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'-'r--''' 'i-''''"';.-. •;''•) X.',C. ^m ]:::: •,, ;.v."iite04i;iM(;;.Uv v: I ^/ Ubrary mM 5030 ^^^mn^ DEPARTMENT Cr^ BULLETIN OF THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT MAY 1941 Analysis ot Receipts and Disbursements Composition of the Public Debt Capital Moveoioits and Monetary Data Other Treasury Statistics TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY BULLETIN OF THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT MAY 1941 Analyfiis of Receipts and Disbursements Composition of the Public Debt Capital Movements and Moneteiry Data OthOT Treasury Statistics TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFnCE OF THE SECRETARY Table of Contents Page Treasury survey of the ownership of Government securities by large banks and Insurance companies, March "}!, 194-1 1-3 FEDERAL RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES Budget receipts and expenditures Social Insurance accounts 5~8 9-10 . 11-12 Cash Income and outgo GENERAL FUND OF THE TREASURY Assets, liabilities, and balance In General Fund l^^ PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES Statement of the outstanding public debt, April 30, I9IH Market transactions In Government securities for Treasury Investment accounts Composition of the public debt Summary distribution by holders of securities Issued by the U. S. I6 lo I6-I7 18 Government and guaranteed by the U. S. IS Public debt accounts Treasury financing operations since January 1, 1938 Maturity schedule of U. S. Government debt, April 30, 19^1 Computed rate of Interest on the public debt Average yields of long-term Treasury bonds and high-grade . corporate bonds 19 20-21 _ 22 22-23 . Yields of Treasury bonds and notes. May 15. ^^ 19*^1 GOVERNMENTAL CORPORATIONS AND CREDIT AGENCIES OF THE UNITED STATES Assets and liabilities and proprietary interest, Marcii 3I, Sources and uses of funds Obligations outstanding guaranteed by the U. S. Financing operations In seciiTltles guaranteed by the U. S. — Maturity schedule of securities guaranteed by the U. S,, April 30, 19'^1 194-1 26 27-30 31 3I 32 INTERNAL REVENUE STATISTICS Collections of internal revenue (Continued on following page) 3't-36 Table of Contents - (Continued) Page CUSTOMS STATISTICS Customs duties and taxes collected Commodities Imported under quota proTlslone 38-39 Uo-lU CAPITAL )iOVi3(£NTS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND FOREiaN COUNTRIES Net capital movement between the United States and foreign 't-3-44 countries Short-term foreign liabilities and assets Foreign security transactions and brokerage balances Foreign transactions In domestic securities Foreign exchange transactions h^-K8 **9-51 52-53 5'*-55 OOLD AND SILVER STATISTICS &old assets and liabilities of the Treasury Movement of gold to and from the United States Monetary stocks of gold and silver Seigniorage on silver Silver production by countries Movement of silver to and from the United States 57 57 58-59 60 60 6l OTHER TREASURE STATISTICS Vessels cleared from the United States direct for foreign ports Treasury Department criminal cases In the 0. B. District Courts 63-6IV 65 Treasury Survey of the Ownership of Securities Issued or Guaranteed by the United States, March 31, 1941 Covering the Holdings of Large Banks and Insurance Companies On Marob 29, 13^1, Seor«tary Korgenthau wrote to the larger banks and Inauranoe oompanlee asking them to report the par amount of eaob security lesued or guaranteed by the Federal QoTernraent owned by them on Marob 3I, quested In order that the Treasury might obteUin a ership of Soyernment seourltles, with the view to program with the greatest have been tabulated and the more Important data. facility. The replies the following tables have 194^1. This Information wae re- comprehensive picture of the own- oonduotlng the defense financing to Secretary Morgenthau's letter been made up to present some of It should be noted that the reported data do not cover all of the commercial and savings banks and Insurance companies In the country. cover, however. Institutions that account for about 95 percent of United States Oovernment and Government-guaranteed securities held by the amount Table I.- Summary of Ownership by Type of Security, by Call Classes, and by Tax-Exempt Ion Provision Claailfieatlon of all banks and Insurance companies. (Par Talne - In millions of dollare) They do Table II.- Detail of Ownership for Bach Issue Outstanding, Classified by Tax-Exempt ion Provision (Par Taloa - in millions of doll&rs) Public Barkatabla intoreat-boarlo^ aecurltloB 1/ Held by instltutlona coTorod In Treasury surrey 775 insurance coinpanles 6.125 ^UlCB lairae, elasBlfled by tax-axeoptloa prorlslon Total aaoont out- 5.63a Total t&ndln^ Total comerclal banks 575 200 fire, life insurance and marine eoflfianles Ineurance US7 mutual sari Of banks Bald by all other investors co^aniaa I. Wholly eiempt from Tederal Income taiea Zj BUli iprll 191(1 maturities Hay 19UI maturities 88 123 Total bill 903 77 112 62 99 15 14 189 161 28 11 10 66 182 24 10 11 11 11 4l4 278 692 Botes 1-3/3)1 Jone I-I/Ujt December 19U1 igUl 19U2 12 88 229 206 342 232 629 125 9^* 101 323 84 306 285 September I9U3 l-l/Sit December igUl Ijt March 19UU 260 421 199 190 291 193 152 283 185 140 273 June 19UU September igVt >tarch 1945 4l6 283 718 257 42 492 243 456 4.U91 2.350 2.151 Bonds Postal savings Panama Canal Conversion 117 50 16 15 15 1 1 1 Total bonds 196 17 16 16 5.590 2.578 2.356 2.196 19U3-1*5 834 454 1,400 605 249 771 460 187 587 19l»4-l*6 3-1/U* Iprll December 191M-3U September 19U5-U7 1.519 1.037 1.214 895 627 777 655 423 573 4i6 322 194 428 288 140 328 229 1-3/^ Maroh September ii> 1-3/Ujt December 1-1/8)1 Jane 204 426 19l|2 ISUa 19U3 li 3/U)t li 3/U* Total notes Total wholly exempt from federal income taxes II, 78 7U 1 6 16 1 16 23 10 6 16 7 31 17 17 24 9 22 8 6 3 12 10 38 30 8 2 8 7 • 8 4 41 2 442 14 36 22 131 199 124 159 222 126 381 79 134 516 5" 71 145 62 184 109 "9 140 82 72 87 240 204 226 189 158 178 100 94 118 202 100 168 7 9 217 13 306 2 8 6 81 231 4 159 24l 14 Partially exempt from Tederal income taxes Treasury bonds V 3-1/4)1 August 3-3/gj6 June 3-1/Uit October 19U1 19U3-U7 4)( 2-3/l»)t 2-l/2)t December 3-3/4* March 3)f June Vl/g* June I1-I/I4* 2* October December I9IW 19U6-56 19U6-l4« 191*6-49 1947-52 1947 2-3/4)t March 194g-51 2-1/211 September 194« December 194«-50 3-1/0 December 2)1 , 551 489 1,036 312 630 819 759 479 407 550 322 1,224 U5I 901 571 SI 655 279 373 701 27 18 3'* 70 208 67 48 38 11 22 85 189 164 163 262 222 127 219 182 40 "33 110 608 245 87 94 "73 90 69 4l4 72 445 506 252 352 149 27 22 246 78 214 900 652 128 488 771 679 197 702 563 76 491 1.786 1,186 1,162 874 2-3/4)1 June 1951-54 September 1951-55 yf, 2-l/4)S December 1951-53 1.627 1,152 287 June 2-1/4* June 2-ysi March 1953-55 1954-56 I955-6O 725 681 2,611 593 517 1.055 4«9 530 322 298 192 136 566 2-3/4* September 1956-59 2-3/4* June 195S-63 2-3/4* December I96O-65 982 919 1.485 ?P 661 1,026 305 254 409 228 195 330 78 59 79 27. ''15 17.U68 11.889 9.U77 2.412 Total Treasury bonds 5? U7 ?5 60 22 157 172 I949-52 2* 36 132 112 53 93 97 29 2-l/2)S December 1949-53 2-l/2!l September 1950-52 755 1,118 66 711 58 18 17 17 13 27 102 272 407 617 232 340 489 40 5.579 4,496 32 59 52 lii 197 67 127 224 Table II.- Detail of Ownership for Each Issue Outstanding, Classified by Tax-Exempt Ion Provision (CJontlnued) (Par TBlna - In mlllioBi of doll&ro) Iiaoa. claailfiad tj tax-axeaptian profloion FEDERAL RECEIPTS AND -K- EXPENDITURES Summary Table on Budget Receipts and Expenditures and Public Debt Outstanding (Is Bllllou of dollar*) BUDGET RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 1936 1937 1938 1940 DOLLARS Mill ions 1.600 JMMJ SNJMMJ SNJMMJ SNJMMJ SNJMMJ SNJMMJSN 1.600 1.400 1.400 1,200 1.000 1.000 400 JMMJ SNJMMJSN 940 1941 Total Budget Receipts and Expenditures, by Months (Is Calndar j»u Saoalptt 1/ 1936 1937 193« 1939 19'« l^aadlturaa 1/ Jan. Ttb. Mu. tft. Mar 228 239 218 230 3O6 752 966 917 687 799 1.567 231 318 262 256 290 373 529 828 30» 565 WO iSg 2/ 6i«< 693 519 567 6?5 29"* m 271 315 3i« 19>»l 5^1 ^ 1936 1937 1938 1939 ii 19'io 19ltl 713 1.118 >I89 Oroaa daflelt 1936 1937 1938 1939 19IW 19IH Sevreei 1/ 2/ 2/ illlona of dsllua) 568 U«7 6l2 66t 1.077 310 30U 271 33s 179 2U5 199 585 398 778 (MU 770 709 829 871 I.MOI 712 632 731 792 1.316 -108 -196 -208 017 39U 370 H37 229 196 3U8 2U9 72 536 -166 488 751 29U 367 2.1138 1.255 937 917 Sq>t. 3U3 U99 7U7 678 676 710 272 292 300 278 333 683 661 732 681 571 739 721 870 1>12 331 UU7 661 635 592 830 708 1*27 268 '^ U52 U99 U99 2U9 105 196 1.909 360 285 2/ Total log. I«lt9 77'* 95"* 11*2 22>t Jul; 261 521 71*0 5.83l» 728 637 9.36|» 7.8>)6 818 1.187 8.150 8.93« 9.800 336 172 296 28U "56 211 -186 166 36a 9*8 279 U19 5^ 7U 50 "•.372 5.798 5.650 H.918 i I109 18U -86 >I02 517 823 672 1*43 537 H.992 2.0l*8 2,500 U.020 3.966 iky Dally Traaanzy Statamauta. Ib tba flaoal yaar 19I1I aaatmta rapratastlng tppropriatlona aqnal to eollactlona of Social Sacorlty taz» mtdor tba Tadaral laanraaoa Contrl1>ntloila let for old-a^a Inauranca (laaa ralaburaaBanta to tha ganeral fund for adalnlatratlTo axpanaaa) ara dadoetad from total tndget raoelpta. Theaa aaoosta ara raflaoted vadar Truat Aeooont racalpta aa net approprlatlana to tha 7adaral Old-Aga and SorrlTora lUBoraiioa Traat Tusd. In the abora atataneBt, alallar traatseBt has hean accordad not traaafara to tha Tadaral 01d-i«e and Surrlvora iBaoranoa Tmat TuBd (foraarl; Old-Aga Baaarra Acoomit) mada dorlnc tha flaoal jaara I936 to 19l*0, 1b ordar to facllltsta eoapariaos vlth the fiaeal jaar 1941Barlaed to raflact adjutaant of $1,000,000 ojidar tha title 'Transfara to Tadaral Old-iga aad SorrlTora InanraBoa Trut Tood' and to hring olaaaifioation toto agraaaaat vlth aocaanta. Indndaa public deht ratlraaant. Budget Receipts and Expenditures, by Major Classifications (In llllona of dollara) S]^andltvra8 Raoelpta 1/ Tlacal year or nonth Intemal ravanna Cuatoma Total Xnooaa tax Total 2.080 3.116 3. 800 U.II6 5.029 5.855 5.165 1933193't. 19351936. 19371938. 1939. _ July in^oat.... Saptaabar. October.. loTaabar. Dacanhar. 191*1 -Jasoary. Tabraary. March iprll. Source: 1/ 2/ 61*92/ ^V 5602/ , 290 50 w 287 JI6 692 1*1* 565 325 27 26 28 16 17 61 642 883 15 23 16 20 16 700 693 757 17 18 18 87l» -5 820 1.172 -23 au 1*32 5^1 1.567 204 121 92 5^ U8 uo 1*64 672 288 369 1.513 6.840 7.370 6.898 8.432 8.736 2.469 1*03 31*0 208 188 273 2.189 2.125 710 71*0 Sits 359 319 349 1.1*27 261 Kay... June.. 6.591* 71 71 2.61*8 5.288 It, 658 U.7652/ 2.61*0 2/ 316 962/ 240 365 240 3'*3 162 179 a6 ao 1.29 2U3 267 263 33 104 1.208 225 265 305 250 49 1*9 aocoonta. etc. 1/ 121 2.61*0 ''.333 (net) 7>* 2.163 818 1.099 ftmda 496 251 313 7lt6 2.9*1 3.278 3.513 Total Tranafara BarolTlnc to troat 3.668 5.444 858 1.823 2.179 2,086 2.170 1.601* Othar Other Oanaral (inelidln« raeoTai7 and rallaf) 29 28 30 1,091 11 1,814 603 220 182 208 ant 461 360 2.2l*5 3.255 3.783 4.953 65 vm 58 3.600 3.7'io 2/ 20 9 4 2 U7 488 249 285 ll 5 114 12 -13 -9 25 3 10 2 6 1 3 20 499 261 50 1 1 15 447 18 7 778 2 2 536 .166 l.05l> 20 ll» 1.388 10 1.295 18 1.316 Oroaa daflolt 129 l4o 191 Saht ratlra- 751 Dally Traaanry Stataoanta. lat appropriations or tranafara to tha Old-Aga Raaarra Aeconnt or to tha Tadaral Old-iga and SurrlTora Inanranca Truat Tnnd prior See footnote to preceding table. to July 1. 191*0 ara excluded froa both recelpta aad axpenditurea. Berlsed to raflact adjuataant of $1,000,000 under tha title "Traaefera to Federal 016-ig« aad SurrlTora Insurance Truat fund" and to brine claaalficatioa into agraameDt with accouata. Budget Expenditures Classified as General, by Major Functions^ (In alllloDB of dollar*) TlaCAl year or Bonth SopartBontal 1933. 3.668 193't. SAW Batiosal dofonso Veterane' Adalntatration 668 935 1.028 1.163 1.559 763 507 557 578 580 582 557 557 70 68 67 159 U7 151* '»7 153 ^6 700 693 758 8U 72 66 177 200 219 U6 October. November. See ember. 87U 820 1.172 75 287 376 U8 P 61 i»73 19'tl-Jnnuary.. 1.091 65 February. March. . 1.0511 51 1,388 6it 572 592 7U5 i^rll. 1.295 6k 761 599 387 516 586 718 632 6.59t S.eUo 7.370 6.898 1935. 1936. 1937. 1938. 1939. 8, 1*32 7a 19>I0. 8,736 80T June. 757 6U2 883 July Au^u&t, . September. 19140-Aprll. May. .. . . Source: 1/ 2/ ^ 5110 710 911 «PA 2/ and C«A Pabllo Vorln 3J 38 512 311 .832 662 6U7 767 66U 928 1,021 U96 13 1,26U 1,896 5 1,1*72 2.2lt0 1 I.U78 133 128 113 79 80 70 87 U6 111 105 115 t5 U5 U6 107 103 113 52 us us 106 '»3 US6 385 326 290 283 22 22 22 Social Socnrit; and Railroad BatireDest Acta Interest on the public debt 689 757 821 7U9 s66 29 ISU 600 577 3U8 561 U99 926 ^? 392 9U1 i,oUi ^^ 69 10 305 55 U7 U2 20 20 lUS US 33 -11 73 11 219 11 -21 U2 25 US 21 us 30 12 5/8 2U 65 23 25 35 17 103 108 109 22 20 23 57 37 19 96 102 21 18 22 53 30 37 150 50 61 50 73 60 72 65 ClTillan Conserration Corpe 78 62 UU 71* lOl* 1*6 289 712 533 527 362 787 1.020 76 110 109 ue U5 i(rl cultural AdJaetment pro^ran 5^ 76 75 Treasury Statements. Xxcludee EeTolTing funds and Transfers to Trust Accounts. Includes Becovery and Belief. Prior to fiscal year I9U0. figures include Hational Toath Administration expenditures. Includes public buildings, public highvays. riTors and harbore, Tennessee Valley Authority, Bnral XleetrlfleatieB and BaclAmatloa projacte, and Public Works AdBlniatration. Itally Budget Expenditures Classified as Revolving Funds (Net), and Transfers to Trust Accounts, etc.^ (Xn llllons of dollars) BarolTlng funds (aat) Fiscal year or Bonth Agriculfetal tural Aid 7U 1933. 193». X935. 1936. 19 J7. 193*. 1939. tU 20U 121 -5 19U0-i^rll. Hay... June.. July August .... September. October.. NoTember. December. 19Ul-January. February. March April. Source: • 1/ I^ly Pobllo Vorks 6 150 20U uu 222 Aoeomt .SlU 603 220 IS 208 107 121 6 20 U 20 U llU 25 10 20 26 10 20 20 18 20 10 20 10 1 3 U 5 -13 -9 -10 -11 -3 -5 -23 -u 6 -26 -1 3 2 10 18 Adjuatad Sarrlo* Oartlfloata And 100 50 50 71 71 101 59 1 5 total Ballroad Batir*asat 121 7"* lUl -33 -18 -13 •S 19110. Transfers to trust accounts, etc. AdTances to Ballroad UnaBployment Insurance Account OorernBant Kaplojses' Betirament Funds (U. S. share) 21 a a i.nj Ul 556 ••7 73 75 87 9U -1 10 Treasury Statea:ents. Less than (500,000. Bet ^>propriatlone or transfers to the Old-Age Beserre Account or to the Federal Old-Ago and SurriTors Insurance Trust Fund prior to July 1, 19UO are excluded from both receipts and e^qiendltures. These deductions are made to give effect to the 1939 aaendnants to the Social Security Act, effectlTe in this respect on July 1, 19UO. and to facilitate coiqparison of operations under the saiendents with those of prior years. Receipts and Expenditures tinder Social Security Act, General Fund Accounts (la mllllona of dollar*) Raceipta Xzpocdltures Labs anouate Social Sacurlty taxes credited to Federal Federal Federal •t Insurance Uneiq)lo7- Old- Age and receipts Contrlbuent Tax SurrlTope InAct (UneB- surance Tniet tlona Act (Old-age ploTnent Fund 1/ Ineurauce) Insuraaca) flae«l /ear or Boath 1936 1937 193« 1939 252.2 60U.U 631.2 712.2 19W 19U.J 51U.U 530. "t 60l|.7 Orants to States 2/ 28.1> .6 15.8 20.0 17't.5 I83.I 332.1 3l3.3 3«U.2 25-3 27.8 166.9 271.5 320.3 356.5 38.8 '»7.9 131.'' 29.2 12.0 2.6 2.G 2.5 26.2 9.3 6U.6 3U.U 16.8 2.6 2.8 2.7 2.8 2.7 2.6 57.8 90.1 1OC.9 107.5 265.0 3«7.o 503.0 537.7 5/ -12.8 13^.9 5/ -131.0 217.'» 128.2 3.9 2.9 3.0 8.9 1.0 38.1 .5 123.8 2.7 8.1 35.8 119.2 September. 38.6 132.0 3.3 .6 .5 2.8 12.8 2.8 October. Horenber. Decenber. 37.2 133.1 3.7 3^.5 125.1 3.1 2.7 8.0 32.1 122.7 5.1 10. 1> .6 .7 3.0 56.9 36.9 19.0 Si 2.6 12.1 53.5 31.8 132.3 March U6.0 187.9 3.5 .9 .5 \k.2 55.6 3.0 53.3 29.8 36.U Iprll. tl.7 39.2 2.5 37.0 •.7 U9.U igltO-Aprll 38.8 131. » May Jane Jal7 In^st . . . . 19^1-January. . febm*r7. Source 1/ £/ u I^ . 35.8 122,'i Excess of AdalnlitratlTo expenees a.3 Be funds compensation of taxes Old-age asslst- t7iiesq)lo7Bent anoe, etc. administration 26.9 157.8 229.6 261.U 298.2 9.1 Ul.9 58.9 5«.3 ejqjendl- tures y 28.U 195.9 IIU.7 215.1 209.7 .9 U0.6 1.7 2.5 38.8 25.8 6.2 9.1 .U -102.2 IU3.O 8.9 .It 61.8 U6.7 15.1 31.'* 31.1 13." .3 61.8 21.6 .5 ll».0 13.9 38.7 33.8 15.9 15.2 51.8 .2 26. ; 16.2 .3 16.6 37.2 25.0 33.2 13.5 2.2 2.7 50.7 27.2 33.5 .3 39.2 -25.8 33.t 2.6 >»6.5 3U.0 12.5 Wt.7 53.9 3lt.o Q&II7 Treasury Statenenta. Prior to January 1, 19^. figures represent anounta transferred to the Old-A^e Beserve Account, from January 1 to July 1, 19^. transfers were made to the federal Old-A^ and Surrlvors Insurance Trust fund. Subsequently receipts have been deposited In the General Fund of the Treasury and appropriated directly to the federal Old-A^e and Surrlyore Ineurauce Trust Pond. Inounta shown as transfers to the Trust fund reflect dedoctlone made for relnburseiient to the General fund account to coTer admlnistratlTe expenses, vhlch are shown as an expenditure In table below. Includes only expenditures from appropriations made specifically for adnlnlstratlTe expenses relating to the Social Security Act and amounts for adnlnlstratlve expenses reimbursed to the General fund of the Treasury under Section 201 (f) of the Social Security Act. Excludes admlnlstratlTe expenses payable from other appropriations, principally for the following agencies: Bureau of as amended. Internal BeTenue, Public Health Service, and Office of Xducatlon of the federal Security Agency. Second Deficiency Appropriation Act, fiscal year 1938, approved Juae 25, 1938, carried an appropriation of $Uo, 561,886.113, pursuant to authorization of August 2k, 1937. for making refund to certain States of portions of federal emplonrs' tax for I936 collected under Title IX of the Social Security Act, Other refunds are on account of bployment taxee (Title Till) and Tax on enployers of 8 or more (Title IX, Sec. 901) "Other than to States". Covered by appropriations from the General fund of the Treasury. Revised to bring claseifieation into agreement with accounts. Receipts and Expenditures, Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund (Cumlstlve - In Billions of dollars) Beoetpte nd lapendlturee ^propriatlons froa Oeneral Toad of Interest flecsj. year Total receipts or Bonth Credited Total to Trust fund 1936 1937 1938 1939 Balanoe available in General fond invest- ents WW 267.3 782.7 1.199.6 1.792.1 265.0 765.0 1.155.0 1.705.0 265.0 652.0 1.155.0 1.705.0 I9IW- September.. 1,95U.U 1,867.2 1,867.2 87.2 , 2.117.5 2,030.0 2.030.0 . 2,151.6 2,286.1 2,288.9 2,063.9 2,198.4 2,200.9 2.063.9 2,198.6 2,200.9 2,328.U 2,2>t0.2 2.21*0.2 DecsBber. I9U1- January february. March iprll Source: 1/ 2/ 113.0 2.3 17-7 Total expenditures Benefit paTveote Balaaoe Unexpended Belabureeent for adBlnletrative expenses X/ Inveet- ente 19.3 35-1 12.3 267.3 777.2 1.180. l.7W».7 6U.6 "5.7 18.9 1,889.8 1.875.6 87.5 86.8 60.6 26.2 2,030.7 «7.7 87.7 88.0 9»*.3 28.1 102.3 111.1 66.0 71.9 78.6 32.5 2,057.3 2,183.8 2,177.8 88.2 120.1 85.t 36.7 2.208.3 Ul».£ 5.U 19.3 57.1 Sally Treasury Statements. Under Section 201 (f) of the Social Security Act amendments of 1939. Includes balance of General fund approprlatiea act y«t tranaferred to Trust fund. 30. 267.1 662.3 177.2 738.1 To credit of Trust fund on books of Treasniy 2/ To credit of disbxirslag officers .1 .1 113.0 .5 1.9 3.0 6.1 3.8 lO.U 2,016.5 3.8 lO.tl 2,006.5 2,001.5 2.161.3 35.8 168.2 U.2 15.0 ik.l 12.3 2,151.3 tl.5 15.5 1 .1 10 Receipts and Expenditures Under Railroad Retirement and Railroad Unemployment Insurance Acts, General Fund Accounts (In aUllona of lollar«) KipeBdltQroa B«c6lpta rieoal year or Bontb UalalttratlT* •ipauBOt Total i/ Ballnad Un- 2/ ^plt^Bflnt laaoranoa looonat .3 .3 •3 19J6 1937 193« 1939 19M0 Zxoaaa of •xpeodlturaa Tranafora to AdTaBoao to Railroad UnMnployacat Inurano* Aoeonat Pran«fora to Bailroad BetlresMii ftoootmt (Traat aoootmt) 1.1 -1.1 1.1 1.5 150.1 109.3 125.9 1I19.0 iio.k 128.3 n 19Uo-AprU. .3 20.4 .k Ma7... Jona. 5.9 27.* >».2 .7 .7 .7 MXy .5 7.2 26.1 20.5 26.6 10.5 Aocnat.... Saptam^ar. Octobar. BoT«abar. Saoeabar. . Vabmarr. MaTeh 20.1 -1.7 -27.1 .5 .6 .5 20.0 26.0 10.0 20.0 .5 .5 .5 20.0 .U .5 20.5 30. < .5 .6 5.5 30.6 18.0 20.6 10.5 .5 .6 .5 10.0 20.0 10.0 l.>t 9.0 .7 «.3 i^rU. 2.l» 20.0 3.5 t.9 . IjUl-Jaanarr. m6.it lOT.l 120.7 19. ll -15.6 .1 15.6 -30.2 17.1 15.1 -20.1 7.5 7.6 Dally Traaaiuy Statanaata. lacludes only sxpendlturaa frea approprlatloaa aada apaelf loally for adalalatratlva es^aasaa ralatlac to tba Bailroad Batlramant and fiallread Sooreat 1/ DueaBploTment Luauraaea lets. OoTorad by appropriations froa the Oenaral Ibnd of the Treaaury. 2/ Receipts and Bxpeaiditures, Railroad Retirement Account (Trust Account) (CisBnilatlTa - la mllliona of dollars) . of fiscal year or aonth Total raoalpts 46.6 46.6 146.5 264.8 384.9 146.4 253-5 374.2 SIS.* 507.5 504.4 498.5 504.') 1)6.6 l')7.9 268.I) 390.8 IJltO-Saptaabar. Decaober. IttTOSt- Baaaflt payaants 430.2 77.3 5.9 450.2 48.3 38.3 18.3 8.3 460.2 480.2 490.2 li>rU. 504.4 498.5 498.5 Total To oradlt of fl^}pro— prlatioBs .1 U.3 To eradlt of 46.6 36.6 46.6 42.6 «!- btiTBlng offioar 1/ 10.7 498.5 498.5 498.5 InTastsants eata 4.0 79.8 185.6 298.7 504.4 504.4 Senroat 1/ Balaaoe aTallable for transfara 1.4 3.6 5.9 febniAry. Mareh 19ltl-Jaimar7. Ihiaipaaded Oaagraaa Tranafars froa General TvaA Total 1)6.6 1936 1937 1938 1939 19M0 ^ Balaaea Xxpendltarea Baoaipta J^reprlatlo&a 13.2 10.8 6.0 1.6 2.3 1.8 85.4 77.4 22.2 85.4 48.4 12.1 136.0 126.0 115.8 85.4 85.4 85.4 38.5 18.5 8.5 12.1 22.1 21.9 105.4 85.4 .1 19.9 68.1 82.8 92.1 66.2 67.2 79.4 328.4 185.0 5.9 358.5 145.9 5.9 5.9 5.9 368.4 378.4 388.6 5.9 399.0 .2 Sallr Traainry Statmanta. Inclodes balanoa of appropriation aTallabla for transfers anbsaqoant to Jona 30* 1937. Receipts and Expenditures. Unemployment Trust Fund^ (CnmlatlTa - In llllone of dollari) Baoeipta Xipendltnres Bailroad thso^loyment Insurance Jlcoonnt Ind of fiecal year or month Total raoalpts Daposlte by States Bailroad Qneoploynant Insuranos Aooount Deposits Tranefers froa Bailroad by Advanead Onesployaent Bailroad from Insnrance Betlra- appivprl~ ent atlons idalnlstratloa Tnnd Beard Inrest' nente Total e^endirtnres 1936 1937 193« 1939 1940 18.9 313.4 1.076.2 1.914.3 2,871.1 18.9 310.6 1,058.2 1.869.5 2.729.3 44.2 194o-8eptamber. 3,095.6 2.939.0 58.9 Oecambar, 3,346.2 3.151.6 74.4 15.0 105.2 1941- January. Tebruary. March 3.422.0 3.568.1 3.596.4 3.219.8 3.365.5 3,378.6 74.4 74.9 90.0 15.0 15.0 15.0 7.5 7.5 7.5 105.2 105.2 105.3 3.463.1 3.445.1 90.1 15.0 7.5 105.4 1,536.5 . April Sonroat 1/ 2/ VI thdravals by States Bailroad uia^loy- fiapayiDant aent benefit payment of Dhezpended balaaoee Total InTest- oants advance Die Is special bureiag deposit aoconnt aooonnt 2/ 15.0 I8.9 312.4 884.2 1.280.5 1.724.8 18.9 512.3 872.0 1,267.0 1.710.0 12.2 13.5 13.4 1.4 15.0 1,802.1 1,790.0 10.3 1.8 1,945.3 7.4 5.3 1.974.3 2.087.3 2.077.3 15.6 .1 15.0 2.8 18.0 44.8 82.6 l.O 192.0 635.8 1.1'^ 1.0 192.0 633.8 1,116.7 14.6 15.0 82.7 1.293.5 1.261.3 17.2 1.388.2 1,352.5 20.7 15.0 1.958.0 1,426.9 1,467.4 1, 504.1 1,388.1 1,426.0 1.460.1 23.8 26.4 29.0 15.0 15.0 15.0 1,995.1 2,100.7 2,092.3 7.8 9.0 5.6 6.0 1,490.8 30.7 15.0 2,126.6 2,117.3 5.0 4.3 Dally Treasory Statanenta. Bacelpte exclude tranafars froa States. Xi^>endltiire8 axoludo traasfers to Bailroad Ihunploynant lasuranoe iccoant. Bailroad Qaestployaeat 1»aneflts and refoads. .1 XI Cash Income and Outgo of the Treasury, by Major Classifications^ (Is milllona of dollari) 12 CASH INCOME AND OUTGO OF THE TREASURY 1936 1939 1938 1937 1940 1941 DOLLARS DOLLARS Ml Mil lions II io ns 1.200 1.000 400 JM/«J I I 1936 I I S I I N JMMJ ill I I I I I I 1937 I I 5 I I N JMMJ Ml I I I I I I I I 5 I I N M JMMJ ill II I I I SN I I I JMMJS III I I I I N I JMMJ 1941 S N GENERAL FUND OF -13- THE TREASURY Ik Assets of the General Fund of the Treasury (IB BlUlOBa of doUara) IbA of flM^ yoar or ao&th Bolllon, cola* and oorranay Total 1.103 3.033 2,016 2.936 2.709 2.U19 3.087 2.038 1933 im 1935 193b 1937 193« 1939 WW •^aB• J«l7 iacaat 8«ptoBb«r a.UiU 51 97 118 862 lUl 929 1.022 i,a2 2.23>» 2.03« 18U i.oi»5 l.OlA 865 1.863 830 Z.3S2 WlfO-Aprtl •<V Depoalta in Tadaral Raaarra Basfci 2,6U 2.566 891 25l» 1.019 901 891 1.38 963 992 1,003 639 815 759 391 268 Spoolal dapoalta aocomt of aalaa of OoTamaeat aaouritlaa 837 I.85U 799 1.151 6U9 611 T77 805 n3 813 805 25»t 718 717 715 oTaaber 2,101 1.976 Dacaabar 2,U0 90U 911 93U 19^1-<f*aw7 VabmaJT March 2,203 1.873 2,88$ 91U 913 968 702 385 1.2U5 U79 t77 566 iprll 2.599 1.009 910 550 Octobor Sonrca: Othar dapoalta and eollaetloaa 713 705 675 130 Dally Traaanzy Stataaanta. Balance In the General Fund of the Treasury (In Bllllona of dollara) Balance Xnd of flaoal jaar or aonth Total aaaata Total llabUltlaa In the Oanaral nmd 1933. 193''. 1935. 1936. 1937. 1938. 1939. 1.103 3.033 2.016 2.936 2.709 2.U19 3.087 2.038 2U1 862 l»51 2.582 I.8UI 2.682 156 203 2U9 1H7 2.55'» 2,382 172 20U lt7 2.210 2.030 1.891 156 157 151 2.258 2,U5U 2.U0 2.216 2.838 1.891 Inalyala of balance In the Oeneral Toad Working balance 862 1.771 1.001 2.225 970 1.628 2.160 1.163 Seigniorage on ailver ll<0 316 Inoreaent on gold laaotlTe gold (11 700 lUl lUl 1.08T ll42 536 585 1U2 1,1)86 581 11*3 1.303 1.163 58lt 585 1U3 lt3 2. '•15 1.527 1,720 1,680 588 591 592 181 159 181 1.920 1.817 1,928 1.183 1,078 1,188 59U 596 597 178 172 170 2.025 1.701 2.715 1.283 957 1,970 599 601 602 11.3 fob nary. March 2,203 1,873 2.885 April. 2,599 173 2.1t25 1.679 603 1I.3 19I1O. 19l<0-^rll. May... Jane. 2.2311 2.038 Ally 2.>tlU Aagnat. .. Septaabar. 2.6U October. loTeaber. Daceaber. 2.101 1.976 . 19>tl-Jaanai7. Bonrcet Daily Traaanry Stataaaata. 2.566 llt3 1*3 llt3 *^' lt3 PUBLIC DEBT OF THE -15- UNITED STATES 16 Statement of the Outstanding Public Debt on June 30, 1940 and April 30, 1941 (In allllua of lollari) 17 o 1« Summary DlBtrlbutlon by Classes of Holders of Interest-Bearing Securities Issued by United States Government and Guaranteed by United States (In mllllonB of dollara) Kid of fiscal year or month 19 Statement lowing Details of Major Financing Operatlcnts of the Treasury Since January 1, 1938 (In mllllone of dcllare) 20 Maturity Schedule of United States Governmont Interest-Bearing Public Debt Outstanding^ As of April 30, 1941 (imount In mllllona of dollari) 2/ Classified tjr Classified by year In vhlch lasuee aatore jtal In vhleh lasoes are flret callable 2/ Fixed- Seecrlptton of eecurlty aturltj Callable laeuea Tliod- CuBulatlve Description of security total Sllli (Set. Defense Series). Bills (Eegnlar Series) 1-3/8* HotSB B - 6/15/Ul... 3-l/l()( Bonds «/l/Ul... 1-1/K# Notes C - 12/15/'H... Bills (Bat, Defense Series). Bills (Eegnlar Series) 6/15/Ul... 1-3/8)6 Botes B 3-l/l*)6 Bonde 8/1/1*1... Botes C 12/15/1*1... l-l/Mil 1*01 1,202 2U 83!* 20I* 1*01 2l* 20l* 2.665 191*2 19Ug Botes A - 3/15/'«Sotes B - g/lS/l^- IZ/lS/te. Botes ""iTj/l** Botes A Botes B 2* 1*26 3U2 232 3/l5/l*2- >*26 9/l5/'*2l-3/l*)6 Botes C - 12/15/1*2. 31*2 Total 3.665 1,000 Total 252 1.000 3.665 191*3 19|*3 Botes B - 1-1/8)6 Botes A - 3A5/'t3---6/15/U3 3-3/^ Bonds - 6/l5/U3-lt7. 3/lt)t total 1,202 2,665 Total 2.665 2.665 total l-3/ll)( CusnlatlTe 191*1 I9U1 l-3/"l)t Callable lasuee iasnea Issues 2)t aturlty 9/15/U3.... Botes - 10/l5/'t3-'*53-1/^ Bonds 1-1/8)S Botes B - 12/15/U3 Total 1* Botee D - 3/15/1*3 • 6/15/1*3. Botes C - 9/15/1*3 1* 1-1/8)6 Botee B 12/15/1*3. 3/1*16 65 1-1/8)6 Sotes 629 I15U 279 1.1*01 A Total 65 629 279 1*21 5.059 1.391* 1*21 1.391* 1.855 6.91"* 191*1* 3/15/Wt.... Botes B li U/15/Wl-It6. 3-l/U* Bonds 3/>t)( Botes A 6/15/"*.... Botes 9/15/"*. 1* ,. _ (Bat. l>efenee Botee C Series)- 9/15/'*'* Bonds - 12/15/'A-5'»- 1.519 U16 283 1* 3/1** Total 2.556 6,908 11.319 3/lt* 718 Botes 3-1/1** Bonds 1.211* A- 3/15/1*5 •..• - 10/15/1*5-1*5 • -12/15/1*5 2-1/2* Bonds Botes B (Bat. Defense 3/1** Series)- 12/15/1*5 51*1 531 1.790 Total 1,21>* Total lU.323 718 1.1*01 51*1 571 1,790 i.iioi 10,099 1,519 1,519 11,631* 191*6 121*6 Conversion 1/1/1*6.... bonds 3-3/l|)t Bonds 3/l5/'»6-56. 6/l5/'t6-«8. Bonds 3* 6/15/U6-U9. 5.1/06 Bonds Total 3!t 3* 16 ConTeralon bonds - 3-1/1** Bonds l*«9 1.036 - 1/1/1*6 16 U/15/1*1*-1*6. 16 Total 819 16 2.3llU 16.683 191*7 191*7 2)6 635 1.8>*9 191*5 Botes A - }/13/^---2-3/li)6 Bonds - 9/15/'t5-'tT. - 12/15/U5 2-1/2JI Bonds J/^ Botes B (Bat. Defense Series)- IZ/l^/^.... 3/l»* lt-l/ll* 283 1.037 19^ 3* Botes B - 3/15/1*1* Botes A - 6/15/ltl* Botee C - 9/15/1*1* Botes D (Bat. Defense Series)- 9/15/1*1* 635 1.81*9 Total W 515 ConTsrsloD I/1/U7.... bonds Bonds - 10/15/'»7-52Bonds - 12/15/>*7.... Total 759 701 711* 759 18,156 Bonds 2-3/l))6 Bonds 2-1/2* Bonds Bonds 2)6 3/l5/'*8-50. 3/i5/'te-5i- 9/l5/'t«.--- 12/15/1*8-50. Bonds 3* 2-1/2* Bonds 1.115 1.223 - 1*51 - 6/15/1*6-1*8. - 9/15/1*8 Total 2.909 71I* 1,668 iU,oi6 1,036 J5L. 1*51 1,036 15,503 21,516 191*9 191*2 - 12/l5/l'9-53- 12/15/1*9-52. 5-1/8* Bonds 1.786 1*91 2.277 Total - 6/15/1*6-1*9. Total 819 819 16,522 23.793 1950 1950 2-1/2)6 Bonds U5U l,2llt 701 571 H51 Total 2-1/2* Bonds 3-l/f(f Bonds 13 191*8 19]*« 2)6 Conrereion bonds 1/1/1*7 6/l5/l*>ll7. 3.3/g* Bonds Bonds 9/15/1*5-1*7. 2-3/1** - 12/15/1*7 Bonds 2* Total 3* 13 - 9/15/50-52. Total. 2* 1,186 1.186 ^ Bonda Bonda 2l*,979 (Contlnoad on following page) - 3/15/1*8-50. - 12/15/1*8-50. Total 1.115 571 1.686 18,008 21 Maturity Schedule of United States Government Interest-Bearing Public Debt OutetandingJ/ As of April 30, 1941 - (Continued) (jtnonnt In all lions of dollars) 2/ Claaslfisd by 7«ar In which 22 Computed Annual Interest Charge and Computed Rate of Interest on the Interest-Bearing Public Debt Outstanding i/ £nd of fiscal year or month Intereet-bearing debt outstanding Computed annual Interest charge Computed rate of Interest (Percent) 1933. I93U. 1935. 1936. 193T. 1938. 1939- $22, ,61*5,120 26 27 32 2l»l,08g 71*2 81*2 tM 175.955 301.131 678.123 996.902 39, 790,135 109. Ulg 925.880 969.732 91*7 .081*. 058 1.036 937.397 36, igiio. I 275.2i»l Its, 1(95.928 1,091* .619,911* '•2, 733,706 1,091* ,152.1*60 May... "ts, U2, 678. '*72 ''95,928 1.097 ,817,1*38 June. Ug3.5ltl( 1,111* ,872,891 19'*0-Aprll July Au^flt. Septeober. . . . 1,118 .109,1*81 1,121 ,989,71*6 2,582 2.581 2,580 308,589 990,015 1,127 1*97.712 161,393 l!l«0 790,578 2,588 2,588 2,566 1.151 796,977 1,157, 610,751 1,178, 076.621 2,51*1 2,Sl*2 812,1*61 1*6,673.368,395 1,181 178,1*83 2.531 t3, •3, ISUl-Jimuary. February. March "5, . April. Basle: 1/ 2.598 2,598 2.583 616, 95l»,3U9 "•3, October. Novenber. December. . 1,091* ,619,911* 350 181 715 562 582 589 2.600 2.5«3 9n 1*86,252 39't,57't 287.070 2,529 Daily Treasury Statements. Treasury bills are included in interest-bearing debt figures at face amount, but for the purpose of calculating the computed annual interest charge and the computed rate of Interest, the discount value is uaed. Average Yields of Long-Term United States Treasury Bonds and HIgh-Grade Corporate Bonds (Percent) 23 "SO CO q: . o z o CO CO ^5 Q 2 q: o — I 3 ZiQ r <<. wO UJ <f Q < Z < I Bk o o LO < CD LiJ h- I o u o Q o o c o CO « (0 > D < LU \- O C/5 Q _i UJ « CO . <5 o o o o o o o o GOVERNMENTAL CORPORATIONS AND CREDIT AGENCIES OF THE UNITED STATES -25- 26 Assets and Liabilities of Governmental Corporations and Credit Agencies and Analysis of Proprietary Interest of the United States as of March 31, 1941 (In mllllona of dollars) Liabilities and reserves 1/ Assets l/ Total Banks for Cooperatives IU7.0 2-7 Commodity Credit Corporation 973-6 810.1 22.9 Electric Home and Farm Authority Xxport-Is^ort Bank of Wasbii^ton Tain Credit Adainistratlon farm Security Administration federal Crop Insurance Corporation federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.. Disaster Loan Corporation federal farm Mortgage Corporation i/ U.2 -1.5 .U .!» 22.5 22-5 2U.0 -1.5 llt.5 13.3 13-3 1.2 1.2 .9 .3 183-1 .2 .2 182.9 182-9 175-0 7-9 280. It 193-2 193-2 87-2 87-2 87.2 W»5.2 28.1 28.1 U17-I 1*17.1 381.1* 18.6 "t.9 555-3 266.0 ».9 266.0 289-3 120. 182. 698.1 5/ 1.526.7 1.327.6 1,282.1 120. 16.2 2,228.8 I.8O5.I 195-2 9.7 13.7 139.3 13-7 150.0 57.7 199-1 12U-7 199.1 lU.O 200-0 12l*.7 57-5 57.5 216.0 72.2 72.2 60.0 2U.1 57.5 20U-I 67.2 1I16.0 89-2 106.0 106.0 10.0 8.0 -3 9.U 9.U '«3.7 219.6 5.3 1.6 128.0 128.0 100.0 28.0 1»9.U 11.3 11.3 200.0 -88.7 .9 2U.O 2U-0 12.0 12.0 2.6 2.6 ^.7 1*9.7 7.0 UU-3 109.7 109.3 109.3 105.0 '*.3 92.3 92.3 92-3 129.6 1.6 2,691.U 2,680.1 2.630.7 2U.9 2.6 51.7 .9 2.0 2.0 6.8 6.8 17U-3 1.5 1-5 20.8 2.0 2.0 70.0 272.6 272.6 113.1 16.2 363.5 363-5 307.9 78.6 78.6 5.8 l"»7.i 1U7.1 I6U.9 151.9 151.9 ».5 ".5 72.0 379.7 92.3 6.8 22.3 Tennessee Valley Authority 2.6 17U.3 l.'t57.>» 272.6 U.l 357.7 6.8 1.631.7 Bural Electrification Administration... 65.0 150-0 3.0 .80;. 89.2 16.2 1.099.75/ 5/ Special obligations held the Treasury "by 19-2 Interior Department (Indian Loans) Panama Bailroad Company kj BfC Mortgage Company Sonstock 109.0 Inland Waterways Corporation U/ Beconstruction finance Corporation Bagional Agricultural Credit Corporations stock Surplus 100.0 216.0 Puerto Blcan Beconstruction Administration Coital 163-5 288.2 Public Works Administrmtlod Intera^ncy Interests Total lUo.i federal Intermediate Credit Banks federal Land Banks 2/ Prodoction Credit Corporations tUted States 163.5 19.2 Hone Owners' Loan Corporation tjy 1UU.3 76.7 Federal Saviogs and Loan Insurance Corporation Owned Privately owned 2.7 302.8 federal Prison Industries, Incorporated Proprietary lnter«9t Sxcess of assets (Total proprietary Interest) 112-0 federal Home Loan Banks federal HoubIq^ Administration federal Hational Mortgage Association.. Ouaranteed "by Not United guaranStates teed by ( Includes United accruad States Interest) 500.0 199.3 20.8 5.0 15.8 70.0 25-0 .1 259.5 $6.8 Tennessee Valley Associated Cooparmtires. Inc. kJ TreasiUT Department (Miacellaneoue securities held) United States Housing Authority United States Maritime Commission War kergency Corporations and Agencies (In liquidation): Havy Department (Sale of surplus war supplies) Secretary of the Treasury (0. S. Bailroad Administration).. United States Houeing Corporation. United States Sprooe Production Corporation Other Corporations 6/ 78.6 379.5 316.8 232. > 226.6 5/ I6U.9 .1 -1 .1 1.8 1.8 1.8 .7 131.7 1-3 1.3 78.6 136-1 159.5 .1 3U.I -32-3 .7 .7 .1 .2 130 .)> 130.1* 27.0 -1.3 Interagency Items (ZiccluslTa of proprietary interests): I>ie from agencies not listed aboTm. 392.1 -21.1 Dos to agenoiaa not listed abore... Subtotal 13,670.0 9.'»57.U 5.953.'* 3,90it.o U, 212.6 1)20.8 3.791.8 Interagency Proprietary Interest (Included in above figures) Total 525.9 1.666.6 -1.0 13,670.0 9.'t57.>t 5.953.>» 3.50U.0 U. 212.6 120.8 3.79l.« 1.600.3 52U.9 1.666.6 391.3 27 Sources of Funds of Certain Governmental Corporations and Credit Agencies for the First 9 Months, Fiscal Year 1941 Corporation or agency 2S Uses of Funds of Certain Governmental Corporations and Credit Agencies for the First 9 Months, Fiscal Year 1&41 Xxponoei Corporation or afoiicy IdjnlnlBtratlTO Central Bank for Cooperatlree Commodl ty Credit Corporation $ 1.358,003 366. 0U9 229.573 7.101,783 72.731 5 70,211,168 88U,79U 27.978.663 t 9.158.231 2.758,689 6.503.358 880,098 federal Batlonal Mortgage Association 868,869 880. 56U federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. Recottetruction Finance Corporation Bf C Mortgage Coiq>any i9u.in 15,32U,2lt7 21,l69,6Ult 6,920.789 95.U61 200.959.628 631,097 1.379.U23 21,235,028 2,337.026 United States Housing Authority 3.727.826 lotal Corporation or agency 36.857.0U« 5.7UO Sural Electrification Adminietration Other Corporations 2/ 2.319.876 98,627.655 federal Home Loan Banke Home Owners' Loan Corporation Retirement of obllgatlone leeued In exchange for mortgagee 1/ 276,507.150 35.959 Electric Hone and Tarn Authority federal Farm Mortgage Corporation $ 69.05U,O27 2.U85,121 558.725 Teceral Deposit Insurance Corporation Loane UU, 709. 162 106.091 Cleaeter Loan Corporation £^ort- Import Bank of Vashiogtoc HonadaialstratlTo PorchAoe and iDproTOaent of property owned 9.535.722 15.557.667 $2U,05U,075 52.U08,U53 686.919 85.569 7.569 1.292.393 120,302.557 $U3,7l«.U56 $26.66o.U75 $201,297,751 U23.965,990 $1,286,635,629 $2U.05U,075 29 Sources of Funds of Certain Goverimental Corporations and Credit Agencies from Inception of Organization through March 31, 1041 Corporation or t^moj 30 Uses of FundB of Certain Governmental Corporations and Credit Agencies from Inception of Organization through March 31, 1041 Corporation or agsncr 31 Principal of Outstanding Interest-Bearing Obligations Guaranteed by the United States^ (In mllllone of dollara) Total End of fiacal year or month xinmatured obllgatlone outstanding Commodity Credit Corporation notea Federal Faro Mortgage Corporation bonds Federal Housing Administration debentures Home Owners' 32 Maturity Schedule of Securities Guaranteed by the United States-^ As of April 30, 1941 (laoimt in Billions of dollars) 2/ Classifisd by year in vfaich issuss are firsi INTERNAL REVBNUB -33- STATISTICS 3'» Collections of Internal Revenue (Ib thovaanis of dgllari) Sonrcai of rmwia 35 Collections of Internal Revomie (In thsiuaiids et dollars) IneoBO and profits taxes ^)l07msnt taxss Social Saoorlty taxes fiscal year or Bonth Total IttdlTldnal Coiporatlon federal lasttrance UnaaploTSsnt Contrl^Titione Tax Act Act (01d-a«e (UneqploTment Inaorance) ittsorance) i/ 1929 1930 2.939.O5U 2,331.271* 1.095.5'H .235.733 3,OllO,llt€ 2,1*10, 299 l,llt£,8lt5 ,263,1*11* 1931 1932 1933 2, 1)28,229 1,860,0>K> mk 1.557.729 1.619.839 2,672,239 352.57U ,026,393 629.566 39i*,a8 1*19.509 1(00,11*7 1935 3,299.'*36 1,056.757 7m6,791 S19.656 1,105,791 833.61*8 1*27,191 527.113 578,678 1936 1937 1938 1939 3,520,208 ij. 653, 195 5.658.765 l,U27,l|lt8 67U,1H6 2,173.769 2,622,813 1,091,71*1 5.181.571* 2,178,1*31 1,028.831* 19110 5.3110.1152 2,ia,073 982,017 753.032 1,082,028 1.336,501 I.IU9.597 1,139,056 1*5, '*9« .1*1*1* 30,051* "•y 29'»,652 3'*3,603 28,085 Jiuie 697,099 U65,lioI> 13,070 201,210 July g 19U0-AprU Aa^st.. .. Septoilwr, October. 1*5, Tte 2,38l» 36,275 1*29, Sl£ 65^.623 uw|3«3 65U,095 iglH-JanTiary. AprU 12.079 15.801 160.36!* 1*8 833.521 207.339 502.917 529.835 605.350 58.119 90,267 101,167 106,123 77,310 112,731 16,103 71.813 86.792 2.673 '*.953 68.226 l*,5l»8 90,7'*6 25*!^ 73,292 120,706 12,027 6.628 587 52.930 32,670 267,9*1 77,273 122,989 8,20« 71,781 87,977 2,892 71*0. 1*29 32,909 Carriers' Taxing Act of 1937 6,802 681 2,55« 11*9,1*76 109,1(27 122,0US 5UU 19,137 12,71*9 518 23.332 8,882 *,8>i0 652 5,872 626 "2: 686 ,11*0 39,181* 100,307 7l*.255 25,152 900 *8lt|729 121,1*98 8l*.052 37,1*1*6 156.11*6 21,20l* 1,186,4^ 569.203 617,255 16,135 9'*.705 2.11*5 1*0,237 1, '•72, 295 1,326 12,661* i«ll),ei«6 73.159 18,622 5'*,537 88,766 83.000 3,889 1,877 65,176 . f ebmary, Kareb 1*8 265.7»*5 71*2,660 261*,19* 12,833 10,298 175.317 1*5,009 1*8,271 1*28,305 . DeesBber. 15 1*1,155 3.836 loTeB)>er. 1,226,312 ^ federal Total 25.992 Miscellaneous Internal rerenua Hscal year or Bonth Total Capital stock tax Istate and girt taxes 1929. 1930. 607. 780 629.887 61,897 193119321933- 568.189 500,972 1*8,078 6i*,T70 1*7.1*22 91.508 3^.310 113.138 212,112 9U.9U3 378,81*0 "1*8 873. 1.1*81,160 1,667,1*23 1931*. 1935. 1936. 1937. 1938. 1939- 2.021,075 2,207,608 2,287.075 19I10. 2.3r;-?22 2,2';6.031 80. 168 Aleoliollc berera^e taxes Tobacco taxes 6i*,i73 166 77.729 3Ult 3^.322 25,010 10.1*32 8.701* U3.17'* 1*1*1*, 277 398,579 1*6.9; z 138 18,310 1102,739 1*25,169 1*59,179 57.578 66.580 21*7.751 1*3.133 31*2.275 68.990 69.919 i79.5l«> W '19.851* 92.132 98,289 1*16,751* 131.701* 6,a7 96.891 162.180 165,972 6,683 8.536 258,911 1*11,022 505,1*61* 59l*,2l*5 501,166 567.979 587.800 568,182 580,159 608,518 1*6,233 1*1,083 552.251* 1*16, S7U 360.715 360,071 ^? 29,326 26.682 20,510 1*6,798 50,201 50,71*2 55,'*99 2,8Uo 3,289 71,1*5'* 58,817 "•.387 23.579 27.168 76,959 67,976 59,325 61,337 5^,915 2,71*6 3,109 3,152 "•,169 Salt, 253 171,12"* May... June. 188,871 21**, 839 July An^Qst.. .. SeptSBber. 26V 982 55.61I* 324,390 2U,»93 90.397 1U.675 18,131* 62,521* October. BoTember. Seoenber. 232.260 272.517 216,616 3,95» 260 252 21,881 1*6.360 75.712 81,250 29,732 61*, a9 61,385 53.200 50,332 2>I0 30.239 March 205,130 206,558 269,209 158 U15 32.1*77 67.991* 52,076 53.053 61.709 59,139 52,577 56,701 April. 251,731 187 1*9.720 66,131* 58,069 february. Scnreei 1/ 2/ 2/ 32. 2I 38,681 390.038 w7,088 ll»,026 87.1*96 11*7.156 108. I9U 371,1*23 526,222 71.637 6,073 29.606 11,500 1*1,203 1*3.867 13,71*3 15,326 720 8U6 753 31*, 668 56,U78 61,712 13,091 18. 698 17.252 820 1,013 1,287 l*8,2llO 65,573 51.167 17,979 22,722 16,765 736 606 970 U,l»32 I1O.88O 18,121* 662 3.532 3,097 1*8.1*71 57.185 16,290 22,108 693 3.519 5l».218 19.88l> 990 2,336 2,281 Agricultural adjustment taxes 2/ 1*50.339 127.203 132.739 251* Tax on unjust enrichment Miscellaneous taxee i*3U.iti»5 137.1*99 139.31*9 1*78 ' 12.777 11.695 19ltO-Aprll. 19l*l-Jannary. Stai^ taxes Manufacturers excise taxee Beports of collections. Includes eollectioce under the declared^Talue excess profits tax. the profit Halting prerlslon ef the Tlaaon Act and the excess profits tax prfTlslons of the Second Berenue Act of 19l*0. for the period prior to Septeaber 1939 the data In the eeluane entitled "federal Insurance eestrlbutlsBs Act* and federal OnsBployaent Tax Act* represent collections under Titles Till and IX. respeetlTely, of the Social Security Act. Includes tax collections under the Sugar Act of 1937 and undar the dlrldaade tax laposed by the Act of Ame I6. 1933. , 36 s £ r 5 5 e o D Z > UJ 0^ LU c -) CUSTOMS STATISTICS -37- 3« Cuatoms Duties and Taxes Collected, and Values of Dutiable and Taxable Imports, Estimated by Tariff Schedules (1b thousands of dollsrs) ^tlas and taxss Calandar 1939 19,6jU Chaaleals, oils aad paljtts l&rths sarthanvacs and glassvara Katali and aasuf actnrsi 10,79"* , 25.7% Vood and manof acturaa Sn^;ax, aolasBSS and aannfaetursi 1/ Tobacco and aannf actorss jMr I9I1O 19IW Mar. Ipr, Xa/ 12.355 8,806 31,161 1.135 793 2.111 1.203 2.224 1.303 758 2.368 187 151 138 It, 809 1,807 l*.l61* 1*,618 '*.395 '*.39; 2,026 1,880 1,92* 3,208 2,308 '*.737 2.57"* 2,096 1.723 116 U6,ns 1*2,826 it.SSS Joaa JQI7 19'H Aa^. Sept. lOT. Oct 1,106 772 731 781 2,1*06 3.1*62 667 2,637 3.'*72 2.11*6 3,004 1.869 2,1*9* 2,613 2,1*22 5.1*73 2,923 2.059 1,1*09 2,168 1*08 U69 1*80 3.8OU 3.121 U76 1.091 2.930 13U 52l* 858 2,791* 3.'»69 5.W 151* 155 207 2.300 61>9 85"* 621 Dae. Jam. 802 UT>. 8I.3 3.1*95 3,114 3.229 935 583 2,796 i^ 1U7 2,U62 1.569 152 1,816 1.828 3.586 2,002 I*. 3,888 3,571* 3.89I* i»,l»95 l*.35l* 3.'*53 1,610 1.723 605 511 llllO 1*81 707 5.032 196 79U 8,252 169 655 10,820 IU8 10.69* 136 11*1 651* IM 579 2,711 160 399 1.552 23.927 22,173 1.589 Sfi.Ulg 1*6,083 '*,655 Cotton manufactorss 3U,206 9.8'H 32.753 7.050 U,76o 2,186 718 628 611* 573 Flax, hsop, Juts and aanafaetorss 10,829 9*0 861* 721 Wool and mannf aetorOB 611k aauTactarss 33.62"* U,6l3 2.775 10,255 51.601 2.1U8 1,031* 3.025 163 2.798 205 2.956 136 3.090 2.152 35.2U5 1,260 1,278 29.55* llA 110 2.375 8l« 3.27'* 122 2.335 60 117 2.133 9U 2,086 1.796 86 2,U55 91 112 2.U16 96 3,011 93 99 2,201 1.990 325 281 18 15 21 20 62 17 27 18 25 13 1*9 5.521* 272 1*20 51*3 1*27 23* '1 227 575 226 206 31*7 328 275 20 576 395 3 470 1 5 3 3tl 285 1 15 18 22 16 23 20 17 19 96J 700 19 1.285 22 2,119 1.366 1.990 i^leultural predncti and prorlsloBs Spirits, vines and ethsr bsrsra^s 1.993 838 Kannfaoturss of rajoa and othar sTntbstle tsxtUs Palp, papsr and books Stmdrlss Mlsesllansons 2/ »rss list i/l Crods pstrolsoa »«1 oil, ste. 1»/ 1.570 3.332 13 59 2.333 399 7H7 535 285 Motor fusl and labrleatln^ oil Paraffin and othsr pstrolaoB vax pndnots Sssd oils Oil seed Inlaal, fish, and osoonut ells Copper loaber of specified types 1 2 678 6.153 235 200 led cedar shingles Coal and rslated products 109 119 ik 1*6 3 127 16 5 1*2 15 55 601 19 31 70 582 65 335 a '*3 J' 1*0 12 16 19 680 25 1.073 22 81 u.Uag total fres list Total dntlei and taxes idjutaent to Dally Treasury Stateaent Total duties and taxss as reported In Sally Treasory Statement 328.352 U,W3 332.835 16.95** 8U5 771 827 1,388 1*6 l,2Ult 1,711* 2.009 1.392 25 961 22 32 38 2.530 2.097 90 81* 2 318,267 28.139 25.765 25.986 27.903 23.562 22.687 22. Wl 28.796 27.313 31.01*8 11.265 563 714 265 198 1.663 9'*3 186 575 61a -1.265 31.987 32,61*2 1.270 -1,012 329.532 28,702 26,1*79 26,251 33.257 31.630 25.225 23.630 22,627 29,371 27.923 29.783 Talnes Calendar year 1939 Apr. May Jane Jaly 1*1,201* 3.510 1.976 *.029 1.629 7.689 lt.722 l*.592 3.071 1,819 8,287 1,888 8,591 l.9'*5 7,021* 2,876 1.879 8,566 10,103 1,091 9.012 2,625 1,180 9.589 3.010 1.707 9.162 3.292 1,51*6 1.1*55 9 356 9.168 3.167 56,586 25,369 89,728 22.336 102,303 Vood and aanufactursB Sri^r, Bol&aeei and aanufactorss 1/. Tobacoo and aanuf acturso 17,002 17,1*61 90. 51*3 87,780 36,685 A^loultural products and proTlslens. Spirits, vines and other berera^s. Cotton annfactorss . Plax. k^ip. Juts and aanafactures. Vool and aanufactorss Bilk aanuf actures 173,808 59.076 27.28U 51*. 765 49,271 5.286 191*1 Mar. ChSBlcals, oils and paints larths, earthenvare and glassware. Metalt and aanufactorss 35.999 19ltO 191*0 11*7,228 13.1*98 13. 9U 53.809 20,106 3.575 68,033 77,829 6,920 lt.032 7,211* I*. 2, Olio 11,074 3.778 1.795 720 313 3 111 An^. 2,1''7 2.896 1.902 8.633 10,199 2. 1167 2.91*0 3.010 3.321* 1,61*7 1.966 1.972 9.762 10.11*2 1,71*0 1.675 7.912 1.392 7.259 3.525 1,505 6.134 3.169 1.709 5.60^ 2.614 1.690 3.623 2,881 1,580 7,61*8 3.2l*9 >.729 9.^02 2.530 9.201 2.355 1.327 9.035 12,860 12S.372 10,966 l*.967 3.1*83 6,532 55.1*31 1.369 1.388 1.751 1,531 11.808 2.565 11.317 2.76? l,261t l.ltllt 6.21*9 5.01*8 7.61*2 295 395 U,676 7.330 11,877 276 371 3.879 15.703 276 5.307 15,188 253 331* 330 l>5it 1*95 636 10,119 8.71I1* 9.1*95 U,899 it.6n 259 7.971 3.1*59 1),8U6 4,419 287 163 721 124 636 6,111 U.U69 itoi 255 Peb. Sec 15.560 11,028 4.357 9.250 1,761 1.599 3.388 1.163 An. Iot. Sept. Oct. 1.753 ',980 3.366 5.7OU i*.l'»3 8.798 Nanofattures of rayon and ether syatbetls textUee Palp, paper and books iandrlss, Mlsosllaaeous 2/. Pree list i/ 10,210 11. Wl 133.270 31*3 38.051 Tstal Talus of dutiable and taxabls laports. 878.050 57 3.898 331 68U 7.550 Ult,957 12,581 1)86 102 103 580 7,790 6.573 8.763 299 5?' 51*0 591 9.500 12,687 93 8,209 15 23 8.837 10,713 16 29 9.636 10,027 11 7,062 8,582 891.835 78.950 71.698 76.758 77.011 69.IO6 9*. 858 9*, 663 78,151 75.559 82.791 79.682 80,881 305 86,277 14 6,1*13 199 661 9,1*96 9.168 8.51*7 7.231* 10 5.371 19 5.011 17 6.769 6,581 39 521 83 For TalTUt, rsportt of tbo Airoau of Tortl^n and OoBottlc Oouorco; tho flcurea for eustoai datlflt and tunt ar* ooaimtod ob tha baala of tha quantity and Talna tigoT»%, laelodaa taxaMa wa^t^ froa tha Phlllpplaa Iilando. OoBprlaat artlclat dutiabla nndar paragraph l6l5 and rapalra on TOaialt dntlaUe ondar Sactloa k6S of thf Taplff Act of 1930; tha taxaUo coppar flontoot of dntlabla artlolai taxad ondar the Sarairaa Act of 1932 and taxaa on artlclat covpoaad In ehlaf valua of kannfaetnrad n^ar undar tha Bv^aj' let of 1937. vhloh cannot ba allocatad to appropriate ichadnlaa. Taxaa collaotad on othar dntlahla eomodltlaa uidar tha raranoa acta and tha Bncax let of 1937 ara Included In approprlata •chadnlee. I^tj-free coBnodltleo taxad nndar tha Bareniia let of 1932 and rabiaqnant acta. Coirprleos fael oil and faa oil darlTad froa patrolam. and all liquid darlratlTaa of onida patrolana axeapt lubrleatlnc oil and eaaolla* 9T othar Botor fuel. 39 Customs Duties Collected, Estimated by Countries from (In thousmndB of dollari) Country from which In^orts originated irtilch Imports Originated ho Commodities Imported Under Quota Provisions of quantltj TTnit Quota period Commodity and couatrjr iBtaUlehod qnota <^iantlt7 imported mider quotas through May 3 l^l . Cattle weighing under 300 pounde each. Head Calendar year U9.38O Cattle velgfalng 700 pounda or more each. other than dairy cove: Canada Quarter year from Apr. 1. I9UI Bead 51.720 Other countrlee. Quarter year from Apr. Head S.2S0 1. 19UI 9.777 (Tariff rate quota filled) Vhole mlUc. fresh or sour. Calendar year Oftllon 3,000.000 2.004 Cream, fresh or Calendar year Gallon 1,500.000 502 Calendar year Pound 15.000,000 2.772.965 19^0 Pound 90,000.000 >*l.354.758 12 months from Sept. I5, 19^0 Pound 60,000.000 5.333.200 soTir Tlsh. freeh or froien. filleted, etc., cod, haddoclc, hake, pollock, cuak and roseflsh. Vhlte or Irish potatoes! 12 Bonthe from Sept. 13 Certified seed . Sllrer or black foxes, furs, mad artlcleai Tozes Taluad under $2^0 each and whole furs and eklna; ......>> Canada Other than Canada Month of ^rll I9U1 VoDsber Month of J^>rll I9UI Vuaber 19^ Piece Tall 12 monthe from Dec. 1, Paws, beads or other separated parts. 12 aontha from Dec. 1. I9I1O Pound Place plates 12 months from Dec. 1. I9U0 Pound Articles, other than piece plates.... 12 months from Dec. 1. I9U0 Unit Cuban filler tobacco, unstenmed or stemmed (other than cigarette leaf tobacco). and scrap tobacco Calendar year Pound (onstenmed equl Talent) Bed cedar shingles. Calendar year Square Molasses and sugar eln^s, containing soluble noQsugar solids eqrkal to more than 6^ of total soluble solids Calendar jear Oalloa Teneruela Calendar year Oalloa Hetherlands and Hetharlands Indies. Calendar year Oallea Colombia Calendar year Qallotti Other countries Calendar year Oallen Coconut oil Calendar year Pound Eeflned sugars Calendar year Pound Calendar year Pound Crude petroletUB, topped crude petroleum and fuel oil: Products of Philippine Itlandsi Sugars other than refined. May 1 to Dec. 3I. 19UI Cordage Pound Buttons of pearl or shell. Calendar year Oross Cigars Calendar year Bumber Calendar year Pound Scrap tobacco and stemmed and unstemmed filler tobacco. . . 950 kl Imports of Cotton and Cotton Waste under Quota Provisions For Year Beginning September 20, 1040 (In pouide) Cotton 1/ Colutr7 of orl^n Eetabllahed quota Cotton waste 2/ Staple length 1-1/8 Inchee to 1-11/16 Inches Staple length leee than 1-1/8 Incbea laporte to Hay 3, 191*1 SSetahllehed quota Total cotton vaste Import e to May 3. 19U1 IstaliliBhed quota Imports to Hay 3, I9UI Bastricted ootton waste (Included In total) J/ EstalillBhed quota Imports to May 3. 19'»1 Xurope: Belgium 12.853 38.559 227, U20 75.807 Germany 76,329 25.443 Trance Italy 21,263 7.088 Netherlands 6S,2l40 22.747 Switzerland W4.388 14.796 Union of Soviet Socialist RepuhllCB U75,12U United Kingdom 't. 323. ''57 1,266,237 239,690 238,892 6,5W 3.500 68.783 1.441.152 6.430 1,599.886 6.430 North and Central America: fiarhadoe 12,554 1,737 Canada Cuba Haiti Honduras Mexico Other British Vast Indies kj 506 237 752 8.883.259 21,321 3.3'«.257 30,139 South imerlca: Argentina Braill 5.203 5.070 t35 618,723 618,723 3,808 204 IZU 2 9.333 9.271 l,566,2Ul Colombia Ecuador Paraguay 871 Peru 2U7,952 55.03'* 2,056.299 British India 2,003,U83 63.366 6U.9l» 69.627 China 1.370.791 2.626 17.322 Asia: Iraq 195 Japan 341.535 Betberlands last Indies 71. 3M 71. 3M Africa: 1.63H Algeria and Tunisia British Ibst Africa Xgypt and the Anglo-^Tptian Sudan 5/ Vigeria 1/ 4/ I 783,816 3. ''51.566 I6.OOU Other French Africa Jj Source: 29.909 2i.n5.927 8.135 23,3lA,l09 5,482.509 5.377 Other British West Africa 6/. Total 2.2140 2.002 689 ll«, ^6.882 U.lTl.lU i»5, 656,1*20 1.577.412 Reports of Collectors of Custoae. Cotton hfivinf a staple of leee than 1-11/16 Inchee (other than hareh or rough cotton of lees than 3/^ ioc^ i-^ staple length and chiefly used In the Manufacture of hlanlcets and ^lanlcetlng, and other than linters). Cotton waste Includes comher, lap, sllTer, roving, and cotton card strips, whether or not aanufactured or othemlee adraaced in ralue. In the caee of the Suropean countries, not acre than 33'l/3 percent of the total quotas for cotton vaste as; be filled by cotton wastes other than card stripe and coaber wastes aade fro* cottons of I-3/I6 Inches or aore in staple length. Other than Barbados, Bernuda, Jaaaice, Trinidad, and Tobago. The quota for cotton waste applies only to Sgypt. Other than Oold Coast and Hlgeria. Other than Algeria, Tunisia, and Madagascar. THE CAPITAL MOVEMENTS BETWEEN UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES -J^2- *3 Net Capital Movement between the United States and Foreign Countries 1935 through February 1941 un •^5 Short-Term Foreign Liabilities ae Reported by Banks and Bankers In the United States for February 1941 (In thoutABda of dollara) Liabilities as of following dates Grand total 0«raany Belgian United Kln^doa Italx Hethorloads Swlt terland lorvaj Other Europe Totaa Europe TOTAL SHOHT-TIHM FORIIOB LIABILITIES: ret. 5 Tob. 12 reb. 19 Feb. 26 1*87.288 1*87.338 1*87,312 1*87,075 lU3,o67 16,785 11*1,566 17.1*8U 138.939 17 771 1110,702 16,979 385. IM) 361.622 1*86,321* 11*2,295 16,76U 329 1I1O.9I12 17.1*63 333, 1*59 31*0.976 1*86,038 1*85,807 138,281 1M0,0U7 17,758 16,967 3,62U.5«U 3.607.699 377.636 lt«2,255 35>*.023 3. 557. 71*5 321 .01*1 1*82,369 1*81,593 3.563. "tfia 333.905 >480,5lt2 139.978 138,821 136,36s 139,232 98,895 u.o6e I*. 137 U.7U9 529 520 518 823 2,308 2,113 1.905 807 395.91*0 5.778.6111 372.099 3.729.817 3. 72'*. 376 3'*3.937 3.7TO.S73 3.752.738 3.70lt,b6o 351.365 13,161 13,107 13,028 12,3U3 5.875 6.031 7.221 6.981 15.793 15.698 13,155 13.100 13,022 12.337 5.837 5.923 7.1>»'* 15.719 15.618 15.337 6.879 15. 13,028 13,096 13,018 12.326 5.628 5.721 6,820 6.558 15.1*77 3 3 3 31 31 151 10 152 15.1*39 15.516 500,61*2 186,621 2.205.636 169.069 171.273 170,115 I69.3B6 1*7.023 1*6.583 1*6.692 22U,J72 222. &79 222,077 1*6,21*9 221,631* 166,959 169,121 168. oou 167.601 1*7,010 1*6.571 1*6.679 1*6.239 22U,110 222,155 221.753 221.351 1*99,108 186.522 2,188,91*3 166,702 168,881 U6,9ltl* 222,979 221,363 1*82,770 181*, 516 1*80.678 181,109 1*77. 163 133,61*8 1*69.736 191,1*31 i*97,811* 181*. 388 2.175.860 1*95,511 185.923 2.11*3.965 1*89,501 193.603 2.151.331* TOTAL LIABILITIES PATABLZ IB COLLASS: Tet>. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 3.698.933 1*86. we U96.192 181*. 239 l*91t,g38 185. 751* 1*87.527 193.1*1*3 2.159.275 2,128,067 2,131*, 590 Deposits for foreign account: Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 16.650 17,31*0 17,638 16.83s 167. 801 1*6.510 1*6,620 15.191* 167.383 1*6,191* 230 232 210 211 106 106 15.373 15,116 220,71*5 219.739 2, 15"*. 563 2.125.281* 2,087,571 2,099.078 Sills held for foreign account: Feb. 5 Fob. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 96.77't 95.258 89.875 i*,009 73 73 995 785 1,002 1.379 15.157 971 969 1.057 16,631 1.031* 2U,U5l 23,296 26,215 25,176 Short-tem United States OovenuDent obligations held for foreign account: Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Fob. 26 28,690 28,569 28,572 27,509 230 130 130 130 311* 193 193 193 Other Itabllltlee payable In dollars: Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 I8.70U 19,696 23.085 18,087 3.1*31 26,270 25.903 25.157 10,800 961* 772 10.1*77 10.1*78 1.009 1.27'* 62U 658 W3 10.389 1,268 655 12,035 12,U«7 1.968 11,1*01 12,5115 2.1*12 591 639 901 897 6,U55 5.933 5.757 '*.833 U,32'» U,li*l '*,956 3.568 7.780 7. '83 7.999 3.999 3.773 3.925 3.720 3.1*57 7.66U 3.057 106 106 117 106 3.310 3.310 3.797 i*.312 121* 1 1 1 178 171 130 131* 233 1,181 1,171 1,169 1,160 262 1.531* 99 321* 32l* 1.622 ll»9 673 283 1.971* 169 160 136 7 6 169 977 2.103 991 920 9.615 10.502 lit, 088 16,693 16,585 15,898 10.11*3 TOTAL LIABILITIES FATABLC II FOREIOB OtJBBIHCIES: Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 25. 3« 108 77 102 7U 80 102 100 2.110 2,152 2.111 1.785 16.71*1* Borrowings from forslgn banks: Fob. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 2.W 3.101 608 1*82 1*99 503 10£ 75 100 1.591* 1,1*1*1 68 1.635 1.563 1.503 1.355 390 1.713 111* ll|0 12U 6,UiU 6,887 6.166 8,085 Acceptances a&de by foreign banks: Fob. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 299 299 299 299 U56 5.61*2 1*56 5.133 1.56 lt.950 190 U.IOU Other liabilities payable in foreign currencies: Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 7.9'»2 110 88 105 105 257 256 256 256 (Continued on follovlng page) 1*,637 267 283 261 U.565 l*.7g2 l'.555 1^ Short-Term Foreign Liabilities as Reported by Banks and Bankers In the United States for February 1941 - (Continued) (In tboutanda of dollars) Llatillitlea aa of follovln^ dataa Argantlna Chlla Pasaaa & Canal Zona Caba TOTAL SHOBT-TBiM TOaiiaH LIABILITIES: Fob. 5 Tab. 12 Tab. 19 Tab. 26 121 639 H7,156 102.263 101.757 103.323 'H»,759 121,617 102. 2U3 101,722 103.297 lt7.1'tl 119.785 99,lfB 100, U52 102,113 1.797 1.528 1.236 1.150 , 38.575 35.139 26,370 25,896 26.732 25.3»9 U«,6l2 51 .0^5 ll«,)t7>t 51.537 53.321 52.559 H6.791 '•7,267 TOTAL LIABILITIES PATABLI IS COLLASS: 7ab. 5 Fob. 12 Feb. 19 Fob. 26 lt«,6l2 U«,U7lt 26,370 25,896 26,732 U6,791 25.3't6 't7.2U5 'io,3«7 25.299 38.379 31.675 28,550 2't.6ll '»7,026 "»6,758 6,719 6,320 6.768 1,066 1,279 1,310 1.280 lA,7'tlt 38.553 35.118 50.855 51.339 52,982 52.217 Dopoalte for forel^ account: Fob. 5 Feb. 12 Fob. 19 Fob. 26 25, 'H6 24,060 U5.022 U5.H«5 '•9,889 50.537 52.207 51.'tl2 Bllla held for foreign aoconat: Fab. 5 Fab. 12 Fab. 19 Fab. 26 6.I167 873 676 713 Short-term United Statoa QoTomiaettt obligation! held for foreign accoant: Feb. 5 Fob. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 37 Other llabilitioa payable in dollars Fab. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 35 1.535 110 101 TOTAL LIABILITIES FATABLE IB rOBnON CDSBZHCIES: Fab. 5 Feb. 12 Tab. 19 Fob. 26 BorrovlDge from foreign banka; Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Fob. 26 Acceptancee made by foreign banks: Feb. 5 Tob. 12 Fob. 19 Teb. 26 Other liabilities payable in foreign currenciae: Teb. 5 Teb. 12 Teb. 19 Teb. 26 22 Othsr Latin Aaerlca Total Latin Aaerlca Hone Kong Japan. Eoraa and Manofaorla Phlllpplna lalanda Other Aaia Total Aala ^7 Short-Term Foreign Assets as Reported by Ranks and Bankers In the United States for February 1941 (In thousands of dollars) Assets as of followlne dates ^8 Short-Term Foreign Assets as Reported by Banks and Bankers In the United States for February 1641 - (Continued) (la thoUBanda of dollars) AsBete as of follDvlD£ datee Argentina Paaaiga & Canal Brazil Zone Other Latin America Total Latin America .850 121*. 535 23.795 81*3 Si 290 23.1*15 928 73.980 80,180 23.791 91*5 77.5'iO 23,1*67 907 68,3lU Bon« Kong Japan. PhilipKorea and pine Hancburla Islands Other Asia 21,712 22,191 21,313 21,U93 16,026 15.315 16,761 16.855 136.356 6.527 11*2.029 11*0,350 6,31*6 21,603 21.618 21.583 21,859 51*6 ]l 985 1.111 1.063 1.108 221 1*25 52I* 1,11U 1,070 1.157 6 11 1,1*50 5 Total Asia All other TOTAL SH0RT-II8M FOmiOH ASSETS: Tab. 5 Feb. IZ Teb. 19 Feb. 26 10.031* 33.59U 30,8U3 25.899 10,000 2il,l<2U 8O3 807 797 790 S.IS"* 10.109 10,657 15.360 lU.6g6 1U,8«1 lit. 257 ll,2lt5 6,121 11.1*31 6,lt87 10.978 11.319 6,397 2,256 2.323 2.281 I16.902 5.8511 2,lt02 I15.8O6 122.717 117.372 115,062 596 608 689 625 67 67 79 69 1(86 7.181 19.2U1 1*70 7.191* 2,283 19.231* 19,211* 2.11*6 19.512 1*18 189 207 19 19 19 19 326 318 59 50 31 337 179 239 231 203 1*03 276 303 572 560 19.16U 19.166 19.155 19.156 166 165 167 166 1*7 260 287 192 19.637 19.675 19.582 2l*7 19.71*7 300 300 299 852 301 652 539 539 529 585 n't. 753 120,1*11 118. 667 109, 5.981 5.795 5.788 6,018 1*37 131,636 6,322 6.609 TOTAL ASSETS PATABLI IN POEmON OOSSEBCIIS; Peb. 5 Peb. 12 Peb. 19 Peb. 26 5.156 126 126 W2 1*56 915 71*8 877 7U7 551 53"* 591 Banks ovn depoalta abroad; Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Fab. 19 Peb. 2b 281* 3U9 1*21* 1*1*7 I* Deposits abroad for account of domeetle clients; Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Peb. 19 Feb. 2b 588 5.057 59"t 5.051* 591 20 18 587 215 215 215 a5 168 163 171 178 6,035 6,033 290 293 295 283 820 8U3 36U U7.35it 115.523 115. 089 112.916 it.SSi* 16.730 16,211 15.878 1,001* 1,005 57 58 178 Other assets payable In foreign cxirrenclee: Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Peb. 19 Peb. 26 171 172 168 192 186 190 172 75 101 101 99 9.306 9.850 9.237 9.210 28.U60 25,587 25.773 2U,298 15.328 208 627 170 231 5.200 U.382 U,89U 3.901 5lt7 763 Us i*« 61 60 50 5.525 5.879 5.708 5.229 2,189 2,256 2.202 2.333 1*65 1*70 266 9W TOTAL ASSETS PAYABLE IS DOLLABS: Peb. 5 Peb. 12 Peb. 19 Peb. S6 lit. 651* lit. 850 llt.226 11.182 11.377 10,918 11.287 1*5. 1*5.820 l*6.1ioi 16.333 1*56 73.065 1)66 79.'t32 21.637 22,128 15,01*1 U.I8I l*.577 1*89 3.955 1*89 76,663 67.567 21,21*0 21,1*19 15,598 15,7U7 1.563 1,690 2,125 1,807 15U 55.1*11* 50,828 55.228 52.016 12,977 I3.3OU 12,398 9.021 15"* 9.81*9 79,129 260 79.733 12,201* 9. 819 75.981* 1*20 105 99 112 112 2.113 1.619 2.187 2.180 1.968 1.980 6.Ul*5 196 15.538 17.009 7.01*1 3.833 19,1*01 7.335 7,361 31.7*10 2UU 239 13.589 7.1*97 3. 91*8 29.179 30.233 32.877 26.978 ll*,20l* in Loans to foreign banks: Peb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Pab. 26 3,881 3.883 3.391 9lt9 252 3.25"t 1.236 938 1.065 9.373 6.622 6,076 5.726 5.009 U.977 3.873 U.OUl It, 131 51U 580 638 It.3lt8 1*91* n.887 9.772 9.UWt 9.791 9,872 3,lt28 It, 062 U.O63 It, 132 3.670 233 302 5,91*5 58 5.792 5,183 5,668 ll».371 133 138 8,281* 81*, 282 255 229 Acceptances made for foreign banks: Pab. 5 Peb. 12 Pab. 19 Peb. 26 778 70U 1(03 "1.757 11,102 3.635 3.969 U.078 U.126 23.191 20,990 19.230 1*1*3 35.78U 36.059 77.1*33 36.11*0 78,791* 36.539 79.315 2,571 1,936 1,990 1.705 20,1*17 1.1*89 1,1*81 1.718 5.918 5.057 5,215 612 593 5S0 Other assets payable In dollars: Fab. 5 Feb. 12 Pab. 19 Peb. 26 8M5 8.363 8,576 lU.683 1U,803 IU.671 3.1*53 3.396 3.685 2,165 2.175 2.159 2.302 78.322 3,881 U,932 It. 920 i*,99i* 5,21*9 t9 Security Transactions as Reported by Banks, Bankers, Brokers and Dealers In the United States for February 1941 ( TransactioaB during week endod: TOTAL PUHCHASfS IS THZ OSiriD STATIS rOB rOEIISB iCCOUIT: yob. 5 ?eh. 12 Jet. 19 yeb. Z6 , Or and total 10.697 6.38O 7.3I8 9.757 Bel- United Elnfdoa 218 151 3a isu Oer- Italy any 99 69 185 35 In thousands of doll&ra) 86 68 61 12 Hetherlanda Latin S»lt- Othar Total xerland Curopa Suropa 120 25 28 66 leu 96 166 36 2.1187 111 18 2U 159 1,220 T72 >182 369 2I19 2,261 126 iaerIca 3.681 1.565 1.515 2.729 3.737 2,805 2,712 3.999 1.927 1.510 1,603 1.83'l Japan, Koroa and Hanchorla Other Isla Total Alia 2I11 1.008 1.2l»9 226 193 939 2I16 1172 686 203 l,lll2 879 Purchaees of domestic securities Stocks: Teh. 5 Teb. 12 feb. 19 Feb. 26 , U7 118 1.708 792 121 36 60 i,o6ii 109 89 U95 16 U06 1121 2,708 1,9''7 7 67 87 1 1.201 3.155 2.297 >t,698 22 5 3.226 2.U73 5,611 7 11 U5 61 35 6U 85 23 52 129 28 3.'»29 l-ltSl 266 282 8U 283 87 5I13 1,018 1.271 170 170 703 96 86 lU 703 Bonds: yob. 5 rob. 12 fob. 19 ?eb. 26 , 'I 1.107 202 28 2.I3I1 2ll5 l.°77 1,981 3.%7 772 U21 506 620 582 eii8 2ll0 2I4O Uie U22 3112 121 1105 223 189 939 3.538 2,901 2.686 1.786 163 158 96 86 lU Porchaaea of foreign securities: yeb. 5 yeb. 12 7eb. 19 feb. 26 , 2.570 1.723 1.690 l.?U9 296 165 5"* 39 160 Ull 10 19 7 15 67 60 2511 3 10 118 126 30 125 36 i'*5 23 18 11 17 ,02s 86 13 iMz u 102 109 263 269 2I16 958 TOTAL SAIZS III THE OTIIID STATIS KB yoEiioB iccomre: Teb. 5 yeb. 12 Teb. 19 Feb. 26 , , 13.773 676 7.'»€o 8.899 11.112 «83 815 6,692 3.395 1*78 5.W7 29U 250 5 1.565 27 20 32 58 20 21 3.307 1.133 2.377 1,281 205 89 6.I18O I.68I1 1^3 3.213 3.386 2.255 691 50 16 1,720 876 78 122 26 1.''99 2,1*82 7 2,132 2. '67 10 56 356 697 306 838 1,137 1,022 1.350 960 2lt 6I1I1 7 1,1151 l,0ll* 2.070 10 "9 33^ 576 116 586 165 1,9?'» l,5ll8 8lt6 U 559 1,801 1.535 3.864 3" 1,265 368 8lllt 607 1»7 l'*7 38li 17 266 706 216 129 58 '1,936 1.525 363 707 362 Sales of domestic aecurltles Stocks: Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 , '•,587 128 23 7 7 k 20 12 3 367 58 ii 3,liOli 930 2,270 1.319 668 3U1 Bonds: Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 Sales of foreign aecurltles: Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 , 5,lt66 5.98'* 92 169 116 513 1.615 631 106 23 }.'*^ 2.557 , 5^^ 73 52 37 k 17 lU 22 3 1.565 16 11 ,022 17 39 7 3 716 353 398 216 336 89 259 189 2.592 6 131 I102 257 ?6i TOTAL PmCHASIS EffiCUTID ABROAI' FOB DOMISTIC ACCODOT: Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 Ull "WO 5112 •33 593 1129 579 Purchases of domestic securities Stocks: Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 Bonds: Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 Purchases of foreign securities: Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 U3)t i5 S' U25 1122 578 572 (Continued on foUoving pa^e) 3'' 81 12 12 95 157 95 159 11 10 26 38 50 Security Transactions as Reported by Danks, Bankers, Brokers and Dealers in the United States for February 1941 - (Continued) (In thouuAdt of dollart) TraBBactlons during week ended: United ElD^dOB OraJid total France Bel- Ital7 Swlt- Other terland Europe Vetherlando Total Canada Xurope Latin Aiier- lea Japan. Korea and Other Maachnrla Aala All Total Aila other Other Asia Total Asia other TOTAL SAII9 mCDTtD ABBOAC TOB KKISTIC ACCODIT: reh. 5 reh. 12 leh. 19 Teh. 26 535 556 iSo 30 21 IMO IW} 30 21 iSo 30 22 30 22 U90 606 1*95 527 Sales of domeetlc eecurltles: Stocka: Feb. 5 Teh. 12 Foh. 19 Feh. 26 Bonds: Teh. 5 Teh. 12 Feb. 19 Feh. 26 Salee of foreign eecuritlee: Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 ii69 532 751 512 553 52>» Foreign Balances In Brokerage Accounts as Reported by Brokers and Dealers In the United States for February 1941 (la thousands of dollare) Balances as of following dates Grand total Bel- anlted ElBcdom Italjr gins Latin Svit- Other Total Canada Amerterland Inrope Xorope ica Betherlaads Japan, Korea and Manchtirla All Foreign debit balances: (due froB abroad) Fob. 5 Feb. 12 Feh. 19 Feb. 26 26.851 27.5^9 26. H7 25.977 1.785 1.7*6 1.771 1.750 1.303 512 520 l."356 1,338 ^'5 6.598 6.653 6.705 6,625 1.2U6 1.239 3« 37 37 30 267 1.37"* 568 560 260 259 1.376 1.235 1.087 l.'t95 7.735 7.77H 7.773 7.776 159 130 119 119 10.993 10.638 10,123 10.277 2,112 2,117 2,168 2,lU3 569 1.5^7 l.SOU l.Wt6 7.1*6 7. '•91 7.297 6.959 10.395 10.696 10.356 9.897 6.655 6.579 lilt 108 1,962 2,39U 2.076 2,502 6.1*33 9l» 2.W7 2,51*1 6.339 90 2.1127 2,517 1,786 10.316 1.71't 10,315 2,362 10,lU6 1.675 10,U43 21U 1.885 1.830 1,921 1.988 2,099 279 281 260 265 Forflgn credit balances: (dn« to abroad) Feh. 5 Feb. 12 Fab. 19 Feb. 26 116,707 116.302 >«6,231 2,63it >l6,00lt 2,7l6 2.733 2.725 U9 i.a2 1,21)2 i« U6 t7 US l»l 31.671 31.37't 30,827 30.986 ^' 167 166 2.01*3 2.088 2.151* 835 856 808 7U6 51 Security Transactions In Joint Foreign Arbitrage Accounts as Reported by Brokers and Dealers In the United States for February 1941 52 Foreign PurchaeeB and Sales of Domestic Securities^ ( Tranaaetlons In thousand* of dollars) 53 5^ Purchases and Sales of Foreign Exchange, Spot and Forward, as Reported by Banks and Bankers In the United States for February 1041 (In thoQiandi of dollari) Currtnoy of i Trans ectloas daring vBek ended: Oranl total Onlted Eln^om franoe Belgium Germany Ital; 150 1*1*9 Hetherlande Sveden Switzerland Latin Japan Amer- Korea and Kancboria ica Other Total Borope Europe Other Aala Total All Alia other TOTAL PDEOHASIS: 5 Spot reh Teh llk.STS 2.1*11 1*,290 11*5 7orvard 1,65U 3 Feh. 12 Spot... reh. 12 Tonrard 12,692 1.339 3,883 87 19 Spot... Feb. 19 forward l'».935 i*.835 3,621 1,936 Fet. 26 Spot... Feh. 26 forward llt,U75 i*,99l 2.719 1.191 5 Spot... 5 Torvord 10.U5U 1.90U 2.573 1.360 Teh. 12 Spot... Teh. 12 forward 9.606 680 feh. 19 Spot. feh. 19 forward 11.373 1.702 feh. 26 Spot.. feh. 26 forward 11.011 1.605 ^ . . Feb. 13 136 91*2 128 172 12 289 11*7 516 251 2 2,21*5 57U 105 1 1 71 2 2,61*7 3 219 1.613 33 5 15 81 96 1*60 11 5 107 3'*6 8.150 1.765 1.330 86 1.279 2,155 222 659 338 2.811* 97 7.383 961 1,783 60 U08 1.658 133 865 185 2,523 318 21*6 7,707 1.957 1.1*16 718 3,506 U93 919 225 U,l*25 1.266 791 1,756 3,022 50 81*1 ,9U 520 338 2,U31 81*8 2,360 191 6 5« 118 2,11*8 135 1*1 91*6 8,091 I.2U8 560 718 Purohaieo from bankei reb. reh. . 80 33 3.339 1U9 106 125 11*5 31 193 210 2 2,063 12 51*5 5.955 1.375 828 86 1.176 1 53 2,555 81* 5.721* 307 105 1*1*3 12 5 2 t37 1.077 52 127 336 15 169 1,500 216 5.793 170 81*7 9l*U 59U •% 900 225 i*,036 398 97 2.133 12U 6.303 1,103 738 1*98 1*16 ,739 50 2,800 i' .061 6Ui 182 2,195 390 502 2W* 117 139 93 383 117 92 1,659 706 8 IU6 127 17 521* 163 127 1,911* 569 2 121* 370 130 19 389 130 1,788 750 606 261 205 150 17 211* 222 150 8.865 1,1*31* 1,176 1.190 950 2,ll*0 2,01*1* 15* 81* 7.6OU 616 1,858 93 372 258 8,173 1,852 1.1*76 758 8,51*8 1.689 S8U 513 3.li*i» 697 112 207 507 595 92 58 8 2,810 1,789 51t 70 253 3,65H 656 lUl* 5,721 1.657 737 l*,l*30 1,263 109 1 128 5,363 962 923 72 14,891* 932 369 30 5 185 588 691 Purchaeeo from customers other than hanks I feh. feh. ; Spot... 3.921 507 1,717 feh. 12 Spot... feh. 12 forward 3,086 1.31*7 Feb. 19 Spot... feh. 19 forward 3,562 1.919 l.>*96 feh. 26 Spot... Feb. 26 forward, 3.'t6* i.ui* 1,597 750 5 Spot . . 5 forward lU.iUg 2,U27 U.906 1,950 208 Feh 12 Spot Feb. 12 forward 12,221 1.389 l*.090 11*1* 179 11 25* 28 119 5.097 1.8&8 2U0 153 618 1 2U0 15,013 1,898 5.691* 71 5.317 716 1.510 29U 96 '».713 1.050 32 1.195 1*96 5 forward 103 27 96 2 1 1*1 18 659 20 180 3 50 113 1,787 1,787 Si* 62 7 21 15 103 TOTAL SAMS: Feh. feh. 19 Spot 19 Forward Feb Feh . . Feb. 26 Spot.. Feb. 26 forward 133 1*50 3"* 219 1 605 2.369 93 2.69U 5U5 1.56J 859 88 11 1*22 1*0 303 9 129 90 lU 2.038 195 685 93 281* 1.851 13 8 993 1,070 236 221 229 1.131 598 2.166 672 1.725 1,956 989 2.71I* 73 2.029 1,350 1,=)31 261* 1 3.281 265 Sales to han)cs: Feh. Feb. 5 Spot. 5 forward, Feb 12 Spot Feb. 12 forword 1 . . Feb. 19 Spot... Feb. 19 Forward Feb 26 Spot . . Feb. 26 forward . 86 5.121* 1.21*1 3. 827 1,785 6.309 1,192 1.739 631 12 8,832 1.711 3.396 1.656 112 7,508 3.01*0 112 191* 109 63 11 138 1*2 206 31 27 387 130 151 ''I 15 191 56 1,577 57 lU 11 3,171* 568 310 211* 3 878 217 1*59 231 587 1 690 588 1.956 250 12 983 1,968 1*29 699 UU 236 155 1 1,110 156 969 622 61*0 7 5 1,262 12 672 11 80l« 1.1*76 73 81* 505 992 739 61 1.731 eui 651 109 1,520 2.171 109 Sales to customers other th^n hankai Feb. Feb. 5 Spot... 5 forward Feb. 12 Spot. feb. 12 forward . feb 19 Spot Feb. 19 forward 8.751 3.856 1,01*7 63 Feb 8,70U 3.955 228 . . . 26 Spot Feb. 26 forward . 706 93 11*7 3 21* l.6«i* 261 1 116 116 28 92 151* HI 1*12 1 89 59 73 231 8 31* Sl*3 612 71 63 228 1*2 311*; 61 55 Outstaiuling Forward Exchange Contracts as Reported by Banks and Bankers In the United States during February 1941 (la tboiuaadf of dollari) Correnaj of: CoBtnata •• of follovlnc datoo Or«nd total Dnltel Sol(lum Kln^om Ser- U7 Ital7 Hot bo rSvodOB laadi Svlt- Othor lorlaad Xuropo Utln Japan, Total Canada iBor- Xaroa and Otbor loropo Aila lea Nanobnrla Total Ul otbor TOTAL FUBCHiSI COITSACTS: fob. 5 »ob. 12 Fob. 19 Fob. 26 27.026 25.«19 25.515 2'*. 999 13.65H 12.633 335 12.21t2 261 591* 12.288 260 591* IU.636 13.571 12.157 11.562 8,587 7.302 5.289 5.073 88 311* 88 88 311* 12.390 12.2IM 13.358 5.P67 5.331 6,953 7.215 2l*7 30,828 28,771 15.162 30,071* 13.239 28.287 12,561* 226 225 155 153 12.H71 12.873 15.880 lU.SOU i*,36l 18.357 15.898 1H,19U 13. '«3 10,801 8.662 6.7U7 5.905 1.197 l.tel 1.525 1,528 3.750 3.393 2,835 3.032 826 U,9U7 U,79U It. 389 3.858 2,922 2,930 1.217 1.217 1.217 1,217 875 893 563 893 1,162 1.376 1.535 807 2.037 2.269 2,098 1,700 3,2l6 3.238 3.027 2,956 310 307 3O8 311 2.875 2,500 2.272 2.139 1.357 1.355 1.363 1.333 6,197 5.835 6,826 5.738 1,121 1.118 1.11? I.IOU 2,1*90 2,1*92 552 526 526 522 15.203 5.3'»9 1.527 111,122 5.379 1,521* 13,652 13.727 5.9»*9 9.2U9 7,9W» 5.920 5.715 22.133 2;,ii*i 311* 221 2?1 221 221 280 280 280 280 331 305 305 301 5.95'* 1.237 1.237 1.237 1.237 17.5^ 591* 59U 12 11 5,886 1.55'* CoBtracto for purcbaeei froa forolen ciutoBOra: Fob. 5 Fob. 12 Fob. 19 Fob. 26 3IU Contract* for purchaBot fron doDOstic cuatoaorat Fob. 5 Fob. 12 Fob. 19 Fob. 26 13.1*37 21*7 173 172 6,178 7.732 8,012 2,910 2.525 2.291 2,158 TOTAL SALZS COHTRACTS: Fob. 5 Fob. 12 Fob. 19 Fob. 26 13,1*58 gl*5 81*5 11 828 830 u 11* ll».8l*5 5.391 5.326 6,006 5.992 II* 5.89H 6,296 7.996 8.173 2,866 2,866 2,761 2.535 15,820 15,500 l^ w. 6.532 6,270 7.205 6,105 12 Contracts for ialo to forolcn ouatomero: Fob. 5 Fob. 12 Fob. 19 Fob. 26 71*2 758 758 758 758 6.1*92 6.659 71*2 7>*2 7>K 3.992 2.992 100 101 12 2.590 2.593 1*,00U 2,992 Contract i for oalo to doaoitlc enotoaars: Fob. 5 Fob. 12 Fob. 19 Fob. 26 226 225 155 153 1*95 11.651* 9.52'» 1*95 7.50U 6.672 11 1*95 236 3.707 zik 229 2,83* 2,7^6 3.'»57 Net Position In Foreign Currencies of Reporting Banks end Bankers In the United States for February 1941 [in tbonoandi of dollari. Poiltlon ao of follovlnc datoo Lone poaltlon (+) or ohort poaltlon (-)J 231 3.3>t3 3,21.5 I7 3.9'« 3.677 3,201 3.113 12 GOLD AND SILVER -56- STATISTICS 57 Oold Assets and Liabilities of the Treasury (la ailllone of dallari) LlsMlltlot Sad of caleMAT year or aonth Sold iUtott I9ih 1935 1936 193T 193« 1939 5.27U.O 7.679.5 8,959.6 9. 212-3 11.872.8 15.278.6 8,338.6 10,122.9 11,257.6 12,760.0 lU,511.2 17,61t3.'» WW I9I40- April. Hay... Juno.. October. VoTeabar, Deceaber. 505.5 goo.U 99^.5 Soturaa: 1/ 17.061.6 17. 821.2 156.0 156.0 156.0 1,800.0 1,800.0 1,800.0 318.7 191.3 185.9 18,268.3 18.683.8 19.005.9 156.0 156.0 156.0 1,800.0 1,800.0 1,800.0 237.5 272.9 I9.35't.6 156.0 156.0 156.0 1,800.0 1.800.0 1,800.0 19''>.8 156.0 156.0 156.0 l.SOO.O 1.800.0 1,800.0 182.1 156.0 1,800.0 281.9 19.825.'* 2UU.I* ISUl^aanary... Tebmary. March April 1.008.6 16,'>95.2 912.7 19.651.6 19.825.11 115.7 231.2 367.0 19.977.6 20,0911.7 20.175.9 ao.267.U 505.3 Gold General Toad 1.800.0 1,800.0 1,800.0 1,800.0 1,800.0 1,800.0 1,800.0 769.9 208.9 963.1 ,U6l.8 U StabllliaClon fund 2/ 156.0 156.0 156.0 156.0 156.0 156.0 156.0 a,99!i.5 J0I7 Aofaet Septaaber. . Gold Baserro a«aiaat V, S. notes, etc. 2/ Gold Cortiftcatea 1/ ltS7.»l 3»il.9 1.591.6 682.k l«S.9 213.2 282.<t 192.8 213.3 180. >t 235.0 Sklly TraaiQTj 3iatea«at«. Coaprliai 11) ^Id oertiflcataa held by the pnbllc and In Tedaral Baeenre Baako; and (2) cold certificate oredlts la (a) tha Gold Oartlfioata fund - Board of Ooreraora. federal Beserre Syetan, aad (b) tha Badeaptlon Taad - 7adaral fiaaerre aotee. Baaarve e^laat ITnitad Statea aotaa aad Traavory aotea of I89O. dcclodaa ^Id la actlva portion of Stablliaatloa Tuad. Net Movement of Gold to and from the United States (la ailllona of dollars at $35 por fine ounoa) Bet liport froa or net export (-) to: Caleadar year or Bonth Dal ted Kincdoa Trasea W"* 1199.9 2&>.2 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 315.7 93'1.2 ITii.l l,826.l» 573.7 -13.7 81.1 3.8 633.0 2l«1.6 891.5 1.208. 19110 19110-iprll athar- Sirit- laada arlaad Japan 9U.3 227.2 71.0 6.5 163.0 12.l» 3I1I.6 87.0 90.2 86.8 95-2 72.6 111.5 76.3 613.0 2.622.k 32.6 11.5 2.1 55.0 281.2 TI6.T 10. J 1.0 7.5 63.3 1»3.€ u iio.o 2I16.5 38.5 36.5 33.6 29.7 168.7 165.6 111.7 2.U 11.7 ?•' 11.7 62.0 128.0 July incnat.... 301.7 10.8 2611.3 Saptvbar. 3.7 217.6 .5 13.2 Ootobar. oveeibar.. Deceaber. 1.7 222.7 262.7 .5 .5 .J 11.8 ia.2 13.3 . 3.7 Il.2 80.ll 19>ll.Jaanai7... I16.9 .6 .5 1.2 81.5 95.6 20.2 .8 April l.l .8 6.1 .9 3.0 1.1 .3 let l^>art froa or not export (-) tai Calendar year or aonth Brit 1 ah India 1935 1936 1937 193« 1939 76.8 75.3 77.9 50.8 16.2 53.3 19110 119.9 1931* AnatralU 1.0 3.5 PUllppiae Coloabla Chile lalaada 12.0 15-3 ^•c Peru l.lt 1:1 .3 n U.l 10.1 5.3 10.3 18.l» 103.8 i^ 3.11 5.2 6.6 2.11 i;l 2.1 2.1 2.1 1.0 5.3 6.7 Sept^bar .5 lti.6 2.8 3.7 3.8 October. BOTiabar. Daoaabar. .8 1U.8 lU.k 15.0 2.7 3.3 3.3 11.1 6.7 6.3 3.2 2.8 U.O 2.2 .3 .6 .2 3.6 2.9 .7 1.3 May... Jaaa.. JaXj An^oat .... . 19lll^aaaai7. .. fabraary. 2.2 7.1 1.5 March April. Boaroa; ly 2/ 1/ n. S. Dapartaaat of CoiMar«e. Inclxtde* Eonc lon^. Tnm Soatb Africa nll9.7 aillioao. rroa Soath Africa fl32.2 alllloaa. 12:? 3.9 Chlaa 1/ 16.9 10.9 11.9 25.« 27.9 35.6 38.7 19110-Aprll. 3.i 90.9 15.5 165.2 1.0 1.9 .9 .1 rabmary. March «1» 8.9 30.3 13.7 May Jnaa 2U1.6 Bal- 10.6 23.2 23.9 10.7 1.2 1.2 .5 .3 ':l .8 •1.5 .9 2.3 1.1 16.5 9-* 1.6 11.7 28.1 26.lt 3.2 1.0 1.1 .5 1.1 9.1 30.7 19.8 V^'.k 108.1 688.0 total aat U^porta or aat a^arta (-} 1.132.0 1.739.0 1.U6.6 1.585.5 1.973.6 3.576.2 Ii.7lA.6 it.o 92.9 43.3 2119.9 "135.1 1.5 •15.9 1.163.0 1.5 .5 1.1 1.6 3.8 2.7 26.2 '»5.1 520.0 351.6 73.0 331I.1 :i 1.2 .6 .8 .1 69.5 31.5 12.2 326.0 330.1 137.2 1.2 .8 1.7 .It 2.8 All otbar . 2.1 155.02/ 13.6 23l>.2 5.3 108.6 118.6 135.11/ 172.0 5« 09 CO Q LU I- IJJ 59 Monetary Stocks of Gold and Silver (la Bllllsna of dollars) Sold (»35 por fine ounce) Ind of fiscal jear or Boath SilTor Ratio of ailTer ($1.^9 per to gold and illrer floe oonee) 193"* 7.856.2 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 ''.115.6 10, tots. in Bonetaiy stocka 898.2 I.U63.I 2,2U9.5 10.3 13.8 17.5 17.2 19.1 18,3 16.; 12.318.3 12.963.0 16,110.1 19.963.1 2.5112.1 3.066.11 19'«)-iM>rll. 18. 769.9 3.901.6 Kay... Jane. 19,208.9 19.963.1 SO,U62.5 20,912.8 3.92't.6 Septesber. 21,2U1*.1( It, October. loremlMr. Oeceaber. 21,505.5 21,800.8 It, IjUl-January. February. Harch 22.116.5 22.231.9 22,367.3 1»,092.5 '.107.6 15.6 15.5 15.5 22.505.3 P U.llU.z p 15.5 p 19110 Jvij In^et. . , . April Iteily Tre&flury 3.939.6 17.2 17.0 16.; 3.963.7 3,982.6 002. 16.2 16.0 15.9 022. 15.8 15.6 15.6 •.038.9 u, 060.0 21,9911.8 . Source] 3.605.2 3.939.6 ll,078.6 Statcnent and Circulation Statement of United States Money. FrelisiiDary. Components of Silver Monetary Stock Silver of Specified Classifications Acquired by Mints and Assay Offices (In millions of dollart) (In millions of ounces or dollars) Silver held In Treasuzy SilTer outeide Xnd of calendar year or Bontb Securing sllTsr certificates 1/ SilTor bullion SilTer dollars In Oeneral Tund Subsidi- "7 coin 2/ 211.6 576.9 775.9 938.8 1,137.6 1.298.2 1.398.1 193'*. 1935. 1936. 1937. 1938. 1939. 19110. 19M0-Apr.. May., 1.339.2 •hine. 1,353.2 July. An«.. Sept. Oct.. Hot.. 1.3117.2 1,361.6 1.368.J i,373.» U.2 8.8 5O8.7 505.7 503.7 502.7 lt.2 .2 1*98.7 1*98.3 1*98.1 '97.1 U.U 1.1*05.7 1*91*. 6 Teb.. Mar.. 1.U11.8 1*91*. 2 l.'»17.7 1*91*. 1/ 2/ 5.6 3.6 2.8 191*1- Jan.. p 6.7 1*9^.6 '»93.7 .7 .5 .8 .3 6.1* 1.279.7 1.970.1 U1.3 350.i* 2,1(02.3 2,806.5 19110 535.3 616.0 657.U i2:2 1*8.1 366.9 372.8 39^.1 52.5 1*22.1* 636.8 U8.U 61*0.8 1*8.8 61*3.3 1*9.0 393.8 396.0 398.6 35.2 W.U .3 5.0 61*7.5 ll9.2 UOl.O d*8.8 652.U 1*9.5 1*02.6 1*06.6 655.6 U.O .1 per ounce Calendar year or month 305.3 323.5 89.3 262.7 65l*.2 3.8 1.5 2.3 Total sllTer at n.29 193U 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 221:1 '*97.9 '*97.5 Sec SilTer SubBullion dollars sidiary at cost coin Z/ 1/ .3 1*99.0 I19U.6 1*96.5 1*96.1 Apr. p. 1,1*23.8 for recoin«e 2/ 5O8.I* 1,383.6 1,390.2 1,398.1 lonrcei Bullion Treaimy 659.9 662.5 665.2 665.1 50.0 3.790.2 t, 060.0 3.921*. 3.939.6 3.963.7 .982.6 ,002.2 1*,022.9 1*,038.9 1*22.1* I*, 52.5 52.8 53.1 1*22.1 '*,078.6 '*.092.5 1*,107.6 1*25.0 21.8 38.0 61.1 I Dollars lU.l 27.3 U7.3 6 .6 1*2.2 1*0.1 Ounces Dollars 110.6 2.0 55-3 1.0 .U .2 To reign J/ Ooncee 172.5 U9U.U 271.9 2U1.S 355-'* Dollars 86.5 318.2 150.3 108.7 156.9 120.5 50.9 Total Ounces Dollars 30U,9 53U.3 333."* 312.2 U17.I 197.8 163.3 U8.5 282.8 139.8 3.2 3.6 3.6 17.U 12.7 6.3 3.8 ^:l 13.1* 10.1* '*.7 10.3 t.7 3.7 3.6 5.1 8.0 5.6 9.0 2.8 2,0 3.2 15.9 Sec.. 7.9 6.8 7.2 19Ul-Jan. Feb.. Mar.. 6.5 5.9 5.7 *.6 U.2 U.l 7.9 U.8 6.0 2.8 1.7 2.1 lU.U 10.7 11.7 7.1* Apr.. 6.3 U.5 3.9 l.U 10.2 5.9 60.7 68.3 31*3.3 160,6 208.0 19l*0-Apr.. U.5 May., Jane, 6.3 99.'* 21.9 17.8 10.9 U.5 2.2 9.5 8.1 5.8 3.901.6 1*10.9 '*17.7 53.1 Ounces Bationalised 2/ 3.3>*6.8 50.6 51.0 52.5 1*22.3 1*25.0 Havly mined domestic 1/ 060.0 '*,llU.2 Dally Treasury Statsnent and Circulation Statsaeat of United States Money. PrellBinary, Talued at ll.29«' per ounce, Talned at 11.38+ per ounce. July. A»«.. Sept. Oct.. OT.. 15.0 12,1* lS.2 8.5 6.7 7.0 8.U 6.8 8.3 5.9 6.2 Acduirsd at 61*. £1*4 cents per fine ounce until April 9, 1935s at 71.11-* cents per fine ounce froa that date until April 23. 19351 at 77.57* cents from .^rll 23, 1935 to DecsBber 31, 1937: at 61*. 61** oente per fine ounce from DeesBber 31, 1937 to July 1, 1939; end at 71.11* cents sines July 1, 1939. Acqulrsd at 50.01 cents per fine ounce. IxeeutiTe Preclsaatlon of August 9, 193I*, repealed April 28, 1938. Acquired at Tarleua prices aTeragln^ approximately 51 eeate per ounce. 60 Seigniorage on Silver (CoBQlatlTtt from J«iniar7 1, 193U - la Blllloaa of dollars) Soarctt of Belgnloraga on Selfnioraca on sll-nr and minor oolaa End of calaodar yottT or aontb ue.7 U8.7 18.7 1».5 U6.1 63.T 69.5 91.7 122.2 • 19110. •al^nlora^ on all rar ravaload 3/ 132.6 27U.9 28.5 3U.5 3U.7 128.7 326.2 U22.1 3't.7 508. 3t.7 3U.7 3U.7 616.0 705.6 759.U 758.8 950.6 1.055.8 '•8.7 7't.9 87.3 87.6 U.2 25.7 530.7 562.7 27.7 29.6 ^.7 3U.7 3^.7 763. 766, 769. 1,062.9 1,069.8 31.5 56U.7 565.9 567.0 33.5 568.1 3^.7 772.6 1,076.2 IW.7 March Us, iprll. 132.6 >I8.7 87,6 2/ llTar (Proo, of Au«. 9. 193^) Potantlal alffnlora^a on llTar bullion at coat In Oenaral Tund M.7 87.6 87.6 87.6 BaBla: 1/ Total '«.7 1)8. Teliruary. Hatloaalliad 16.8 36.0 58.0 125.3 127.0 128.3 19Ul-Januar7. rvraltiad 1/ Silvar ParSavl7-minad Havly-mlaad ohata Act llrar (Proo. sllTor (Jket bullion bald of June 19. Dao. a. 1933) J'al7 6, 1939) Juna lU, 1931*) 193^ 193'»- 1935. 1936. 19371938 1939. tUver bullion Hlie. tllTar (inel. illTor US, 226.2 302.7 366.7 1*57.7 1.07'*.9 Dally Treasury Statflnentt. These Items represent the difference between the cost raloe and the monetary value of tllrer bullion reralued and held to secure ellrer certificates. The figures In this column are not cuBulatlTe; as the aaount of bullion held Increases, the potential eelgnlora^ thereon increases. Silver Production, by Leading Countries (In thoueands of fine ounces) Calendar year or month 169.159 190.393 220, 70U 253.696 1933 wit 1935 1936 1937 193s 1939 19MO p 27"*. All other countries imerlcaa countries Total for vorld 538 267.765 265,262 273.713 Total 2/ turopa l)l*.26l 1U.769 1*5.730 ll*,891 11,553 11.257 17.19? 12,U3l( 19,701* 21,053 13.19"* lli.903 22.71*7 21,22>* 15.01*3 15.1*17 Ihlted States Canada 22,821 32,U87 16,395 17.565 17.7U3 19,58U 6g,l01 2'1,131 16,99'* 20,1121* 22. W3 8U.68I 81,019 75.871 82.639 10,819 10,091 12,788 16.539 15.708 15.869 18,802 19,000 16! 68^ ,690 ,786 6.785 5.723 1,250 2,000 l.m 5.60I. 8,ll*0 1.500 1.700 1.9>9 5.619 l,50l* 5,606 5.609 5.606 "3.351 71.299 61,689 63,872 67.013 23,826 2&.538 Peru 7'»,lU5 6,761 10,381 17.&33 19,901 Other 51.538 56,858 61.725 e*.?39 9*. 683 65.732 5.6U i^rll. May... June. 2U,785 22,269 6,120 23,1(23 5.373 1,770 1.997 3.096 6,5U 1.1(00 l.«37 July iu^uet .... i!ui9 5.0U9 2.0U2 1,791 1,795 6,861 8,120 7.990 1.500 1.500 2,000 1.51*9 September. 23,091 22,836 23,835 October.. November. December. 22.900 r 23.093 20,619 1,673 1,708 1,6U2 7.090 7.10U U,568 1.600 1,500 1.318r l,300r 5.610 1.500r 1.300 5.U0 March 19Ul-January. Tebmary. Source: p r 1/ 2/ 3/ 4/ 2/ ^, 5/ 5.7"* 5.8'K) 5.609 6,367 6,li99 5.733 6,009 5/ 8.750 5/ 1.550 1.650 i.wi 1,388 Ja^aa British India U/ Other Asia 12,1(51 6,080 5.818 5.850 5,977 6,205 1,103 1,179 1,219 1.733 1,913 13,115 16.015 5,91*7 5.91*3 2. '•51 U,722 5.130 U.SSO 5,200 5,636 2.670 5.1*11* 3/ 6,680 7.863 9.706 11,670 lt.076 5.102 22,088 22.501 19140-February. Ocaanla 5.609 5.605 5.613 5. Ill*' 5/, 5/ Annual Eeporte of the Director of the Mint for aamul figuraa through 1939; releases of later flgnree. Preliminary, Rerised. Includes Hevfoundland. Breakdovu by countries not available after 1939. Includes Chosen and Talvan. Includes Burma. Bot yet reported. imsrlcu Buresi of Metal SUtlstlee for all 61 Net Movement of Silver to and fron the United States (la thoiuaBdi of dollArs) Calendar jrear or Month 193* 1935 1936 1937 193« 1939 igw) lot laporta fr«a or a*% oiporta (-) toi Qnltad XlncAoB 36.521 2U5.133 53.393 3«,120 1311, a6i» 12.381 3*3 19lM>-ii>rll OtlWT 190 2.*5T 856 15j|l/ 209 Jaao -19 Joly iagamt.,., Soptaabor* 13 35 October... HoTanbar. Daoasbar. Tabroary. March 'I 4 2 -79 19>tl-JanTiai7>.. -363 -23* -16 -161 ^rll Calendar j*mT or Bonth 193* 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 19*0 at Brlttah -338 188 3.O2U 150 a.995 12.1»7 5.>>lb 6.79« 10.915 7.078 -l,l£8 •tay October... lOToaber. Qeeeaber. -35 19U1 -January. . febmary.. March iprll Sooroei 1/ 2/ -1.127 U. 8. Sopartaent »t Ce^eroa. Inolndaa net l^ort of $12,950,000 frea Ttaaoa. laolndea net liport of $9,791,000 frea Slaa. 6U 6.2€0 189 627 k38 6I8 15« 170 173 808 699 372 1.639 1.103 1.803 kg 72 102 905 395 652 1*7 1*5 ^' 26g 2.7*2 2.257 2.390 ?T3 U5« 15 715 112 129 225 39* 2.137 1,821 2.56* 20 *3 109 *69 418 262 99 120 138 578 2,560 130 555 175 U38 1)01 l%«rta froa or sat axparte (-) tei iki Total net l^orti or Oblaa Japan Koac 21.967 227 69.996 2.873 6,787 5.6ii» 3.*6J 61 396 Other AaU g3 13* 3.22V 2.1*& 1.271 2.930 *.23* IO.3O8 3i»2 50* 10,808 2/ 1.960 1.15* All atJwr 3* U8 k8 *33 617 672 aiporta (-) 86.17* 335.730 170,851 23!**! 70,677 5*. 760 50* 721 730 125 82 187 139 22 52 *.576 U,*ll 3.789 *37 l.ltlO ^^ ^?' 1U9 861 75 ll|6 5.363 3.927 *.517 76 67 1*9 772 107 -198 -723 85 83 *.256 2.*75 3,**1 U3 99 53 3.13* 872 311 -102 3«l -1,228 2.738 2.858 3.178 2,318 2,; I'.ssn -iti l.*99 -156 -71 3.906 10,199 7.*08 6.786 7.381 UtU Otbar iaarlo* 1.713 -7*1 July Ao^oat. .. Saptaabar. 1.590 2.920 l.OlM 968 696 851 1.313 58.329 29.925 30.203 •1.715 31.597 25.811 ?*r> 63* 452 816 III 19*0-4>rll Key June OUla Mudoe SiU'U|>a ni 87 66 *.770 *.653 *.567 OTHER TREASURY -62- STATISTICS 63 Vessels Cleared from the United States, Direct for Foreign Ports, Classified by Nationality lQa1)er of Calend&r year ••••!• 19'H 19>iO JjHj Sapt. Oct. 206 3,160 3.079 2.571 1.875 1.825 1.596 1.705 1.038 997 718 158 50 2.207 2.U89 2.501 2.122 2,082 1.823 1.717 1.775 751 856 8Ul 6Mt 607 192 W6 lt6< 1.301 l.>t56 1.633 1.660 l,'t78 l.'t75 1.331 1.231 1.307 12 13 10 9 6 15 U 3 5 k 5 667 669 8l»5 1,022 1,061 902 (89 758 661 72"» 70« 7«3 UO 8 1 57 51 180 12 11 137 19 699 323 860 Italian 278 J^anese 793 1U9 1939 19I10 3l».19Z 33. "as 2.037 2.135 3.055 3.1*0 It, Cleared to Ca n a dian Great Lakes porta 7.963 8.854 25 308 998 1.2J3 Cleared to coastal and oTerBeas port* 26,229 2U.568 2,012 1.827 2.057 7.822 7.577 559 5I4U 756 lg,lW7 16.991 l."53 1.283 Belgian 102 117 17 16 Brltlsti 9.95't 9.'tg2 711 Danish 60U 150 Dstch 653 537 85 Trench 28$ Oerman 33U OreeJc 2U7 Eondoran Orand total Aaerlean reeeele Terei^ Teat elt Tinnlsh Hlcaragoan Borveclan 2.7'A Patf iaw< ^w .,, 580 •tay 08$ kag. It, Jan. i.aoi 2.031 83 1,737 1.9>I8 552 1.39* 3 1 1 2 30 Ml) 1»1 llO 50 1)0 36 52 35 Mi 10 12 lU 19 13 18 25 18 22 30 23 20 19 a 2 1 2 g 1 5 It 8 10 23 69 21 19 33 H2 69 25 66 15 75 25 72 a 78 27 80 22 87 19 80 27 7'» 71 St 81 161 27 28 12 1 762 53 83 63 62 57 66 76 55 95 2.225 7U6 U 58 8 37 66 10 9 10 9 9 7 7 9 5* 10 5* ( 55 s 262 192 175 180 188 176 159 138 137 155 155 151 57 52 61 55 67 56 71 67 79 79 69 67 173 70 361* 32 19 2U 20 31 33 39 38 2l» 37 28 25 33 852 70 58 66 7'* 75 85 69 72 83 78 89 71 98 Swedish Other flats Ipr. "33 Hat registered tonnage (In thonaanda of tone) Calendar year July tag. Sept. Oct. BoT, Dee. Jan. 5,815 5,915 6.310 6.331 5.105 5.132 5.0I0 3,810 3.839 3.S36 3.981 667 1,671 2,008 2.125 2,098 1.662 1.605 1,138 299 139 212 271 3.707 1939 Mar. ipr. May Orand total. 70,306 62.185 1,637 1.759 Cleared to Canadian Oreat lak»t port 12,030 13.769 Cleared to coastal and oversaaa porta 191*1 191*0 June igiio 58.276 18.116 1.556 1,092 1,171 3.907 1.215 1.233 3.713 3.827 3.602 3.581 3.TOO 3,121 iaarlcan Taaeels, 11,869 16.601 I.I07 l,l2l 1,501 1,181 1.518 1.531 1.303 1.399 1,201 1,211 1,186 1.317 1.139 Torelga Tosaele, 't3.'i07 31. 812 3.119 2,668 2,667 2,126 2.667 2.702 2.110 2,128 2,398 2.337 2,511 2.107 2.268 39 1,022 30 21 52 15 7 18 16 23 1,121 870 790 792 713 896 661 662 121 Belgian 371 138 6» 61 11 51 Brltlah 11,901 10,390 931 829 837 Iknlsh 1,180 3W 91 27 767 1 9 3 Datoh 2,968 2,000 213 221 175 98 129 126 1I0 152 107 93 160 88 137 273 22 17 17 11 a 28 15 28 38 26 31 12 31 Trench 1,922 503 71 82 90 81 8 2 2 21 1 10 8 17 27 Oeraan 2, 111 988 69 71 60 67 85 99 121 71 57 51 36 90 99 111 107 100 102 100 75 111 67 1,176 97 95 107 98 111 266 nnnlsh Sreek 833 91I Headuran Italian 1,982 885 175 171 185 39 3 Japanese 3.839 3.781 216 288 311 302 335 385 277 299 268 65 39 1 3 3 337 1 330 . 335 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 . . 7.117 5.505 669 155 389 126 107 373 351 373 la 399 117 117 Ilcaraguan. orveglan. Panaaaaiaa. . Svadiah Other flage. •ooroe: 12 2.097 2,653 222 171 133 220 173 228 201 236 216 288 297 28; 228 268 I.I5I 1,050 100 51 87 58 103 82 123 105 52 109 90 76 107 883 1,782 112 119 132 156 159 171 128 156 180 185 189 llO 196 B«porti fr«a Collvotort of Cattoat. 6k Vessels Cleared from the United States, Direct for Foreign Ports, Classified by Port from which Cleared Huaber of roaaelt Calendar year 1939 19I40 igin 19>I0 Mar. Ha7 Apr June July Sspt. tkOg. Hot. Oct. Jan. Aibtabttla 236 297 22 65 "•5 U6 3^ 28 29 BaltlBoro. 679 765 79 72 58 53 61 66 78 56 51 55 60 61 BoetoQ 80U 699 57 57 67 79 72 77 53 51 Ul 55 6U 52 Buffalo 1*55 3IH 6 36 U9 I40 ks tU 57 55 5 9 200 9 11 8 6 6 1 170 138 151 126 62 10 Corpus Christ! Dotrolt 275 13« 1.013 1,21S 17 12 1"» 22 20 ISt 197 28 OalToston 1)69 3^5 27 36 39 29 23 19 lU 17 17 330 32 23 27 27 25 2U 31 5U2 27 16 28 Houston 25 29 25 2l| 19 19 13 87 1.392 1,169 97 8U 88 105 86 85 97 105 103 9"* 99 81 Miami 9U3 1,021 121 9U 133 73 77 59 52 57 65 67 63 61 71 Molille 322 360 32 38 37 35 Ul zk 31 25 25 23 22 21 18 New Orleans 1,156 1,181 108 90 lOU 102 99 90 87 96 92 85 103 78 103 Hew York 3.929 339 8U 296 3lU 328 325 358 282 308 288 299 270 JWl 86 7l» 68 69 71 59 62 U8 61 295 61 58 67 Los Angolas Horfolk i Newport Hews. 639 3.767 82U Philadelphia 56I. 6gU 67 57 52 56 5^ 51 63 55 56 63 65 57 58 l.'t37 1,264 90 7U 71 126 188 183 103 95 85 66 78 S3 Port Arthur 3C9 Zlk 2k 21 21 27 17 13 15 15 17 12 8 9 99 10 Rochester. 595 929 25 m 91 97 112 llU 227 77 60 39 ItO en 80 San Trancisco 530 U76 51 "ta 37 39 1*1 3^ 3^ 37 3^ 30 7 13 7 12 116 55 105 126 Port Angeles. Vaah Sarannah Seattle 209 152 15 39 16 1,682 1,682 119 128 16 18 16 18 7 11 33 6 138 156 199 182 129 136 129 6U2 1,131 7U 163 179 168 158 126 126 120 17 Other porta 15.370 lit,U35 653 750 1,251 1.5^5 2,112 2,306 i.itito 1.U67 1,089 663 721 731 777 Total 3^,192 33. '"22 2.037 2.135 3.055 3,Ul» l»,085 U.206 3.160 3.079 2.571 1.875 1.825 1,801 2.031 TolaAo 2 Hat ragiatered tonnage (in thoueands of tons) Calendar year 1939 19l« igta 191*0 Mar. i^r June Hay July Aug Sept. Oct. Hot. Sec. Jan. Aahtahula 601 913 72 I7U 125 162 llU 96 85 85 Baltimore 1,880 2,306 232 a9 166 155 189 181 236 177 166 176 186 209 183 Boaton 2.530 1,685 181 126 120 lUU 187 1U8 123 125 129 163 161 157 9 68 102 155 9b 111 102 75 116 18 79 57 66 UU 38 '3 35 25 2U 5 15 15U 98 2UU 269 262 22U 197 171 39 U Buff^o 985 695 Corpus Christ! 1,258 a9 Detroit 1.538 1.575 OalToston 1.35^ 95U 80 96 115 81 69 60 80 60 51 57 Houston 2,230 1,221 110 89 118 55 lOU 90 9U 111 91 86 39 68 Los Angeles* 5.553 886 '*,523 361 339 358 31*0 3W 361 3U8 UlU uou 382 370 Miami 878 130 80 51 5^ 63 U7 U8 U6 Ug 51 28 Mohll 51*2 561 39 U9 56 U9 76 37 56 39 36 Ul UU 3.071 255 216 26U 2Ul 258 1,279 1,125 985 290 I.17U 107 1,256 236 1.25U 225 ,1*80 237 1,126 268 19.566 2,926 lU,07g 981 987 1,011 1.677 2,132 221 21*3 193 165 191 182 152 158 lUO 152 165 I.58O 2.095 203 168 1U9 179 160 150 201 17U 19U 196 Port Angeles, Vash 889 9U7 56 51* 58 1U3 lUS Ik 58 Port Arthur 316 783 106 78 90 97 100 179 SU 66 U2 27 U5 5U 59 Us 27 Becheater ,1*07 1,811* 81 97 163 199 187 183 156 132 .159 1,761 202 ll*8 151 152 1U8 237 IU8 227 San 7ranc I aco 117 131 117 113 51 59 20 51 17 26 338 357 278 25U 2Ul 221 35 1U3 25 6U5 773 New Orleans Hew 7ork Norfolk 8b Newport Neva. Philadelphia SaTamuUi Seattle Toledo Other ports 55U t33 "5 Ul U5 ,198 3.05^ 206 221 239 39 25U 150 323 1,W*5 33'* 291 263 2UI 191 213 1,586 1,801 1,767 1.395 1.338 1,U6U ,368 2.031 1U,16U ll*,201 570 936 66 135 123 13 UU 65 Treasury Department Criminal Cases In the United States District Courts^ TotalB V BOBtha. Oetobar 19>I0 - Naroh DlotribatloB >7 orlglaatlac orcaaliatlea, March 19^1 19>ll 19111 I9I1O Aloohol Tax Jasoary Pobmazy IlBlt Marah Baroaa of CuotOBO IttT«at«rT of e«M» pandlac of BOBth tmiin tint 18.515 18,185 OW 18,718 15.3«7 2,^93 2.775 2,731 2,751 3.292 2,610 H,006 3.105 2,868 2,081 3.303 2.611 20,028 18.515 18,185 18,048 18,718 18,707 15,386 -1-333 -1.513 -330 -137 670 -11 -1 202 259 12II 190 20£ 166 96 a. 361 I«V OMt%% ()«••• el«a«4 of aoath lot chASC* 1b oaooo poadiflff. Diopotltlon of 20,021 18, e»M» eloo»d ait«r trusforrad 2/ Imbor r«l«*«od, coBTletod, and othorvloo dlopoMd of ^ total 3.»55 3.7t7 2,981 2.678 1.875 3.137 2.515 H.057 it.oo6 3.105 2,868 2,081 3,303 2,611 hofor* ladletaaat. l£ 12 11 IT 25 16 17 Aftor ladlotaaat.. £ 9 8 10 9 9 9 ieialttod 5 U 5 3 2 i» 27 25 ek 30 36 29 rakor of eaooo elooad. . . Poroontac* dlotritoutloa of eaooo roloaood or eoarlotod: foroaat roloaood fatal ralaaaad. 30 Porcoat eooTletad 7 6 6 7 8 Ploadod guilty. 65 67 69 git 58 6k 62 Total eoarlotod. 73 75 76 70 6I« 2.707 2.720 2,172 1,7«6 1,126 56 te fio 57 27 23 23 MS 3» 38 372 Vovai folltj. I . 70 Soatoaoo lapoeod loabor of ooBVlctloao. Porcoat of ooarlotloao reoBltl^ iBt l^rloaaaoat 2,12; l,7'»9 5>t 62 61 18 22 22 39 H2 3H 33 320 3«6 H32 363 288 a«6 <558 3*3 «3io $109,285 mo, 390 8161,5*7 m7,756 ^ riao Probatloa 6/ Avoraco Boakor of dajo l^rloooaoBt to ko oorrod. ATorofo flB* to to paid. »3«6 $*30 Total flaoo to ko paid.. »23*.296 312.151 «2kl,030 255 rr-. \ t^l / Treas. U.S. Treasury Dept, HJ 10 .A2 1941 c.l Treasury Bulletin mym :'''~:, ' j:/,' •yx:.. :i:t;v' '..:U'X';. U.S TREASURY LIBRARY 1 0031900
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