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1 FEDERAL l E S E R V E press release G.1.3' For immediate release May 15, 1964 BUSINESS INDEXES average = 100 Seasonally 140 adjusted 140 BUS INESS EQUIPMENT / y 10 ^/CONSUW ER GOODS \^->^^ -V S~^S~^ Series PADI Seasonally 196^ Mar Adjusted Feb. Apr. papr Unadjusted 1964 Mar. Feb. Apr. Industrial production, total Market groupings: Final products Consumer goods Business equipment Materials Industry groupings: Manufacturing Durable goods Nondurable goods Mining Utilities Employment and payrolls: Nonagricultural f total Manufacturing, prod, workers Employment Payrolls* Freight carloadings 'Value data p--preliminary e--estimated
2 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION SEASONALLY ADJUSTED = 100 MARKET GROUPINGS PRO POR TIC N APR. MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. JAN. FEB. MAR. papr. TOTAL INDEX FINAL PRODUCTS, TOTAL... CONSUMER GOODS... EQUIPMENT, INCL DEFENSE... MATERIALS..... CONSUMER GOODS AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS-... AUTOS AUTO PARTS ALLIED PRODUCTS. HOME GOOOS AND APPAREL. HOME GOODS... APPLIANCES, TV RADIOS... APPLIANCES... TV AND HOME RADIOS FURNITURE AND RUGS. MISC. HOME GOODS... APPAREL, KNIT GOODS SHOES.. CONSUMER STAPLES... PROCESSED FOODS... BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO. DRUGS, SOAP, AND TOILETRIES.. NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, BOOKS. CONSUMER FUEL AND LIGHTING... FUEL OIL AND GASOLINE... RESIDENTIAL UTILITIES... ELECTRICITY EQUIPMENT BUSINESS EQUIPMENT... INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT... COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT FREIGHT AND PASSENGER EQUIP.. FARM EQUIPMENT MATERIALS DURABLE GOOOS MATERIALS... CONSUMER DURABLE EQUIPMENT CONSTRUCT ION METAL MATERIALS NEC... NONDURABLE MATERIALS... BUSINESS SUPPLIES... CONTAINERS... GENERAL BUSINESS SUPPLIES.. NONDURABLE MATERIALS NEC BUSINESS FUEL AND POWER... MINERAL FUELS... NONRESIDENTIAL UTILITIES... ELECTRICITY GENERAL INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL AND OTHER... SUPPLEMENTARY GROUPS OF CONSUMER GOODS AUTOMOTIVE AND HOME GOODS APPAREL AND STAPLES , ? , 8S , 43 7,
3 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCT ION SEASONALLY ADJUSTED INDUSTRY GROUPINGS PRO- POR- TION APR. MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. JAN. FEB. MAR. papr. TOTAL INDEX. MANUFACTURING, TOTAL. DURABLE NONDURABLE UTILITIES DURABLE MANUFACTURES PRIMARY AND FABRICATED METALS. PRIMARY METALS IRON AND STEEL NONFERROUS METALS PROD.. FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS... STRUCTURAL METAL PARTS... MACHINERY AND RELATED PRODUCTS MACHINERY NONELECTRICAL MACHINERY... ELECTRICAL MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT... MOTOR VEHICLES AND PARTS.. AIRCRAFT AND OTHER EQUIP.. INSTRUMENTS AND RELATED PROD CLAY, GLASS, AND LUMBER CLAY, GLASS, AND STONE PROD. LUMBER AND PRUDUCTS FURNITURE AND MISCELLANEOUS.. FURNITURE AND FIXTURES MISC. MANUFACTURES NONDURABLE MANUFACTURES TEXTILES, APPAREL, t LEATHER. TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS APPAREL PRODUCTS LEATHER AND PRODUCTS PAPER AND PRINTING PAPER AND PRODUCTS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING. NEWSPAPERS CHEMICALS, PETROLEUM, E RUBBER, CHEMICALS AND PRODUCTS, INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS PETROLEUM PROOUCTS RUBBER AND PLASTICS PRODUCTS FOODS, BEVERAGES, AND TOBACCO., FOODS AND BEVERAGES. FOOD MANUFACTURES, BEVERAGES TOBACCO PRODUCTS COAL, OIL, AND GAS COAL CRUDE OIL AND NATURAL GAS... OIL AND GAS EXTRACTION CRUDE OIL GAS AND GAS LIQUIDS OIL AND GAS DRILLING METAL, STONE, I EARTH MINERALS, METAL STONE AND EARTH MINERALS AS b C C C , UC C UTILITIES ELECTRIC. GAS
4 MARKET GROUPINGS P APR. MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT- OCT. NOV. DEC. JAN. FEB. MAR. papr. TOTAL INDEX FINAL PRODUCTSt TOTAL CONSUMER GOODS EQUIPMENT, INCL. DEFENSE... MATERIALS < CONSUMER GOODS AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS AUTOS AUTO PARTS t ALLIED PRODUCTS HOME GOODS AND APPAREL HOME GOODS APPLIANCESt TV. C RADIOS.. APPLIANCES TV AND HOME RADIOS FURNITURE AND RUGS MISC. HOME GOODS APPAREL* KNIT GOODS* C SHOES CONSUMER STAPLES PROCESSED FOODS BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO ORUGSt SOAP* AND TOILETRIES. NEWSPAPERS* MAGAZINES* BOOKS CONSUMER FUEL AND LIGHTING.. FUEL OIL AND GASOLINE RESIDENTIAL UTILITIES ELECTRICITY EQUIPMENT BUSINESS EQUIPMENT... INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT FREIGHT AND PASSENGER EQUIP. FARM EQUIPMENT MATERIALS DURABLE GOODS MATERIALS CONSUMER DURABLE EQUIPMENT CONSTRUCTION METAL MATERIALS NEC NONDURABLE MATERIALS BUSINESS SUPPLIES CONTAINERS GENERAL BUSINESS SUPPLIES. NONDURABLE MATERIALS NEC G BUSINESS FUEL AND POWER MINERAL FUELS NONRESIDENT IAL UTILITIES.. ELECTRICITY GENERAL INDUSTRIAL... COMMERCIAL AND OTHER.. SUPPLEMENTARY GROUPS OF CONSUMER GOODS AUTOMOTIVE AND HOME GOODS. APPAREL AND STAPLES
5 INDUSTRY GROUPINGS P APR. MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. JAN. FEB. MAR. papr. TOTAL INDEX. MANUFACTURING, TOTAL. DURABLE NONDURABLE UTILITIES DURABLE MANUFACTURES PRIMARY AND FABRICATED METALS. PRIMARY METALS IRON AND STEEL NONFERROUS METALS & PROD.. FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS... STRUCTURAL METAL PARTS... MACHINERY AND RELATED PRODUCTS MACHINERY NONELECTRICAL MACHINERY... ELECTRICAL MACHINERY TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT... MOTOR VEHICLES AND PARTS.. AIRCRAFT AND OTHER EQUIP.. INSTRUMENTS AND RELATED PROD CLAY, GLASS, AND LUMBER CLAY, GLASS, AND STONE PROD. LUMBER AND PRODUCTS FURNITURE AND MISCELLANEOUS... FURNITURE AND FIXTURES MISC. MANUFACTURES NONDURABLE MANUFACTURES TEXTILES, APPAREL, LEATHER.. TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS APPAREL PRODUCTS LEATHER AND PRODUCTS PAPER AND PRINTING PAPER AND PRODUCTS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING NEWSPAPERS CHEMICALS, PETROLEUM, RUBBER CHEMICALS AND PRODUCTS, INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, RUBBER AND PLASTICS PRODUCTS FOODS, BEVERAGES, AND TOBACCO., FOODS AND BEVERAGES FOOD MANUFACTURES, BEVERAGES TOBACCO PRODUCTS COAL, OIL, ANO GAS, COAL CRUDE OIL ANO NATURAL GAS... OIL AND GAS EXTRACTION... CRUDE OIL GAS AND GAS LIQUIDS, OIL AND GAS DRILLING, METAL, STONE, EARTH MINERALS. METAL STONE ANO EARTH MINERALS..., UTILITIES C ELECTRIC GAS
6 SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES RO- OR- ION MAR. APR. MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. JAN. FEB. MAR. PRIMARY METALS BLAST FURNACES STEEL WORKS. PIG IRON STEEL INGOTS CARBON STEEL ALLOY STEEL COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS STEEL MILL PRODUCTS CONSUMER DURABLE STEEL... EQUIPMENT STEEL CONSTRUCTION STEEL CAN AND CLOSURE STEEL MISCELLANEOUS STEEL FERROUS CASTINGS FORGINGS. IRON AND STEEL CASTINGS... STEEL FORGINGS NONFERROUS METALS PRIMARY NONFERROUS METALS. ALUMINUM COPPER SMELTING COPPER REFINING LEAO MAGNESIUM ZINC SECONDARY NONFER. METALS.. NONFER. SHAPES CASTINGS... ALUMINUM MILL SHAPES COPPER MILL SHAPES NONFERROUS CASTINGS FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS STAMPINGS, TOOLS, AND MISC. METAL CANS HOME FURNACES.. NONELECTRICAL MACHINERY NONELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT FARM MACHINERY FARM TRACTORS METALWORKING MACHINERY... TRACKLAYING TRACTORS MISC. NONELECTRICAL EQUIP. ELECTRICAL MACHINERY ELECTRICAL EQUIP AND PARTS... TELEVISION AND RADIO SETS TELEVISION SETS TABLE TELEVISION SETS CONSOLE TELEVISION SETS... RADIO SETS... HOME RADIOS AUTO RADIOS KITCHEN APPLIANCES COOKING STOVES ELECTRIC RANGES AND OVENS. GAS RANGES AND OVENS REFRIGERATION APPLIANCES. REFRIGERATORS HOME FREEZERS LAUNDRY AND MISCELLANEOUS.. LAUNDRY APPLIANCES WASHING MACHINES CLOTHES DRIERS MISCELLANEOUS APPLIANCES. ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES.-.. VACUUM CLEANERS... WATER HEATERS REPL. STORAGE BATTERIES TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT TRUCKS AND BUSES LIGHT TRUCKS MEDIUM TRUCKS HEAVY TRUCKS TRUCK TRAILERS MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS AIRCRAFT AND PARTS RAILROAD EQUIPMENT LOCOMOTIVES RAILROAD CARS I L H
7 SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES PRO- POR- TION P MAR. APR. HAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. JAN. 1961* FEB. MAR. CLAY, GLASS, L STONE PRODUCTS GLASS ANO POTTERY PRODUCTS... FLAT GLASS AND CONTAINERS.. FLAT AND OTHER GLASS GLASS CONTAINERS HOME GLASSWARE AND POTTERY. CEMENT STRUCTURAL CLAY PROOUCTS BRICK CLAY FIREBRICK, PIPE TILE CONCRETE AND PLASTER PRODUCTS MISC. STONE AND EARTH MFRS... LUMBER AND PRODUCTS LOGGING AND LUMBER LUMBER LUMBER PRODUCTS MILLWORK AND PLYWOOD MILLWORK SOFTWOOD PLYWOOD WOOD CONTAINERS FURNITURE AND FIXTURES HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FIXTURES OFFICE FURNITURE.. TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS YARNS AND FABRICS COTTON MAN-MADE FABRICS.. COTTON YARNS FABRICS... MAN-MADE FABRICS WOOL TEXTILES WOOL FABRICS KNIT GOODS HOSIERY FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY... SEAMLESS HOSIERY KNIT GARMENTS - RUGS OTHER FLOOR COVERINGS. TUFTED AND HARD-SURFACE... APPAREL PRODUCTS OUTERWEAR MENS OUTERWEAR MENS SUITS AND COATS MENS SUITS MENS OUTERCOATS, SHIRTS WORK CLOTHING... WOMENS OUTERWEAR WOMENS SUITS ANO COATS... DRESSES MISC. APPAREL RELATED MFRS.. LEATHER AND PROOUCTS LEATHER CATTLEHIDE LEATHER SKIN LEATHER SHOES ANO SLIPPERS PAPER AND PRODUCTS PULP AND PAPER WOOD PULP PAPER AND BOARD PAPER PRINTING PAPER FINE PAPER COARSE PAPER MISCELLANEOUS PAPER... PAPERBOARD BUILDING PAPER AND BOARD.. CONVERTEO PAPER PROOUCTS SHIPPING CONTAINERS SANITARY PAPER PRODUCTS... PRINTING AND PUBLISHING JOB PRINTING PERIODICALS... JOB PRINTING PERIODICALS AND BOOKS ill I
8 SUBTOTALS AND INDIVIDUAL SERIES PRO- POR- TION MAR. APR. MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. JAN. FEB. MAR. CHEMICALS AND PRODUCTS INORGANIC CHEMICALS BASIC INORGANIC CHEMICALS., ORGANIC CHEMICALS BASIC ORGANIC CHEMICALS... SYNTHETIC MATERIALS PLASTICS MATERIALS SYNTHETIC RUBBER MAN-MADE FIBERS CHEMICAL PRODUCTS SOAP AND RELATED PRODUCTS. PAINTS FERTILIZER PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AUTOMOTIVE GASOLINE DISTILLATE FUEL OIL RESIDUAL FUEL OIL AVIATION FUEL KEROSENE LUBRICATING OIL ASPHALT, WAXES, ETC RUBBER AND PLASTICS PRODUCTS TIRES AND TUBES AUTO TIRES TRUCK AND BUS TIRES MISC. RUBBER AND PLASTICS... MISC. RUBBER PRODUCTS FOOD MANUFACTURES MEAT PRODUCTS BEEF PORK MISC. MEATS DAIRY PRODUCTS BUTTER CONCENTRATED MILK FROZEN DESSERTS CANNED AND FROZEN FOODS GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS WHEAT FLOUR CEREALS AND FEEDS BAKERY PRODUCTS CONFECTIONERY. SUGAR CANE SUGAR BEET SUGAR.. MISC. FOOD PREPARATIONS VEGETABLE AND ANIMAL OILS... VEGETABLE OILS GREASE AND TALLOW BEVERAGES BOTTLED SOFT DRINKS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES BEER AND ALE LIQUOR DISTILLING LIQUOR BOTTLING TOBACCO PRODUCTS CIGARETTES CIGARS ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS COAL NATURAL GAS NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS IRON ORE NONFERROUS METAL COPPER LEAD ZINC 1.1* * , 159, , , , ? lli.l
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U.S. Rail Traffic 1 240,514 5.4% 6,987,928 258,812 1.4% 30,160 3.2% 871,930 32,294 3.8% 76,562-0.5% 2,217,801 82,141-0.1% Farm Products excl., and Food 15,124 10.0% 436,221 16,156 1.5% 10,017 7.2% 275,445
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 42, 2018 Ended October 20, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 265,776-0.7% 11,047,756 263,042 1.8% 30,761-0.2% 1,352,962 32,213 4.1% 85,929-0.4% 3,546,082 84,431-0.9% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,808-4.1% 681,566 16,228 2.4% 9,845 2.3% 432,578
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 39, 2018 Ended September 29, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 272,306 0.5% 10,248,559 262,784 2.0% 33,047 4.4% 1,260,433 32,319 4.5% 89,445 1.5% 3,284,902 84,228-1.0% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,942 2.8% 631,634 16,196 2.7% 10,721-2.9% 402,632
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 44, 2018 Ended November 3, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 270,305 1.8% 11,586,596 263,332 1.9% 32,209 2.2% 1,416,860 32,201 4.1% 88,399 1.6% 3,722,456 84,601-0.7% Farm Products excl., and Food 17,133 2.8% 715,329 16,257 2.3% 10,357 3.2% 453,424
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 41, 2018 Ended October 13, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 263,787 10,781,980 262,975 1.9% 30,416-1.7% 1,322,201 32,249 4.2% 86,312 0.2% 3,460,153 84,394-0.9% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,355 664,758 16,214 2.5% 9,927-0.3% 422,733 10,311
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 46, 2018 Ended November 17, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 262,514-1.1% 12,110,985 263,282 1.8% 31,796-0.4% 1,480,087 32,176 4.0% 86,159-0.2% 3,893,147 84,634-0.7% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,141-3.7% 747,905 16,259 2.1% 9,541-5.4% 473,048
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 45, 2018 Ended November 10, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 261,875 0.1% 11,848,471 263,299 1.8% 31,431 1,448,291 32,184 4.1% 84,532-0.7% 3,806,988 84,600-0.7% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,435-1.3% 731,764 16,261 2.3% 10,083 2.5% 463,507
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 18, 2018 Ended May 5, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 265,563 6.4% 4,612,788 256,266 0.9% 33,807 9.5% 583,320 32,407 3.6% 77,468 5.5% 1,483,363 82,409 0.4% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,952 8.3% 290,667 16,148 0.6% 10,407 4.6% 181,165
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 17, 2018 Ended April 28, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 266,453 3.7% 4,347,225 255,719 0.6% 32,916 3.4% 549,513 32,324 3.2% 78,970 4.2% 1,405,895 82,700 0.1% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,221 4.5% 273,715 16,101 0.1% 10,563 4.7% 170,758
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 26, 2018 Ended June 30, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 270,916 0.7% 6,747,414 259,516 1.3% 33,563 5.5% 841,770 32,376 3.8% 83,214-5.3% 2,141,239 82,355-0.1% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,316 2.1% 421,097 16,196 1.3% 11,027 1.8% 265,428
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 24, 2018 Ended June 16, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 269,748 1.9% 6,208,034 258,668 1.3% 31,707 1.5% 775,785 32,324 3.7% 85,538-1.6% 1,975,019 82,292 0.3% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,717 6.2% 388,721 16,197 1.3% 10,837 7.4% 244,234
Mining and quarrying 13,503 19,062 26,170 35,190 38,511 53,515 74,386 85,792 99, ,422
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Radius 1: CORDOVA ST AT S LAKE AVE, PASADENA, CA 9, 0.00-0.50 Miles, Total Total Specified Consumer s - USA Avg Avg/ Avg/ to 5,553,445,486 7,746,578,225 48,163 63,874 7.90 Total Specified Consumer s (AREA)
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U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 11, 2018 Ended March 17, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 263,352 7.5% 2,764,973 251,361-0.8% 33,430 6.9% 351,170 31,925 2.7% 85,939 11.3% 918,975 83,543-1.9% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,050 0.9% 175,940 15,995-0.9% 10,049 1.4% 109,760
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 13, 2018 Ended March 31, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 265,470 3,296,199 253,554-0.3% 33,691 4.6% 418,649 32,204 3.1% 82,740 5.1% 1,089,063 83,774-0.5% Farm Products excl., and Food 15,927-1.6% 208,740 16,057-0.8% 10,595 1.3% 130,447 10,034
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U.S. Rail Traffic 1 250,522-5.5% 2,238,465 248,718-0.3% 33,518-1.4% 286,869 31,874 0.7% 78,596-8.3% 725,583 80,620-3.2% Farm Products excl., and Food 15,205-8.4% 139,539 15,504-2.4% 9,661-1.5% 90,948 10,105
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 11, 2019 Ended March 16, 2019
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 240,317-8.8% 2,716,886 246,990-1.7% 31,865-4.7% 350,088 31,826-0.3% 72,190-16.0% 874,335 79,485-4.9% Farm Products excl., and Food 15,606-2.8% 170,620 15,511-3.0% 10,012-0.4% 110,563
Introductory text 225. Table 14.1 Goods Exports and Imports summary analysis 227. Table 14.2 Goods Exports by country of destination 228
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U.S. Rail Traffic 1 Cars vs 2015 Cumulative Avg/wk 2 vs 2015 229,704-20.0% 3,372,955 240,925-14.2% 31,259-0.3% 442,374 31,598 3.0% 58,166-44.9% 995,981 71,142-33.4% Farm Products excl., and Food 15,886-7.3%
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U.S. Rail Traffic 1 Cars vs 2016 Cumulative Avg/wk 2 vs 2016 259,720 9.1% 3,324,102 255,700 5.7% 32,210-5.6% 406,275 31,252-1.2% 78,665 26.8% 1,095,079 84,237 16.8% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,269-2.6%
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