174.735
3*7
883
1.481
1.462
1.458
1.438
86,835
84,631
loe
90
18,414
10,675
10.918
fouL tssma tujoiM
IB lOKEIOI OnBBINailSl
tfr. 10
*r.
IT
i^r.
2l»
Mar
5«.p7
57.602
1
19.752
18,659
16.768
17.106
766
J58
459
678
1,1M8
1)1)
910
663
773
783
4a
767
319
22,93'»
83,085
Bsaks era deposits
bxesdi
i^r. 10
18.258
16.576
16.237
16.890
^r.
17
i^T. aU
Ifagr
1
IO.I18D
9.181
9.057
9.92'»
lU
8W
838
231
50
II
829
75
SI
On
97
897
204
u
U.603
SiposltB abroad for
aeoetmt of domestlo
olleotsl
i^r. 10
^r. 17
tfT. 2U
Mar
1
28.127
••..•.
3.8^7
a .393
.518
3.'<01
26.560
3.l't5
18.352
13.833
11.882
II.5I8
H.791
5.631
4.310
U66.8S8
17.09
a,86l
19.9^
808
185
180
18U
3«l
370
184
186
186
6»9
631
381
37"
538
6.477
5.788
5.184
4,885
841
833
83?
836
7.3»A
8,168
6.898
6.597
27.968
146.380
154.881
146.830
151.710
538
iS
18lt
Other assets pagrable
ia forel^
eorreaeieei
tfT. 10
*PT. 17
ifi. 2lt
Hs;
1
'*.037
198
801
202
18H
370
I7U
171
170
170
698
688
681
658
uo
106
uo
U4
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IB EOLUBSl
i^r. 10
ipr. 17
i^r. Zk
May
!••••••«•*•
't56.?68
>»6o,700
19.685
i^r. 10
ivr. 17
i^pr. ZU
186,965
181,330
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I86.I1I19
6.885
10.802
10,666
10,186
89.078
«.it69
86,030
87. 55^
3.803
».00«
8.69U
2.597
5.355
5.8l*3
5.806
7.887
7.667
8,072
8,138
7.998
1,U21
1.356
1.349
1.396
979
2,W8
978
1,006
1)9.890
1)8,297
'•9.772
1)8,908
16.597
17.583
16,187
16,507
I6.D67
16,87U
17.285
2,068
16.1175
1.155
ao,3U7
19.685
19.309
19.S87
13.076
12.398
13.242
I2.9U6
3.960
8.038
3.81)1
8.021)
3.889
2.053
1.932
10,861)
3.350
3.398
!».573
3.2a
6,810
8.993
3.839
6.905
1,186
3.708
107
170
110
11,796
U,67l»
U,l)87
1.315
1.337
1.33^*
8.009
1.996
1.937
U,832
1.170
1.7'i5
5.4^
3.013
2.918
6.038
6,103
88|4l6
89.565
U4
310
197
9.384
leans to foreljui
taaksi
1
175.'t26
1.631
I'.m
3,»A5
1.1U7
1.229
1.1>^
1,208
81)1
SU
176
9.3>!6
9.ie»
9.109
Ul
40.605
'W.583
42.039
U5.729
iooeptanees nade for
f oret^ baakst
ipr. 10
*9T. IT
igT. 2U
Ka7
1
1,138
1,810
1.135
1.131
3.586
1.026
9^7
839
1.033
8)687
3.251
2.6S3
8.967
3.873
3.810
ios
510
363
3.896
3.711}
60
60
72
i.US
51.505
8,876
3.6TO
3.848
1.48i4
51.6U
1.585
1.909
'•9.505
I.23I)
8,ai
1.286
1.174
1.137
8,381
8.179
8.031
17.807
17.157
17.667
I8.947
54,870
5*.7U7
55,286
56,267
le.714
Other assets payable
la dallaret
^r.
^r.
10
17
190.851
6.1.57
Ipr.
2K
18l».016
1
I86.697
6.U9)
6.585
6.908
Ifajr
919
1.683
918
93'»
3.5»
(Ooatlaaisd oa fello«las pass)
43
Short-Term Foreign Assets as Reported by Ranks and Bankers
In the United States for April 1940 - (Continued)
(i>
Am—**
of dell«r«)
0«hn
m» at
liuU
lAtlB
I
fctal
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iMrlM tmuU»
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!
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lalaada
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(OZAL
lOmH iMKti
I3,£l£
13.972
ipr. 10.....
ip». 17.....
tfx.
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1.....
A
33.169
12,>I01
9.«3T
9.3«9
9.991
12.5«3
9.
33.9a
MZiKa
icoiM vaamaiut
loiAL lasKa
II
ipr. 10
ipr. IT
^r.
"V
l.T2»t
2*1.
•
1
1.831
1.6T3
l.TOe
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•broaii
ipr. 10
»f. IT
ipr. ZU
Nar
1
9«
229
Dapoalta abrattd for
•aoo^i of dsaaatlo
ollaBtai
i^.
922
*V
519
510
10
ipr. IT
ipr. 2>*
1
!a
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la f oral^
eurraoalaai
ipr. 10
M>r. IT
tfT.
1
*sr
1,106
i.oa
»
iciii.
isun
l.OSJ
LOflD
rtjtsa
4pr. 10
ipr. 17
»tz. ik
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1
loana to forol^
Uxkat
ipr. 10.
*fr. IT.
it>r. 2H.
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1.
iooaptanoaa oada for
iff. 10.
*». IT.
^r. ».
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U loUani
ipr. 10
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ipr. Zlk.
1,2S6
1.392
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TTT
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flctal
iU
44
Security Transactions as Reported by Banks, Bankers, Brokers and Dealers
In the United States for April 1940
(la ilinrawnda of tollan)
-r
TraaaaAtlons durliig
vMk andad-
fOUL PCROBiSlS
n
OraiiA
Oiiltad
total
Ui«doB
A.l|3
1.295
3.921
3. n't
869
BolCloa
Ooiw
1.167
870
81H
303
17
27
It
69
Italr
atbar-
airltc- Othar
antea arlaaA Saropa Total
Inispo
Oaaadk
latla
Japan,
Other
Eoraa and
toiala
artaa Maaoharia
Total
ill
otbar
mas
on DBiTZD
laa rosuai Aooooni
ipr. 10
i*r. 17
tfT. SU
If
20, £62
i9.i>a
1
1.156
i.sa
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75
U9
176
2.202
I.809
1.767
1.751
131
308
6,889
U.lt88
1.009
287
3
2
>t.l08
U.8lt7
509
209
1.798
1.589
1.390
1.533
Ilk
5.U2
6
1
3.>ta«
806
181
as
9
292
13.?^
1,655
l.*63
1.3*7
1.730
12.600
12.21
2.283
8,968
8,
».329
10,872
7.139
6.352
6.279
2.162
2,197
1.522
3.878
«.23>
1.33«
I.S7
a
1.5«
993
59
2,Jia
1.663
1.681
l,>t25
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*73
1,1^
2,19*
329
1.1*2
12.89
10,041
lo.uao
7.675
5.9*1
2.830
3.*7l
2.359
1,262
1.399
3.870
653
59
79
52
75
lt,060
3.683
176
173
107
2,*52
1.863
1.003
5*2
2,621
2.039
1,176
2.31?
1,S16
899
2.3*1
1,838
61t9
Ptirabaaat of
doBwatls ootfnrltlasi
ttookii
%>r. 10
J9T. 17
ipr. 2H
»tar
16.618
12.1U3
10,056
8.267
1
BoBdlt
^r. 10
*pr. 17
tft.
1
Mar
3,026
».730
6,027
A
2.2»
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fer«l«n aaoorltlaat
^T. 10
tpT.
ipr. 2)»
I».5ii9
n
*V
3.789
2:lg
1
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11
1.099
718
^75
392
202
658
2,9%
i
1»5
1*2
2
75
102
2.180
105
7
157
258
161
106
101
57
109
65
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m
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1(88
i.on
1
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1.117
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206
122
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1.0U8
33
30
186
128
660
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166
96
603
532
179
95
221
36
261
62
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6
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2.581
3.267
m
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22
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129
127
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102 IDBUM JtOOaOBl
a.753
tft, 10
^r. 17
ipr. 2U
18,899
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11.5W
15,2lt3
1
2.277
i.ugi
820
103
375
31
1,*31
781
1,00*
6T3
2,208
1.607
2,020
1,621
112
U89
13
60
3.592
3.125
2.309
36U
316
1.733
1.221
1.617
336
216
255
299
7.852
7.732
5.79*
2,0l|2
1.29'>
2.797
2.236
2,729
i.77«
3.U*
15
112
U72
11
60
10,1*39
27
1.310
825
1,035
3.647
509
325
379
21
33
9
3
1.031
982
1.935
97«
1.051
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95
ni
100
100
56
152
21
37
133
12
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i.3«9
1.207
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1.776
1.360
1.13*
813
1.013
12l»
62
95
98
7H
3.5>t9
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daasatle aeonrltlaat
n»ekmt
15.9U1
10
i*». 17
i^r. SU
Mar
1
i«>r.
11.6I19
leBdai
i^r. 10
ipr. 17
ipr. 2I»
MV 1
^r.
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395
209
235
317
15
117
1
1
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270
31
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281
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232
195
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12
35
126
21.3
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510
52
29
55
191
180
158
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1.553
168
l.zK
89
137
72
172
89
1*3
72
«7
91
1,106
1
8
26
2.298
1.710
TOTAL WSDEtSSS
XUPUUTSS iwwft^p fOjl
SCMBTIO iOOOOBTl
ifr. 10
i^r. 17
i^r. 2l>
U
1.7'n
2,622
1.785
alt...
701
883
573
539
8,300
1,88>»
aalaa of
feralcn aamrlttatt
ipr. 10
^r. 17
Mar
sluil
l>t.793
2,1»90
^
356
StMkat
BoBdai
tgr. U)
*fr.
tpT. ^.,...
Mar
1
101
61
y
Tnrohaaaa of
feralgn aanritiaai
ipr. 10
tfT. 17
ipr. 2I»
Mar
1
IW
iS
67
3«
3«
31
39
28
ll
Ik
,
,
,
1,>I21
l.l>t6
819
1.003
53
21
17
20
16
171
Pvrehaaaa of
danaatto aacorltlaal
J«r. 10
^r. 17
ipr. 2I»
Magr
1
U
1.3*7
1,U6
1.320
562
922
59*
123
88
2
23
P
61
1)2
18
135
151
45
Security Transactions as Reported by Banks, Bankers, Brokers and Dealers
In the United States for April 1940 - (Continued)
46
Security Transactions in Joint Foreign Arbitrage Accounts as Reported
by Brokerg and Dealers in the United States for April 1940
(la tfeeuMud* «f tellar*)
1bit*<
Trousaotiottfi
during v««fc «ttdad»
SOZili
total
Trano*
«i-
9«»-
Xflf
M9that9ir«4«a
land*
Utla
8l)l*».
otter
•rlaal
orop* Xu«p«
OwTiarta
Japan.
Otter
Koran aaA
•rloa Manoterln
FUB0E&S3S
n im QsiiiD sunsi
4>r. 10
*r.
17
A
i^r.
Mv
1
7
400
278
179
17
11
15
237
J13
195
117
73
237
313
195
73
32
39
17
17
Pnrelutua at
denesiio c«6Qritl*«t
Btooksi
ipr. 10
ift' IT
^r.
7
17
U
2>t...
1
Magr
3
lendBt
Apr* lOa»«*eB**««»*
i9^' 17****>*****«*
4ir. 2U
HQ7
1«*«*«***««««
19
19
351
22
12
19
PsreiiaMi ef
4>r. 10...........
*r. 17
19
15
?k
ilgpr.
Mar
1
?f2
2^
U7
12
n iHi nniED szansi
i^r. 10..
i^. 17..
^r.
M*r
1
26
1.199
2l>
8J7
16
2l».
1)60
73
302
391
190
186
2^
33?
U7
Balee e;
AoaesUa MenrltlMl
(tsokil
Apr. 10..
ipr. 17
4pr. 2H
MQT
1. .«•*•••«...
aoi
7l»7
1)00
iS
'I
JM
IVT' IH
1... •••••»..«
801
>a9
210
308
SU
WV
•lea of
tertlgi
MOQilUmi
ift, 10
i^.
is*'
Kagr
17
H
1
IS*
1
10
as
M
30i
391
1)0
U7
fetal
ill
otter
47
Foreign Purchases and Sales and Net Purchases or Sales of U.S. Domestic Securities
(Ib thimnnili of dollar*)
1
tiwuaotloiu
48
49
Purchases and Sales of P'orelgn Exchange, Spot and Forward, as Reported
by Banks and Bankers in the United States for April 1940
(Ib thouasd* ef dollar*)
durli^
Oraad
total
Qkltad
Bal-
TrmDO*
tfT. 10 iiMt
ipr. 10 romrd...
61,371
32,802
'•0,523
2,lll2
2,m
23,®
386
258
tfx. 17
IfiT, 17
llpot
6e,07it
1*2.671
2.5? 1.712
Oor-
itaiy "r*?:^
ZIS
5
U2
5a
romld...
W»,<17
3i».00i.
77**
269
ipr. ZU Ipot
ipr. 2>t fonurd...
5!>032
}2.532
37.3*
i,£ii
210
1.561
150
5»*
1 apot
1 TonvA...
5S.Z26
51.»6
19.7«9
l.lOI
261
67
30.9>«0
1.893
192
!0.17«
32.527
15.652
1.970
5*0
i.K
56,jo«
35.6ao
27.199
2,119)*
727
175
l|l»,l|01
29.'*a9
23.01*3
1.55"*
1.31*2
190
82
1*2
l.SM
191
13
Max
Ita7
27,3**
m
531
51
rorokaaot from kiakai
ipr,
ipr.
10 fcot*..,,
10 7orvBrd..
Apr. 17 "pot
ipr. 17 Ttomard
Jl>r. 2t»
Spot
ipr. 2U Vomard*..
^ot*****
>U7
21,97'*
2«.776
3
168
n,K6
,So9
152
1.377
125
11.19J
lO.saR
8.196
7.812
172
10
1*6
8>»
9.766
S.396
6,991
?71
9^
57
20
J'
'»«.77fi
l£6
??
SM
Parohaaaa froa
eoatoaars otbar
ttaaa
baakii
ipr. 10 ajMt
ipr. 10 Von«rd«,
ipr,
ipr.
17 »pot
ipr.
ipr.
2>)
Spot
2U roxwrd..
3«
6,8l«5
10,631
5.756
yonmrd..
9.W50
13.13^
5.360
ipr, 10 Spot*****
ipr. 10 Tontard*.
59,086
37,996
39.268
25,726
ipr
76.296
55.625
2h!609
2l>«
55.196
32.292
37.762
27.082
59.068
30,202
33.26«
ipr. 10 Spot
ipr. 10 hnard..*
H2,M0
ipr. 17 Spot
ipr. 17 Tonard*.*
ipr*
MfT.
May
Kay
1 ipot
1
12
6.301*
1*9
I
68
Ul
2U
136
VJilL atlMl
2,310
289
2,0))9
2,680
1.390
320
92
1.7<*2
i,oia
223
67
1,866
i.5«7
3H9
82
29,630
16.725
1.1*98
l.6i««
13
97
1*97
6l,T76
27,405
'*6.359
1.929
216
91)*
20,326
Spot
Tonrard...
I«,t90
26,851
29.738
22,807
^to2
568
178
1 Spot
1 ronard*.*
36.2l*lt
25.227
2lt,022
W.328
1.072
93
21)0
ipr. 10 Spot.,...
ipr. 10 Torward*.
16,996
15. S"**
9.638
9.001
812
192
ipr,
ipr.
17
17
^Tmrd**
1U,920
8,220
6.851
U.283
751
30
ipr.
ipr.
2>i
Spot
IU.706
2>t
hnaid..
5,1)1*1
8,02U
U,275
1 Spot
1 Tonmrd*.
22,82k
6,180
ipr
17 Spot
17 ^rvard*.
Spot....
ipr.
ipr. ZU ronard.
2>»
May
1 Spot*.***
•<ay
1
fcnmrd**
19.02)*
900
Balai to baakai
May
May
2*t
2>*
2)*.6>tS
Salt! to enrntemni
•tbar than ^aakai
Hay
May
St>ot
8,0lll
12
!
11,696
i
79^
71
16
291
5«7
26
153
s«d«.
50
Outstanding Forward Exchange Contracts as Reported by Banke
and Bankers In the United States during April 1940
(la tboosanda of dollar*)
OiVFMkajr of—
Oon tracts as vt
followlag datn
Balgiia
Oraad
Tbltod
total
Tingiliw
311,040
290,801
294.746
274.2«9
225.798
222,815
199.076
7,435
4,694
4,584
4.306
4.076
102,459
94,6S9
94.179
83.296
74,390
70.217
69.298
56.901
1,263
1,2>W
6.009
938
959
893
732
208.581
196,112
200,567
190,993
149,162
153.517
1.1%
3,756
3,625
I't2.l75
1,164
1,426
331.887
310,789
313.606
292.476
237.201
230.172
233,762
210,253
1.673
1,642
1,634
6,830
85!l66
83.824
81,498
60.376
55.493
55.902
50.431
56
472
3,2«
1.615
1,578
1,598
6,358
Trane*
dap.
Bai7
Italy
Svadin
B»ltl•rland
Othnr
fatal
oTopo Bsrop6
lAtla
Japan*
•rioe
Kor«a aad
Mannlwyla
Oanarta
Otbar
lotal
ill
othor
TOTAL PDBCHASS OOITSACTSl
ipr. 10
17
Apr. 24
Ma7
1
i*>r.
a9.379
1,931
2,412
2,l<08
l|44
23,690
417
25.0110
25.377
23.551
1.229
1,197
1,007
4,929
4.900
1(26
145
147
80
79
262.860
258.076
261. 807
239.643
35,856
19.575
19.316
21.241
1.256
1.319
1,350
1,353
3.085
81.439
77.700
16, 412
809
68|4§
12.318
12,095
9,928
826
826
19,444
7.257
7.221
11.313
1*7
510
524
527
2,615
19.995
21.765
2,182
2,728
2.765
2.766
5.901
6,381
5,910
6,188
13.941
3.270
3.152
T.708
1.957
2,50?
2.514
2.515
2.868
2|624
2,912
3,600
3.615
5.723
6.978
6.224
6.527
22.956
225
219
251
251
3.033
3.007
3.286
3,276
2.391
1.906
1.834
1.824
5.424
».913
5.120
5.100
165
205
3.340
3,491
7,818 10.903
8,549 11,626
8.738 12.078
8.35T U.848
470
492
476
628
3.786
3.862
6.127
4.073
13
7.U7
152
205
3,on
20(
Ooatraeto for
porohasoa from
f0T«l«D ooatoMrol
tfT, 10
ipr. 17
ipr. 24
•toy
1
4.819
4.743
4,880
4,290
25
25
221
25
393
415
18,871
20.297
20,497
19.261
1,204
1.172
786
4.536
4.485
4.877
4,162
145 1S1.421
147 180,376
SO 184,676
79 171,174
5.962
281,474
275.527
279.292
256.195
1^
78,040
72.859
Contract • for
puroliaMo fiOB
doaeetic ouatoaerst
ipr. 10
*tt. 17
ket. 24
Uajr
1*»**»«««»
lOIAI.
3AU8
151,>t08
363
339
342
326
llOl
2,863
4.502
5,179
5,087
4.912
7.764
7.951
7.775
204
COSTBAinSl
4>r. 10
i^>r. 17
i^'* ZH* •••••••••
1
NaT-
479
5.314
191
189
171
113
114
100
100
780
2.849
100
303
4.071
3.739
3.848
3.32T
154
154
94
1,694
1.652
1.50.
1.675
389
5.692!
2g
4.524
474
497
1.148
30,887
28,185
i.a6
187
197
210
123
5.246
5.510
5.1^
5.439
OoBtrasta for aala
to foraign eoatOBsrsi
ipr. 10.
i^r. 17.
i^r. Z4..
*aT
1.,
3.998
3.773
Ooatrsots for aala
to doaaetlc ooatoaaral
ijpr. 10
ipr. 17
^'* 24>«* ••••••••
Magr
1
232.130
225.623
229.782
210.978
176.825
174. 6p
178.260
159.822
374
397
20,G03
22,448
22,693
21,136
uu
176
1.891
2,104
2.414
1.987
203,434
203,268
207,521
191,570
16,843
14.057
Net Position in Foreign Currencies of Reporting Banks and Bankers
In the United States for April 1940
(In tbouaonda of dellara)
Fosltlon aa of
following datsa
96
150
163
12J
OTHER
MONETARY
-51-
STATISTICS
53
Balance Sheet of the Exchange Stabilization Fund
53
Schedules for Balance Sheet of the Exchange Stabilization Fund
Schedule #1
ipMlal ieMvta
li*il«1« *o«ti«
iMkUoa
af
OaM
bald
V
•^
A
*»r «a
- Sold
a—
of th« kolaBc* B«akl1twtl«m Toad.
54
Gold Assets and Liabilities of the Treasury
(In allllsiu of dollari - on Va«ia of daily
trmmr
atataaaDta,
•a-l)
UabUltiaa
JkA ot naTandaT
Taar or month
Oold
Aaaata
Oeld Oartlfloatai 1/
Oeld Baoarra
acalaat U. S.
aotea* etc.
^
StebUlsAtlea
rand
^
Oold la
Oaneial Vend
i.sco.o
1,800.0
1.008.6
l.SM.O
3H1.9
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
'•mi
17.S»3.'»
7.679.5
8,959.6
9.212.3
11.872.8
15.278.6
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
l6,U0.0
13.595.6
156.0
1,800.0
558.3
16.237.5
16,015.1
16,931.5
I3.9M9.8
156.0
156.0
156.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
Oot..
lOT..
Sao..
17.091.1
lll,908.l>
17.358.J
15.0U5.3
15.278.6
19ltO-Jan..
17,931.0
18,177.5
15.630.6
15.881.5
1S.IU3.8
16,U95.2
17.061.6
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1.800.0
1.800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
331.7
297.1
225.7
226.7
356.U
193'*
1935
1936
1937......
1938......
1939
1939-Jw>a.
July.
tag"
Sapt.
Tab..
Mar.,
ipr..
MV..
Jnna.
y
~'
I
8.238.6
10.122.9
U. 257.6
12,760.0
lU.qa.2
17,»3.*
18,1)32.8
18,769.9
19,208.9
19,963.1
5.2T'*.0
w.391.9
H».Tli9.7
17.8a.2
ta Vadaral Baaarra Baaka, »%e., gold eartmeata food loard of OoTanora, Tadazal Baaarra Syataa, and Bada^tioa fond, Vadaral
Baaam against $3lt6,681,Ol6 thltad Stataa aetaa and $1,167,122 Traaaoy notaa of 1890 oatataadlas.
Soaa not Inoluda gold In aativa portion of Stablliaation Tvnd.
Net Movement of Ctold to and from the United States
(In allllona of dollara at t35 par flna otmoa - aa raportad
fejr
T7.
B. Oepartaant
of Oomaroa)
ltS7.U
>I08.9
Ii08.9
3W.U
3>w.o
333.0
318.7
191.3
185.9
Baaam
notaa.
rv
56
Components of Silver Monetary Stock
(In BllllonB of lallar* - on tiaal* of dally
bd
of
nalaiMlwr
year or
onth
Traaniy atattBanti,
rtrrlaad)
57
Net Movement of Silver to and fron the United States
(! tteaa«B4« af 4«U«r* - u raportad bf 0. 1. Oapariua* of OasBarea)
at
Oalaa^AT faar
aaA Boath
l^perta
ObUa
a. 995
I2.ll»7
•(.Ul6
2»5.133
53.393
3».l20
W57
13>>.26>»
1»3»
19)9
15^1/,
12.381
3.038
1939..JMM.
'oir.
Me..
§«.».
Oct..
-l."»36
>T..
-135
-90
Bae..
l*
3
I9to-JM..
lak..
Mar..
899
3.T02
15
17
-93
799
i.sa
-^
-19
ad
BBBth
-3,780
-5ittl
-8,951
-7,1*51
-H.787
5
u
1.590
2.920
i.oiw
9*8
696
851
67
210
3
7
-3
908
2.607
2.382
2,263
U*
1^
H
-5
J?7
309
2,539
2,322
2,556
63U
i«
2,
2,'»53
2.29'»
2.
3
Sl(
1.713
15
-97
-157
-ii09
Mar..
OaKnlar jaar
6.798
10,915
7.078
58.325
29.929
30.203
•1.715
Jl.997
12
209
ik>r..
ar aat a^aria (-} tei
Oth»
thltaa
190
193*
193}
fna
71
11
202
189
58
Value of Selected Currencies In Terms of Gold
1928 - 100
Otaitad
Menthljr tcnttg* of dally qfootatioaa
1939-I)w>-
100
100
6U
59
59
59
59
59
59
1939-Jtea.
59
July.
59
59
59
1931-l)eo..
1932-n»o..
i93J-nM..
I93l)-BM..
1935-l)»c..
193S-Seo..
19J7-Bac..
Sq>t.
Get..
Hot..
19>lO-Jaa..
Kar..
J*»..
69
67
67
60
60
60
Si
100
100
100
100
100
TO
59
59
59
Hair..
Jnna.
100*
Ararat axobaJiga rata for Jamaary 1928
Baiad on quotations for May 1 - 10. He ratea avBllnbla tharaafter.
Baead on qootatlona for June 1 - 16. 56 rates aTailable thereafter.
**
latha^
lands
59
59
59
Ub..
^
fraaoa
59
59
59
Dm..
^
Onltad
Stata*
31*
MO
3>t
Svltnrlasd
SiHglva
100
100
100
100
100
80
82
80
78
101
100
100
100
100
70
i
69
100
100
100
100
72
T2
72
72
TO
78
69
72
78
79
78
78
78
78
f?
69
I?
69
69
i
3^
32
28
97
97
100
96
91
59
59
59
5T
?'
>t5
39
39
39
a
10
59
18
59
59
57
lU
9
9
71
70
TO
28
28
28
57
57
57
10
28
10
28
57
57
57
28
28
28
57
57
57
8
32
II
30
28
78
69
72
782/
68
69
71 2/
303/
1(2
Ohlaa 1/
32
32
28
72
72
72
'^
87
Italy
72
72
T2
78
T8
78
3>»
Japsi
28
u
10
9
8
7
8
MISCELLANEOUS
59
60
Vessels Cleared from the United States, Direct for Foreign Ports,
Classified by Nationality
O^loAar
TMuri 193S and 1939 • aaA NaT 1939 to
>^
19>(0
OBbar of Vtaad*
Calanaar Taar
W38
1939
19llO
1939
•lay
Jnaa
Jnlr
i»g.
Sapt.
Oct.
Sae.
Jas.
uy>.
Mar.
4>r.
yif
31.710
3'*.192
2,971
3.3»9
U.UUl
>».320
3.'<69
3.011
2.829
2.103
1.911
1.869
2.037
2,136
3.055
Olaarad to Oraat Lakaa porta.
7.'«3
7.963
59"t
962
1.U83
l.itgo
1.083
91"*
981
192
21
27
25
308
998
Cleared to coastal
and oversasa ports,. ••••«••
zU,287
26.229
2,377
2,itt7
2.958
2,830
2.386
2.097
l,8>t8
1.9U
1.890
1.8>42
2,012
Orand total
iserleaa veaaela
foral^ Teaaala. ...,,,,,,
Balglan
Brltlah.
Ikmlah......
,..
Bateh
nnnlali
2.057
7.335
7.822
71U
816
1.061
900
797
5U9
U78
)«92
530
512
559
5UU
756
16,952
18,1<0T
1,663
1,611
1.897
1.930
1.5«9
1.5'M
1.370
I.M19
1.360
1.330
i.'<53
1.28U
1.301
81
102
7
10
9
U
8
6
8
9
6
6
17
16
12
9.052
9.95^
897
883
1.162
1.176
913
821
&a
666
662
632
711
668
669
520
6oU
57
56
52
>t5
56
55
55
52
US
W
UO
8
I
525
653
56
57
59
51
58
51
57
66
59
uu
57
51
•^5
«5
7
3
5
7
5
7
18
15
ll»
11*
12
11
"s
10
322
285
29
25
28
33
18
12
lU
20
20
19
19
ao
19
I16
3>»
33
15
Oamaa........
566
dratk
168
2U7
19
lU
9
19
23
llO
33
27
28
3'*
23
21
19
639
699
6U
66
72
69
66
57
52
60
5«»
56
69
7U
87
Italian
30U
278
26
2U
26
19
22
22
27
23
25
31
27
28
37
Japanaaa
679
71
67
5«
70
67
67
76
U7
53
58
66
16
13
lU
lU
13
lU
65
12
7>»
8U
793
IU9
13
9
U
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8
10
Iloaracnaa
2,858
2,71*
2U1
2U7
2U1
250
218
2>42
230
2U7
225
238
262
192
175
P bwiwmwImw . ...........
i«)3
580
62
>t5
57
56
U8
60
58
U7
Ul
61
57
52
61
Smdlah.
386
U67
37
35
33
36
U9
U6
50
3«
26
Ul
32
19
zk
Othar flags
320
>»33
28
32
39
29
25
US
51
62
67
55
70
58
66
Sonraglan
Hat Baglatarad Tonaaga (la tbouaands)
Calandar Tear
1938
1939
19U0
1939
Kay
J11I7
A<lg.
Sept.
Oct.
Sot,
Baa.
Jaa.
rah.
Mar.
M>r.
Oraad total
71.286
70,306
6.251
6,66U
7.168
7.28U
6.303
5.976
6,071
'».537
U.362
U,279
U.637
U.759
5.8>t5
Olaarad to Oraat Lakes porta.
12,181
12,030
918
I.U58
1.691
1.6U0
1,6I|0
i.TH*
2.025
3UI
65
87
81
667
1.67>»
Oleared to co«etal
and CTsraaaa ports
59.105
58.276
5.333
5,206
5.'*77
5.6UU
U,663
lt,262
U,0U6
U.I96
'».297
U,192
>t,556
U,092
U.171
iaerleaa reasela. ........
15.560
1U.869
1.217
1.302
1.U03
1.337
1.391
1.315
1,068
I.IU5
1.322
1,237
l,U07
1,U2U
I.50U
Torel^ Tosssls.. ........
'*3.5^
U3,U07
U.116
3.90U
U.OTU
'•.307
3.272
2.9^7
2.978
3.051
2.975
2.955
3.1'*9
2.668
2,667
289
371
26
36
36
Ul
32
22
26
32
22
22
68
61
Ul>
l6,lU7
1U,90U
1,U08
1.370
1.522
1.58D
1.152
790
77U
822
858
827
93'»
839
767
Oanlah
1,32"*
l.USO
IU9
137
125
117
128
122
128
131
97
112
9*
27
u
Datdi..
2,UU9
2,968
230
259
285
238
27U
178
2U3
2U2
291
225
2U3
221
175
Balglan
British.
95
137
U
U
6
13
3^
22
23
2U
22
17
17
2.350
1.922
2U7
213
9
19U
lU
Vrench.
283
89
38
36
67
65
6U
7U
82
90
Oeman..... ...........
3.5n
2,1U1
280
250
23U
337
Oreek... •.••..........
528
833
59
52
37
66
131
122
89
88
109
69
7*
60
Bondaraa...
9U6
91U
83
87
92
86
76
TO
68
72
77
8U
90
99
114
Italian
2,ll6
1.982
158
181
19U
170
157
1U9
159
IU9
13U
178
175
171
185
J^aaeae
3.183
3.839
370
315
292
3U7
3U0
333
313
356
233
2U6
288
335
27
65
7
5
7
7
6
7
6
7
375
6
3
1
3
U
7.181
7."tl7
6U7
671
608
607
576
655
635
679
588
620
669
155
>»33
1.375
2.097
262
17U
2Ul
231
157
217
200
1U8
139
232
222
171
220
1.299
1.U5U
132
96
127
121
lUe
128
123
lOU
81
99
100
51
87
659
883
5U
71
62
51
9U
Ul
131
131
123
1U2
109
132
nnnisli.* a............
Hlearagnaa
Horveglan
Siradlah
Other flags
61
Vessels Cleared from the United States, Direct for Foreign Ports,
Classified by Port from which Cleared
loAar of TmmIi
1939
Oalaodar raar
193«
SaltlBor*
ot
Toik
•rfolk « Iwport
rhUadalphU
1
Kb.
Mar,
*fT.
Mar
Jm»
19>)0
July
Mag.
Sapt.
Oet.
War.
Dm
Ju.
"•5
56
71
6£
59
61
56
59
51
toll
90
73
80
93
97
86
62
90
5>»
51
i.ozU
91*3
111
125
125
90
9U
71
92
M6
U8
>»7
Tl
3>8^
3.929
28;
282
3l«2
328
325
363
57
35U
581
639
H9
••3
i»7
i»3
•••
KlMl
Jan.
6ra
553
Boitoa.
1939
69
IWi.
lUr.
ifi.
MiV
67
79
Its
57
67
100
123
121
133
3391
366
323
301
333
327
319
311
^
1»3
TO
72
71
68
63
79
*
58
296
31U
86
•^
5d»
28
>»
UO
la
51
51
52
«0
52
51
118
90
1)6
6k
67
SBTBnaah... ........
137
309
8
13
13
19
17
18
20
22
22
20
18
19
lU
8
19
57
16
16
Ooipoa Ohrltti
«55
30
21
25
37
22
26
Ik
19
10
17
u
iH
621)
23
la
23
0«lTt«toa* ..•••••.•
273
U69
30
53
la
31
J*
l»7
51
29
32
26
27
36
39
oiaaton
••••
5^6
9n
iio
w>
5>»
56
51
U3
50
||6
38
hi
37
39
Ul
32
23
27
H30
322
22
35
3>»
32
26
30
29
22
19
28
20
2lt
25
32
38
37
lav Orlaa&a. ..••••.
l.sMo
1.156
9i»
81
82
99
91
89
lOH
96
122
UW
112
U8
110
108
90
UA
a
MotU*
U
»i7
35
25
86
33
lA
309
28
26
32
22
33
23
26
32
21
19
IS
29
20
U
2U
Laa Aiifalaa, .....••
1.310
1.392
116
100
U7
135
U7
Ul
117
lao
112
Ul
132
153
92
97
a
A
Port Aacalaa,
1.235
I.U37
«5
103
9k
91
121
188
195
U6
13«
UA
UH
92
100
101-
82
90
7>»
71
530
US
38
99
37
'*3
l<0
^
i»7
It6
3>»
3h
32
39
90
51
39
U2
1.682
132
108
126
133
152
129
18U
181»
1>I9
136
129
120
132
U8
U9
128
13«
236
1
4
27
39
35
38
36
k5
8
22
65
U55
3
16
63
5*
li6
59
73
U9
77
18
6
36
i.oaj
26
127
11.3
150
151
95
108
99
ao
1^
12
23
61«
«3
88
73
71
135
7U
2l»
13
37
80
90
91
A
Ul
117
19
S^-Wa 1.772 I.TTH 1.983 2.130 2.971 3.389 k,Va 4.330
3.ii69
Port Arthur
'»3|
^^mtto.
Ian Pranolaoo......
Saattla
lahtalbnla.
Boffalo
551:
1.7<»3J
Z>«2
Batrolt
m
loabaatar. ...•..«••
69U
995
lalade
'W3
eit2
latal ...
Jl.TlOl
28
27
20
27
25
81
Uo
SI
7U
163
3.0U 2,829 2,U3 1.911 1.869 2.037 2.135 3.059
Vet Ba^iatttrad Tonna^ (in Thouaanda of fona)
I9U0
1939
Jan.
fat.
War,
tft.
Mar
J«ia July
Maig.
Sapt.
Oot.
lor.
Dao
Jan.
Kb.
Mar.
ipr.
Nay
170
155
169
lUk
192
l£k
ikk
208
201
232
a9
166
305
312
276
173
137
la
u6
109
13«
in
126
120
i»3
Ul
91
39
.Uk9 1.173 1.22k 1.183
132
128
130
80
51
35
1.988 1.930 2.1U9
53
U7
.197 1.23k
.k8D 1.296 1.279
101
Ul
131
208
19k
186
163
153
182
2a
2k3
193
131
153
165
15k
135
iko
1U3
IU9
189
203
166
1U9
k9
50
5k
56
ko
53
51
90
3k
29
k9
kl
95
u6
166
102
107
68
82
60
50
79
57
66
107
86
88
127
126
100
103
106
99
>
96
2UU
209
18;
203
196
1U2
155
130
lk3
110
89
U5
US
53
5k
k7
27
2k
3k
17
U6
39
U9
56
206
ai
uk
277
238
331
260
26U
37
31k
273
255
a6
26k
ik3
91
n
63
122
76
57
106
78
90
U61
U97
k7l
k3i
k55
515
518
352
361
398
95
U3U
lUl
lUl
90
9k
60
57
52
57
56
165
230
189
183
2U
135
128
59
ikU
339
5k
190
202
Ik8
151
2U2
363
3k3
2A
230
232
2k5
2kU
201
206
2a
239
8U
96
a
«3
98
131
15
72
lA
lOU
78
96
180
106
uo
9
68
ai
275
280
18;
176
as
in
k5
15
15k
131
168
182
161
161
15k
78
97
163
182
199
207
196
_a5
23k
3k
150
3g5
58
6.66U 7.168 7.28k 6.30k 5.976 6,071 k.536 k,3(2 k.e79 k.638 k.767 5.<I5
laalvdaa ethar porta aet llatad.
62
Commodities Imported Under Quota Provisions
Oommodlty and eountty
Oattl* vel^hliic nador
200 pomda aaeh
Oalandar year
•
Oattla v«l«hlae TOO pormda or aora
othar than dairy eovoi
Vroa Oanada*
thlt at
qnaattty
%Bota period
100.000
aae)>>
•
•
VroB othar ootmtrlaa**
••«•
Starter Tear froa ipr. 1. I9I1O
Head
^lartar year fraa ipr. 1, I9M0
Bead
Calendar year
Oallaa
Oalandar year
QalloB
Oalandar year
Poaad
Oartlflad aaad
12 aoBtha froa Sept. 1$, 1939
Found
Othar
12 aoatha froa Sept. 15, 1939
Vbola allk* fraah or aenr
•..••
Oraaa. fraah or aonr
QoantUr Iqportad
quota
*
51.720
Hah. freah or frosoB* flllatad,
ate., Ood«
Haddook, Hake, PolloA, Cuak aad Roiaflah.
WUta or
BilTar or
Irlab potateaat
Mask
fox fur nnltat
frea Canada
•
«
froB othar oonntrlaa
Onhan filler totaaco, anatamad or
ataaaed, and aorap tobafloa
•••
Molaaeaa and av(ar aln^a, eentaining
eelohla nons^^ar aollde aqual to aora
than 6f of total aolnkla aolld
12 Bontha frea Sao. 1, 1939
Oalt
12 Boatha frea Deo. 1. 1939
Unit
Foiod
(naataBaad
eqxil Talent)
Oalandar year
Oalandar year
Oallaa
1.500.000
l,869,01l»,6l6
Orada patrelan, topped erode petrelena
and foel olli
Irea Teaenala
flal
year
Oalloa
fraa Retharlanda and letharlanda ladlee.
Oaleadar year
Oallaa
527.69l.X98
Calendar year
Oallaa
103.978.56o
Oalandar yaar
Oallaa
98.779.63a
Oalandar yaar
Foaad
>«1<S,000,000
Oalandar yaar
Feand
112.000,000
Oalandar year
Fenad
1,792,000.000
Foand
6,000.000
VroB Ooloabla
•
Area othar eeantrlea»***.««**,,****«***«
enrtar
Frodnota of Fhlllpplna lalaadat
Coeemit ell
••*>••
•
Baflsed atvar
•
•oiEar othar than raflaad**«««*.«.,«««,,,
Oordac*
••••
••••••
12 Boatha frea May 1,
19''I0
Bnttana of paarl or ahall
Calendar yaar
Oroaa
850.000
Olcara
Oalandar yaar
loatar
200,000.000
Oalandar yaar
Peaad
u, 500.000
8c79 tohaoco and etenaed and
xmati^ed filler tobaeoo
tmdar qnctaa to
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