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BULLETIN
OF THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
MAY
1939
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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BULLETIN
OF THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
MAY 1939
Analysis of Receipts and Disbursements
Composition of the Public Debt
Capital Movements and Monetary Data
Other Treasury Statistics
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFHCE OF THE SECRETARY
Table of Contents
Receipts and Expenditures
First Ten Months of Fiscal Years 193^+- 39
Expenditures by Classes, Receipts by Sources
2
..
Social Insurance Accounts
3-g
12-13
Cash Income and Outgo
ll^
General Fund and Public Debt
Composition of the G-eneral Fund
Treasury Bill Offerings
I7
Composition of the Public Debt
I9
.
Net Market Transactions of Treasury Investment Accounts
Holdings of G-oveniment Obligations
Computed Interest and Yields on Public Debt Issues
Ig
I9
21
22-214-
G-overnment Corporations and Credit Agencies
Assets, Liabilities and Proprietary Interest
Sources and Uses of Funds
26
27-28
Issues Outstanding
:
Financing Operations
29
29
International Capital Movements
Summary Table
Short-term Foreign Assets and Liabilities
33-3'*-
Security Transactions and Brokerage Balances
35-36
Transactions In U. S. Domestic Securities
37
39-'W
Foreign Exchange Transactions
3I
Other Monetary Data
Gold and Silver Stocks
42-W-
Silver Production, Movements and Seigniorage
44-1)5
Foreign Exchange
sind
Price Data
46-4-7
Miscellaneous
Commodities Imported Under Quota
49
Law Enforcement Statistics
50
FEDERAL
RECEIPTS
AND
-1-
EXPENDITURES
Summary Table on Receipts, Expenditures and Public Debt
(In mllllont of dollars - on batli of dail7 Treaeury itateBents* xmrerlsed.)
•
Monthly Receipts, Expenditures and Excess of Expenditures
(la Blllloat of dollars - on ^aats of dally Treasury atataDent*. xmraTlaad)
Apr.
Jan.
Hagr
JIJ2U
JuX7
lae.
8«pt.
Oct.
lOT.
Baodpti
I93U...
1935- -•
1936...
1937...
1938...
1939-.
ai
203
228
28U
335
308
206
aiU
218
275
U20
601
752
182
328
,011
231
363
960
737
268
256
335
375
2^3
529
868
77U
U83
596
6U3
858
ha.
U99
788
711
260
235
272
333
332
2U7
23U
233
327
382
588
b83
702
765
790
805
681
612
771
598
535
699
678
637
728
680
870
530
570
351
301
336
172
296
262
203
211
-186
166
Uit9
218
27?
29l»
I4O9
311
70U
Izp*ndltxir««
1931*
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
Bxo«8B of axp«ndltnreB
193^
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
Votoi
720
U88
93U
580
57U
538
588
53U
693
I»89
6I1U
613
528
662
815
752
879
509
728
317
271
338
179
2U5
160
-27
-108
-196
-208
lUa
285
310
30U
199
385
785
6Ug
^
564
569
1.295
93?
611
616
6bl
677
763
2ue
350
637
252
395
1.909
U27
163
393
337
367
268
U52
2, '•38
561
U3g
592
558
683
275
786
1462
557
U17
39U
370
518
2U9
105
196
95
167
18U
-86
HogatlT* flgorot d«&ot« oxooos of roMlpts.
Summary of Receipts and Expenditures
(la mlllioua of dollar! - on basis of dally Treastiry stateaentt, unrevlaed) 1/
71 seal year
or month
6I.7
1(09
279
U39
BUDGET RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURES AND EXCESS OF EXPENDITURES
January 1934
DOLLARS
I934
1936
1935
Date
to
1937
1938
1939
DOLLARS
Million*
Millions
Receipts
1.200
1.200
1,000
1.000
800
800
600
600
400
200
lili
Hill
JMMJ SNJMMJ
SNJMMJ
SN
JMMJ SNJMMJ SNJMMJSN
'I
I
1.600
.600
Expenditures
1.400
1.400
1,200
1,200
1.000
1.000
800
800
600
600
400
400
200
200
JMMJ SNJMMJ SNJMMJSNJMMJ SNJMMJ SNJMMJSN
'
'
'
1.000
1,000
Excess of Receipts
800
or
800
Expenditures
600
600
EMC9a9 of Bxpmnditurmw
400
400
200
200
n
fxc«#*
200
400
I
200
of /i%c%ipt9
JMMJ
JMMJSN
SNJMMJSN
SNJMMJ
JMMJ
1938
1937
1936
1935
1934
I
I
I
I
ill
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
III
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
III
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
SN
I
I
I
I
JMMJSN
I
I
I
I
I
1939
I
400
Expenditures
-
General
(Ib llllont of dollars - on Iwili of imilj tnntair ttateBaBt, wu«Tl«(d)
fiscal Tear
or moath
Total
1932.
Departmental
Hatlonal
defense
95«
807
70S
668
USO
53^
764
%
1935.
1936.
1937.
1938.
505
570
1938-».pr.,
^'^
Hsy..
June.
"5
U7
July.
70
Sept.
61
Us
Oct.
VOT.
Deo.
785
763
117
118
15U
81
86
50
91
9U
U56
52
77
91
U6
UU
U6
87
U6
Soeial
SeOQTtty
and
Ballroad
Batlrenent Aots
Interest
on the
pobllc
dett
Other
U60
238
188
290
25
28
22
65
66
9
233
58
33
25
27
28
26
Uo
33
10
lil
18
25
18
63
70
53
25
23
23
U9
28
lU
67
6
9
1
173
7
Ul
3U
61
33
9U
23
22
2U
2U
30
17
120
6
10
13
37
66
17
289
80
Us
us
U6
U6
U5
ClTlllaB
Coneervation Corps
599
6S9
757
821
7U9
S66
926
U60
Us
lerlonltural IdJostaent
prograa
Works
1/
556
576
580
582
Us
U7
8U
90
92
Apr.
2/
foMlo
97U
1939-JaB.
Teb.
Mar.
1/
Veterans *
Adnlnlst rat ion
712
533
527
362
325
30
31
70
60
2U
2U
35
Us
f'
U7
U9
I
150
29
2/
321
9S
13
\u
169
1U3
172
16
19
18
Includes jatllc Volldln^s, pnMlc hlgterajrs, rlTers and hartors, Tennessee Tallaj Authority and reolaaatlon projects.
Included under Becorery and Sellef In these years.
Expenditures
-
Recovery and Relief
(In illlons of dollars - on hasls of dally Treasury statasent, unrerlsed)
71 seal year
or aontb
Pablle works, Inelndlag voA relief
Total
«PA
1932.
Other
Agricultural
Aid
Aid to
Miscellaneous
hone
oiniere
625
385
2,763
3.369
3,UUl
3.073
2,238
1,26U
1,896
1,U72
U9U
816
7SU
7U1
3U2
202
206
51U
1U6
15s
166
21
25
29
216
Sept.
2^6
243
172
193
19U
26
2U
36
Oct.
lOT.
Sec.
262
2U8
307
207
I9U
219
^
10
73
11
1939-J«n.
Teh.
Mar.
257
25U
297
185
160
201
P
61
Apr.
266
173
6U
1937.
1938.
1938^pr..
May..
June.
July.
Au«..
1/
2/
*
(
Ballef
)
UU
500
303
182
loU
215
5f
36
125
{•)
l.SUU 1/
2.3U8 1/
985 1/
1
U9
Us
157
6U
170 2/
11
102 2/
23
20
17
3
15
9
U
10
9
13
(1)
Includes funds expended for CiTlllan Conserration Corps during these years.
Includes SgU.OOO.OOO restoration of ciyiltal lapairaent of Conmiodity Credit Corporation.
Less than $500,000.
Indicates excess of credits, dedtict.
(U)
9
3
lU
20
32
25
(•)
(•)
'
6
Expenditures
(Itt
Revolving Funds (Net)
llllou
of dellari - ea
and Transfers to Trust Accounts, etc.
bull af i»ilf trtmmj
•tatramit, naraTltad)
fratfort to tmat aceouata, etc.
B«to1t1iic fuaAs (not)
TisOal J9BT
or Math
igrlsnltaral
Aid
fotal
6S
7U
1932
1933
1935
1936
1937
193«
la
(33)
(18)
(13)
9
16
12
(•)
(•)
(•)
16
13
5
(1)
(1)
(1)
6
lU
11
11
193«-Apr
May
Jaa»
JUr
ta«
s^>t
13
10
Oet
10
or
Dm
1939-Jaa
Tob
Nar
Apr
•
(
)
T"*
30U
Vt
SS2
IJU
SOU
Laaa than $$00,000.
ladloataa axeaa* of orodlta, dadoet
6
9
U
(1)
(e)
8
8
\:\
(•)
6
11
6
6
10
(•)
Old-JLc*
Total
BooorTo
Account
Adjnatod
Ballroad
Serrlce
Botlroaeat
Cartlfloat*
Acoormt
Tusd
200
100
50
50
1.773
556
221
121
6z
3U6
lUl
193'»
Pnblla
Work*
71
71
l,8lU
868
607
265
387
19
2
11
2
1U7
22
10
12
32
32
32
12
16
16
50
68
37
50
50
IS
55
55
Its
39
a
21
Ul
H7
73
8
38
38
33
UU
U8
21
21
1
1
U5
OoToroaaat
faplOTOOa
Ratlraaaat
Fuada
(U.S. ihara)
75
Collections of Internal Revenue
(In thousaode of dollare - on baelB of reports of collectlone)
nrit 10 Bonths
April
Soxircee of Revenue
year 1938
1939
1938
11.338
12.530
18.639
12.387
126,319
870.928
122,230
6.623
8.3U1
U60
7.512
7.363
^,8^k
770.705
7l,811
21.216
935.336
75.151
25.933
39.292
18,805
1,780.130
2.029.578
Income taxes:
Corporetlon
Current
Back
Individual
Current
Back
Sxcees-profltB
Total Income taxes
Tax on unjust enrichment
566
Mlscelleneous
Internal revenue:
Capital stock tax
Vetete tax
aift tax
li»l
Alcoholic l)evere€e taxes:
MstlHed spirits
(imported, excise)
Sletllled spirits
(domestic, excise)
Dletllled spirits
rectification tax
Vines, cordials, etc.,
(Imported, excise)
Vines, cordials, etc.,
(domestic, excise)
Brandy used for fortifying sveet wl nes
Sealers in distilled
spirits; rectifiers;
manufacturers of stills
(special taxes)
Stamps for distilled
spirits intended for
export
Case stamps for
distilled spirits
bottled in bond
Container stamps
Floor taxes
Fermented malt liquors....
Brewers; dealers in malt
lictuors (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
328
5.187
5.008
32.673
953
1S6
21,360
1,166
126.892
271,186
27.519
138.932
321.389
32.013
1.776
1.690
21,119
21.577
21.929
17.526
219.687
193.599
887
719
9.276
9,311
35
28
131
Us
t31
382
5.052
I.6I0
288
153
791
69s
Miscellaneous internal
revenue - continued
Manufacturers* excise taxes:
Lubricating oils
Casollne
Tires and inner tubes... ••
Automobile trucke
Other automobiles and
motorcycles
Parts or accessories for
automobiles
Slectrical energy
Badio sets, phonograph
records, etc
Mechanical refrigerators..
Firearms, shells, and
cartrldgee
Pistols and revolvere
Toilet preparations, etc.,
(including repealed
5i tax)
Matches ( Including
repealed taxes)
Brewers' wort and malt
(repealed as of 7/1/38).
Articles made of fur
(repealed as of 7/I/38).
Sporting goods
(repealed as of 7/I/38).
Cameras and lenses
(repealed as of 7/I/38).
Chewing gum
(repealed as of 7/1/38).
Total manufacturers*
excise taxes
63
58
1/
1/
ho
60
698
81*1
6
I9.9't7
20
1.756
386
8.106
5.113
205.157
1.891
216
8,119
8
220.315
39
U2
2.577
2,810
16.277
12.035
I83.35I
169,726
10.197
98
959
9
10.563
111
18
11
107.917
5.707
106,012
5.556
111
15.073
1.231
11.166
960
5
1/
6
1
is. 539
13.583
170,516
I67.687
1
1
36,808
5112
37.580
529
071
1,123
lUlt
It,
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
inl tlati on fees
Adulterated and processed
or renovated butter, mixed
flour and filled cheese.
Oleomargarine Including
special taxes
Narcotics, including marihuana end special taxes.
Coconut and other
vegetable oils processed
National Firearms Act
All other, including repealed taxes not listed
above
Documentary, etc., stamp
Total miscellaaeoue
internal revenue
taxes:
Total documentary, etc.
stamp taxes
1/
Less than $500.
1.U2U
1.500
16.187
17.113
1.259
226
1,113
15.057
3.632
16.263
3.589
3I7
53
1
173
131
1/
192
2I9
3.258
2.962
3.153
35.298
10.357
Mseal
nscal
year 1939
year 193«
1939
193«
2,191
15,182
1.161
567
2.157
16.136
2.186
7I8
25.152
172.816
28.599
1,782
26,092
173.721
27.253
3.661
1.290
33.391
39.161
588
3.281
675
3.251
6,562
33.235
7,091
32,000
287
8I9
231
1.097
1.297
1.720
5.203
7,556
155
115
2
1
2.176
52
2,119
70
719
1.661
9.000
13.691
1
177
126
1.U03
1/
38
12
111
21
227
331
5.128
79
565
833
5.102
5.999
1/
125
187
1.170
1/
82
106
8l1
31.750
31.366
327.013
357.619
309
5.122
238
1.975
2.965
55.332
2,791
22,236
2,013
2.097
20.109
20.308
735
891
9.111
10.651
172
171
1.658
1,692
1.385
1.511
16.371
17,782
155
156
1,918
5.212
1
1
18
20
71
91
1.787
2.008
17
ifa
311
327
2.565
1/
2.358
23.171
23.267
1/
5
7
93
266
1.188
13.119
12,931
136. 33I
107.522
170.111
162,060
1,881.112
1.935.215
62.529
70.093
I53.55O
111. 631
5.5I2
6.109
91.103
81. 890
68.071
76.502
517.653
526.521
1,613
11.781
83.180
137,350
,
Total miscellaneous taxee
Bonds of indebtedness,
issxiss of capital stoclc»
deeds of conveyance, etc
Capital stock and similar
interest Bales or tronsfers
.••••
Flaying cards
Silver bullion sales
or transfers
Sales of produce for future
delivery (repealed ae
of 7/1/33)
Tlrst 10 Boathn
April
Sources of Revenue
nseal
Tleeal
year 1939
Payroll taxeet
Social Security taxes
(Social Security Act):
Taxes with respect to
employnent (title Till),
Tex on eoployers of
8 or more (title IX)...,
Total Social
Security taxes
Carriers Taxing Act of 1937.
Total payroll taxes
Total internal revenue,.
69,681
91.283
631.133
663. 87I
279.986
302.176
1.297.892
1.633.705
Collections of Internal Revenue
(In thoueaode of dollars - on baelB of reports of collections)
Income and Profits
Tlscal year
or nontli
Total
2.939.05^
3,ouo,iU6
a,U2e,239
1.557.729
1,619.839
2,672,239
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
IndlTldnal
Total
Payroll Taxes
Social Security Act
Corporation 1/
Title
2,331,27'*
2.1*10,259
1,095.51*1
1.235,733
1,11*6.81*5
1.263,1*11*
860.050
1,056,757
7'*6,79l
833.61*8
1*27,191
352,571*
1,026,393
629,566
39'*, 218
1*00,11*7
1.
1935
3,299,'*36
819,656
1.105.791
619,509
527,113
1936
1937
1938
3.520.208
1*27,1*1*8
6711.1*16
't.653.195
1.091,71*1
5.658,765
173,769
2,622,813
302,1*76
1*8,805
ll*,905
33,900
277,765
7U7.295
l*2,l*q2
550,71*3
17.839
257,986
292.757
193"*
1938-Apr.,
Majr.
June
Jnly
A««.
1,286,312
Carriers'
Taxlnc Act
Total
578,678
753,032
1,082,028
1,336,501
nil
Title IX
of 19J7
US
1*8
287
265,71*5
71*2.660
207,339
502,917
58,119
90,267
91.283
73.859
U.927
70,092
56,957
',328
6,UlO
U,78U
592
l'*,781
77,707
85,736
2.86U
61,026
65,608
5,181
5,509
779
11,500
2,071*
2i*,653
11*9,1*76
12,118
7
350,1*26
1*2,923
362,286
682. 5UU
609
12,761*
30,921*
21,81*5
1*95,51*8
227,573
267,975
315,061
30U,572
662,252
1*2.162
36.1*91
1*81.509
9.1*68
32,691*
Hot.
See.
12,513
213,622
23,978
267,887
81,508
81,979
2,939
59,282
6U.60I
7,287
U,731
2,l*ll*
1*83
1939-Jan.
32,531
25.191
207.259
98,992
125,870
3.855
59,035
7U,571
25,150
37,69U
2,1*10
1,71*7
13,605
-302
2l*,328
69,68U
62,529
5,5'*2
1,613
Sept.
Oet.<
31*,
11,99?
315.8^5
Tei.
Mar.,
51,598
57,52U
69l!wi
1*98,1*71*
19,067
32,333
291,215
Apr..
279.986
39,292
ll*,96U
KlsoellaneouB Internal Revenue
fiscal year
or month
Capital
stock
607.780
629,887
568. 189
500,972
1929.
1930.
1931.
1932.
1933.
1931*.
19351936.
1937.
1938.
1938^pr..
May..
June.
61,897
61*. 770
1939-Jan.
16U.858
Tell.
11*9,685
U3U,l*i*5
10,1*32
8,701*
1*41*,
3?0,038
342.275
378,81*0
505,1*61*
501,166
379,5110
3'*.
1*3.171*
258.911
W5.5'*«
591*, 21*5
552,25'»
1*1*9,851*
1*16,871*
567,979
568,182
1*16, 75"*
25,526
1*2,035
1*1*,
1*3,583
1*9.633
3"*,
2l*,923
50,862
31,1*08
U7,U6l
54,432
50,952
34,31*1*
38,550
203
5U.0U9
52,1*1*0
25,61*5
183,1*31*
50,822
60,362
11,653
191,131*
2,552
1*6,291
361*
57.573
51.270
1*7,539
322
37,51?
29,324
33,701
5i*,603
185. 659
177.01*1
27,828
22,062
38,151
35,918
U2,l*6l
1*7,356
1*7,359
1*0,837
1*9,321
33,626
1*6.277
1*2.539
21*1,655
Mar.
188,771
300
16U
213
Apr.
170,1*1*1*
l4i
166
34U
138
1*50,339
1*11.022
2,021,075
2.207.608
2,287,075
Oct.
Hot.
Dec.
12,777
11,695
Stamp
21*7,751
310
113.138
212.112
228.760
Tobacco
Manufacturers'
excises
1*25,169
1*59.179
1*7,1*22
162,061
160,952
190.879
Alcoholic
hevera^ee
277
398,579
402.739
1*8,078
873,01*8
1.1*81,160
1.667,1*23
July.
Ave..
Sept.
1/
2/
Xstate
and
Sift
27,296
52,522
22,51*1*
!*7,2l*l*
12.6U
U2
ll*,807
Agricultural
Adjustment
322
25,010
18,310
14,026
87.496
147,156
108,194
92.132
98,28?
131,704
31*,
371,1*23
526,222
71,637
6,073
6,217
3'*,050
14,675
12,520
13.962
1,036
286
698
31.517
31.399
Jl.087
15,060
15.248
12.951
763
7W
355
13.031*
fXTe
13.556
12.178
397
438
301
31.750
13. ll^
566
31*.
11
if
k6z
30,445
2,962
Unjust
enrichment
12,931
11,396
12,787
367
27,727
43,815
Miscellaneous
li*,6l9
Including excess-profits tax collections.
Including tax collections ualer the Sugar Act of 1937 and under the dlvidenCs tax imposed by the Act of June 16, 1933,
10
Customs Duties and Taxes Estimated, and Value of Dutiable and Taxable
Imports, by Tariff Schedules: First 8 Months, Fiscal Year 1939
(In thouaanda of dollara)!/
ODth
.
11
Estimated Receipts from Taxes Imposed by Various Revenue Acts on Imports
into the United States: First 8 Months, Fiscal Year 1939
Bat* of tax
Ally
S«pt«a%«r
Atl^uit
Ooto^r
December
rirtt 8 aonthe
Tltoal year
Tebruarjr
Jasuarjr
1939
Satjr-free articlee l/:
Crude petrolcua
fyiel oil and gae
oil derlTed from
petroleua* and all
llq:ald derlTatlTee
of orude petroleum
except lubricating
oil and gasoline
or other motor fuel.
Oaeollne or otber
motor fuel
Lubricating oil
Paraffin and otbar
petroleum wax
products
Seed olle
Oil leede
Animal, flih and
coconut oils
Copper
Lumber of
specified types
Coal and
related fuels
y
Total.
Orand total.
1/
2/
3/
u/
^
6/
2/
$387,938
$1*9*, 821
$287,862
$281,991
$2,986,020
13^.798
101.372
126,058
136,560
111,501*
116,562
1,086,058
16
1,127
667
978
27
1.&77
519
551
8.217
132.357
20,960
150,121*
161, 01*2
51.363
1.086,352
262, 832
$503,063
$320,672
$300,928
ygi.
108,522
256.682
aW
11
2
•^gal.
gal.
1*2
6U3
1^ lb.
lb.
27.878
100,861
25.377
27,180
106,818
15,061
U9,286
1U8
100,829
4^
Various 2/
liy
lb.
$1.50 H ft.
^
10^ 100 lbs.
7.8I9
lit.
135
562
$1*38,
1,03
5.36
1
1
17.768
15,6ll*
2.582
113. 12U
129.666
167,031*
37.953
1|1»,085
32.559
2l*,023
29.925
175. '»50
32,1*U
56,001*
13
76,155
126
32.966
66
19.55^
29.953
99
78.318
1*1*3,065
11.970
IU.350
12,1*51
11.223
12,163
12,685
96,796
2.1*55
332
1,1*91*
1,651
11*2
59U
166
6,660
817, U20
8U2,170
676, 1U3
821,978
763,236
800. 290
679.929
723.738
6,l2i*,90i*
Various 5/
$535,685
$779. *8
$195,850
$66,019
$1*1,776
$20,595
$22,882
$59. 95"*
$1,722,009
Various 5/
Various 5/
85.75U
85. 851*
"3.107
51*, 1*21
30,607
i'*.735
7.75^
35.911*
2
358,11*6
3.'*80
3.917
l6,U58
10
i
Total
Satiable articles U/t
Cane sugar
Cane sugar (from
Philippine Islands).
Beet sugar
iirtioles composed
In chief value of
manufactured sugar .
Pool oil and gas
oil derlred from
petroleum, and all
liquid derlTatlTes
of crude petroleum
except lubricating
oil and gasoline
or other motor fuel.
Lubricating oil
Paraffin and other
petroleum wax
products
Seed oils
Animal and fish oils..
Palm oil
Coconut oil (from
Philippine Islands).
CocoBat oil
Copper
Lumber of
specified types
7W
gal.
.511*1)^
H
H
gal.
gal.
U
lb.
It. 6/
1,216
i,6eo
1.838
2.111*
2.1*5
1,810
1.1*38
23
2,260
18
58
168
19
21U
25.067
100,869
71.671*
9.900
3
i*Mib.
1.363
3? lb.
it lb.
li lb.
54 lb.
3. '•78
69,706
,
Various ]J
$1.50 M ft. 2/
132.»13
1,126
1(01
211
515
13.'*59
12,2Ul
17.710
12,921*
5
7
2
220
1*9,8^
831
85
15.391
926
570
322
10,675
695
16.066
671
786
8.91*7
10.779
63
U.372
1*77.631
U.727
102,801
a. 107
36. 777
52.500
1*8,623
39.533
1*1,786
U2.626
1*2.785
325.737
729. U17
1,052,528
338,577
285,561
202,969
98,701
137.207
170.553
3.015.513
1.5^.837
1,89U,698
1,011*. 720
1.107.539
966,205
898,991
817. 136
89U.291
9,11*0,1*17
The total of the taxes herein correeponds to the total of the column headed '*7ree List" in the preceding table.
Tax in cents per pound: hempseed, 1.2l*; perilla seed, 1.38; kapok seed, 2; rapeseed, 2; sesame seed, I.IS.
$1.20 M feet from Cuba.
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, plus all taxes Included in appropriate tariff schedules.
0.51'*1*^ lb. on less than 92 degree sugar; 0.1*65^ lb. on 92 degree sugar and 0.00875^ lb. additional for each additional sugar degree.
On the total sugar therein.
(b)
(a)
1*^ lb. on ores, concentrates, and articles In tariff paragraphs 316. 380, 381, 387;
3/ 1^- on dutiable articles, excluding
those in (a). In which copper is the component material of chief Talue; (c) 3 percentum ad valorem or 3/1*^ lb., whichever ie lower.
1*
per centum or more of copper by weight.
on dutiable articles excluding those in (a) and (b). containing
13
Receipts and Expenditures under Social Security Act
(In mllllona of lollers - on 1)b«1b of dally Treamiry statemsnta, tinr»Tl««d)
nsMi jwr
or aoath
U
IS
Receipts and Expenditures Under Railroad Retirement Act
(In lllloni of dollari
-
on baili of dally Troatuiy •tat«aent>, uiir*Tlt«d)
Sxpendltoraa
B«celpts
Taxes upon
carrlars and
their amployeaa
nseal r*Ar or aonth
idatalatratlTO
Xzp«naa«
.U
150.1
1939-Jtaly
ta«
.U
.2
25.5
.2
.3
Sapt
Oct
lOT
Dae
.8
Jaa
re*
.2
.2
1U6.U
1.5
1U9.0
22.0
9.5
11.5
22.2
9.7
11.8
U.5
11.7
16.7
16.8
16.5
16.5
.3
.3
•3
1.5
1.8
18.0
18.3
82.1
2.7
107.0
109.7
232.6
7.0
253.'»
260.
.9
27.5
.3
.U
^«r
^f
Orasd total
laslndea ladlroad UaaBplojaeBt iBaaranoe let
Railroad Retirement Account
(Ib
CuBMilatlTa as of end of
Flaeal year or aonth
tves
.3
26.5
Iter
Total flaeal 7*ar 1939 to
1-5
2.6
Total
Zxpendl-
.3
.3
1936
1937
193«
letei
Tranafare to
Ballroad Batlraaan;t Acct.
llllona of dollar!
- on tisala of dally Treasury itateoentB, unrerlaad)
14
Cash Income and Outgo of the Treasury, Fiscal Year 1939
(These flgureB are not Intended to reflect the bud^tary position of the QoTenmeat. They will not a^ree with Inid^tary figures on
receipts* expenditures and deficit such as those appearing in Dally Treasury Statements and In other tables In this Bulletin. Tor
an explanation of the reTlslons made in Dally Treasury Statement flguree to arrive at this cash serleB, see the text In Tebraary
Bulletin. All figuree In the table at the bottom of the page have now been reTleed in accordance with that explanation.)
(la mlllione of dollars)
CASH INCOME AND OUTGO AND NET CASH OUTGO
January 1934 to Date
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
DOLLARS
DOLLARS"
Mi llions
MiM ions
1,200
1.200
Cash Income
1,000
1.000
600
800
600
600
400
200
200
JMMJSNJMMJSNJMMJSNJMMJSNJMMJSNJMMJSN
I
1,600
,200
1.000
800
600
400
200
1,000
600
400
200
200
I
I
I
I
I
I
TREASURY
GENERAL
FUND
-16-
AND
PUBLIC
DEBT
6
U
3
17
Composition of General Fund
(In lllloai of dollars - on bails of dally Trsaanrj statsMOts, narsTlsad)
Curront assets
Balano*
Ind of flooal
7*ar or aontli
•World a«"
Total
balaaoa
Salcnlorac*
Inora•Bt on
gold
laaotlT*
gold
Total
ourroncjr
862
1933
191»
1935
1936
1937
1938
l.SUl
2,6SS
2.55^
2,216
193g-ipr.
700
lUl
lUl
lUa
SI
z
2.11U
1.9«5
1,628
2.6S9
2.567
2,2l6
Jona
lUO
316
1.001
2.225
370
1,628
1.087
1U2
1U2
1U2
UU6
Bolllon,
coin and
1.103
3.033
2,016
2.936
2.709
2,Ul9
IgU
I.0U5
i.oMi
865
1.863
830
2,8l»5
707
779
830
2,708
2,Ul9
Saposlts
In r*d.
Beserra
Banks
8paeial doposits a/e
salss of
OoT't.Sacs.
837
1.85U
51
97
118
862
Current
Ill othsr
deposits
and oollections
llaMlItlaa
31
37
55
2Ul
U5I
58
lUl
929
799
1.151
6(9
611
5i
256
156
203
1.360
1.203
929
728
679
611
U9
203
585
556
791
50
183
116
2,260
2.978
1.523
1.663
2.376
U51
U55
U60
1U2
IU2
1U2
2.299
2,U07
3.I6U
886
1.023
1.360
777
778
963
2.569
2,UU7
3.083
1.960
1,827
2,Ul«9
U67
U78
U92
1U2
IU2
IU2
2.733
2.625
3.285
1.330
1.265
I.30&
603
570
1.033
7U7
736
888
60
202
1939-Jan.
reb.
Mar.
2.933
503
50s
515
1U2
1U2
1.385
1.35^
1.313
1,222
1.388
876
873
866
66
68
68
186
1>»2
3.119
3.517
3.635
792
3.3«9
2,288
2.693
2,732
Apr.
3.0i»U
2,380
522
IU2
3.230
1.329
975
858
68
186
July
2,
*»«•
Sept
Oct.
OT.
>c.
3.3'»3
l'»7
186
16U
178
17!»
Statement of the Outstanding Public Debt on June 30, 1938 and April 30, 1939
(In millions of dollars - on basis of dally Treasury statements, unrerlsed)
Job* 30,
1938
Market issuas. etei
Pre-var bonds
Treasury bonds
D. 8. SaTinge bonds. ••••••
Adjusted Service bonds....
Treasury notes
Treasury bills
Matured debt on which
Interest has ceased
Debt bearing no interest..
I)ear«ase(-)
1939
-1
196
25.218
1.751
289
7.270
1.309
21,846
1,237
319
9.1'»7
1,15U
lUl
Total Market Issues, etc
June 30,
1938
April 30, lBereasa(+)
3.372
5lik
-30
-1.877
155
-19
l»U8
122
U16
-32
3U,U89
36.571
+2.082
Special iesuael
OoTemment Life Insuranoe
Tond
Old-A^ Beeenre Account
Bailroad Batirement Account..
OoTammant retirement funds..
Adjusted Serrice Certificate
Tund
Unemployment Trust fund
Postal Sarlnge System
Tederal Deposit Insurance
Corporation
April 30, lncrease(+)
523
662
66
397
26
872
>»5
Total Special Issues
Total
1939
])eoreaBe(-)
516
-7
l,0l4lt
382
77
U60
+11
a
-5
+300
1.172
101
63
56
85
101
+lfi
2,676
3,1*92
+8I6
37.165
ltO,063
2,898
Public Debt Accounts
(la mlllloaa of dollars - on basis of dally Treasury statements. unreTleed]
Expenditures
Baceipts
Market Operations
Market Operations
Adjusted
Sxchanges
Serr.
Special
Series
Total
2,158.5
9,620.7
Cash
Xxchanges
5.166.0
2.673-8
Ixcess
of
Special
Series
Total
l.OUo.S
8,880.6
1.0
2-5
55"*. 1
26.7
272.5
899-1
I101.7
1M.6
30.3
180.
Becelpts
Bonds
Tiscal year 1938
•»,
1938-July
Aug
Sept
775.7
ltW».3
.8
538.6
1,238.8
.7
.6
Oct
itiio.9
lOT
539.2
1,183.8
Dec
1939-J«a
»eb
Mar
Apr
,
12.7
571.0
U59.0
•
2.6T3.8
1.698.8
553-1
270.0
U29.6
928.6
68.1
U7U.9
683-3
2,181.0
U27.U
501.0
U26.0
639.5
e&i.i
U05.1
Ull.O
1,266.7
89.5
169.5
89.1
1,927.'*
5l7.'t
1,266.7
.1
68.0
527.5
U19.8
.1
U23.9
5
5
5
:l
.6
580.8
135.7
I3U.9
35.5
67'*. 2
U23.9
1*5.
928.6
17.2
2.0
2.6
503.0
1.357.2
7'tO.l
799-7
823.8
30.3
U35.'*
2.9
16.7
U13.9
1.800.8
aoU.i
227.
126.6
29-9
Ul»9.8
77.7
UU
u
.
18
Treasury Bill Offerings
(On
bull
of Fnlilla
Mbt
Sarrle* aoooonti)
Bldt accepted
Aaonnt of
Sit* at
Kit* of
limu
atnrlty
0b7i to
atxurlty
Total anormt
^pllod for
( In millions
of dollari)
Aaouit
( In
of dollars)
lUlOM
Arerac*
Prloe
(por
htmdred)
(tnlTalent
rate 1/
(percent)
atnrlnc
Isne
(In llllons
of dollars)
91
92
91
91
189.8
210.0
187.8
265.0
100.0
100.2
100.1
100.2
99.99U
99.990
99.986
99.985
0.023
0.038
0.05U
0.059
150.U
150.3
150 .H
50.1
91
91
91
91
91
289 .1»
303.1
285.7
2U5.7
251.2
100.3
100.0
100.5
100.1
100.5
99.98H
99.989
99.988
99.988
99.988
0.062
O.OUU
O.OU7
o.ous
0.0U7
50.0
50.1
50.3
in«. 31..
2.
9.
oT. 16.
>0T. 23.
lOT. 30.
Sept. 7..
Sept. 14..
Sept .21.,
Sept.28..
tee. 7.
tec. lU.
tec. 21.
tec. 28.
91
91
91
91
229.0
218.7
260.9
279.9
100.1
100.0
100.0
100.0
99.988
0.0119
99.97'»
99.9*
0.103
0.106
0.1U2
100.2
100.7
101.2
100.1
Get.
5.,
Oct. 13..
Oct. 19..
Oet. 26.,
1939-jaa. U.
Jan. 11.
Jan. 18.
Jan. 25.
91
90
91
91
U55.8
U25.7
320.3
297.1
100.1
100.0
100.0
100.5
99.992
99.995
99.995
99.99U
0.032
0.022
0.018
0.026
100.0
100.2
100.1
100.2
reb. 1.
TeO. 8.
Tat. 15,
Hot. 23..
loT. 30.,
Mar.
1.
91
91
91
92
91
399."*
9.,
loT. 16.,
100.2
100.7
100.5
100.3
100.3
99.993
99. 99^
99.993
99.993
99.995
0.027
0.022
0.027
0.026
O.OZl
100.3
100.0
100.5
100.1
100.5
Dec. 7.,
Dec. lU.,
Dec. 21..
Sec. 28.,
Mar. 8.
Mar. 15.
Mar. 22.
Mar. 29.
91
91
91
91
35^.2
38^.5
101.0
100.7
100.6
101.0
99.996
99.997
99.999
100.000
0.017
0.013
0.006
100.1
100.0
100.0
100.0
1939-Jan. U.
Jan. 11..
Jan. IS..
Jan. 25..
Apr. 5.
Apr. 12,
Apr. 19,
Apr. 2b,
91
91
91
91
U88.8
295.0
250.5
100.7
101.3
101.2
100.
100.001
100.000
100.000
99.998
302.7
302.1
263.U
321.5
100.6
101. J
100.
100.8
99.999
99.999
99.999
99.999
0.002
oou
100.2
100.7
100.5
100.3
99.999
99.999
99.999
99.999
99.999
o.ooU
0.003
0.001
0.003
0.003
10D.3
101.0
100.7
100.6
101.0
0.016
0.025
0.023
0.016
100.7
101.3
101.2
100 .U
0.012
0.009
100.6
101.3
1938-Jal7
6..
Jtal7 13..
July 20..
July 27..
193«-Oct. 5.
Oct. 13.
Oct. 19.
Oet. 26.
or.
tag. 3..
lag. 10..
tee. 17..
X-ae.
or.
OT.
loT.
2U..
2..
'•97.7
507.U
37'».0
Msy
3.
S.
13.
Tel). 23.
Maj-
10,
17,
^'
91
91
91
91
Mar. 1.
Mar. 8.
Mar. 15.
Mar. 22.
Mar. 29.
Maj 31.
Jane 7.
Joaa 14.
Jane 21.
Jane 28.
91
91
91
91
91
301.5
323.3
302.6
3i«.l
320.3
102.0
100.5
100. 1»
Apr. 5Apr. 12.
Apr. 19.
Apr. 26.
Jaly 5.
July 12
July 19
July 26
91
91
91
91
256.8
ao7.5
222,8
100.3
100.2
315.'*
100.2
99.999
99.999
99.999
99.999
»ta7
3-
91
91
377.5
10.
Aoc.
Aa«.
2
M17
lOO.U
101.9
99.999
99.99s
ret.
Teb.
1..
m.
1/
2/
»e1). 23.
331.1
288.5
323.9
325.6
99.973
Bank dlsoonnt basis.
lesatlT*.
May
Mar
9
W7.7
100.
100.5
100.
2/
0.001
0.007
o.ooit
0.00'
005
50.M
50.0
100.1
100.0
100.0
100.5
19
Composition of the Public Debt
(X& allllont of dollars - on toaals of djdly Troanry tatoaoDtt, naroTlaod)
Xnd of
flioal Taar
or noDth
30
21
Holdings of Direct and Guaranteed Interest-Bearing Obligations
of the United States GoTemment
(In millions of dollars)
bd
ftr
of tUoal
or aoDtli
.
.
23
Anxjunt of Interest-Bearing Debt
Outstanding, the Computed Annual Interest
Charge and the Computed Rate of Interest
Comparative Yields of Average of All
Long-Term U.S. Treasury Bonds and Average
of High-Grade Corporate Bonds
Coapatfld
bd
of fltMl
T—r or BOBth
Xnterest-b«arlB£
dobt
Coapated uuia&l
lntor«et citArge
pate of
lnt«r«8t:
Pere«nt
CorpoLone- tern CorpoffBMVXJ
ratet
1/
1916.
1917.
19I8.
X919.
1920.
1921.
1932.
1923.
1926.
1925.
971.562.590
23,08U,635
2.712.5'»9.»76
11. 98^, 882, It Jg
83, 625,1182
lt68,6l8,5Wi
25.23'*.'*96.273
2U, 061, 095,361
1, 0511. 2011,509
I1.I78
1.016,592,219
U.225
23.737,352.080
1.029,917,903
962,896.535
927.33l.3«l
876.960.673
"•OS
22,ni,035,5«7
22,007,590,75U
20.981,586,U29
20,210.906,251
u.ziio
U.JlU
11.180
829,680,0>tli
11.105
19.383.770,860
793. '123.952
U.093
18.250,9113.965
722,675,553
671,353.112
3.960
3.877
656,6511,311
3.9116
606,031,831
3. 807
1931.
1932.
1933.
16,519, 588, 6U0
19.161.273,5110
588,987,'i3«
671.6011,676
7U2. 175.955
193l».
26.IWO.lt«7.920
1935.
27,6U5,229,gs6
3.566
3.505
3-350
3.181
2.716
1936.
1937.,
193«..
52. 755.631.
19 3«- July,
tec..
Sap*.
36. 3*1. 937. 719
22,157,5U3,120
no
35,802,586,915
36.575.925,880
37.051.561,281
Oet.
let.
8U2.301,133
750.677,802
838.002.053
92U,5U7,oe9
9li7.08U,058
951.738.835
956.207,791
37. «U9. 982,1193
977.2711,331
37.89G,865,5»9
38,068,027,769
38.898,851,391
978,6011,732
982.917,8011
3.17
3.15
3.16
3. 08
3.06
3.05
.U2
.Ul
'^^
3.W
3.O8
2.99
2.99
.116
3-15
3.12
3.10
3.12
2.98
2.98
2.99
.ii£
2.9U
2.92
2.90
.ii£
'I
3.011
2.86
2.86
2.85
.51
.57
Oet.
ler.
Dee.
2.IW
2.559
2.582
2.589*
1939-JMi.
Teh.
Mar.
2.U7
2.311
3.00
2.98
2.98
2.597*
2.581*
2.582*
Apr.
2.30
3.01
2.87
2.3«
2
2.3s
2.97
2.96
2.98
2.98
2.86
2.85
.63
.62
.66
Apr. 1.
Apr. 8.
Apr. 15.
Apr. 22.
Apr. 29.
2.32
2.32
2.30
2.28
2.26
3.00
3.02
3.01
3.00
3.00
2.88
2.88
2.88
2.87
2.87
.68
.70
.71
.72
.7U
May S.
May 13..
2.22
2.17
2.95
2.95
2.811
.7U
2.82
.78
2.586*
Ttb.
1,017,225,0112
2.58r
Nw.
39,Wi2.07li.957
1.026.757.937
2.S03*
Apr.
39. 525. '107, 813
1,029.353.995
2.60ll*
Tor Boathljr fieorot fro* Juno 1916 to Juno 1929, ooo report
of tbo SoerotaiT of tho Troanrr for 1929, pa<* 509: fi^»
Joljr 1929 to JoJm 1936, M« roport of th* Soerotarr °f th*
IreMury for 1936, p<«ei I1I12 and 1*3; fro« Jul/ I936 to
Juao 1937, ooo roport of the Secretary of tbe Trearory for
'latereat-Bearlng OeM* flgnret laelule
1937. PMo 11112.
dleeoont on fr^^uwrj Bllli, aaoont boia^ deducted prior to
ealeolatlag th« arenc* latereit rat*.
On teale of Sally Trearary Stateaanti, uaroTltad. (B««
).
2.gU
2.6U
2.52
2.51
2.58
i.ou, 231,1167
*
Monthly arerCet of dally
figures kj
1938 -Jan
Peh
Mar
ExcludIncluding rails In^ ralli
July.
tat..
Sept.
39.097.233.713
39.325.527.811
loto:
coppopates
2.62
1.005.833,188
1939-J«.
eludlag
rails 2/
Apr..
May..
Jon*.
2.582*
2.582*
2.586*
Dm.
rates.eX'
2.376
3.120
3.910
1926.
1927.
1928.
1929.
1930.
17.317.695,096
16.638.9U1.379
15.921. 892. 350
i/
Spread between
long-tere
TreasTiry and
2.51
2.52
2!U9
2.l|lt
Voekly figures
aa of Saturday
closing prices
Mar. U
Mar.
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
U
lot*!
1/
2/
3/
5/
^
^
VM
2.
2
.M
.>iT
.U7
.1)1
.1)2
.Ul
.117
.51
.50
.53
:n
.58
'P
.(a.
.62
.65
Monthly figures for 1937 la Jaanary bulletin. Page I5.
Arerage of Treaaury bonds due or callable after twelTe years.
ATsrage of 20 bonds.
ATerage of 15 bonds.
Jaanaiy I938 through April 1938, nonthly arerage of Saturday
figures
Or the Bost recent sale if there »as no sale on Saturday.
23
ill
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2.76
250
225
2.00
1.76
ISO
1.25
GOVERNMENTAL CORPORATIONS
AND CREDIT AGENCIES
-25-
26
Proprietary Interest of the United
States In Governmental Corporations and
Lending Agencies: Mar. 31, 1939
Governmental Corporations and Credit Agencies
of the United States: Mar. 31, 1939
(Oaapll«d froa Istait nporti reoalrcd frea th«t« aceaolat)
(Compiled from latest reports receirsd from these agsncles)
(Ib alllloni of doUari)
(la mlllloBS of dollars)
Proprietary*
Interest
Llahllltles
Assets
Baeoutroetlea Tlnaao* Oorp..
Coimnodlty Credit Oorp
Xxport-tmport Bank of
Vashlogton
foderal Crop Insoraneo Corp..
Tedsrol Deposit laim'aaee
Corp
Tennessee Talley Anthorltj...
Pablle Vorks Adalnlstr&tlon.,
United States Karltlae
Comnlsslon
Boral llectrlflcatlon kAmn . .
Home Ovners* Loan Oorp
Tsleral Sarlngs A Loaa
Insurance Corp
Tederal Sarlnss A
Loan AssBS
Tederal Home Loan Banks
Federal Housing Admn
United States Housing
Authorlt7
Tara Credit Administration..,
Tederal Tarn Mortgage Corp..,
Tederal Land Banks
Tederal Intermediate
Credit Banks
Banks for Oooperatlres
Production Credit Oorp
Beglonal Agricultural
Credit Corps
War emergen07 corps. A
agencies (In liquidation)!
lavy Department (sale of
surplus war supplies)...
United States Housing Oorp
United States
Ballroad AdmB
United States Spruce
Production Corp
War Finance Oorp
Other
Disaster Loan Corp
llectrle Home and
Tarm Authority
Farm Security
Administration
Tederal Hatlonal
Mortgage Assn
Tederal Prison
Industries, Ino
Interior Department
(Indian loans)
Inland Vaterways Corp
Panama Ballroad Co
Puerto Hlco
Reconstruction Admn
B T C Mortgage Compear
Tennessee Talley Assoelated
Cooperatives, Inc........
Treasury Department
Ballroad loans (Transportation Act. 19?0)...
Securities recelTed from
the Beconstruetloa Flaanoe Corp. under Act
of Teh. ih, 1938
<
<
i.su^.e
393.1
ot
OnaranQuaranteed by
teed hy
United
United
States
States
821.0
206.S
U8.0
5.0
2.2
139.3
I10.9
118.
159.9
100.9
107.2
105.3
ii6,i>
1.2
117.1
UU.O
Wt.O
292.3
W.7
150.0
229.3
'to.9
260.8
107.2
3.062.7 2,911.0
2.0
UU.U
260.6
126,3
1,610.5 1,392.U
2.335.8
288.7
182.2
122.3
ZI.S
120.2
1.2
U7.1»
1U3.8
121.9
17U.3
195.3
32'^.'»
3.5
103.1
175.8
122.0
I85.6
3.9
12l».7
38.5
2.U
U3.g
1,816.1
.3
18.6
3.2
1/
I
Total.
Votei
*
1/
Reconstruction Tlnanee Corp.
Commodity Credit Corp
Kxport-Import Beak
of Vashlngton
Tederal Crop Insurance Oorp.
Tederal Deposit Insurancs Corp
Home Ovners' Loan Corp
Tederal Ba-rlngs and Loan
Insurance Corp
Tederal Savings and Loan Assn
Tederal Home Loan Banks
U. 3. Housing Authority
Toderal Tarm Mortgage Corp...
Tederal Land Banks
Tederal Intermediate
Credit Banks
Beaks for Cooperatives
Production Credit Corps
Regional Agricultural
Credit Corp
U. S. Housing Corp
V. S. Spruce Production Oorp.
War Tinance Corp
Disaster Loan Corp
llectrle Home and
Farm Authority
Federal Vatlonal
Mortgage Assn
Inland Watervays Oorp
Panama Ballroad Company
Mortgage Company
T V A Cooperatives, lac......
RFC
8.2
12.9
i/
7.3
.9
225.1
225.1
113.0
87.6
25.'*
7.U
.2
7.2
2.3
25.0
2.3
25.7
U6.5
.8
'•5.7
U.6
55.9
1.6
^.3
Hoa-Stocki
Tennessee Talley Authority...
Public Works Adinn
V. S. Maritime Commission....
Rural Slectrifi cation Admn...
Federal Housing Admn
Farm Credit Admn
Bavy Department (Sale of
surplus var supplies)
U. S. Railroad Admn
Farm Security Adsin
Federal Prisons Industrl es , lac
laterlor Dep&rtmeat
( Indiaa loans)
Puerto Rico
Reconstruction Admn
Railroad Loans (Treneportatloa
Act, 1920)
Securities received firom
(Act Fob. 2U, 1938)
30.2
Special Obligatioas
Held by Treasury!
Reconstruction Finsnce
Corporation
Commodity Credit Corp
Tennessee Talley Authority..
Total.
2.6
2.6
Srand Total,
2,905.7
U6.0
5.0
150.0
200.0
2.0
53.62/
100.0
17.1
3«5.5
3.718.0
Figures la this tahle are roonded to nearest tenth of million and
will not aecessarlly add to totals.
Ixoludlag lateT'-ageacy transactioas.
Less than $100,000.
•6
5U8.6
100.6
100.0 2/
5.0
150.0
U6.U
1)8.0
117.1
Wi.O
12U.7
lUj.8
Ult.O
12'>.7
1.0
200.0
12U.7
ll»2.8
70.0
IU9.O
120.0
'•7.3
l"*.!
11.7
2.0
lH.l
3*!2
.1
I85.6
25.7
7 2/
14.1
2/
3*.'i
103.1
176.8
122.0
18.6
2.0
13.6 ,
32.2 i/
.8
.2
1/
lU^
10.0
12.0
7.0
25.0
1/
12.9
2.1
13.0
39.2
.7
.3
616.6
13.3
25.11
25.0
.§2/
28.6
^5^:5
.3
2U6.3 2/ 2,Uia.7
229.3
>io.9
100.9
107.2
38.6
121.9
'•.7
.1
225.1
7.2
2.3
U.6
30.2
RFC
Total
30.2
12,U56.8 5. '•'•7.6
177.2 2/
2,0l«2.6
Total
U.7
2.0
U.7
2.0
12.9
225.8
Stock!
.7
176.1
8.6
500.0
100.0
Total
Proprietary
laterest
States
928.1
110.6
7.2
Interagency
Transactioas
Halted
96.7
75.7
U€5.1»
237.9
PrlTatsly
owned
Sorplus
Capital
Stock
Owned
lote!
1/
£/
2/
2.6
915.6
379-5
10.0
.3
389 .«
3.718.0
Tlgnres la this table an rounded to nearest tsnth of mlllioa
and will not necessarily add to totals.
Less than $100,000.
Sxcess inter-agency aeeets (deduct)
Deficit
27
Statement of Sources of Funds of Certain Corporations and Agencies Maintaining Checking
Accounts with the Treasurer of the United States: First 9 Months, Fiscal Year 1930
28
Statement of Sources of Funds of Certain Governinental Corporations
and Agencies from Inception of Organization to Mar. 31, 1939
p
»
29
Principal of Outstanding Obligations Guaranteed by the United States
»
THE
CAPITAL MOVEMENTS BETWEEN
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES
-so-
31
Net Capital Movement between the United States and Foreign Countries
1935 through February 1939
33
33
Short-Term Foreign Liabilities ae Reported by Banks and Bankers
In the United States for February 1939
(In thousands of dollars)
I
I
Liabilities as of
following dates
nnlted
Eln£d0B
Oeniany
Italy
Netherlands
Svl tier-
land
Other
Sorope
Total
lurope
Cans^
Latin
Anerlca
?ar
East
All
other
1.301,612
1.302.891
1,306.756
228.972
229.877
223.232
212.580
259.098
251 ,986
256,626
37.330
35.757
35,909
263,892
258.1*70
250,681*
1,222,270
1,223.516
1.226.202
1.261*. 670
227.1*17
258.597
21*3.205
36,863
228.333
220.789
210.683
258,1*51*
2U8.37I
35,3^*l
261*, 126
21*8.689
21*2,004
35,585
38,523
1.135. 839
1.157. 208
220.612
21*1,067
2l*0,381
1,81*3,788
33.912
213.851
2l*l*,853
211,126
218,519
213.332
35.1*
221,1*76
1.160.31*7
3i*,805
I.87I.U96
1,872.188
1.193.228
207,371*
2i*l*,555
215,11*8
36,629
1.896,931*
50.01*8
6.U33
6,697
6,662
3,007
17,187
17,701
18. 925
17,832
30,981*
1,51*8
28.751
29.219
25.718
1,262
612
1,726
106,200
106,211
Grand
total
TOTAL SHORT-TIBK
KHDIGN LIABILITIES:
Tei.
e
Eeb. 15
Tet. 22
Kar.
1
,
,
,
'tU2,839
201. 19U
16, 621
15,682
120,701*
238,311*
UU9,6gi
Wt5,l59
U67,908
209,1*25
216,1*75
13.1*1*3
119.596
235.703
12,986
119. 360
238,1*15
2lU,550
15,928
16,685
17.670
11,831*
130.390
236,182
266,258
259.105
257,656
271,331
370. U5b
197. U9U
206.010
213.116
211.301
16.327
15,630
16,373
17.322
15,209
119,1*76
I2,gi*8
118. 505
238.025
235,371
265.283
258,112
18U.113
200,065
205.655
202,619
16,031
15.382
16.112
16,915
2,21*6
238
186
185
335
779
888
853
802
1.31*9,865
258,951*
261*. 630
39, 01*1*
2,078,998
2.081*. 105
2,088.997
2,116,065
TOTAL LIABILITIES
PAYABLE IH mLLASS:
Tei.
8
Feb. 15
Eeb. 22
Mar.
1
37fc,9ito
371,605
389.630
12.500
11,365
117.897
129.098
238,ll»7
235,923
270,031
i'*,335
111*. 1*1*3
113, ao
216,1*77
211.701*
2i6,30i»
21*9,228
11,983
11,579
256,561*
263,1*31
1.988,352
1,991*, 015
1,995,391
2,019,311
Deposits for
foreign account:
Feb.
8
Eeb. 15
Feb. 22
Mar. 1
Bills held for
foreign aoooont:
?eb. 8
reb. 15
Feb. 22
Mar. 1
3ltl,212
,
,
363. oUq
357.78**
371.053
,
,
7.93^
7.820
7.659
7.329
2.297
1.883
2,11*8
10,1*51
112,391
123.551
i*.i*6U
213.966
U,721
20.251
22.337
11.918
20.1*89
5.16U
20.590
2Ul,8l6
21*0,522
25^»,673
1U.136
13.551
13,287
13.195
51.800
1*9,271*
1*9.563
10l*,692
97,81*6
Short-tera United States
OoTemment obligations
held for foreign
account:
Teb. 8
Feb. 15
?ob. 22
Mar.
1
1*0
-
177
132
31
26
Other liabilities
payable in dollars:
Eeb. 8
Feb. 15
Feb. 22
Mar. 1
21.293
6,0lt9
6.1I10
11,231
TOTAL LIABILITIES PATABLI
IH roBsian cnDBiNcns:
Feb. 8
Feb. 15
Feb. 22
Mar. 1
72.383
72,751
73,55^
78,278
11,127
3,6Ul
5.570
6.526
3.700
291*
3.'*15
298
312
3,359
3.2U9
31*8
95
77
68
112
569
1.297
1.330
1.919
2,71*1*
ll*.l*77
588
383
l.35^»
2.75't
1.367
2.162
16.550
21,853
73
1.228
1.091
289
1,1*83
268
259
975
993
1.092
1,300
lUo
122
IU7
535
517
6lU
715
U95
U86
U69
571*
1,292
36.358
328
35s
372
28
276
302
l.OUl*
79.375
1.555
1,5"*
501
500
80,551*
2,1*1*3
85,195
1,897
39,080
36,817
37,268
39.707
1,073
1.136
1.976
1.528
33.762
35.119
36,022
37,62U
392
332
392
282
79. 31*2
31*8
38,321*
1.095
1,101
1,138
1,138
171
167
168
16s
8.781
8.255
9,781
8.680
1*67
90.61*6
U16
32I*
90,090
93,606
521
96,75'*
5,171
7.599
9.126
161
102
1*8,871
118
311
1*8,881
16,131
18,1*80
2U.505
Borrowings froa
foreign banks:
Feb. 8
Feb. 15
Feb. 22
Mar. 1
,
,
37.129
35.161
35.30U
37,677
531
321*
221
2l*3
288
291
303
31*2
31*0
355
127
363
228
386
390
393
8,051*
U6,0l*i*
1*9.91*1*
Acceptances nade
by foreign banks:
Feb.
8
Feb. 15
n\>. 22
Mar. 1
Other liabilities payable
in foreign currencies:
Feb. 8
Feb. 15
Feb. 22
Mar.
1
,
29,80U
31,233
32.121
33.8UO
2.939
2,892
2,865
2,795
5.'*50
230
199
273
211
6.357
6.129
6.761
921
865
931
882
lOl*
100
116
87
180
181
189
182
108
86
53
1*22
6,500
1*58
7,1*39
ue2
56U
7,26U
7.86U
3U.19I*
35,1*79
36,1*68
37.968
115
110
111
113
589
61*7
628
605
287
295
179
173
7.581
8,567
8,257
8,8U2
34
Short-Term Foreign Assets as Reported by Banks and Bankers
In the United States for February 1939
(In thousands of dollars)
Aaeetfl aa of
following dates
35
Security Transactions as Reported by Banks, Bankers, Brokers
and Dealers In the United States for February 1030
(In thsaiaadt ef dollar*)
TruMotlons dnrla<
mek nimi -
p
I
»
86
Security Traneactlons In Joint Foreign Arbitrage Accounts as Reported
by Brokers and Dealers in tlie United States for February 1030
(la tbooMsAt of dallwt)
Transaetloas
during ««ak ended-
Dnlted
franc*
Qermaay
Italy
•thcr-
Swltur-
laadt
Othnr
total
orep*
nrop*
Canada
Latin
iaarloa
Far
act
All
othar
Oraad
total
TOTAL ?DBOHASIS
II TBS DHITZS SUTESi
Tct.
8
i;
T»i. 22
Nar. 1
U^.
I^lrohasa of
doaeatle •aeorltlaai
Tei. S
FoD. 15
fal). ZZ
Har.
1
361
263
2U5
3i5
5.3^7
2,1^8
1.1'»3
2.890
5.00U
2.380
96U
2,158
2U5
309
«7
67
5.796
3.082
l.'»72
V,
3.280
1
56
g
5.U3f
2.696
1,280
2,528
11
11
6
6
35?
386
192
752
837
38b
619
837
115
6,676
3.583
2,091
23
U.liio
5.t93
2.728
1.329
2.588
55
60
Furohaaaa of
foreign aeoorltleat
U}>.
re)>.
S
15
32
Mar.
1
re)>.
3^3
368
179
732
782
>»3
35'*
115
570
777
23
1.183
855
762
1.552
TOTAL SALIS
II TBI DIIIIS STAIISi
fat.
8
fab. i;
Tab. 22
Mar. 1
Sale a of
domaatlc aaenritlaai
reb.
8
lab. i;
rati. 22
Nor. 1
2.1l»9
290
9U
1,818
1.733
2,202
1,820
2
1
78
31
161
66
10
281
92
1.3^
1.382
i.95«
161
6fo
2,501
1,920
1.852
3.202
2.353
2.69U
2,1*29
8U2
717
2,156
1*0
l,i»i*5
ItO
i,U8;
2,185
2lt
U2
2.196
l.USS
1.509
2.227
3U5
575
b5b
393
818
675
1,006
868
1.185
919
3.M6
Salaa of
forelcn aaaorltlaai
Nb. 1
Tab. i;
Tab. 22
Har. 1
2
1
10
iS
2UU
Foreign Balances in Brokerage Accounts as Reported by Brokers
and Dealers in the United States for February 1030
(In thouaanda of dollara)
Salancaa aa of
follovlBg dAtaa
Onltad
Xlncdoa
Traao*
Qanaay
Italy
athar-
Svltaarlaad
Othar
lorep*
Total
uropa
Oaanda
Utla
Aaarlea
Tkr
laat
All
Othar
Oraad
total
Torelgn debit balaneaai
(dna froa abroad)
reb. 8
»eb. 15
Tab. 22
Nar.
1
7.891
7.739
7.828
9.388
U,9Ul
U.9p3
U,8U2
>).858
170
178
158
192
8.02U
7.520
b,286
6.683
7.852
7.933
7.»23
7.907
221
205
205
212
2.778
2.781
2,8llt
2.911
2,26l«
U.360
2.230
2,289
2.312
U,3>»8
U,j6i*
i»,ii3
22,U9U
22.269
22,387
23,eSU
19.690
U.59U
U.693
".359
19.6lf2
'•.632
3.313
3,508
3.255
1.8U9
1.737
1.938
1.8U8
19. 813
19.5^
6.967
7.172
6.712
6.8U9
35t
313
388
5U,2U5
53,837
53.U61
55.375
398
38U
550
399
38.765
38.119
36.079
36,966
Foreign oradlt balaaoaai
(dua to abroad)
lab. 8
Feb. 15
Feb. 22
Nar. 1
150
I5U
lb<
U.906
8,202
7,UlO
S:2J
7.5^
'.859
7.833
3.0U9
3.28'»
3.096
3.102
32,UoU
31.697
29.567
30.761
3.l3li
801
7|3
82U
37
Foreign Purchases and Sales and Net Purchases or Sales of U.S. Domestic Securities
(In thousaoda of dollara)
TrajiaaetlonB
*irln«
week ena»d -
CO
LU
D
O
UJ
CO
U
I-
co
LU
o
Q
CO
b
O
CO
LU
_J
<
CO
(/>
LU
CO
<
X
U
01
D
QL
O
LU
O
>^
38
39
PurchaBes and Sales of Foreign Exchange, Spot and Forward, as Reported
by Banks and Bankers In the United States for February 1939
(In thoaaands of dollarB)
Ourrency of-
Transactlona
during
week ended-
United
Kln^om
Trance
Oemaoy
TOTAL FOBCa/LSIS!
Teh.
7eb.
8 Spot
S Torward....
70,106
2U,585
2,1*82
U6U
58,889
1,862
312
U71
U2
2,1*03
UI7
55
Feb. 15 Spot
?eb. 15 Forward....
26,79't
Feb. 32 Spot
Feb. 22 Forward....
39.099
296
57
1 Spot
1 Forward....
85.779
Ul,896
2,889
316
71*9
56.573
15.863
2.239
630
"37
Feb. 15 Spot
Feb. 15 Forward..
i«lt,6l9
1.1*1*5
1*1*0
l6.6lt8
75
U2
Feb. 22 Spot
Feb. 23 Forward...
''7.566
2,013
30,223
11*2
398
57
Mar.
Kar.
63,981
27.031
2,693
238
705
ill
8 Spot
8 Forward...
13.533
8,722
2l*1
Feb. 15 Spot
Feb, 15 Forward...
lU,270
1*17
10,11*6
237
Feb. 22 Spot
Feb. 22 Forward...
11,885
18,876
390
15"
Kar.
Mar.
21,798
iU,865
196
U9,59l»
2,lgU
1*01
39.673
711*
101
Feb. 15 Spot
Feb. 15 Forward....
59.103
31.695
1.999
1*20
a9
85
Feb. 22 Spot
Feb. 22 Forward....
58.629
39.761
1,822
76U
U35
Mar.
Mar.
Spot
1 Forward....
79.5^*1
1*7,788
2.128
8a
l,ll»9
66
Sales to banks:
Feb . 8 Spot
Feb. 8 Forward...
38,851*
1.291
as
28.877
1*1*0
101
Feb. 15 Spot
Feb. 15 Forward...
'*5.709
21,781*
1,21*2
256
83
Feb. 22 Spot
Feb. 22 Forward...
38,692
31,167
907
537
2l*3
Mar .
Mar.
62,91*1
1.279
1,107
579
61
893
274
183
Mar.
Mar.
in
Purchases from banks:
e Spot
Feb.
Feb.
8
Forward...
1 Spot
1 Forward.
.
55
Purchases from custom'
ers other than banks
Feb.
Feb.
1 Spot
1 Forward...
aU
78
TOTAL SALES:
Feb
Feb.
.
8 Spot
8 Forward.
. .
1
Spot
1 Forward...
1
Sales to customers
other than banks:
Feb. 8 Spot
Feb. 8 Forward...
31*.
365
10.71*0
10.796
Feb. 15 Spot
Feb. 15 Fonfard...
13.39"*
Feb. 22 Spot
Feb. 22 Forward.
19.937
Mar .
Mar.
.
1 Spot
1 Forward...
9.911
8.591*
16,600
13.U23
151
757
68
33
33
Italy
Hetherlands
9vltterland
Other
Sup ope
Total
Inrope
Canada
Latin
Aaerlca
last
All
other
Orand
total
40
Outstanding Forward Exchange Contracts as Reported by Banks
and Bankers In the United States during February 1030
I
(In thoaunds of dollArs)
OnrranCT' of-
Oontraeti as of
follovliig
datM
Onltad
Eli^on
Trano*
Batharlands
Svltiar-
land
Othar
Suropa
379
397
11,668
1*00
10,932
11.827
3.121
2.725
2.792
17.056
17.808
18,001
368,372
357.702
360,585
2.1*20
17. 1*35
31*0,12'*
832
617
709
693
'.159
U.119
3.797
U,058
102,11*2
I0lt,396
7.925
8,083
2,289
2,108
2,083
1.727
18,196
6.082
18,ll09
5.1*65
60U
681
572
628
63"
591
17,800
17.878
250
297
316
371
139
169
172
161
7,677
8.383
7.692
7.865
253
277
288
310
'*33
10.519
10.026
10.108
10.013
QarBaa^
Ital7
Total
Soropa
Canada
Latin
Aaariea
far
laat
All
othar
Orand
total
TOTAL FDBCBASI COHTHACTS:
Tet.
8
Teb. 15
Teb. 22
Mar. 1
329,1*9
318.0*5
322.831
303.065
6,560
6,571
96,156
90,688
9U.07U
3,212
3.130
2.656
2.178
5.1*22
I*.
807
139
152
207
201
369
11,1*01*
100
76.U32
83.559
80,256
2.097
2.099
2.098
1.692
13.25'*
96,391
9,658
9.906
11.787
10,780
886
892
892
886
U.IOO
3,628
3.976
2,823
12,897
260.1*81
6l*,l*l*2
lit!2W
13.377
255.560
256,189
2U3.733
66,526
71.772
69.U76
1,211
1.207
1,206
8O6
11,773
11,833
11,202
71*.
15.873
15,1*61
15,178
337
310
310
271
1*60,77?
1*52,001*
1*61,730
1*35.597
Contracts for porehasot
from foralcn ouitonersi
T»y>.
8
fat. 15
fab. 22
Mar. 1
85.57>*
86
3.1*27
3,1*90
11*1
3.007
115
3.71*1*
107,831
122,609
116,623
121,106
110,935
Contracts for pnrehasas
froa doDaatlc costoaarsi
Tab.
8
Tab. 15
rab. 22
Mar. 1
TOTAL 8AIJ COVTBACTSi
Tab. 8
rab. 15
Tab. 22
War. 1
Contracts for sal*
to foralcn eastOBarsi
Tab. 8
Tab. 15
Tab. 22
Mar. 1
Ceatraots for sal*
to doaaatlc euatosarai
Tab, 8
fab. 15
Tab. 22
Mar. 1
233.293
227.957
228,757
3.3^*8
367
385
388
3.1*1*1
217. '•91
2.766
2,629
359.139
9.780
503
3l>5.835
9.1*97
8,ll02
57!*
3U2,959
328,591
7.782
118,31'*
5.93'*
II3.63U
113.928
108,909
5.752
5. '20
2M0,825
232,201
229,031
219,682
3.8U6
5.23'*
3.7'*5
2,982
2,5'*8
31*0
U59
1*62
1*30
8.21*1
7.911*
20.515
20,282
UlU.787
82,707
1*,OOS
1*00,690
85.751*
5.223
5.082
20.51*8
91.965
88,206
3.999
3.998
20.196
396.170
380.801
3.767
3.2^1
3.2U5
3.285
15.1*67
15.'*09
151.51*8
11*6,895
39.215
il.569
,226
II: 955
lU5,999
1*2,956
1*0,751
2.315
5,Ol*8
l*.873
263.239
253.795
250,171
240,021
2.211*
1.978
1.797
5.322
5,21*1
11)0.780
.1*92
i2 185
1*9,009
U7.'*55
10,1*31
Poaltlon aa of
follovla^ dataa
In thousands of dollara)
338,170
3w!62i*
32l»,662
163
218
518,760
21I*
3.51't
17.693
11*. 617
172
510,01*0
1*87.310
3.772
3.772
3.771
3.302
11,036
10,330
10.989
8,530
Ul
115
112
205,612
202,681
203.827
7>*
193.'*37
236
227
227
212
6,059
6.U5U
122
103
102
313,11*8
30U,76l*
6,701*
6,087
98
17.095
16.781*
Net Position In Foreign Currencies of Reporting Banks and Bankers
In the United States for February 1030
(Minna Indloatas short position!
263
255
255
216
507.i*U5
306,213
293.873
OTHER
MONETARY
-41-
STATISTICS
43
Gold Assets and Liabilities of the Treasury
(In mllllonB of dollar* - od basis of dally Trep-aury statements unrevlsed)
Llallllltles
Bnd of calendar
ye&T or month
Oold
Assets
193"*
1935
1936
1937
1938^pr..
May..
June.
1/
2/
Bold In
Oeneral Ttmd
7.679-5
8,959.6
9,212.3
156.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1.800.0
1,008.6
Ug7.U
12,868.7
12,915.1
12,962.9
10,730.5
10,727.3
10,723.9
156.0
156.0
156.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
182.2
231.7
283.0
156.0
156.0
156.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
2^;2.i*
11,688.3
11,872.8
156.0
156.0
156.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
760.6
667.6
156.0
156.0
156.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
1,800.0
702.5
719.2
675.8
156.0
1,800.0
658.
5.27't-O
Juljr.
13,017.11
10,720.2
13.135.5
13.759.3
io,n7.i
Sept.
Oct..
Hot..
llt,o6U.3
lU, 311.9
Dec.
1U,511.2
10,99l».5
11,31*7.6
Nar..
lU,87U.3
15,258.2
12,022.3
12.199.1
12,627.0
Apr..
15.790.5
13,176.0
lU, 680.9
Tel)..
Stabilisation
Fund 2/
8,238.6
10.122.9
11,257.6
12.760.0
tag..
1939-Jaa.
2/
Oold Certlfleateel/
Gold Reserre
against tJ.S.
notes, etc. 2/
31*1.9
1.591.6
1.1
808.8
682.1*
In federal Baserve Banks, etc., gold eertlfleate fund Board of OoTernors, federal Beserre Systea, and Bedamption fond, federal Beserre notes.
Beserre against $31*6,681,016 Ohlted States notes and $1,167,122 Treaenry notae of I89O ontstasdlng.
This does not Include gold In the actlre portion of the Stakllisatlon fund.
Net Movement of Gold to and from the United States
(la illlena of dollars at $35 per fine canoe - as reported iy U. S. Department of Comerce)
Net Import from or net export (-) to:
Calendar
year or
month
United
kingdom
1933
10.8
1931*
1*99.9
1935
1936
1937
1938
315-7
1711.1
891-5
1.208.7
1938-Apr.
Hay.,
Jane,
July,
A»g.,
Sept,
Oct.,
Not.,
Deo.,
-365.1
260.2
93U.2
573-7
-13-7
81.1
Svl tier-
3-K
-19-7
9i».
91*.
227-2
71.0
6.5
163.
35.U
2.9
20.6
12.1*
1.0
7-5
1:1
33-6
86.8
95-2
72.6
111.5
76.3
5.0
.9
91.2
378.0
U.7
l*U3.l*
1*3.0
99.1
101.7
37.ii
52.1
1S5.1*
l.U
l.U
250.0
.8
Apr.,
381* .9
British
India
Australia
-1.5
1*3-3
5-1*
8-9
1.0
3-5
23.3
9-7
12.0
15-3
21-5
16.9
10.9
11.9
90.9
15-5
76.8
75-3
77.9
50.8
16.2
3'*-7
25.1*
18.
39-2
27-9
10.6
1.8
5.7
1.9
2.1*
3.2
2-3
1.2
3.6
3.0
1.9
2.3
3.2
1.1
3.1*
2.1*
2.7
3.8
1.8
2.7
3.3
7.9
2-7
2.9
2.7
2.1
7.2
30-3
13-7
11-3
3-i^
1*0.0
38.5
36.5
21*6.5
168.7
.9
Colomhia
.2
Chile Peru
U.O
5-5
6.6
1:1
8.U
.9
2.1
1.0
.7
.7
11.1
1*7.2
1.0
IU.3
38.1
10.8
7.2
.7
2.2
3-§
2.6
lU.U
10.8
U.2
6.9
2.3
2.5
3.8
6.6
U.O
.6
u.l*
37.2
3.7
1'.3
2.8
2.7
3.3
2.1
.2
8.2
u.i
55.7
7.7
1.6
5.5
8U.6
'».9
U.8
2.2
2.1
1*1.8
1.1
1*6
33.
29.
27.
1*1*.
-.1
3.2
1.1*
.8
37.(S
2.0
3.8
1.8
1.7
5.1*
6.8
.5
Xnd of fiecal year or aonth
Oold ($35 per
loU.U
.2
1.1
.1
10.8
13.0
1.1
-293-7
1.132.0
1.739-0
1,116.6
1.585.
1.973.
71.1
52.8
55.3
12.3
1.2
2.9
2.0
6.5
15.5
18.7
552.U
177.8
2U0.5
1.5
1:1
1.3
1.8
5.0
l.U
365.'*
.5
•3
6.1
605.8
•
5
1.0
•
(Id illiona of dollars - on hasis, dally Treasury statements. reTlsed)
.3
.8
.U
-70.6
9-1
30-7
19.8
63.8
166.0
520.9
.8
Monetary Stocks of Gold and Silver
-3
U.l
3-1
U.O
21-7
16.5
9-U
7.9
1.6
11-7
±1
l.l
.u
Including Hong Hong.
2.6
l.U
All
other
1.2
1.5
1.5
.u
2.1
China
1/
.6
27
fet..
Mar.,
Philippine
Islands
Belglum
Japan
land
-7
.6
1939-Jan.,
1/
Netherlands
Total net
imports
or net
exports (-)
5
156.3
223.3
CO
3
Oi.
(/)
o
o
<•-
u
"0
gi-
44
I
Components of Silver Monetary Stock
(In alllioai of dollara - on b&ali of dalljr Trcaiory stst^wnttinTlHd)
lad of
calendar
yoar or
aonth
45
Net Movement of Silver to and from the United States
(la thstuan&s of dollari -
O&lendar /war
and Bonth
C&lflndar year
anl aoath
193^
1935
1936
1937
1938
1938^pp..
JU7.
Sapt.
Oct..
lOT..
Sao..
1939-J«..
Mar..
Apr.
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Value of Selected Currencies In Terms of Gold
1928 • 100
Unit el
Statea
Dnltel
1931 -Dec.
1932-Deo.
1933-Dac.
100
100
bU
b9
193i»-Dec.
1935-Ilec.
59
59
59
59
67
bO
60
60
61
59
59
59
60
"•7
June
60
60
U2
U2
July.
Aug..
Sept.
59
59
59
60
U2
Ul
Oct.
Sov.
Dec.
59
59
59
1939-Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
193h-Dec.
19 37 -Dee.
1938-Apr..
re)>.
Kln^oa
Aranet
lainds
Swltierlaad
Belglna
100
100
100
100
100
80
52
101
100
100
100
100
70
100
100
100
100
72
72
71
72
82
81
81
70
70
70
72
72
72
Ul
81
80
79
70
70
69
72
72
72
58
57
57
UO
UO
uo
80
80
80
70
69
69
72
72
72
59
59
59
57
57
57
ItO
80
79
78
69
69
69
72
72
140
59
57
Uo
78
69
72
(>7
59
5«
100
100
100
100
100
70
Stthar-
51
Uo
71
Japaa
87
Italjr
China 1/
47
Ratios of Index of Wholesale Prices
In 39 Countries to Index of Wholesale
Prices In the United States
1935 = 100
k
MISCELLANEOUS
48-
49
Commodities Imported under Quota Provisions
PrellBlnary flcorei for flrat four nontha of I939
(^ota
period
Commodity
Cattle wel^hlDf tinder
200 poonde each
Cattle weighing
700 pOTinde or
more each* other
than dairy cowb.
Calendar Tear
eotir.
Creaa, freeh or sour
Eesd
Haad
Calendar Tear
Calendar Tear
nsh, fresh or
frozen,
filleted, etc.. Cod,
Haddock. Halce, Pollock,
Cuak and Roseflah
Found
Calendar Tear
Vhlte or Irish potatoes:
Certified seed
12 months from Sept. l^i 193^
Pound
Other
12 months from Sept. 15*
Pound
Sad cedar shingles
from Canada
MolasBet and sugar simps,
containing soluble nonsugar sollde OTer 6^ of
total soluble Bollds
19M
let 6 months Calendar Tear
Square
Calendar Tear
Oallon
Cocomit oil
Calendar Tear
Pound
Beflned sugar...
Calendar Tear
Pound
Unrefined
Calendar Tear
Pound
Products of Philippine
Islands
Cordage
srogar
EBta^llBhad
Quota
100,000
Calendar Tear
Tlrst Quarter
QoBrter Tear 2/
From Canada
Other Countries
.
Whole milk, fresh or
Unit of
quantity
12 months from Naj 1, I938
Pound
(Quantity Imported
In Janoary l/
In Tobniaiy 1/
In Karoh \J
In April
50
Summary of Criminal Cases In the United States
District Courts
Alcohol Tax, Oustoas. Varcotlcs, S«cret Serrlce and Xatemal B«T»nae 1/
for the month of March 1939
UTTSBTOBT OF CASSS
Bureaa
p
Treas.
HJ
10
U.S. Treasury Dept.
Treasury Bulletin
.A2
1939
Treas.
HJ
10
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1939
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