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St-182
Released for publication Sunday morning February 2,
1919; not earlier.
STATEIIEilT FOE TEE FIffiSS,
February 1, 1919*
Substantial liquidation of war paper and other discounts, also fur
ther reduction in outstanding note circulation are indicated in the Fed
eral Reserve Board's weekly bank statement issued as at close of business
on January 31;
1919*
The banks' gold reserves show an increase of 1 0 ,S millions,
through gold deposits made by the Treasury.
lUo.o millions,
lions,
other discounts -
largely
War paper on hand decreased
20.3 millions and acceptances 3 >2 mil
On the other hand, Government short-term securities went up II 9 .I
millions,
the increase representing certificates of indebtedness taken •
by two banks to cover temporary advances to the Government.
A decrease
of 21.5 millions in Government deposits is largely offset by a gain of
6 S .7 millions in members' reserve deposits.
larger "float" accounts for a decline of
The wee]" saw a further decrease of
This together with the
20.1 millions in net deposits.
1 5 .C
m i l l i o n s in Federal Reserve
note circulation as against a simultaneous gain of
11.3 millions in cash
reserves* A c c o rd in g ly the banks' reserve percentage shows a rise from 52-3
to 53 per cent.
Aggregate liabilities on Federal Reserve bank notes in
circulation increased 2.6 millions.
Increases of capital and surplus of
existing members, chiefly in the Boston and Chicago districts, account
largely for the increase of $93,000 in paid-in capital shown.
Released for. publication Sunday morning February
I 919 ; not earli er.
St.lS2a
STATK/lENT OF COMBINED RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF *THE Tr/ELT?E FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JANUARY 3.1, 1919 •
E E S 0 U R C E S
January 3 i , 1919
F ebruary 1,1918
January 24 , I919
Gold coin and certificates
$333,916,000
$469,759,000
$343,692,000
Gold Settlement Fund, F,R<3oard
U?2,686,000
393 ,62.4 .000
4 0 7 ,6 3 s ,000
Gold with foreign agencies
5.328 ,000
52 >,00 000
5.828,000
Total gold held by banks
767,430,000
7 5 7 , 218,000
915,823,000
Gold with Federal Reserve Agents
7 8 1 „6 6 V 000
1 ,2 5 5 ,1 5 2 ,0 0 0
1 ,253 ..330 ..000
Gold Redemption lund
19.4 72 000
9 1 .3 4 b .000
88,907 000
T^tat G o l d Reserves
1 ,7 1 7 ,0 2 2 ,0 0 0
2,112 ,10 6 ,0 0 0
2 , ; 0 1 , 3 1 7 , coo
Legal tender notes* silver, etc*
6 7 . 340,000
9b > !3r-,000
67 ,070 ,000
Total reserves
2 ,1 6 8 ,3 2 7 ,0 0 0
2 ,179 ,5 5 6 ,0 0 0
7o j*
Si 1
1,775 JcYTooo
Bills discounted:Secured by Gov11 ♦war obligations
1 ,3 5 7,6 5 0 ,0 0 0 .
3 0 5 , 634,000
,000 cf. J ' V
1
All other
2U3 ,k~ £ ,000 V - i ?
301. , i i 4 ,000
'000
Bills bought in open market
000
2 8 9 ,? 0 5>000
? .S lj 293 000
284 , 539
T^tal bills on hand
1 , 882 , 421,000
2',046,572,000
3 5 6 ,5 * 5 .coo
U *S<
■
Government long-term seourities
2 8 .2 5 2 !COO
* 7 , ~6l ,000
28 ..571,000
U*S..'?cv or a m e n t short-term securities
14
7,3
9
3
,0
0
0
266'532,000
7 5 . 0 f i ,000
All other earning assets
4 .coo
3 ,805,000
4 .000
Total earning assets
2,2 2 2 ,5 4 5,0 0 0
2 ,1 7 7 ,2 0 9 ,0 0 0
1 ,° 3 3 ,020,000
Bank premises
8,103 , 0 C0
8 , 648,000
Uncollected items and other deductions from gross
deposi ts
*716,533,000
3 6 0 ,450,000
69 1, 4 ^4 ,000
537,000
6,752,000
5^ R e c ' e r p t i o n fund against F,R. bank notes
6 , 767,000
All other resources
*10
j
278_.G00
_ i 1,631.00 0
.. _ 559 , 000.
3 , 1 7 6 ;023_000
5^132" 658^000
5 ;° 75 , 3 55 :000
TenAX R^OIJRf'.r S
L I A B I L I T I E S
Capital paid-in
8 0 , 820,000
7 2 , 620,000
g o . 313,000
Snrp hie
2 2 , 733,000
2 2 ,73S *,000
11134.000
Government deposits
6U#3£ 3 ,oco
1 4 6 , 381,000
132 .790.00 0
Due to members, reserve account
1 ,6 9 3 ,1 32 ,0 0 0
1 ,6 2 4 ,4 15 ,0 0 0
1 .4 7 8 , 644,000
Deferred avai.1ability items
4 72 ;0’-k? ,000
5 1 1 ,8 3 ^ 0 0 0
151.203.000
Other deposits, including foreign gov11 . credits
120,803,000
91.769.000
IJ.3 ,429,000
Total gross deposits
2,350,911,000
2 .3 9 6 . 124.000
1.254.436.000
F* Ru notes in actual circulation
2 . 4 6 6 . 556.000
1.236.101.000
2,450,72-3,000
F» R* bank notes in circulation - net liability
129 ,445,000
1 2 6 ,8 1 0 ,000
s . 000.000
All other liabilities
40 6\c'000
3 9 .610.000
3 „£8° ’000
TOTAL LIABILITIES
5,132,658.000
3,176,02.3,000
5 , 0 75 ,355,000
Ratio of total resaives to net deposit and
F.R, rote 3iabi lities combined
65.236
53 .0#
520;
Ratio of gold reserves to F~R« notes in circula
tion after setting aside 3 5% against net
*6 4 . 1vI
65 .2 %
*'AiRandod. f.L~t<r.J S
deposit
liabilities
Released for publication Sunday aorning Pebraary 2, 1 3 1 9 ; net earlier.
T,EZKLY STATEMENT O F RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES O F EACH 01 TEE IBDERAL RESERVE B iM S
(In thousands of d o l l a r s .)
R E
G o ld
S
O
c o in
U
and
R
C
E
S
Boston
c e r t ific a t e s
3 ,£ > ;> 5
New
Y o rk
P m
259, 6 l 2
la .
>256
C le v e l.
R ic h n .
1 4 ,2 0 3
2 ,2 3 2
A tla n ta
b ^ “ l b £ '-0
AT
CLOSa,
C h ic a g o
2, 12c
22, 4o 4
O i*
BjSiL^oo
St* L o u is
4 ,2 5 2
M in n .
X a n s .C y .
S, 2 7 ^
Gold Settlement Fond, P.R. Board
1+5,22$
20,765 47,62? 6$, 855 16,2^2 11,750 29JI.6 3-7,550 27,454
____ 4c_2______2 ^ 1 1 . ......4,Qg_______5 ^ ______2 & -- _J I5 --- 2
1
p
L
_
_
Gold with foreign aGencies
.
Tot^ -0l<? held hy banks
H332
222,382 42,291 8 0 ,5o0 19,224 20,051 112,996 4 2,4/5 j>5,9oi
Gold vd-oh lederal Reseivo AGont3
52,220
260,979 72,632 140,744 5 4 ,1C6 4l, 127 3 04,03 2 6 4 ,2c7 58,174
Gold reder/rotion fund
__ £*£Q9_____2 5 J & & -- L ,S £ £ l-- I*_p53-- 3^-33 £ ■
.. ;4 > U5 . £4.^ 53--3 * -^ —
Total gold reserves
110,^61
568,367 1 3 M 23 222, S57 77,322 65,313 443,678 109,928 96, ,0/
Legal lender notes, silver, e t c
____ 5^93-0--- ^2-9---V & ? --- 2 2 3 — ^ 3 2 2 L 2 J t e ? ^ ^ Z J
Total reserves
Ix4; b25
621, 297 135,252 224,4bo (7,551 oo i&0p443, , 40 x^2, m oo ^ ^ f
'Bills )r,ec«bv govt.war obligations 312,022
531,242 156,352 2?, 593 70,034 42,44f 122,125 44^-45 x y ^ l i
D3 nc I'd) All other
7J7*
^ 519 15,036
8,086 13,040 22, m
2 5 ,7 %
9,1*3
2, 522
3i i ? s br-c.i:ht in o oen narlcet
39.781
S3, ; 27__________ 2,_II)— 4s ._510--7^§14— 10,,j <7 .1.
lo Lai bi 11s on hand
l4 5 ,637
7 1 7 , ^ 2 3 7 3 ,5 2 1 1 ^ ,1 2 9 90,522 21: 5 # 2 - 226
bl,292 4 ,, 2a,
U,£,Gov 5t. l o n ^ ’ em securities
U.S.Gov?t <shori>- ts m securities
All other earning assets
T0.a l earning assots
Banl^z r.iesises
D“ S ? S ^ i “
s S p ^ t r
f " a a£ai“ *t r ‘ E ‘
“ ^ .f f r S S S
w
Z l & i L *
5;>&
i >J>^
^ ^
^
9 /41b
3.55, 2d3 10,600 J.2> OoO
5b
___ 1__ _____ :— -- --- 1— „— — u _ --- ---— — -tt— -—
155,591
87^,735 135,70; 157,552
9 7 ,g i
>u ,j
*
^ c'^ {
5M 65
155, 1SS
355
1 ,^
=i?ralati0n'
“
S
S
59,519
56.ST5
7 S . 05S
533
«o
337
5»
M 7S
gl25o
20,
^
-',J)^-2
3 , ‘+22
708,910
13.^,710
7.5TO
9,0S|
0 , 8x0
12. ^"+4
fj,
9 3 , ^ 0 130,443
63,512 40,70?
M
60
’
2 , 92j
2>
?4, 133
30,973
.
ii.y
* 3l°
u ,| 3 1
-
v,J> ■
+
43,9^2 235,575
20,583 4 9 , 6 X
,•_______ _____ 22k--- 2MJ--- ^
^
927, S 52 170,292 1S4,40I 2 2 , 5 5 1 - 3 , ^ 1 5 292,017
64/,913 209,921 2j>l. 1 ^ 13b, 0/0 111,391 4u5,02o
36,^90
10,317
™
* Overdraft
9,953
U .750
3 6 ; 2S
G.U 62
islifiS
.
X > a x l a .i
, ^
5, W
Jgj
S
3
3:V°53
51,230
San
T o ta l^
‘
j ,g O
_
B ra n .
^>-<obo
_
^
. £1
22; -Oo ~2;:
.3*£ &
1,
1^6
^
J
O
,
^
^ .9 0 7
3 * , *>29 32,7^3
;2 : o ,,
!
^ - , '^ '4 ^ 7 /
L* £ x X * * * f 7
luu.jgj
37,562
15,872
3S
^
* 9,901
22, 619
g
U9 J S S
691,U5U
5«
S , n ? 3 ,0 7 5 ,5 5 5
3,191
1
j>-s
'S n 'i
o
V 1>oq Pp.; $19
256" 532
(,vio°
^
^1
’ "l|"
— =^=TT:r?— R 7~;?“ — F^~~n
^ v T ^ i r ^ T "i X T '^ 'W T * ^ O q
J ' 22! - “ •ioo siGUs
>
55,655
2 2 i , S r h 7 0 , 6 3 ? S M 3 9 T a ,.W
Suryjius
1, J J J
Goverment deposits
9,481
Dae to meteors, reserve account
102,314
Deferred availability items
39 }176
All other deposits including
_
foreign gov’ t, credits
2 , j/);> L.-1 .
Total gross deposits
154,106
notes in actual circulation
IU3 . 565
.3 5
3
*' * * * *
7 S .W
J i U .U i U v i
17,295
3,g i
2,936
3 6 6 0 3,172
u C77 1 loo
7 -’ ^p7 40*
, r-1(- 7 c-q;
, ^»2zt. ' r ’ ^-'co i: ?f9 ;9 , g b
(^uo7 4 0 ,,.^0,2^3 10,5*9 ^ .e o S 12,-57
^
i?
lc _3
33,3;f
109,3-/
6 ,3 0
733 : 16?-17C.03S
f0 , 0 ^
-^7
9 U» ^ 6 LsJ?> ^9J>
U .7 «
■S M 3 9
12,230
U ,g
| | S
5 445
6^ 9 23
gq’ ^pY l -93*152
o^5gI x' ^
^
^3^ 0
* 7 * ,04c
4 .^ ^ l ^ S O J
Jc’ vVc i c ^ s ^
^
5 gs-
6,277
5 ^ 5 5
7e5
1 2 9 ,^ 5
Be leased for publication Sunday morning February 2 , 1319; not earlier.
STATEMENT OF IIEDERAL RESERVE AGENTS* ACC0T3rTTS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JANUARY 31, 1313.
(in thousands of dollars.'
Boston
New York Phi la.
Clevel. Richa. Atlanta. Chicago St. Louis Minn.
FEDERAL RESERVE ITCH’S:
Received froui Comptroller
253,120 1,305,1+50 J)30, ’420 325. S'+O 200,550 I 33 , 600 553, 600 lo3, 7SO 12*, *S0
Re'turned to Comptroller
Chargeable to J . H i A g e n t
1 S5 , * 6*
931,171 253,059 223,127 159,701 169,703 * 32 , 0C7 130,226 103,250
In hands ox’ P. lu Agent
25.900
163,500 35.390 20,555 I S ,235 5* , 7*5 45,*40
5,515 1 ] ,*50
Issued to !?. R. bank less anount
renamed to F. R. Agent for
redemption.
_l5?L55*
76 7,6 71 217,669 25*, 5o2 1*1, *66 11*. 95S ***,167 122,411 31,530
COLLATERAL SECURITY FOR
CUT BOUNDING NOTES:
13,052
2,504
17 s, 7*0
3 V :30
Gold coin and certificates or. hand
3,220
2,122
12,233 12, OS 2 14 , 03 *
2,106
2,413
5,057
3,33o
Gold Roc’ .-iption fund
*3
,
GOO
*3,000
70 , wOO 66,550 95,000 52,000 35 , 270 23S, 5*5 o0,53i
G-oId 5e '■
-\! a.io n t Fund,F •R »Poa r d
110,34*
506,632 133,037 113,515 57,360 73,771 i*c,i35 5 7 , 1U4 33,556
Eligd.Is paper, uiniocm required
To bal
lb2 , 5o*
76 7,6 71 217,663 25*, 562 1* 1 , *66 11 *, 355 ***,167 121,411 31,530
J&10UNT 0F ELIGIBLE PAPER
IHLl'VERED TO F.R. AGENT
_ J_1 7 l ! z * I 9-5 _152>602
S7,500
76,057 15*, 256
53 , 3 ;:1
lS2 c
I-Zans-Cy. Dallas San Fran.
Total
157,700 101, 960 250, 52G 3, 967, 0 S0
126,517
13,620
23. 2^7 2*.2*3
52*.255
1 8 ,653 225,277 3 ,1 *2,7 95
21,715
9,000
*39,375
112,897
5o,3*S 217,2/7 2 , (OJi, *20
*-
12 ,^51
2,000
2* 0,527
2 , 3*1 11,532
50,1*2
2,570
o, o54 111, 021
S5-2. 00 1
45,360
5 :.'667 3 *,7 *2 31,72* 1: 450 ,030
112,537
75,615
56 , 9*8 217,277 2 , 705 , *20
53,133
rr-
zzz~~ rr-=srr=
3*. 677 1 , £23 , *55
M E M O R A N D A
FSIERAL RESERVE i;c!ZbS OUTSTANDING AlTD I IT ACTJAL CIRCUI^TION.
, Pvt notes outstanding
* P., no tan held by bank
ir.Kaiotes in actual circulation
162 , 56*
12.99Q
76 7,0 71 217,663 23* 362 141,455 114.355 444,157 121,411
I2j_0**
7, 7 ^
23 ,
&-4t.513 203,321 251,133 1^ 6,070 111,331 405,026 103 , 3^7
5,59b.
3,567
33>1*1
D I3TRIBUI10N OF BILLS, U.S. G07ERNLJNT SHORT TERLI
MATURITIES.
TTitMn
Bills discounted
Bills bought in open market
TT. S . Government short-ten:; securities
Liuniclpal warrants
1,
15
days
213 , 0-01
51,5*5
132.5*-
lb to
30 clajs
77,373
7 4 , 95*
370
31
to
60
days
35,112
. 105,623
671
9 1 ,&30 112,837 56 . 9*3 217,277 2 , 703,*20
1,302 _L 3£5L 1,572 15,451
252,631
50 , 52 b 105,553 55 » j /6 130,526 2 , V)C, ,-29
SCURIIIES A1HD 15AHRAIT1S BY
6 l to 30 days
154,717
*1, 1*0
1c
Over JO uajs
2^-, •;2_)
Total
i,
601 , 12S
281,293
132,671
266,532
3
*
S't 41S2~
Released for publication Monday morning February 3, 3919; not earlier. *
Pe bruar 7 1,
4
1919
CONDITION OF MEMHER BANKS, JAMJARY 2U, 1919 .
Moderate reductions for the week in the holdings of U. S-, war obligations
and a slight increase in the amount of paper secured by such obligations are
indicated in the consolidated weekly statement of the Federal Reserve Board,
showing condition of 76 S member banks in about 100 leading cities.
Principal
changes for the week affcct among others the following items: U. S« bonds other
than circulation bonds (chiefly Liberty bonds] decreased 25«S millions; Treasury
certificates decreased 9 S millions; loans secured by Government war obligations,
(war paper), increased 6.6 millions;other loans and investments decreased ^ 5-3
millions.
Practically no change is shown in the ratios of the aggregate holdings of
U. S. war obligations andv&r paper to total investments which work out at 25
per cent for all reporting banks, 2o*5 per cent for the banks in the 12 Federal
Reserve cities and about 30 per cent for the Hew York City banks.
All classes of deposits show decreases for the week; Government deposits
showing a decline of 189*6 millions at all reporting banks, and an even larger
decline at the banks in the 12 Federal Reserve cities; all other demand dea decrease of
a decrease cf
posits (net) -/_S5 *S millions and time deposits/_13 millions.
Reserve balances with the Federal Reserve banks fell off 23
and cash in vault - 11*7 millions.
millions
Released for publication Monday morning February 3 V l^lj; not earlier.
Ct.l82d
STATEtvIENT SKOT/IHG PRINCIPAL RESOURCE .AND LIABILITY ITEMS OF MEMBER E J 2 S IN LEADING- CITIES, INCLUDING- imiBER BANKS LOCATED
IF FEDERAL RESERVE BANK CITIES AND IN FEDERAL RESERVE BRANCH CITIES, AS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JANUARY 2k, I919 .
I. Data for all reporting banks in each district.____________(In thousands of dollars)
-Boston
New York Phi la. Clevel. Richn. Atlanta Chicago .St.Louis Minn. Kans.Cy. Dallae
' San ^ran. Tctal
No. reporting banks
*+5
106
56
90
SI
*+*+
101
36
35
76
V*
53 “ ‘
768
U.S.bonds to secure circulation
l*+,352
*+6,051 11,*+97 *+1,055 2*+,9$0 15,265
19,355 17,155
o,U 15 13,712 17,$29
3^505
262,735
Other TJ\ S,bo:nds including
Liberty bonds
23 ,3 55
30*+,3*+3
U.-S c e rtific ate s of indebtedness
95,52*+
7 1 9 ,2 3 2
Total U ,S securities
1 3 3 ,2 3 1 1 ,0 7 0 ,2 2 5
Loans secured by U . 3. bonds, etc •
3^70*+
656,160
A l l other loans and investments
To 1 ,795 3 , 9 7 0 , 7 / 4
Reserve balances with F..P-. bank
8 0 ,8 3 4
647,056
Cash in vault
22,$1+6
129,266
Net demand deposits
73g,o27 4 ,6 4 9 ,2 0 3
Tir.e d 3-DGsits‘
106,139
252,089
uovernnexi't dep o s it s
____________4o,4o4____ 241,668
2*
Data for banks in JJedoral Heserve batik cities,
New York
Jan.24--Jan.17
*+3 , 1+26 35,5*+5 5 5 ,9 5 1 *+2,703
10*+, 1+39 39,*+56
1 2 ,3 3 2 3 0 ,3 5 3
2 1 ,2 7 5
36 035
7 9 9 ,7 7 7
85 ,2 97 -i-10,592 i+ S 5 3 5
4 7 ,1 0 b
±62,596 3 9 ,1 3 5
2 6,7 0 7
30,^3*+
15,
7 9 ,0 3 5
1, *+57 , 203
i*+0,220 237, 19s 125,526 103,07*+
2 3 6 .8 9 0
95,796 *+5,50S 7 5 ,4 0 9 55, 111 1I+9 576 2 ,5 1 9 ,7 6 5
146,053
9 2 ,6 1 9 ? 3 , l 4 l
19,6 55
7 3 ,9 3 6
2*+, 1$1
1 0 ,1 1 2
11 279
7 ,7 5 5
19 6 0 3 1 ,1 3 9 ,2 6 7
627 ,3 2 6 956,036 363 , 233 3 15 , 2 l l 1 ,3 6 3 ,3 9 8 3 7 2 ,5 5 3 2 2 5 ,0 9 9 4 3 3 ,4 3 4 174,234
5 2 3 0 7 7 1 0 ,0 9 0 .1 7 2
59 ,3 23
9 3 , 2?6 3 4 ,$20 28,17 S
15 /, 020 3 9 ,5 9 5 22,855 46 , 277 17,092
U9 0 2 6
1 , 275,502
19,155 3 5 ,3 7 7 12,955 l S ,0 $ S
5 4 ,3 6 0
1 2 ,5 9 1
3 ,3 9 5
16 , 3 1 s _ 9 ,2 2 2
21 176
3 7 *+, S99
628,969 7 8 2 ,4 7 0 323,0*+> 2h-6, *+8$ 1, IbO, 537 2 9 0 ,3 6 0 2 1 1 ,5 2 2 3 So, 353 l ^ i , 9.So I^2 l 135 9 99U. 2*+3
19,1 70 2 7 8 ,2 3 1 6 4 ,1 1 0
9 9 ,6 4 1
1+02,876 90,926
50 .3*+3 65,723 2 7 ,2 4 2 130 . 5 o5 1 ,5 8 7 ,0 8 6
3 0 ,3 5 9
57 ,2 6 $
1 1 ,2 7 6
11,68 0
5 7 , 73':
1 7 , 100
6 ,3 0 9
1 0 ,0 4 4
4 , 4 4 3 ____ ___________1+89,445
Federal Beserve branch ci ties, and other reporting banks*
Chicago
Jan* 2*+— -Jan-l?
ITo. reporting banks
1+1+
55
65
U*S* bonds to secure
circulatio n
3 5 ,7 2 3
35 ,7 3 3
1 ,^ 9
Other Uo So bonds inelud263,396 46,667
ir-2 Liberty bonds
2 5 6 ,3 5 7
U .S * ce rtific ate s of
Indebtedness
37, V40
6 7 7 ,2 3 7
68 7,399
Total U *5?* secrrities
98 7,07 8 135,126
$ 6 $ ,3 7 7
Loans secured by 1% S*
bonds, etc.
621,692 56, *+55
611,077
A ll other loans and inve staent s
3 , 567 , 5^5 3, 59*+, 179 843,771
Eeserve balances with
1* IU tank
6 1 2 ,6 7 4
635,222 107,621
Cash in vault
110,703 j>9,609
1 0 7 ,5 7 1
ITet denand deposits
4 , 272 , 15s *+,322,535 733,4 71
Time deposits
205,190 153,726
135,077
Government deposits
225,360
3 5 3 , 1+67 3 9 ,3 3 1
Ratio of U*S*v/ar securiti3s
ant war paper to total loans
And inv^staent s, per cent
30.2
lS.U
30 .0
i
All F.R.bank cities
1+4
:
Jan-2*+---Jan.17
254
99,514
99,497
1+0,798
43 9 >309
456,887
133,617
4 3 ,3 3 9
Jan. 2*+-- Jan. 17
233
1,119
3 7 ,7 0 0
F.R.Branch cities
, 029,321 1 , 040,271
1 , 358,744 1,596,655
955,201
9 5 2 ,9 2 0
r e p o iu ^ b a n k s
Total
J an . 2*+-——•Jan. 17
76 s
108,39*+
262,735
262 , 7 *+*+
220,772
224 , 3 5 s
799,777
825,595
411,067
214,176
51+3 , 1+1+5
21*+, 889
547,61+1
1,457,203
2 , 513,765
1 .4o7, 02o
2 '555,363
1 0 5 ,3 30
120 ,297
12*v+7i
l, 189,267
1 , 188,721
5*+, S51
108,497
1 33,1 96
i*+4,350
213.706
*+07,576
211,865
105,769
159
5^ , 67*+
Jan. 2*+— — Jan*17
763
35:>
356
159
31+4,350
,535,517 6 , 661,191 1,509,833 1 , 519,275 1, 91+4, 522 1,954,402 10 , 090,172 10,135,468
10 8 ,02 9
3 3 ,^00
167 -696 1,275 , 502 1,298,874
158,529
151 ,5*47
374,539
3 So , o21
99,862
00,145
6b, / JO 10J , 4? 0
, 030^953 7, 181,763 1,241,877 1,260,972 1 , . . 1 , 1+08 1,637,3 6*+ 3 ,33 2 0 10,080,102
1+86,022 1 , 53 1 ,080 1 ,e03,004
1+84,113
541,984
6s-8 ,150 46u, 987
*+70,892
483,445
558,350
79,315
60,055
356.557
53$, 07*+
62,831
33,167
7 9 5 ,7 H
153 ,27**
3 $ , *+05
1 8 .0
379,431
220,003
1 5 5 ,3 1 6
21i. 284
26.^
26.6
22.7
95 0.55 7
22.7
21 ■3
21.5
2 5 .c
25-1
OOITFILEI’TL11AL
S t . 1 SS
Tot for put li cat ion.
GOLD IMPOSTS INTG AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STAGES
(in thousands of d o l l a r s .)
10 days ending: Total since : Jan 1 to
M IS ; Jan•10. 1919 1 Jan*!. 1919 :Jan .11, 19IS
i 11 days ending:
: ]>c- 31
IMPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
32S
561
5bl
215
U. S. Mint or Assay
Office bars
-
-
-
-
Bullion refined
152
150
150
57S
-
-
—
-
-
530
711
711
DOMESTIC EXPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
—
-
-
U, S. Mint or Assay
Office bars
-
-
-
-
-
199
5^1
5U1
goo
5U1
5U1
291
-
-
-
-
-
-
.
50
U. S. Coin
Foreign coin
Total imports
•
1
Bullion refined
Coin
Total
FOREIGN EXPORTS:
Bullion refined
Coin
Total
Ho
sUo
3
-
2
286
•
1
1
.
200
Total exports
51+1
E xc ess of go ld im ports over exports since January 1 * 1919
E xc ess of g o ld im ports over exports since August 1 , 191 ^
D IV IS IO N OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
FEBRUARY 3 ,
1919-
§'41
292
170
1 , 0 7 1 , 57 b
>
S-lSSa
GOLD IMPORTS TL'ITO AND EXPORTS FROM TIL.C LWIOk’D STATES
CONFIDENTIAL
Not i c" pub—
BXSTCRIBOISX1 31 COUNTRU'iB
licatj on•
17 v jj r 3 T S
I I»: ? 0 a m 0
*
—_J 'x *• ±t
10 days ending; To Sal since »1C Ci&y3 oncung ; Total since
>.9 *^9 * -jan ♦lu. J.919 : Jan-1, 1919
Jan 10, 13.1.9 - Jan
Canada
$
$ 279,S>4'4
279,
$
103
$
103
209,643
209,6^3.
31*5 , 1*70
31*5 , 1+70
Honduras
15,300
15,300
-
-
Nicaragua
>+3,273
*+3 i273
-
-
Salvador
14, 300
lU,SOO
-
-
393
393
-
-
7,243
7,2^3
-
*
Colombia
92.S 66
92,266
1SS,000
183,000
Ecuador
23,SOS
2S,SOS
-
-
Venezuela
is , 50c
is ,500
7,000
710,669 .
5^0 , 5 73.
Mexi co
Cuba
British Guiana
Total
710,669
DIVISION OF EXPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
FEBRUARY 3, 1S19-
7,000
5^0,573
C O N F-I S £ N T .l A L
Not for publication.
st. 197
GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPOETS FRCM THE UNITED STATES
(in thousands of dollars.)
IMPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
: 10 days ending ; 10 days ending:Total since: Jan 1 to
: Jan. 10, 1919 : Jan.20, 1919 :Jan,l. 1919:Jan.12.191S
i
561
3 U1
302
U66
Bullion refined
150
173
323
733
U. S. Coin
-
S
S
1 , 0^5
U. S, Mint or Assay
Office bars
Foreign coin
_
Total imports
DOMESTIC EXPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
711
52?-
-
-
-
135
135
-
-
5^1
306
SU7
1,696
5^1
UUi
9S2
1,707
-
-
-
U. S. Mint or Assay
Office bars
Bullion refined
Coin
Total
FOREIGN EXPORTS:
Bullion refined
v
Coin
19
Total
Total exports
............. 19
$41
U60
Excess of gold imports over exports since January 1, I 919
Excess of gold imports over exports since August 1, lgilt
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
February S> 1913 .
lU
1 . 233
2 , 25S
3
s
-
19
70
19
70
1,001
1,777
232
1,071,638
CONFIDENTIAL.
Not for publication.
GOLD IMPORTS INTO .AKD EXPORTS KICM T£E UNITED STATES
DISTRIBUTED BY COUNT!LIES.
:
I MP 0 RTS
10 days ending
Jan.20, 1919
Canada
$300,405
Honduras
-
Nicaragua
25,^02
Salvador
-
Mexico
-37, IS 2.
E X P O H ™s
Total since : 10 days ending: To tal since
Jan.l, 19'j-9 : Jan*30. 1919 : Jan. 1, 1919
$5S0, 2>40
-
$103
.
35,300
-
-
.
6S,67'4
-
-
lU,SOO
-
-
29o,S25
$3 ?.1+) SS5
670,355
Cuba
~
393
-
-
British. Guiana
-
7,2^3
-
-
Colombia
Ecuador
^7,679
-
Peru
-
Venezuela
-
Philippine Islands
Total
28,SOS
3.S, 500
61,192
61,132
521,860
1,232,529
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
IEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
FEBRUARY 8 , 1319
1SS.000
1U0 , 5^5
135,339
-
-
3.35,339
7,000
-
kGO, 22^
1,000,797
‘ -C-Q-3J-F-I_D-E-H'-2.I_A_L
ITot for publication.
GOLD IMPORTS INTO AITD EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
(in thousands of dollars-)
:10 days endixi^: 11 days ending: Total since : Jan. 1 to
:Jan.20. 1919.......: :Jan.31. 1919 : Jarul, 1919 :* Feb. 1, 191s
IMPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
3^1
SU3
U.S.Hint or Assay
Office bars
-
-
Bullion refined
173
s
U. S-* Coin
Foreign coin
Total imports
37
1,745
-
—
522
sso
DOMESTIC EXPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
—
360
1,219
s
2,059
-
—
8S3
—
2,113
-
-
lU
U, 155
6
U. S- Mint or Assay
Office bars
135
-
135
Bullion refined
-
-
-
Coin
306
______ _-2*395.
hki
2,395
3,377
3,i7S
-
-
-
Total
FOREIGN EXPORTS:
Bullion refined
Coin
Total
Total exports
-
...A3____
19
>60
2,395
......... 3,242 .
10
3.162
—.............19
ru
19
131
3,396
3,309
Excess of gold toqa&rts oyer imports since January 1, 1919
Excess of gold imports over exports since August 1, IQ 14
DIVISION OF REPORTS AITD STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
February/ 17, 1919
-
1,283
1,070,123
r
i
St*2lUa
C 0 N F I D S N T I A L
Not for publication.
GOLD Il/EPGRTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
DISTRIBUTED BY COUNTRIES-
I MP O B I S
:
:
E x p o r t s
:11 days ending: Tgtai since :11 days ending: Total since
: Jan<-31, 1919 : Jan-1. 1919 : Jan.31. 1919 : Jan.l. 1919
$136
$265,032
$ 8^ 5,287
1 , 65S
1,653
12, ?33
28,133
-
Nicaragua
130,725
199,399
-
-
Salvador
56,220
71,020
-
-
227,962
52'4,737
1159,31s
930
1,323
-
-
28,302
35,5^5
-
-
7 SO
780
-
-
53,137
193,682
Canada
Costa Rica
Honduras
Mexico
Cuba
British Guiana
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
28 ,SOS
-
Peru
79,973
79,973
Venezuela
23,130
Hi, 630
Philippine Islands
Total
-
sso,6 ss
DIVISION OF REPORTS AMD STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
February If, 1919
$33
~
1,650,0 00
-
1 , 838,000
135,339
225,950
292,950
-
61.192
2,.113,217
1,129,673
2, 395,301
3 , 396,098
C O N ? ! DEN U A L
Not for publication
GOLD IMPOSTS INTO. AND EXPOETS FROM THE UNITED STATES
St.233
(In thousands of dollars.)
• 11 days ending:10 days ending: Total since : Jan.l io
3an.il. 1919 : Feb,10. 1919 : Jan.,1, 1919 :Feb,S, I 93.S
IMPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
sU3
261
U.S. Mint or Assay
Office Bars
—
_
-
622
i,UUi
g
2,100
Bullion refined
37
262
U. S. Coin
-
-
2,006
Forei.^p. coin
Total iuiports
lU
820
523
2,636
U,58l
1
1
11
DOMESTIC EXPORTS:
Ors and Base bullion
U.S. Mint or Assay
Office Bars
-
Bullion refined
-
Coin
Total
1,026
-
135
-
1
1
12
2 ,3 3 5
1.193
M 3 5
U,2i6
2,395
1,195
^,572
M 39
FOREIGN EXPORTS:
Bullion refined
Coin
—
_
Total
Total exports
19
172
19
172
U,59l
U,l+n
...
_
2,395
1,195
Excess of gold exports over imports since January 1, 1919
19 lU •
Excess of gold imports over exports since August 1,
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
February 2?, 1919
1,955
1 , 069,^51
C O N F I D E N T I A L
Not for publication.
St.233a
GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
DISTRIBUTED BY COUNTRIES.
I M P 0 R 1r s
E X P 0 R T S
:10 days ending: Total since
10 days ending:Total since
::Jan.l, 1919
: Feb.10,1919
: Jan.l, 1919
Feb.10,1919
$161,879
$859,^58
$1,350
Costa Rica
50,264
51,922
-
Honduras
is, oi4
46.147
-
-
Nicaragua
80,946
280,345
-
-
Salvador
-
71,020
122,533
647,320
1 , 60s
1 , 60S
Canada
Mexico
Trinidad
Cuba
-
$l,4Sb
-
275,468
-
1,405,141
-
1,323
British Guiana
4,925
40,470
-
-
Dutch Guiana
6,500
6,500
-
-
Chile
4, 15S
4,93S
-
-
24,666
21s, 34s
15,000
m
m
2S,S0S
hm
-
^6,303
126,356
~
135,339
522
42,152
902,720
61,192
-
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Philippine Islands
Total
522,393
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
FEBRUARY 27 , I 9I 9
2, 635,610
1 , 194, 53s
1 , 253,000
1,195,670
■
-
590,636
- T --------
i
‘.
i
r
^
;
i
V
*
*
V
C n u 1? T n E S H
A L
~ Kfe-fc i’or publication
1
St.252
GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
(In thousands of dollars.)
:10 days ending: 10 days ending: Total since : Jan 1 to
: Feb.10, 1919 : Feb.20. 1919 r Jan.l, 1919 : Feb,22. 1918
IMPORTS:
Ore and "base bullion
2b1
33U
U-S.Mint or Assay
Office Bars
-
—
Bullion refined
262
U. S. Coin
-
jor3i",r. coin
_
1 ,U32
"
99
2 ,55S
721
2,^53
2 , 5b6■
2.UU6
2’+
5,677
6,355
—
1
11
—
135
961
So2
77
961
5,533
U,927
r\
O
Total i.:-'orts
2,390
523
i
DOMESTIC e :;?o~t s :
Ore and base bullion
U. S. Hint or Assay
Office bars
1
1
Bullion refined
Coin
Total
FCRF.IfflT EXPORTS:
Bullion refined
1.193
1,195
-
Coin
—
—
Total
Total exports
1,195
961
—
19
17 U
_J3
1?^
5,55?-
Excess of gold imports over escorts since January 1, 1919
Excess of gold imports over exports since August 1, 1914
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
MARCH 8, 1919
—
5 ,101
125
1,071,531
*
St. 252a
C O N F I D E N T I A L
Not *for publication
GOLD IMPORTS INTO M D EXPOETS FRCM THE UNITED STATES
DISTRIBUTED BY COUNTRIES.
:
I MP ORT S
:
EXPO RTS
*
:10 days ending: Total since : 10 days ending: Total since
: Fab.20,1919 : Jan»l. 1919 : Feb.20. 1919 : Jan.l, 1919
Canada
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Mexico
Newfoundland
Trinidad
Cuba
British Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Hong Eons
Philippine Islands
Portugese Africa
Total
$ 109,760
•
50,487
65,629
176,157
61
3,i6i
15,390
4-9,205
51,973
13,733
5 , 4oo
136,709
223,477
61
l, 6os
4 1,323
43,631
—
.-
127,17S
-
-
>+7,552
769,255
80,781
5 , 677,260
$
11,529
•
1,532,319
—
•
i 4o ,089
20,322
268,153
2, 500,000
61,192
__________ _ 3 4 ___ _ .......... 34
3, o4i, 650
$10,043
-
55 ,ooo
-
6,500
2, 500,000
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL EESERVE BOARD
MARCH 8, 1919
$ 1 , 116,921
51,922
46,147
330, S32
-
961,476
-
1 , 902,000
-
135,339
1,964,925
5,552,112
GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS PROM THE UNITED STATES
(In thousands of dollars.)
8 days ending: Total since : Jan. 1 to
: Feb,20, 1919 : Feb.2S, 1919 1 Jan.l, 1919 • Mc-h. 1.1912
:10 days ending:'
IMPORTS:
Ore and "base bullion
U<.S.Mint or Assay
Office Bars
384
-
2,639
-
-
-
1,575
99
75
796
2,859
2,558
7
2,573
2.UU5
Bullion refined
U- Sr. Coin
2-99
?)*■
Foreign coin
Total imports
3,0^1
381
6 , 05s
6 , 9oU
12
DOMESTIC EXPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
—
-
l
U. S* Mint or Assay
Office Bars
-
-
135
-
962
3,059
953
5,388
5.273
953
6,4s6
8 ,3 ^
961
Bullion refined
Coin
961
Total
FOREIGN EXPORTS:
Bullion refined
—
_
Coin
Total
Total exports
-
r?
961
l
20
... 1-75
l
20
175
95U
6,506
8,519
Excess of gold exports over imports since January 1, 1919
Excess of gold imports over exports since August 1, 191^
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
MARCH 20, 1919
1,070,952
St, 273 a
C O N F I D E N T I A L
Not for pubiication
GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRIBUTED SY COUNTRIES.
:
I MP 0 RTS
;
E X P 0 R T £
; 3 days ending: Total since: S days onding: Total since
: Feb-23, 1919 : Jan.l, 1919: Seb*2St .1919 : Jan.l, 1919
Canada
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Mexico
Newf oimdland
Trinidad
Cuba
British Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Vone zue la
Dutch East Indies
Hongkong
Philippine Islands
British South Africa
Portuguese Africa
Total
$102,671
10,175
' $1,219,592
51,922
6,163
333,995
13.6,709
. 561,127
*
37,650
: •
•
19,050
-
71,763
is,s 6 i
-
10^,313
8,150
-
330,796
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS,
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
MARCH 20, 1919.
56,322
61
1, 60$
1,323
^3,631
6,500
39,373
268,153
152 , 5^
153,950
**7,552
2 , 500,000
165,505
8,150
3^
6,058,056
$21
157,723
-
$.11,550
-
1 , 690,102
-
^79,335
-
2 , 337,335
50,000
267 , 000
2,01^925
95M 39
6,506,251
-
-
135,333
267,000
-
*
st -29.^.
■J 0 N E I D E II T 7 A L
Not for publication
rpr.’j\ ory
M
i"ES
iiL
COLD I'.'PORI'S II"10 ALB EXP CRTS ERai THE UNI JLj^j
/
V
J~hQ'' C*. ]_ds of d o lla r s .)
. b' " qi <7 criiing;10 cays ending:
10 ” C‘ • ;*-7
: ■
R’eb 23
IMPORTS:
Oro and base "bullion.
To ia L since
1
; Jan- ,1 to
lSG.Q—1
—idGTL-—O-;—
3 ,0 1 2
1,693
223
1,019
3
2;,533
5,106
2.UU9
-
-
-
3U
331
3 ,0 7 9
9 ,1 3 7
7 .3 S 6
DOMESTIC EXPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
—•
—
1
lb
U-S-Mint or Assay
Office Bars
—
—
135
—
Bullion refin ed
-
-
962
3 ,0 6 4
2 39
3 23
U .S .H i n t or Assay
Offico bars
—
““
"Bullion refin ed
75
7
U. S- Coin
Foreign coin
Total imports
Coin
Total
FOREIGN" EXPORTS:
Bullion re fin e d
Coin
6,095
6,oUg
953
707
7 ,1 9 3
9 ,1 ^ 9
-
-
-
95U
inports over experts
imports over exports
Division OF REPORTS AiTD STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
I/tARCH
2o, 1919.
_____ 2Q _
_
1
Total exf>J>rts
"I’xcess of gold
Excess of gold
707
... ... J L .
To t a l ".
,210
953
-
—
707
sinco January7, 1,
since August
1,
' --- -—
175
20
175
7 ,2 1 3
9 ,3 2 4
1519
1914
1 ,9 2 4
1 ,0 7 3 ,3 3 0
. ..... ... _
C O N F I D E N T I A L
Not for publication
bC-cycia
GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STALES
DISTRIBUTED BY CGUiTTRIES.
:
EXPOS T S
:
I II ? 0 P. r,i 0
: 10 day:; ending:: Total since:: IQ days ending: Total sinci
: McL-xO. I9.19J
L J ^ J C L IQ
IQj. __Jan-JL—141
? y
United Kingdom - England
Canada:..
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Panama
IMexico
Newfoundland
Trinidad
Cuba
British Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Dutch East Indies
Hongkong
Philippine Islands
British South Africa
Portuguese Africa
Total
$7 »01i'9
6 s ss ;3
62,452
5>3i
^7,707
4?, 9-!-3
1,771
152,3^7
—
—
5,976
919
2,643
126,902
—
35,4oo
13,966
-
2 , 500,000
-
3 , 079,379
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS,.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
MARCH 28, I919 .
*7,049
I,25£,l33
.1x4..74
51,813
386,702
184,622
V f7!
1 , 013,474
’ 61
1,608
1,323
49,607
7,4-19
4-2,021
395,055
152,544
194,350
61 , 51s
~
—
—
—
—
—
—
$ 407,270
—
,
—
—
—
10,000
—
-
289,680
—
-
5 , 000,000
165.505
s'. 150
34
—
9 , 137,435
706,950
$3.1,550
—
—
—
2,097,372
—
2,397,335
135,339
2,304,605
267,000
—
—
7 , 213,201
c o n f i d e n t i a l
d
Not for publication
i/
j
-j
GOLD IIIPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS IT,OH THE UNITED STATES
(In thousands of dollars.)
:
to
1 j days ending 10 days ending: Total since
191s
Ivlch.
22
,
Jan.l,
1919
:
'.Icli.
20
,
1919
-eh-10 , 1919
:
riPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
323
U-S-liint or Assay
Office bars
2,533
U. S. Coin
Total imports
3
, 0 7 9
3,532
22
5,134
2,46s
-
132
10,206
, 0 & 9
DOMESTIC
Ore and base bullion
-
-
1
U. S. Hint or Assay
Office bars
-
-
1 3 5
Bullion refined
-
E X P O
R T S :
Coin
Total
FOREIGN EXPORTS:
Bullion refined
7 0 7
7 0 7
Total exports
0
7
4
4
7
4
4
...... ..
L
s o
o
, 3 1 3
16
-
3,257
1
—
7 , 9 3 7
-
............. 7 1 , 1 0 4
10,377
•M.
Coin
Total
-
1,025
-
1
1
,
b
-
Foreign coin
n
2,181
-
-
223
Bullion refined
4,047
1,035
-
J a
:
:
~
7 0 7
, ' . 7 ^
—
2 0
290
-
20
290
4.
7 , 9 5 7
10,667
t.jccoss of 50Id imports over exports since January 1, 1919
$2,249,000
Excess of gold imports over exports since August 1, 1914 l, 073 »655, 000
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
APRIL 7, 1919
st .3 15a
CO N F I D E N T I A L
Not for publication
*
GOLD II/EPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS PROM THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRIBUTED BY COUNTRIES,
E X P 0 R 1T S
I MP 0 R T S
10
days
ending: Total since
since:
:10 days ending: Total
Mch.
20,1919
: «Jan *1, 1919
Jan.l,
• Mob.20, 1919 :
1919:
:
$76,236
1 , 364,671
544
-
61,513
0
—
-
1,665
50,197
2,320
-
119,090
-
703,691
-
i , o6 s ,6 s3
DIVISION CP REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
APRIL 7, 1919-
CTN
1—1
Total
$7,049
3
United Kingdom England
Canada
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Panama
Iloxico
Nowf oundland
Trini dad
Cuba
British Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Dutch East Indies
Hongkong
Philippine Islands
British South Africa
Portu3ie.seAf ri ca
$253 , 00U
114,374
3S7.246
1S4,622
1,771
1 , 12S,4l4
-
-
61
257,9^3
7,9^0
49,607
5,005
n ,9 9 5
1,60S
1,323
9,024
92 , 21S
397,375
152 , 5^
33.3,44o
61 , 51 s
703,691
5 ,coo, 000
165,505
s, 150
34
10 , 206, 11 s
-
-
50,000
~
15S, 225
-
$ 26U, 55U
2 , 355,315
7 -,9^0
-
5,005
11,995
-
2 , 447,335
-
135,339
2,462,830
267,000
-
-
-
7 ^ ,1 1 2
-
7 , 957,313
r
Hot for
1
•
1
St-339
Publication
™ m nc n’po'i THE UNITED STATESc-OLD IIIPORTS IiTTO 1C::D liXPOR.^
aids of dollars.)
fin thousar
-10 days anding:
-^3-C.cli-2.C,_39-19'II5P0RTS:
Ore and base bullion
U. S- Hint or Assay
Office Ears
2,527
-
-
-
-
U. S. Coin
Total iiaports
U,l+75
b25
1,035
Bullion refined
Foreign coin
onaing: Total since : Jan. 1 to
un—3.^,-.1912^J.&n.-.1,......13IS
t_]_ daj’s
6
5,903
6,923
3,916
28
2
5,136
2,U6s
_
....
1,069
6,333
16,539
9,oU3
1
16
DOTIESTIC EXPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
.
U.S.Mint or Assay
Office bars
-
-
135
Bullion refined
-
-
1
Coin
Total
7UU
2,537
7 U1+
2,337
___________
112 -
-
3,263
....... lQr.13X
10, 2lb
10,695
FOREIGN EXPORTS:
Bullion refined
15
Coin
Total
Total exports
-
ikk
______ 35..
15
35
290
2,352
10,309
10,935
Excess of gold imports over exports since January 1, 1919
Excess of gold imports over exports since August 1, 191h
DIVISION 0E REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
APRIL lo, 1919
290
$6,230,000
1,077,636,000
C O N F I D E N T I A L
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GOLD EXPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRIBUTED BY COUNTRIES*
:
IMPOE
EX P O RTS
T S
r 11 days ending: Total since 11 days ending Total since
: i/lchv31, 1919 : Jan-1, 1919 Mch.31, 1919 ;Jan. 1 , 1919
United Kingdom
England
Canada
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Panama
Mexico
lievjfoundland
Trinidad
Cuba
British Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Chile
00101111)1a
Ecuador
Peru
-
$5 , 26^,720
2,027
12,069
68,499
93 , S06
—
155,950
-
909
8 , 96s
_
19,001
38,282
44,909
Venezuela
Dutch East Indies
-
Hongkong
-
Phi lippine I slands
23,995
British South Africa
-
Portugese Africa
-
Total
6,332,135
DIVISION OF''REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD ■
APRIL IS, 1919
$7,0^9
7,229,391
116 ,401
73,882
4-55,7).*5
278,428
1,771
1,284,364
6l
1,608
2,232
58,575
9,084
92 , 21s
416,376
190,826
358,3^9
6l,5lS
703,691
5 , 000,000
189,500
8,150
34
16,539,253
-
—
$S
413,75^
-
1,600
-
526,805
-
960,000
450,000
$264,562
—
—
—
2 , 769,069
—
7,9^0
—
5,005
13,595
2 (974,i4c
-
135,339
3,422,830
717,000
-
—
—
—
—
-
2,352 ,167
—
10,309,480
s t -359
C O N F I D E N T I A L
Sot’ for publication
GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPGPJ13 FROM THE UNITED STATES
(In thousands of dollars*).'
» 1 to
: ^ days ending: IQ1days ending” Total. since :
: March 31.1919* Aoril 10. 1919* Jan-1 , 1919 i Apri 1 12,1912
IMPORTSf
Ore and base bullion
U.S»Hint or Assay
Office bars
Bullion refined
422
-
Total imports
DOMESTIC EXPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
-
-
Coin
Total
3 , 229.
-
5b
6,924
4,319
2
2,509
7,645
2,423
—
—
132
2,943
6,333
.
U. S., Mint or Assay
Office Bars
Bullion refined
4,254
5,903
U. S* Coin
Foreign coin
372
19,423
10,163
1
26
—
135
2.337
*......
2,337
l
3,262
248
10.925
9.207
s4s
11,122
12,501
6
41
304
FOREIGN EXPORTS:
Bullion refined
Coin
..... -15_______
Total
Total exports
6 .
2,352
254
Excess of /.id iEports over « ...ports since January 1, I 9I9
Excess of gold imports over exports since August 1, 1914
DIVISION OF EEP0RT5 AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
i m 7 , 1919*
4l
11,163
304
12,205
$2,320,000
1,079,726,OCX)
St.359a
C O N F I D E N T I A L
Not for publication
GOLD IMPORTS INTO M D EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
DISTRIBUTED BY COUNTRIES*
E X P O R T S
I MPORT S
;
llOdays ending • Total since 10 days ending: Total since
: April 10.1919 : Jan.l, 1919 : April 10. 1919: Han.l, 1919
United Kingdon
England
Canada
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Panama
Mexico
Newfoundland
Trinidad
Cuba
British Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Chile
Colombi a
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Dutch East Indies
Hongkong
phi lippine Islands
British South Africa
Portuguese Africa
Total
$95,715
1,948
46o
' 23,009
85,525
6,864
$ 67
$'264,629
116,430
2 , 885,499
118,349
74,342
473,754
278,428
1,771
1 ,369,889
61
7,940
8,472
2,232
6,188
698
15,272
92,916
440,94s
7,93S
2,356
63,874
190,826
366,287
2, 500,000
703,691
7 , 500,000
175,705
175,739
2,942,822
19,483,194
11,844
5,005
58,575
24,572
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
MAY 7 t 1919
8 , 16s
$7 , 325,106
13,595
531,395
3,505,535
206,100
135,339
3,628,930
853,992
11 , 163,472
717,000
-201,344
8,150
C O N? I DEM T I A L
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S t. 3
-
4
GOLD I' SPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITEDSTATES
(In thousands of dollar s
;
-
. )
days en d in g : 1 0 day s ending; To tal sines ; Jan*
April 1 0 , 1 9 1 9 April 2 0 , 1 9 3 : 9 : Jan. 1 . 1 9 1 9 :April
1 0
IMPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
3
U*S. Mint or Assay
Office Bars
7
5 3 1
S
-
Bullion refined
5
U. S. Coin
5
-
,
3 ^ 5
6
1 1 3
7 , 0 9 7
2 , 5 0 9
3 6
7 , 6 8 1
680
U< S.IIint or Assay
Office Bars
#
■
Bullion refined
....
FOREIGN EXPORTS:
Bullion'refined
2 , 4 9 0
-
1
26
-
135
-
1
3,270
466
. 11 ,4^1
10.085
848
466
11,588
-
-
.
s4o..... .
....
6............ .
466
.
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL-EESERVE BOARD
m y 15 , 1919 -
. 13,38.1"
4i
304
4i
3o 4
11,629
13,685
_
6 ..............
854
-
-
-
Excess of gold imports over exports since January 1, I919
Excess of gold imports over .exports since August 1, 19l4
4 , 4 3 9
io, 561
-
Total .
Total exports
3 , 5 0 0
20, lb3
2,943
DOMESTIC EXPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
Total
' 1 8
132
Total imports
Coin
,
-
-
Foreign coin
Coin
to
1
1 9
$8,534,000
1,079,940,000
C O N F I D E N T I A L
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St.3S4a
GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
DISTRIBUTED BY COUNTRIES.
I LI P 0 R T S
E X P ORT S
10 days ending: Total since
April 20,1919; jarul. 191Q
United Kingdon
England
Canada
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Panama
Mexico
Newf oundland
Trini dad
Cuba
British Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Bolivia
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
Dutch East Indies
Hongkong
Philippine Islands
British South Africa
Portuguese Africa
TOTAL
$30,561
6s,34g
56,152
115,982
—
6,366
372
227
24,324
38,617
33.SJ19
-
6so,26s
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
may 15, 1919
16s
7,355,667
10 days ending:Total since
April 20,1919 ; Jan. 1,1919
$70,500
$335,129
155,770
3,041,269
126,697
74,3^2
534,906
27 S.428
1,771
1,485,871
61
14,838
2,6 o 4
58,575
15,272
7,9^0
19,795
50,000
3,555,535
134,000
3 , 62s, 930
901,000
466,470
11 , 629,942
827
92,916
465,272
190,826
4o 4,9 o 4
135,339
63,874
i , o 42,4 iq
5,005
6,200
7 , 500,000
201,344 •
8,150
175.739
20, 163,462
C O N F I D E N T I A L
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GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
(In thousands of dollars.)
10 days ending: 10 days ending: Total since : Jan.l to
.nr.?n IQ IQ
: f i n r , iqi_q.„_:_ Jan*l. 1919
IMPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
531
U13
U.S* Mint or Assay
Office Bars
-
-
Bullion refined
113
36
U. S. Coin
Foreign coin
Total imports
6S0
5,795
3,777
-
-
150
7,2^7
5,6U3
2, 505
10 , 186
2,^90
3,06S
23,231
12,052
5
6
32
277
DOMESTIC EXPORTS::
Ore and Base bullion
—
U.S- Mint or Assay
Office Bars
-
1U2
Bullion refined
-
**
Coin
Total
FOREIGN EXPORTSt
Bullion refined
U66
303
4 bb
450
-
-
l
-
k l .... .
hi
U66
U50
12,079
Excess of gold imports over exports since January 1, 1919
Excess of gold imports over exports since August 1, lglU-
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
JUNE 2, 1919'
3,370
n.593
Total
Total exports
-
11,75k
12,036
-
Coin
1U2
-
14,935
.....3-l6
.. 316.....
15,311
$11,152,000
1,082,553,000
C O N F I D E N T I A L
Not for publication
GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATESDISTRIBUTED BY COUNTRIES.
E X P 0 R T S
:
I MPORTS
..
:
: 10 days ending: Total since: 10 days onding: Total since
: Jan-1 , 1919
: APr -30> 1313 : Jan-i, 19 IS: Apr-30,1$19
Unitadr'ingdom
England
Canada
Coctjcv itica
;'cndura.c
Nicaragua
Salvador
panada
Mexico
Usv/fcunaland
Trinidaa
Cuba
Briti?;: .luiana
Dutch Suia**a
Bolivia
Chile
Co ioiJji.u
rC'^GJDT
Peru
Vsnezusla
Dutch East Indies
Eonghortg
phi lippine Islands
British South Africa
portu nie se Afri ca
TOTAL
$2,555
129,101
64,703
l'3f ssG
34,907
26,293
lib, 9^4
372
4,1+gg
~
2^2
9,229
2o,093
42, S50
48,215
7.0S7
cl) ^*00 %'JOG
41,511
-
3,067,526
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
• FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
JUNE
1919.
•
$ i o ,S53
7,4s^, 766
251, ^00
90, 22S
569, S13
304,721
1,771
1,602,755
6l
l1*, 83 s
P-%07
C
JIK
°
63,06^
13, 27 2
l, 0o3
, 9 9 , 1^
'43 1,3^5
233,676
453,119
70,961
3,0^2,410
10,000 ycoo
2U2 , £55
s, 130
175,739
23 , 231 ,04s
—
$**, £55
-
115,655
-
-
60,000
—
$333, QoU
-
3 ,156 :, S6/:!
7 , 3^0
5 ; ^03
. is ,735
3,615 ,535
-
1^ 2,367
l2o?720
27? ,7Cb
-
3,755 ,65°
301 , 'jUO
-
1^9,595
12,079 ,537
-
C O N F I D E N T I A L
** Not for publication
st.4i6
GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPOETS FROM THE UNITED STATES
(In thousands of dollars.)
*10 days ending’ 10 days ending* Total since * Jan.l to
« Apr.30, 1919 ' May 10, 1919 * Jan.l, 1919 ' MAf 10,191S
IMPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
413
309
U* S. Mint or Assay
Office bars
-
-
Bullion refined
150
U. S. Coin
6,107
3.SS6
-
-
30
7,277
5,377
2,505
24
10,210
2,490
-
-
3,06S
363
Foreign coin
Total imports
DOMESTIC EXPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
5
-
U* S. Mint or Assay
Office bars
142
-
Bullion refined
-
-
Coin
303
450
Total
Foreign gxports:
Bullion refined
«•»
Coin
—
450
23,59*+
12,395
6
32
30
277
3,374
1,051
12, S05
11.961
1,051
13,039
15,397
4i
317
4i
317
13,130
15,714
—
1,051
Excess of gold imports over exports sines January 1, 1919
Excess of gold imports over exports since August 1, 1914
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
JUNE 4, 1919.
142
l
Total
Total exports
-
$10,464,000
1,0S 1,870,000
C O N F I D E N T I A L
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St.4l6a
GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
DISTRIBUTED BY COUNTRIES
'
I MPORTS
i_______________________________
•10 days ending* Total since
» May 10, 1919 1 Jan.l, 1919
United Kingdom
England
Canada
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Panama
Mexico
Now foundland
Trinidad
Cuba
British Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Bolivia
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Yonezuela
Catch East indies
Hongkong
Philippine Islands
British south Africa
Portuguese Africa
TOTAL
$30,179
6,552
-
59,120
330
-
.
174,339
4,000
5,239
-
4,005
10,076
-
5,605
-
13,672
-
363,267
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
JUNE 4, 1919-
$ 10, 353,
7,564,947
257,952
90,223
622,933
1
E X P O RT S
i_______________________
*10 days ending’ Total since
» May 10, 3,919 1 Jan.l, 1919
$18
-
-
-
-
305,101
1, 000
1,771
1,777,134
256,702
61
13,333
2,976
63,3,52
15,272
1,069
103,150
-
7,94 o
5,005
-
19,795
-
70,961
550,000
23, 594,315
—
3,413,624
-
243,260
l,042,4l0
-
1,000
—
-
50i,44i
233,676
1+58,724
10 , 000,000
256,527
8,150
175,739
$3^0,002
-
*
-
—
3,358,795
-
277,706
4,305,650
. 901,000
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 , 050,950
13 , 130,517
C O N F I D E N T I A L
Not for publication
St-4-26
GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
(in thousands of dollars.)
*10 days ending*10 days ending' Total since * Jan.l to
• May 10, 1919 * May 20, 1919 ' Jan.l, 1919 'May .10., 191s
BIPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
309
216
-
-
Bullion refined
30
16
7,233
6,118
U. S. Coin
24
-
10,210
2,451
-
-
-
142
U. S. Mint or Assay
Office Bars
Foreign coin
363
Total imports
DOMESTIC EXPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
-
U. S. Mint or Assay
Office Bars
-
Buili on refine d
Coin
Total
232
6,323
-
23 ,.826
4,023
-
12,774
-
6
42
-
277
151
-
I
3,374
1,051
696
13,501
12,523
1,051
696
13,725
16,090
hi
319
FOREIGN EXPORTS:
Bullion refined
—
—
Coin
-
-
-
-
4i
319
696
13 , S26
16,409
Total
TOTAL EXPORTS
1,051
Excess of gold imports over exports since January 1, 1919
Excess of gold imports over exports since August 1, 1914
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
JUNE 9, ,1919-
$10,000,000
1,0S1,406,000
C O N F I D E N T IAL
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GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
DISTRIBUTED BY COUNTRIES
•
•
I MP 0 R T S
E X P O R T S
.'10 days ending’ Total since *10 days ending'1 Total since
' jan.l, 1919
’ May 20, 1919 ' jan.l, 1919 1 May 20, 1919 1
United Kingdon
England
Canada
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua.
Salvador
panama
Mexico
Newfoundland
Trinidad
Cuba
British Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Bolivia
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
peru
Venezuela
Dutch East indies
Hongkong
Philippine islands
British south Africa
Portuguese Africa
total
-
$66,701
•
150,909
-
628,933
305,101
1,771
1 , 928,093
61
18,838
■ 2,976
68,352
15,27>2
1,069
103,150
$50,001
-
$390,003
-
•
59>525
-
1,000
501-y441
-
iU,6 so
-
232,290
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
JUNE 9, 1919*
.,$10,653
7,631,64s
257,952
90, 22s
233,676
473,4o4
70,961
1,042,410
10,000,000
256,527
8,150
175,739
23 , 826,605
3,473,149
- .
7,9^0
- .
5,005
19,795
3,858,795
-
500,000
86,000
777,706
4 , 391,650
901,000
—
-
-
-
-
695,526
13 , 226, 0^3
C O N F I D E N T I A L
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GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
(In thousands of dollars*)
t10 days ending’ ll days ending* Total since * Jan. 1 to
1 May 20. 1919 * May 31, 1919 ’ Jan.l, 1919
IMPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
216
U.S-Mint or Assay
Office bars
^23
6,7^6
5,128
-
-
-
-
16
61
7,35^
6,251
U* S. Coin
-
-
10,210
6,628
Foreign coin
-
-
Bullion refined
Total imports
'
232
ikz
2^,310
18,11+9
DOMESTIC EXPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
-
8
Ik
U2
U. S. Mint or Assay
Office bars
-
-
277
331
Bullion refined
-
-
1
■ 3,381
696
179
13,680
14,1431
696
is?
13,972
18,185
Coin
Total
FOREIGN EXPORTS:
Bullion refined
Coin
—
-
Total
Total exports
696
21
62
319
21
62
319.._
208
14,03^
Excess of gold SSports over exports since January 1, 1919
Expess of gold imports over exports since August 1, 1914-
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
JUNE 21*, 1919*
18,50U
$10,276,000
1,081,682,000
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GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
DISTRIBUTED BY COUNTRIES.
•
»
I MP 0 RTS
E X P O R T S
'11 days ending1 Total since ■11 days ending * Total since
jan.l, 1919 * May 31* 1919 » jan.l, 1919
* May 31. 1919
1
United Kingfctfi' England
Canada
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
panama
Mexico
Newfoundland
Trinidad
Cuba
British Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Bolivia
Chi le
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
China
Dutch East Indies
British India
Hongkong
Philippine Islands
British south Africa
Portuguese Africa
TOTAL
$146,694
56,215
-
54,531
24-7
87 »06S
124
•-
120
336
29,768
-
2,261
~
•
106,6o4
483,96s
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
DIVISION OF REPORTS AM) STATISTICS
JUNE 24, 1919
$10,853
7,778,3^2
31^,167
90,228
683,464
305,3^8
1,771
2 , 015,161
61
18,838
3,100
68,352
15,272
1,069
103,270
501,777
233,676
503-, 172
' 70,961
1,044,671
10 , 000,000
256,527
8,150
282,343
24,310,573
$22,559
135, 5^
-
$418,562
1,000
3 , 608,629
. 7 , 9^0
- .
-•
3,S5S,795
777,706
4,435,220
200
-
43,570
200
- 50
207,919
5,005
19,795
901,000
50
-
1^ , 033,962
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GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
(in thousands of dollars.)
*11 days ending* 10 days ending* Total since * jan* 1 to
* May 31, 1919 * June 10,1919 * Jan.l, I9I9 ijune 7,1913
IMPORTS:
Ora and base bullion
423
531
U.S.Mint or Assay Office bars
Bullion refined
U. S. Coin
7.277
-
5,5^5
-
-
61
19,151
26,505
6,351
-
10
10, 220
6,629
Foreign coin
Total imports
DOMESTIC EXPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
142
4s4
19,692
s
U.S*Mint or Assay Office bars
Bullion refined
Coin
Total
-
44,002
12,667
l4
Us
211
361
1
3,386
179
353
14,033
15,303
187
353
1^,325
19, 09s
FOREIGN' EXPORTS:•
Bullion refined
.Coin
Total
Total oxports
-
21
2
64
322
21
2
64
322
20S
355
1^,389
19,420
Excess of gold imports over exports since January 1, I9 I9
Excess of gold imports over exports since August 1, I91U
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
J une 27. 1919
$29,613,000
1,101*019*000
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DISTRIBUTED BY COUNTRIES.
1
»
I MP 0 R T S
*10 days ending1
1 Total since
1 June 10,1919 1> Jan.l, 1919
United. Kingdom England
Canada
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
panama
Mexico
Newfoundland
Trinidad
Cuba
British Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Bolivia
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
peru
Venezuela
China
Dutch East Indies
British India
Hongkong
Philippine islands
British South Africa.
Portuguese Africa
TOTAL
T ..,wv '
$ 1 9 ,1 3 3 ,7 $ .
ll,i+i4
16,274
37,073
113,836
5 4 ,0 ^
7,553
-
2,374
2,590
4o,94l
23,749
2,108
246,116
. «4*
19,691,795
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
JUNE 27, 1919
$ 10,853
26, 912,086
325,581
106,502
720,537
419,184
. 1,771
2,069,184
61
18,838
3,100
75,905
15,272
1,069
105,644
504,367
274,617
526,921
73,069
-
1, 290,787
10,000,000
256,527
8,150
282,343
44,002,368
EXP 0 R T S
*10 days ending* Total sine
* June 10,1919 'jan.l, 1919
$6o,oos
255,173
20,000
20,000
—
—
—
—
3 5 5 ,1S1
$478,570
1,000.
—
3 , 863,862
-
7,940
-
5,005
19,795
-
3 , g78,795
777,706
4,455,220
200
901,000
50
*•
**
—
14,389,143
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GOLD IMPORTS INTO M D EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES,
(in thousands of dollars)
>10 days ending*10 days ending* ffotal since* Jan*l to
* June 10, 19191 June 20, 1919’ Jan.l, 1919 tjuno 21* IS
IMPORTS:
Oro and base bullion
U« S* Mint or Assay Office bars
Bullion refined
531
283
7,560
5,859
-
-
-
-
19,151
s6
26,591
36,793
10
142
10,362
6,623
90
142
bOl
44,603
49,423
1
15
54
U* S- Coin
Foreign coin
Total imports
90________
_
19,692
DOMESTIC EXPORTS?
Oro and bsfse bullion
S* S* Mint or Assay Office bars
-
4,013
4,290
391
Bullion refined
-
3,001
3,002
3.3SS .
353
33,391
47,445
16,363
353
4o,4o6
54,752
20,197
Coin
Total
FOREIGN EXPORTS:
Bullion refined
r_|
.
43
2
Coin
Total
Total exports
2
355
-
4o,4o6
Excess of gold exports ovor imports since January 1, I 919
Excess of gold imports over exports since August 1, 1914
DIVISION OF REFORTS MID STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
JULY 9, 1919*
43
54,795
—
322
20,519
$ 10, 192,000
l,0bl,214, oOO
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$HK UNITED STATES
DISTRIBUTED BY COUNTRIES.
1
IMPORT
00
r
&
Newfoundland
Trini dad .
Cuba
British Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Argentina
Brazil
Bolivia
Chilo
Colombia
Ecuador
pcru
Uruguay
Venezuela
China
Japan
Dutch East Indias
British India
Hongkong
Philippine Islands
British South Africa
po r tuguo so Af ri ca
TOTAL
—
*
$1147 , 250
8,360
18,337
—
357 , 673
—
3,783
-
92
19,254
890
692
$10,853
27,059,336
333,949
124,839
720,537
419, 184'
, 1,771
2 , 426,857
61
18,838
3,100
79,694
15,272
125 432
1,069
105,736
523,621
275,507
527,613
-
32 , 124
105; 193
-
-
-
-
•
-
10jOGu,OoC
256,527
600,961
246,905
1,110
-
-
230,030
-
-
21 , 760,000
25,000
1 , 500,000
100,000
163,500
8,150
282,343
44, 603,329
$224,311
60,000
2 , 325,000
246,905
479,680
_
-
1,000
-
4 , 093,892
-
7,940
-
5,005
19,795
21, 760,000
25,000
1 , 500,000
100,000
4,042,295
-
1,018,447
3 , 055,000
1 , 805,000
-
6 , 525,052
-
-
60,000
2 , 325,000
1 , 290, 7S7
-
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS'
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
JULY 9, 1919*
-
-
12,1+92
* 10 days ending*Total sinco
1 June 20, 1919*Jan.l, 1919
1—1
Erance
Italy
Spain
United. KingdaaEngland
Canada
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Panama
Total since
jan.l, 1319
i
C\J
1 CO
* 10 days ending*
* June £3, I919 *
E X P 0 RTS
*
s
1 , 366,900
1, 736,153
3 , 055,000
6 , 260,220
200
6 , 525,052
901,000
50
1, 366,900
-
-
-
-
-
4o, 4o6, 255
54, 795 , 39 s
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GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
(In thousands of dollars.)
110 days eliding' 10 days ending1 Total since 1 Jan. 1 to
1Jima 20, 1919 1June 30, 1519 ' Jan.l, 1919. June-3.0, *18
BIPOETS':
Ore and base bullion
283
U.S.I lint or Assay Office Ears
-
Bullion refined
802
-
So
U. S. Coin
142
Foreign coin
Total inports
domestic extorts :
Ore and Base bullion
113
-
8,362
6,183
-
-
c-o, /C4
36,933
10,362
6,773
so
4,927
5,017
142
601
5,842
50,445
50,031
15
56
1
U.S. Mint or Assay Office Bars
4,013
5,357
■9,647
421
Bullion refined
3,001
3,226
6,228
3,389
33,391
33.541
SO.586
. 17,052
40,40o
42,124
56,876
£o ,558
Coin
Total
FOSEIGE EXPORTS:
Bullion refined
-
Coin
89
4w, 4ob
42,213
r;cc3ss of sold exports over inports since January 1, 1515
Excess of ~old iinports over e;qports since August 1, 1914
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
DI7ISIOiT OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
JULY 25,
-
89
Total
Total e^qports
-
322
132
132. ... ..
97,008
,
322_
21,280
$ 4 6 , 5^3 , 000
1,024,84-3,000
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•
I
M
P
O
R
T
1
S
E
X
P
O
R
T
S
___________
1 10 days ending’ Total since*10 days ending* Total since
1 June 50. 1919 1 Jan.l, 1919* Jims 30 r TQlc? Jan-1, 1919
France
Italy
Spain
Sweden
United Zing dor:
England .
Canada
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Panama
Mexico
Nevrfoundland
Trinidad
Cuba
British Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Argentina
Brazil
Bolivia
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Uruguay
Venezuela
China
Japan
Dutch East Indies
British India
Hongkong
Philippine Islands
British South Africa
Portuguese Africa
.Totiu.
$224,311
$12 , 950,000
66l
—
$5,103,487
39»s 4 i
57,670
5,433
112,201
«•»
102,639
13,901
349,544
492,581
.1 1 ,0 0 0
11.000
373 *79°
182,509
725,970
419,1
1,771
2,539,05s
61
IS ,838
3,100
—
1,000
547,585
6s,l44
5,871
5,005
15,915
7,791
59,257
5,878
15,272
6s,l44
is ,3 63
1,069
121,651
531,412
334,764
533,491
8 , 700,000
25,000
7 0 ,000 '
3,750,000
360,216
5 , s4i ,704
, 19,795
.30,460,000
50,000
1 . 500.000
100,000
4,112,295
1,796,153
6 . 805.000
6 , 965,220
105,193
705,000
1 , 651,003
829,967
10,499,341
746.000
830,167
1 7 ,024,393
10,000,000
750.000
2 , 507,020
750,050
3,873,920
42 , 2 13 ,ii 4
97 ,008,512
.
—
4,641,477
7,9^0
79,694
FEDERAL RESERl’E BOARD
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND 'STATISTICS
July 25 , 1919 . .
$10,853
3 2 ,lS 2 ,S23
60.000
15 , 275,000
661
1.647.000
256,527
8,150
282,343
50 , 445,033
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(In thousands of dollars-)
......
* 10 days ending* 10 days ending* Total since * Jan- 1 to
’ June 30. ,19iq ' July 10, 1919 1 Jan.l, 1919 * July 10. 191S
IMPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
202
U-S*rlint or Assay Office Bars
36S
8,730
-
Bullion refined
Total icports
-
113
60
26,764
37,125
-
110
10,472
6,773
S 327
1
5,oiS
142
5, obz
539
50,924
50,233
15
56
U. S. Coin
Foreign coin
' 6,793
DOMESTIC EXPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
U.S.Mint or Assay Off ice Bars
5,357
1 , 01s
10,665
451
Bullion refined
3,226
7t
6,235
3,392
.33,5^1
14,810
95,796
ls,i4o
42,124
15 , S3 5
112,711
22,039
£9
132
332
C’'~
s
.. J
132
332
112, s43
22,371
Coin
Total
FOREIGN EXPORTS:
Bullion refined
Coin
Total
Total exports
n.__.
42,213
15,235
Excess of gold exports over imports since January 1, 1915
Excess of gold imports over exports since August 1 , lgiU-
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
AUGUST 2., IS 13.
$61,259,000
1,009,347'000
'
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t>IS(PRJBOTED BY COUNTRIES.
:
I MP ORT S
:
E X P 0 R T S
;10 days ending: Total since :10 days ending:: Total since
: Jr.] 37 in 15IQ. Jan-1, 1919 iJuly 10, 1913 : Jan.l, 1919
Francs
Italy
Spain
Sweden
United Kingdom England
Canada
Costa Rica
Honduras
Ficaragua
Salvador
Panama
Mexico
Newfoundland
‘Hrini dad
Cuba
British. Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Argentina
Brazil
Bolivia
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Uruguay
Venezuela
China
Japan
Dutch East Indies
British India
Hongkong
Philippine Islands
British South Africa
Portuguese Africa
TOTAL
-
-
115, 744
15,927
5^,701
20c,>71
—
—
•
24,465
S42
lo,7S2
IS jwvO
•
-
—
____ _s.9,,.667
538,599
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEIEEAL RESERVE BOARD
AUGUST 2, 1919*
—
$10,353
32,273,567
332,717
132,505
730,071
419, is4
1 ,771
2,741 ,529
61
13,333
3 ,100
79,694
15,272
6 3 ,l44
1S,363
$ 162,332
10,575,000
661
239,750
539,254
45,312
5^3,393
10,000
—
r*.
-
362,335
—
—
>
123,193
-
1 , 651,003
-
10, 000,000
256,527
3,150
21,000
—
I,u00
—
5 , 004,362
7,5^o
5,005
—
2,000, vUw
—
1,065
146,116
532,25^
33^,764
550,273
$ 337,193
60, coo
25, 350,000
220,000
19,795
32,46o,ooo
50, 00c
1 , 500,000
100,000
^,332,295
—
121,914
600,000
934,500
—
—
^99,772
. 13,000
—
—
1,913,067
7,4o5,ooo
7,9^9,720
330,167
17,024,393
1 , 647,000
1,249,822
3 , ss§ , 920
... 372.010
50,9S3,632
15,835,015
112, 343,527
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GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
(In thousands of dollars.)
’ JO days ending*10 days ending* Total since * Jan. 1 to
* Julv 10. M M ' July 20.1919 ’ Jan.l. 1919 ’ July 20, 1919
IMPORTS:
Ore and base bullion
360
U.S*Mint or Assay Office Bars
S.9^7
217
60
110
U*S.Coin
-
1
26,765
37,202
-
10,1+7.2
6,773
5 . 01S
142
51,202
51,649
1
539
Total imports
DOMESTIC EXPORTS;
Ora and base bullion
U-S.Mint or
Assay
Office Bars
21S
**
5*717
i6,3S2
561
7
4
6,239
3,392
lU, S10
13,904
109,700
19,463
19,625
132,336
23,495
15,835
To tal
Foreign Exports;
Bullion refined
—
-
Coin
-
Excess of gold3X£or^s over
Excess of gold imports over
15,335
333
132
333
132,46s
23, o2o
. imports since January 1, 1919
exports since August 1, 1914
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
AUGUST 13, 1919
19,625
-
132
-
Total
Total exports
74
15
1 . 01 S
Bullion refined
Coin
6
*
-
Bullion refined
7,520
$ 81, 266,000
990,140,000
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GOLD IMPORTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
DISTRIBUTED BY COUNTRIES.
EXP 0 R T S
1
*10 days ending 1 Total since *10 days ending*Total since
• July 20.1919 1 Jan-1 . 1919 ' Julv 20.1919 "Jan.l. 1919
$2,666
$2,666
805, 766
418,573
So, 000
1, 000,000 26, 850,000
661
'
Denmark
France
Italy
Spain
Swe den
United Kingdom
England
Canada
British Honduras
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Panama
Mexico
Newfoundland
Trinidad
Cuba
3ritish Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Argentina
Brazil
Bolivia
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Uruguay
Venezuela
China
Japan
Dutch East Indies
British India
Hongfaong
Philippine Islands
British South Africa
Portuguese Africa
TOTAL
_
—
—
-
-
-
-
-
—
$2,397
107,609
-
11 ,5^3
1,163
-
72,425
-
329,717
194,052
781,83*+
U19 , 184
1,771
2 , 813,95^
6l
18,838
-
3„ioo
79,694
15,272
68, l44
18,363
-
•
-
4
949
-
2,835
-
19,200
1,069
146,120
533,203
33^, 764
553,108
-
142,393
-
-
•
-
-
-
___
$ 13,250
32 , 326,176
-
-
-
218,125
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
august 13, 1919
*
IMPORTS
1 , 651,003
-
10,000,000
256,527
8,150
372.010
51 , 201,757
-
_
258,050
142,992
5,000
847,344
686,885
5,000
•
10,000
-
299r350
-
-
21,000
10,000
1,000
-
5,303,712
-
7,9^0
-
5,005
19,795
500,000 32 , 960,000
50,000
1 , 500,000
100,000
4, 383,620
51,325
-
-
-
1,553,000
2,207,789
7,505,105
500,000
500,000
4 , 671,025
-
1 , 912,067
7,4o5,ooo
9, 502,720
3,037,956
24,529,498
2, 147,000
1,749,822
2,557,9^5
-
-
-
-
-
-
19,624,875 132,468,402
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(In thousands of dollars.)
*10 deys ending'll days ending' Total since 1 Jan.l to
• Julv 20. lqw* July 31.1919 1 Jan.l. 1919 •July 31,19^ S.
IMPORTS,:
Ore and base bullion
217
1,055
10,002
8*281
U.S*Mint or Assay Office Bars
-
-
-
6
Bullion refined
1
9
26,77^
37,^00
-
2U
.
U* S. Coin
..2
Foreign coin
Total imports
21S
52,629
T
15
7S
26,793
616
2
6 , 2Ul
6,811
S. 796
118.Uq6
20. 6U3 _
19, 209
151,5^5
28,lUS
u
Total
1\90U...
19, 625
FOREIGN EXPORTS:
Bullion refined
—
—
Coin
Total exports
......... _
.......... ..
Total
19,625
5
—
333
137
JL._..........J&L_ .. _ -
19, 2iU
Excess of gold exports over Imports since January 1, 1919
Excess of gold imports over exports since August 1, 1914
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
AUGUST 18, 1919
i6q ....
. 5,020
52,292
5,717
Bullion refined
Coin
_
6,773
1,090
DOMESTIC EXPORTS:
Or0 and bass bullion
U.S.Mint or Assay Office Bars
10,^96
151 , 6s2
$99,390,000
972,016,000
333___
28rU81
CLP H F I B E I T I A I
Not for publication
GOLD IMPOSTS INTO AND EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
st .543 a
DISTRIBUTED BX COUNTRIES
«
Denmark
France
Netherlands
Italy
Spain
Sweden
United Kingdom
England
Canada
British Honduras
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Panama
Mexico
Newfoundland
Trinidad
Cuba
British Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Argentina
Brazil
Bolivia
Chile
Colanbia
Ecuador
Peru
Uruguay
Venezuela
China
J apan
Dutch East Indies
British India
Hongkong
Philippine Islands
British South Africa
Portuguese Africa
TOTAL
E X P 0 R T S
*13. days ending • Tc*al since *11 days ending1
• July 3'1.1919 • Ja n .l.1919 * July 51.1919 1
•
$797,657
15,000
•
—
$ 79
108, 75 s
-
7,659
72,070
70,301
101
224, 254
•
~
•
9,139
45,147
l, 646
904
-
493,310
#' —
50,403......
1,083,771
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
DIVISION OF REPORTS /JED STATISTICS
AU&UST IS, 1919
•
I MPORTS
$ 13,329
32,494,934
389,717
201,711
859,904
489-, 485
1,872
3 , 038,208
61
■18,838
3,100
345,461
152,221
5,000
-
300
—
300,000
343,166
-
79,694
15,272
68, l44
18,363
1,069
155,259
533,203
379,911
554,754
1 , 000*000
-
-
143,297
391,000
-
2 , 144,313
10 , 00a, 000
-
100,000
-
975,302
2,siU,5i3
8, 001,^*92
-
692,225
256,527
8,150
422,413
3,280,000
-
52, 291 , 52s
19,213,337
Total sines
Jan.l _1212
$2,666
1,603,423
15,000
60,000
26, 850,000
6-1
i, 192, S05
839,106
10,000
-
21,300
10,000
1,000
300;000
5,646,878
7 ,94o
5,005
19,795'
32 , 960,000
50, 000 '
2 r500,000
100,000
4,483,620
2 , 893,369
7,4o5,ooo
9,893,720
5,852,469
32,530,990
2,147,000
2,442,047
11,837,945
-
151 , 681,739
Wot for publication.
PERCENTAGES OF GOLD AND LAV/FUL MONEY RESERVES AGAINST NET IEPOSITS,
PEECENTAGES OF GOLD EESERVES AGAINST FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES IN ACTUAL CIRCULATION AND OF
TOTAL RESERVES AGAINST COMBINED FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE AND NET DEPOSIT LIABILITIES
OF ALL FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS.
Ratio of gold and lawful
money, reserve to net
deposits
Jan • 2^1--Jan *31
Ratio of gold reserves
to F. R. notes in
actual circulation
Jan.24-—Jan. 31
St.igO
January 3 1 , I919
Ratio of total reserves Ratio of gold reserves to F.R.
to Net deposit and F.R.
notes in actual circulation
after^setting aside 35$ against
note liabilities
net deposit liabilities
combined
Jan *24— —Jan.3 1
Jan.24— -Jan-31
Eatio of total
earning assets
to net
deposits
Jan* 2*4—'Jan.31
Boston
53*5
52.3
Ul .2
4o .9
46.3
45.5
54.4
52.7
146.2
152.2
New York
44,s
U3 .4
45.5
4 4 .l
45.1
43.7
57*2
54.2
109.5
113.2
Philadelphia
4 i .2
53.1
4o.S
41.2
4i,o
4 4 .s
43.7
49.1
204.3
202.3
Cleveland
62.7
63.s
61.3
61.6
61.8
62.4
76.9
77.6
122.6
122.2
Richmond
40.4
6 7.1
42.1
42.7
41.7
47.0
43.5
49.5
299.1
334.4
Atlanta
54.1
63.9
40.9
4o.6
44.5
45.3
4s.0
49.1
229.2
27^ >7
Chicagu
49,0
53 -8
77.7
S I .2
6S .0
71.7
s 4.9
91-1
10s .7
96.5
St. Louis
57*6
72.3
61.9
61.7
60.4
65-5
73..1
82.9
139-7
112.5
Minneapolis
S5-5
66 .7
64.4
69.4
72.1
6S.4
93.3
83-4
93-9
101.3
Kansas City
53-0
59-7
51.0
51 .s
5 1 .s
54.7
61.5
65.9
159. s
154.2
Dallas
43-7
35-7
43.6
44 .0
43.7
4i.o
4s.s
44.5
180.6.
130.0
San Francisco
30-9
39-2
64.7
64.1
57-0
66.2
65.7
166.3
166.7
Us.9
50.3
5^.5
54.9
53-0
64.0
65.2
131.8
131.2
Total
DIVISION OF REPORTS AND STATISTICS
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
February 4, 1919*
.....5 7 . 4 .
52.2
B 0 A P- D
GOLD SETiLwaiiSNT JOBD
( In thansand? of dol l a r s .)
ending Fsbrxu?.ry_.6,__13;IQ
Aggregat
;r3gaue
r s
wi f,hdrawa3.s deposits and T r a n s f
Gold
deposits and transfers tran sfe rs
Credit
Debit
froffi A g en t' s
to A gent 5s
_fpnd___
f^md
14 . 000
ifcOO
1, 000
1,000
10,000
152,521
10,000
4,000
4.000
902
v241
25
4 ,09 o
47,059
4,033
7 .000
1,002
56
56
5,000
1,017
1, 000
1,017
45,^6?.
433
16,000
433
10.000
360
6,636
300
20,000
2,
105
1,605
13 .000
97
97
10,000
1.000
141
3.4l
>
36
s 000
1
S
Tcoo
4
,000
_
2
jio
Q
—
__£^QQ0.
20,933
29,699
22,154
17 9 >521
179,521
1'
Summary of transactions for week
Je ciei’a.i.
Re ser ve
Bank of
Boston
JTew T.;rk
Pn i lade ipliia
Cleve land
Gold
Balance
v
d. tilla s u
drawals
statement
Jan.30 . *19
H-H5('J*T<
T
3 .9 3 2
4^736
6 ^ ,4 7 5
25
Hioiir.or.'.d
20,061
2
Atlanta
Chicago
Id, 393
QO opU
3*o -^uib
- r ^ / 'r
Hi nneapoli s
Kansas' City
3 7 ;3 3 9
636
2 4 . 07S
Dalian
36
7, CS3
San Vratirrisco ___ v9,-.623_
To'ual
699
4-23,7 (4
F EDERAL
2 D E E
R E S E R V E
A G E N T S
Wi thdrawals
Balance :
fo r
Gold
la s t
: Gold
Federal
tran
sfe rs
deoosit
s
s t a t ernen t : wi t hR'-^ei ve
to
bank
n ** a 0 Ja a»10 y ?19 : dra^als
Pontor*
; 1 ,-OC
: -
STow York
7 0 .0 0 0
Phi ladeiphia
0 leve Jand
66 , 55c : 3 >ooo
Ik. ciimonci
At Xanta
Chicago
S0 < Lo'u.i s
Minneapoli s
Kansas City
Baglas
San pranoi sco
To tal
9 5 .0 0 0
:
i
Total
v/i tlidrawsfcIs
i r:rn
3,661
661
-
51*000 ; 2,000
35 , 270 : 1,000
6.000
233 . 9%
1.000
60,931
1,000
43,500
43,360 : 2,000
6 , 6s 4
107.921
313,160 .-17,000
1,000
1,000
16,000
6.000
500
2,000
1,000
o, 000
1,000
Het :
Debits
1,418
35,426
3 , o 4o
Total
Debits
33,937
342,339
111,623
70,776
Total
Credits
27,519
257,463
105,5b3
97 i 439
53 ,1 So
5 9 ,^ 9 3
3 9 ,29f
106,024
31.555
153,374
34,^35
32 , 4o6
46,345
13,316
32.729
—
7,743
72,076
24, ]>1
—
44^393
2b . 92 l
pg qqIi
3,605
106 . 232
4.000
18,161
29,000
: Net
: Credit
«
:
111,921
92s , 999
—
-
:26,663
: 4,113
:47,850
:12,259
: 3,265
: 2,447
:
—
-• 4 ,_63_5_
106,232
1,010,965 l,0I0,9o3
42.000
46,360
6 , 6s4
1,500
_ 4,000
29,000
———------ -
Balanov at
close of
Total
business
dep 0si t s
Feb . 6 . 1919
43.000
000
7.5. 000
62, 339
95.000
50.000
1,000
36
'270
1,000
00
r
:
qU'/.l
c . ; v J , ,/ 1
16.000
6.000
65,931
2,000
1.161
Confidential.
Settlements from January 3-1
February 6, 1919, both x
F U N D _________________
Deposits
through
transfers
from bank
.000
st .193
"Balance in
fund at
close of
business
:F&b.6, 1919
29 , 42o
36 , 077
4-7, 57j
50, 177
16, 223
13, 067
79, 750
31 , 233
I S 443
27,,543
7,,5?9
12,, 2b3_ .
4i6.,229
Sisnn.ary of chant;;es in ownership of gold by "banks th r ough
transfers and seitt laments
Decrease
15. 41S
3 , o4o
20,396
2 , 3o7
2,743
—
-
11,735
10,553
Increase
67,095
-
—
2,333
2,259
-
333
5,365
72 ,137
72,137
T7EEKLT REPORT SHOWING GOLD RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF EACH FEDERAL IiESE-tVi BANK DURING WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 7, I 919 .
(Figures do not include gold received from or paid to another Federal Reserve Bank.)
(in thousands of dollarsi_i.e_.t_000 aaitted.}_________________________________________
iiot_ f or_pub lijiation.
COraiiEKTIAL.
Received in exchange for F.R* notes
From U.S. : From
Government: ^.embers
: From non: members
R E C E I P T S
Credits to deposit accounts
All other
N.S.
U.S.Gov’ t.: Membsr and nonGen' l.acct: member banks
179
Total
Bo ston
132
179
1,622
4i
54
1,622
New York
13
160
Philadelphia
20
160
3
23
l4g
l4g’
20
Cleveland
39
19
70
70
Richmond
S4
g4
Atlanta
756
756
95s
is
IS
Chicago
95S
so
St. Louis
107
107
55
25
64
64
664
645
12
Minneapolis
7
56
56
21
Kansas.City
76
97
65
6
s
Dallas
3
3
San Francisco
J&5-5Totalfoi’_System_______ 1,401 ______ ___ 25s_______ 21$__________ k § l L _ '___ _____ _____________ 3 ..SS1 __________ i M l .
Boston
New York
Phi lade lphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Zansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Total for System
Excess receipts
Excess payments
Total
132
_____________________________________ P I S B U R S E I / 1 E N T S _____________ _
In
Debits to deposit accounts
: exchange
:
for
U. S.
: Member and non- :
: Total
Government; member banks
:F-R.notes
—
—
154
95S
956
5
5
—
1 ,24S
796
—
1 , 17S
172
971
172
*
126
126
313
100
740
100
.—
102
—
4g
ig
30
_
54
54
244
1,219
5,502
1,463
3 , 62s
244
2,662
-
2,4lg
-
St*255
To tal
Receipts
3u
3S2
2 , 05s
133
320
1S3
300
70
S46
976
4 s7
34
762
136
207
~6
153
1
31k.
_6j4l.
Total
: All ether :
:
di
sbur
semont s.
:
N.S.
7
1,973
761
-
109
S20
161
2,931
766
1,248
796
1,17S
1,252
-
1,259
S40
-
102
25
•
3,695
—
2,703
73
5.4....
10,660
-
3,913
•
1
.
,
'
.
:
l
i
Released for publication Sunday morning Feb * S', 1919 J not earlier *
St
*196
3TA!:‘BOJT* TOR Tlir ? k E,38 .
February 8 ,
1919*
Substantial increases in the holdings of war p a p e r , largely "by the
three Eastern Reserve banks and considerable reductions in reserve deposits
of the la r g e r ' banks are indicated in the Federal Reserve Board5s weekly
} 19-9*
bank statement issued as at close of business on F riday, February
The banks1 gold reserves show a decrease of about 4 .m illio n s , sor/e of
the banks reporting exchanges of Federal Reserve notes for gold,-
Holdings
of war paper increased 93*5 m illions, other discounts remained practically
unchanged, while acceptances on hand ‘went up 1*4 m illions - U* S. short
term s e c u ritie s, due mainly to redemption by the Treasury of temporary cer
tificates o f ■indebtednessf declined about 127 m illions.
show a decrease of
3 2 *^
Total earning assets
millions for the week-
The return flow of notes to the issuing banks appears to have ceased,
at least tem porarily, the Federal Reserve note circulation being 3 ^
ions larger than the week before#
decline for the week of ^ 5 0
Net deposits on the other hand show a
m illio n s, which accounts largely for the rise
of the reserve ratio from 53 to 53*5 P er cent*
m ill
Released for p u b lic a tio n Sunday morning February 9 , 1919? not earlier.
STATEMENT OF COMBINED RESOURCES AND LIA 3 IL IT IE 3 OF TEE TITEX/VE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS AT CLOSE OF BUSIN CSS FEBRUARY 7 ,
January 3 1 , 1919
RE S O U R C E S
February 7, 1919
Geld coin and c e r tific a te s
$
3
3
8
,
9
16 ,000”
$3 '-is, 605,000
Go ld Se Gt/xeLiGn'G Ji'unct, F »R ♦
< Board
4
2
2
,
o
8
d ,000
4 i q ,050,000
Gold with foreign agencies
___ 5 829 ,,000
Total gold h eld by banks
767,^30,000
773 M , 000
Gold W iih Federal Reserve agents
1,253,330,00
0
1 . ^ 1 , 166.000
Gold Redemption Fund
,3^6,000
91
_ ^ L . g 3 iPQ0
Total geld reserves
2 , 1 1 2 , 106,000
2,108,183,000
Legal te m e r notes, silver, etc.
671 5U0 ,0u0
____67 ,4 3 1 .ooo
To :?/L reserves
Sm
2 , 17 s , 6U6 ,coc
2 ,1 7 5 ,6 1 4 ,000
Secured by GovftvWar obligations
■
>count-e (
3i
1,U51:1^7,000
1,357 , 6-50,000.
A ll other
2U3 ,4737000
2i'3 ,2 ^ ,0 0 0
B ill:; bought in open ma2?ket
281 .253,000
262 .702'.000
,8 8 2 ,4 2 1 ,0 0 0
Total b il l s on hand
1,977,103,000
28 ,2 5 2 ,0 0 0
28,250,000
U,* P. Government long-term securities
2 66 , 532,000
1 3 9 , 501,000
U* 3 3-cveminent shcrt-terQ
H
u.oco
________liOCO
A ll other earning assets
2
,
1
7
7
,
209,000
2,144,858,000"
T :t a l earning assets
8 , b4 8 , ^00
8 . 672.000
Bank pre.jij.ses
Uncollected items and other deductions from gross
deposits
Hp Redemption Fund against F*R* bank notes
A’U e.rher resources
TOTAL RZSObR^ES
L I A B I L I T I E S
C?pi^al paid-in
Ov.‘..« .... OS,.,
96 , 809,000
Government deposits
1,59° ,U4l,000
Hie to members, reserve account
U39.221.X0
Deferred a v a il a b il it y items
Other deposits, including foreign govrt. credits
.. 112 .551 ,000
Total gross deposits
F« lu notes in actual circulation
F* R* bank notes in circulation ~ net l i a b il i t y
A ll other l i a b i l i t i e s
TOTAL L IA B ILITIES
Ratio of total reserves to net deposit and F ,R .
note l i a b i l i t i e s combined
,Ratio of gold reserves to E-R.notes in circr..iation
after setting aside 35 /^ against net deposit l i a b i l i t 1 8 S
691 >54 ,000
6 , 767,000
6 2 4 ,8 6l ,0C0
6 .8 2 2 .0 0 0
_____ Q..788 000
___ iijOii^'qoq
570,613,000
5 >c 7 3 >355 ,coc
8 1 . 061.000
8 0 . 913.000
2 2 . 738.000
22.738.000
2 , 2 39 , 022,000
2 ,^+54 , 165,000
1 3 1 ,3 1 5 .0 0 0
___ 4 2 ,3lU ,000
4 ,9 7 0 ,6 1 5 ,0 0 0
st ,190a
February 8 , IS IS
$ 4 35 , 907,000
■ 4 0 4 ,0 4 2 ,0 0 0
52 . 500.000
2 36 . 449.000
838 . 259.000
1 9 .9 6 0 .0 0 0
1 ,7 5 ^ ,6 6 s ,000
___ 52 ,4-26,000
1,313 ,0 5 U , GOO
269 , 302,000
25R , 819,000
o on . 705,000
80 5 ,82b ,000
55 ,•782 ,000
170 ,1 0 0 ,0 0 0
4 ,42 ^,000
1.036.131.000
2 8 U ,9 6 4 ,0 0 0
537,000
_______ 551 .CCC
3 .1 3 5 .2 7 7 .0 0 0
72 , 82-9 ,.000
1,13^,000
5 9 ,4 8 8 .0 0 0
64,928 ,000
1 , 693 , 132,000
4 72 ,042 ,COG
120,80 9 .000
1919 .
1 ,5 0 1 ,3 0 1 ’ coo
16 7,15^,oco
2 . 35 0 . 911.000
2 . 4 50 . 729.000
1 2 3 , 445,000
4 Q ,o i q , 0C 0
5 .0 7 5 .3 5 5 .0 0 0
53 ■%
jj
6 5 . 6fo
'3
.'"V
59,87^,000
1.787.817.000
1,26 1,2 19 ,oco
8 ,000,000
4 ,278 '000
3 , 135 .277 ,000
65.6;
J(Q
Released for -.jv-blication Sunday morning February. 9, . 1919; not e a r lie r .
WEEKLY* S T A m E N T OF RESOURCES AND L IA BILITIES OF EACH OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS FEBRUARY 7 , 1 9 ISSt, 196b
(in thousands of d o lla r s .)
R E S O U R C E S
Boston
New York Phi la. . Clevel*
Riclnn. Atlanta Chicago St.Lo u is T.linn. Kans.Cy* D a llas Ban Fra:.,, -...coal
Gold coin and c e r tific a te s
j) , CJ±J
20 0 ,3 9 7
19^
2 0 ,9 ^ 5
2 ,297
3 ,1 9 9
2 2 ,6 5 5
15^
S ,3 0 6
2^3
5, 9 ^1
l2 ,0 o 8
3 ^ S r6C5
.k i d Settlement Fund, F .S .B o a r d
3 3 ,7 9 2
7 8 ,2 1 8 49,579
1+5,596 13,176
1 3 .8 1 0
83 , 8*5 3 3 ,6 25 1 6 ,0 9 9 23 , 898
3 , 96s 1 6 .5 4 4
4 l 9 ,0 5 u
Goxd w ith foreign agencies
408
2 ,0 1 1
408
525
204
175
SlS
233
233
291
204 ____ 521
5 ,8 2 9 'Total ^old held by banks
4 3 ,2 15
3 4 1 , 42b
5 0 ,1 8 1
&7,OS7
15,67 7
22,18^4 107 ,3 1 6 3 8 ,0 1 2
^ 6 3 8 ^ ^ 7 5 3 2 ' 10 ,083
2 9 ,2 35
7 7 3 ,4 8 4
Gold w ith Federal Reserve Agents
5 2 ,0 79
2 5 9 ,1 2 1 7 5,6 0 3 1 3 2 ,6 2 0
5 2 ,2 3 1
4 l, 07 1 3 0 2 ,4 8 9
68,667 5 7 ,4 7 5 4 9 ,7 4 4 2 2 ,0 5 8 1 1 8 ,0 0 8 1 ,2 3 1 ,1 6 6
Gold Redemption Fund
9 ,8 1 6
2 5 ,0 0 0
9 ,5 3 2
1 ,0 ^ 9
5 ,0 1 8
4 ,2 7 0 3 1 .2 4 1
4 ,4 2 4
3 .6 6 6
4, 888
2 ,3 0 b
t 2 ,3 2 3
103,533
To^al sold reserves
l O ^ .l l j
6 2 5 ,5 ^ 7 1 3 5 ,3 lo 200,756 7 2 , 92o
67, 525 4 4 l,o 4 6 111,103
S 15 ,779
7 9 >0&4 3 4 ,4 4 7 1L‘‘9 ,56 4 2 ,1 0 3 153
tender notes, silver, etc5 ,0 5 6
51.666
379
2 . 0b3
204
1 ,0 59
1 ,7 3 5
2 ,4 6 4 _____ 189
293
1 ,8 1 7
506
6 7 ,4 3 1
Totaj reserves
110,166
077,213 135,695 2 0 2 ,8 1 9 7 3 ,1 3 0
6 8 ,584 4 5 2 J 8 1 1 13,56?
85,968 7 9 ,3 5 7 3 ^ ,2 6 4 150,070 2 ,1 7 5 ,6 1 4
B ills
:S«c-by g o v 't.w a r obligations 1 33,374
6 3 9 ,7 2 1 168,186
8 4 ,3 2 5 7 7 ,2 8 6
5 1 ,5 0 3 128,253
4 1 ,7 3 7
1 8 ,1 1 0
27,313
2 0 ,5 9 4
60,7*+5 1 ,4 5 1 ,1 4 7
Li-ocUl:;Jl other
7 ,s 4 4
4 9 ,2 2 6
13,175
7 ,2 8 2
12,563
IS > 3 0
2 5 ,7 ^ 9
8 ,4 5 4
2,21*+ ^ 0 ,7 9 5 3 2 ,0 2 4
?>; 498
2 *3 ,2 5 4
B ills bought in open market
15 ,5 5 8
6 4 , 524
2.155
6 3 .2 3 5
7 . 714
9 .6 1 9
5 1 .4 5 8
8 .6 4 q
2 8 ,3 7 4
14,197
?,9.63 3 4 ,2 2 8
282,702
" o i a l b i l l s on hand
156,806
753 > 7 1 . 183, 5l4 154 , 842 9 7 ,5 6 3
8 0 ,5 5 2 1 8 5 ,4 6 0
5S,84o 4 8 ,6 9 8
82,305 55, 5 81 iJ.9 ,4 71 1 ,9 7 7 ,1 0 3
■J. y. G o v 't , long-term securities
538
1 ,3 93
1,3 8 5
1,0841 ,2 3 4
528
4 ,5 1 0
1 ,1 5 3
H9
8 ,8 6 8
3 ,9 7 0
3 ,4 6 8
2 8 ,2 5 0
n. s . Gov’ t.short-term
"
9,416
4-6,503
lo,?so
11 ,1 8 6
5,299
6 ,9 6 4
17,612
7 ,0 b S
9 ,3 9 5
5 ,4 8 2
4 ,4 o o
5,396
139,501
4
A ll other earning assets
Total earning assets
166,760
801,367 195,679 167,112 104,096 88,048 207,582 67,061 58,212 96,655 63,951 '128,355 2.,144,85*8
4oo
8,672
4C0
221
B?nk premises
290
540
800
2,368
500
2,936
217
Uncollected items and other de
624,861
45,680
1^1,365 69,144 49,236 56,649 30,385 66,967 39,783 11,781 53,522 25,305 35,044
ductions from gross deposits
5% Redemption fund against F-Rf . f~
fr
vO
304
O,o
c:_
345
308
274
1,846
432
550
952
270
357
633
551
bank notes
295
2,894
400
420
85
380
034
5,7^8
1,187
4 10
1,012 ,
714
1,329
A l l other resources
~r~7—
,
421,047
187,399
722,405
22176351
156,350
402
,282
125,7
0
3
3
15721
^
+
230
,
553
'
>
j
'-J
234,835
324,133 1 , 627,053
TOTAL RESOURCES
L I A B I L I T I E S
3,801
2,94o
4,062
3 , 60O 3,177
81, Ool
7,4? i
9,090
20,923
^ j ( iJ
4,677
Capital paid-in
3,193 11,294
1,304.
801
726
1,224
1,156
1
,
211
1,776
8,322
3,316
592
22,738
775
1,535
Surplus
404 10,832
5,6 o 4
20,070 14,826
4 ,586
6,002
96,809
6,469
4, 573
16,397
1,931
5 ,U 5
Government deposits
,590,441
42
,136
101,261
53,874
47,186
222
,
596
69,038 38,335 78,783 l,
659,132
122,250
60,511
Due to members, reserve account
95,339
114,269 54,944 37,142 30,595 20,109 42, 617 31,915
4 3 9 ,2 2 1
37,537
7,369 32 ,297 1 5 ,8 1 4 14,613
Deferred a v a ila b ilit y items
A ll other deposits, including
643
274
448
324
1 , 7^0
226
9 9 ,4 8 1
1,468
112 , 5^1
325
5,093
137
2,392
foreign government credits
6
0
,8
4 4 104,491 2,"23'9,022
106,898
62,974
56,760
15077^1" 892,952 171.674 164,302 89,179
278, ^37 9 9 ,7 7 0
Total gross deposits
F .R . notes in actual circulation
F-R. bank notes in circulation,
net l ia b il it y .
Al 1 o ther li ab i l it las.
T,
T ,T AT' T T , T r *5T “nc<
152,479
9 ,1 3 6
3 ,4 6 s
3 2 4,1 33
650 , u4C 2wo,065
36,800
lo ulu
1 , 627,053
2 3 2 ,5 9 2 1 3 3 ,8 9 2
113,065 407,665 109,442
1 0 ,0 5 8
6,67C I 7 ,2 t 5
10,537
4 ,8 5 9
6 ,4 8 3
1 ,3 1 4
2 ,4 3 1
4 ,4 2 8
2 ,8 2 9
1 , --7.
1 ,3 3 8
4 0 2 ,2 8 2 4 2 1 ,0 4 7 23^, 535 1 3 7 ,9 9 9 7 2 2 ,4 0 5 2 2 1 ,0 3 5
89 , 9 C0 1^ 4,569
4 ,830
1* 108
12 ,4 5 2
2, IC5
156,350
2 3 0 ,9 5 5
5 4 ,8 5 2 1 9 6 ,3 3 2 ;2 ,4 5 4 ,1 6 5
6,290
2 ,2 0 4
126,703 3 1 5 , 21s
5 ,9 2 7
1 ,3 3 1
1 3 1 ,3 1 5
4 2 ,3 1 4
1+,
970,015
Released for publication Sunday morning February 9, 3919: not. earlier.
st-196c
STATE/ENT OF 5ESSRAL RESERVE AGENTS* ACCCU1TT3 AT CLOSE 07 BUSINESS FEBRUARY 7, I 919
(in thousands of dollars.)
Boston
New York phi la. Clevel
Richm* Atlanta Chicago St*Louis Minn. Kans«Cy* Dallas San Fran Total
FEEERAL RESERVE NOTES:
Received from. Comptroller
253,600 1 , 313 , Use 330,420 327,840 201,780 200,560 559,U4o 163,900 124,4so 157,700 101,960 250,520 3,985,630
Returned to Comptroller
J L M 3 3 ___ 383.508 80,389 45,457 43,267 31,014' 68,536 35,339 21.899 3 2.669 23.803 24,757
S58 ,001
Chargeable to F* R« Agent
18b, 267
929,972 250,031 222,333 158,513 169, 54b 490,904 128 , 561” :ro2T5^ r T 25703T _ '7 'S7 l57~22577337571277573
In hands of F. R* Agent
26,380
162 , ouo 31,^90 30,530 18,235 53,195 4s , 280
7,415 11,100 13,620 22,575 11,000
435,320
Issued to 3T. R* tank less amount
1 eturned to IT.R. Agent for re
demption
ls>9, S87
76 7 ,9 7 2 218. 5U1 251. 853 i4o, 273 116,351 442,624 12 1,14 6 9 1 ,4 3 1 l l l , 4 i l .55, 5££ 2 ] h , T33j.§,691,353
COLLATERAL SECURITY FOR
OUTSAILING- NOTES:
Gold coin and certificates on hand
173 , 7 U0
23,270
2,504 13,052
12 , 581
225,147
Co d Re dompti on Fund
15.321 12,714 14,350
2,231
2,297 2,423
9,079
5 , 5^4
2,736
3,384
11,130
34,562
3,293
43,000
Gold Settlement Fund, F.R .Board
70 , 00c 62,889 95,000 50,000 36 , 270296,945 65*931 42i000 46’360
6,is4 106,37 8
921,457
1G7, oCS - 5 9 ^ 5 L i ^ 2 ,93S 1 .1 9,233 3S,o47
paper, minimum required
75,280 i4o, 135 52,^79 34 ,006 61,667 33,524 96,725 1,460,633
Total
159,887
767,972 218.54172517853 l4o,27S 116,551 442,524 121,14b 91,431 111,411 55,582 214,755 2, 091,359
MOUNT OF ELIGIBLE PAPER
,
«
> ,
,
pLXVL^p _ |0
____ __ il+9,04i 95,023 77,007 135,460 53,s4o 46,636 32, 305. : 55 , 5S1 195, ^ 8: 1 , 920,051
i/1 Ji
0 E A I I) 1
FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES OUTSTANDING AND HI ACTUAL CIRCULATION
F. R, notes outstanding
F<- F* notes held “by bank
IMUiiotes in actual circulation
159,887
767,972 218,^41 251,353 i4o,273 .1 16.351 442,624 121,146
—
— HL l 2 26___ 9 ,1 76 .1.8 , 86?.
6,386
3.2 8 6 34,953 H .704
-52,479
650 , 04o 203,3o5 2^ 2,932 133,892 113,065 407.665 109,442
91,481 l l l ,4 n
1,495
6,842
89,936 104,569
55,532 214,733 2 , 691,259
750 18,4oi
237 . 69*1
54,832 iS b J T S 2 ~ 2 ^^r - J5 T
DISTRIBUTION OF BILLS, U.S.GOVEPJMENT SHORT-TEK1 SECURITIES AND WARRANTS BY ..IA.TURITIEE
Within 15 days
Bills discounted
1,302,953
Bills bought in open market
76,048
U.S. Government short-terra securities
6,339
Municipal warrants
16 to 30 days
72,551
65,033
31 to 60 days
6 l to 90 days
Over 90 days
83,873
204, 353
103 , 872
24,771
37,699
7,169
125,026
967
4
Total
1,694,401
232,702
139,501
'4
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