BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM H.12 (For Immediate Release) June 4, 195& CHANGES IN COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS BY INDUSTRY Most industrial classifications showed net repayments during the week ended May 28, and the net decrease in commercial and industrial loans at weekly reporting member banks was $l4l million. The principal net decreases were $$0 million to public utilities, $38 million to manufacturers of food, liquor, and tobacco products, $27 million to sales finance companies, $23 million to commodity dealers, and $18 million to manufacturers and producers of petroleum, coal, chemicals, and rubber products. Loans to ''other" types of business increased $33 million during the week. Changes in loans during the week and since the last Wednesday in December are shown below; the third column shows the changes during the comparable period last year. Business of Borrower Manufacturing and mining: Food, liquor, and tobacco Textiles, apparel, and leather Metals and metal products Petroleum, coal, chemicals, and rubber Other manufacturing and mining Trade--wholesale and retail Commodity dealers Sales finance companies Public utilities and transportation Construction All other types of business Classified changes - net Unclassified changes - net Net change in commercial and industrial loans Week ended . May 28E/ Cumulative since year-end Dec. 25, 1957 Dec. 26, 1956 tO y tO May 28, 1958B/ May 29, 1957 (In millions of dollars] - 38 8 10 18 10 8 23 27 50 2 33 -142 + 1 -l4l - 776 -474 + 57 +107 - 27 +64o - 134 + 89 + 86 4117 - 280 - 50 - 283 -473 - 813 + 51 - 160 +162 + 20 - 40 + 45 -l4o -2,264 - 11 - 275 -176 -2,539 -187 p/ Preliminary; see footnote on attached table. Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
H.12 (For Immediate Release) June 4, 195&
CHANGES IN COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS BY INDUSTRY
Most industrial classifications showed net repayments during the week ended May 28, and the net decrease in commercial and industrial loans at weekly reporting member banks was $l4l million.
The principal net decreases were $$0 million to public utilities, $38 million to manufacturers of food, liquor, and tobacco products, $27 million to sales finance companies, $23 million to commodity dealers, and $18 million to manufacturers and producers of petroleum, coal, chemicals, and rubber products. Loans to ''other" types of business increased $33 million during the week.
Changes in loans during the week and since the last Wednesday in December are shown below; the third column shows the changes during the comparable period last year.
Business of Borrower
Manufacturing and mining: Food, liquor, and tobacco Textiles, apparel, and leather Metals and metal products Petroleum, coal, chemicals, and rubber
Other manufacturing and mining
Trade--wholesale and retail Commodity dealers Sales finance companies Public utilities and transportation Construction All other types of business
Classified changes - net Unclassified changes - net
Net change in commercial and industrial loans
Week ended . May 28E/
Cumulative since year-end Dec. 25, 1957 Dec. 26, 1956
t O y t O
May 28, 1958B/ May 29, 1957 (In millions of dollars]-
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H.12(a) CHANGES IN COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS OF A SAMPLE OF WEEKLY REPORTING MEMBER BANKS BY INDUSTRY AND FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT,
WEEK ENDED WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1958
Business of Borrower All Dis-tricts £/ Boston
New Phila- Cleve- Rich-Atlanta Chicago
St. Minne- Kansas Dallas York delphia land mond Atlanta Chicago Louis apolis City Dallas
(In millions of dollars)
San Fran-cisco P/
Manufacturing and mining: Food, liquor, and tobacco Textiles, apparel, and leather Metals and metal products (including machinery & transportation equipment)
Petroleum, coal, chemicals, and rubber Other manufacturing and mining
g/ Preliminary; final totals will appear in the F. R. Bulletin and San Francisco District final figures appear in a release of the Reserve Bank. 1/ About 210 weekly reporting member banks are reporting changes in their larger loans as to industry; these banks hold about 95 per cent of total
commercial and industrial loans of all weekly reporting member banks afcd about 75 per cent of those of all commercial banks.
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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEHEM1 EESEEVE SYSTEM
June 10, 1958
Note to Users of H.12 Belease, Changes In Commercial and Industrial Loans by Industry
The attached tables show estimates of the dollar amount and number of business loans outstanding on October 5> 1955 at member banks supplying data for the Board's weekly release, Changes in Commercial and Industrial Loans by Industry (H.12), and at all other member banks. These estimates are based on data obtained in the 1955 Business Loan Survey. The 200 banks that regularly furnish data for this release accounted for about three-fourths of the dollar amount and one-third the number of business loans outstanding at all member banks on the Survey date.
These tables are being distributed to those on the H.12 release mailing list in the belief that the value of the weekly change data would be enhanced by the availability of bench-mark data for the banks reporting this information and of comparable data for nonreporting banks. Similar bench-mark data for October 16, 1957* the date of a subsequent business loan survey, will be made available at a later date.
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Loans Outstanding by
at Member Banks Reporting Weekly Changes in Loans by Industry (H.12 series) Business and Size of Borrower and Maturity
(Amount of loans outstanding on October 5, 1?55, in thousands of dollars)
E3 HIO - $
Business of borrower
Size of borrower (total assets in thousands of dollars)
Other: Sales finance companies Transportation, communication. and other public utilities Construction Real estate Service firms All other nonfinancial businesses
Size of borrower (total assets in thousands of dollars)
Business of borrower 1,000 - 5,000 All
maturi-ties
1 year or less
1-5 years
Over 5 years
250 - 1,000
All maturi-ties
1 year or less
1 -5 years
Over 5 years
5o - 250
All maturi-ties
1 year or less
1 -5 years
Over 5 years
Less than 50
H I r maturi-ties
1 year or less
1-5 years
Over 5 years
Not ascertained
All maturi-ties
1 year or less
1 -5 years
Over 5 years
All businesses
Manufacturing and mining: Food, liquor, and tobacco Textiles, apparel, and leather Metals and metal products Petroleum, coal, chemicals, and rubber
Other: Sales finance companies Transportation, communication, and other public utilities Construction Real estate Service firms All other nonfinancial businesses
it, 606,936
280,981
U38,2liO 1(36,931
352,162 145,905
518,863 Hi7,605 308,L8L,
306,159
219,321. 299,715 508,170 11.3,551.
230,51*0
3,1.82,135
21.8,Ola
386,279 299,071.
171,891 296,816
115,301 111,161. 229,261
288,1.01.
66,171. 21.7,717 147,81.7 86,726
187,1.37
680,250
16,967
25,961. 68,527
IU.,281. 67,569
58,634 3,066
57,317
16,261
82,323 W.,977 1.6,176 31,659
16,525
W. ,552
15,976
25,997 69,329
35,987 51,520
Ut, 929 3,376
21,903
1,1.91.
70,827 7,021
LL,LL8 25,169
26,578
3,115,200
11.9,022
267,585 211.,279
119,106 210,1.31
503,215 78,255
363,273
136.852
138,712 255,711. 328.853 186,685
163,218
2,371,553
116,1.21
258,537 159,381.
70,71.6 157,61.8
Ua,279 7b,028
288,991.
129,1.23
2l,5hL 221,136 222,229
99,1.39
110,715
1.38,1.37
16,525
7,657 33,127
1.2,826 36,519
31,285 1,800 1.0,276
6,29k
87,866 26,1.12 37,61a 1.5,911
21., 268
305,211
16,076
1,391 21,768
5,531. 16,265
30,651 2,127
31,003
1,136
29,303 8,166
68,983 111, 305
28,205
1,827,018
51,101
139,610 112,562
60,863 121,1.36
239,1.06 23,156
31.7,805
1.8,1.77
59,258 11(2,109 200,602 161.,875;
100,758
1,320,861.
35,005
132,1.81 81,007
21,171. 90,142
207,566 20,590
258,1.09
111, 995
26,275 111., 332 123,865
90,110l
7li ,Uil
278,721,
9,256
3,816 17,01.5
33,LSI 22,702
17,L91 1,303
L5.865
1,391
27,757 21,366 32,250 27,9L0
17,063
227,L30
9,3L0
3,312 11,510
6,206 11,322
1L.3L8 1,263
L3.531
5,091
5,226 5,912
53,LP8 L6.825
9,55L
LL2,L63
9 ,Ll l
22,088 19,190
12,767 27,137
39,975 2,L02
108,302
1,758
13,507 3L,L21 LL,072 79,767
27,667
260,0L6
5,872
19,979 10,316
2,1L7 15.18L
3L,259 2,173 60,506
1.2LL
2,583 2li,068 29,135 3L,626
17,956
122,10.2
2,L5l
1,69L 5,307
9,21.6 9,776
L,168 127
27.98L
86
10,607 9,310 L,L60 30,987
6,21.1;
59,975
1,088
Ul6 3,567
677,536
9,3L3
23,315 29,151
1,375 120,078 2,177 13,320
1,518 102
19,812
L28
317 1.0L3
10.L78 lit , 155
3,1.70
32,670 1L,200 33,858
5,259
68,139 39,170
169,620 59,31.7,
59,165
335,561
7,801
22.L60 20,038
28,397 10,632
23,555 L,L99
13,380
3,728
i. ,391 27,102 116,1.28
21,310
3l ,5L0
16L.560
965
677 2,525
2L.001 2,076
2,601 8,968
10,633
261
27,395 9,557
20,217 29,657
25,027
177,LlL
576
179 6,589
68,579 612
6,513 732
9.8L5
1,270
36,353 2,212
32,975 8,379
2,598
Note.—Details may not add to totals because of rounding.
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1«55 BTTSINESS LOAN SURVEY
Loans Outstanding at Member Banks Reoorting Weekly Changes in Loans by Industry (H.12 series) by Business and Size of Borrower and Maturity
(Number of loans outstanding on October 5, 1955, in units)
Ej HIO - #
Business of borrower
All borrowers Size of borrower (total assets in thousands of dollars)
Ej HIO - #
Business of borrower
All borrowers 100,000 or more 25,000 - 100,000 5,000 - 25,000
Ej HIO - #
Business of borrower All
maturi-ties
1 year or less
1-5 years
Over 5 years
All maturi-ties
1 year or less
1-5 years
Over 5 years
All maturi-ties
1 year or less
1-5 years
Over 5 years
All maturi-ties
1 year or less
1-5 years
Over 5 years
All businesses li00,17U 219,391 120,563 30,220 a, 313 2,079 729 1,505 3,bb8 2,129 509 8,b29 6,033 1,10b 983
Other: Sales finance companies Transportation, communication, and other public utilities Construction Real estate Service firms All other nonfinancial businesses
1,048
547 1,392 1,437 820 683
991
236 1,060 1,207 594 549
46
224 316 136 127 89
11
87 16 94
44
1,424
2,079 7,430 6,792 6,362 3,744
1,303
1,041 5,996 4,908 4,449 2,769
51
892 1,110 755
1,162 644
70
145 324
1,130 751 331
1,672
7,319 27,358 19,528 U5.661 lk,2k3
l.k97
3,858 21,607 12,5k7 30,679 10,2k9
129
2,973 k,kk8 2,k33 8,k33 1,907
k6
k87 1,303 k,5k9 6,550 2,087
687
12,550 29,267 11,73k 88,663 27,05k
607
6,55k 22,101 7,197 57,k52 19,983
70
5,672 6,k29 2,122 22,928 k,986
9
325 737
2,kl5 8,28k 2,086
169
1,60k 2,02k 1,977 8,09k 6,038
154
821 1,526 1,147 5,208 5,447
5
742 419 349
2,262 468
10
41 79 481 626 123
Note.—-Details may not add to totals because of rounding.
*sr 2%; 1958
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| w / 1955 BUSINESS LOAN SURVE^ J* |
Loans Outstanding at Member Banks Not Reporting Weekly Changes In Loans by Industry, by Business and Size of Borrower and Maturity
(Amount of loans outstanding on October 5, 1955, In thousands of dollars)
E 1 + 2 HIO - $ Size of borrower (total assets i in thousands of dollars) E 1 + 2 HIO - $ owers 100,000 or more 25,COG - 100,000 5,000 - 25, 000
Other: Sales finance companies Transportation, communicaticn, and other public utilities Construction Real estate Service firms All other nonfinancial businesses
104,292
296,129 672,511 706,657 861,355
388,706
432,014
161,349 536,901 447,643 486,581
262,980
8,975
92,854 96,972 80,887 160,380
55,391
3,303
41,926 38,668 178,127 214,394
70,336
98,917
50,950 1,513 3,383 7,981
3,127
97,328
28,636 1,513 676
7,496
2,831
1,589
; 11,604
643 I 485
1 242
10,711
2,064
54
i 51,935
24,184
1,944 875
2,931
51,766
18,248
1,527 714
2,724
169
2,714
27
92
3,222
390 161
115
71,448
28,677 5,161 18,076 8,296
7,209
70,503
16,942 7,372
5,496
944
6,294 1,300
13 924
1,047
3,271
1,122
666
Size of borrower (total assets in thousands of dollars)
Business of borrower 1,000 - 5.000 250 - 1, 000 50-250 Less than 50 r: lot ascei •tained
Business of borrower All maturi-ties
1 year or less
1-5 years
Over 5 years
All maturi-ties
1 year or less
1-5 years
Over 5 years
All maturi-ties
1 year or less
1-5 years
Over 5 years
All maturi-ties
1 year or less
1-5 years
Over 5 years
All maturi-ties
1 year or less
1-5 years
Over 5 years
All businesses
Manufacturing and mining: Food, liquor, and tobacco Textiles, apparel, and leather
Metals and metal products Petroleum, coal, chemicals, and rubber
Other: Sales finance companies Transportation, communication, and other public utilities Construction Real estate Service firms All other nonfinancial businesses
978,963
59,926
59,025 120,981
5U,365 87,1)01)
88,906 16,585 86,106
97,856
36,113 88,093 91,735 li7,852
14,013
789,895
53,220
53,260 93,821
38,260 68,785
77,331 15,967 70,819
95,552
15,838: 72,558 70,080 30,201
34,200
121,095
2,512
3,574 17,651
15,427 13,429
6,827 437
10,923
1,628
11,379 14,485 9,242 7,435
6,146
67,973
4,194
2,191 9,506
678 5,190
4,749 181
4,364
677
.8,895 1,051 12,414 10,216
3,668
1,935,947
84,576
67,286 174,177
72,809 172,389
! 239,630!
26,359 301,857
74,022
50,824 205,933 223,253 143,560
99,273
1,467,607
66,519
61,854 125,512
48,568 131,364
I 198,260 23,536 236,892
70,478
27,749 172,222 151,196 85,649
67,808
237,61(8
5,50l»
2,711 27,389
21,326 22,269
20,196 1,1)89 29,158
1,852
17,921 21,81)5 21), 1)36 25,811)
15,737
230,692
12,553
2,721 21,277
2,915 18,756
21,173 1,331) 35,807
| 1,692
| 5,154 11,666
I 47,621 ; 32,096
| 15,727
2,678,084
75,632
62,860 138,602
57,515 156,71)9
21)0,385 33,303 71)3,538
1)0,929
63,157 260,f99 277,573 388,373
136,579
1,835,991)
52,162
53,714) 96,632
37,526 122,478
: 190,680 1 27,660 j 528,327
| 37,684
1 30,948 I 205,381
154,766 ; 213,580
j 84,424
364,050
10,809
3,610 21,396
16,802 19,232
23,554 3,405
87,469
2,451
23,289 36,044 34,066 65,236
16,688
478,040
12,660
5,506 20,574
3,188 17,039
26,150 2,239
127,741
794
8,919 19,475 88,741 109,557
35,458
%)58,744
27,305
13,061 38,436
18,386 41,813
52,975 6,626
368,670
4,543
34,936 96,825 60,729 227,853
66,566
660,638
16,058
11,429 24,733
12,251 29,759
39,041 5,474
238,747
4,202
16,077 69,576 33,407
119,309
40,575
217,789
6,160
924 7,650
4,899 8,000
8,0::
65,398
338
' 17,393 ! 21,607 ! 9,302 ! 51), 592
| 12,759
180,318
5,088
728 6.053
1,235 4.054
5,916 4 #
64,525
3
1,466 5,642 18,019 53,951
13,233
205,291
5,211
4,681 8,555
6,996 8,717,
9,909 2,367 37,461
4,643
7,089 14,117 29,963 36,566
29,016
144,515
3,838
4,327 6,557
3,242 1 5,825
7,388 2,015 24,259
4,502
4,540 11,790 19,049 22,259
24,922
28,010
818
97 1,756
1 2,366 ! 1,926
!
984 142
4,233
4
2,260 1,692 3,158 5,893
| 2,680
32,766
554
257 242
1,387 966
1,537 210
8,969
137
239 635
7,756 8,414
1,414
Note.—Details may not add to totals because of rounding.
May 27, 1958
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