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F IF T H A N N U A L R E P O R T

F ed er a l Reser v e Ba n k

of

M in n e a p o l is

Minneapolis, January 1, 1920.

TO S H A R E H O LD E R S :

W e are submitting herewith a statement of your bank at the close of business on
December 31, 1919, including a report of the earnings for the calendar year 1919.
The detailed report of all operations of the bank for the year just ended will shortly
be sent to you by the Chairman of our Board of Directors.
W e take this opportunity of thanking our member banks for their co-operation in all
our activities.




Respectfully,
R. A. YOUNG,
Governor.

S T A T E M E N T O F C O N D IT IO N , D E C E M B E R 31, 1919.
R ESOU RCES.

Bills Discounted and Collateral Loans to M embers...........................
Bankers’ A ccepta n ces................................................................................
Rediscounts for other Federal Reserve Banks.................................... .
United States Securities............................................................................
Accrued Interest on United States Securities...................................... .
Furniture and Equipment (including vault and sa fes)....................... .
Bank P rem ises............................................................................................
Expenses Paid in Advance.......................................................................
Disbursements for Treasury Department (to be reim bursed)..........
Due from Federal Reserve Banks and other Banks and Bankers ..
National Bank Notes and Notes of other Federal Reserve Banks..
Five Per Cent Redemption Fund for Federal Reserve Bank Notes.
Federal Reserve Bank Notes on hand....................................................
Federal Reserve Notes on hand.............................................................
Mutilated Federal Reserve Notes forwarded for redemption...........
Other Lawful M on ey................................................................................
Gold Certificates and Gold C oin.............................................................
Gold held with Foreign Agencies............................................................
Gold in Settlement Fund............................................................................
Gold with Federal Reserve A gen t..........................................................
Total ...............................................................................................

Condition
Dec. 31,1919
$73,857,091.69
12,599,452.47

Condition
Dec. 31,1918
$6,220,023.91
17,993,757.63
30,374,855.00
5,267,030.00
16,659.09

8,595,561.00
79,271.98
1.00
500,000.00
7,685.42
131,794.07
23,698,127.80
578,275.00
400,350.00
87,925.00
896,665.00
359,250.00
199,759.75
8,480,723.00
3,545,645.72
4,872,374.56
35,846,605.00

.1.00

2,878.74
162,212.34
12,826,693.73
375,135.00
236,200.00
463,454.00
1,813,495.00
340,195.00
72,855.85
13,271,960.00
233,154.97
23,774,414.92
55,868,410.00

$174,736,558.46

$169,313,386.18

Condition
Dec. 31,1919

Condition
Dec. 31,1918
$2,931,200.00
726.371.82
155,102.02
47,430.48

L IA B IL IT IE S .

Capital ..............................................................................................
Surplus ..............................................................................................
Discount and Interest Unearned..................................................
Discount and Premium on United States B onds.....................
Reserve for Federal Reserve Board Assessment.....................
Reserve for Sundry Expenses......................................................
Reserve for Franchise T a x ...........................................................
Government Deposits ...................................................................
Cashier’s C h e c k s .............................................................................
Due to Member Banks— Reserve A ccoun t.................................
Due to Non-member Banks...........................................................
Foreign Government Credits.......................................................
Due to other Federal Reserve Banks and Member Banks—
Deferred Credits .....................................................................
Federal Reserve Bank Notes Outstanding................................
Federal Reserve Notes Outstanding..........................................

$3,073,950.00
3.569.000.08
408,542.58
53,610.82
16,607.37
18,813.39

14,030,411.49
8.288.000.00
88,442,605.00

6,813,753.69
4,632,000.00
98,724,410.00

Total ..................................................................................

$174,736,558.46

$169,313,386.18

*

23,299.21

688.871.82
5,347,546.30
367,634.47
48,825,966.37
29,800.00

‘ n i , 043.56
192,982.87
53,827,751.78
151,300.00
1,951,939.52

P R O F IT AN D LOSS A CC O U N T, D E C EM B ER 31, 1919.
Gross Earnings, January 1, 1919, to December 31, 1919...............................................................................

$3,007,040.72

Less:
Assessment for expenses Federal Reserve Board.............................................................
Cost of Federal Reserve Notes and Federal Reserve Bank Notes during year............
Operating E xp en ses.................................................................................................................

$20,208.71
98,187.02
438,094.97

556,490.70

Excess of Earnings over Current Expenses....................................................................................................

$2,450,550.02

Less the following items charged off:
Reduction of Bank Premises A ccoun t.................................................................................. $100,000.00
Reserve for Federal Reserve Board Expense.....................................................................
16,607.37
Dividends for period January 1, 1919, to December 31,1919............................................ 180,186.21
Transferred to Surplus............................................................................................................. 2,153,756.44
Total .........................................................................................................................................................




$2,450,550.02

GROSS EARNINGS BY MONTHS.
1919

1918

1919

1918

January ............................ $204,303.07

$87,961.88

February .......................... . 193,851.28

82,443.09

August .................

216,553.48

250,147.62

224,984.96

79,780.38

September ............ .......... 241,665.85

288,150.06

April ................................. , 259,044.81

109,529.86

October ............... .........

236,362.03

May .................................. . 240,427.63

138,007.07

November ............ .......... 299,548.88

182,225.19

229,249.42

158,682.75

D e cem b e r............. .......... 357,090.48

202,466.59

March ...............................

J u n e ...................................

$3,007,040.72

Total Earnings, 1919.

July ....................... ....... $239,951.97
. .,

$234,197.55

300,368.89

Total Earnings, 1918......................... ..$2,049,954.07

VOLUME OF RE-DISCOUNTS FOR 1919.
North
Minnesota

South

Dakota

Dakota

Montana

W isconsin

Michigan

Total

Number pieces
re-discounted.

10,139
1,828
3,245
2,578
614
333
18,737
Total amount
re-discounted.$570,359,414.15 $18,664,910.41 $45,860,050.36 $14,170,110.95 $5,557,229.75 $6,908,662.75 $661,520,378.37
Total am’t 1918 358,768,785.00 17,518,176.00 31,766,675.00 11,794,375.00 10,284,681.00 3,659,108.00 433,791,800.00
Total am’t 1917 70,234,993.00
3,060,613.00 2,357,925.00 2,815,187.00 1,204,175.00
481,822.00
80,154,715.00

CLEARING STATISTICS.
Number of Items and Amount Handled During 1919.
Other Districts.

Within District.
No. of Items

Total

Twin City Banks............ 1,865,012

$1,502,509,472.59

Member & Non-member 8,021,305

772,659,604.00

Paid for U. S. Govern­
ment .............................

357,880

Total .............................10,244,197

66,960,348.41

No. of Items
Federal Reserve Banks........502,014
Direct to Member Banks___

Total

$406,445,333.71

1,446

21,433,878.75

T o t a l .................................... 503,460 $427,879,212.46

$2,342,129,425.00

Twin City Clearings through Federal Reserve Bank handled in 1919................................................... $2,899,427,833.80

FISCAL AGENCY DEPARTMENT.
Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness Sold Through This Bank During 1919.
Total Number of Issues..........................................................................................................................................
Total Number Subscribing....................................................................................................................................

23
2,858

Amount S o ld ............................................................................................................................................................

$310,133,500







Federal

Reserve

Bank

of

Min n e a p o l is

N IN T H D I S T R I C T

O F F IC E R S
R . A . Y O U N G , G o v ern o r
S. S. C O O K , C a sh ie r
F R A N K C. D U N L O P , A s s is t a n t C a sh ie r
G R A Y W A R R E N , A s s is t a n t C a sh ie r
R . E . T O W L E , A s s is t a n t C a sh ie r
L . E . R A S T , A s s is t a n t C a sh ie r
L . W . L O N G , A c t in g A u d ito r

D IR E C T O R S
J O H N H , R I C H , C h a ir m a n an d F e d e r a l R e s e r v e A g e n t
W . H . L I G H T N E R , V ic e C h a ir m a n
C. H . B E N E D I C T , L a k e L in d e n , M ich .
F . R . B I G E L O W , S t. P a u l, M in n .
L . B . H A N N A , F a rg o , N. D .
F . P . H I X O N , L a C ro sse , W i s .
N . B . H O L T E R , H e le n a , M o n t.
W . C. M c D O W E L L , M a rio n , N . D .
T H E O D O R E W O L D , M in n e a p o lis , M in n .

C U R T IS L . M O S H E R ,
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