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BULLETIN
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
MARCH
1940
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Analysis of Receipts and Disbursements
Composition of the Public Debt
Capital Movements and Monetary Data
Other Treasury Statistics
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
BULLETIN
OF THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
MARCH
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
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Table of Contents
Receipts and Expenditures
Fleoal Years 1935- +0
Expenditures by Classes, Receipts by Sources
Social Insurance Account
Cash Income and Outgo
1
General Fund and Public Debt
Composition of the General Fund
Treasury Financing Operations
Holdings of Government Obligations
Net Market Transactions of Treasury Investment Aooounts
Composition of the Public Debt
Computed Interest and Yields on Publlo Debt Issues
Government Corporations and Credit Agencies
Assets, Liabilities and Proprietary Interest
Sources and Uses of Funds
Issues Outstanding
2
3-12
13-14
15
13
19
20-21
21
21
23
27
28-31
32
International Capital Movements
Summary Tables, 1939
Summary Table, 1935-39
Short-term Foreign Assets and Liabilities
Security Transactions and Brokerage Balances
Transactions In D. S. Domestlo Securities
Foreign Exchange Transactions
3**-35
3^
38-39
40-41
42
44-45
Other Monetary Data
Gold and Silver
Foreign Exohange
Miscellaneous
Commodities Imported Under Quota
Law Enforcement Statistics
47-50
51
53
51
*-
FEDERAL
RECEIPTS
AND
-l-
EXPENDITURES
Summary Table on Receipts, Expenditures and Public Debt
(In militant of dollars - on bails of dally Treasury stateasnts, unravlsed.)
•
Monthly Receipts, Expenditures and Excess of Expenditures
(In million* of dollars - on basis of dally Treasury statements, unrevised)
Jan.
l»b.
Mar.
Apr.
May
June
July
Receipts
19351936...
1937...
1938...
1939.
19"0.
Expenditures
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
19W
Excess of expenditures
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
19U0
203
228
2SU
335
308
315
211*
218
275
3U9
"17
m
1*88
531
538
5S8
53"
693
713
"89
613
528
662
66s
285
310
30"
199
385
398
317
271
338
179
21*5
22H
601
752
1,011
960
737
57"
6""
815
752
879
-27
-108
-196
-208
1U2
228
231
363
273
268
21*6
U63
256
335
375
397
868
77"
613
596
858
6U8
I57
56"
569
7"5
557
"17
350
"37
229
19U
3"s
6U3
786
391*
370
518
529
279
29U
1*09
3"
308
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Total
BUDGET RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURES AND EXCESS OF EXPENDITURES
January 1935 to Date
DOLLARS"
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
"DOLLARS
Millions
1.200
Millions
Receipts
1.000
800
600
400
200
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Expenditures
-
General
(In millions of dollars - on basis of dally Treasury statement, unrrvised)
Fiscal year
or month
1933.
193&.
1935.
1936.
1937.
1938.
1939.
1939-Peb.
Mar.
Total
Departmental
tration
807
8S
668
U80
53U
76U
856
97U
1.075
31*8
55
51
77
1*1*
91
356
1*29
505
1*56
635
%
July.
Aug..
Sept.
1*19
6U
1*2U
5"
59
Oct.
Hot.
Dee.
527
U51
629
eu
51
19UO-Jan.
Feb.
528
2/
Teterans"
Adminis-
3.283
2.681
3.225
3.399
6.297
U.661
5.328
Apr..
May..
June.
1/
national
defense
87
90
95
52
1*25
559
763
507
556
576
580
582
552
Agricultural Ad-
Public
Works
just aent
1/
program
118
15U
80
150
Civilian
Conservatlon Corps
26
2U
17
120
10
13
IS
37
33
18
66
10
272
15
25
15
1
68
26
28
2U
UU
36
22
15
18
151
22
3*
97
117
102
2U
23
23
68
12
190
15
119
128
23
22
38
19
2"*
325
290
61
22
U6
36
9U
1*6
33
98
106
73
X
U5
U6
"5
1*8
108
112
119
"*5
63
59
6
l
56
127
12U
1*6
>*7
"*5
Uo
57
57
•5
"5
238
926
9U1
29
188
ja
5?
100
106
102
689
757
821
7U9
866
Other
*??
166
169
1UJ
172
157
712
533
362
787
45
Interest
on the
public
debt
289
671
536
I
Social
Security
and
Ballroad
E»tl resent Aots
1*1
38
31
8
16
lit
Includes public buildings, public highways, rivers and harbors, Tennessee Valley Authority, Rural Xlectrlflcatlon and
Reclamation Projects.
Included under Recovery and Relief In these years.
Expenditures
-
Recovery and Relief
(In Billions of dollars - on basis of dally Treasury statements, unre vised)
fiscal year
or month
Public works. Including work relief
*P*i/
385
2.763
3.369
3.UU1
3.073
2.238
3.105
1933-
Other
38
1.8UU 1/
2.31*8 1/
985 1/
C)
Aid to
home
owners
i*U
1.26U
1.896
U9U
816
78U
7U1
1A72
31*2
6
2.2UO
606
2
25U
297
160
201
63
61
9
3
20
32
Apr..
May..
June.
266
262
252
173
61*
2
31
61
60
5
6
25
2
?
16
July.
Aug..
Sept.
220
321
170
106
60
51
55
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
175
182
19U
113
112
12U
?
61
19140-Jan.
185
168
120
113
1*9
11
1*0
1U
193>».
19351936.
1937.
1938.
1939.
1939 -rob.
Mar.
Feb.
1/
2/
3/
\J
•
(
Agricultural
Aid
Total
)
53
Includes funds expended for Civilian Conservation Corps during these years.
Includes $9U,000,000 restoration of capital Impairment of Commodity Credit Corporation.
Prior to fiscal year 19l*0 figures Include National Touth Administration expenditures.
Includes $119,599,918.05 restoration of capital Impairment of Commodity Credit Corporation.
Less than $500,000.
Indicates excess of credits, deduct.
78
1*9
1*8
215
298
n
170 2/
50
y
303
182
s
36
w
7
198
11
125
Miscellaneous
9
9
8
9
11
8
2
C)
2
6
Expenditures
Revolving Funds (Net), and Transfers to Trust Accounts, etc.
-
(In allllons of dollar! - on Basis of dally Treasury statement, unrevlsed)
Revolving fond* (net)
Jteoal year
or month
Total
%
11
20U
121
92
1937
1938
1939
1939-Peh..
Mar..
10
6
Apr..
Kay..
June.
MU
222
13U
101
l.SlU
36s
607
685
26 5
387
503
11
50
68
50
50
(8)
C)
C)
6
121
71
71
s
8
55
55
(•)
9
£
56
1
11
6
I.
US
*3
(i)
Oct..
So v..
Dec..
9
(i)
(i)
(i)
U
U
20>t
ft
5
Teh..
Federal
Old-Age and
Ball road
Survivors
Retirement
Insurance
Account
Trust fundi/
(IS)
(13)
o
ID
(I )
Total
150
1
11
5
Public
Work.
7U
3U6
1U1
July.
Aug.,
Sept.
19U<Wan..
(
Agricultural
Aid
Transfers to trust accounts, etc.
o
o
10
"3
50
(•)
53
53
5«
U
U
10
6
(5)
•
Less than $500,000.
Indicates excess of eredlts, deduct.
)
1/ Inoludes transactions formerly classified as "Old-Age Reserve Account"
U3
Ug
Adjusted
Service
Certificate
fund
Government
Advances to
finployeee'
Railroad
Unemployment Retirement
funds
Insurance
(U.S. share)
Account
100
50
50
21
21
21
Ul
'556
"*7
l>»7
73
107
75
18
22
18
7
15
10
10
10
10
10
(15)
Collections of Internal Revenue
(In thousands of dollar! - on basis of report i of collection*)
February
July
1
- February 29
19UO
Income taxes:
Corporation
Current
Back
Individual
Current
1939
13»05O
13,816
Back
Sxcees-prcf Its
•
Total Income taxes
Taxes on unjust enrichment...*
Miscellaneous
Internal revenue:
Capital stock tax
Estate tax
Gift 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
Dealers in distilled
spirits; rectifiers,
manufacturers of stills
(special taxes)
Stamp 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).
Total alcoholic
beverage taxes
Tobacco taxes:
Cigars (large)
Cigars (small)
Cigarettes (large)
Cigarettes (small)
Snuff
Tobacco (chewing
and smoking)
Cigarette papers and tubes
Leaf dealer penalties, etc
Total tobacco taxes
11,863
12,676
Fiscal
year I9U0
1*11,806
97 ,50l*
Flsosl
584,148
97.658
37.057
6,386
637
24,10?
8,224
652
336.353
59.864
8.865
481,212
58.127
21,218
70.9U6
57.52"*
911*.
392
1,242,363
507
U38
5.228
4.319
26.573
1.850
164
19.976
2,086
131,502
233.865
7.545
126,538
219,188
6.730
1,384
1.515
18.U26
17,819
21.543
16,589
190.756
174,087
888
669
8.054
7.456
29
25
425
362
557
U26
4,814
4,101
35
68
22
69
880
4,402
393
4.634
1/
86
719
1
16,107
37
Ui,i+5U
S91
10
i/
39.488
566
,
4.269
12
26
5SU
870
15.0SU
39
35.918
85U
10
,1/
35.345
536
l*,0l*2
l/
>*5.347
1*0,837
760
6,783
11
170,957
2,1*16
408,684
8,708
72
12
348,001
4,464
5.380
166,286
2.500
389.721
8,498
77
13
328,378
4,521
36.263
846
36. 318
1
1
398.367
378,686
880
Total documentary, etc.
stamp taxes
%]
2/
1940
Miscellaneous internal
revenue -> continued
Manufacturers' excise taxes:
lubricating oils
»•••
G&aollne
Tires and inner tubes
Automobile trucks
•
Other automobiles and
motorcycles
•
Farts or accessories for
automobiles
Electrical energy
Badlo sets, etc. (including
tax on phonograph records
repealed as of 7/l/38)..
Mechanical refrigerators..
Firearms, shells, and
oartrldges
Pistols end revolvers
Toilet preparations, etc.,
(including repealed
5* tax)
Matches (including
repealed taxes)
Brewers' wort and malt
(repealed as of 7/1/38).
Articles made of fur
(repealed as of 7/1/38).
Sporting goods
(repealed as of 7/1/38).
Cameras and lenses
(repealed as of 7/1/38).
Chevlng gum
(repealed as of 7/1/38).
Total manufacturers 1
excise taxes
Miscellaneous taxes:
Bituminous Coal Act of 1937
Sugar Act of 1937
Telephone, telegraph,
radio and cable facilities, leased wires, etc.
Transportation of oil
by pipe line
Leases of safe-deposit
boxes
Admission to theaters,
concerts, cabarets, etc.
Club dues and
initiation fees
Adulterated and processed
or renovated butter, mixed
flour and filled cheese.
Oleomargarine, Including
special taxes
•
Narcotics, including marihuana and special taxes.
Coconut and other
vegetable oils processed
Hatlonal Firearms Act.....
All other, including repealed taxes not listed
above
1,301
l.3>*3
11.948
13.159
i,oH3
U26
1.395
10.370
3.029
12.715
2.979
135
3.199
2,129
21.091
143,086
21.741
3.319
505
3,110
592
21.355
156,048
27.923
4,904
3.251
5.965
31,1*11
22,888
732
3.875
698
3.34U
6,444
27.737
5.171
25.988
633
1.001
404
417
4.383
5.52«
3.657
2.917
151
11
105
6
2.791
52
2,212
40
492
l6, 427
694
5.151
7.587
1/
2
1
124
i/
4
U
12
20
17
119
277
2
32
68
747
1/
4
2
184
1/
1
106
34.919
33.950
293.922
261,147
1*12
316
6,286
2.755
48,126
2,278
46,933
5.127
1.712
1,016
17,084
15.342
1.009
1.093
7,601
7.411
235
227
1.853
1.503
14, 060
13,382
677
631
3.932
3.941
1
1
15
16
91
83
1.459
1.634
14
15
299
263
2.375,
15.838
18,244
1/
U
5
2,044
1/
1.33
1
*
1.309
134
250
112,641
111,008
166,276
149,686
1,612,008
1,522,227
87,861
72.315
441,974
388,891
41, 061
39.921
92.497
86,858
128.922
112.236
534,471
475.749
18,3bO
13.634
77.831
81,846
Total payroll taxes
147.282
1?5,870
612.302
557.595
Total interne] revenue..
385,011
333.518
3.143.930
3.326.504
Payroll taxes:
Social Security Taxes
(Social Security Act)*
Taxes with respect to
employment (Federal Insurance Contributions
Act)2/
Tax on employers of 8 or
more (Federal Unemployment Tax Act) 3V
Total Social
Security Taxee
2.77 1*
2,636
18.392
3.218
Viseal
year 1939
13.556
Total miscellaneous
Internal revenue
b.39
fiscal
year 19U0
1939
13,182
Total miscellaneous taxes
taxes:
Bonds of indebtedness,
issues of capital stock,
deeds of conveyance, etc.
Capital stock and similar
Interest sales or transfers
Playing cards
Sliver bullion Bales
or transfers
Sale s of produce for future
delivery (repealed as
of 7/1/38)
LeB9 than $500.
?ormerly Title VIII.
Formerly Title IX.
July 1 - February 29
year 1939
Documentary, etc., stamp
l/
February
Sources of Revenue
Source e of Revenue
25,482
Carriers' Taxing Act of 1937
'
Collections of Internal Revenue
(In thousands of dollars - on basis of report* of collections)
Payroll Taxes
Income and Profits
fiscal year
or month
Social Security Act 2/
Total
Individual
1929
19J0
2.939.05"
3.040.146
.331.27''
1931
1932
1933
193*
1935
2.428.229
1.557.729
1.619.83S
2,672.239
3.299.436
1.860.04o
1.056,757
766,791
819. 656
1.105,791
1936
1937
1938
1939
3,520,208
•.653.195
5.658.76;
.765
1,1(27.1(1(8
67U.U16
2.173.769
2.622,813
l.09l.7>(l
5.161,.57ft
2.178,1(31
691! fell
1(98, U7I4
1939-Peb.,
Max.
.WO, 259
57.5*
833, 6U8
1.026,393
629.566
396.216
352.574
619,509
527.113
1,286.312
1.028.83U
32.333
291.215
25.191
207,259
24.328
24.765
190,200
93. 044
32.381
23.019
180,121
353.868
July,
Aug.,
Sept,
300,091
397.U21
624.254
(3.699
33.696
331.298
11,318
10,477
151.177
Oct.,
Sot.,
Sec.
292,241
339,615
498,993
318, 845
19Uo-Jan.
1W>.,
36,122
3U.298
306,3*
(5,689
70.9U6
385,011
58.119
90,267
IOI.167
125,870
3.855
74,571
37.6?**
2.1(10
1.7&7
69.68U
5.5"*2
16.252
62.529
73.682
2,6oU
6,Uoi
663
1.613
12,961
12,985
5.098
6.052
17.81(0
1*91
9, 1*1*3
7>(0.l(29
72.756
66,11*1
97.
12,308
73,555
2.376
W7
20.57>»
3*
181,501
68,578
113.177
11,110
61,882
87,280
2.723
20,561
43.443
25.128
27.503
S9,6l(l(
147,282
60.157
87,861
8,172
27.950
Total
Capital
stock
Istate
and
(ift
Alcoholic
bevsragec
Stamp
Manufacturers
excites
1
Miscellaneous
607.780
629.887
61.897
64,770
12.777
11.695
434.445
450.339
64.173
77.729
166
344
34,322
25,010
1931.
193219331934.
1935-
568,189
500,972
80,168
91,508
10,432
8,704
43,174
258.911
411.022
444,277
398.579
402,739
425.169
459.179
46.954
32.241
57.578
66.58O
*3.133
1J8
873,01*8
1,1*81,160
1.667.1*23
48,078
47,422
34.310
113,138
212,112
18,310
14,026
87,496
147.156
108. 194
1936.
1937.
1938.
1939.
2.021,075
2.207.608
2.287.075
2,256,031
9U.9U3
137.499
139. 3U9
127.203
378,840
305.548
416,874
360.715
505,464
594.245
567.979
587.800
501,166
552,254
568,182
580.159
68,990
69,919
46.233
41,083
1U9.685
188,771
16U
213
22.062
42,461
35.918
47.356
40,837
49,321
Apr..
May..
June.
170, 1*1*1*
176,891*
141
180
131
33.626
22.533
36.177
46,277
49,464
54,982
July.
Aug..
Sept.
183,111
265,886
280,095
1.937
74. 52"*
52,041
24,767
29.U71
56.15X
51.655
53,113
56.519
Oct.
Hot.
Dec.
186,987
191,510
168,030
1.984
367
241
29,185
25.525
21.320
56.363
61,020
51.197
49 !976
1940-Jan.
Feb.
170.113
166,276
229
177
26,566
28,423
2:§
1939-leb.
Mar.
1/
2/
2/
197.695
1.515
1.51*8
20,167
7.S9W
1*93
28.U2U
1*1,061
Onjuet
enrichment
1,063
18,360
Agricultural
adjustment
371.423
526.222
92.132
98.289
131.704
162,180
3.198
3.126
£?8
13.556
12.178
438
301
42.539
53.106
56.506
2.962
3.070
2,716
31.750
35.251
3U.627
13,149
13,290
12.556
566
666
831
48.629
56. 980
51,128
2, 602
3.191*
40.038
34,440
44,548
13.483
14,097
16.511
527
592
553
43,702
4,584
3,127
2,921
28.635
34,196
36,018
13,149
17.299
12.631
55*
630
1,008
49.519
45.3^7
3,020
2.774
41.128
3^.919
12,288
13,182
858
507
3,261
13.605
-302
5.730
449,854
416,754
396.891
379.5*10
109, 1*27
2/
1929.
1930.
247.751
390.038
342.275
11*9.1*76
5.11*8
Miscellaneous Internal Revenue
fiscal year
or month
US
287
207.339
502.917
529.835
13.72l(
137.
Carrier!
Taxing Act
of 1937
578.678
U8
265.745
7>(2. 660
14.964
19.6U7
163,668
Unemployment Tax
Act
WO.1U7
753.032
1,082,028
1.336.501
1. 149. 597
279.986
,292
y
1.235.733
1, 263.414
1(27.191
Insurance
Contributions
act
Total
1,095.541
1.1U6.6U5
Apr.,
May.,
June
8:,432
Corporation
71.637
6.073
6,a7
6.683
Including excess-profits tax collections.
For the period prior to September 1939 the data In the columns entitled "Insurance Contributions Act" and "Unemployment Tax Act" represent
collections under Titles Till and IX, respectively, of the Social Security Act.
Including tax collections under the Sugar Act of 1937 and under the dividends tax Imposed by the Act of June l6, 1933*
s
s
it
*>
So
I-
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LJ
D
Z
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UJ
C
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<
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LlI
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,
10
Customs Duties and Taxes Estimated, and Value of Dutiable
and Taxable Imports, by Tariff Schedules
(Is thousands of dollar,) 1/
CUemlcalfl,
Calendar year
or month
oils, and
paints
Duties and taxes
1938
1939
?eb
Mar
Apr
Kay
2,156
2.096
45.506
46,218
24,408
23.927
51,058
56.418
34,498
34,206
*39
841
1,411
1,620
1.90S
1,696
1.613
1,804
1S1
162
209
1.931
1,841
2,246
5.869
4.916
5.709
2.021
1.974
2.479
847
710
936
968
l.37"»
760
890
826
986
871
2,652
1,780
1.720
1.748
1.998
2.635
202
169
188
784
1,524
3.201
2,220
2.476
3.504
4.778
5.313
8.346
5.236
4,594
3.889
2.471
2.488
2.302
1.834
2,045
5.302
830
771
744
2.943
2.533
2.629
2,047
186
177
160
Sept
1.052
1.278
1.374
Oct
1.715
Not
1,91*2
Deo
19U0-Jan
Value:
1938
1939
1939-Jan
7eb
1.573
1,289
51.958
56,586
i*,io6
i*,398
Mar
Apr
May
>*.270
June
4.123
July
3.728
3.833
3.822
5.151
8.153
Aug
Sept
Oct
4.656
5.661
4.686
Not
Sec
1940-Jan
4,
Duties and taxes:
1938
1939
1939-Jan
»eb
Mar
Apr
May
June
July
Aug
Sept
Oot
Not
Sec
1940-Jan
Value:
1938
1939
1939-Jan
?eb
Mar
Apr
May
June
July
Aug
Sept
Oct
U2
Wool and
manufactures of
Oalendar year
or month
•
18. 531
33.624
2.729
2,142
2. 860
2,118
2.368
2.397
2.508
2,662
3.569
2,888
909
1.078
836
799
5.5"*5
5.151
3.585
4,886
95.486
1.592
1.651
2.231
3.100
1.95?
2,054
6.733
6,029
6,712
9,440
2,192
3.627
6,542
35.803
35.999
2.725
2.669
3,128
1.310
1.J02
1,411
5.155
5.787
7.711
2.167
3.817
3.289
15.55»>
6|o44
1.951
2,226
1.959
2.035
2.493
2,118
1.992
6,217
6,747
9.189
9.626
8,280
8,417
7.351
1,266
1.347
1,414
2,244
1.705
1.333
1.263
9.634
11.339
15,348
3.005
3.583
3.012
12,251
12.939
15,100
7.217
3.284
12.707
6.606
3.175
17.585
16,965
11.793
15,342
Silk
manufactures
3.327
2.776
216
196
245
217
220
220
182
321
241
Manufactures
of rayon or
other synthetic textile
2.275
3.090
232
226
276
244
232
273
232
238
27.418
49.271
6.I85
5,286
6,041
10,210
4.239
3.388
4.140
411
692
734
468
8.737
4.305
1.149
1.093
1.427
238
249
Dec
2:52
13.503
17.002
3.969
5.842
1940-Jan
117
4,978
2,024
7.071
3.079
1
68,172
89,728
24.693
25.369
3.M3
3.032
3.366
3.423
3.654
4.102
5.120
157
163
l4o
2J462
2,122
1,918
2.33 *
1.957
2, 06l
2.107
1.413
1.919
147,656
173.808
262
190
238
316
370
293
3,806
S.966
6.035
Not
Cotton
manufactures
21,49s
25.749
June
July
Aug
Spirits,
vines and
other
beverages
11,049
10,794
646
688
929
19,1(17
19.631*
1939-Jan
Sugar,
larths.
Hood and
Tobacco and Agricultural
Metals and
molasses, and
manufactures products and
sarthsnware manufactures manufacture,
manufacture a
provisions
and glassware
of
of
of
of 2/
90,5>*3
3.2"*5
2,184
3.196
15.932
13.261
15.481
14,912
12,035
3.383
3.306
4,603
2.215
59.460
59.076
3.487
3.418
U.376
".572
U.365
4,088
3.277
3,608
9.277
5.714
5.396
7.497
3.692
790
801
804
860
899
lax, hemp.
Jute, and
manufactures
of
11
Estimated Receipts from Taxes Imposed by Various Revenue Acts
on Imports into the United States
1940
1939
Calendar year
Article
1938
Aug.
July
June
May
Apr.
Mar.
1959
Not.
Oct.
Sept.
Jan.
Dec.
Duty-free
articles l/i
Crude petroleum.
$4,714,293 $5,84o,624
$380,726 1210,908
$297,665
$50U,108
$747,024
$688,585
$531,266
$501.75*
$561,192
$501,327
$557,120
11*5,922
95.381
121,890
175. 6Ug
1U1.622
156.573
111.578
102,1*82
108,81*3
182.5U5
16U, 832
376
3
38
3.255
1.750
3?*
600
l."*3
l.>*55
1.672
82
659
fuel oil,
etc
1.632.662
2/
Oasollne or
other motor
fuel
Lubricating oil.
Paraffin and
other petroleum
wax products. ..
1.570.550
4.475
3.683
11.172
9.531
1.463
1
9
776
606
627
383.51"*
17.931
13.972
1*7,622
27,228
23.71*5
28,21*3
37.63U
52.090
Seed oils
1.533.318
2.332.836
231.396
119,1*39
176,382
190,81*2
11*6.799
256,51*1*
253.957
258,91*3
Oil seeds
283,1)05
399,021*
36.531
1*2,130
27.225
33.278
38,1*25
28,950
23.523
17,065
Animal, fish and
coconut oils...
281*.
59.599
187,231
200,189
29.079
39.0U1*
56.797
608
80
ito
15
82
67
211
7gi
59.M3
72.278
85.793
3i*,2i*0
36.688
17.930
70.768
89.946
38,21*1*
2lU
184.820
16.013
12.775
13.275
1U.105
17.270
17.951*
14,421
31.035
23. 121*
8,61*2
2,688
2,381
1*1*1
562
2.238
166
9.397.370 11,1*12,906
814.587
$3,653,275 »3. 731.081
8228.711*
$136,018
$253,585
$370,204
$396,050
$435,529
$757,843
$152,795
$172,782
47,247
96,210
143.728
135,286
3"*.708
55.168
59,481
42.155
50,682
14,012
11.805
7.516
2,106
2.505
2,060
923
290
409
1.330
773.288
678.352
61*,
Lumber of
specified types
H5.568
Coal and
related fuels..
0.815
Dutiable
articles
44,130
811
197
7U7
Copper
Total
1*0,035
171*,
850.217 1.206.91U l.a6,656
935.959 1.027.932 1,021.721 1.035,180 1.024,750
16.589
875. 32**
711.746
3_/>
Cane sugar
•
Cane sugar C from
Philippine Is.)
Beet sugar
•
631.390
722. 3>»5
6.566
S
76,321
87.858
$744,726 $119, 37>*
6
Articles composed
In chief value
of manufactured
sugar
Fuel oil,
etc. 2/
2.663
1.822
Lubricating oil.
Paraffin and
other petroleum
wax product e. ..
2.641
5.170
19.373
20,786
16.682
36
565
22
24
8
66
153
Seed oils
Animal and
fish oils
Palm oil
Coconut oil
(from Philippine Islands).
3,062
292
25
50
11
21.119
222
62
37
269.733
17.399
22,1*19
15,500
15.384
1.355
1,816
1,386
42
44
17
41
25
11
19.865
19
406
3
191
10
15.441
22.486
14,324
15.989
16.585
21.854
42,461
1.771
1,008
1.500
850
1,610
1.294
1.037
21.995
604
546
16
579.21*1
Coconut oil
8.525
761
1.357
>*5
957
1.564
1.009
802
585
874
9.1*56
547
923
1.095
419
U56
873
1.242
512
708
1.573
393
10,512
10,181
•
151, U27
11*3,017
13.566
21.619
13.128
3,432
7,350
16.479
7.842
9.797
12,840
Lumber of
specified types
1*58.91(2
1*65.917
54.988
52.867
32.955
38.243
29.940
29.927
33.531
60,207
47,81*9
28,524
5.557.315
5,1*76,623
367.487
336.411
464.111
575.939
532.864
575.7*
895.250
291,228
311.839
195,912
Copper
Total
Grand total
Note:
1/
2/
2/
14.954,686 16,889.529 1,182.074 1.186,628 1,671,025 1.792.595 1,468.823 1.603,656 1.916.971 1,326,413 1.336.587 1.693.335
907.658
Rates of tax for the respective articles are shown in the September Bulletin, page 11.
The total of the taxes herein corresponds to the total of the column headed "Tree List" In the preceding table.
Fuel oil and gas oil derived from petroleum, and all liquid derivatives of crude petroleum except lubricating oil and gasoline or other
motor fuel.
The total of the taxes herein corresponds to the total of the taxes on copper and sugar in the Miscellaneous column In the preceding table,
plue all taxes included in appropriate tariff schedules.
13
Computed Duties Collected, by Countries
(Id thousand! of dollars)
Country
u
8
6
8
3
J
3
13
Receipts and Expenditures under Social Security Act
(In nllllons of dollars - on basis of dally Treasury statements, unrevised)
Expenditures
Receipts
Tax on Employers of
taxes
(Title Till) 8 or more,
(Title IX,
Sec. 901)
finployment
71 seal year or month
1936
1937
1938
1939
191*. 3
511*. I*
530.
Total
receipts
Administrative
expenses
States
26.9
157.8
229.6
631.2
58-9
261.1*
1.8
1.7
2.6
2.2
21.6
19.3
2>».2
li
26.0
26.1
5.3
102.2
2.2
52.1
1.7
Apr..
May..
June.
27.1
109.1
3-3
2.8
9-1
29.9
118.2
U.O
1.8
1.8
1.8
July.
Aug..
Sept.
32-7
106.6
2-5
2.7
8.1
^•\
ill*.
.5
3.0
1.7
1.9
1.9
Oct..
Hov..
2.9
8.0
3<*.U
.9
125.5
*.7
1.8
Dec.
31.U
117.5
U.l
19lKWaa..
31.1
Tel)..
115.2
13.7
57.0
1.8
2.0
1.8
1*1*.
172.2
•
Refunds
of taxes
2/
to
9
9-1
Mar..
•5
Total
grants
tance,
etc.
1*1.9
60U.lt
7
Old-age
assis-
.6
15.
252.2
•
Unemployment
compensation
administration
20.0
21.3
57-8
90.1
100.9
15U.U
3.9
1939-fev.
Transfers
Grants to States
27-8
166.9
271-5
320-3
to Old-Age
Total
and Survi- expendivors' Insurtures
ance Trust
fund
28.1*
265.O
387-0
503.O
1*1*8.1
21.5
50.0
50.0
76.0
73-2
35.0
30.5
15.6
55.0
50.0
56.0
91.8
10.3
.1
.1
.1
1*3.
7.U
2.3
32.5
26.3
15.3
Ul.3
33.7
17.6
86.1
83.8
62.6
11.1
1.0
1.2
32.6
21.0
16.6
1*3.7
.1
U3 .0
22.1
17.8
.2
.2
1*3.0
38.9
36.0
.2
15
33.3
31.1
S
g
.1*
1*0.6
1.7
719.1
8U6.
82.
73.5
U8.0
1*3.0
87.7
67.1
67.8
U8.0
Ul.l
37.9
.1
Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund
(Is
mllllom of dollare
- on bail, of dally Treasury statements,
Expenditures
Receipts
Cumulative as of end
of fiscal year
or month
1936
1937
1938
1939
Appropriation! by Congress
Transfers
from
general fund
265.0
652.0
1,155.0
Balance
available for
transfers
113.0
Total
unrevised)
Balance
Unexpended
Interest
Investments
Total
receipts
Benefit
payments
Investments
To credit of
To credit of
Tund Account
disbursing
officers
2/
265.0
765.O
1.155-0
2-3
17.7
1.705.0
1,705.0
1,705.0
Hi*. 6
267.3
782.7
1.199.6
HH.6
HH.6
lj'tg.s
1.7H9.6
1.7U9.6
1*. 6
19.3
267.2
777-2
1.180.
267.1
662.3
1.177.2
20.7
22.0
22.7
1.728.9
1.727.6
1.726.9
1,220.2
1.263.2
1,306.2
Ul6.1
n
5->*
.1
.1
113.0
.1
1-9
3.0
7.1
1.6
1939-July.
Aug..
Sept.
1,198.0
1,289.0
507.0
&59.0
416.0
Oct..
Hov..
Sen..
1.332.0
1.375.0
1.423.0
373.0
330.0
282.0
1.705.0
1.705.0
1,705.0
HU.6
HH.6
UU.6
1.7U9.6
1.7H9.6
1.7H9.6
23.6
2U.U
25.2
1,726.0
1.725-2
1.72U.H
1.3H9.2
1.392.2
1.H35-2
373.1
330.1
282.1
3.8
2.9
7.1
1940-Jan..
Feb..
1.1*23.0
1.1*23.0
282.0
282.0
1.705.0
1,705.0
HH.6
HH.6
1.7U9.6
I.7H9.6
25.9
26.9
1.723.7
1.722.7
1.H35.2
282.1
282.1
6.H
1.21*6.0
Unemployment Trust Fund
(In Billions of dollars - on basis of dally Treasury statements, unrevlsed)
Cumulative
ae of end of
fiscal year
or month
1,1*35.2
S
5- 1*
u
,
14
Receipts and Expenditures Under Railroad Retirement
and Railroad Unemployment Insurance Acts
(In million! of dollars - on basis of dally Trsasoxy statements, unrovlsed)
Sxpeadituree
Reeelpte
fiscal year or month
1936
1937
1938
1939
Taxee upon
earrlere and
their employee*
administrative
expenses
Transfers to
Ballroad Betlrement aect.
Tranefera to
Ballroad Unemployment Insurance account
.3
3
•
1.5
149.0
.4
1939-»»»..
Mar..
Apr.,
Kay..
June,
150.1
109.3
2.6
3.3
146.4
107.1
27.5
.3
.3
18.0
18.J
.1
:l
.4
.3
21.9
18.1
Sept.
23.7
Oct..
Hot.,
1.2
4.2
24.5
Dec,
.4
5.U
.6
7.1
.7
5
1.3
10.0
10.0
10.0
5
.5
10.0
10.0
•
•
Railroad Retirement Account
(In millions of dollars - on oasis of daily Treasury statements, unrerlsed)
Oumulatlve as of end of
fiscal year or month
110.
.U
6.1
21.1
July,
Aug.,
19U0-Jan.
Ten.,
Total
expenditures
15.0
37.W
18.7
7.7
10.7
10.5
U.J
15.0*
4. 5 »
10.5
15
Cash Income and Outgo of the Treasury
(These figures are not intended to reflect the budgetary position of the Government
They will not agree with budgetary figures on
receipts, expenditures and deficit such as those appearing in Dally Treasury Statements and in other tables in this Bulletin. For
an explanation of the revisions made in Dally Treasury Statement figures to arrive at this cash series. Bee the text in Feb. 1939
Bulletin. All figures in the table at the bottom of the page have now been revised in accordance with that explanation.)
.
(In millions of dollars)
CASH INCOME AND OUTGO AND NET CASH OUTGO
January 1935 to Date
1936
1935
DOLLARS"
1937
1938
1939
1940
DOLLARS
Mi
Millions
II
iont
1.200
1,200
Cash Income
1.000
1,000
800
800
600
600
400
400
200
200
''''
II
JMMJSNJMMJSNJMMJSNJMMJSNJMMJSNJMMJSN
II
1,600
1.400
I.
ZOO
1.000
800
600
400
2
00
1.000
TREASURY
GENERAL
FUND
-17-
AND
PUBLIC
DEBT
.
18
Composition of General Fund
(In millions of dollara - on baele of dally Treasury stateaenta, uiM»l>td]
Ourrent assets
Balance
End of fiscal
year or month
Total
•Working"
balance
Seigniorage
Increment on
gold
1933
1936
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
862
2.582
l.gUl
2,682
2.551*
2.216
2,838
1.001
2.225
970
1,628
2. l60
lUO
316
1939-»«».Mar..
3.313
3.389
2.693
2,732
508
515
Apr..
May..
June.
3,011
2.92U
2,838
2,380
2,251
2,l60
522
528
536
July.
Aug..
Sept.
2,¥*7
2,231
2.178
1,761
1.539
1,181
5UU
550
112
551
113
Oct..
Hot..
See..
1.913
2,165
2.176
1.213
1.162
1,768
558
561
565
ll*2
19U0-Jan.
Feb.,
2,282
2.350
1.571
1.631
568
573
536
Total
Bullion.
coin and
currency
1,103
3.033
2.016
2.936
2.709
2.119
3.087
Deposits
In Fad.
Reserve
Banks
181
51
1,01*5
97
118
862
Spaolal deall other
poelte a/o
depoelte
•ales of
and colOor't. Saca. laetlona
31
37
55
58
837
.851
799
Current
llabllltlaa
2U1
151
1.016
865
1,863
830
1,212
11*1
'6i9
929
1,022
611
777
%
76
3.517
3.635
1.351
1.313
1,222
1.388
873
171
866
68
68
3.230
3,106
3.087
1.329
1.272
1,212
975
971
1,022
858
792
777
68
71
76
186
182
2,800
2.576
2.331
1,015
986
879
928
718
586
771
761
758
86
81
111
156
H3
2.077
2.350
2.666
890
1,007
I.050
«
673
756
755
825
113
117
119
16U
185
190
11*3
2,1*63
2.513
1,007
1,028
517
589
816
815
123
111
181
113
700
111
111
112
112
3f
Inactive
gold
1,087
11*2
ll»2
1U2
ll*2
ll*2
11*2
ll*2
25U
156
203
2l*9
21*6
2>*9
19l»
Statement of the Outstanding Public Debt on June 30, 1930 and Feb. 29, 1940
(In mllliont of dollara - on baaie of dally Treasury statements, unrevised)
June 30,
1939
Market laauea, eto:
Pre-war bond s
Treasury bonde
U. S. Savings bonde
Adjusted Service bonds
Treasury notes
Treasury bills
Matured debt on which
Interest has ceased
Debt bearing no interest...
Total Market issues, etc.
196
25,218
1,868
283
7. 213
1,308
Tab. 29.
19IO
196
26,897
2,610
269
6,203
1,308
June 30,
1939
Increaae(+)
Deere ase(-)
+1.679
+ 7U2
11
-i.oio
Special Issues;
Government Life Insurance
fund
Old-Age Reserve Account
Railroad Retirement Account..
Government retirement funds..
Adjusted Service Certificate
Pond
111
132
391
10
17
36.669
38.009
+1.3U0
ll*2
•
Unemployment Trust Fund
Postal Savings System
federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation
Total Special issues
Total
Public Debt Accounts
(In millions of dollara - on basis of daily Treasury statements, unrevlsed)
Fiscal year
or month
Feb. 29,
1910
Increase (+)
Dec re ate (-)
537
1.177
501*
33
1.635
67
77
173
515
258
10
72
20
1,267
128
1.61*0
12
8
72
5«
3.770
1.356
586
1*0,1*39
12.365
1.926
101
30
19
Statement Showing Details of Major Financing Operations of the Treasury
for Fiscal Years 1938, 1939 and 1940
(Id millions of dollars)
Date
of
Iaaue
6
30
Principal Classes of Holders of Direct and Guaranteed Government Obligations and the
Estimated Amounts of Their Holdings, June 30, 1037, 1038 and 1030
in aunt
(In billion, of dollar.)
1937
1938 5/
Percent of total
outstanding
1938 5/
1937
1939
1939
Direct obligations
Operettas insured commercial banks.
Mutual savings banks
Other commercial and private banks.
U.9
11.2
U.9
33
31
2.1
2.U
2.7
6
7
7
5
.6
2
1
1
14.1
15.2
iti
39
3«
8.6
8.8
24
23
22
5-2
12
12
13
1.7
5
5
4
5
1
1
1
.6
Subtotal, all commercial and savings banks.
Individuals 1/
li*.
8.8
..
U.3
M
•••••••.•••••••••••
1.7
1.7
.U
.1*
2-5
2.6
2.6
7
7
3-2
4.4
5.6
9
12
7
14
3
•3
3
1
1
1
36.6
39-9
100
100
2.1
a.4
3-1
44
49
3
.3
.4
6
6
7
.1
1
1
2
56
65
Insurance companies
Other corporations
•
30
•
Tax-exempt organl tatlons 2/
Tederal Beeerve banks
.•.••••....••..
Tederal ageaoles and trust funds
State and local government investment funds.
Total amount outstanding.
•
35-
•
•
Ouaranteed obligations 37
Operating Insured commercial banks.
Mutual Darings bank*
•
y
Other commercial and private banks.
Subtotal, all commercial and savings banks.
y
2.4
2.T
3.6
56
.9
.8
•
7
19
17
13
Insurance companies
•7
.7
.6
15
15
U
Other corporations
.2
.2
.2
4
4
4
Tax-exempt organisations g/
.1
.1
.1
2
2
2
Tederal agenoies and trust funds.
.4
•3
.3
9
6
5
U.7
t.s
5-5
100
14.0
13.6
15.0
35
33
33
2.»t
2.7
3.1
6
7
7
5
7
1
1
16.8
18.8
42
41
41
Indlvi duals
.•••••
Total amount outstanding.
100
Direct and Ouaranteed 37 Obligations
Operating Insured commercial banks.
Mutual savings banks
Other commercial and private banks.
.6
Subtotal, all commercial and savings banks.
Individuals 1/
Insurance companies
•
•
,,..
Other corporations
Tax-exempt organisations £/
9.7
9
A
9.5
24
23
21
5.0
5.2
5.«
12
12
13
1.9
1.9
1.9
5
5
4
5
.6
1
1
1
•
5
•
Tederal Beserve banks
2.5
2.6
2.6
6
6
6
Tederal agenclee and trust funds
3.6
U.7
5-9
9
11
13
3
1
1
1
U5.U
100
State and local government investment funds.
Total amount outstanding.
•
3
"40.5
•
3
41.4
which are estimated at lest than $100 millions in that* yeari.
Other than mutual lavlngt banks and iniurance companies exempt from Federal income tax.
Ixoluelve of obligations sold directly to the Treasury.
Under $50 millions.
Bevised as compared vlth previously published figures.
Include foreign holding!
5/
1
17.0
•
,
•
100
31
Holdings of Direct and Guaranteed Interest-Bearing Obligations of the United States Government
(In millions of dollars)
Ind of fiscal
year or month
22
.
23
Amount of Interest-bearing Debt Outstanding, the Computed Annual Interest
Charge and the Computed Rate of Interest
2nd of fiscal year or month
Computed annual
Interest charge
Interest-bearing debt
Computed rate of
Interest; Percent
39.gg5.969.732
*7U2 175.955
SU2, 301.133
750, 677. 802
838 O02.053
92U, 3U7.0g9
9U7 06U.058
1.036, 937.397
1939-reb..
Mar..
39.325.527.811
39,UU2,07 *.957
1.017, 225, 0U2
1.026, 757.937
2.587*
2.603*
Apr..
May..
June.
39.525.'»07.813
1.029, 353.995
1.035, 271.505
1.036, 937.397
2.6oU*
2.6oU*
2.600*
1.0UU, 251,926
1.050, 8UU.30O
1.051, gl7.UgU
2.603*
2.604*
2.607*
Uo.go6,
U1.UU5,
1.05U, 365.376
l,05g, U87.906
1.076, 615,135
2.602*
2.59U*
2.598*
Ui,6oi, 096. 7U1
u 1.839, U78.210
1.08U, 97 1'.7 *3
1.091, 3U2.623
2.6o8»
2.60g*
1933
$22,157.61(3,120
193>t
26.U8O.hg7.920
27.6U5.229.g26
32.755.631.770
35.g02,5g6.915
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
36. 575. 925. 880
1
39.751.011.399
39. 885.969. 732
July.
Aug..
Sept.
Uo, 113, 701. 72U
"10.351,
Oct..
Not..
'to.
Dec.
19U0-Jan..
Feb..
Note:
3Ug,U87
U0.3U1, 909.035
526, lU7,g36
3-350
3. 181
2.716
2-559
2.582
2.589'
2.600'
1
"Interest-Bearing Debt" figures Include discount on Treasury Bills, amount being deducted prior to calculating the average Interest rate
On basis of dally Treasury statements, unrevlsed. For basis of other figures see report of Secretary of the Treasury for 1937 P=«e UU2.
Comparison of Average Yields of Long-term United States Treasury Bonds
and High-grade Corporate Bonds
Treasury
bonds 1/
Oorporate
bonds 2/
Spread between
Treasury and
Corporate bonds
Monthly averages of
dally figures:
Treasury
bonds 1/
1939-June
2.96
2.90
2.87
.U6
Apr
May
June
2.30
2.17
2.13
2.92
2.86
2.78
.62
.69
.65
July
Aug
Sept
2.16
2.21
2.65
2.76
2.79
3-29
.60
.58
.6U
Oct
2. 60
•ft
J:
Dec
2.U6
2-35
3.1U
2.93
2.86
51
23.
30.
19Uo-Jan
Feb
2.30
2.32
2.81
2.79
.51
•U7
Nov
-U9
•
•
Feb.
U
11
lg
25
1.
g.
15.
22.
Mar.
1.
8.
1522.
29-
7
1U
21
28
53
Weekly, Wednesday
closing prices ^/:
1939-Jan.
July
5.
12.
19.
26.
Aug.
2.
Sept. 6.
13.
20.
27.
Oct.
2. US
2.U7
2.U5
2.Ug
3.01
2.96
2.95
2.95
2.U5
2.UU
2.U3
2.U3
2.9U
2.91
2.89
2.89
u.
11.
18.
25-
$
Nov.
.U6
.U6
2.39
2.36
2.33
2.35
2.30
2.86
2.86
2.87
2.gg
2.90
.U7
.50
• 5"
• 53
.60
2.30
2.32
2.29
2.27
2.92
2.92
2.91
2.91
.62
.60
.62
.6U
2.25
2.16
2.1U
2.13
2.13
2.91
2.g7
2.gU
2.g3
2.83
.66
1.
8.
•H9
•U7
15.
22.
29-
Dee
6.
13.
20.
27-
19U0-Jan,
3-
10.
Apr.
5.
12.
19.
26.
17.
2U.
31.
Feb.
May
3-
10.
17.
2U.
31.
•71
.70
.70
.70
7.
1U.
21.
28.
Mar.
6.
13.
Note:
1/
2/
3y
Spread between
Treasury and
Corporate bonds
Weekly, Wednesday
closing pricee 3/:
2.U7
2.UU
2.3U
1939-Jan
Feb
Mar
Corporate
bonde 2/
Yields are computed on the basis of closing prices on New York Stock Exchange.
Average of Treasury bonds not due or callable for twelve years or more.
Average of five bonde.
Or the last preceding sale when there was no sale on Wednesday.
2.08
2.12
2.16
2.17
2.81
2.78
2.77
2.76
2.20
2.16
2.17
2.1U
2.76
2.76
2.76
2.7U
2.1U
2.17
2.17
2.2U
2.27
2.73
2.7U
2.76
2.81
2.gg
2.56
2.6U
2.72
2.7U
3.K1
3.33
3.31
3.29
2.72
2.66
2.53
2.U§
3.23
3.20
3.11
3.06
58
• 57
2.50
2.50
2.U7
2.3?
2.36
3.00
2-95
2.9U
2.91
2.90
•
2.U1
2.37
2.32
2.30
2.88
2.8U
2.85
2.83
2.29
2.28
2-32
2.30
2.32
2.82
2.80
2.82
2.81
2.g2
2.32
2.31
2.32
2.33
2.79
2.78
2.79
2.80
•U7
•U7
•»7
.U7
2.26
2.25
2.79
2.77
.53
.61
•
59
.56
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•?
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•
59
•
57
•
59
•
57
.61
f
5
.69
•
59
•
55
51
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53
52
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50
52
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20.
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-26-
27
Governmental Corporations and Credit Agencies
of the United States: Jan. 31, 1940
(Compiled from latest reports received from these agencies)
(In millions of dollars)
28
Sources of Funds of Certain Governmental Corporations and Agencies
for the First 7 Months, Fiscal Year 1940
(Compiled from lateet reports received
Corporation or agency
toy
the Treasury)
29
Uses of Funds of Certain Governmental Corporations and Agencies
for the First 7 Months, Fiscal Tear 1040
(Compiled from latest reports received by the Treasury - Expenditures on
Corporation or agency
bull
of check* Issued)
30
Sources of Funds of Certain Governmental Corporations and Agencies
from Inception of Organization to January 31, 1040
(Compiled from latest report* received by the Treasury)
Corporation or agency
31
Uses of Funds of Certain Governmental Corporations and Agencies
from Inception of Organization to January 31, 1940
(Compiled from latest reports received by the Treaeury - Ixpendltures on basis of checks Issued)
Corporation or agenoy
32
Principal of Outstanding Obligations Guaranteed by the United States
(In Billions of dollars - compiled from report* received by the Treasury)
End of fiscal
year or month
THE
CAPITAL MOVEMENTS BETWEEN
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES
-33-
34
Summary Table - Change In Short-Term Foreign Liabilities and Assets
by Classifications and Countries During 1939
(In thousand a of dollars)
Classification and data
35
Summary Table
-
Change In Foreign Balances In Brokerage Accounts as Reported by Brokers
and Dealers In the United States During 1939
(In thousands of dollars)
Classification and date
36
Net Capital Movement between the United States and Foreign Countries
1935 through December 1939
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Short-Term Foreign Liabilities as Reported by Banks and Bankers
In the United States for December 1939
(In thousands of dollars)
Liabilities as of
following dates
Trance
Germany
Italy
Betherlands
Swltserland
Other
Bur ope
482.173
U58.307
484,904
468,351
269.657
268,231
263.732
7>55
29.683
33.212
35.069
35.519
194,169
200,929
208,717
2OU.708
338.125
356.209
266,1*61
10,787
9.626
8,605
514.585
504,290
528,360
520.019
1*1*2,9.91
267.712
10,600
29.H8
1*20,1*53
266. 1*12
9.1*25
446.715
26U.l*l*l*
1*28.951
261,91*2
8.391
7.263
32.608
34.556
3U.988
192,168
199.362
207,191
203.181
512.489
502,366
526,530
51s. 187
434,647
263,1*80
"»ll,053
1*37.391
1*20,912
262.111
259.991
257.454
United
Kingdom
all
other
Grand
total
Canada
Latin
America
1.839,17?
1.830.804
1,881.140
1,865,423
320.938
315,963
294.053
285,090
359.925
361,890
36l,6l4
364.523
390,316
398.336
402.565
404,901
82,784
85.795
85.302
89.744
2,993.142
2,992,788
3.024,674
3,009.681
1,792.823
1,786,401
1,836,360
1.819,731
319.837
292,446
282,215
359.264
361.271
360.827
363.495
379.864
387.071
389.870
392.090
82.358
85.379
84.846
89.365
2,934,146
2.935.169
2,964,349
2.946,896
1.751.907
1.792.059
1.774.959
317.231
312.479
290,O?8
280.148
342.052
342,220
340.639
344.199
324.170
330.981
332.170
333,440
81,456
84,399
83,818
88.271
2.816.816
2.812,550
2,838.784
2,821,017
33,821
36,318
36,991
36,054
2,341
2.303
2,013
1,803
16.642
16.438
17.462
18.555
45.792
45.695
47.355
48,808
718
Total
Europe
Tar
last
TOTAL SBOBT-TISM
TOBJIOS LIABILITIES:
Beo.
6
Deo. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
31*9,021*
365.639
TOTAL LIABILITIES
PATA3LC IB DOLLARS:
Deo.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Doc. 27
337.71*5
355. 775
348,533
365.219
315.,047
Deposits for
foreign account:
Deo.
6
Dec. 13
Dee. 20
Dec. 27
,
10,212
9.052
8.0U1
6.987
5:8
33.577
33,952
186,1*25
328.928
192.282
200.U26
196.659
31*6.871*
338.693
354.259
500,276
489.637
513,940
506.736
1.71*2,471
BIIIb held for
foreign account
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
7.513
7.923
7.996
6.717
1.28U
1.30>*
l,4s6
1.1*17
150
198
132
173
65'
5.0U1
6.378
6.080
5.902
8.1*53
8.51*8
9.297
9.768
10,552
11.171
11,344
11,384
99.314
101,5'
905
104,6
106,125
Short-term United States
Government obligations
held for foreign
account:
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
9.563
9.533
9.521
9,500
9.506
9.500
10
&
9.
9.
Other liabilities
payable in dollars:
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
T?9
2.9 1**
1,1*1*5
2.997
2.967
3.071
1.296
1.290
238
175
218
93
350
323
3U3
696
702
685
620
513
531
2,001
1.567
1,526
1,527
351
36U
570
2.613
2,726
741
1,192
1.657
1.55?
1.245
2.066
7.053
7.579
7.277
8.675
434
491
420
2.096
1.924
1,830
1,832
44:403
44,780
45,692
li
1.607
2.875
661
619
787
1,028
203
143
1,593
1,401
1.256
1,271
15,616
12,925
9.987
10.757
622
1.305
2.552
380
390
292
286
161
201
236
217
25.660
26.404
29.338
29.453
216
342
322
338
5,080
5.074
94
265
335
381
895
r
362
184
185
185
189
8.453
11.537
11.362
10,211
426
416
456
379
58.996
57.619
60,325
62.785
TOTAL LIABILITIES PAYABLE
II TOBIIGH CUBHIECnS:
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
39.182
37.85>*
38.I89
39.1*00
1.945
1,819
2,017
1,790
187
201
1*61
185
200
212
190
2ll»
192
1,101
6
10.4
11,21
12.695
12,811
Borrowings from
foreign banks:
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
11,872
9.734
7.106
8,102
475
1*93
331
351*
381
302
1,020
310
1*10
619
619
799
761
24,602
22.613
21,764
23.952
7.786
8,642
10.150
10,328
Acceptances Bade
by foreign banks:
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
23. 1*62
1.260
24,183
26.751
26.991
1.2l*2
116
114
1.1*16
U3
1.325
135
3.6l»8
22"*
3.937
4 ,332
102
108
134
95
109
25.980
26.717
29,644
29.749
221
217
220
Other liabilities payable
In foreign currencies:
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20...
Dec. 27
>*.307
9
f
86
362
361
312
356
207
242
265
253
5>55
73
«5
5.482
103
279
227
2.587
374
2.429
408
329
8.414
8,289
8.917
9,084
39
Short-Term Foreign Assets as Reported by Banks and Bankers
In the United States for December 1030
(In thousands of dollars)
Assets as of
following dates
United
Kingdom
Trance
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Switterland
Other
Europe
Total
Europe
Canada
Latin
America
All
far
laet
other
Brand
total
TOTAL SHOBT-TBBM
FOEJION ASSXTS:
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
44,915
"•5.098
1*2.820
44,394
5.375
5.932
4.91
56,056
53 \$
9.384
9.574
10.503
10,871
6,625
6.289
6,623
6.596
5.051
5.101
4,856
4.933
57,005
52.524
52,566
53.017
184.411
179.801
176,921
178,721
4i,683
915
917
l.5>»7
807
730
704
55 *
2.906
2.772
3.041
2.977
34.555
33,195
1.080
813
1,227
1.415
650
K57
598
647
16.7*
725
718
714
710
131
137
111
119
61
34
30
135
132
134
115
336
324
343
305
8.469
8.657
9.6o4
9.977
I76.I65
184,030
188,849
186,908
11.281
12,149
11,942
11,866
527.510
42,021
46,308
113.970
117.035
114,710
117.502
10,068
9.893
10,027
8.659
2.860
2,876
3,006
3.032
22,623
22.777
23.303
22,818
1,008
892
942
940
1,114
633
71,192
69,731
6,831
6.8B9
7.227
5.902
775
838
600
16,558
16.798
17.716
I.698
1.452
1,811
1,188
689
667
663
658
6.837
6.717
6,890
6,753
1.793
1.637
1.374
1.335
1.619
1.458
1.709
1.719
10,984
9.920
10,226
9. 813
1.444
239
96
97
5.078
5.015
4,942
4.757
4.244
4,371
4.152
4.379
54.099
49.752
49.525
50.040
149.856
146.606
143,007
144,439
31.615
31,486
31.994
601
478
406
54o
314
359
367
389
307
274
258
375
15.313
IO.536
10,455
11.157
50.776
46,148
5.674
3.503
6,681
6.792
7.001
7.154
2.457
2.370
2.257
2,085
3.053
3.221
3.052
2.997
1.187
1.387
2.197
2,283
2.307
2.286
2,318
2.283
884
876
842
1,007
1*1.379
534. 3? 1*
534.443
541.305
TOTAL ASSETS PAIASLE
IN fOKSIOH CURRENCIES:
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
27.386
26,492
26.596
26,986
592
658
631
688
1*02
14,027
14.251
1U.006
14.808
213
277
211
3U9
111
4,748
4.663
4.877
4,785
21>*
8,611
7.578
7.713
7.393
165
167
209
162
17.529
18, 606
16.224
17.408
4.783
55.65I*
5.271*
>*.276
5&.951
5"*. 268
53.602
71*1*
26.1*87
1.207
24,958
25.017
25.039
352
362
3*
1.274
1.681
1.839
1
,914
34,282
8
Banks own deposits
abroad:
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
1*6
91*9
26,088
25.796
26.834
25.802
*
Deposits abroad for
account of domestic
clients:
Dee.
6
Dec. 13
Dee. 20
Dec. 27
214
211
177
28U
275
29
610
64o
19.880
19.971
19.958
19.985
1.475
1.405
1,418
1.443
1.045
1.354
1.534
1,645
933
800
860
864
14,846
15,464
15,187
111,110
114.159
111,704
114,470
153.542
161.253
165,546
164,090
10.273
11.257
11,000
10,926
456,396
464,761
463,251
471.574
45,666
5.632
10,623
13.027
13.722
13.573
15.173
112.315
118,631
122,075
125,172
139
223
637
487
181,931
184,118
185,420
197,121
13.190
14.199
14,216
14,354
42,886
44,526
43,410
43.300
3.026
3.007
2,856
2.629
25,026
25,205
25.321
25.336
1.956
25.596
25.017
24,854
24.529
56.194
55.932
56.094
55.473
22.915
22,885
23.506
2 1*. 397
73.057
75.232
72.810
73.961
IS
29.145
28,991
28,894
28,742
Other assets payable in
foreign currencies:
Dec. 6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
96
1,422
15. 881
TOTAL ASSETS PAYABLE
IN DOLLAES:
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
,
4.292
37.6%
Loans to foreign banks:
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Tec. 27
7.010
8.336
6,518
7,612
1*82
554
5.591*
Acceptances made for
foreign banks:
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
2.795
2.909
2,948
2,892
1.473
1,1*1*6
1.383
1.383
13.237
13.589
12.553
12,1*35
73.1*77
75.3a
2i443
1.843
675
611
74.705
73.719
9.551
10,410
9.688
9.828
200,988
205,122
203,126
200, 731*
Other aesete payable
in dollars:
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
7.72't
2,.566
7.361
6,758
2.621
.621
16,381*
2."*27
6,901*
2.339
16,698
16,128
15.930
S:Sg
41,028
37.075
40
Security Transactions as Reported by Banks, Bankers, Brokers
and Dealers In the United States for December 1939
(In thousands of dollars)
Transactions during
weak ended-
41
Security Transactions in Joint Foreign Arbitrage Accounts as Reported
by Brokers and Dealers in the United States for December 1939
(In thousands of dollars)
Onlted
Kingdom
Transactions
during week ended-
Franco
Go many
Italy
latherlands
Switzerland
Other
Europe
Total
Europe
Canada
Latin
America
Far
last
All
othsr
Grand
total
TOTAL F0F.0HASXS
IN TBI OSITZD STATES:
Sec.
6
Doc. 13
Dec. 20
Deo. 27
59
25
88
64
107
»3
25
49
20
44
13
10
3
20
162
187
188
119
£
U3U
79U
560
37
35
Purchases of
domestic securities
Deo.
6
Deo. 13
Deo. 20
Dec. 27
86
70
122
105
33
25
85
63
,
,
20
20
117
105
Purchase e of
foreign securities:
16
22
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
18
20
79
3
123
71
1U
4o6
U8U
6
171
281
487
9
10
71
197
36U
672
47
1*8
569
32
35
U55
TOTAL SALIS
IB TEX UHI TED STATIS:
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
82
390
235
370
102
a
11
6
7
e
15
5
124
81
105
18
11
tog
5
5
655
627
999
613
16
2
Sales of
domestic securities
Dec.
6
Deo. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
316
204
'1
1(08
6
TOO
7*
16
384
72
7
2
Sales of
foreign securities:
76
31
17
52
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
247
312
599
539
171
281
582
487
Foreign Balances in Brokerage Accounts as Reported by Brokers
and Dealers in the United States for December 1939
(In thousands of dollars)
Balances as of
following dates
United
Kingdom
France
Germany
Italy
Latin
America
Netherlands
Switzerland
Other
Europe
Total
Europe
Canada
13.645
13.401
13.397
13.238
5.458
m
3.296
3.232
3.344
2.995
4.297
4,661
4,892
All
other
Grand
total
11.233
11,121
11,668
11.814
405
422
443
48.938
48,163
48,320
48,714
1,122
1.354
1.1S0
1.340
1.760
1.749
1.870
2.015
47.720
47.514
49.27?
49,686
Far
last
Foreign debit balances:
(due from abroad)
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Deo. 20
Deo. 27
2,208
2,260
2.3*6
2,897
3.051
2,860
3,082
5.853
5.652
3,009
l4l
13U
129
125
2.33
73
87
5.60U
18,245
17.881
17.587
17.868
7.766
7.782
7.666
7.516
106
105
6S
52
56
51
5.928
5.832
6.716
6.755
13,469
13.017
13.760
14.253
2,944
3.283
3.158
3.112
37.245
36,518
38.023
38,887
3.257
3".6f°7
3,i>to
3.618
3.575
3.U7
6.951
6,388
6.561
7.095
5.351
Foreign credit balances:
(due to abroad)
Dec.
6
Dsc. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
4.41*9
42
Foreign Purchases and Sales and Net Purchases or Sales of U.S. Domestic Securities
(In thousands of dollars)
Transactions
during
week ended-
43
44
Purchases and Sales of Foreign Exchange, Spot and Forward, as Reported
by Banks and Bankers in the United States for December 1939
(In thousand* of dollars)
Ourrency ofIrani act Ions
during
weak ended-
United
Klngdon
Trance
i
45
Outstanding Forward Exchange Contracts as Reported by Banks
and Bankers in the United States during December 1939
(In thousands of dollars)
Currency ofContract! as of
following dates
Unlted
Kingdom
Trance
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Switzerland
Other
Europe
Total
Europe
Canada
Latin
America
267.730
264,588
266,l60
254,956
65.605
61.950
58.920
57. 215
1.365
1.357
1.478
16.314
16,080
16,145
1,1*10
16.1*59
91*5
937
937
926
6,302
6,644
7,199
6.903
Far
last
All
other
Grand
total
TOTAL FUECSASI CONTRACTS:
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
239.023
234,320
234.719
224,1*26
721
807
834
6gl
64,002
60.517
60,569
60.754
95
138
150
131
175,021
173.803
174,150
163.672
625
550
242
257
233
232
244,993
244,863
246,315
241,722
971
1.179
1,150
1,064
360
379
388
372
23.386
24,079
25.474
25.887
2,953
2.927
2.585
3.125
7.986
8,670
9.095
7.912
280 650
282.098
285.007
280.082
68.1U7
64,683
61,255
58.648
1,803
2.172
2.319
2.259
12,61*5
56
12.329
11.365
11.365
60
62
56.117
55.955
59.107
58.375
223
217
217
145
25
40
40
40
9.484
9.883
10.433
10,752
l,6s6
1.635
1,267
1,686
4.847
5.575
5.831
5,080
72.383
73.306
76.895
76,078
30.868
30.530
30,007
29.531
1.590
1.950
2,096
2.035
4.681
5.077
4,562
5.073
51
53
51
51
188,876
188,908
187.208
183. 347
748
962
933
919
335
13.902
14,196
15,041
15.135
1,267
1,292
1.318
1.439
3.139
3.095
3.264
2.832
208,267
208,792
208,112
204,004
37.279
213
222
223
224
7.964
7.252
6,803
6.292
19A31
240
239
1.744
1.870
1.570
20,049
21,193
a, 472
1.831*
6.562
7.278
7.604
6.304
4.237
3,905
1*7
213
1,508
1.795
1,902
1.663
71.099
67,181
67,012
66.673
14.396
15.765
16.956
17.567
1.392
1.430
1.423
1,621
4.954
5.483
5.702
5.641
196,631
197,407
199,148
188,283
57.566
55.081
51,883
50,666
420
420
10,012
1*36
9,436
87
82
264,716
481*
8,95
346
.556
72
73
260.590
249,062
363,301
361.340
360,006
352. U16
87
82
72
73
351.101
344,057
3"*2.775
330.113
Contracts for purchases
froB foreign customers
Dae.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
§:Sg
7.037
6.549
86,385
81,631
82,185
81,051
Contracts for purchase
from domestic customers:
Dec. 6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
262,1*26
TOTAL SALXS COHTHACTS:
Dee.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
.
Contracts for sale
to foreign customers
Dec.
6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
109.573
110,916
113, 611
112,768
Contracts for sale
to domestic customers:
Dec. 6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
332
3M53
31.248
29.117
Net Position in Foreign Currencies of Reporting Banks and Bankers
in the United States for December 1939
5
253.728
5
250,1*21*
9
246.395
239,648
11
OTHER
MONETARY
46
STATISTICS
47
Gold Assets and Liabilities of the Treasury
(In millions of dollars - on basis of dally Treasury statements, nnrerlsed)
Ind of calendar
year or month
to
>
_
»
CO g
Q
<
Q
3
O
8.
49
Components of Sliver Monetary Stock
(In millions of dollars - on bail» of daily Tre.bury statements, revised)
End of
calendar
year or
month
5
..
3
50
Net Movement of Silver to and from the United States
(In thousands of dollar* - as reported
U.
bj-
United
Kingdom
Other
Europe
36.521
2&5.133
53.393
3«.120
13U.26U
12.381
193 1*
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
21.995
58.325
29.925
30.203
Chile
Peru
-3.780
-5.611
-8.951
-7.U51
-U.3U2
3.906
10,199
7.408
6.786
7.381
6.513
491
759
*$
582
494
223
321
252
31.597
-"t.787
2.635
3.112
-1.093
-750
8
263
5U5
3.19 1*
3.225
-1.250
38
-1*92
899
3.702
17
6s
1.6U1
1.773
2.326
5
-93
799
775
786
67
210
12U
516
U22
5U8
-1 U30
-135
-90
-97
-157
-U09
503
596
508
2.607
2.382
2.263
1J*
-3
71
3U4
1U
-105
-13 *
%
,1
2.539
2.322
-1»
Apr.
May..
June.
1.10U
1,017
3.038
19
July.
Aug..
Sept.
1*3!*
-1(85
15
17
-564
,
19U0-Jan.
?eb..
ins
3
8
13
12
1
12. 1»7
5.U16
6.798
10.915
7.078
u.715
11
15
3
7
574
-5
11
400
1*67
Vet Imports from or net exports (-) to:
Calendar year
and month
British
India
-338
188
3.02U
193 *.
19351936.
1937.
1938.
1939.
1
Bong
Kong
China
21.967
227
69.996
5.61U
150
-73
Other
Asia
Japan
2.873
6,7«7
3.U6J
61
7.725
303
843
2.144
1.271
2.93°
4,234
Other Latin
America
Cuba
372
5*7
U.083
324
Dec.
Mexico
1.550
2.920
1,048
96S
696
851
1939-Peb..
Mar..
Oot..
Not..
Canada
190
8.U57
856
-25
15.396 2/
-656
Department of Commerce)
imports from or net exports (-) to:
Vet
Calendar year
and month
S.
134
3.224
3U2
50U
10,608 37
1.960
All
other
381
-1.228
2.738
611
2,858
3.178
28U
1*04
361
123
284
336
135
523
17U
Total net
Imports or
exports (-)
3*
118
us
U33
617
672
S6.17U
335.730
170,851
79.835
223.449
70.677
s
7,87"*
1939-?eb..
Mar..
"3
250
630
502
1*32
Apr..
May..
June,
86
588
270
326
217
25
5.089
121
228
6
W&7
43
July.
Aug..
5.319
-35
-203
Sept.
Oct..
Hot..
2.1*04
Sec.
-257
19>*0-Jan..
-184
2/
3_/
635
155
161
216
lhg
U15
155
127
1,261
170
Jen..
1/
160
5.284
i»,S91
55
158
75
«9
87
-11
5>95
5
]l
So
3.696
2.908
92
56
55
59
3.428
3.3>*7
5.347
3.773
LesB than $500.
Includes net import of $12,950,000 from France.
Includes net Import of $9,791,000 from Slam.
Seigniorage on Silver
(In millions of dollars - on basis of dally Treasury statements)
Sources of seigniorage on silver bullion revalued 1/
Cumulative from
Jan. 1, I93U
to end of calendar
year or month
Seigniorage
on silver
and minor
coins
1934.
1935.
1936.
1937.
1938.
1939.
46.1
63.7
69.5
91.7
19U0-Jan.
Teb.
92.9
93.9
1/
4-5
18.
Misc. silver
Silver PurNewly-mined
Newly-mined
(lncl. sliver
chase Act
silver (Proc. silver (Act
bullion held
of June 19,
Dec. 21, 1933) July 6. 1939)
June 14, 193U)
1934
1*8.7
1*8.7
1*8.7
1*8.7
.1*
51.1
16.6
36.O
58.0
7U.9
226.2
302.7
366.7
Nationalised
silver
(Proc. of
Aug. 9. 193>»)
1*8.7
1*8.7
87.
U.2
530.7
28.5
34.5
3t.7
3t.7
34.7
34.7
1*8.7
1*8.7
67.5
87.5
6.3
7.7
533.8
538.3
34.7
34.7
1*57.7
Total
seigniorage
on silver
revalued
Potential
seigniorage on
silver bullion
at cost In
General Fund
128.7
326.2
U22.1
508.1
6l6.0
705.6
773-9
950.6
711.0
716.9
961.5
972.1
137.5
276.7
398. U
5>*3.9
These Items represent the difference between the cost value and the monetary value of silver bullion reTalued and held to secure silver
certificates.
51
Value of Selected Currencies In Terms of Gold
1928 • 100
Monthly average of daily quotation.
MISCELLANEOUS
-52-
I
.
53
Commodities Imported Under Quota Provisions
Unit of
quantity
Quota period
Commodity and country
Cattle weighing under
200 pounde each
Established
quota
15.U77
Bead
Calendar year
Quantity Imported
undar quotaa to
March 2. I9U0
Cattle weighing 700 pounde or more each,
other than dairy cove:
fron Canada
•
from other countries
(Juartor year from Jan. 1,
l^
Bead
51.720
Ojiarter year from Jan. 1,
19U0
Bead
8,280
11,266
Whole milk, fresh or eour
Calendar year
Ballon
3,000.000
1.229
Cream, fresh or sour
Calendar year
Ballon
1,500,000
1U2
Pish, fresh or frozen, filleted, etc, Ood,
Haddock, Bake, Pollock, Outk and Boeaflah.
Calendar year
Pound
15,000,000
990.927
12 monthe from Sept. 15, 1959
Pound
90.000,000
51.1U7.882
IS monthe from Sept. 15, 1979
Pound
60,000,000
13, U17.213
White or Irish potatoes:
Certified aeed
Other
Silver or black fox fur unltai
Prom Canada
January I9U0
Unit
U.9US
Prom other countries
7.1*81
January I9UO
Unit
Cuban filler tobacco, unatammed or
stemmed, and scrap tobacco
Calendar year
Pound
22,000,000
Molasses and sugar sirups, containing
soluble nonaugar solids equal to mora
than 6j» of total soluble solids
Calendar year
Dalian
1,500,000
Trom Venezuela
Calendar year
Oallon
l,s69,0lU,6l6
185,955.891
Prom (etherlande and Netherlands Indies
Calendar year
Oallon
527.69i.i92
1U5. 862.978
Calendar year
Oallon
103.97*. 560
7.655.677
Calendar year
Oallon
98.779.632
60,892.132
Calendar year
Pound
Wt8, 000,000
62.632.753
Oalendax year
Pound
112,000,000
T.282.167
Calendar year
Pound
1,792.000,000
266,839.120
12 months from May 1, 1979
Pound
6,000,000
U.337.215
850.000
285.7U2
200.000,000
15.515.3U7
U.500.000
100,132
3,221,620
Crude petroleum, topped crude petroleum
and fuel oil
Prom,
Colombia
•
Proa other oountrleo
1
,
Products of Philippine Islands!
Ooconut oil
• • ,
Refined sugar
.
•agar other than refined
Cordage
•
Buttons of pearl or shell
Calendar year
Gross
Olgaxe
Calendar year
Bumber
Scrap tobaooo and stemmed and
unstemmed filler tobaooo
Calendar year
Pound
54
Summary of Criminal Cases in the United States
District Courts
Alcohol Tax, Outtoaa, lareotlot, Secret Serrloe and Internal BeTenue 1/
for tha Month of Jan. 19U0
IBVISTOBT 01 OASIS
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HJ
U.S. Treasury Dept.
10
Treasury Bulletin
A2
1940
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10
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US.
Treasury Dept.
AUTHOR
1940
Treasury Bulletin
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