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474,
S?ATE$©TT FOR THE PRESS.
December 31, 1915.
A yearns development and growth of the resources and liabilities of the
Federal reserve system is indicated by the weekly bank statement of the Fed
eral Reserve Board made public today as at close of business on December 30>
1915.
This date., rather than the last of the year, was chosen in order to
permit the publication of the data on the first of the new year,
The total reserves of the banks show an increase during the year of about
102.9 million dollars, while their aggregate gold reserves show an even large*'
increase of 115,9 millions,
The gold resources of the system include be
sides the gold reserves of the banks also the amounts of gold turned over by
the banks to the Federal Reserve Agents to teduce the banks' liabilities upon
outstanding reserve notes.
The amounts of gold held by the Agents increased
from 12.3 millions at the end of 1914 to 70,6 about the middle of 1915 and to
197.4 millions at the close of the year. The increase for the year in the
total gold resources of the system was oyer 301 million dollars, the larger
portion of which represents the gain in the Agents' goljd holdings. Of the
total gold reported at the end of the present year 406,5 millions or nearly
75 per cent are held in the banks'or in the Reserve Agents' vaults, while
135.9 millions are either in the Gold Settlement or in the Gold Redaction
Funds at Washington,
About one-half of the system's gold is held by the New
York bank and its Reserve Agent, less than 7,5 per cent by Chicago, less than
6 per cent each by Cleveland and Richmond, over 5 per cent by Boston, while
the remaining 25 per cent is distributed among 7 banks and reserve agents.
The earning assets of the banks, composed of discounted bills, Bankers'
acceptances, short-term municipal and State securities, and United States bonds,
stand at present at 83,4 millions.
This is about 152 per cent of the paid-in
capital of the banks as against 60 per cent at the end of 1°14 and 104 per cent
about the middle of the year, Of the total earning assets about 39 per cent
is represented by discounted bills on hand, over 27 per cent by Bankers' ac
ceptances, less than 19 per cent by United States bonds, and the remainder
by municipal warrants, - The three Southern banks report almost 64 per cent
of all commercial paper held* Chicago and Kansas City are the only two other
banks which show substantial holdings of discounted paper, while the remaining
7 banks a.re credited with only 13 per cent of the coinnercial paper on hand. Over 7,5 millions, or 23 per cent of the commercial paper held, is coustsodity ;
paper, discounted at special, lower rate3 .
Trade acceptances on hand total
712,000 dollars.
About 77 per cent of all acceptances on hand are credited to the, three
Eastern Seaboard banks, and nearly 9 per cent to Chicago, Of all the paper
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held at present by the banks 37,5 per cent matures within 30 days, and 30,4
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per oent after 30 but within 60 days.
Agricultural and live-stock paper in
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the hands of the banks aggregates at present over 4 million dollars, and con
stitutes 7,4 per cent of the entire bill holdings.
The holdings of United
States bonds are distributed among nine banks, Chicago, Cleveland and Kansas
City reporting nearly 55 per cent of the total.
Over throe-quarters of the
bonds are of the 2 per cent type against which Federal reserve bank notes may
be issued.
The aggregate of warrants held at present is less than half the
amount shown during the preceding month, although all the banks report among
their assets State or city warrants.
The net reserve deposits of member banks have reached a total of over 400
million dollars, an increase during the year of 136,1 millions, and during the
last 6 months of 102,1 million dollars. Government deposits totaling 15 million
dollars are held at present by the three Southern banks only.
Federal Reserve Agents report a total of 214,1 millions of notes outstanding.
About 42 per cent of the total was issued to the New York bank and over 23 per
cent to the three Southorn banks. Against the -total issuod $he Agents hold
197.5 millions of gold and 16,7 millions of paper. The banks show a total cir
culation of 189 millions and an aggregate note liability of about 13,5 mil
lion
dollars.
Iteleased for publication Saturday morning January 1 , 1916.
Not earlier.
4'i4 a. t;$'.
^STATEMENT OF COMBINED RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS OF THE UNITED STATES AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER 30, 1915,
(a)
R E S O U R C E S .
December 30, 1915 December 23; 1915 October 1, 1915
July 2, 1915
December 31, 1914,
Gold, coin and certificates in vault..........................$266,546,000
276,197,000
231,368,000 "
) 228,641,000
227,274,000
Gold settlement f u n d . . . . . . ..........................................
77,293,000
69,960,000
55,180,000
31,640,000 *
1.224.000
1.080.000 ^
1 . 202.000
.000
428.000
344, 953, 000
347,381,000
264,288,000
283,656,000
229,069,000
9.673.000
16.493.000
24.841.00013. 525. 000
26.578.000
357,054,000
358,
300,149,000
289,129,000 •
000
255,647,000
Bills discounted and bought:
Maturities: Within 10 days,
6.133.000
5.765.000
6, 467, 000
(13,322,000
{ 4,632,000
14, 278, 000
13.524.000
12.267.000
16, 859, 000
17.861.000
15.790.000
9.735.000
3,531,000
61 to
13, 696, 000
12.830.000
9.606.000
8.097.000
f 1,746, O X
Over 90 days.
4, 081, 000
4.073.000
1.452.000
5.033.000
55,381,
Total.......................................................................
55, 381, (000
54,421,000
44,880,000
3 6 ,1 8 7 ,0 0 0 ^
9,909,000
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All other reGourc.es..
TOT&L RESOURCES.
15, 797, 000
12, 220, 000
. 21, 910, 000
20, 767, 000
6 , 547, 000
$491, 110, 000
15,060,00C
14.094.000
21.008.000
24,977,000
4.194.000
490,808,000
9.329.000
27.381.000
15.378.000
11.194.000
3.326.000
411,637,000
7.652.000 e
12,390,000 •'
7.601.000 a
9,862,000^
3.660.000
366,481,000 ;
205.000
734.000
5.418.000
7.936.000
5.93lrp00
285,774,006
54.728.000
15,000,000
324,884,000
14.359.000
2 . 666,000
411/637,000
54,128,000 *
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297,883,000
12,797,000*1.673.00Q366,481,000 "
18,051,000
* *«• • • «
263,948,000
3,77.5,000
L I A B I L I T I E S .
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Capital paid in ..................
54, 915,
15, vvv, 000
400, 012, 000
13, 486J3QQ7, w n o o o
$491, 110, 000
All other lia bilitie s..
TOTAL LIABILITIES.
H
54.901.000
15,000,000
,a(,
’398,603,000
14.670.000
7.634.000
490,808,000
Gold reserve against net liabilities ( A ) , ...............
84,6$
Cash reserve against net liabilities (A ).................
87.9$
Cash reserve against net deposit liabilities after
setting aside 40% gold reserve against net amount
F, R. notes in circulation (a ) . .................... .
89.6%
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86. 1$
88-5$
82.7$
87.5 $
87.9$
9 6.1$
90.4$
89.6$
9 8.6$
24,977,000
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11,194,000
285,774,000
88.2 $
98.4$
,
' 99.3$
9,862,000
7,930,000
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$14,097
4,279
168
965
168,965
6,717
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Total goia
gold reset
reserve
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18,383
Total
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175,737
477
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15,135
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Gold settlement fund
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6
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6,44
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Investments: U. S. bonds
986
-Municipal warrants 3,041
1,269
Federal reserve notes - Net
709x , 15,87 7 ,
Due from other P. H, tanks - Set 1,629
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5,223
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334
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29.454
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24.499
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2,700
8,3814
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36,418
9,064
7,085
, 630
, 93
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107
10,952
, 120
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2,967
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2,846
292
2,212
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307
8,896
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35,162
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Capital paid in
Government deposits
Reserve deposits - Net
Federal reserve notes - Net
-Due“'to other F. R. banks — Net
All other liabilities
TOTAL LIABILITIES
4,872
15 432
15,432
X
1 ,9 /0
1,538
401
3,668
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R . chm> AUanta Ch. cago
9 , 559
20 601
20,601
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Fran.
3,975
Q
260
260
4,205Q 266,546
77^ 93
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13,176 14,085 344,963 ^
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13.525,,
13j 435 14|090 3 *,s]wr _ -
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345 12 220 ^ 33^
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1301
3^485
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1.060
19.217
6 0 .363
15,219
16,39 ;
la^t
2,423
5,000
8,237
3,456
6,645
2,781
2,547
3,038
53,718
12,337
13,844
14,180
1,478
1.182
20^5
21.427
21,910
(aB0,767
6.547
U & JS L
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5,158
11,063
5,270
5,941
27,109
183,208
24,184
25,208
3,354
5,000
10,856
31,149
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24.499
8,010
7.472
209 753
32 ?67»
W V «/ p
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29.454
1 v v
101
101
19.217
60.363
2,753
5,000
9,646
3,286
15.219
16.391
18.696
20.685
8,950
817
8.133
a .l g
8,950
14,000
818
13.182
1 . . 1B,
14,000
11,000
15,1-45
419
14.726
11,440
3,286
3,942
17,485
54,915
15,000
400,012
13,486
7.697
21.427 .491,110
M E M O R A N D U M .
89,440 * 9,160 11,000
292
16';-017
401
709>
hands of banks
10.708
8.759 10,708
circulation
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U / 73.423
V3.4=3....g.,759
a9',300.- 9,160 . 11,000
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liabilities
7 7
401
292
assets
(a) Items in transit i. e . total
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F. R. notes in
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Carried to net
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15,630 18,950
1.294
814
17.656
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7 , 656
9,550. 14,200 .
3,456
. 5,266
-
4,380
1.695
2.685^
2
. 6854,380
522
10.478
9,000
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6,450
1.301
5^149
6,450
1,478
1.301
817
818
1.695
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amounts
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214,125
25.099
189.026
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197,450 1
13,486
21:910
Bleased for publication Saturday morning January
1 , 1916.
Not earlier.
484 c.
STATEMENT OF FEDERAL RESERVE AGENTS* ACCOUNTS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS
(in thousands of dollars)
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Boston
federal reserve notes:
■Received from the Comptroller
Returned to the Comptroller
■Chargeable to F. R. Agent
In hands of F. R. Agent
Issued to F. R. banks less
amount returned to F. R.
Agent for redemption
mounts held by F. R. Agent:
(♦In reduction of liability on
\ outstanding notes:
On hand:
Gold coin and certificates
$16,360
500
N. Y.
106,240
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Phila.Clevel. Richm. Atlanta Chicago
12,480
640
11,840
12,600
80
15,860
106,240
12,520
5,840
16,800
2,680 1,520
10,020
89,440
9,160
11,000
10,020
89,300
'4,160
10,470
530
17,000
-17,000
1,370
15,630
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St.-Louis Minnls. Karu . Cy. Dallas S.Fran.
20,400
9,380
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120
20,400
9,260
1,450
18,950
500
DECEMBER 30, 1915.
4,880
9,600
19,000
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9,600
19,000
650
5,000
11, 0CG
-11,000
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TOTAL
19,580
10,000
263,640
61
230
1,631
19,519
9,770
262,009
4,374
3,320
47,884^
6,450
214,125'
4,380
8,950
14,000
11,000
15,145
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3,950
10,000
2,000
9,540
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139,940
120
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--
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650
4,260
5,000
4,000
7,000
1,900
6,450
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2,000
3,705
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14,000
11,000
15,145
6,450
2,002
3,751
Lawful money
Credit balances:
In gold redemption fund
With Federal Reserve Board
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5,000
140
89,440
As security for outstanding notes:
Commercial paper
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T O T A L
10,020
i&oiiot of,*commercial paper delivered
tgy||der|l Reserve Agent
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140
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9,550
13,700
- -
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6,080
4,750
9,160
11,000
15,630
18,950
4,380
8,950
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--
6,096
4,751
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56,860
16,675 .
214,125
1 6>740
Released for
publication Sunday morning January 9, 1916,
Hot earlier. 483,
STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS.
January 8, 1916,
The we>ekl,y Federal Reserve Bank statement as at close
of business
on January 7, 1916 was made public today by the Federal Reserve Beard,
The statement indicated an increase during the week of 9.5 millions in
the combined gold reserves and in increase of 8,8 millions in the aggre
gate cash reserves of the banks.
Considerable gains are also shown in
the amounts of bankers* acceptances, warrants and United States bonds on
hand,.
Government deposits wore made during the week with all the banks,
the total held at the end of.the week being S3 .8 million dollars as
against 15,1 millions shown for December 30 of the past year.
Federal
reserve bank notes were.-issued by the Comptroller to one bank; though none
of thes$. notes ic yet in actual circulation.
The largest gains during ther week in gold reserves are reported by
the Chicago, New York, San Francisco and St. Louis banks. The gold holdings
of the system, including amounts held by Federal reserve agents against notes
outstanding total now 554,1 millions, compared with 415.5 millions about 3
months before and 340,5 millions about 6 months before.
During the past
6 months the amount of gold held by the banks increased about 33 per cent,
while the gold holdings of the Federal reserve agents increased about 170
per cent.
The aggregate of commercial paper in the hands of the banks declined
during the week 1 .8 million dollars, the 3 Southern banks as well as Kansas
City,with about 74 per Gent of the total, reporting smaller figures than
the Week before.
Bankers1 acceptances on hand show an increase of about
3 millions, New York and Boston reporting the largest gains for the week,
Of the total amount of paper held, bankers1 acceptances constitute now
0V6r 45 perr.cent , as against 41 >5 at the end of the preceding week and
86,2 per cent about 6 months before.
Over 37 per cent of the paper ma
nures within 30 days and about 32 per cent after 30 days but within 60
days.
The banks show total holdings of about 3,9 millions of agricultural
•ajtid live-stock paper maturing after 90 days or 7,1 per cent of the total
ajnount of paper on hand.
The purchase of over 1 million dollars of United States bonds is
reported during the week by 7 banks.* The holdings of municipal warrants
increased about 4,9 millions largely as the result of investments by the
New York Bank in New York City short^tdm revenue bonds.
The total
earning assets, amounting at present to 89.4 millions> constitute now
about 163 per cent of the aggregate capita.1 of the banks, as against
152 per cent on December 30, and 108 per cent on July 9, of the past year.
Net reserve deposits increased 7,2 millions, New York and St. Louis report
ing the largest gains during the week.
Federal Reserve Agents report a total of 215,5 millions net of reserve
notes issued to the banks, an increase during the week of 1,4 million
dollars.
Their gold holdings increased 2,2 millions, whei’eas the aggregate
amount of papep in their hands decreased over 0,5 million dollars, The
banks report a total circulation of 1.88/5 millions and an aggregate liabil
ity thereon of about 13 millions, which i 3 also about 0.5 million less than
the corresponding total at the end o f■^He past year.
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Municipal warrants...................... ..........
fFederal reserve notes - Net.................... ....................
Due from Federal reserve banks - N e t . . . ..................
All other resources......................................................
TOTAL RESOURCES.....................................................
81' 1 c « 'n ^
— 1,250,000
13,ooo,qp0
367,306,000
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t4.074,000
17,73 5,000
13,247,000
— 3 ,9 38 , 000
55,579,000
17^097^000
17,oyf,uuu .
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$499,087,000
266,243,000
22.494.000
288,737,000
(a)January 8 , 1915.
232,125,000
• • ** *• *
428.000
232,553,000
17.997.000
250,550,000
5.893.000
13.786.000
15.257.000
9.109.000
1.320.000
45,365,000
(13,008,000
( 4,410,000
11,367,000
8.557.000
3.745.000
36,677,000
3,686,000
( 1,780,000
12 220.000
21.910.000
20.767.000
6.547.000
491,110,000
9.483.000
27.029.000
15.523.000
7.723.000
3.124.000
414,380,000
7.898.000
13,895,000
8.379.000
6.107.000
3.694.000
365,387,000
705,000
5.762.000
5.038.000
6.249.000
9.121.000
287,301,000
54.915.000
(a)l5,101,000
400.012.000
13.486.000
fa) 7.596,000
491.110.000
54.781.000
15,000,000
326,787,000
15.225.000
2.587.000
414,380,000
54.104.000
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295,808,000
13.375.000
2 , 100.000
365,387,000
December 30, 1915. October 8 , 1915.
227,769,000
265.546.000
55,850,000
77.293.000
1.124.000
284,831,000
344.963.000
21.302.000
13.525.000
306,133,000
358.488.000
January 7, 191o.
$272,018,000
Gold settlement fund.....................................................
Gold redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer...............
Total gold reserve................................................
Legal tender notes, silver, etc.................... ............
Total r e s e r v e .....................................................
Bills discountod and bought:
Maturities Within 10 days.......... . .........................
From 11 to 30 days...............................
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31 to 60 days...............................
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61 to 90 days...............................
Over 90 days..........................................
Total.......................................................................
483
UNITED
STATES
AT
CLOSE
OF
BUSINESS
JANUARY
7,
1916.
BASICS OF THE
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6.467.000
14.278.000
16,859,000
13,696,000:
4.081.000
55.381.000
.
15,79-7,000
July 9, 1915.
218,021,000
47,106,000
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9,876,000
L I A B I L I T I E S .
Capital paid in ................................................. ............
2^ i ' o g S
Government deposits....................................................... ~ 23, «4 1 ,0 J\
Reserve deposits - Net........................................ .........
Federal -reserve notes - Net........................................
fo* rinn
All other liabilities................................... ...............
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TOTAL LIABILITIES................................................. $499,087,000
Gold reserve against net liabilities (A )................
Cash reserve against net liabilities ( A ) . . .............
Cash reserve against net ’deposit liabilities after
setting aside 40$ gold reserve against net amount
of F. R. notes in circulation (A )...........................
Less items in transit between F
Jf*.
81. 9$
84.1 4
64.6$
87.9$
81.5$
87.6$
87.8$
95.3$
86. 2^
89.6$
89.8 $
97.8$
R. tanks - v iz :$1 1,13 7 ,0 00
20,767,000
7,723,000
18,058,000267,389,000
1,854,000
287,301,000
88 .5$
95.3$
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6,107,000
(a) Amended figures.
95.7$
6,249,000
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483 IReleased for publication Sunday morning January 9, 1916.
Not earlier.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF RESOURCE ..'ID LIABILITIES OF EACH OF THE 'TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS AT CLOSE OF BUSINEE JANUARY 7. 1916,
(in thousands of dollars.
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N. Y.
Phila. Clevel. Richm. Atlanta Chicago St.Louis Minnls. Kas.Cy. Dallas S .Fran. TOTAL.
. Boston
8,590
3,964
4,096 272,018
3,053
5,020 37,298
3,180
5,491
5,915
9,600
Gold coin and certif.in vault $16,673 169,138
81,150
2,151
8,812 11,880
3,944
7,580
3,321
2,372
8,707
8,897 11,661 10,222
1,603
Gold settlement fund
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---1,250
107
30
260
307
25
334
15
172
Gold redemption fund
7,027 10,848 13,036 15,976 354,418
8,648 39,670 10,785
18,291 178,017 14,812 21,261 16,047
Total gold reserve
15
12.888
374
163
138
93
109
148
702
5.379
3.773
1.298
696
Legal tender notes,silver,etc!.
367,306
11.011
13,410
15.991
7.120
10.923
8.796
40.372
22.559
16,156
183.396
18,585
18,987
Total reserve
Bills discounted and bought
30,531,
406
3,414
4,391
4,167
1,169
7,388
l , 2i 6
164
445
7,331
234
206
Commercial paper
25.048826
495
759
549
2.328
150
942
72
2.512
6.867
9,548
Bankers1 acceptances
55.5793,909
4,391
1,975
1.232
6.495
1,718
1,387
7,460
2.676
7.481
7,073
9,782
Total
—
—
16,73
4/
1,000
2,120
870
971
1,329
4,242
’
£5
2,400
2,791
986
Investments: U. S. "bonds
17,097
335
76
911
278
330
1,163
332
2,767
158
1,448
its
3,171
6,128
Municipal warn
,
24,156
1,221
719
1,665
992
496
462
780
17,821
Federal reserve notes - Net
2 , 2 l0 (a )ll,1 3 7 /
——
1,599
1,991
5,045
969
6,186
1,671
1 , 229
1,110
3,515
219
Due from other F. R. banks - Net
7,078
1,045
118
100
'
685
"
'
187
1,492
130
1.531
445
584
415
' 346
All other resources
499,087
22.107
20,761
19.602
17.215
19.371
60.310
18.403
25.596
31,562 217.542 30.095 31,130
TOTAL RESOURCES
—
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
L I A B I L I T I E S
Capital paid in
Government deposits
Reserve deposits - Met
Federal reserve notes - NetDue to other F. R. banks - Net
All other liabilities
TOiAL LIABILITIES
5,158
517
25,887
--
11,058
4,502
187,375
-(14,607
31.562
217.542
5,938
293
24,899
--
3,357
5,384
11,157
5,674
-- i
30.095 31.130
24
25.596
5,270
537
24,288
--
6,645
2,420
5.828 (b)-323
8,173 53,988
-2,849
101
19.371
_.
60,310
2,781
525
15,097
-—
18.403
—
2,547
405
14,263
-—
3,026
417
14,829'
1,330
2,753
5,092
9,787
3,129
3,942
664
17,501
--
54,895
23,841
407,244
12,982
19.602
—
20.761
—_
22.107
125
499.087
—
—
17.215
M E M O R A N D U M .
F. R. notes issued to the banks 10,020
F. R. notes in hands of banks
780
F. R. notes in circulation
9.240
Gold and lawful money with AgentlO,020
Carried to net liabilities
-Carried to net assets
780
(a) Items in transit i. e. total
91,840
9,160 11,200 15,030 18,350
4,380
8,950 14,000 11,000 15,145
17.921______496______ 462______ 206
1,301
1,665______719______992______ 670______ 576
73.919
8.664 10,738 14,824 17,049
2,715
8,231 13,008 10,330 14^569
91,740
9,160 11,200
9,150 14,200
4,380
8,950 14,000
9,000 11,440
-~ ~
~~
5,674
2,849
---1,330
3,129
17,821______496______462_____~ ~______ r_~____ 1 >,6.65______719_____ ~ ~_______________~—~
amounts due from less total amounts due to other F. R. banks,
(b) Overdraft.,
6,450 215,525
1,221___ 27^009,
5,229 188,516
6,450 199,690
-12,982
-- 24,156
438
Released for publication Sunday morning January 9, 1916.
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F6ReC6ivedSfreE ^ C o m p t r o l l e r
Hot Earlier.
STATEMENT OF FEDERAL RESERVE AGENTS' ACCOUNTS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JANUARY 7, 1916.
(in thouanads of dollars)
Boston
H. Y. Phila. Clevel. Richm. Atlanta Chicago St.Louis Minnls. Kas. Cy. Dallas S.Fran.
$16,360
Returned to the Comptroller
108,240
500
--
12,480
12,600
17,000
20,400
9 ,3 8 0 .9 ,6 0 0
19,000
640
8G
11,840
12,520
17,000
20,400
9,260
9,600
19,000
13,000
TOTAL
19,580
10,000
267,640
61
*30
1,631
13,000
19,519
9,770
266,009
120
15,860
108,240
5, G40
16,400
2,680.
1,320
1,970
2,050
4,880
650
5,000
2,000
4,374
3,320
50,484
Issued to F„ R. bank less
amount returned to F. R.
Agent for redemption
10,020
91,840
9,160
11,200
15,030
18,350
4,380
5,950
14,000
11,000
15,145
6,450
215,525
Amounts held by F. R. Agent:
In reduction of liability on
^ outstanding notes:
On hand:
Gold coin and certificates
10,020
91,740
4,160
10,670
3,950
10,000
2,000
9,540
——
142/580
_ _
--
- -
--
- -
650
Chargeable to F. R. Agent
In hands of F. R. Agent
Lawful money
Credit balances:
In gold redemption fund
530
_ _
With Federal Reserve Board
10,020
T O T A L
Aasount of commercial paper delivered
to Federal Reserve Agent
--
*
:
t
..
.
--
--
-
-
——
—
--
120
--
4,260
5,000
--
9,150
13,700
100
--
--
5,580
4,150
91,840
9,160
11,200
15,030
18,350
100
--
- -
5,976
4,150
--
Ab security for outstanding notes:
Commercial paper
--
500
__ L __
4,380
5,000
8,950
_ —
-4,000
14,000
r
--
--
7,000
1,900
6,450
56,460
2,000
3,705
--
15,835
11,000
15,145
6,450
215,525
2,006
3,958
- -
16,190
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