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STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS.
March 11, 1916.

The Federal Reserve Board made public today its regular weekly
bank statement as at close of business on March 10, 1916. The state­
ment indicates a net increase in the banks' combined earning assets
of 5.3 millions, and a gsin of 7,3 millions in total reserves. Reserve
deposits show an increase for the week of 7*6 millions, while Govern­
ment deposits show a reduction of 5.4 millions.
For the first time the statement shows Federal reserve bank notes ^
in circulation, the Kansas City Bank reporting $419^000 of such notes
put in circulation during the week.
These not9s are secured by
United States bonds deposited with the 'fr vasurer of the United States,
as distinct from Federal reserve notes which are issued to the banks
upon delivery to the Agents of cornnercial paper. Heavy transfers of
credits from the New York to the San Francisco, Chicago and St. Louis
banks on the books of the Gold Settlement Fund were made at the last
settlement, without appreciable change,however, in the combined gold
reserves of the system. The aggregate cash reserve other than gold
'
shows a gain of about 7 millions, most of which is reported by the
New York bank.
Discounted commercial paper on hand shows a decrease of about 0.2
millions. Nearly 70 per cent of the discounted paper is held by the
three Southern banks.
Thw total coinnercial paper includes about 2
millions of agricultural and live-stock paper maturing after 90 days,
most of which is in the hands of the Dallas, Kansas City, and Chicago
banks.
Bills bought in the open market increased 2.2 millions,
Philadelphia and Boston reporting the largest gains in the holdings
of this class of paper.
Of the total amount of paper held by the banks,
36.7 per cent matures within 30 days and 33,2 per cent after 30 but
within 60 days.
The holdings of warrants increased about 2,2 millions, Chicago,
Philadelphia, and New; York reporting large increases under this head,
mainly as the result of additional purchases of New York City short­
term revenue bonds.
A total of over 1 million of United States bonds
was bought during the week by 6 banks.
Of the total earning assets,
United States bonds constitute at present 28.1 per cent, paper bought
in open market - 27.2 per cent, warrants - 27.0 per cent, and discounts
17.7 per cent. The ratio of earning assets to paid-in capital increased
from 211 per cent shown the week before to 221 per cent.
Considerable
net withdrawals of Government deposits are reported for the week by the
New York, Boston, and San Francisco banks, while the New York and
Boston banks show the largest gains in reserve deposits.
\

Federal Reserve Agents report a net total of 191,7 millions of
Federal reserve notes issued, against which they hold 179.5 millions
of gold and over 13 millions of paper. The banks show a total reserve
note circulation of 164.8 million?, and aggregate net liabilities thereon
of about 10.2 million dollars.




Released for publication Sunday morning March 12, 1916.
Not earlien. '
53<3 a *
STATEMENT OF COMBINED RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS OF THE UNITED STATES AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH 10-, 1916,
R E S O U R C E S .
Gold coin and certificates in vault ..........................................
Gold settlement fund............. ..........................................................
Gold redemption fund with United States Treasurer...............
Total gold reserve....................................................... ..........
Legal tender notes, silver, etc........................ ............ ...........
Total reserve........................................ ..............................
Bills discounted and bought:
Maturities: Within 10 days .....................................................
From 11 to 30 days.......................... .....................
"
31 to 60 days................................................
"
61 to 90 d a y s ..............................................
Over 90 days...........................................................
Total............. ......................-............................... ...................
Investments: United States bonds...............................................
Municipal warrants.......................................... .
^
Total earning assets............................................................
Federal reserve notes - Net........................................................
Due from Federal reserve banks - Net........................................
All other resources................................................... *..................
TOTAL RESOURCES.....................................................................

261,822,000
74,890,000
1.538.000
338,250,000
12.994.000
351,244,000

251,810,000
68,060,000
1.292.000
321,162,000
28.441.000
349,603,000

212,130,000
68, 690,000
1.187.000
282,.007,000
20.235.000
302,242,000

7.332.000
12,636,000
18.113.000
13.964.000
2.433.000
5 4 ,4 7 8 ,0 0 0 /
34,141.000^"
•
32.755.000
. 121,374,000
24'. 838,000
1 C 647,000
5.213.000
• $522,647,000

6.786.000
13.365.000
18.115.000
11.911.000
2.321.000
52.498.000
33.063.000 ^
30.539.000
116,100,000
25.567.000
20.576.000
5,969,000
519,456,000

5.874.000
13.313.000
18.270.000
11.468.000
3.752.000
52, 677,000
14.401.000
18.053.000
85.131.000
22.286.000
19,718,000
5.335,000
482,073,000

4.734.000
12.085.000
16.532.000
8.652.000
1.255.000
43.258.000
8,852,000
23.710.000
75,820,000
1 3 ,3 7 5 ,00G
8.142.000
3.841.000
403,420,000

J 9,043,000

54.919.000
36.043.000
418,718,000
9,635,000

54.902.000
15,000,000
390,249,000
14.686.000

54.772.000
15,000,000
313,053,000
17.527.000

36,087,000
288,031,000
7,004,000

141.600
519,456,000

7,236.000
482,073,000

3.068.000
403,420,000

331,122,000

*

L I A B I L I T I E S .
54.944.000
Capital paid in .................. ...........................................................
30.639.000
Goeminent deposits................................................................ .
.
.
426,322,000
Reserve .deposits - Net...................................... ..........................
10.178.000
Federal *reserve notes — Net...............................* ..................
419.000
Federal reserve bank notes in circulation...............................
145.000
All other liabilities....................................................................
.. $522,647,000
TOTAL LIABILITIES..................................................................
Gold reserve against net deposit and note liabilities
Cash reserve against net deposit and note liabilities {A)..
Cash reserve against net deposit liabilities after setting
> aside 40$ gold reserve against aggregate net liabilities

A

t ) fLess items in transit "between F. R. banks viz.




March 12, 1915.^
246,219,000

. $257,875,000
79.170.000
1.494.000
. 338,539,000
20.036.000
• 358,575,000

780.000
246,999,000
21.603.000
268,602,000

10,615,000
| 8.127,000
27.785.000
6,417,000
14.061.000
48,263,000
5.016.000
5.352.000
3.889.000
331,122,000

74. 5$
78.9$

76.2$
79.1$

80.2$
87.4$

83.6$
89.6$

85.3$
92.7$

79.8$

80.0$

89.2$

92.3$

94.0$ ■'

20,576,000

19,718,000

8,142,000

$12,647,000

5,352,000

Released for publication Sunday morning March 12, 1916.
W eekly statement o f resources and l i a b i l i t i e s of each of
'*
x
R E S O U R C E S .
Boston
$12,938
Gold coin and certif.in vault
3,325
Gold settlement fund
3
Gold redemption fund
16,266
Total gold reserve
41
Legal tender notes,silver,etc..
16.307
Total reserve
150
Bills discounted - Members
9,330
Bills bought in open market
9,480
Total bills on hand
986
Investments: U. S. bonds
2
977
Municipal warrants
1
3
.A43
Total earning assets
791
Federal reserve notes - Net
3,850
Due from other1 F. R. banks— Net
48
All other resources
34.439
TOTAL RESOURCES

K0t earlier.
the twelve federal reserve banks at close

Atlanta
5,591
6,338
325
1.2,254
... 163
12.417
4,118
422
4,540
165

Clevel.
11,505
10,140
40
21,685
1.250
22,935
140
1.007
1,147
3,796
3.965
8.908
466
944
342
33.595

Richm.
4,700
10,421
280
15,401
119
15,520
6,393
176
6,569
1,676
91
8.336

26.009

216
869
18.207

5,947
5,256
259
681
27,789^ 26,967

3,345
6,581
11,697
4,341

2,416
6,390
8,116
1,185

N. Y.
156,971
5,790
250
163,011
10.570
173.581
291
13.362
13,653

Phila.
6,873
10,050
50
16,973
4.084
21.057
235
3.706
3,941
3,490
3.304
13.223
26,876 10.735
118
14,501
1,270
377
124
215.335 33.304

OF BUSINESS MARCH 10, 1916.

(In thousands of dollars)

2,067

86

4,705

Chicago St.Louis Minnls . Kas.Cy.
4,753
3,410
5,287
36,574
3,424
4,368
3,749
6,702
88
30
5
200
8,265
7,808
9,041
43,476
153
470
809
1.446
8.418
8.278
9.850
44,922
1,937
841
653
1,682
506
517
766
2.133
2,443
1,358
1,419
3,815
7,954
1,983
3,339
6,422
1,449_
.
.1*054
1.256
3.604
4.790 11*451
6,014
13,841
1,019
760
1,846
1,570
3,871
1,458
4,008
305
135
1,827 _
581
21
.'744
18.093
65.198 19.909

TOTAL
Dallas S.Fran.
5,214 257,875
4,059
79,170
4,850
10,013
1.494
10
213
14,285 10,074 338,539
20,036
18
913
15.198 10.092 358.575
21,529
475
4,614
32.949
1.024
54,478
1,499
4, 614
34,141
3,035
1,295
32.755
1.832
6.366 121.374
5.909
24,838
5,337
610(.a ) l 2 ,647
158
5.213
243
276
21.541 22.648 522.647

L I A B I L I T I E S
Capital paid in
Government deposits
Reserve deposits - Net
Federal reserve notes - Net
F. R. bank notes in circulation
Due to other F. R. bank3 - Net
All other liabilities
TOTAL LIABILITIES
M E M O R A N D U M .
F. R. notes issued to tha banks
F. R. notes in hands of banks
F. R. notes in circulation
^ o l d and lawful money with Agen.t
Carried to net assets
oCjjrr’ied to net liabilities



11,122

5,158
288
28,993

7,623
189,215

--

7,375

-

-

-

-

-

34.439

215.335

33.304

33.595

9,364
791
8 .573
9,364
791

75,707
14 501
61,206
75,707
14,501

7,483
118
7.365
7,483
118

10,792
466
10.326
10,792
466

6,655
157
58,386

45
25.009

_

2,785
1,322
15,802

-*

—

2,558
705
14,830

—

3,008
602
16,617
1,098
419

2,750
5,249
9,988
, 3,554

—

__ _

100
18,207

65.198

19.909

18.093

21.74-4

21.541

15,402

4,186
1,846
2,340
4,186
1,846

7,702
760
6,942
7,702
760

13,200
1.019
12,181
13,200
1,019

10,167
107
10.060
8,962

14,540
14,360
10,806

1.098

3.554

12,223
629
11.594
7,253

14.292
13,107

4.341

1.185

1.110

180

3,944
782
17,922

54,944
30,639
426,322
10,178
419

——
22,648

145
522.647

10,912
5.337
5.575
10,912
5,337

191,678
26.864
164.814
179,474
24,838
10.178

Released for publication Sunday morning March 12 , 1916.
Not earlier.
'
''$k'
STATEMENT OF FEDERAL RESERVE AGENTS’ ACCOUNTS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS ..MARCH 10, 1916.
(•In thousands of dollars)
Boston

N. Y

Phila.

-5^0 c-

Clevel. Richm. Atlanta Chicago St.Louis Minnls.Kas . Cy.. Dallas S.Fran.

TOTAL

9

Federal reserve notes:
R e c e i v e d
from the Comptroller

$19,380

109,240

15,480

13,000

17,000

20,400

9,380

1,296

20,533

1,904

848

1,977

1,197

313

18,084

88,707

13,576

12,152

15,023

19,203

9,067

9,464 19,000

In hands of F. R. Agent

8,720

13,000

6,093

1,360

2,800

3,801

4,881

1,762

.5,800

Issued to F. R. bank less
amount returned to F. R.
Agent for redemption

9,364

75,707

4,186

7,702

13,200

10,167

14,540

--

2,850

10,200

4,300

9,540

Returned to the Comptroller
Chargeable to F. R. Agent

^

Amounts, held by F, R. Agent:
In I'fedarnption of liability on
out star, ling notes:
Or and *
Gold*coin and certificates

8,714

71,398

3,360

9,750

650

4,309

523

1,032

With Federal Reserve Board

—

As security for outstanding notes:
Commercial paper
--

>1

9,364

Amount of commercial paper delivered
to Federal Reserve Agent




10,792

12,223

15,402

--

--

136

- -

13,000

20,380

11,360

335

912

12,665

19,468

10,912

247,321

2,498

4,928

--

55,643

448

277,220
29,899

10,912

191,678

--

120,122

.

Credit balances:
In gold redemption

T O T A L

7,483

9,600 19,000

453

657

426

412

650

562

646

292

10,612

--

6,800

12,450

3,760

4,440

2,350

4,100

620

10,620

48,740

--

12,204

--

3,600

--

■ --

--

4,970

2,295

- -

--

--

1,205

3,734

7,483

10,792

12,223

15,402

4,186

7,702

13,200

10,167

14,540

10,912

191,678

5,315

2,295

--

--

1,208

4,209

--

13,027

75,707

--

Released for publication Sunday morning March 19, 1916,

Not earlier*

585*

STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS.

March 18, 1916*

The weekly bank statement issued today by the Federal Reserve Board
as at close of business on March 17, 1916 indicates an increase for the
week of 8*6 millions in the total earning assets of the Federal reserve
banks as the result of heavy purchases of United States bonds and bankers1
acceptances.
The combined gold reserves show a decrease for the week
of about 4 millions, while the total cash reserves declined about 12*8
millions,
The Hew York bank reports net withdrawals of cash other than
gold of about 8 millions, Philadelphia shows a decrease of 2*4 millions
of gold and of about 0*7 million of other cash, while Chicago reports
a reduction in its gold reserve of 3*1 million dollars.
These losses are
partly offset by gains in reserve shown for the Boston, Richmond, Kansas
City and Dallas banks, and by the larger amount of items in transit be­
tween the Federal reserve banks*
Practically no change in tha amount of rediscounts held by the banks
is shown, the holdings of the three Southern banks constituting 70 per
cent of the total reported*
The week witnessed considerable purchases
of acceptances by the Boston and New York banks, increasing the relative
holdings of this class of paper to 62*6 per cent of the total paper held
by the banks*
About one-third of th6 paper on hand matures within 30
days and over 35 per cent after 30 but withih 60 days. More than 2
millions of all bills on hand is agricultural and live-stock paper ma­
turing after 90 days, Dallas reporting about 45 per cent of this class
of paper*
The amount of short-term investments shows an increase of about
0*3 million*
Over* 5 millions of United States bonds were bought during
the past week, New York purchasing &*7 millions, Atlanta over 1 million,
while smaller additions to their bond holdings are reported by 5 other
banks. The total amount of United States bonds, all bearing the circu­
lating privilege, bought since January 1, is about 23*5 millions.
The total earning assets constitute at present 237.per cent of the
paid-in capital, compared with 221 per cent ther week before and 147 per
cent 3 months ago*
Of the total earning assets the share of United
States bonds is 30,2 per cent, that of acceptances 27.8 per cent, the
share of short-term investments - 25*4 per cent, and that of discounts^16*6 per cent*
Government deposits show an increase of about 1.7 millions,
while net member tank deposits decreased over 3 millions, Boston, Phila­
delphia and Chicago reporting heavy withdrawals of deposits for the week*
Federal Reserve Agents show a total of 191,2 millions net of notes
issued to the banks, or about 1/2 million less than the week before. Ten
banks retired notes during the past week, while Boston and Kansas City
report additional issues,
Against the net amount of notes issued to
the banks the Agents hold 179.3 millions of gold and 13 millions of paper*
The banks report an outstanding circulation of 164.9 millions, and
aggregate net liabilities thereon of 10*2 million dollars*




Released for publication Sunday morning March 19, 1916,
Not e a ilie r .
MARCH 17, 1916.
■STATEMENT OF COMBINED RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS OF THE UNITED STATES AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS

R E S O U R C E S

*

March 17, 1916. March 10, 1916 December 17, 1915

Gold coin and. certificates in vault.........................................
Gold settlement fund...................... .............................................
Gold redemption fund with United States Treasurer...............
Tnt-l w l d reserve
.......................................................

$253,880,000
78' 970' ° ° °
1,6 33 ,.QOS
334,473,000

2^ ? I n 'n n n
l ,^ 4 ,C 0 g .
338,539,000

ig M

^ f i'^ o 'o C T
7 ' K
334,887,000
'

Bills discounted and bought*
Maturities: Within 10 days.....................................................
From 11 to 30 days..............................................
«
31 to 60 days..............................................
n
61 to 90 days......................... ...................
Over 90 U s .
. . . . . .......................................
' n ,L ,
_
•..................................................

„ ooo nnn
« .™ ,0 0 0
12,128,000
20,511,000
16,272,000
^ 016.000
57,700,000

a 7/19 QDO
12' ^ 9 'oOT

« .« « '« »
18,113,000
13,964,000
2,433,000
54,476,000

1 ^ 9 0 000
18,190,000
11,494,000
3 ,8 9 1 ,000
52,696,000

Investments: United States hands........... ...................................

39,213,000

34,141,000

^ ^

Municipal warrants................................................

J S ' g j- g g

\ sier lT

S; i : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

* :« * :o o o

m ,«»;o o d

16. 248,000

^ 'q q q

*
.........................
. L 1 A ® 1 L I T I E S .
Capital paid m . .. . ........-................ ......................
Government deposits
................................................................
Reserve deposits - He*. ...............................................................
Federal reserve notes - Net, . . . . . . . . .......................................
Federal reserve hank notes m circulation...,........................
m

0totI l1l

i

a

b

i

l

i

t

i

e

s

'

.

Gold reserve against net deposit and note liabilities (A).
Ca*sh reserve against net deposit and note liabilities ( A ) .
Cash reserve against net deposit 1 iabilities after setting
^ s i d e 40$ gold reserve against aggregate net liabilities
ot Federal reserve notes in circulation ( ^ ) .................... .
(aT

loss

items in transit between F.' R. hanks viz -




^

qq ^ O O

B O ^ M

Due f rcn. Federal reserve tanks - H o t......................................

» , »»,ooo
4 '. 3 22 ^0 0
« » .« » .« »

m o o

54 937 000
3 ^ 3 8 0 000
423'259'000
10 203 000
rSnno
! 4 s '000

54, 944,000
30,639,000
426,322,000
10 178^000
419 000
145"’ 000

54,900,000
15,000,000
397,879,000
14,461,000

$ 521, 600:000

522,64 ?,000

4 8 9 ,27 s, 000

76.9/>

7C ^
7o.9fo

69*1)1
89.1/

7.036.000

1
$16,248,000

12,647,000

September 17, 1915 March 19,1915
244,217,000
224,402,000
63,040,000
801,000
1.197,000
245,018,000
288, 639,000'
21.650,000
16.001.000
266,668,000
304,640,000

21,331,000

4.784.000
12.997.000
17.452.000
7.294.000
1.134.000
43.661.000
9,047,000
24.444.000
77.152.000
12.481.000
8.533.000
3.382.000
406,188,000

£ 9,545,000

54.749.000
15,000,000
316,953,000
16.562.000
• . r «. •
2.924.000
406,188,000

36,119,000

11,336,000
| 9,013,000
29.894.000
6,639,000
14.933.000
51,466,000
5.113.000
6.551.000
3.383.000
333,181,000

288,575,000
8,487,000
...
333,181,000

84.9$
89.6$

84. 3$
91.8$

92.1 $

9 3.4$

8,533,000

6,551,000

Released for publication Sunday morning March 19,1916,
Not earlier.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF EACH OF THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH 17,1916.
(In thousands of dollars)
R E S O U R C E S

.

N. Y,
155,099
Gold coin and certif.in vault
7,771
Gold settlement fund
250
Gold redemption fund
163,120,
Total gold reserve
2,518
Legal tender notes,silver,etc*
165.638
Total reserve
295
122
Bills discounted - Members
14,557
11.291
Bills bought in open market
14,852
11,413
Total bills on hand
2,670
986
Investments: U. S. bonds
13.433
2,923
.Municipal warrants[
15
J
w J322
1.'t~
> 30,955
Total aarning assets
14,489
768
Federal reserve notes - Net
it
-372
129
All other resources
33.419 211.454
TOTAL RESOURCES
Boston
$12,280
4,841
5
17,126
74
17.200

L I A B I L I T I E S

Phila.
7,163
7,324
50
14,537
3,408
17.945
245
4.043
....£
4,288
4,206
3,340
11.834
2,362
260
32,457

Atlanta
5,640
5,611
353
11,604
231
11,835
4,036
562
4,598

1,220
5,818
178
1.019
18.850

Chicago St.Lo.uis Minnls.
34,478
5,157
3,421
5,674
3,834
4,368
200
85
30
7,819
9,076
40,352
472
800
.1,409
9.876
8,291
41,761
791
683
1, 606
615
659
1.795
1,406
3,401
1,342
2,114
3,339
6, 6C3
1.419
1.267
3,684
4,939
5.948
13,688
S30
795
1,865
3,681
1,764
7,520
119
1.357
406
65.240 19.750 17.960

j b

Kas.Cy.. Dallas S.Fran . TOTAL
5, 614 253,830
4,072
4,759
78,970
4* 377
3, 666 10,325
1,623
10
204
81
334,473
10,001
14,601
8,506
l l ' 304
6
943
160
345.777
10.007
15.544
8,666
21,608
474
4,700
1,943
36,092
987
583
57,700
1,461
4,700
2,525
39,213
3,035
1 , 295
7,978
33.034
1.352
1.029
6.348 129.947
5.995
11.533
24,608
5,264
1,072(; a )l 6, 248
1,379
5,028
260
247
291
21,869 21.786 22.951 521.608

.

Capital paid in
Government deposits
Reserve deposits - Net
Federal reserve notes — Net
F. R. bank notes in circulation
Due to other F. R. banks - Net
All other liabilities
TOTAL LIABILITIES

11,122

5,158
125
26,638

8,477
189,695

1,498

2,160

33.419

211.454

M E M O R A N D U M .
75,471
F. R. notes issued to the bank 3
9,696
14,489
768
F. R. notes in hands of banks
60.982
8,928
F ^ R . notes in circulation
75,471
9,696
Golf1 "nd lawful money with Agent
14,489
768
CariflPl to net assets
Carried to net liabilities

(a) Items in transit i


66

Clevel. Richm.
4,726
11,471
10,166 11,013
315
40
21,677 16,054
118
1.165
22.842 15,172
6,390
323
76
924
1,247 ' 6,466
1,676
4,091
91
3.996
9.334
8.233
-.... . 431
1,513
876
193
365
33.848 26,111

b

5,948
740
27,160

5,256
150
27,051

3,345
5,870
11,489
4,361

2,416
6,690
8,464
1,178

6,655
939
57,646

2,70S
1,098
15,864

2,560
*429
14,971

3,008
604
15,358
1,218
' 681

2,738.
5,290
9,873
3,446

3,943
9 58
18,050

54,937
32,380
423,259
10,203
681

439
32,467

i.,

33,848....

7,463

66
7.397
7,463

66
total

10,755
431
10.324
10,755
431

102

46
26,111

18.850

12,142:
609)
11.533
7,172

15,053/
8374
14,216
13,038

4,361

1.178

21.786

22.951

10.130
8,962

14,427
232
14.195
10,749

10,906
5.264
5.642
10,906
5,264

1.218

3.446

65,240

19.750

17,960

21.869

4,179
1,865
2.314
4,179
1,865

7,681
795

13,200
930
12.270
13,200
930

10,192

6.886
7,681
795

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148
521.608

191,165
26.298
164,857
179,272
24,608
10.203

Released for publication Sunday morning March 19, 1916.

Not earlier.

STATEMENT OF FEDERAL RESERVE AGENTS’ ACCOUNTS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH 17, 1916.
(in thousands of dollars)
S.Fran.

TOTAL

20,380

11,360

•277,580

335

970

454

30,602

19,000

12,665

19,410

10,906

246,978

1,762

5,800

2,473

4,983

7,681

13,200

10,192

14,427

2,850

10,200

4,300

9,540

N. Y.

Phila.

Clevel. Richm.

Atlanta Chicago St.Louis Minnls.Kas.Cy. Dallas

$19,380

109,240

15., 480

13,360

17,000

20,400

9,380

9,600

19,000

13,000

1,464

20,769

1,924

885

2,058

1,266

320

157

--

17,916

88,471

13,556

12,475

14,942

19,134

9,060

9,443

In hands of F. R. Agent

8,220

13,000

6,093

1,720

2,800

4,081

4,881

Issued to F„ R. bank less
amount returned to F. R.
Agent for redemption

9,696

75,471

7,463

10,755

12,142

15,053

4,179

9,065

71,398

3,360

9,760

- -

- -

631

4,073

503

995

-

3,600

Boston
Federal reserve notes:
Received from the Comptroller
Returned to the Comptroller
Chargeable to F. R. Agent

fo u n t s held by F. R. Agent:
I da redemption of liability on
outstanding notes:
On hand:
Gold coin and certificates
Credit balances:
In gold redemption fund
With Federal Reserve Board

- -

-

As security for outstanding notes:
Commercial paper
--

T O T A L
of commercial paper delivered
to Federal Reserve Agent

9,696

75,471

7,463

10,755




-

55,813

10,906

191,165

- -

120,473

472

1,088

419

391

650

562

669

286

10,739

6,700

11,950

3,760

4,440

2,350

4,100

540

10,620

48,060

4,970

2,015

1,230

3,678

- -

11,893

12,142

15,053

10,192

14,427

5,499

2,015

1,231

4,278

Attfnmt.

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-

- -

4,179

7,681

13,200

10,906

- -

191,165

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