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BANKING AND
MONETARY STATISTICS
1941-1970
Published in Septem ber 1976
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Preface
In 1943 the Board o f Governors published
B anking and M o n eta ry S tatistics to m ake available
— in one place and o n a uniform basis— major
series • relating to banking, m onetary, and other
financial developm ents. M ost o f those statistics had
b een collected by governm ental authorities as an
incident to their supervisory responsibilities over
financial institutions; other statistics, particularly
those relating to securities markets, had been
gathered chiefly by private agencies.
D uring the late 1 9 5 0 ’s and the 1 9 6 0 ’s the Board
published a number o f pam phlets that updated
som e o f the statistics included in B anking an d
M o n eta ry Statistics. W ith this volum e the Board
is now bringing together m ost o f the materials
that had been included in those pam phlets and
also data to update— in revised form , if n eces
sary— series in other sections o f the original B an k
ing an d M o n e ta ry Statistics. W hile m ost o f the
statistics in this volum e cover the period beginning
with 1941, a few series are show n for longer
periods. A ll o f the series end with D ecem b er 1970.
H ereafter the Board plan's to publish an Annual
S tatistical D ig est. T he D ig est w ill update m any o f
the tables in this volum e, will present new series
in their entirety, and w ill include revised data for
series previously published. T he first such publica
tion will cover the period 1971—75.
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B oth the Board o f G overnors and the Federal
R eserve Banks collect, analyze, interpret, and pub
lish statistics on R eserve Bank credit, m em ber
bank credit, changes in the banking structure, and
a variety o f other m atters that have a bearing on
banking and credit conditions in this country and
abroad. T he System also publishes considerable
data com piled by other Federal and State super
visory agencies and by private agencies.
It has b een the practice of the Board to m ake
the m ore im portant o f these series available to the
public, through its annual reports, the m onthly
Federal Reserve B ulletin, a n d /o r regular releases.
B oth this volum e and the original B anking an d
M o n eta ry Statistics— Part I o f w hich has n ow been
reprinted and is referred to herein as B anking
and M on etary Statistics (1 9 1 4 —4 1 )— were designed
to assem ble, in convenient publications, bank
ing and m onetary statistics that have previously
appeared in the B oard’s annual reports and in the
m onthly Bulletin. In com bination, the tw o volum es
present a w ealth o f banking and financial statistics
covering a period o f m ore than 6 0 years.
T his volum e includes m ost o f the financial series
for w hich current data are published in the F ed
eral Reserve B ulletin and also som e series that are
no longer show n in the B ulletin but that are o f
historical interest. T he statistics relate in large part
to the condition and operation o f the Federal R e
serve Banks and m em ber banks, but also there are
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Preface-continued
data on the condition and operation o f all banks,
including State banks that are not members o f the
Federal Reserve System , and on bank debits,
bank incom e, bank suspensions, and bank holdj ing com panies. In addition, there are statistics on
■ nonbank financial institutions, currency, money
rates, securities markets, Treasury finance, con
sumer credit, gold, and international financial
developm ents.
T he tables in each section are preceded by an
introductory text, w hich gives som e indication of
the purpose o f the data, the sources o f the figures,
the history and methods o f their com pilation, and
other facts that will guide the reader in the use o f
the figures. In m any instances the text provides—
for background purposes— a brief description o f
that part o f a series that was published in the
earlier B anking an d M o n eta ry S tatistics. In many
instances inform ation that w ould custom arily be
included in footnotes to tables has been incor
porated in the text.
A cknow ledgm ent is gratefully m ade to the G o v
ernment agencies w hose figures have been used.
T hese include the D epartm ent o f the Treasury,
the Comptroller o f the Currency, the Federal
D ep osit Insurance Corporation, the Federal H om e
Loan Bank Board, the Federal Savings and Loan
Insurance Corporation, the Securities and E x
change Com m ission, and the N ational Credit
U n ion Administration.
Similarly, acknow ledgm ent is made to a number
o f private agencies, including the N ational Bureau
o f E conom ic R esearch, Standard and P oor’s Cor
poration, M oody’s Investors Service, the N ew York
Stock Exchange, the A m erican Stock Exchange,
the N ational A ssociation o f M utual Savings Banks,
Securities Industries A ssociation, and the Institute
o f L ife Insurance.
Board of Governors of the
F ederal Reserve System
1941-1970
BANKING AND
MONETARY STATISTICS
Contents
Section
1
M O N ETA RY SYSTEM— SUM MARY M EASURES
T e x t ________________________________________
17
Tables
Section
Section
Section
Section
2
3
4
5
1
M EM BER BANKS
T e x t _________
45
Tables
60
INSURED BANKS
T e x t _________
125
Tables
130
W EEKLY R EPO R TIN G BANKS
Text __________________ __
143
Tables
160
BANK DEBITS
T e x t ______
319
T ables
328
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Contents-continued
Section
6
BANK INCOM E
T e x t________________________________ ________________________
367
Tables ____________________________________________________3 7 8
Section
Section
7
8
BANK SUSPENSIONS
T e x t __ _______ _________ ___________ _________________________ _
419
Tables ________ _______ _____________ __ ___ _________________„ . _
423
BANKS AND BANK HOLDING COMPANIES
Text ______ _____ ______________ _______ ___ ___________________ _
Section
9
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425
T a b le s ___________________ ______________ _______________ ....
429
FED ER A L RESERV E BANKS
T e x t___________________ ______________ ___________ __________ 4 5 9
T a b le s __________________ ______________ ______________________...
Section 10
Section 11
467
M EM BER BANK RESERVES AND R ELA TED ITEMS
T e x t__ _________________ __ ______________ _________________ _
507
Tables ________ ______________________ ________________ __________
524
CURRENCY
T e x t__________________ ______________________________________ 6 1 1
Tables ________________ ___ ___________ ________________________
Section 12
617
M ONEY RATES AND SECURITIES M ARKETS
T e x t __________ ___________ ____________ ___ __________ __________ 6 2 7
Tables ________ ______ ___ ___________ ______ __________ __________
Section 13
667
U.S. GOVERNM ENT FINANCE
T e x t__ ______________ ____ __________ ________________ __________ 8 5 5
T a b le s ________ _____________ ______________________ ______ ___
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Section 14
GOLD
T e x t__________________________________________________________893
T a b le s ________________________________________________________899
Section 15
IN TER N A TIO N A L FIN A N CE
T e x t__________________________________________________________
923
T a b le s ________________________________________________________932
Section 16
CONSUM ER C RED IT
T e x t__________________________________________________________
1049
T a b le s ________________________________________________________1081
KEY TO SYMBOLS IN T A B L E S ________________________________ 1168
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Section 1
MONETARY SYSTEMSUMMARY MEASURES
Contents
IN T R O D U C T IO N _____________________ _3
C onstruction of the B roader M oney
S to c k M e a su re s— M 2 t o M s ________ 10
M O N EY STOCK M EASURES AND
R E L A T E D D A T A __________________ _4
Seasonal A d ju stm en t ________________ 10
D evelo pm ent of M oney Stock
M e a su r e s ___________________________4
LIQ U ID ASSET H O L D IN G S ___________ 11
C o n c e p t o f M x _________________________6
BANKING S E R IE S ____________________ 12
Types of deposit holders
Eliminating duplication
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C onstruction of the N arrow M oney
S to c k M e a s u re — M x ________________ _7
Currency component
Domestic dem and deposit com ponent
Foreign demand deposit component
W hat C onstitutes
a
C lassification
B a n k s _____________
of
B ank ?____________ 12
C overage, and C hanges
or C lassification
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Series
1
on
in
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C overage
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B ank C r e d it ________________ 16
Tables
1.1
Money Stock and Related Data, Monthly, 1947-70
A.
B.
Seasonally A d ju ste d ______________ :____________________________________ 17
Not Seasonally A d ju sted _____________________________________ __________ 20
1.2
Liquid Asset Holdings of Private Domestic Nonfinancial Investors, Monthly, 1948-70
1.3
Principal Assets, Liabilities, and Number of Commercial Banks, Varying Dates,
1941-70 _________________________________________________________ 27
1.4
1.5
Loans and Investments at Commercial Banks, Monthly, 1948-70 _________________ 32
Principal Assets, Liabilities, and Num ber of Mutual Savings Banks, June and December
Call Dates, 1941-70_______________________________________________ 36
Num ber and Deposits of Commercial and M utual Savings Banks, by Class of Bank,
June and December Call Dates, 1941-70----------------------------------------- 37
Changes in the Num ber of Commercial Banks, by Class of Bank and by Character
of Change, 1 9 4 1 -7 0 ---------- .------------------------------------------------------------ 40
Number of Banks on the Par List and not on the Par List, by Federal Reserve District
and by Class of Bank, 1941-70 ____________________________________ 42
1.6
1.7
1.8
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Section 1
M ONETARY S Y S T E M SUMMARY MEASURES
INTRODUCTION
ported data have been undertaken. Among the
new data that have proven useful in the anal
ysis of monetary and banking developments
are statistical measures of the money stock,
private holdings of liquid assets, and commercial
bank credit. Most of the aggregate series pub
lished currently have been developed since 1960,
and several revisions in the data have been incor
porated since initial publication. This section
provides in one place a consolidation of all the
changes that have been made in the series over
the past two decades; it also provides a con
venient point of reference for future changes.
In 1960 the Federal Reserve introduced a
new measure of the money stock based on
averages of daily figures to supplement for
certain analytical uses the series on the money
stock that had been appearing as an adjunct
to the consolidated condition statem ent.1 The
The banking and monetary system provides
the economy with a unique source of liquidity
and a means of payment and serves as a major
channel for the movement of savings funds into
investment. Because of the importance of these
functions to the economy, information about
the nature and behavior of bank credit and
money is essential to an understanding of eco
nomic developments.
Primary responsibility for regulating the flow
of bank credit and money in the United States
is vested in the Federal Reserve System. The
discharge of this responsibility requires detailed,
accurate, and current information concerning
the economic situation in general and the work
ings of the banking and monetary system in
particular. Consequently, the Federal Reserve
System over the years has continually sought to
improve the quality of the basic monetary data
collected and of the analytical measures con
structed from these data.
Since publication of Banking and Monetary
Statistics by the Board of Governors of the
Federal Reserve System in 1943, numerous re
visions and analytical reformulations of the re
1 In the consolidated statem en t the asset, liability,
and capital acco u n ts of the private banking system —
the co m m ercial and m u tu a l savings banks— w ere p re
sented consolidated w ith the assets, liabilities, and
cap ital accounts o f the m o n eta ry system — the F e d e ra l
R eserve B anks, the E xchange S tabilization F u n d , the
P ostal Savings System , and the gold a n d T rea su ry
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Monetary System—Summary Measures
There has also been a major improvement
in the basic data collected from the private
banking system. Up to 1947 the Comptroller
of the Currency, the Board of Governors of the
Federal Reserve System, and the Federal De
posit Insurance Corporation were compiling
somewhat different balance-sheet statistics for
noninsured banking institutions. In that year the
three agencies worked out an arrangement for
the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to
compile a uniform series of statistics for all
banking institutions. From then through 1970
figures for all insured banks were available
semiannually except during 1961-63, when
they were reported quarterly.
new daily-average money stock series through
1970, as revised in 1976, is shown in Table 1.1.
Another, more comprehensive method of
presenting financial data developed by the
Board in the 1950’s is the series of flow of
funds accounts, which present financial flows,
as well as assets and liabilities, not only for
the banking system but also for other major
sectors of the economy— nonbank financial
institutions, nonfinancial businesses, consumers,
governments, and the rest of the world.2
c urrency accounts. F ro m this statem ent it w as possible
to o b tain a picture o f the b anking and m o n eta ry sys
tem o f the U nited S tates as a w hole and o f the ch an
nels th a t connected the banking and m o n eta ry institu
tions o f the c o untry w ith the F e d e ra l R eserve System .
G o v e rn o rs of the F e d e ra l R eserve System , 1955); also
in Intro d u ctio n to F low o f F unds (B oard of G o v ern o rs
o f the F ed eral R eserve System , 1975). S u m m ary d a ta
are published on a sem iannual basis in the F e d e ra l
R eserve B ulletin.
- A com prehensive description o f the concepts,
m ethodology, and statistical in fo rm a tio n contained in
these flow of fu n d s accounts is set fo rth in F low
o f F u n d s in the U nited States, 1919-1951 (B oard of
MONEY STOCK MEASURES AND RELATED DATA
DEVELOPM EN T OF MONEY
STOCK MEASURES
Money performs the essential economic func
tions of providing a medium of exchange and
of serving as both a readily available store of
value and a standard of value. M onetary trans
actions and the financial instruments used in
effecting them take a variety of forms, and
many types of claims other than currency and
demand deposits may serve to provide part of
the public’s requirements for liquidity.
The stock of money is constantly being ex
tinguished as debts at banks are repaid, and
new money is being created when banks extend
credit by making loans and purchasing securities.
The volume of money that the public chooses to
hold— in its pockets, in tills, in deposit ac
counts, and in other liquid asset forms— varies
from time to time relative to its holdings of
other assets and to the total volume of expen
ditures in the economy. Public demand deter
mines the proportion of the money stock held
in the form of currency and the proportions
held in demand deposits at banks and in other
forms.
Inasmuch as the Federal Reserve System
has primary responsibility for regulating the
total volume of money available to meet the
public’s demands, it is essential that the System
have an accurate, frequent, and promptly avail
able measure of the money stock. Throughout
its existence, therefore, the System has collected
and published data on the money stock.
Historically, the only instruments that per
formed all of the functions of money were the
public’s holdings of currency and coin and of
demand deposits in banks. The System’s first
long-term series on the money stock was that
published in Table 9 of Banking and M one
tary Statistics (1914-41). This table shows
data for both demand and time deposits and
currency for June call dates from 1892 to 1922
and for June and December call dates for 1923
41. D ata for later years appeared regularly in
the Federal Reserve Bulletin.
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In early 1948 the Board of Governors re
leased the first materials on the consolidated
condition statem ent for the banking system.
This statement related currency and deposit
liabilities of the banking system to banks’ assets.
A year later the Board began to publish data
for the consolidated statement each month.
D ata on the money stock, previously available
only for call dates, were published thereafter
as a part of this consolidated statement.
Each of these measures of the money stock
and related items was as of a single date. Al
though there are advantages in being able to
relate the components of the money stock to
specific dates for purposes of comparison with
other financial variables similarly measured,
statistics as of a single date are subject to varia
bilities that complicate interpretation.
To provide a more refined measure for use
in analyses that focus on the performance of
the money stock itself and on its relation to
aggregate flows o r other variables relatively
free of the hazards of single-date measurement,
the Board in late 1960 introduced a new meas
ure of the money stock based on averages of
daily figures. This series was estimated back to
1947.3 A t that time only a narrow measure of
the money stock— M 1— was published. Some
refinements of this daily-average series were
published in the summer of 1962, and a new
series on time deposits adjusted was added.4
In the 1960’s and early 1970’s further re
finements were made in the money stock series
as additional data became available; as banking
practices changed— particularly as such changes
were related to the transfer of foreign funds;
and as other banking institutions, such as agen
cies and branches of foreign banks and Edge
A ct corporations, became a more significant
factor in the structure of U.S. financial institu
tions. Still other refinements have become nec
essary as a result of relatively recent introduc
tions— such as NOW (negotiable order of with
drawal) accounts, telephonic transfers of funds,
and overdraft arrangements— which have
brought about a lessening of the distinction be
tween demand deposits and other liquid assets.
In recognition of the proliferation of such close
substitutes for money as these are, the Board
has broadened the concept of the money stock
measures that it uses in implementing monetary
policy. By April 1975, five such measures were
being published, as compared with only a single
measure as late as 1971.5
8 Inasmuch as the monthly series for the money
stock does not begin until 1947, data to update the
money stock series shown in Table 9 of Banking and
M onetary Statistics (1914—41) are shown below for the
period 1941-46:
4 For a detailed description of these series, see “A
N ew Measure of the Money Supply,” Federal Reserve
Bulletin, October 1960, pp. 1102-23; and “Revision of
the Money Supply Series,” Federal Reserve Bulletin,
August 1962, pp. 941-51.
5 The descriptions as contained in this section apply
to the five measures as revised in early 1976.
Related deposits
M oney stock
Time
Date
Total
C ur
rency
outside
banks
D e
mand
deposits
ad
justed
1941—June 30............
Dec. 31............
45,521
48,607
8,204
9,615
1942—June 30............
Dec. 31............
52,806
62,868
1943—June 30............
Dec. 31............
U.S.
G ov
ern
ment
Total
C om
mercial
banks
M utual
savings
banks
Postal
Savings
Sys
tem
37,317
38,992
27,879
27,729
15,928
15,884
10,648
10,532
1,303
1,313
753
1,895
10,936
13,946
41,870
48,922
27,320
28,431
15,610
16,352
10,395
10,664
1,315
1,415
1,837
8,402
71,853
79,640
15,814
18,837
56,039
60,803
30,260
32,748
17,543
19,224
11,141
11,738
1,576
1,786
8,048
10,424
1944—June 30............
Dec. 30............
80,946
90,435
20,881
23,505
60,065
66,930
35,720
39,790
21,217
24,074
12,471
13,376
2,032
2,340
19,506
20,763
1945—June 30............
Dec. 31............
94,150
102,341
25,097
26,490
69,053
75,851
44,253
48,452
27,170
30,135
14,426
15,385
2,657
2,932
24,381
24,608
1946—June 29............
Dec. 31............
105,992
110,044
26,516
26,730
79,476
83,314
51,829
53,960
32,429
33,808
16,281
16,869
3,119
3,283
13,416
3,103
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Monetary System—Summary Measures
economic characteristics not unlike deposits of
large private economic entities.
Eliminating duplication. Both cash items in
process of collection, as reported on the books
of the banks, and Federal Reserve float, derived
from Federal Reserve condition statements, arc
deducted from gross deposits to derive the de
mand deposit component of the money stock.
Gross deposits contain a sizable element of
duplication because checks are added to the ac
counts of payees before they are subtracted from
the accounts of issuers. Deducting cash items
in the process of collection, as recorded on the
books of commercial banks, makes a partial
correction for this double counting. An addi
tional adjustment is made by deducting Fed
eral Reserve float, which represents items in
the process of collection by Federal Reserve
Banks.
In the late 1960’s and early 1970’s it be
came necessary to adjust the measured money
stock for a bias that had developed in cash
items. This bias was related mainly to the
process of clearing transactions that involve
agencies and branches of foreign banks, Edge
Act corporations, and other foreign-related in
stitutions. The checks issued by these institu
tions in transferring funds are recorded as cash
items in the process of collection on the books
of domestic banks. However, the deposits gen
erating these cash items had not been picked
up in the gross deposit data entering into the
money stock calculation. This generation of
cash items without any recording of the coun
terpart liability had resulted in a downward
bias in the estimates of the money stock.
Adjustments for this cash-items bias were in
corporated into the money stock series by col
lecting appropriate data from agencies and
branches of foreign banks, Edge Act corpora
tions, and other foreign-related institutions.
These institutions began reporting such data in
late 1970. F or the period 1959 to 1970, when
reported data were not available, estimates
were based on the changes in interbank
deposits around certain holidays.6
CONCEPT O F M 1
Inasmuch as Mj is the basis of all of the
money stock measures, it will be described in
substantial detail. This measure, known as the
narrow measure of the money stock, is defined
as (1) demand deposits at all commercial banks
other than those due to domestic commercial
banks and the U.S. Government, less cash items
in the process of collection and Federal Reserve
float; (2) foreign demand balances at Federal
Reserve Banks; and (3) currency and coin out
side the Treasury, Federal Reserve Banks, and
vaults of all commercial banks.
Types of deposit holders. The M l measure
includes dem and deposits held in commercial
banks by individuals, partnerships, and cor
porations— both domestic and foreign. It also
includes both demand deposits held by financial
institutions such as savings and loan associations
and life insurance companies and demand de
posits at commercial banks that are due to mu
tual savings banks, to banks in U.S. territories
and possessions, and to foreign banks. In addi
tion, it contains demand deposit liabilities to
foreign governments, central banks, and inter
national institutions held at Federal Reserve
Banks, as well as those held at commercial
banks. Amounts due to these institutions rep
resent cash available for transactions in much
the same way as balances of other financial in
stitutions, and they involve no duplication of
funds held by others.
Domestic commercial interbank deposits are
excluded from the Mj series because such de
posits involve double counting; deposits “due
to” commercial banks are matched by “due
from” accounts at other commercial banks, and
in theory— if not in fact— the two accounts
cancel each other when the statements of all
commercial banks are consolidated.
Deposits of the Federal Government are also
excluded, but those of State and local govern
ments are included. U.S. Government deposits
are excluded primarily because they do not
represent money in the hands of the public
and they have little influence on the expendi
tures of the Federal Government. However,
deposits of State and local governments exhibit
GAt the time that the cash-items-bias correction was
made, Mi-type deposits of Edge Act corporations,
agencies of foreign banks, and foreign investment
corporations were folded into the M i series. Deposit
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straight-line interpolation. Weekly estimates of
nonmember vault cash are then derived by
multiplying the estimated weekly vault cash
ratio by the reported weekly-average holdings
of vault cash by member banks. Monthlyaverage vault cash is derived from a proration
of the weekly estimates. For estimates since the
latest call report, the most recent call report
ratio is held constant until data for another call
report become available.
Domestic demand deposit component. The
demand deposit component of the money
stock is based on data from a number of
sources. These include daily figures and single
day figures— whether weekly, monthly, or for
call report dates four times each year.
Demand deposit liabilities of member banks
represent by far the largest part of the demand
deposit component of the money stock. The
basic source of such deposit data is the report
of deposits submitted by member banks for
determination of reserve requirements. This re
port provides daily figures, but the deposit
breakdowns available do not match the defini
tions of deposits used in the money stock. Con
sequently, a num ber of adjustments must be
made in the basic data as reported.
The money stock concept excludes demand
deposits due to the U.S. Government and de
mand deposits due to domestic commercial
banks. Therefore, these items must be deducted
from gross demand deposits as a first step in
determining the demand deposit component of
the money stock. Fortunately, both deposits
“due to the U.S. Governm ent” and those “due
to banks” are shown as separate categories on
the report of deposits. However, since depositreport figures for “due to banks” include de
posits of mutual savings banks and foreign
banks as well as deposits of domestic commer
cial banks, it is necessary to estimate the mutual
and foreign portions from other sources, as
explained below, and add them back. M ore
over, as was noted earlier, it is also necessary
— to avoid double counting of demand de
posits that are shown on the books of two banks
at the same time— to deduct cash items in the
process of collection from gross demand de
posits to derive the demand deposit component
of Mj.
Although these adjustments improve the
series, the problem of bias has not been solved
in full— either statistically or conceptually. The
residual bias, however, does not appear large
enough, nor are changes in it great enough, to
impair the usefulness of the data for most
analytical purposes.
C ONSTRUCTION O F T H E NARROW
M ONEY STOCK M EASURE— M x
Of the two components of the narrowly de
fined money stock— currency and demand de
posits— the currency component presents fewer
problems of construction. Therefore it is treated
first.
Currency component. The currency com
ponent is defined as all currency and coin out
side the Treasury, Federal Reserve Banks, and
commercial banks. Daily data on currency in
circulation outside the Treasury and the Fed
eral Reserve System are available from daily
statements from the U.S. Treasury Department.
Since vault cash can be used to meet reserve
requirements, member banks report both their
vault cash holdings and their deposits to the
Federal Reserve for determination of required
reserves. Consequently, the amount of vault
cash held at member banks is available on a
daily basis, but vault cash at nonmember banks
must be estimated.
Estimates of vault cash held at nonmember
banks are based on the ratio of vault cash of
nonmember banks to vault cash of member
banks on call report dates. Beginning with
M arch 1973 these benchmark relationships
have been available four times each year— as
of each call date. Before that time call report
benchmark data were available only twice a year
— usually the last day of June and the last day of
December.
Estimates of the vault cash ratio for each
week between call report dates are based on a
liabilities o f bran ch es o f fo reig n banks have alw ays
been included. F o r details o f this revision, see “R e
vision o f M oney S upply S eries,” F e d e ra l R eserve B u l
letin, O ctober 1969, pp. 7 8 7 -8 0 3 ; a n d “R evision of
the M o n ey S tock,” F e d e ra l R eserve B ulletin, D ecem
ber 1970, pp. 8 8 7 -9 0 9 .
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Monetary System—Summary Measures
process of collection associated with interbank
transactions in New York City, data reflecting
the volume of these transfers are collected
from Edge Act corporations, agencies and
branches of foreign banks operating in the
United States, and other foreign-related insti
tutions in New York City.7 These data are used
as a proxy measure for the amount of cash
items that have been recorded on the books
of member banks and deducted from member
bank demand deposits. Such items should not
have been deducted because there is no cor
responding money stock liability on the books
of banks. Consequently they are added back
in the calculation of iW,.
As indicated above, Federal Reserve float
represents double-counting of deposits in the
money stock and it too is deducted from private
demand deposits in order to approximate the
M 1 concept of demand deposits. Daily float
data are derived from the daily reports of con
dition of the Federal Reserve Banks. Federal
Reserve float fluctuates widely from day to day.
In December 1970 deduction of float reduced
the demand deposit component of M , about
$3.6 billion on the average.
The second largest deposit component of the
domestic money stock is the domestic non
member bank component. Data for nonmem
ber banks are available four times a year from
call reports. In order to estimate the deposits
of these banks for other periods, the ratio of
the nonmember banks’ demand deposit com
ponent of the money stock to that of the
smaller member banks’ demand deposit com
ponent is computed for each call report date.
A straight-line interpolation of this ratio, ad
justed for changes in bank structure (that is,
changes reflecting shifts in membership status,
mergers, liquidations, and so forth), is made
between call report dates. Weekly ratios so de
rived are then applied to weekly-average de
posits data reported by the smaller member
banks, in order to obtain weekly- and monthlyaverage estimates of the demand deposits com
ponent of the money stock at nonmember
Figures for cash items in the process of col
lection are available on a daily basis from the
report of deposits because such items are
allowed as a deduction in the computation of
deposits subject to reserve requirements. How
ever, cash items as shown on that report are
not broken down to show items associated with
private demand deposits separately from those
associated with all other operations of the
bank; only a gross figure is available.
From past investigations it is known that
gross cash items in the process of collection
overstate those items that should properly be
deducted from the deposits component of the
money stock. The data on gross cash items in
clude, for example, cash items associated with
interbank deposits, with U.S. Government de
posits, and with redemptions of U.S. savings
bonds and coupons of U.S. Government securi
ties, as well as cash items associated with bank
credit cards and food stamps. It is believed,
based on contacts with bank accountants and on
other investigations, that the distortions caused
by continuing to include these items are not
large, and further that these distortions remain a
fairly constant proportion of total deposits.
Therefore, even though the level of the money
stock may be distorted slightly, growth rates are
not affected in a significant way because of
the overstatement of cash items from these
sources.
On the other hand, a significant part of the
gross cash items in the process of collection
reflect the transfer of interbank funds related to
Euro-dollar transactions in the New York money
market and should not be deducted from
money-stock-type deposits. However, these
transfers create interbank demand deposits,
and such deposits are not included in the
money stock measure. Deducting from money
stock deposits the amount of cash items gen
erated from the transfer of Euro-dollar funds
that are not associated with money stock causes
an understatement of the level of the series.
And if these cash items are growing rapidly
relative to total deposits, the growth rate of the
series is distorted.
In order to adjust for the cash items in the
7 These data are reported to the Federal Reserve
Bank of New York on a daily basis.
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banks. (Monthly-average estimates are derived
from prorations of the weekly estimates.) Be
yond the period of the most recent call report,
ratios are estimates based on a regression equa
tion and judgment. As new call report data
become available, these weekly and monthly
estimates for nonmember banks are bench
m arked to the universe data available from the
call report.
As noted earlier, the money stock figures
published herein do not include demand de
posits due to domestic commercial banks. How
ever, they do include demand deposits due to
foreign commercial banks, mutual savings
banks, and banks in U.S. territories and pos
sessions. To eliminate deposits due to domestic
commercial banks, deposits “due to banks” as
shown on the member bank report of deposits
are deducted from gross demand deposits.
However, as noted above, this correction im
properly removes deposits due to mutual sav
ings banks, foreign commercial banks, and
banks in territories and possessions from the
money stock.8 Therefore, estimates of the de
posits due to these institutions must be derived
from other data sources and then added back to
demand deposits to obtain the desired demand
deposit component of the money stock.
Figures for deposits due to foreign commer
cial banks and to mutual savings banks are
available for each Wednesday for large weekly
reporting banks, which hold the bulk of these
deposits. These Wednesday figures are used as
a proxy measure for the weekly-average level
of such deposits at the weekly reporting banks.
M onthly-average estimates are based on pro
rations of the weekly-average estimates. Esti
mates of deposits due to foreign commercial
banks and mutual savings banks at nonweekly
reporting banks are derived from call report
data. Between call report dates such deposits
are estimated on the basis of a straight-line
interpolation.
Demand deposits due to banks in territories
and possessions are not so readily available.
In order to estimate this component, it is
necessary to make a special tabulation of the
call report showing the balance sheet data for
banks located outside the United States— in
the so-called “other areas.” The asset item
“demand deposits due from U.S. banks” as
reported by banks in territories and possessions
is assumed to be equivalent to U.S. banks’
liability item, “demand deposits due to banks”
in territories and possessions, which is not re
ported separately by banks in the United States.
The amount of such deposits, which is relatively
small, is added to the demand deposit component
of the money stock.
In addition to demand deposits at domestic
commercial banks, M x-type deposits at Edge
Act corporations, agencies and branches of
foreign commercial banks, and other foreignrelated institutions are included in the money
stock. F or reserve requirem ent purposes, Edge
Act corporations must file a report of deposits
on a weekly basis just as member banks do.
These weekly reports, showing daily data, are
the source of the Edge Act money stock com
ponent. From 1972 through early 1975, esti
mates of M j-type deposits at agencies and
branches of foreign banks and other foreignrelated institutions were based on last-Wednesday-of-the-month reports filed by these institu
tions. Since April 1975, daily deposit figures
have been collected from each of these institu
tions by the New York Reserve Bank.0
Foreign demand deposit component. D ata
on demand deposits due to foreign official in
stitutions at Federal Reserve Banks are avail
able on a daily basis from the statements of
condition of the Federal Reserve Banks. The
amount of such deposits held by foreign gov
ernments, central banks, and international insti
tutions is relatively small.
8 It should be noted th a t deposit liabilities o f banks
in U .S. territo rie s and possessions are n o t p a rt o f the
m oney stock. H ow ever, deposit liabilities o f banks in
the U n ited S tates to banks in U .S. territo rie s and
possessions a re included.
9
9 P rio r to 1972, M \ deposits at these foreig n -related
institutions w ere estim ated on the basis o f call rep o rts
and m on th ly re p o rts filed w ith the N ew Y o rk State
B anking D e p artm en t. In som e instances b a ck data w ere
not read ily available, and estim ates h a d to be m ade
based on end-of-year call re p o rt d a ta and o th er in fo r
m atio n th a t co u ld be gath ered by the staff o f the
F e d e ra l R eserve.
Monetary System—Summary Measures
The M ;| measure— defined as M - plus de
posits at mutual savings banks, savings capital
at savings and loan associations, and credit un
ion shares— is constructed in a slightly differ
ent m anner from M>. Deposit data for thrift
institutions are available only for the last day
of each calendar m onth.10 In order to approxi
m ate the monthly-average concept of the M x
and M 2 measures, successive month-end obser
vations for deposits at thrift institutions are
averaged. These estimated monthly-average
figures are added to the monthly average for
M 2 to derive the monthly average for M a.
The M i and M s money stock measures,
which are defined, respectively, as M 2 plus large
negotiable CD’s and M s plus large negotiable
C D ’s, are derived by adding a monthly-average
estimate of negotiable CD ’s in denominations
of $100,000 or more. The actual level of CD ’s
outstanding is available for each Wednesday of
the month from reports of large weekly report
ing banks. Monthly-average estimates are based
on a weighted average of the Wednesday fig
ures. Since negotiable CD’s were not im portant
before 1961, M 2 and M 4 would be equal prior
to that date; as would M 3 and M s.
CONSTRUCTION O F T H E B RO ADER
M ONEY STOCK M EASURES— M 2 T O M5
In addition to M „ the Board of Governors
publishes four broader measures of the money
stock. All are based in part on M x. The proce
dure for constructing the broader money stock
measure— M 2— is very similar to that of M x.
M 2 includes— in addition to the currency and
demand deposit components of
— time and
savings deposits at commercial banks other
than large negotiable certificates of deposit
(CD’s) and all deposits due to the U.S. Govern
ment and domestic commercial banks. Time
deposits liabilities of branches of foreign banks
are included, but time deposits of agencies of
foreign banks, of Edge Act corporations, and
of other foreign-related institutions are not
included.
Figures for total time and savings deposits
of member banks are available from the report
of deposits submitted by these banks for reserve
requirement purposes, but nonmember bank
time deposits must be estimated on the basis
of call report data. The method used is similar
to that for estimating demand deposits at non
member banks. T hat is, the ratio of nonmember
time deposits to the time deposits of smaller
member banks is derived from the call report
data; and weekly ratios are estimated by
straight-line interpolation between call report
dates, adjusted for changes in bank structure,
and are applied to the weekly time deposits
reported by smaller member banks. Adjustments
to eliminate time deposits due to the U.S. Gov
ernment and to domestic commerical banks
are derived from data for weekly reporting
banks and the call report.
Negotiable C D ’s in denominations of $100,
000 or more arc deducted from total time and
savings deposits in computing M 2. F or this pur
pose monthly-average estimates are based on a
weighted average of the Wednesday figures as
reported by large weekly reporting banks.
While M . as shown in Table 1.1 is com
puted only from 1959 to date, this series can
be extended back to 1947 by adding total time
and savings deposits to M x. The use of nego
tiable C D ’s as money m arket instruments did
not begin until about 1961.
SEASONAL ADJUSTM ENT
Measuring the seasonal in any time series is
a difficult task, and this is especially true of the
money stock measures and related data. These
series are responsive not only to changes in
general economic conditions but also— and
particularly so— to changes in monetary policy.
Moreover, as these series are used more and
more in the implementation of monetary policy,
it becomes increasingly difficult to separate
policy-induced changes in the series from true
“seasonal” changes.
All of the seasonally adjusted series are de
rived by use of the Census Bureau’s X - l l
seasonal adjustment program. A multiplicative,
10 The sources of these data are: mutual savings
banks, National Association of Mutual Savings Banks;
savings capital at savings and loan associations. Fed
eral Home Loan Bank Board; and credit union shares,
National Credit Union Administration. These three
series are seasonally adjusted separately using the
Census Bureau’s X - l l seasonal adjustment program.
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time deposits are estimated on the basis of data
for large banks that report each Wednesday and
on single-date call report figures for other banks.
Seasonal influences for these data are insignifi
cant. For negotiable C D ’s weighted, monthly
averages of Wednesday figures are seasonally
adjusted separately as an additional component
of total time and savings deposits that is in
cluded in the M4 and M r, money stock measures.
Deposits at thrift institutions— that is, de
posits at mutual savings banks; savings capital
in savings and loan associations; and credit
union shares— are all seasonally adjusted sepa
rately and then aggregated. The month-end
series are seasonally adjusted by an X - l l multi
plicative moving seasonal option similar to that
applied to Mj and M 2 components, and the sea
sonally adjusted monthly-average series are de
rived by averaging successive month-end sea
sonally adjusted data.
moving seasonal option of this program is used
to update seasonal factors each year, and the
results are reviewed and modified in some in
stances in order to reduce the impact of nonseasonal influences on the seasonal factors or to
take account of influences causing changes in
seasonal factors when known. In general, the
published M 1 series is close to the X -l 1 results.
The currency and dem and deposit compo
nents of M 1 are seasonally adjusted separately,
and the seasonally adjusted components are
aggregated to derive Mj. F or the time deposit
component of M 2, member and nonmember
time deposits other than C D ’s are also season
ally adjusted separately and then aggregated.
From this seasonally adjusted aggregate, esti
mates of time deposits due to the U.S. Gov
ernment and to domestic commercial banks,
not seasonally adjusted, are subtracted. For
this purpose U.S. Governm ent and interbank
LIQUID ASSET HOLDINGS
State and local governments, and nonprofit
organizations.
Nevertheless, the asset types shown are
somewhat incomplete. They are limited to the
most im portant and long-standing forms of
liquid investment, and they omit some types
that have become sizable in recent years, such
as short-term lending to commercial banks
through security repurchase agreements and
shares in money market mutual funds. Also
omitted are any liquid investments abroad that
are held by these domestic groups. Such invest
ments in other countries may be denominated
in U.S. dollars, as in the Euro-dollar market, or
in other currencies, but they are omitted regard
less of the currency used.
It should also be noted that in recent years
there has been a growing amount of illiquidity
among some of the deposit forms included in
the total. During the past decade time deposits
at commercial banks and thrift institutions have
increasingly taken the form of nonnegotiable
certificates of deposit (CD’s) with specified
maturities of 2 to 4 years or more. These cer
Liquid assets in this compilation include the
types of deposits and currency that appear in
money stock tabulations, and in addition they
include short-term marketable U.S. Govern
ment securities, savings bonds, and commercial
paper, which are m ajor types of nondeposit
assets that can be converted into money on
short notice without heavy transaction cost.
Statistically, the money stock components are
taken directly from money stock data in sea
sonally adjusted form, and the other compo
nents are calculated by procedures parallel in
method to the money stock derivation.
Liquid assets as shown here (Table 1.2) differ
conceptually from the money stock in that they
are holdings by domestic nonfinancial residents
of the United States, whereas the money stock
totals include holdings by foreign investors of
U.S. money components and holdings by U.S.
financial institutions other than commercial
banks. The liquid asset totals are thus an ag
gregate measure of readily spendable funds
held by U.S. households, nonfinancial businesses,
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Monetary System—Summary Measures
tificates can be redeemed before maturity, but
only by forfeiting some of the interest that has
accrued on them. As such certificates approach
maturity, the interest loss on a $5,000 certificate,
for example, can be several hundred dollars,
making the transaction-cost of redemption high
for an asset classified as “liquid.”
In recent years about half of the commercial
bank time deposits of less than $100,000 have
been in the form of nonnegotiable C D ’s; and
about half of the deposits in nonbank financial
institutions were also in this form. Inasmuch as
these certificates have a wide range of terms
to maturity— hence a wide range of redemption
costs— available data provide little basis for a
simple assessment of their liquidity over time.
9
10
11
The components of the table are as follows:
from money stock data, after deducting
foreign holdings.
Open market paper held domestically
outside banks and other financial insti
tutions.
Short-term marketable U.S. Govern
ment securities excluding official, foreign,
and financial institution holdings. In
cludes all issues due in 1 year or less
from month shown, plus a sliding pro
portion of issues due in from 13 to 24
months. Includes issues by Treasury,
other budget agencies, and Federally
sponsored credit agencies.
Series E and H savings bonds held by
individuals.
Derivation of money stock components in
columns 2 through 6 and 8 is described on
pages 7-10. Estimates of foreign and finan
cial institution holdings to be excluded from
liquid asset totals are based on the Federal R e
serve’s flow of funds statistics. Flow of funds
data are also the source of amounts shown for
commercial paper and U.S. Government secur
ities, including U.S. savings bonds. In trans
ferring flow of funds data to this tabulation,
holdings were converted to monthly averages
by averaging month-end amounts and were
then seasonally adjusted directly as holdings by
the Census Bureau’s X - l l procedure. Flow of
funds accounts themselves have no direct sea
sonal adjustment of outstandings.
Column(s)
1
Sum of columns 2 and 7.
2
Sum of columns 3, 4, 5, and 6. This
total constitutes the amount of M 3 held
by domestic nonfinancial sectors.
3, 4, 5 Money stock components after deduct
ing foreign and financial institutional
holdings. The sum of these three col
umns represents the amount of M 2 held
by domestic nonfinancial sectors.
6
Deposits at nonbank thrift institutions
as published in money stock statistics.
7
Sum of columns 8, 9, 10, and 11.
8
Negotiable CD’s of more than $100,000
BANKING SERIES
The remainder of this section is devoted to
a description of the main segments of the bank
ing sector of the monetary system.
The nongovernmental part of the banking
system of the United States is made up of
thousands of separate institutions, some char
tered by the Federal Government, some by the
States. In addition, there are a few private
banks. Such banks were excluded from Table
14 of Banking and Monetary Statistics (1914
41) but are included in the otherwise com
parable Table 1.7 here.
WHAT CONSTITUTES A BANK?
In these series a private financial institution
is included as a bank if it accepts deposits from
the general public or if it conducts principally
a fiduciary business. This definition conforms
to the definition used by the Comptroller of the
Currency, the Federal Deposit Insurance C or
poration, and the Board of Governors of the
Federal Reserve System in the commercial and
mutual savings bank statistics published begin
ning with 1947. Under this definition certain
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by law to be members of the Federal Reserve
System and of the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation.
State member banks. Banks organized under
State laws may be admitted to membership in
the Federal Reserve System upon complying
with certain prescribed conditions. State mem
ber banks of the Federal Reserve System, with
m inor exceptions, are required to be members
of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
State member banks are subject to both Federal
and State supervision.
Insured nonmember banks. State banks that
are not members of the Federal Reserve System
may be admitted to Federal deposit insurance
upon meeting certain prescribed conditions.
These banks also are subject to both Federal
and State supervision.
Noninsured banks. Noninsured banks do not
come under Federal supervision. They include
banks chartered under State laws, which are sub
ject to State supervision; private banks, which
are generally not supervised by any banking
authority; and branches of banks in foreign
countries that are licensed to do business by the
State in which the branch is located.
CLASSIFICATION OF BANKS
Broad classification of banks by function
based on the type of deposit business they pri
In this section banks (other than Federal
marily conduct divides banks into two cate
Reserve B anks) are classified in three ways:
gories: commercial banks (Tables 1.3 and 1.4)
(1 ) by supervisory jurisdiction; (2 ) by func
and mutual savings banks (Table 1.5).
tion, that is, broadly by the type of deposit
Commercial banks. Commercial banks are
business handled; and (3 ) by whether they
banks whose business includes the holding of
charge or do not charge for clearing checks.
checking accounts and other deposits subject to
Classification by supervisory jurisdiction de
withdrawal on demand, and the making of
pends partly on the incorporation of the bank,
short-term, self-liquidating loans for commer
whether under Federal or State law; partly on
cial, agricultural, and industrial purposes. (They
whether the bank is a member in the Federal
may also, and usually do, hold time and savings
Reserve System; and partly on whether its
deposits as well.) Commercial banks include
deposits are insured (Tables 1.6 and 1.7).
both Federally chartered and State-chartered in
National banks. National banks are incorpo
stitutions. The second group includes State
rated under Federal law, and they operate under
commercial banks, nondeposit trust companies,
the supervision of Federal authorities only. All
stock savings banks, industrial banks, and cash
national banks in the United States are required
depositories. Private banks also fall into this
category. M ost commercial banks are Federally
insured, some are not.
11 For complete descriptions o f the types o f institu
M utual savings banks. With a few m inor
tions included and of those excluded, see the 1956
exceptions,
mutual savings banks carry only
Annual R eport of the Federal D eposit Insurance Cor
savings and other time deposits, and they in
poration, pp. 88-89.
types of banks previously excluded, such as
private banks, were thereafter included, and
there were some changes in classification. But
the changes had little effect on data for the
years 1941-46 shown in this section.11
F or the years before 1947 a financial institu
tion is one that accepted money from the gen
eral public for deposit in a common fund, sub
ject to withdrawal or transfer by check on
dem and or on short notice, and made loans to
the general public. Under both definitions
building and savings and loan associations,
personal loan and other small-loan companies,
credit unions, mortgage companies, sales fi
nance companies, insurance companies, Fed
eral Reserve Banks, and credit agencies owned
in whole or in part by the Federal Government
are excluded.
In arriving at the num ber of banks, the unit
is a single bank, including any branches;
branches are not counted separately. However,
banks joined through ownership or control by
a common holding company are counted as
separate banks.
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tively, of 1959. Their deposits were $172 mil
lion and $386 million, respectively, on the call
date before admission.
A part from three national banks that are
members of the Federal Reserve System— one
in Alaska (included since April 1954), one in
Hawaii (included since April 1959), and one
in the Virgin Islands (included during the
period May 1957-Decem ber 1968)— these
tables do not include data for banks in terri
tories or possessions of the United States;
therefore the figures differ from those published
by the Comptroller of the Currency for national
banks and by the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation for insured banks. In this publica
tion branches of foreign banks doing business
in the United States are generally included, but
agencies and Edge Act corporations are ex
cluded. Assets and liabilities of branches of
domestic banks outside the United States are
also excluded.
All commercial banks include all Federal
Reserve member banks and all nonmember
commercial banks. Stock savings banks and
nondeposit trust companies are included with
commercial banks. During 1941 three mutual
savings banks became members; these banks
are included in both member bank figures and
insured mutual savings bank figures. (One
withdrew from membership in 1960, a second
in 1961, and the third in 1962.) They are not
included in the total for commercial banks and
are counted only once in the total for all banks.
One noninsured, nondeposit trust company is
also included in the member bank series
through December 1968 but is excluded there
after. A few noninsured banks for which asset
and liability data are not available are included
in the number of banks.
Beginning with December 1947 the series
were revised as announced in November by the
three Federal bank supervisory agencies. At
that time a net of 115 noninsured nonmember
commercial banks with total loans and invest
ments of $110 million were added, and 8 banks
with total loans and investments of $34
million were transferred from the noninsurcd
vest their funds primarily in mortgage loans and
securities. All of them are State-chartered insti
tutions, and they exist in only a few States;
most are in the northeastern section of the
United States. M any are Federally insured.
The third classification is that for collection
of checks at par. The Federal Reserve Act pro
vided for a system of check collection through
Federal Reserve Banks to eliminate the undue
expense and delay that up to that time had
been involved in check collections in nearly all
parts of the country. Under this system the
Federal Reserve Banks receive and forward for
payment checks drawn on member banks, all
of which are required to remit at par, and on
those nonmember banks that have agreed to
remit at par.
The statistics of banks on the par list and
not on the par list (Table 1.8) include all banks
on which some checks are drawn, except for
the few mutual savings banks that carry de
mand deposits, and exclude banks on which no
checks are drawn. Banks on the par list include
all member banks and those nonmember banks
that have agreed to remit at par. Banks not on
the par list are nonmember banks that have
not agreed to remit at par on checks forwarded
for payment through the Federal Reserve Banks.
Checks on such banks are not collectible through
the System. The total number of nonmember
banks in Table 1.8 differs somewhat from the
number of nonmember banks shown in other
tables of this section largely because Table 1.8
excludes and the other tables include banks on
which no checks are drawn, principally industrial
banks and trust companies without deposits.
COVERAGE, AND CHANGES
IN COVERAGE OR CLASSIFICATION
The statistics in this section include all non
governmental banks in the United States. All
banks in Alaska and Hawaii have been in
cluded since those two territories were admitted
to statehood in January and August, respec
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reopens with a new name and a new charter,
the action is still classed as a reopening rather
than as a primary organization.
A consolidation or absorption represents the
corporate union of two or more going banks
into one bank that continues under a single
charter, either a new or an old one. The term
is used in an economic rather than a legal or
technical sense, the essential consideration be
ing that the business of two or more going
banks becomes concentrated under one charter
and one management. Banks absorbed by other
banks and converted into branches are counted
as consolidations or absorptions. The classifi
cation also includes cases in which two or more
banks absorb another bank and then distribute
its business among themselves or in which the
assets and liabilities of a weak bank are trans
ferred to another bank to avoid suspension.
The banks that go out of existence or are con
verted into branches because of consolidations
or absorptions are counted; the continuing or
absorbing banks are not counted.
A voluntary liquidation represents the vol
untary discontinuance of operations and the
surrender of its charter by an uctive bank.
However, voluntary liquidations legally inci
dental to conversions, consolidations, or ab
sorptions are included in one of those cate
gories, not in this one. F or example, if a bank
transfers most or all of its assets to another
bank under an agreement whereby the second
bank assumes its liabilities, the change is
counted as a consolidation or absorption, not
as a liquidation.
An admission to or a withdrawal from Fed
eral Reserve membership represents a case
where a State bank joins or leaves the Federal
Reserve System. A few State banks are orga
nized with the intention of becoming members
before opening for business. Such banks are
counted both as prim ary organizations of non
member banks and as admissions to member
ship under increases in State member banks
and under decreases in nonmember banks.
Unclassified changes are those changes that
cannot be classified elsewhere because of spe
mutual savings bank to the nonmember com
mercial bank category.
In addition to these specific changes, and the
organization of new banks, the comparability
of figures for classes of banks is affected some
what by changes in Federal Reserve member
ship, Federal insurance status, mergers, and so
forth. The following paragraphs describe in
detail the various types of changes shown in
Table 1.7.
A primary organization represents the char
tering of a newly organized bank except when
the issuance of a new charter is incident to a
consolidation, merger, absorption, succession,
or conversion of a going bank.
A conversion represents the issuance to an
active bank of a national charter to supersede a
State charter under which the bank had pre
viously been operating, or of a State charter to
supersede a national charter. Only simple con
versions looking toward permanent operation
under the newly issued charter and involving
•no other change in status are included in this
category. Some conversions are effected merely
as a necessary legal step in a consolidation,
merger, or absorption, the new charter being
surrendered shortly after the conversion. Such
cases are considered consolidations or aborptions rather than conversions unless the tempo
rary bank’s existence runs over the end of the
calendar year. In this event it is counted as a
conversion in the year in which the change in
charter occurs and as a consolidation, merger,
or absorption in the year following when the
newly issued charter is surrendered. This is
done so that the status of changes will agree,
insofar as practicable, with the number of
banks shown in the year-end abstracts of con
dition reports.
A suspension represents the temporary or
perm anent closing of a bank to the public by
supervisory authorities or by the bank’s board
of directors because of financial difficulties.
A reopening of a suspended bank {included
with “unclassified changes” in Table 1.7) rep
resents the resumption of operations of a pre
viously suspended bank. Even if the bank
15
Monetary System—Summary Measures
Generally speaking these loans fluctuate widely,
but they have little net effect on the volume of
credit available to the public. F or the period
1959 to date, however, the series continue to
exclude loans to domestic commercial banks,
but they include those to foreign commcrcial
banks. This treatment of domestic interbank
loans is similar to that accorded interbank de
posit liabilities in the money stock series. Be
ginning June 30, 1969, loans and investments
were reported gross— that is, without deduction
of valuation reserves— rather than net of valua
tions reserves as had been done previously.
Data shown in Table 1.4 beginning January
1959 have been revised to include valuation
reserves.
Beginning with May 1969 a new series on
“bank loans plus loans sold outright to affili
ates” is shown. Transfers of loans to affiliates
increased sharply in 1969 and early 1970 in
response to restraints on bank credit expansion.
Over this period the new combined series re
flects more accurately the total volume of lend
ing by commercial banks, inasmuch as loans
initiated by the banks and then transferred to
their affiliates were removed from the banks’
books and, consequently, were not reported in
the usual condition statement.
cial circumstances involved in the change or
because of a lack of essential data.
SERIES ON BANK CREDIT
Table 1.4 shows for all commercial banks
the following data: total loans and investments;
total loans; holdings of U.S. Government secur
ities; and holdings of other securities, which
consist mainly of State and municipal issues.
Both seasonally adjusted figures and figures
without seasonal adjustment are shown. In view
of the substantial seasonal and cyclical move
ments in bank credit, a seasonally adjusted
series facilitates historical analysis and makes it
easier to view the current trend in bank credit
and its components. Such a series indicates
much more clearly than unadjusted data the
banking system’s responses to changes in mone
tary policy.
The basic data used for the series are the
end-of-month (last Wednesday) estimates of
major balance sheet items for all commercial
banks published in Table 1.3. F or the period
through 1958 all loans to other commercial
banks were excluded from the data for both
total loans and total loans and investments.
16
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.1
MONEY STOCK AND RELATED DATA, MONTHLY, 1947-70
A.
SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
[In billions of dollars]
M oney stock
M onth
Total
Demand
Currency
deposit
component com
ponent
M oney stock
Time
deposits
ad>
justed 1
M onth
Total
Demand
Currency
deposit
com ponent component
Time
deposits
ad*
justed1
1947—Jan..
Feb..
M ar.
Apr.
M ay
June
July.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct..
Nov.
Dec.
109.5
109.7
110.3
111.1
111.7
112.1
112.2
112.6
113.0
112.9
113.3
113.1
26.7
26.7
26.7
2 6 .6
26.6
26.6
26.5
26.5
26.7
26.5
26.5
26.4
82.8
83.0
83.7
84.5
85.1
85.5
85.7
86.1
86.3
86.4
86.8
86.7
33.3
33.5
33.6
33.7
33.8
33.9
34.0
34.4
34.7
35.0
35.2
35.4
1953—Jan ..........................
Feb.........................
M ar........................
Apr.........................
M ay .......................
Ju n e .......................
July.........................
Aug.........................
Sept........................
Oct..........................
Nov........................
Dec.........................
127.3
127.4
128.0
128.3
128.5
128.5
128.6
128.7
128.6
128.7
128.7
128.8
27.4
27.5
27.6
27.7
27.7
27.7
27.8
27.8
27.8
27.8
27.8
27.7
99.9
99.9
100.4
100.7
100.7
100.7
100.8
100.9
100.8
100.9
100.9
101.1
41.4
41.6
41.9
42.1
42.4
42.6
42.9
43.2
43.5
43.9
44.2
44.5
1948—-Jan..
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
M ay
June
July.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct..
Nov.
Dec.
113.4
113.2
112.6
112.3
112.1
112.0
112.2
112.3
112.2
112.1
111.8
H I.5
26.4
26.3
26.2
26.1
26.0
26.0
26.0
26.0
2 6 .0
26.0
2 6 .0
25.8
87.0
86.8
86.4
86.3
86.0
86.0
86.2
86.2
86.2
86.1
85.9
85.8
35.5
35.7
35.7
35.7
35.7
35.8
35.8
35.9
35.9
35.9
36.0
36.0
1954—J a n ..........................
Feb.........................
M ar........................
Apr.........................
M ay .......................
Ju n e.......................
J u ly .......................
Aug........................
Sept........................
Oct..........................
Nov........................
Dec.........................
129.0
129.1
129.2
128.6
129.7
129.9
130.3
130.7
130.9
131.5
132.1
132.3
27.7
27.7
27.6
27.6
27.6
27.5
27.5
27.5
27.4
27.4
27.4
21A
101.3
101.5
101.6
101.0
102.1
102.3
102.8
103.2
103.5
104.1
104.7
104.9
44.8
45.2
45.6
46.1
46.5
46.8
47.3
47.8
47.9
48.1
48.2
48.3
1949—Jan..
Feb.
M ar.
A pr.
M ay
June
July.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct..
Nov.
Dec.
111.2
111.2
111.2
111.3
111.5
111.3
111.2
U l.O
110.9
110.9
111.0
111.2
25.7
25.7
27.7
25.7
25.7
25.6
25.5
25.5
25.3
25.3
25.2
25.1
85.5
85.5
85.6
85.6
85.8
85.7
85.7
85.6
85.6
85.6
85.8
86.0
36.1
36.1
36.1
36.2
36.3
36.4
36.4
36.4
36.4
36.4
36.4
36.4
1955—Jan ..........................
Feb.........................
M ar........................
A pr.........................
M ay.......................
Ju n e .......................
Ju ly ........................
Aug.........................
Sept........................
Oct..........................
N ov........................
Dec.........................
133.0
133.9
133.6
133.9
134.6
134.4
134.8
134.8
135.0
135.2
134.9
135.2
27.4
27.5
27.5
27.5
27.6
27.6
27.7
27.7
27.7
27.8
27.8
27.8
105.6
106.4
106.0
106.3
107.0
106.8
107.2
107.0
107.3
107.4
107.1
107.4
48.5
48.7
48.8
49.0
49.0
49.2
49.3
49.3
49.6
49.7
49.9
50.0
1950—Jan..
Feb.
M ar.
Apr.
May
June
July.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct..
Nov.
Dec.
111.5
112.1
112.5
113.2
113.7
114.1
114.6
115.0
115.2
115.7
115.9
116.2
25.1
25.1
25.2
25.3
25.2
25.1
25.0
24.9
24.9
24.9
24.9
25.0
86.4
86.9
87.3
88.0
88.5
89.0
89.6
90.1
90.3
90.8
90.9
91.2
36.4
36.6
36.6
36.7
36.9
36.9
36.8
36.7
36.6
36.5
36.6
36.7
1956—Jan ..........................
F e b .........................
M ar........................
A pr.........................
M ay.......................
Ju n e.......................
Ju ly ........................
Aug........................
Sept........................
O ct..........................
N ov........................
Dec.........................
135.5
135.5
135.7
136.0
135.8
136.0
136.0
135.7
136.2
136.3
136.6
136.9
27.9
27.9
27.9
27.9
27.9
27.9
28.0
28.0
28.0
28.0
28.1
28.2
107.7
107.7
107.8
108.1
107.9
108.1
108.0
107.8
108.2
108.2
108.4
108.7
49.9
49.9
50.1
50.3
50.4
50.7
50.9
51.2
51.5
51.6
51.8
51.9
1951—Jan..
Feb..
Mar.
Apr.
M ay
June
July.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct..
Nov.
Dec.
116.7
117.1
117.6
117.8
118.2
118.6
119.1
119.6
120.4
121.0
122.0
122.7
25.0
25.1
25.2
25.2
25.3
25.4
25.6
25.7
25.8
26.0
26.0
26.1
91.7
92.0
92.4
92.6
92.8
93.2
93.4
93.8
94.5
95.1
96.0
96.5
36.7
36.6
36.6
36.7
36.8
36.9
37.2
37.4
37.7
37.8
38.0
38.2
1957—Jan ..........................
Feb.........................
M ar........................
A pr.........................
M ay .......................
Ju n e.......................
July........................
Aug........................
Sept........................
Oct.........................
Nov........................
Dec.........................
136.9
136.8
136.9
136.9
137.0
136.9
137.0
137.1
136.8
136.5
136.3
135.9
28.2
28.2
28.2
28.2
28.2
28.3
28.3
28.3
28.3
28.3
28.3
28.3
108.6
108.6
108.7
108.7
108.8
108.6
108.7
108.8
108.4
108.2
108.0
107.6
52.6
53.1
53.7
54.0
54.5
54.8
55.3
55.7
56.1
56.6
57.0
57.4
1952—Jan..
Feb.
M ar.
Apr.
May
June
July.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct..
Nov.
Dec..
123.1
123.6
123.8
124.1
124.5
125.0
125.3
125.7
126.4
126.7
127.1
127.4
26.2
26.3
26.4
26.4
26.5
26.7
26.7
26.8
26.9
27.0
27.2
27.3
96.9
97.3
97.5
97.6
98.0
98.4
98.6
98.9
99.4
99.7
99.9
100.1
38.4
38.7
38.9
39.1
39.3
39.5
39.7
40.0
40.3
40.5
40.9
41.1
1958—Jan ..........................
Feb.........................
M ar........................
A pr.........................
M ay .......................
Ju n e .......................
July ........................
A ug........................
Sept........................
Oct..........................
Nov........................
Dec.........................
135.5
136.2
136.5
137.0
137.5
138.4
138.4
139.1
139.5
140.1
140.9
141.1
28.3
28.2
28.2
28.2
28.3
28.3
28.4
28.4
28.5
28.5
28.5
28.6
107.2
107.9
108.3
108.7
109.2
110.1
110.0
110.7
IU .l
111.6
112.4
112.6
57.6
59.2
60.5
61.5
62.3
63.2
64.0
64.6
64.8
64.9
65.2
65.4
For notes see last page o f Part B o f this table.
17
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.1
MONEY STOCK AND RELATED DATA, 1947-70—Continued
A.
SEASONALLY A D JU STED —Continued
[In billions of dollars]
Over-all measures
Related data
Deposits a t commercial banks
M onth
Cur
rency
N onbank
thrift
institu*
.
tions
Mi
M a
Mi
(6)+(7)
Af2
0 ) +(10)
(2)+(11)
(2)+(9)
(3)+(9)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
1959—Jan...........
F e b ..........
M ar..........
A pr..........
M ay.........
Ju n e .........
Ju ly ..........
Aug..........
Sept..........
O ct...........
N ov..........
Dec..........
142.2
142.5
143.1
143.3
143.9
144.2
144.9
144.5
144.2
143.8
143.7
143.4
208.5
208.6
209.2
209.9
210.6
211.1
212.0
211.5
211.4
211.0
211.2
210.9
293.9
294.6
296.0
297.3
298.9
300.1
301.7
302.0
302.5
302.7
303.4
303.8
208.5
208.6
209.2
209.9
210.6
211.1
212.0
211.5
211.4
211.0
211.2
210.9
293.9
294.6
296.0
297.3
298.9
300.1
301.7
302.0
302.5
302.7
303.4
303.8
28.7
28.7
28.8
28.7
29.0
29.0
29.0
29.1
29.0
29.0
28.9
28.9
113.5
113.8
114.3
114.6
115.0
115.1
116.0
115.4
115.2
114.9
114.7
114.5
66.3
66.1
66.1
66.5
66.7
67.0
67.0
67.0
67.2
67.2
67.5
67.4
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 ,0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 ,0
0 ,0
0 .0
66.3
66.1
66.1
66.5
66.7
67.0
67.0
67.0
67.2
67.2
67.5
67.4
85.4
86.0
86.7
87.5
88.2
88.9
89.7
90.5
9 1 .2
91.7
92.2
92.9
I960—Jan...........
Feb..........
M ar.........
A pr..........
M ay .........
Ju n e .........
Ju ly ..........
Aug..........
Sept..........
Oct...........
N ov..........
Dec..........
143.3
142.9
142.S
143.0
142.6
142.7
143.4
144.0
144.3
144.3
144.2
144.2
210.7
209.9
209.7
210.3
210.1
210.6
212.1
213.5
214.7
215.5
216.5
217.1
304.2
304.1
304.6
305.9
306.5
307.7
310.0
312.4
314.4
316.1
317.9
319.3
210.7
209.9
209.7
210.3
210.1
210.6
212.1
213.5
214.7
215.5
216.5
217.1
304.2
304.1
304.6
305.9
306.5
307.7
310.0
312.4
314.4
316.1
317.9
319.3
28.9
28.9
29.0
29.0
29.0
29.0
29.0
29.0
29.0
29.0
29.0
29.0
114.3
114.0
113.9
114.0
113.6
113.8
114.5
115.0
115.3
115.2
115.2
115.2
67.4
66.9
66.8
67.3
67.5
67.8
68.6
69.6
70.4
71.3
72.3
72.9
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
67.4
66.9
66.8
67.3
67.5
67.8
68.6
69.6
70.4
71.3
72.3
72.9
93.6
9 4 .2
94.9
95.6
96.4
97.1
97.9
98.8
99.7
100.6
101.4
102.3
1961—Jan ...........
Feb...........
M a r.........
A pr..........
M ay ........
Ju n e .........
Ju ly..........
Aug..........
Sept..........
O ct...........
N ov.........
Dec..........
144.4
144.9
145.2
145.6
146.1
146.4
146.5
146.8
147.3
147.8
148.4
148.7
218.0
219.5
220.0
221.2
222.5
223.4
224.3
225.2
226.1
227.1
228.3
228.6
321.2
323.6
325.0
327.0
329.3
331.2
333.0
334.8
336.6
338.5
340.7
342.1
218.1
219.7
220.5
221.8
223.4
224.5
225.6
226.7
227.9
229.2
230.7
231.4
321.3
323.9
325.5
327.7
330.1
332.2
334.3
336.3
338.4
340.7
343.2
344.8
28.9
28.9
28.9
28.9
28.9
28.9
29.0
29.1
29.2
29.4
29.4
29.6
115.5
115.9
116.3
116.7
117.1
117.4
117.5
117.7
118.1
118.4
119.0
119.1
73,8
74.9
75.2
76.2
77.3
78.1
79.1
79.9
80.6
81.4
82.3
82.7
0.1
0.3
0 .4
0 .6
0.8
1.0
1.3
1.5
1.8
2.1
2.4
2.8
73.7
74.6
74.8
7 5.6
76.5
77.1
77.8
78,4
78.8
79,3
79,9
79.9
103.2
104.1
105.0
105.8
106.8
107.7
108.7
109.6
110.J
111.4
112.4
113.4
1962—Jan...........
Feb..........
M ar..........
A pr..........
M ay ........
Ju n e .........
Ju ly ..........
Aug..........
Sept.........
O ct...........
N ov..........
D ec..........
148.9
149.1
149.5
149.8
149.8
149.9
149.7
149.5
149.4
149.9
lSO.5
150.9
230.2
231.7
233.5
235.1
235.6
236.6
237.2
237.5
238.3
239.9
241.5
242.9
344.6
347.1
349.9
352.5
354.0
356.0
357.7
359.2
361.1
363.9
366.7
369.2
233.2
134.9
236.9
238.7
239.4
240.6
241,5
242.1
243.1
245.0
246.9
248.5
347.6
350.3
353.3
356.1
357.8
360.0
362.0
363.7
365.9
369.0
372.1
374.9
29.6
29.7
29.8
30.0
30.0
30.1
30.2
30.2
30.3
30.3
30.4
30.6
119.3
119.3
119.6
119.8
119.8
119.8
119.6
119.3
119.1
119.6
120.0
120.3
84.2
85.8
87.4
88.9
89.6
90.7
91.7
92.6
93.7
95.0
96.4
97,6
3.0
3.2
3.4
3.6
3.8
4 .0
4.3
4.5
4.8
5.1
5.4
5.7
81.2
82.7
84.1
85.3
85.8
86.7
87.5
88.0
88.9
89.9
91.0
92.0
114.4
115.4
116.4
117.4
118.4
119.4
120.5
121.6
122.8
124.0
125.2
126.4
1963—-Jan...........
Feb..........
M ar.........
Apr..........
M ay .........
Ju n e .........
Ju ly .........
Aug..........
Sept..........
O ct...........
N ov.........
Dec..........
151.5
151.8
152.2
152.7
153.3
154.0
154.6
154.7
155.1
155.8
156.9
156.5
244.7
245.8
247.1
248.6
250.0
251.4
252.7
253.8
255.0
256.7
259.0
258.9
372.5
375.0
377.6
380.4
383.1
385.7
388.2
390.5
392.8
395.8
399.3
400.3
250.7
252.0
253.6
255.4
257.1
258.8
260.4
261.8
263.4
265.5
268.2
268.5
378.4
381.2
384.1
387.2
390.2
393.1
395.9
398.5
401.2
404.6
408.5
409.9
30.6
30.8
31.0
31.2
31.3
31.5
31.6
31.8
31.9
32.0
32,3
32,5
120.9
121.0
121.2
121.6
122.1
122.5
123.0
122.9
123.1
123.8
124.7
124.1
99,2
100.2
101.4
102.7
103.7
104.8
105.8
107.1
108.3
109.7
111.3
112.0
6.0
6 .2
6.5
6.8
7.1
7.4
7.7
8.1
8.4
8.8
9.2
9 .6
93.2
94.0
94.9
95.9
96.7
97.4
98.0
99.1
99.9
100.8
102.0
102.3
127.7
129.2
130.5
131.8
133.1
134.3
135.5
136.7
137.8
139.1
140.3
141.4
1964—Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar..........
A pr..........
M ay .........
Ju n e .........
Ju ly ..........
Aug..........
Sept..........
Oct...........
N ov.........
D ec..........
156.9
157.3
157.8
158.0
159.0
159.5
160.6
161.4
162.3
162.9
163.6
163.7
259.9
261.1
262.1
263.0
264.8
266.4
268.2
270.0
272.1
273.6
275.5
277.1
402.6
405.0
407.2
409.4
412.5
415.5
418.8
422.0
425.5
428.3
431.6
434.4
270.3
271.9
273.1
274.3
276.5
278.4
280.3
282.1
284.5
286.4
288.7
289.9
413.0
415.8
418.2
420.6
424.3
427.5
430.8
434.1
437.9
441.2
444.7
447.2
32.5
32.7
32.9
33.0
33.3
33.5
33.6
33.8
33.9
34.0
34.2
34.3
124.4
124.6
124.9
125.0
125.7
126.0
127.0
127.6
128.4
128.9
129.4
129.5
113.4
114.6
115.3
116.2
117.5
118.9
119.7
120.7
122,1
123.6
125,0
126.2
10.5
10.8
11.0
11.2
11.7
12.0
12.1
12.1
12.4
12.9
13.1
12.8
102.9
103.8
104.3
105.0
105.8
106.9
107.6
108.6
109.8
110.7
111.9
113.4
142.7
144.0
145.1
146.4
147.7
149.1
150.6
152.0
153.5
154.8
156.1
137.3
Mi
Demand
For notes see last page o f Part B o f this table.
T ime and sav ngs
18
(6)
O)
Total
C D ’s
Other
(8)
(9)
(10)
01)
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.1
MONEY STOCK AND RELATED DATA, 1947-70—Continued
A.
SEASONALLY ADJUSTED—Continued
[In billions o f dollars]
Over-all measures
Related data
Deposits a t commercial banks
M onth
Mx
Mi
(6)+ (7)
(1)H-(10)
M a
Mi
(2)+(11)
(2)+(9)
(3)+(9)
C ur
rency
Demand
Total
C D 's
Other
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
do
34.4
34.6
34.7
34.8
34.9
35.0
35.2
35.4
35.7
36.0
36.1
36.3
129.7
129.9
130.3
130.5
130.7
131.4
131.8
132.0
132.9
133.8
134.3
134.9
128.8
130.7
132.1
133.5
134.8
136.5
138.0
139.7
141.5
143.7
145.3
146.4
13.9
14.1
14.4
14.7
15.2
15.6
15.6
16.0
16.3
16.8
16.7
16.4
114.9
116.7
117.8
118.8
119.6
120.9
122.3
123.8
125.2
126.9
128.6
130.0
158.4
159.5
160.5
161.5
162.5
163.6
164.7
165.8
166.9
168.1
169.3
170.4
491.7
494.1
496.7
500.5
502.4
503.9
505.1
506.2
508.3
508.1
508.7
510.9
36.6
36.8
36.9
37.1
37.3
37.4.
37.6
37.8
37.9
38.0
38.1
38.3
136.0
136.6
137.2
138.3
138.1
138.3
137.4
137.2
138.0
137.3
137.2
137.3
147.8
148.7
149.8
151.9
153.6
154.4
156.0
156.9
157.4
157.2
157.0
157.9
16.6
16.6
16.9
17.6
17.8
17.9
18.2
17.9
17.6
16.5
15.6
15.5
131.2
132.1
132.9
134.3
135.8
136.5
137.8
139.0
139.8
140.7
141.4
142.4
171.3
172.1
172.8
173.1
173.4
173.9
174.1
174.4
175.0
175.6
176.3
177.3
336.8
341.4
344.9
346.4
350.4
354.6
358.0
361.2
364.1
366.5
368.6
370.5
515.4
521.2
526.0
529.2
535.0
540.8
545.8
550.5
554.7
558.4
561.7
564.5
38.5
38.7
38.9
39.0
39.1
39.2
39.4
39.5
39.8
39.9
40.0
40.4
137.1
138.6
139.7
139.0
140.7
142.1
143.4
144.4
145.2
146.0
146.5
146.9
161.3
164.1
166.3
168.4
170.5
173.3
175.2
177.3
179.1
180.5
182.1
183.3
17.1
18.4
19.0
19.0
18.9
19.5
19.5
19.9
20.3
20.1
20.3
20.6
144.2
145.7
147.3
149.4
151.6
153.8
155.7
157.4
158.8
160.4
161.8
162.6
178.5
179.8
181.2
182.9
184.6
186.2
187.8
189.3
190.7
192.0
193.1
194.0
546.7
550.1
553.3
556.2
560.1
563.9
567.0
571.5
575.9
580.2
585.4
589.6
372.4
375.0
377.2
378.5
381.2
383.8
386.8
390.9
394.7
398.4
402.8
406.4
567.3
570.9
574.1
576.4
580.1
583.7
587.8
593.0
597.9
602.9
608.5
613.1
40.6
40.7
41.1
41.4
41.5
41.8
42.0
42.3
42.6
42.8
43.2
43.4
147.6
148.4
148.9
149.5
151.4
152.6
153.5
154.3
155.3
156.2
157.6
158.7
184.2
185.9
187.2
187.6
188.4
189.4
191.3
194.3
196.7
199.4
202.0
204.3
20.7
20.8
20.8
20.2
20.0
19.9
20.8
21.6
22.0
22.7
23.1
23.5
163.6
165.1
166.5
167.4
168.3
169.5
170.5
172.7
174.7
176.7
178.9
180.8
194.9
195.9
196.9
197.9
198.9
199.9
201.0
202.2
203.3
204.5
205.7
206.7
384.9
386.5
387.9
389.3
390.3
391.8
391.0
390.0
390.7
391.1
392.1
392.3
592.6
595.3
597.8
600.0
601.7
603.9
603.6
603.2
604.6
605.3
606.6
607.3
406.6
406.8
407.1
407.8
4G8.0
408.1
405.4
402.8
402.6
402.4
403.2
403.3
614.3
615.7
617.0
618.6
619.4
620.2
618.0
615.9
616.4
616.6
617.7
618.2
43.6
43.9
44.1
44.2
44.4
44.7
44.9
45.2
45.3
45.6
45.9
46.1
159.6
160.3
160.7
161.3
161.7
162.1
162.3
161.9
162.4
162.5
162.8
162.8
203.3
202.6
202.3
202.3
201.9
201.4
198.2
195.6
194.9
194.3
194.5
194.4
21.7
20.3
19.2
18.5
17.7
16.3
14.4
12.7
11.8
11.3
11.1
10.9
181.6
182.3
183.1
183.8
184.1
185.1
183.8
182.9
183.1
182.9
183.4
183.5
207.7
208.9
209.9
210.7
211.4
212.0
212.6
213.2
213.8
214.2
214.5
214.9
393.0
392.0
394.5
398.0
400.1
402.4
406.0
410.4
414.5
417.1
420.0
423.5
607.9
606.9
610.1
614.6
618.0
621.5
626.7
633.3
639.7
644.7
650.0
656.2
403.5
402.7
406.0
411.0
413.5
415.8
422.5
429.3
435.4
439.5
443.8
448.8
618.4
617.6
621.5
627.6
631.4
634.9
643.2
652.1
660.6
667.1
673.8
681.5
46.3
46.5
46.7
47.0
47.5
47.7
47.9
48.1
48.3
48.5
48.8
49.1
164.2
163.2
164.3
165.5
165.8
166.0
166.3
167.7
169.2
169.3
169.9
170.5
193.1
193.0
194.9
198.5
200.2
202.2
208.3
213.5
217.9
221.7
225.2
229.2
10.5
10.6
11.4
13.0
13.4
13.4
16.5
18.9
20.9
22.4
23.8
25.3
182.6
182.4
183.5
185.5
186.8
188.8
191.8
194.6
197.1
199.3
201.3
204.0
214.8
214.9
215.6
216.6
217.8
219.1
220.7
222.8
225.2
227.6
230.0
232.7
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
1965—Jan ...........
Feb...........
M ar..........
A p r..........
M ay .........
Ju n e .........
Ju ly ..........
Aug..........
Sept..........
O ct...........
N ov..........
D eo..........
164.2
164.4
164.9
165.3
165.6
166.5
167.1
167.4
168.6
169.8
170.4
171,3
279.1
281.1
282.7
284.1
285.2
287.4
289.4
291.2
293.8
296.7
299.0
301.3
437.5
440.6
443.2
445.6
447.7
451.0
454.1
457.0
460.7
464.8
468.3
471.7
292.9
295.2
297.0
298.7
300.3
302.9
305.0
307.1
310.1
313.4
315.7
317.7
451.3
454.7
457.5
460.2
462.9
466.5
469.7
472.9
477.0
481.5
485.0
488.0
1966—Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar..........
A pr..........
M ay .........
Ju n e .........
Ju ly..........
Aug..........
O ct...........
Nov..........
Dec..........
172.6
173.3
174.1
175.4
175.4
175.6
175.0
174.9
175.9
175.3
175.4
175.7
303.9
305.4
307.0
309.8
311.2
312.1
312.8
313.9
315.7
316.0
316.8
318.1
475.1
477.5
479.8
482.9
484.6
486.0
486.9
488.3
490.7
491.6
493.1
495.4
320.5
322.0
323.9
327.3
329.0
330.0
331.0
331.8
333.3
332.5
332.4
333.6
1967—Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar..........
Aj>r..........
M ay .........
J u n e .........
Ju ly ..........
Aug..........
Sept..........
O ct...........
N ov..........
D ec..........
175.6
177.3
178.6
177.9
179.9
181.4
182.8
183.8
185.0
185.9
186.6
187.3
319.7
323.0
325.9
327.3
331.5
335.1
338.4
341.3
343.8
346.3
348.3
349.9
498.3
502.8
507.1
510.2
516.1
521.3
526.2
530.6
534.5
538.3
541.4
543.9
1968—Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar..........
A pr..........
M ay .........
Ju n e .........
Ju ly ..........
Aug..........
Sept..........
Oct...........
N ov..........
Dec..........
188.2
189.2
189.9
190.9
192.9
194.5
195.5
196.6
197.9
199.0
200.8
202.2
351.8
354.3
356.4
358.3
361.2
364.0
366.0
369.3
372.6
375.7
379.7
382.9
1969—Jan...........
Feb...........
M ar..........
Aj>r..........
M ay .........
Ju n e .........
Ju ly ..........
Aug..........
Sept..........
O ct...........
N ov..........
D ec..........
203.2
204.2
204.8
205.5
206.2
206.8
207.2
207.1
207.7
208.1
208.7
208.8
1970—Jan...........
Feb..........
M ar..........
At>r..........
M ay .........
Ju n e .........
Ju ly .........
Aug..........
Sept.........
O ct...........
N ov..........
D ec..........
210.4
209.7
211.0
212.5
213.3
213.6
214.2
215.8
217.5
217.8
218.6
219.6
(6)
For notes see last page o f Part B o f this table.
N onbank
thrift
institu
tions
Time and savings
19
'EM—SU M M A R Y M EASURES
1.1
MONEY STOCK AND RELATED DATA, MONTHLY, 1947-70
B.
N OT SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
[In billions o f dollars]
Money stock
Time
deposits
ad
justed i
U.S.
Govt,
demand
deposits 1
Time
deposits
ad
justed 1
Month
J.i
rO\
m«i
Currency
com
ponent
Dem and
deposit
com
ponent
26.7
26.5
26.5
26.4
26.4
26.4
26.4
26.4
26.8
26.7
26.7
26.8
85.2
83.3
82.9
82.7
83.4
84.5
84.9
85.5
86.5
86.9
87.8
89.1
33.2
33.4
33.7
33.8
33.9
34.0
34.2
34.4
34.7
35.0
35.1
35.1
2.6
3.3
3.6
2.9
2.3
1.0
1.0
1.4
1.6
2.2
1.6
1.0
1953—Jan ...............
Feb...............
M ar.............
Apr..............
M ay............
June.............
July..............
Aug..............
Sept..............
Oct...............
Nov..............
Dec............ :
130.5
128.1
127.7
126.7
126.7
127.6
127.0
127.0
127.9
128.8
129.9
132.1
27.4
27.3
27.4
27.4
27.5
27.6
27.8
27.8
27.9
27.9
28.0
28.2
26.4
26.2
26.1
25.9
25.8
25.9
26.0
26.0
26.1
26.2
26.2
26.2
89.5
87.2
85.7
84.5
84.4
85.0
85.3
85.6
35.5
35.6
35.8
35.8
35.8
35.9
36.0
35.9
35.9
36.0
• 35.9
35.7
.9
1.7
2.1
2.3
2.7
2.2
2.0
2.5
2.4
2.3
2.4
1.8
1954—J a n ...............
Feb...............
M ar.............
A pr..............
M ay .............
Ju n e .............
Ju ly ..............
Aug..............
Sept..............
Oct...............
N ov..............
D ec,.............
132.3
129.8
128.9
127.2
128.1
129.0
128.8
129.0
130.1
131.5
133.1
135.6
27.7
27.5
27.4
27.4
27.4
27.4
27.5
27.4
27.5
27.6
27.7
27.9
25.7
25.5
25.5
25.5
25.5
25.4
25.5
25.4
25.4
25.5
25.4
25.5
88.0
85.9
84.9
84.0
84.2
84.8
84.7
84.9
85.5
86.0
88.4
36.0
36.1
36.2
36.3
36.4
36.5
36.5
36.5
36.4
36.4,
36.3
36.1
1.6
2.7
3.0
2.6
1.9
1.5
1.4
2.8
3.2
3.4
3.5
2.8
1955—Jan ...............
Feb...............
M ar..............
A pr..............
M ay.............
Ju n e .............
Ju ly .............
A ug..............
Sept..............
O ct...............
N ov.............
Dec..............
136.4
134.5
133.1
132.8
132.7
133.5
133.4
133.0
134.2
135.1
135.9
138.6
27.4
27.2
27.3
27.3
27.4
27.5
27.7
27.7
27.8
27.9
28.1
28.4
3.
3.
3
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
3.
4.
4,
3.
25.1
25.0
25.1
25.1
25.0
24.9
25.0
24.9
25.0
25.1
25.2
25.4
88.9
87.4
86.8
86.4
86.9
88.0
88.5
89.3
90.1
91.2
91.8
93.4
36.4
36.5
36.7
36.8
36.9
37.0
36.9
35.7
36.6
36.6
36.5
36.4
2.8
3.7
3.5
3.3
3.0
3.0
3.4
3.4
3.4
2.8
3.0
2.4
1956—Jan ...............
Feb...............
M ar..............
A pr..............
M ay.............
Ju n e .............
July..............
Aug..............
Sept..............
139.1
136.0
135.2
135.1
134.0
135.1
134.5
134.0
135.4
136.2
137.5
140.3
27.9
27.6
27.7
27.7
27.7
27.8
28.1
28.0
28.1
28.2
28.4
28.8
2,
4.
4.
5.
4.
3.
4.
4.
3.
4.
3.
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.1
25.3
25.6
25.7
25.9
26.1
26.3
26.6
94.5
92.5
92.3
91.0
91.2
92.4
91.9
92.7
94.1
95.2
97.0
99.2
36.7
36.6
36.7
36.7
36.7
36.9
37.3
37.5
37.7
37.9
38.0
38.0
2.1
3.3
4.5
6.1
5.1
4 .6
4.8
4.2
3.6
3.9
3.1
2 .7
1957—Jan ...............
Feb...............
140.3
137.3
136.1
136.1
135.2
135.9
135.6
135.6
136.1
136.4
137.2
139.3
28.2
27.9
27.9
28.0
28.0
28.2
28.4
28.3
28.4
28.4
28.6
28.9
3.
4.
4.
4.
4.
3.
3.
4.
3.
3.
26.2
26.1
26.2
26.2
26.3
26.5
26.7
26.8
27.0
27.2
27.5
27.8
100.0
38.4
38.6
38.9
39.1
38.3
39.6
39.9
40.1
40.3
40.6
40.8
40.9
2.2
3.3
3.9
4.5
4.3
4.3
7.6
6.3
5.2
5.4
5.2
4.9
1958—Jan ...............
F eb...............
M ar.............
A pr..............
M ay .............
June.............
July .............
Aug..............
Sept..............
138.8
136.4
135.4
136.4
135.7
137.4
137.0
137.8
138.9
140.0
142.0
144.7
28.2
27.9
27.9
28.0
28.1
28.3
28.5
28.5
28.5
28.6
28.8
29.2
2.
2.
4.
4.
5.
6.
6.
5.
4.
4.
3.
3.
86.2
86.6
86.8
88.1
86.6
98.0
97.4
96.1
96.4
97.7
96.9
97.4
98.9
99.7
100.9
103.0
rt B o f this table.
20
Nov..............
Dec..............
A pr..............
M ay .............
June.............
July..............
Aug..............
Sept..............
Nov..............
Dec..............
N ov..............
po;
3.
4,
4,
3.
2
2
5,
6.
5
4
4
3
3
3.
4,
4
3
3
4
4
4
6
6
5
2.
2.
1.
M ONETA RY SYSTEM—SUM M ARY MEASURES
1-1
MONEY STOCK AND RELATED DATA, MONTHLY, 1947-70—Continued
B.
N O T SEASONALLY ADJUSTED—Continued
[In billions of dollars]
Related data
Over-all measures
Deposits at commercial banks
M onth
M\
Mi
Mz
Mi
Mi
(6)+ (7) (1) +C12) (2) +(13) (2) +(11) (3)+ ( H )
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
C ur
rency
(6)
D emand
Total
Membe
(7)
(8)
Time and savings
Domes
tic non
member
(9)
N on
bank
thrift
institu
tions
U.S.
G ovt.
depos
its
(14)
Total
C D ’s
Other
(10)
(H)
(12)
(13)
1959—Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar.........
A pr..........
M ay ........
Ju n e ........
Ju ly .........
Aug.........
Sept.........
O ct..........
N ov.........
Dec..........
145.5
142.6
141.9
143.0
142.0
142.7
143.5
143.1
143.6
143.9
145.0
147.1
211.1
208.4
208.1
209.7
209.0
210.1
211,0
210.5
211.1
211.3
211.8
213.7
296.9294.6
295.0
297.2
297.2
299.3
301.0
300.8
302.0
302.6
303.6
306.7
211.1
208.4
208.1
209.7
209.0
210.1
211.0
210.5
211.1
211.3
211.8
213.7
296.9
294,6
295.0
297.2
297.2
299.3
301.0
300.8
302.0
302.6
303.6
306.7
28.6
28.4
28.5
28.5
28.7
28.9
29.1
29.1
29.1
29.0
29.2
29.5
116.9
114.2
113.4
114.5
113.2
113.8
114.3
11*.9
114.5
114.9
115.8
117.6
96.9
94.7
94.1
94.9
93.8
9 4.2
94.5
94.0
94.0
94.1
94.7
96.3
19.3
18.8
18.5
18.8
18.6
18.6
18.9
19.0
19.4
19.6
19.9
20.1
65.6
65.8
66.2
66.7
67.1
67.4
67.6
67.4
67.5
67.4
66.8
66.6
0 .0
0 .0
0.0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
65.6
65.8
66.2
66.7
67.1
67.4
67.6
67.4
67.5
67.4
66.8
66.6
85.8
86.2
86.9
87.6
88.2
89.2
90.0
90.3
90.9
91.4
91.8
93.0
3.2
4 .3
3.7
4 .6
5.2
4 .0
4 .9
5.1
5.2
4 .9
4 .7
4 .9
I960—Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar.........
A pr..........
M ay ........
Ju n e ........
J u ly .........
Aug.........
Sept.........
O ct..........
N ov.........
Dec..........
146.6
142.9
141.6
142.9
140.7
141.1
142.0
142.5
143.7
144.5
145.6
148.0
213.4
209.6
208.6
210.3
208.5
209.3
211.1
212.5
214.4
215.9
217.1
220.0
307.4
304.0
303.8
306.1
304.8
306.7
309.3
311.1
313.7
316.1
318.1
322.3
213.4
209.6
208.6
210.3
208.5
209.3
211.1
212.5
214.4
215.9
217.1
220.0
307.4
304.0
303.8
306.1
304.8
306.7
309.3
311.1
313.7
316.1
318.1
322.3
28.9
28.6
28.7
28.8
28.8
28.9
29.1
29.1
29.1
29.1
29.3
29.6
117.7
114.3
113.0
114.1
111.9
112.2
112.9
113.5
114.6
115.4
116.3
118.4
96.4
93.7
92.8
93.8
91.9
92.1
92.7
93.2
94.0
94.4
95.0
96.7
20.1
19.5
19.1
19.2
18.9
18.9
19.1
19.2
19.5
19.8
20.2
20.4
66.8
66.6
67.0
67.5
67.8
68.3
69.1
69.9
70.7
71.4
71.5
72.0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
0 .0
66.8
66.6
67.0
67.5
67.8
68.3
69.1
69.9
70.7
71.4
71.5
72.0
94.0
94.4
95.1
95.8
96.3
97.4
98.2
98.6
99.4
100.2
101.0
102.3
4.1
4.1
4.3
3.6
6.4
6.3
6.7
6.1
5 .4
5 .7
5.8
4 .7
1961— Jan...........
Feb..........
M ar.........
A pr..........
M ay ........
Ju n e ........
Ju ly .........
Aug.......
Sept.......
O ct........
N ov.......
Dec........
147.8
144.9
144.0
145.7
144.1
144.7
145.0
144.9
146.6
148.0
149.8
152.9
220.8
219.2
219.1
221.6
221.0
222.2
223.3
223.6
225.6
227.4
228.9
231.9
324.5
323.6
324.4
327.6
327.6
330.2
332.2
332.9
335.8
338.5
341.0
345.5
220.9
219.5
219.5
222.2
221.8
223.2
224.6
225.1
227.4
229.5
231.4
234.7
324.6
323.9
324.8
328.2
328.5
331.2
333.5
334.4
337.6
340.6
343.4
348.2
28.8
28.6
28.6
28.7
28.7
28.9
29.2
29.2
29.3
29.4
29.7
30.2
118.9
116.3
115.4
117.0
115.4
115.8
115.8
115.7
117.3
118.6
120.1
122.7
97.2
95.1
94.6
96.0
94.7
95.1
95.0
94.8
95.9
96.9
97.9
100.2
20.6
20.0
19.6
19.8
19.5
19.5
19.6
19.7
20.1
20.5
21.0
21.4
73.2
74.6
75.5
76.5
77.7
78.6
79.5
80.2
80.9
81.5
81.5
81.8
0.1
0.3
0.4
0 .6
0.8
1.0
1.3
1.5
1.8
2.1
2.4
2.8
73.1
74.4
75.0
75.8
76.9
77.5
78.3
78.7
79.1
79.4
79.1
79.0
103.6
104.4
105.3
106.0
106.7
108.0
108.9
109.3
110.2
U l.l
112.0
113.6
4.1
4.8
4 .7
2.8
4 .7
4 .5
4.3
5.5
5.2
6.5
5.8
4 .9
1962—Jan.........
Feb........
M ar.......
A pr........
M ay___
June___
J u ly ....
Aug.......
Sept.......
O ct........
N ov.......
Dec........
152.5
149.1
148.2
150.3
147.7
148.0
148.2
147.4
148.5
150.1
151.9
155.1
233.2
231.5
232.6
235.9
233.9
235.1
236.1
235.7
237.5
240.1
242.0
246.1
348.1
347.2
349.4
353.5
352.2
354.8
356.8
356.9
359.9
363.7
366.8
372.6
236.1
234.7
236.0
239.4
237.7
239.2
240.4
240.3
242.3
245.1
247.4
251.8
351.0
350.3
352.7
357.1
356.0
358.9
361.1
361.6
364.7
368.7
372.1
378.3
29.5
29.4
29.5
29.7
29.7
30.0
30.3
30.3
30.3
30.4
30.8
31.2
123.0
119.7
118.7
120.5
117.9
118.0
117.9
117.1
118.2
119.7
121.1
123.9
100.1
97.3
96.4
97.9
95.7
95.9
95.7
95.1
95.8
96.9
97.9
100.4
21.7
21.3
21.1
21.5
21.0
20.8
21.0
20.9
21.3
21.7
22.2
22.4
83.6
85.6
87.7
89.2
90.0
91.1
92.2
92.9
93.8
95.0
95.5
96.7
2.9
3.2
3.3
3.6
3.8
4.0
4.3
4 .7
4.8
5.0
5.4
5.7
80.7
82.5
84.4
85.6
86.2
87.1
87.8
88.3
89.0
90.0
90.1
91.0
114.9
115.6
116.7
117.6
118.3
119.7
120.7
121.3
122.4
123.6
124.8
126.5
3.8
4 .7
5 .0
3.8
7 .0
7 .2
7 .0
6.8
7 .2
7.3
6.1
5.6
1963—Jan.........
Feb........
M ar.......
A p r... . .
M ay___
Ju n e ___
J u ly ....
Aug.......
Sept.......
O ct........
N ov.........
Dec..........
155.4
151.8
151.0
153.2
151.0
151.8
153.1
152.6
154.1
156.0
158.4
160.9
248.2
245.7
246.4
249.5
248.1
249.6
251.4
251.8
254.1
256.9
259.6
262.3
376.5
375.2
377.3
381.5
381.1
384.3
387.2
388.0
391.5
*95.6
399.4
403.9
254.0
251.9
252.9
256.3
255.3
257.1
259.3
260.1
262.4
265.5
268.7
271.9
382.3
381.4
383.7
388.3
388.3
391.7
395.0
396.3
399.8
404.2
408.5
413.5
30.5
30.5
30.7
30.9
31.0
31.4
31.8
31.9
32.0
32.1
32.6
33.1
124.9
121.3
120.2
122.3
120.0
120.4
121.3
120.7
122.2
123.9
125.8
127.8
101.0
98.1
97.3
99.0
97.0
97.4
98.0
97.5
98.6
99.8
101.2
102.9
22.8
22.2
21.9
22.3
22.0
22.0
22.3
22.2
22.6
23.1
23.6
23.9
98.6
100.1
101.9
103.1
104.3
105.2
106.2
107.5
108.3
109.5
110.2
111.0
5.8
6.2
6.5
6.8
7 .2
7.4
7.8
8.3
8 .4
8.6
9.1
9 .6
92.8
93.9
95.4
96.3
97.1
97.8
98.4
99.2
100.0
100.9
101.1
101.3
128.3
129.4
130.9
132.0
133.0
134.6
135.8
136.3
137.4
138.7
139.8
141.6
4 .8
5.7
6.0
4 .2
7.1
7.5
7 .8
6.3
6 .6
5.3
4 .3
5.1
1964— Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar.........
A pr..........
M ay ........
Ju n e........
Ju ly .........
Aug.........
Sept.........
O ct..........
N ov.........
Dec..........
161.3
157.2
156.4
1S8.6
156.0
157.2
159.0
158.9
161.3
163.3
165.2
168.6
264.2
261.0
261.2
264.0
262.1
264.3
266.8
267.5
271.0
274.1
276.3
280.9
407.4
405.2
406.8
410.7
409.7
413.7
417.5
419.1
423.9
428.5
431.9
438.3
274.4
271.7
272.1
275.3
274.0
276.3
279.0
280.0
283.3
286.7
289.3
293.8
417.6
416.0
417.7
422.0
421.6
425.7
429.8
431.6
436.2
441.0
444.8
451.2
*2.4
32.3
32.6
32.8
*3.1
33.4
33.7
33.9
33.9
34.1
34.6
35.0
128.9
124.9
123.8
125.9
122.9
123.9
125.2
125.1
127.4
129.2
130.6
133.6
103.8
100.5
99.7
101.4
98.9
99.8
100.7
100.4
102.1
103.4
104.3
106.8
24.1
23.3
23.1
23.5
23.0
23.1
23.5
23.6
24.2
24.8
25.2
25.7
113.0
114.5
115.7
116.7
118.0
119.1
120.0
121.1
122.0
123.4
124.1
125.2
10.2
10.8
10.9
11.3
11.9
12.1
12.3
12.5
12.3
12.6
13.0
12.9
102.9
103.8
104.8
105.4
106.1
107.0
107.8
108.6
109.7
110.8
111.2
112.3
143.3
144.2
145.6
146.7
147.6
149.4
150.8
151.5
152.9
154.3
155.5
157.4
4.1
4 .8
6 .0
4 .2
6.8
7 .6
6.9
6.3
6.5
5.5
5.8
5.5
1965—Jan...........
Feb..........
M ar.........
169.0
163.9
163.4
283.8
280.7
281.8
442.8
440.4
442.7
297.3
294.8
296.1
456.3
454.5
457.1
34.4
34.2
34.4
134.7
129.7
129.1
107.5
103.6
103.2
26.0
25.1
24.9
128.3
130.8
132.7
13.5
14.1
14.3
114.8
116.8
118.3
159.0
159.7
161.0
4 .2
5.7
6.6
For notes see next page.
21
1.1
MONEY STOCK AND RELATED DATA, MONTHLY, 1947-70—Continued
B.
N O T SEASONALLY ADJUSTED—Continued
[In billions o f dollars]
Related data
O v erall measures
Deposits a t commercial banks
M onth
Mi
Mt
Ms
Mi
M,
(6) +(7) (1) +(12) (2) +(13) (2)+(11) (3)+(11)
Demand
C ur
rency
Total
Time and savings
1 DomesMemberJ tic nonI member
(8)
1 (9)
Total
C D ’s
(10)
01)
Other
N on
bank
thrift
institu
tions
U.S.
G ovt.
depos
its
(14)
(!)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(12)
(13)
1965— A pr..........
M ay........
Ju n e........
Ju ly .........
A ug.........
Sept.........
O ct..........
N o v ......
Dec..........
166.1
162.2
164.2
165.4
164.7
167.6
170.2
172.0
176.5
285.4
282.3
285.2
287.8
288.5
292.8
297.3
299.8
305.4
447.2
444.6
449.1
452.7
453.8
459.2
464.9
468.5
476.0
300.1
297.6
300.8
303.7
305.0
309.1
313.7
316.3
321.7
461.9
459.9
464.7
468.6
470.2
475.5
481.4
485.1
492.2
34.5
34.6
34.9
35.4
35.5
35.7
36.0
36.5
37.1
131.7
127.5
129.2
130.0
129.2
132.0
134.2
135.5
139.4
105.2
101.8
103.2
103.7
102.9
105.0
106.6
107.3
110.6
25.3
24.6
24.9
25.2
25.2
25.9
26.5
27.1
27.7
134.0
135.4
136.6
138.3
140.2
141.4
143.5
144.3
145.2
14.7
15.3
15.6
15.8
16.4
16.3
16.5
16.6
16.3
119.2
120.1
121.1
122.4
123.8
125.1
127.0
127.8
129.0
161.8
162.3
163.9
164.9
165.2
166.4
167.7
168.7
170.5
5.5
9 .7
9.1
9 .0
7 .3
5.5
5 .0
4.1
4 .6
Feb..........
M ar.........
A p r.........
M ay ........
Ju n e ........
Ju ly .........
Aug.........
Sept.........
O ct..........
N ov.........
Dec..........
177.7
172.4
172.5
176.4
171.8
173.9
173.3
172.1
174.9
175.7
176.9
181.0
308.8
304.5
306.0
311.2
308.1
310.5
311.2
311.2
314.7
316.5
317.4
322.3
480.6
476.8
479.3
484.7
481.3
484.7
485.5
485.0
489.3
491.6
493.1
499.8
325.1
321.1
322.9
328.8
326.0
328.3
329.5
329.5
332.3
332.8
333.0
337.8
497.0
493.4
496.2
502.2
499.2
502.6
503.8
503.4
506.8
508.0
508.7
515.3
36.5
36.4
36.5
36.8
37.0
37.3
37.8
37.8
37.9
38.1
38.5
39.1
141.2
136.0
135.9
139.6
134.8
136.6
135.5
134.3
137.0
137.6
138.3
141.9
111.9
107.8
107.9
110.9
106.9
108.4
107.0
106.1
108.3
108.7
109.0
112.2
28.2
27.1
26.9
27.5
26.8
27.0
27.3
27.0
27.5
27.7
28.2
28.6
147.4
148.7
150.4
152.4
154.2
154.4
156.2
157.4
157.4
157.1
156.1
156.9
16.3
16.6
16.9
17.5
17.9
17.8
18.3
18.4
17.6
16.3
15.6
15.5
131.1
132.1
133-5
134.9
136.3
136.6
137.9
139.0
139.8
140.8
140.5
141.4
171.8
172.3
173.3
173.4
173.2
174.2
174.3
173.8
174.5
175.2
175.7
177.5
3.8
5.1
4 .5
3 .0
7.1
6.1
8 .0
5.1
4.3
4 .8
3.7
3 .4
1967—Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar.......
A pr..........
M ay ........
Ju n e ........
J u ly .........
Aug.......
Sept.......
O ct........
N ov.......
D ec..........
180.7
175.7
176.8
178.9
176.4
179.7
181.4
181.2
183.9
186.2
188.1
192.9
324.6
321.3
324.7
328.9
328.5
333.7
337.2
338.7
342.8
346.7
348.9
354.3
503.6
501.3
506.4
512.0
512.9
520.2
525.3
527.5
533.0
538.3
541.4
548.5
341.5
339.8
343.7
347.8
347.3
352.8
356.7
359.1
363.1
366.8
369.5
375.1
520.5
519.7
525.4
530.9
531.7
539.4
544.8
547.9
553.3
558.4
562.0
569.2
38.5
38.?
38.5
38.6
38.8
39.2
39.6
39.6
39.7
40.0
40.5
41.2
142.3
137.4
138.3
140.2
137.5
140.6
141.8
141.6
144.2
146.3
147.7
151.7
112.3
108.6
109.7
111.2
109.0
111.6
112.3
112.1
113.9
115.5
116.4
119.7
28.8
27.8
27.6
28.0
27.5
27.9
28.4
28.4
29.2
29.6
30.1
30.8
160.8
164.1
166.9
168.9
170.9
173.1
175.3
177.9
179.1
180.5
181.4
182.1
16.9
18.4
19.0
18.9
18.8
19.2
19.4
20.4
20.3
20.1
20.7
20.7
143.9 '
145.7
147.9
150.0
152.2
153.9
155.8
157.5
158.9
160.5
160.7
161.4
179.0
179.9
181.6
183.2
184.4
186.6
188.1
188.8
190.2
191.6
192.5
194.2
4 .2
5.1
4 .9
4.8
6 .5
4 .0
5.7
4.3
5 .0
6.3
5.3
5 .0
1968—Jan .........
Feb........
M ar.......
A p r.........
M ay ___
Ju n e........
J u ly ....
Aug.......
Sept.......
O ct..........
N ov.........
193.6
187.4
188.1
191.9
189.3
192.9
194.5
194.0
196.7
199.0
202.5
208.1
356.8
352.5
355.2
360.1
358.4
362.6
365.2
366.7
371.3
375.8
380.3
387.5
552.2
548.4
552.6
558.4
557.3
563.1
566.6
568.2
573.9
579.8
585.3
594.3
377.4
373.3
376.0
380.0
378.0
381.9
385.7
388.8
393.4
398.8
403.9
411.3
572.8
569.2
573.4
578.4
576.9
582.4
587.0
590.3
596.1
602.7
608.9
618.1
40.5
40.3
40.7
41.0
41.3
41.8
42.3
42.5
42.6
42.8
43.6
44.3
153.1
147.1
147.4
150.9
148.0
151.1
152.3
151.5
154.0
156.2
158.9
163.8
120.7
116.0
116.3
119.1
116.7
119.1
119.7
119.0
120.6
122.3 !
124.1
128.1
31.1
29.9
29.8
30.5
30.1
30.6
31.2
31.2
32.1
32.6
33.4
34.3
183.9
185.9
187.9
188.2
188.7
189.0
191.1
194.8
196.7
199.7
201.4
203.2
20.6
20.8
20.8
19.9
19.6
19.3
20.4
22.1
22.2
23.0
23.6
23.8
163.3
165.1
167.1
168.2
169.2
169.6
170.7
172.8
174.6
176.8
177.8
179.4
195.4
195.9
197,4
198.3
198.8
200.5
201.4
201.5
202.7
204.0
205,0
206.8
5 .0
7 .2
6.7
4.3
6.5
5 .6
5.8
5.7
6.0
6.3
4.5
5.0
1969—Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar.........
A or..........
M ay ........
Ju n e ........
Ju ly .........
Aug.........
Sept.........
O ct..........
N ov.........
Dec..........
209.0
202.2
202.8
206.6
202.4
205.3
206.3
204.4
206.3
208.2
210.3
214.8
390.1
384.5
386.8
391.4
387.5
390.7
390.3
387.4
389.3
391.0
392.3
396.9
598.3
593.3
597.2
602.5
598.9
603.5
603.3
599.9
602.5
604.6
606.1
611.9
411.9
404.9
405.9
409.5
404.8
406.6
404.3
400.4
401.2
402.5
403.7
408.0
620.1
613.7
616.3
620.7
616.2
619.4
617.4
612.8
614.4
616.2
617.5
623.0
43.5
43.4
43.7
43.8
44.2
44.7
45.2
45.4
45.3
45.6
46.4
46.9
165.5
158.9
159.1
162.7
158.2
160.6
161.2
159.0
161.1
162.5
163.9
167.8
129.4
124.0
124.2
126.9
123.1
124.8
125.0
123.1
124.3
125.4
126.3
129.3
34.8
33.5
33.4
34.5
33.7
34.4
34.8
34.6
35.4
35.8 |
36.4
37.2
202.9
202.6
203.2
203.0
202.4
201.3
198.0
196.0
194.9
194.4
193.4
193.2
21.8
20.3
19.2
18.2
17.3
15.9
14.1
13.0
11.9
11.5
11.4
11.1
208.2
181.1
182.3
208.8
184.0
210.4
211.2
184.8
185.2
211.4
185.4
212.8
183.9
213.0
183.0
212.5
182.9 | 213.2
213.7
182.8
182.0
213.8
182,1 I 215.1
4 .9
6.9
4.8
5.3
9 .2
6.0
5.6
4.3
5.3
4 .2
5.2
5 .6
1970—Jan...........
Feb..........
M ar.........
A pr..........
M ay ........
Ju n e ........
Ju ly .........
Aug.........
Sept.........
O ct..........
N ov.........
Dec.
216.3
207.4
209.0
213.6
209.6
212.2
213.4
213.2
216.1
217.6
220.1
225.8
398.4
389.8
393.5
400.3
397.7
401.5
405.4
407.7
412.8
416.6
419.7
428.1
613.6
604.5
609.7
617.8
616.0
621.7
627.2
630.4
637.1
643.0
647.7
659.1
409.0
400.4
404.9
413.0
410.7
414.5
421.4
427.0
434.1
439.7
444.1
453.8
624.2
615.1
621.1
630.5
629.0
634.7
643.3
649.6
658.4
666.0
672.1
684.7
46.1
45.9
46.3
46.6
47.3
47.7
48.3
48.3
48.2
48.5
49.2
50.0
170.2
161.5
162.7
167.0
162.3
164.5
165.2
164.9
167.8
169.1
170.9
175.8
131.2
124.5
125.7
128.9
125.1
127.0
127.1
126.8
129.1
130.0
131.1
135.0
37.7
35.7
35.6
36.7
35.8
36.0
36.5
36.5 ;
37.2
37.6
38.2
39.2
192.7
193.0
195.9
199.3
201.1
202.3
208.0
213.8
218.1
222.0
224.1
228.1
10.6
10.6
11.4
12.7
13.0
13.0
16.1
19.2
21.4
23.1
24.4
25.7
182.1
182.4
184.5
186.7
188.1
189.3
191.9
194.6
196.7
199.0
199.7
202.4
4 .8
7.1
6.9
5.3
6.4
6.5
6.8
7.1
6.9
6 .2
5.7
7.3
(6)
1 A t all commercial banks.
N ote.— Unless otherwise noted, series represent averages o f daily
figures. Composition o f components is as follows:
Currency: Amounts outside the Treasury, the Federal Reserve Banks,
and the vaults o f all commercial banks.
Demand deposits: Amounts o f (1) demand deposits a t all commercial
banks other than those d u e.to domestic commercial banks and the U.S.
Govt., less cash items in the process o f collection and Federal Reserve
float, and (2) foreign demand balances a t Federal Reserve Banks.
22
(7)
215.2
214.8
216.2
217.5
218.3
220.2
221.8
222.7
224.3
226.4
228.0
230.9
CD.s: Negotiable time certificates of deposit (CD's) issued in de
nom inations o f $100,000 or more by large weekly reporting hunks.
“ Other” time and savings deposits: Figures lo r all commercial banks
for savings deposits, for tune deposits open account, and for time C D ’s
other than negotiable time C D ’s issued in denominations o f S i00,000 o r
m ore by large weekly reporting banks. Excluded arc time deposits of
the U.S. Govt, and domestic commercial interbank time deposits.
Nonbank thrift institutions: Averages o f beginning- and end-of-month
figures for (1) deposits a t mutual savings banks and {2) savings capital
a t savings and loan associations.
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.2
LIQUID ASSET HOLDINGS OF PRIVATE DOMESTIC NONFINANCIAL INVESTORS,
MONTHLY, 1948-70
[Seasonally adjusted monthly averages, in billions o f dollars]
Currency and deposits
Other types
Deposits
M onth
Total
U.S. Government
securities
Ti me
Total
Total
Currency
market
paper
(9)
Short
term
market
able
(10)
58.3
58.4
58.5
58.6
58.6
58.7
58.7
58.8
59.0
59.1
59.2
59.5
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.3
.3
11.8
11.7
11.6
11.6
11.5
11.4
11.4
11.3
11.3
11.2
11.2
11.5
46.4
46.6
46.7
46.8
46.9
47.0
47.1
47.3
47.5
47.7
47.7
47.8
29.9
30.2
30.4
30.6
30.8
31.0
31.2
31.4
31.6
31.8
31.9
32.1
59.4
59.5
59.6
59.9
60.1
60.3
60.6
60.8
61.0
61.2
61.4
61.8
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.3
.4
.4
.4
.4
.5
11.1
11.0
11.0
11.1
11.1
11.3
11.4
11.4
11.5
11.7
11.8
12.1
48.0
48.2
48.3
48.5
4 8.6
48.7
48.9
49.0
49.1
49.2
49.2
49.3
34.5
34.6
34.6
34.7
34.9
34.9
34.7
34.6
34.5
34.4
34.5
34.6
32.4
32.7
32.9
33.2
33.4
33.6
33.8
33.8
33.9
34.1
34.3
34.5
61.6
61.5
61.7
61.9
62.1
62.4
62.6
62.5
62.6
62.7
62.8
63.1
.4
.4
.4
.4
.4
.4
.4
.4
.3
.4
.4
.4
11.7
11.7
11.7
11.8
11.9
12.1
12.3
12.3
12.5
12.7
12.8
13.1
49.4
49.5
49.6
49.7
49.8
49.8
49.9
49.8
49.8
49.7
49.7
49.6
83.6
83.9
84.3
84.4
84.6
85.0
85.2
85.6
86.3
86.9
87.8
88.3
34.6
34.5
34.5
34.6
34.8
34.9
35.2
35.5
35.8
35.9
36.1
36.3
34.7
34.8
35.0
35.2
35.4
35.7
36.1
36.3
36.6
36.9
37.3
37.6
62.7
62.4
62.3
62.4
62.5
62.7
63.0
62.9
63.1
63.4
63.6
64.1
.4
.4
.4
.4
.4
.4
.4
.4
.4
.4
.4
.5
12.8
12.6
12.7
12.9
13.0
J3.3
13.5
13.5
13.7
14.0
14.0
14.5
49.6
49.4
49.3
49.2
49.1
49.1
49.1
49.1
49.0
49.1
49.1
49.1
26.2
26.3
26.4
26.4
26.5
26.7
26.7
26.8
26.9
27.0
27.2
27.3
89.0
89.2
89.3
89.4
89.6
90.0
89.9
90.1
90.5
91.0
91.2
91.7
36.5
36.8
37.0
37.2
37.4
37.6
37.8
38.1
38.4
38.7
39.0
39.1
38.2
38.6
39.0
39.3
39.7
40.1
40.5
41.0
41.5
42.0
42.4
42.8
64.6
65.3
65.8
65.7
65.5
66.0
66.6
67.2
67.3
67.6
67.9
68.3
.6
.5
.5
.6
.6
.7
.7
.7
.7
.7
.7
.7
14.9
15.7
16.2
16.2
16.0
16.4
16.9
17.5
17.5
17.8
18.1
18.4
49.1
49.1
49.0
49.0
49.0
49.0
49.0
49.1
49.1
49.1
49.1
49.2
27.4
27.5
27.6
27.7
27.7
27.7
27.8
27.8
27.8
27.8
27.8
27.7
91.4
91.6
92.1
92.3
9 2 .4
92.4
92.5
92.7
92.5
9 2 .6
92.7
92.9
39.4
39.5
39.8
40.0
40.3
40.4
40.7
4 1 .0
41.2
41.6
41.7
41.9
43.3
43.8
44.2
44.7
45.2
45.7
46.2
46.7
47.2
47.7
48.2
48.6
69.0
69.8
70.8
72.1
72.6
73.3
74.0
74.5
74.1
73.6
73.5
73.5
.7
.7
.8
.8
.7
.7
.7
.8
.9
1.0
1.0
1.1
19.0
19.7
20.7
21.9
22.5
23.3
23.9
24.4
23.9
23.4
23.1
23.1
49.2
49.3
49.4
49.5
49.4
49.3
49.3
49.3
49.3
49.3
49.3
49.3
Dem and
N onbank
financial
institu
tions
(6)
(7)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
C om
mercial
banks
(5)
1948—Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar..........
A pr..........
M ay.........
Jun e .........
Ju ly ..........
Aug..........
Sept..........
O ct...........
Nov..........
Dcc..........
226.7
226.8
226.5
226.5
226.2
226.4
226.7
227.1
227.4
227.5
227.6
227.8
168.4
168.4
168.0
167.9
167.6
167.7
168.0
168.3
168.4
168.4
168.4
168.3
26.4
26.3
26.2
26.1
26.0
26.0
26.0
26.0
26.0
26.0
26.0
25.8
80.3
80.0
79.6
79.5
79.1
79.0
79.2
79.1
79.0
78.9
78.7
78.6
33.7
33.9
33.9
33.9
33.9
34.0
34.0
34.1
34.1
34.1
34.2
34.2
28.0
28.1
28.3
28.4
28.6
28.7
28.9
29.1
29.3
29.4
29.6
29.7
1949—Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar..........
A pr..........
M ay.........
Ju n e .........
Ju ly .........
Aug..........
Sept..........
O ct...........
N ov..........
Dec..........
227.5
227.8
228.2
228.7
229.4
229.8
230.2
230.5
230.7
231.1
231.5
232.2
168.1
168.3
168.6
168.9
169.3
169.5
169.6
169.7
169.7
169.9
170.1
170.5
25.7
25.7
25.7
25.7
25.7
25.6
25.5
25.5
25.3
25.3
25.2
25.1
78.2
78.1
78.2
78.2
78.4
78.4
78.4
78.3
78.3
78.3
78.5
78.8
34.3
34.3
34.3
34.4
34.4
34.5
34.5
34.5
34.5
34.5
34.5
34.5
1950—Jan ...........
Feb...........
M ar..........
A pr..........
M ay .........
Ju n e .........
Ju ly .........
Aug..........
Sept.........
O ct...........
N ov..........
D ec..........
232.6
233.5
234.3
235.6
236.5
237.3
238.0
238.2
238.3
239.0
239.5
240.5
171.0
171.9
172.6
173.7
174.4
175.0
175.4
175.6
175.7
176.2
176.7
177.4
25.1
25.1
25.2
25.3
25.2
25.1
25.0
24.9
24.9
24.9
24.9
25.0
79.1
79.5
79.8
80.5
80.9
81.4
81.9
82.3
82.4
82.9
83.0
83.3
1951—Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar.........
A pr..........
M ay .........
Ju n e .........
J u ly .........
Aug..........
Sept.........
Oct...........
N ov.........
D ec..........
240.7
240.7
241.2
241.8
242.6
243.8
245.1
246.0
247.6
249.1
250.8
252.5
178.0
178.3
178.9
179.4
180.1
181.0
182.1
183.1
184.5
185.7
187.2
188.4
25.0
25.1
25.2
25.2
25.3
25.4
25.6
25.7
25.8
26.0
26.0
26.1
1952—Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar.........
A pr..........
M ay .........
Ju n e .........
Ju ly .........
Aug..........
Sept.........
O c t.. . . . .
N ov.........
D e c .........
254.5
256.2
257.5
258.1
258.8
260.4
261.5
263.3
264.7
266.3
267.8
269.2
189.9
190.9
191.7
192.4
193.2
194.4
194.9
196.0
197.4
198.7
199.8
200.9
1953—Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar.........
A pr..........
M ay .........
Ju n e .........
Ju ly .........
Aug..........
Sept..........
Oct...........
Nov..........
Dec..........
270.5
272.2
274.6
276.9
278.2
279.5
281.2
282.7
282.8
283.4
283.8
284.5
201.5
202.4
203.7
204.8
205.6
206.3
207.2
208.2
208.7
209.7
210.3
211.0
F o r note see end o f table.
Negoti
able
C D ’s*
23
(8)
Savings
bonds
(11)
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.2
LIQUID ASSET HOLDINGS OF PRIVATE DOMESTIC NONFINANCIAL INVESTORS,
MONTHLY, 1948-70 — Continued
[Seasonally adjusted monthly averages, in billions of dollars]
Currency and deposits
Other types
Deposits
M onth
Total
U.S. Government
securities
Time
Total
Currency
Total
Open
narket
paper
(9)
Sh o rt
term
market
able
(10)
73.5
73.3
72.9
72.8
72.2
71.6
71.0
71 :2
71.4
71.4
71.3
71.3
1.1
1.1
1.1
1.2
1.1
1.1
1.1
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2
23,0
22.8
22.4
22.2
21.6
21.0
20.3
20.4
20.5
20.4
20.2
20.2
49.4
49.3
49.3
49.4
49.4
49.5
49.6
49.6
49.7
49.8
49.9
49.9
55.8
56.4
57.0
57.5
58.1
58.7
59.3
59.9
60.5
61.1
61.7
62.3
71.4
70.8
70.5
71.6
72.8
74.0
74.8
76.1
77.2
78.5
79.5
79.6
1.2
1.1
1.1
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
20.2
19.7
19.4
20.3
21.5
22.5
23.3
24.6
25.7
27.0
27.9
28.1
50.0
50.0
50.1
50.1
50.2
50.2
50.2
50.3
50.2
50.2
50.2
50.2
46.9
47.0
47.3
47.5
47.5
47.7
48.0
48.3
48.5
48.6
48.8
48.9
62.9
63.5
64.1
64.7
65.3
65.9
66.0
67.2
67.7
68.3
68.9
69.5
79.9
80.7
80.1
79.4
79.3
79.0
78.1
78.5
78.8
79.1
79.4
79.6
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
28.4
29.0
28.4
27.6
27.6 •
27.2
26.4
26.8
27.0
27.3
27.8
28.0
50.3
50.3
50.3
50.4
50.4
50.4
50.3
50.3
50.3
50.3
50.2
50.1
99.3
99.4
99.5
99.4
99.4
99.0
99.2
99.2
98.7
98.4
98.4
97.9
49.7
50.3
50.9
51.2
51.8
52.1
52.6
53.0
53.4
53.9
54.2
54.6
70.1
70.7
71.2
71.7
72.3
73.0
73.5
74.0
74.6
75.1
75.7
76.4
80.2
80.7
81.2
81.6
81.9
82.4
82.6
82.9
82.7
82.2
81.9
82.1
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.5
L.6
28.7
29.5
30.1
30.7
31.2
31.9
32.3
32.7
32.6
32.2
32.0
32.3
50.0
49.8
49.6
49.4
49.3
49.2
49.0
48.8
48.7
48.5
48.4
48.3
28.3
28.2
28.2
28.2
28.3
28.3
28.4
28.4
28.5
28.5
28.5
28.6
97.6
98.4
98.5
98.8
99.1
99.9
99.7
100.1
100.7
101.2
102.0
102.1
54.7
55.8
56.9
57.9
58.7
59.6
60.4
61.1
61.2
61.3
61.6
61.8
77.1
77.5
78.2
79.0
79.7
80.4
81.1
81.8
82.6
83.4
84.1
84.8
82.3
81.0
79.8
78.8
77.6
76.4
75.1
75.3
75.3
75.8
76.8
77.3
1.6
1.6
1.6
1.6
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.4
1.4
1.4
t .4
1.3
32.5
31.2
30.1
29.1
28.0
26.9
25.7
25.9
26.0
26.6
27.6
28.2
48.2
48.2
48.1
48.1
48.1
48.0
48.0
47.9
47.9
47.9
47.8
47.8
28.7
28.7
28.8
28.8
29.0
29.0
29.0
29.1
29.0
29.0
28.9
28.9
103.1
103.3
103.8
104.3
104.6
104.7
105.7
105.3
104.9
104.7
104.5
104.1
62.7
62.5
62.6
63.0
63.2
63.6
63.8
63.8
64.1
64.2
64.6
64.7
85.5
86.0
86.7
87.5
88.2
88.9
89.7
90.5
91.2
91.7
92.2
92.9
78.0
78.4
79.2
80.6
81.5
82.5
83.8
84.7
84.7
85.2
85.1
84.8
1.3
1.3
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.1
1.0
1.0
1.0
.9
1.0
29.0
29.5
30.5
32.0
33.1
34.2
35.7
36.8
37.1
37.8
37.8
37.7
47.7
47.6
47.5
47.4
47.2
47.1
46.9
46.8
46.6
46.4
46.3
46.1
Demand
(4)
Com
mercial
banks
(5)
Nonbank
financial
institu
tions
(6)
(7)
(1)
(2)
(3)
1954—Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar.........
A pr..........
M ay ........
Ju n e ........
Ju ly .........
Aug..........
S e p t... . . .
O ct...........
N ov.........
Dec..........
285.3
286.1
286.4
286.7
288.0
288.3
289.0
290.5
291.6
293.2
294.5
295.3
211.8
212.7
213.6
213.9
215.8
216.6
218.0
219.3
220.2
221.8
223.2
224.0
27.7
27.7
27.6
27.6
27.6
27.5
27.5
27.5
27.4
27.4
27.4
27.4
92.9
93.0
93.1
92.5
93.6
93.7
94.2
94.5
94.9
95.5
96.1
96.3
42.1
42.4
42.7
43.1
43.4
43.6
44.0
44.5
44.5
44.8
45.1
45.1
49.1
49.6
50.2
50.7
51.2
51.8
52.3
52.9
53.5
54.1
54.6
55.2
1955—Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar.........
A pr..........
M ay ........
Ju n e ........
July. . . . .
Aug..........
Sept.........
O ct...........
N ov.........
Dec..........
296.9
298.2
298.1
300.2
302.8
304.6
306.5
308.3
310.5
312.5
313.9
315.0
225.5
227.3
227.6
228.6
230.0
230.6
231.7
232.1
233.2
234.0
234.4
235.4
27.4
27.5
27.5
27.5
27.6
27.6
27.7
27.7
27.7
27.8
27.8
27.8
97.0
98.0
97.5
97.8
98.4
98.2
98.6
98.5
98.7
98.6
98.2
98.5
45.3
45.4
45.6
45.8
45.9
46.1
46.1
46.1
46.4
46.5
46.7
46.8
1956—Jan...........
Feb..........
M ar.........
A pr..........
M ay ........
Ju n e ........
Ju ly .........
Aug..........
Sept.........
O ct...........
N ov.........
D ec..........
316.4
317.9
318.2
318.5
319.0
319.7
319.7
320.7
322.3
323.3
324.7
325.8
236.5
237.2
238.1
239.2
239.7
240.8
241.6
242.1
243.4
244.2
245.2
246.2
27.9
27.9
27.9
27.9
27.9
27.9
28.0
28.0
28.0
28.0
28.1
28.2
98.8
98.7
98.8
99.1
99.0
99.2
99.0
98.7
99.2
99.4
99.4
99.5
1957—Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar.........
A pr..........
M ay ........
Ju n e ........
Ju ly .........
Aug..........
Sept.........
O ct...........
N ov.........
D ec..........
327.6
329.2
331.0
332.2
333.6
334.7
336.1
337.4
337.7
337.9
338.6
339.3
247.4
248.5
249.8
250.6
251.7
252.3
253.5
254.5
255.0
255.7
256.7
257.2
28.2
28.2
28.2
28.2
28.2
28.3
28.3
28.3
28.3
28.3
28.3
28.3
1958—J a n ...........
F eb..........
M ar.........
A pr..........
M ay ........
Ju n e.........
Ju ly .........
Aug.........
Sept.........
Oct...........
N ov.........
D ec..........
339.9
341.0
341.7
342.7
343.4
344.6
344.7
346.8
348.3
350.2
353.0
354.6
257.6
260.0
261.8
263.9
265.9
268.2
269.6
271.5
272.9
274.4
276.3
277.3
1959—Jan ...........
Feb..........
M ar.........
A pr..........
M ay ........
Ju n e.........
Ju ly .........
A ug..........
Sept.........
O ct...........
N ov.........
D cc..........
357.9
359.0
361.1
364.0
366.5
368.9
371.9
373.3
373.9
374.7
375.4
375.5
279.9
280.6
281.9
283.4
285.0
286.4
288.2
288.6
289.2
289.6
290.3
290.6
For note sec erid o f tabic.
Negoti
able
C D ’s 1
24
(8)
Savings
bonds
(11)
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.2
LIQUID ASSET HOLDINGS OF PRIVATE DOMESTIC NONFINANCIAL INVESTORS,
MONTHLY, 1948-70 — Continued
[Seasonally adjusted monthly averages, in billions o f dollars]
O ther types
Currency and deposits
Deposits
M onth
Total
U.S. G overnm ent
securities
Time
Total
Currency
Total
Demand
Com
mercial
banks
(5)
N onbank
financial
institu
tions
(6)
N egoti
able
C D ’s 1
Open
m arket
paper
(8)
(9)
S hort
term
m arket
able
(10)
1.2
1.5
1.8
2.0
2.1
2 .2
2.3
2.5
2.7
2.7
2.8
2.8
38.9
39.7
39 ; i
39.4
39.0
38.2
37.1
36.4
35.9
35.6
34.8
34.0
45.9
45.8
45.7
45.7
45.6
45.6
45.6
45.6
45.6
45.6
45.7
45.7
Savings
bonds
CD
(2)
(3)
(4)
1960— Jan..
Feb.
M ar.
Apr.
M ay
June
July.
Aug.
Sept.
O ct..
Nov.
Dec.
377.4
378.5
379.4
380.5
380.5
380.7
382.0
383.6
385.1
386.5
387.6
388.2
291.4
291.6
292.2
293.4
293.7
294.7
296.9
299.1
301.0
302.5
304.4
305.7
28.9
28.9
29.0
2,9.0
29.0
29.0
29.0
2.9.0
29.0
29.0
29.0
29.0
104.2
■104.1
104.0
104.1
103.6
103.5
104.1
104.5
104.8
104.6
104.6
104.6
64.7
64.3
64.3
64.6
64.7
65.1
65.9
66.8
67.6
68.4
69.4
69.9
93.6
94.2
94.9
95.6
96.4
97.1
97.9
98.8
99.7
100.6
101.4
102.3
85.9
87.0
87.3
87.1
86.8
86.0
85.1
84.5
84.1
83.9
83.2
82.5
1961—Jan..
Feb.,
M ar.
Apr.
M ay
June
July.
Aug.
Sept.
O ct..
Nov.
Dec.
389.3
391.4
392.6
394.7
397.4
399.5
401.6
403.1
404.3
407.3
410.3
412.5
307.5
309.9
310.9
312.8
315.0
316.6
318.2
319.6
321.2
323.1
325.2
326.3
28.9
28.9
28.9
28.9
28.9
28.9
29.0
29.1
29.2
29.4
29.4
29.6
104.8
105.2
105.0
105.1
105.6
105.7
105.5
105.4
105.6
106.0
106.4
106.3
70.6
71.6
72.0
73.0
73.7
74.3
75.0
75.5
75.9
76.3
76.9
77.0
103.2
104.1
105.0
105.8
106.8
107.7
108.7
109.6
110.5
111.4
112.4
113.4
81.7
81.5
81.7
81.9
82.4
82.9
83.4
83.5
83.1
84.2
85.2
86.2
.1
.2
.4
.6
.8
1.0
1.3
1.5
1.8
2.0
2.3
2.7
2.7
2.6
2.4
2 .4
2 .4
2.5
2.5
2.4
2.3
2.4
2 .7
3.1
33.2
33.0
33.0
32.9
33.2
33.3
33.6
33.5
32.8
33.4
33.6
34.0
45.7
45.8
45.9
45.9
46.0
46.0
46.1
46.2
46.2
46.3
46.4
46.5
1962—Jan..
Feb..
M ar.
Apr.
May
June
July.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct..
Nov.
Dec.
415.6
417.9
420.9
423.7
425.4
428.3
431.8
435.1
436.4
438.6
441.7
444.5
328.6
330.8
333.5
336.1
337.6
339.5
341.4
343.0
344.7
347.4
349.9
352.3
29.6
29.7
29.8
30.0
30.0
30.1
30.2
30.2
30.3
30.3
30.4
30.6
106.1
105.8
106.1
106.1
106.2
106.3
106.3
106.2
105.8
106.1
106.3
106.5
78.4
79.9
81.2
82.5
83.0
83.7
84.4
85.0
85.9
87.0
88.0
88.8
114.4
115.4
116.4
117.4
118.4
119.4
120.5
121.6
122.8
124.0
125.2
126.4
87.0
87.1
87.4
87.6
87.8
88.8
90.3
92.1
91.6
91.2
91.8
92.2
2.9
3.0
3.2
3.4
3.6
3.8
4 .0
4.3
4.5
4.8
5.1
5.3
3.2
3.2
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.6
3.8
4 .0
4 .0
4 .0
4 .0
34.5
34.4
34.5
34.5
34.4
34.9
36.0
37.3
36.3
35.5
35.9
36.1
46.5
46.5
46.6
46.6
46.6
46.6
46.7
46.8
46.8
46.8
46.8
46.9
1963—Jan..
Feb.
M ar.
Apr.
M ay
June
July.
Aug.
Sept.
O c t..
Nov.
Dec.
448.2
451.0
453.9
457.4
461.2
464.4
467.6
471.6
473.8
476.6
480.4
482.5
355.4
357.8
360.5
363.4
366.0
368.3
370.6
372.8
375.0
377.8
381.1
382.3
30.6
30.8
31.0
31.2
31.3
31.5
31.6
31.8
31.9
32.0
32.3
32.5
107.0
107.1
107.5
108.0
108.5
108.7
109.1
109.0
109.1
109.6
110.3
109.8
90.0
90.7
91.5
92.4
93.1
93.8
94.4
95.3
96.1
97.1
98.3
98.6
127.7
129.2
130.5
131.8
133.1
134.3
135.5
136.7
137.8
139.1
140.3
141.4
92.8
93.2
93.4
94.0
95.2
96.1
97.0
98.8
98.8
98.8
99.3
100.2
5.5
5.7
6 .0
6.3
6 .6
6.9
7.2
7.6
7.9
8.3
8.6
9 .0
3.9
4 .0
4.1
4.3
4.5
4 .7
4.8
4.9
4.8
4.8
4.7
4.8
36.4
36.4
36.1
36.2
36.7
37.0
37.4
38.7
38.3
38.0
38.1
38.5
46.9
47.0
47.1
47.2
47.3
47.4
47.5
47.6
47.7
47.8
47.9
48.0
1964—Jan ..
Feb.
M ar.
Apr.
M ay
June
July.
Aug.
Sept.
O ct..
Nov.
Dcc.
485.7
488.6
491.5
494.0
497.7
500.8
503.6
506.4
510.3
514.3
517.3
518.4
384.8
387.0
388.9
390.9
393.9
396.8
400.0
403.0
406.4
409.3
412.4
415.1
32.5
32.7
32.9
33.0
33.3
33.5
33.6
33.8
33.9
34.0
34.2
34.3
110.3
110.3
110.4
110.4
111.0
111.2
112.1
112.6
113.4
113.9
114.6
114.6
99.3
100.0
100.4
101.1
101.9
103.0
103.7
104.6
105.7
106.6
107.6
108.9
142.7
144.0
145.1
146.4
147.8
149.1
150.6
152.0
153.4
154.8
156.1
157.3
100.9
101.6
102.6
103.1
103.8
104.0
103.6
103.4
103.8
105.0
104.9
103.4
9.8
10.1
10.3
10.4
10.8
11.0
11.0
11.0
11.2
11.6
11.9
11.6
4.8
5.1
5.5
5.7
5.9
6.1
6.3
6 .7
7.0
7.2
7.1
7.1
38.3
38.2
38.6
38.7
38.7
38.5
37.8
37.1
36.9
37.5
37.0
35.7
48.1
48.2
48.2
48.3
48.4
48.5
48.5
48.6
48.7
48.8
48.8
48.9
1965—Jan ..
Feb..
M ar.
Apr.
May
June
July.
Aug.
Sept.
O c t..
Nov.
Dec.
521.4
524.9
528.5
531.5
532.4
539.2
542.3
546.4
551.1
555.3
559.2
563.2
418.1
421.2
423.5
426.0
425.5
431.3
434.3
437.0
440.6
444.6
448.0
451.5
34.4
34.6
34.7
34.8
34.9
35.0
35.2
35.4
35.7
36.0
36.1
36.3
114.8
115.0
115.4
115.7
113.2
116.6
116.9
116.9
117.7
118.6
118.9
119.6
110.4
112.1
113.0
114.0
114.9
116.1
117.5
118.9
120.4
122.0
123.7
125.2
158.4
159.5
160.5
161.5
162.5
163.6
164.7
165.8
166.9
168.1
169.3
170.4
103.3
103.7
105.0
105.5
106.9
108.0
108.0
109.4
110.5
110.6
111.1
111.7
12.7
13.0
13.3
13.5
13.9
14.3
14.4
14.7
15.1
15.6
15.5
15.0
6 .9
6 .8
6 .7
6.7
6.8
7 .0
7.1
7 .2
7.4
7.6
8.0
8.5
34.7
34.9
35.9
36.1
36.9
37.4
37.2
38.2
38.6
38.0
38.1
38.7
49.0
49.1
49.1
49.2
49.2
49.2
49.3
49.4
49.4
49.5
49.5
49.5
For note see end o f table.
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MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.2
LIQUID ASSET HOLDINGS OF PRIVATE DOMESTIC NONFINANCIAL INVESTORS,
MONTHLY, 1948-70 — Continued
[Seasonally adjusted monthly averages, in billions o f dollars]
Other types
Currency and deposits
Deposits
M onth
Total
|
Total
Time
Currency
Demand i Com| mercial
banks
(4)
1
(5)
|
Total
Negoti
able
C D ’s 1
1
l Open
I m arket
j paper
j
(8)
|
(9)
112.9
113.2
113.6
115.2
115.9
116.5
118.1
117.7
117.9
119.2
119.9
119.5
15.3
15.4
15.8
16.3
£6.5
26.6
16.9
16.7
16.5
15.4
14.5
14.5
1
8.6
8 .6
8 .6
8.6
8 .6
8 .6
8.8
9 .0
9.3
9 .8
10.3
10.8
178.5
179.8
181.1
182.8
184.6
186.2
187.9
189.4
190.8
192.0
193.2
194.2
119.9
120.3
120.2
119.1
117.7
117.2
116.6
117.2
118.5
119.3
120.6
122.7
16.1
17.3
17.9
17.9
17.8
18.4
18.4
18.8
19.1
18.8
19.0
19.2
11.2
11.5
11.7
11.7
11.6
11.4
11.2
11.0
11.0
11.4
12.1
12.8
157.4
158.9
160.2
161.1
162.1
163.3
164.4
166.6
168.5
170.4
172.6
174.2
195.1
196.0
197.0
198.0
199.0
200.0
201.0
202.1
203.2
204.4
205.6
206.7
124.1
125.3
126.9
128.2
129.9
132.3
135.1
136.5
136.7
137.5
138.2
140.0
19,3
19.5
19.4
19.0
18.9
18.8
19.8
20.6
21.0
21.6
21.9
22.5
13.2
13.3
13.5
13.9
14.7
15.5
16.4
17.3
18.1
18.6
18.8
18.8
141.3
142.2
142.7
143.5
143.8
144.1
144.4
143.8
144.1
144.3
144.7
144.7
175.4
176.1
176.7
177.4
177.9
178.8
177.7
177.0
177.2
176.9
177.3
177.3
207.8
208.9
210.0
210.8
211.5
212.2
212.6
213.1
213.7
214.1
214.4
215.0
141.2
143.1
144.6
147.0
147.2
146.3
146.5
149.2
152.0
152.9
153.6
154.4
20.8
19.5
18.4
17.8
17.1
15.7
13.8
12.0
10.9
10.0
9.4
9.1
19.3
19.7
20.3
20.9
21.5
22.5
24.0
26.2
28.2
29.2
2 9 .2
;
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28.9
.
146.1
145.1
146.3
147.7
148.3
148.6
149.1
150.7
152.4
152.5
153.0
153.2
176.4
176.5
177.9
179.5
180.8
183.0
186.1
189.0
191.6
194.2
196.3
199.2
215.0
215.0
215.5
216.4
217.6
219.0
220.6
222.8
225.1
227.6
230.2
232.8
156.2
158.7
159.3
160.0
159.5
158.7
159.5
157.1
154.4
154.2
153.6
152.5
8.4
8.0
8.2
9.8
10.3
10.5
13.6
15.9
18.3
20.0
21.4
23.1
29.8
31.3
32.7
33.6
34.0
33.5
31.9
29.0
26.0
24.5
24.3
24.5
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1966—J a n . . .
Feb..
M ar..
A pr..
M ay.
June.
J u ly ..
Aug..
Sept..
O c t..,
N ov..
Dec..
567.7
570.4
572.7
577.6
579.7
581.5
584.2
585.3
588.1
590.1
592.0
593.8
454.8
457.2
459.2
462.4
463.9
465.0
466.1
467.6
470.1
471.0
472.1
474.3
36.6
36.8
36.9
37.1
37.3
37.4
37.6
37.8
37.9
38.0
38.1
38.3
120.6
121.1
121.6
122.8
122.5
122.5
121.8
121.7
122.6
121.9
121.7
121.7
1967- -Jan ...
Feb..
M ar..
A p r..
M ay.
June.
July. .
Aug..
Sept..
O c t...
Nov..
Dec..
597.0
601.9
605.6
607.4
611.4
615.8
619.9
624.8
630.0
634.5
638.8
643.6
477.1
481.6
485.4
488.3
493.7
498.6
503.4
507.6
511.5
515.2
518.2
520.9
38.5
38.7
38.9
39.0
39.1
39.2
39.4
39.5
39.8
39.9
40.0
40.4
121.3
122.8
123.8
122.9
124.3
125.6
126.9
127.8
128.6
129.3
129.7
130.0
138.7
140.2
141.6
143.6
145.7
147.6
149.3
150.9
152.4
154.0
155.3
156.3
1968- "Jan..
Feb..
M ar..
A p r..
M ay.
June.
July.
Aug..
Sept..
O c t..
Nov..
Dec..
647.9
652.6
657.1
661.2
666.5
672.4
678.2
683.6
688.0
693.0
698.7
704.6
523.8
527.3
530.2
533.0
536.6
540.2
543.1
547.2
551.3
555.5
560.4
564.5
40.6
40.7
41.1
41.4
41.5
41.8
42.0
42.3
42.6
42.8
43.2
43.4
130.7
131.6
131.9
132.5
133.9
135.0
135.6
136.2
137.0
137.9
139.1
140.1
1969- -Jan ..
F e b ..
M ar..
A pr..
M ay.
June.
July.
Aug..
Sept..
O ct..
Nov..
Dec..
709.4
714.2
718.2
723.0
724 - 8
726.1
726.1
728.2
732.3
733.8
735.9
737.5
568.2
571.1
573.6
575.9
577.6
579.8
579.7
579.1
580.3
580.9
582.3
583.1
43.6
43.9
44.1
44.2
44.4
44.7
44.9
45.2
45.3
45.6
45.9
46.1
1970- J a n ..
F e b ..
M ar..
A p r..
M ay.
June.
July. ,
Aug..
Sept..
O c t..
N ov..
D ec..
740.0
741.9
745.7
750.5
753.8
757.0
763.2
767.6
771.9
776.9
781.8
786.9
583.8
583.2
586.3
590.5
594.2
598.3
603.7
610.5
617.5
622.7
628.3
634.4
46.3
46.5
46.7
47.0
47.5
47.6
47.9
48.1
48.3
48.5
48.8
49.1
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126.3
127.2
127.8
129.3
130.7
131.2
132.6
133.8
134.6
135.4
136.0
137.0
1 Negotiable time certificates o f deposit.
26
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171.3
172.2
172.9
173.1
173.4
173.9
174.1
174.4
175.0
175.6
176.3
177.3
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bonds
(11)
39.4
39.5
39.5
40.6
41.0
41.5
42.5
42.1
42.2
44.0
45.0
44.1
49.6
49.6
49.6
49.7
49.8
49.8
49.9
49.9
50.0
50.0
50.0
50.1
42.4
41.3
40.3
39.0
37.8
36.9
36.3
36.6
37.6
38.2
38,6
39.7
50.2
50.2
50.3
50.4
50.5
50.6
50.7
50.7
50.8
50.9
50.9
51.0
40.5
41.5
42.8
44.1
45.2
46.7
47.6
47.2
46.3
45.9
46.1
47.2
49.6
52.4
54.5
56.8
57.2
56.8
57.4
59.8
61.8
62.6
63.8
65.3
66.9
68.4
67.5
65.7
64.4
63.9
63.2
61.4
59.2
58.6
56.6
53.6
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51.1
5!.1
51.1
51.1
51.1
51.2
51.3
51.3
51.4
51.4
51.4
51.4
51.5
51.5
51.4
51.4
51.4
51.3
5t .2
51.2
51.2
51.1
5 1 .t
51.1
51.1
51.0
51.0
50.9
50.9
50.8
50.8
50.9
51.0
51.1
51.2
51.3
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.3
PRINCIPAL ASSETS, LIABILITIES, A N D NUM BER OF COMMERCIAL BANKS,
VAR YIN G DATES, 1941-70
[Single-date figures; amounts in millions o f dollars]
Loans and investments
D ate
Total
Loans
U.S.
Govt.
obliga
tions
Other
secu
rities
Cash
assets
T otal
assets—
Total
lia
bilities
and
capital
ac
counts 1
Deposits
Interbank
Total
De
mand
Other
Bor
row
ings
Dennand
Time
Time
U.S.
G ovt.
Total
capital
ac
counts
N um
ber
of
banks
Other
1941—-June 30..
Dec. 31..
47,627
50,746
20,355
21,714
20,114
21,808
7,159
7,225
25,792
26,551
75,295
79,104
67,500
71,283
10,936
10,982
40,565
44,349
15,999
15,952
15
23
7,106
7,173
14,305
14,278
1942—June 30..
D ec. 31..
53,652
67,393
20,265
19,221
26,411
41,379
6,976
6,793
24,822
28,039
80,207
97,091
72,312
89,135
10,273
11,308
46,373
61,431
15,665
16,395
16
13
7,237
7,330
14,228
14,136
1943—June 3 0 ..
Dec. 31..
76,633
85,095
17,665
19,117
52,454
59,842
6,514
6,136
25,943
27,677
104,210 96,080
114,350 105,923
10,383
11,003
67,566
75,569
17,632
19,350
28
49
7,501
7,719
14,073
14,034
1944— June 30..
Dec. 30..
95,731
105,530
21,010
21,644
68,431
77,557
6,290
6,329
27,629
30,206
124,904 116,133
137,237 128,072
11,219
12,235
83,588
91,653
21,326
24,184
86
123
7,982
8,265
14,009
13,992
1945—June 30..
Dec. 31..
114,505
124,019
23,672
26,083
84,069 - 6,764
7,331
90,606
30,127 146,094 136,607
34,806 160,312 150,227
12,605
14,065
96,725
105,921
27,276
30,241
69
219
8,618
8,950
14,000
14,011
1946—June 2 9 ..
Dec. 31..
119,448
113,993
27,130
31,122
84,473
74,780
7,845
8,091
32,378
34,223
12,311
12,656
98,043
92,446
32,536
33,930
87
45
9,352
9,577
14,026
14,044
1947—June 30..
Dec. 31..
112,756
116,284
33,679
38,057
70,539
69,221
8,538
9,006
32,704 146,975
37,502 155,377
89,281
1,343 94,367
34,947
35,360
63
65
9,880
10,059
14,183
14,181
1948—Jan. 28 ..
Feb. 25 ..
Mar. 31..
Apr. 28 ..
May 2 6 ..
June 30..
July 28 ..
Aug. 25 ..
Sept. 29 ..
Oct. 27 ..
Nov. 24 ..
Dec. 31..
116,600
115,540
113,600
114,340
114,570
113,855
114,760
115,100
113,600
114,120
114,220
114,298
38,240
38,660
38,860
38,850
39,520
39,865
40,140
40,630
41,720
41,640
42,320
42,488
69,350
67,930
65,470
66,270
65,870
64,798
65,310
65,100
62,460
63,260
62,780
62,622
9,010
8,950
9,270
9,220
9,180
9,192
9,310
9,370
9,420
9,220
9,120
9,189
33,640 151,910 140,350
33,660 150,910 139,180
32,590 147,870 135,960
32,630 148,700 136,910
32,180 148,580 136,550
34,168 149,799 138,142
33,240 149,840 137,880
33,110 150,090 138,110
36,000 151,360 139,240
36,820 152,710 140,720
36,680 152,710 140,340
38,596 154,702 142,843
11,750
11,220
10,670
10,640
10,380
11,178
11,030
10,960
11,020
11,390
11,280
11,997
250
250
250
260
260
258
260
260
260
260
260
272
1,220
1,660
2,290
2,360
2,250
2,072
2,290
2,280
2,660
2,210
2,130
2,338
91,790
90,460
87,150
88,040
88,080
88,734
88,500
88,840
89,470
91,030
91,050
92,316
35,340
35,590
35,600
35,610
35,580
35,899
35,800
35,770
35,830
35,830
35,620
35,920
280
340
460
240
310
66
290
270
350
190
480
56
10,110
10,150
10,170
10,200
10,290
10,287
10,340
10,390
10,420
10,460
10,480
10,480
14,185
14,193
14,197
14,198
14,194
14,187
14,185
14,187
14,188
14,180
14,177
14,171
1949—Jan. 26..
Feb. 23..
Mar. 30..
Apr. 27..
May 25 ..
June 30..
July 27..
Aug. 31..
Sept.28 ..
Oct. 2 6 ..
Nov. 30..
Dec. 31..
114,470
113,410
112,500
112,510
113,440
113,773
114,770
117,930
118,530
119,480
119,700
120,197
42,450
42,030
42,370
41,320
40,930
41,025
40,510
41,190
41,680
41,780
42,660
42,965
62,970
62,240
60,880
61,950
63,170
63,220
64,440
66,710
66,700
67,560
66,910
67,005
9,050
9,140
9,250
9,240
9,340
9,528
9,820
10,030
10,150
10,140
10,130
10,227
36,130
36,030
34,240
34,030
32,820
34,166
32,600
31,920
31,630
32,450
32,680
35,650
152,360
151,280
148,470
148,300
148,060
149,699
149,120
151,700
151,880
153,680
154,280
157,677
140,040
139,010
136,070
135,910
135,650
137,520
136,480
138,830
139,170
141,150
141,330
145,174
11,400
10,670
10,230
10,040
10,100
10,608
10,610
10,930
10,950
11,400
11,260
12,388
260
260
260
270
330
330
350
330
340
340
340
321
1,910
2,920
3,280
1,990
1,790
2,145
1,330
2,940
3,580
3,450
3,060
3,074
90,570
89,170
86,170
87,410
87,200
87,983
87,870
88,330
88,030
89,710
90,750
93,062
35,900
35,990
36,130
36,200
36,230
36,455
36,320
36,300
36,270
36,250
35,920
36,328
440
340
420
380
340
30
540
670
380
170
450
20
10,550
10,560
10,620
10,650
10,660
10,780
10,760
10,830
10,880
10,930
11,050
10,967
14,168
14,159
14,162
14,162
14,161
14,150
14,154
14,157
14,160
14,159
14,154
14,156
1950—Jan. 25 ..
Feb. 2 1 ..
M ar. 29 ..
Apr. 26 ..
M ay 31..
June 30..
July 26 ..
Aug. 30..
Sept. 27..
Oct. 2 5 ..
Nov. 29..
Dec. 30..
121,230
120,600
120,300
120,330
121,160
121,767
122,320
123,300
123,560
124,450
125,380
126,675
42,940
43,130
43,650
43,800
44,080
44,796
45,980
47,270
48,930
49,850
51,510
52,249
67,980
67,070
65,810
65,540
66,100
65,751
64,950
64,230
62,540
62,520
61,740
62,027
10,310
10,400
10,840
10,990
10,980
11,221
11,390
11,800
12,090
12,080
12,130
12,399
32,750
32,870
31,410
31,880
32,540
33,268
33,460
33,330
34,270
34,700
35,160
40,289
155,780
155,230
153,400
153,900
155,560
156,908
157,690
158,680
159,680
161,060
162,500
168,932
143,080
142,440
140,270
140,820
142,070
143,827
143,940
144,950
145,840
147,280
148,190
155,265
11,730
11,370
10,930
10,930
10,780
11,039
10,900
10,940
11,110
11,910
11,850
13,577
320
320
300
310
350
396
410
430
430
430
460
462
3,160 91,580
4,010 90,290
4,140 88,260
3,050 89,760
3,010 91,140
3,622 91,863
3,410 92,630
3,650 93,530
3,440 94,500
2,920 95,670
2,800 97,010
2,806 101,917
36,290
36,450
36,640
36,770
36,790
36,907
36,590
36,400
36,360
36,350
36,070
36,503
310
280
510
410
530
46
610
390
420
260
660
90
10,980
11,020
11,080
11,090
11,250
11,387
11,420
11,470
11,500
11,580
11,620
11,590
14,158
14,152
14,151
14,153
14,143
14,144
14,135
14,127
14,129
14,129
14,130
14,121
1951—Jan. 31..
Feb. 2 8 ..
M ar. 2 8 ..
Apr. 25..
M ay 30..
June 30..
July 2 5 ..
Aug. 2 9 ..
Sept.2 6 ..
Oct. 31 ..
Nov. 2 8 ..
Dec. 31..
125,050
125,010
125,740
125,390
125,060
126,045
126,070
127,030
128,550
130,480
131,860
132,610
52,710
53,540
54,420
54,350
54,460
54,821
54,590
55,160
55,960
56,750
57,270
57,746
59,980
59,060
58,770
58,470
58,110
58,521
58,720
59,140
59,690
60,850
61,630
61,524
12,360
12,410
12,550
12,570
12,490
12,703
12,760
12,730
12,900
12,880
12,960
13,339
36,950
37,870
36,560
36,660
36,220
37,384
36,920
36,300
38,170
39,650
39,160
44,645
163,990
164,960
164,210
164,050
163,400
165,501
165,040
165,520
168,700
172,270
173,180
179,465
149,230
150,440
149,650
149,600
148,570
151,457
150,560
150,570
153,870
157,060
157,540
164,840
11,640
11,580
11,100
11,250
10,870
11,421
11,830
11,630
12,220
12,880
12,710
14,536
580
580
530
490
480
525
560
570
590
610
620
550
2,610 98,170
4,060 97,970
6,170 95,470
5,620 95,800
4,620 96,100
6,126 96,381
4,350 96,780
3,860 97,230
4,880 98,770
3,490 102,310
3,580 103,090
3,359 108,259
36,230
36,250
36,380
36,440
36,500
37,004
37,040
37,280
37,410
37,770
37,540
38,137
1,150
870
910
640
940
75
450
720
590
730
1,010
34
11,610
11,630
11,660
11,130
11,770
11,951
11,980
12,060
12,090
12,200
12,200
12,216
14,116
14,110
14,120
14,117
14,114
14,107
14,108
14,105
14,105
14,102
14,096
14,089
153,321 142,890
149,718 139,033
135,907
144,103
F o r notes see end o f table.
27
11,679
240
12,792
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.3
PRINCIPAL ASSETS, LIABILITIES, A N D NUM BER OF COMMERCIAL BANKS,
V ARYING DATES, 1941-70— Continued
[Single-date figures; amounts in millions o f dollars]
D eposits
Loans and investments
D ate
Total
Loans
U.S.
Govt.
obliga
tions
Other
secu
rities
Cash
assets
Total
assets—
Total
lia
bilities
and
Total
capital
ac
counts1
Interbank
D e
mand
Time
930
1,080,
470
6,700,
5,900
6,180,
5,000
6,720:
4,9411
12,240
12,280
12,340’
1,050 12,460
1,220 | 12,500!
94 12,601
1,770, 12.580
1,400 12.630
920' 12,720
1,720 12,800
1,960 12,820
188' 12,888
14.086
14.086
14,077
14.073
14,079
14.070
14,076
14.074
14.070
14,062
14,057
14,046
3,920
5,100
5,530.
2,560l
2,600,
3,634|
7,170^
6,6801
5,870
3,440
5,410
4,146
107,260
106.150
104,550
105.150
104,330'
105,718!
104.120
104,130i
106.190
107.780
108,030*
112,604!
41,080
41.320
41,550
41.780
42,050
42,5811
42,630
42,790
43,130!
43,530
43,250!
43,997,
1,7 loj
1,480
1,520
1,4801
1,420;
1131
1,160
12,8901
12,950'
0,980;
13,070
13,180!
13,275'
13,290
l,2 0 0 i 13,3501
640 13.520
1,030] 13,570
1,290' 13.630
62j 13,559
14,042
14,035
14,028
14.018
14.018
14,009
14,006
14,004
13,997
13,990
13,982
13.981
230
300
420
510
590
699
760
790
790|
7001
7001
759
3.110
4.220
5,060
4,190
4,810
5,591
3,580
5,140
4,120
5,730
6,620
4,172
109,470;
107,500
204.860
*05,950i
105.780
106,996
106,960|
106,240!
108,970)
110,870
112,490
116,567|
44.070
44,340
44,810
45,000
45,380
45,983
46,290
46,540;
46,740
47.0301
46,600'
47,209j
5201 13,600
13,700*
13.750
13,870i
13,930
14,038
14,060'
14,120,
14,200
14.420
14,640
31 14,576
13.982
13,960
13,954
13,944
13,940
13,937
13,929
13,919
13,909
13,895
13,879
13,840
800|
3,470
4,260
4,0701
4,610
5,1301
5,078]
5,7401
4,860l
4.220
4,530i
4,210
3,709
115,710!
113.120
110,150i
112,710]
111,060
112,983
112.190
112.440
113,640
114,860j
116,930
123,187
47,180'
47,310
47,570
47,610
47.780
48,214
48,050]
48,330[
48,430
48,540:
48,100,!
48,715
970]
,090
.490
,290'
,390j
13,833
13,824
13,803
13,786
13,784
13,781
13,776
13,763
13,759
13,742
13,737
13,716
510
420
430
470
510'
613,
540
560
590
610
590
460.
2,010
117,550,
115,090]
112,870;
114.860
113,520
115,824i
114,110'
113,020
115,110
117,560
118,110)
125,282
48,610;
48,880!
49,190
49,140
49.320
50,030
50,020
50,210
50,400
50,570!
49,970)
50,908;
,590
,630
,810
,870
15,34oj 13,723
460
460
470|
l,62o| 118,57o! 51,56oj
,490'
,670,
,830
.550
,9101
,690
740
730
760
790
810
846
860
900
900
1,050
1,130
1,167
13,270
13,390
13,570
13,670
13,840
14,026
14,140
14,380
14,280
14,170
14,170
14,143
39,070
38,970
39,380
39,220
38,530
40,702
39,260
38,380
40,130
40,400
41,820
44,666
174.010
173.520
174,020
173,800
173,890
177,415
178.250
177.210
179,400
182,080
185.790
188,603
158,410
157,620
158,810
157,910
157.720
162,348
161,560
160.770
163,260
164.990
168,340
172,931
12.780
12,360
12,650
11,790
11,630
12,897i
1953--=Jan. 28 ..
Feb. 25..
M a r.2 5 ..
Apr. 29 ..
May 27..
June 30..
July 29..
A u g .26..
Sept. 30.,
Oct. 28 ..
N o v .25..
Dec. 31..
140,780
140,100
140,000
138,520
138,100
137,957
143,190
143,130
142,990
143,970
145,530
145,687
63,860
64,070
65,170
65,280
65,440
65,025
65,630
66,040
66,260
67,120
67,250
67,593
62,760
61,900
60,520
58,890
58,310
58,644
63,220
62,590
62,200
62,340
63,720
63,426
14,160
14,130
14,310
14,350
14,350
14,287
14,340
14,500
14,530
14,510
14,560
14,668
39,920
40,500
39,420
38,560
38,450
41,156
38,420
38,260
40,640
40,100
40,710
44,828
182,960
182.870
181,570
179,320
178.870
181,425
183,940
183.790
186,080
186.480
188.720
193.010
165,780
165,830
164.530
162,180
161,630
165.531
166,880
166,520
169,090
169.050
170,920
176,702
12.780
12,530
12,140!
11,900
11,840
12.752
1954-—Jan. 27..
Feb. 24 ..
Mar. 31..
Apr. 28 ..
May 26 .,
June 30..
July 28 ..
A ug.25..
Sept.29 ..
Oct. 27..
Nov. 24..
Dec. 31..
145,330
144,900
142,790
144,110
145,690
146,383
147,280
149,490
150,580
154,010
155,710
155,916
66,460
66,870
67,050
66.750
67,120
67,337
67,290
66,450
67,250
67,740
69,450
70,619
64,160
63,030
60,650
62,130
63,280
63,508
64,340
67,300
67,330
70,160
70,110
68,981
14,710
15,000
15,090
15,230
15,290
15,538
15,650
15,740
16,000
16,110
16,150
16,316
40,330
40,290
40,490
39,830
39,330
41,569
39,260
38,540
39,670
40,720
41,260
43,559
188,150
187.670
185,740
186.520
187.670
190,585
189,190
190.670
192,900
197.480
199.720
202,378
171,360
170,270
169,220
169,400
170,080
174,068
171.770
173,130
175.300
179.300
181,280
184,757
13.480
12.9 lOj
13,070l
12,750,
12,520
13,798
13,180
13,420
13,680
13.970
13.870
15,050
1955=—Jan. 26 ..
Feb. 23..
M ar.30..
Apr. 27..
May 25..
June 30..
July 27 ..
Aug. 31..
Sept. 28..
Oct. 26..
Nov. 30..
Dec. 31 ..
156,250
154,820
153,490
155,540
155,570
155,264
156,990
156,680
157,260
158,860
159,390
160,881
70,550
71,180
72,310
72,920
73,850
75,183
76,570
77,340
78,390
79,210
81,390
82,601
69,000
66,800
64,180
65,630
65,000
63,271
63,700
62,490
62,020
62,860
61,370
61,592
16,700
16,840
17,000
16,990
16,720
16,809
16,720
16,850
16,850
16,790
16,630
16,688
41,080
40,470
39,250
39,920
38,700
41,025
39,790
39,680
40,190
40,590
41,580
46,838
200,270
198.250
195,700
198,540
197.210
199.249
199.710
199,340
200,350
202,410
204,100
210,734
181,590
179,240
176.460
179,500
177.990
181,516
180,470
180,200
180.990
182,640
184,020
192,254
13,430
12,790
12,920
12.870
12,330
13,483!
12,7301
12,840
12,940
12,960
13.010
15,058
760
750
700'
690i
759
760
730
760
750
770
585
1956-=»Jan. 25..
Feb. 29..
M ar.28..
Apr. 25..
May 30..
June 30..
July 25..
Aug. 29..
Sept.26..
Oct. 31..
Nov. 28 ..
Dec. 31..
159,410
158,350
159,930
160,080
159,690
160,008
159,580
161,030
162,030
162,540
163,970
165,123
81,980
82,540
84,690
85,290
85,960
86,887
87,140
87,470
88,480
88,780
89,510
90,302
60,900
59,170
58,600
58,150
57,310
56,620
56,190
57,170
56,950
57,450
58,200
58,552
16,530
16,640
16,640
16,640
16,420
16,502
16,250
16,390
16,600
16,310
16,260
16,269
40,260
40,530
39,940
39,880
39,970
42,444
39,920
39,730
41,700
42,360
42,390
48,720
202,730
202,040
202,980
203,070
202,780
205,712
202,690
204,090
207.160
208,430
209,930
217,460
182.720
181,670
182.440
182,330
181.980
186.326
181.980
183,150
185,690
186.990
188.370
197,515
13,040
12,640
12,780
12,750
12,180!
13,626
13,020
12,900
13.480
13,770,
13,770
16,133
1957=—Jan. 30..
Feb. 27..
M a r.2 7 ..
Apr. 24 ..
May 29..
June 26..
July 31..
Aug. 28..
Sept. 25..
Oct. 30..
N o v .2 7 ..
Dec. 31..
162,810
162,490
162,860
165,120
165,070
165,600
165,380
165,900
166,320
167,900
167,270
170,068
88,930
89,340
90,630
90,990
91,180
93,280
92,340
92,840
93,400
92,970
92,940
93,899
57,710
56,830
55,740
57,460
57,070
55,500
56,280
56,170
55,870
57,310
56,910
58,239
16,170
16,320
16,490
16,670
16,820
16.820
16,760
16,890
17,050
17,620
17,420
17,930
40,800
41,510
40,700
41,260
40,770
41,380
42,040
41,320
41,260
41,790
42,800
48,428
207,290
207,680
207,230
210.160
209,600
210.710
211,310
211.250
211,590
213,840
214,220,
222,696
185.930
185,940
185.440
188.460
187.370
188,880
189,710
188,680
188.930
190,740
191.050
201.326
12,720
12,820
13,01Oj
13,040*
12,100
12,020
13,000
13,250
13,100
14,788!
12 , 2 0 0 )
12,900'
13,510
12.970
13,350
13,240,
13,090
15,636
Time
N um
ber
of
bunks
38,260
38,510;
38,750!
38,930'
39,150!
39,615
39,6801
39,890
40.070
40,4101
40.300
41,012
61,990
61,260
61,120
60,450
60,700
61,178
62,900
61,960
61,610
62,860
64,090
63,318
12,260
13,220
13,120
13,140
14,575
Total
capital
104,3Go'
102,580
101,300]
102,410
102,2801
103,385
102,440,
102,090
103,140]
105,770!
107.440
111,6591
2,530
3,630
5,560'
4,230
4,090;
57,510
57,590
57,840
58,220
58,520
59,233
59,720
60,210
61,200
62,410
63,400
64,163
12,110
Other
540
540,
550!
550,
570
614
630|
630
650
690
740
744
132,770
132,240
132,530
132,340
133,060
134,437
136,760
136,550
137,090
139,440
141,660
141,624
28
Bor
row
ings
Demand
1952=—Jan. 30..
Feb. 27..
Mar. 26,,
Apr. 30..
May 28 ..
June 30..
July 30..
Aug. 27..
Sept.24..
Oct. 29..
N o v .2 6 ..
Dec. 31..
F or notes sec end o f table.
Other
j
5*837'
3,6401
6,170
4.110
5,450
5,232
3,290
5,460
5,110^
3,480]
4,930
3,733'
2,510,
3,510
4101 4,050
500, 5,040i
4,490'
480
3,390j
440
400; 4,130|
450
3,580,
470, 3,180)
3,040
460
385i 3,898;
117,040
114,520'
116,690
114,740,
115,660
116,660!
115,1201
115,130
117,070;
118,160!
123,967,
52,110'!
52,930!
53,270
53,890,
54,350
54,710!
55,060^
55,420
55,780;
55,300
56,440J
1,010
230
630
960
55
750
760
610
760;
790,
14.650
14,730
14,680
14,770
14,890
150 14,906
,5001 14,980
. 2 0 0 ! 15,100
.280! 15,110
,460 15,300
,480 15,390
159 15,300!
,7401
354
,580!
,480
,620'
,450|
,390
75
,220
,750
,690
,790
,710
77(
15,510! 13,703
15,550, 13,702
15,7101 13,697
15,820! 13,691
15,927 13.679
15,940[ 13,677
16,040, 13.680
16,280! 13,679
16,330 13,667
16,4001 13,659
16,302 13,640
16,380^
16,500,
16.520
16.580
16,680,
16.750
16,970,
17,090
17,140|
17,380'
17,440
17,3681
13,636
13,631
13,633
13,628
13,619
13,613
13,610
13,608
13,603
13,588
13,578
13,568
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.3
PRINCIPAL ASSETS, LIABILITIES, AND NUMBER OF COMMERCIAL BANKS,
VARYING DATES, 1941-70—Continued
[Single-date figures; am ounts in millions of dollars]
Loans and investments
D ate
Total
Loans
U.S.
Govt.
obliga
tions
O ther
secu
rities
Cash
assets
Total
assetsTotal
lia
bilities
and
capital Total
ac
counts1
Deposits
Interbank
D e
mand
Other
Bor
row
ings
Dem and
Time
U.S.
G ovt.
Time
T otal
capital
ac
counts
N um
ber
of
banks
O ther
1958—Jan.
Feb.
M ar.
A pr.
M ay
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
29
26........
26
30........
28........
23........
30
27 ........
24 ........
29
26
31........
167,650
168,580
171,410
175,560
175,440
179,905
177,600
179,990
179,510
181,670
184,050
185,165
92,020
92,090
92,980
93,450
92,900
95,571
93,610
93,760
94,230
94,970
96,060
98,214
57,700
58,260
59,550
62,830
63,140
64,194
64,130
66,060
64,720
66,170
67,660
66,376
17,930
18,230
18,880
19,280
19,400
20,140
19,860
20,170
20,560
20,530
20,330
20,575
41,070
41,340
41,290
42,850
41,120
43,507
41,880
41,270
41,330
42,160
44,310
48,990
213,050
214,320
217,090
222,870
220,840
227,847
223,970
225,620
225,260
228,130
232,700
238,651
190,470
191,480
194,400
199,850
197,590
204,335
200,920
201,840
201,050
203,990
207,570
216,017
13,130
13,000
13,260
13,930
13,530
13,789
14,290
14,150
14,010
14,000
13,590
15,799
1,700
2,130
2,300
2,390
2,450
2,495
2,390
2,380
2,400
2,340
2,360
2,372
2
3
5
5
5
9
4
5
4
3
5
4
150
500
560
180
420
205
000
490
220
440
600
250
116
115
114
118
115
117
117
116
117
121
123
130
650
010
180
160
230
086
590
800
430
030
580
104
56,840
57,840
59,100
60,190
60,960
61,759
62,650
63,020
62,990
63,180
62,440
63,493
1,150
1,070
900
1,000
1,110
1,136
810
1,300
1,560
1,400
2,150
73
17,470
17,580
17,710
17,810
17,920
18,178
18,190
18,310
18,410
18,470
18,550
18.486
13,561
13,556
13,558
13,551
13,545
13,535
13,521
13,517
13,515
13,509
13,514
13,501
1959--J a n .
Feb.
M ar.
A pr.
M ay
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
28
25 ........
25
29........
2 7 ........
24........
29
26 ........
30........
28
.
25
,
31
..
185,620
183,840
182,940
185,740
185,810
185,920
187,660
188,190
187,790
188,380
188,280
190,270
97,710
97,890
99,190
101,210
102,440
104,450
105,940
107,370
107,830
108,160
109,470
110,832
67,530
65,520
63,160
63,630
62,620
60,860
61,110
60,290
59,230
59,620
58,480
58,937
20,380
20,430
20,590
20,900
20,750
20,610
20,610
20,530
20,730
20,600
20,330
20,501
42,400
42,740
41,380
42,550
41,760
41,930
41,570
41,430
43,910
43,330
44,150
49,467
232,470
230,900
228,710
232,830
232,100
232,380
233,870
234,170
236,500
236,440
237,210
244,686
207,960
205,760
203,850
207,800
206,670
206,630
208,130
207,910
211,480
210,200
210,210
219,903
13,110
12,850
13,030
12,850
12,750
12,870
12,630
12,900
13,700
13,150
13,200
15,649
2,410
2,290
2,340
2,360
2,230
2,030
1,990
1,910
1,780
1,710
1,610
1,441
4
4
3
4
4
4
4
5
6
5
4
5
490
150
590
280
890
420
680
720
140
190
400
050
124
122
120
123
121
121
123
12!
123
124
125
131
210
490
450
440
510
570
220
460
830
320
930
593
63,740
63,980
64,440
64,870
65,290
65,740
65,610
65,920
66,030
65,830
65,070
66,169
1,770
2,210
2,050
2,090
2,240
2,710
2,580
2,770
1,410
2,480
2,860
615
18,570
18,620
18,730
18,890
18,990
19,030
19,170
19,340
19,440
19,500
19,590
19,556
13,512
13,504
13,494
13,491
13,482
13,479
13,476
13,486
13,478
13,478
13,476
13,474
1960—Jan.
Feb.
M ar.
Apr.
May
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
27
.
24
,
30
27
.
25
.
29 ........
27
31........
28 ........
26
..
30
31
.
187,780
186,540
185,680
188,810
188,580
188,900
190,890
191,240
193,270
195,580
195,490
199,509
109,550
110,250
111,390
112,950
113,630
114,840
114,170
114,660
115,430
114,790
115,010
117,642
57,980
56,170
54,160
55,830
55,140
54,210
56,700
56,580
57,690
60,390
60,180
61,003
20,250
20,120
20,130
20,030
19,810
19,850
20,020
20,000
20,150
20,400
20,300
20,864
42,470
42,780
41,780
42,610
41,360
42,880
43,010
43,080
43,710
45,100
46,110
52,150
235,280
234,300
232,590
236,480
234,980
237,040
239,270
240,000
242,530
246,290
247,290
257,552
208,650 12,920
206,810 12,710
204,350 12,680
208,080 12,520
206,090 12,210
209,010 13,300
210,420 13,070
210,240 13,500
213,520 13,670
216,580 14,180
218,230 15,600
229,843 17,079
1,390
1 ,290
1,270
1,470
1,490
1,440
1,480
1,610
1,670
1,690
1,740
1,799
3
4
4
4
6
7
6
5
7
5
5
5
540
480
410
480
880
060
230
440
390
970
360
945
125
122
119
123
118
119
121
120
121
124
125
133
290
690
690
090
690
540
430
570
100
420
260
379
65,510
65,640
66,300
66,520
66,820
67,670
68,210
69,120
69,690
70,320
70,270
71,641
2,340
2,820
3,290
3,000
3,180
2,170
2,590
2,920
2,050
2,480
1,330
163
19,650
19,730
19,860
19,960
20,110
20,280
20,380
20,580
20,660
20,810
21,000
20,986
13,480
13,482
13,482
13,480
13,486
13,485
13,484
13,483
13,485
13,474
13,470
13,472
1961--J a n .
M ar.
M ar.
Apr.
May
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
25
.
1
,
29
,
26
,
31
,
30........
26
30, ..
27
25
,
29
30........
197,020
199,300
197,990
199,720
201,160
201,848
205,070
205,120
209,910
210,290
211,250
215,441
114,210
116,720
116,640
117,180
117,850
117,953
118,070
118,450
120,520
120,470
121,670
124,925
61,880
61,310
59,670
60,740
61,450
61,824
64,740
64,160
66,130
66,630
66,210
66,578
20,930
21,270
21,680
21,800
21,860
22,071
22,260
22,510
23,260
23,190
23,370
23,937
43,810
45,430
42,040
43,400
44,090
45,595
43,320
42,370
44,130
45,320
46,130
56,432
246,590
250,430
246,020
249,040
251,240
253,749
254,480
253,580
260,560
261,910
263,510
278,561
218,530
220,760
216,330
219,390
221,180
224,997
224,790
222,870
229,080
231,050
232,070
248,689
15,020
14,420
13,660
13,500
13,500
13,633
13,620
13,340
13,930
14,530
14,920
17,914
1,800
1,800
1,820
1 ,900
430
461
460
460
470
480
470
481
3
5
4
2
4
6
5
5
8
5
5
5
320
830
160
010
790
362
550
340
160
680
460
946
126
125
122
126
124
125
125
123
125
128
129
141
350
090
170
660
230
161
350
190
420
640
730
920
72,040
73,620
74,520
75,320
78,230
79,380
79,810
80,540
81,100
81,720
81,490
82,429
600
1,860
1,880
1,750
1,740
443
1,230
1,880
2,230
1,830
1,830
471
21,100
21,170
21,170
21,200
21,490
21,745
21,680
21,870
22,250
22,060
22,290
22,459
13,472
13,464
13,463
13,460
13,461
13,463
13,459
13,454
13,451
13,437
13,433
13,432
1962--J a n .
Feb.
M ar.
Apr.
May
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
31
,
27
.
28
.
25 ........
30........
30........
25
29 ........
26 ........
31 ........
28
28 ........
213,730
214,260
215,180
217,390
217,960
220,670
220,410
222,140
225,270
228,560
229,260
235,839
122,420
123,780
125,380
126,610
127,480
129,193
128,730
130,430
132,840
134,400
134,840
140,106
67,240
66,030
64,440
64,650
64,400
64,443
64,180
63,850
64,250
65,550
65,600
66,434
24,070
24,450
25,360
26,130
26,080
27,034
27,500
27,860
28,180
28,610
28,820
29,298
46,910
47,670
44,680
45,390
45,390
48,728
44,600
44,670
46,630
49,690
47,450
54,049
267,400 235,560
268 540 236,350
266,340 234,430
269,180 237,200
269,690 237,580
276,220 245,298
271,520 239,640
273,230 240,050
278,400 245,480
284,890 251,470
283,310 249,680
297,116 262,122
14,190
14,110
13,750
13,730
13,200
14,400
13,830
13,840
14,530
15,260
15,190
16,008
480
510
510
520
520
525
520
510
510
520
520
535
4
5
6
3
7
9
5
7
8
6
6
6
910
090
260
920
170
080
530
450
090
380
090
829
131
130
125
130
126
128
127
124
128
133
132
141
500
510
920
120
310
785
450
900
100
970
280
041
84,480
86,130
87,990
88,910
90,380
92,507
92,310
93,350
94,250
95,340
95,600
97,709
2,200
2,310
2,420
2,360
2,070
786
1,930
2,750
2,610
2,780
2,500
3,627
22,500
22,570
22,630
22,750
22,930
23,183
23,020
23,200
23,330
23,560
23,680
24,094
13,943
13,428
13,417
13,407
13,414
13,422
13,419
13,421
13,417
13,414
13,427
13,432
1963-—Jan.
Feb.
M ar.
Apr.
M ay
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
30........
27
27
24 ........
29
2 9 ........
31........
28........
2 5 ........
30........
2 7 ........
20........
232,040
233,620
234,860
234,920
236,490
241,014
240,980
240,380
244,840
246,080
249,070
254,162
136,340
138,410
139,360
139,540
141,750
145,049
145,560
145,800
148,870
149,670
152,650
156,006
66,200
65,270
64,840
64,010
63,010
63,542
62,480
60,870
61,810
61,960
62,300
63,196
29,500
29,940
30,660
31,370
31,730
32,423
32,940
33,710
34,160
34,450
34,120
34,959
45,970
47,540
45,640
46,460
46,880
51,156
48,340
45,390
48,080
47,950
50,470
50,711
285,050
288,210
287,590
288,580
290,510
299,875
296,710
293,000
300,250
301,460
307,060
312,773
14,100
14,140
13,800
13,910
13,730
15,042
14,000
13,800
14,510
14,790
14,880
15,267
520 4 320 133 050 99,280
520 6 440 131 610 100,760
520 7 330 128 890 102,420
560 3 760 132 000 103,260
540 6 820 129 480 104,710
550 11 060 133 624 105,902
530 7 130 133 190 106,800
530 5 870 129 270 107,870
550 8 850 132 320 108,330
550 3 610 135 780 110,180
550 4 390 139 040 110,420
526 6 729 141 534 111,064
2,670
3,070
3,100
3,270
3,060
1,545
2,960
3,240
2,930
3,690
4,430
3,664
23,840
24,010
24,070
24,180
24,360
24,582
24,520
24,600
24,720
24,920
25,000
25,677
13,440
13,443
13,451
13,456
13,472
13,482
13,503
13,515
13,524
13,540
13,558
13,570
251,270
253,470
252,960
253,490
255,280
266,179
261,650
257,340
264,560
264,910
269,280
275,120
For notes see end o f table.
29
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.3
PRINCIPAL ASSETS, LIABILITIES, AND NUMBER OF COMMERCIAL BANKS,
VARYING DATES, 1941-70—Continued
[Single-date figures; am ounts in millions of dollars]
Deposits
Loans and investments
Date
Loans
U.S.
Govt.
obliga
tions
O ther
secu
rities
Cash
assets
Total
assetsTotal
lia
bilities
and
capital
ac
counts1
Other
Interbank
Demand
D e
mand
Time
Bor
row
ings
Total
capital
ac
counts
Time
N um
ber
of
banks
U.S. | Other
Govt, i
1964—Jan. 29..
Feb. 26..
M ar. 25.,
Apr. 29.,
M ay 27.,
June 30.
July 29.
Aug. 26.
Sept. 30.
Oct. 28.
Nov. 25.
Dec. 31.
249,790
250.590
253,880
254.590
255,720
260.179
258,640
260.330
266.180
266,600
271.120
277,376
153.050
154,000
156,810
158,660
160,860
164,463
163,840
164,400
167,670
167,220
170,330
175,589
62.140
61.540
61,500
60,120
59.110
59,322
58,280
58,800
60,710
61,360
62,670
62,991
34,600
35,050
35,570
35.810
35.750
36,394
36,520
37,130
37,800
38.020
38,120
38,796
47,670
47,930
47,390
47.890
48,000
53,168
47,720
47.910
52.870
51.100
52.200
60,489
305 ,330
306 ,340
309, 270
310, 580
311, 810
321, 909
314 530
316 090
327! 890
326 230
331 ,980
346 ,921
268,800
269.090
272,110
272.400
273.170
284,903
275,710
277,230
289,190
286,080
290.580
307.170
14,090
13,960
14,070
13,700
13,680
15,272
13.770
14,390
15,820
15,360
15.460
17,938
570
590
630
640
630
677
690
680
700
710
710
819
820 137,4201113,900,
790 115,020
,450 116,090
,570 117,310
,030 118,630
257 139 ,110 119,587
110 135 ,640 120,500
,710 121,410
,090 122,380
,390 123,850
130 124,190
510 155 184 126,719
3.230
3,320
3.270
3.560
3.560
2,099
3.950
3,540
2,760
3.940
4,500
2,679
25.380
25.670
25.750
26,080
26.380
26,768
26,590
26,760
27.110
27.240
27.380
27,795
3,586
3,604
3,614
3,633
3,647
3.669
3,689
3,697
3,724
3,736
3.746
3.761
1965--Jan. 27..
Feb. 24..
M ar. 31..
Apr. 28..
M ay 26..
June 30..
July 28..
Aug. 25..
Sept. 29..
Oct. 27..
Nov. 24..
Dec. 31..
274,000
275,730
278.350
281,240
282.230
287,723
285,940
287,840
291.470
295.330
2.97,140
306,060
173.420
175.530
179,040
181.530
183,930
188,641
187,060
188,900
191,690
192,800
194,560
201,658
61.520
60.520
59,040
58.320
57,190
56,853
56.320
55.510
55,930
58.450
58.820
59,547
39,060
39.680
40,270
41,390
41 ,110
42,229
42,560
43.430
43,850
44,080
43,760
44,855
51,010
51,580
54.510
51.640
51.180
57,063
51.090
50.510
52.830
52.890
55,040
60,899
333 ,810
336 ,010
342 110
342 060
342 ,700
354 ,553
346 ,440
347 ,720
354 ,060
357 ,920
361 ,840
377 ,264
292.770
294,130
300.770
299.140
299,180
311,632
302,650
303,030
309,640
311,860
314,690
332,436
14,800
14,890
16,300
14,450
14.240
16,171
14.460
14,900
15,850
15.710
15.770
18,426
129,440
890 4.060 143
940 6,710 140
131,220
950 8,350 142
133,070
134,370
920 6,850 142
970 9.890 138
135,650
032 11,796 145
137,366
980 6.890 141 350 138,970i
010 7,230 139 ,2801140,610
040 7,370 143 ,380 142,000
030 4.120 147 ,000,144,000
030 5.440 147 ,970 144,480
008 5,525 160 ,780 146,696!
4.400
4,330
3.670
5.020
4.970
3,682
4,730
5,060
4.400
5.780
5.970
4,472
27,640
27.750
28,100
28,210
28,490
29,479
29,280
29,410
29.630
29.890
30,060
30,272
3.785
3.786
3.789
3.793
3,796
3,791
3.787
3.789
3.793
3,799
3,805
3,804
1966—Jan.
Feb.
M ar.
Apr.
M ay
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
26..
23..
30..
27..
25..
30..
27..
31..
28..
26..
30..
31.,
302,190
302,030
304.350
307.110
308.120
314,238
312,380
313,980
314.920
314,220
315,770
322,661
198,130
199,610
203,490
205,180
207.430
211.980
211.050
211,820
212,500
211.980
213.460
217,726
59,630
57,310
55,430
55.450
53,550
53,503
52,720
53,730
53,610
53,590
54,390
56,163
44.430
45,110
45.430
46,480
47.140
48,755
48,610
48.430
48.810
48,650
47,920
48,772
54,500
55.640
54,130
56,430
54.180
60,013
56,420
55,530
55,260
56,980
60.890
69,119
366 930
367 J 9 0
368 840
373 ,780
372 ,710
385 393
379 790
380 630
381 ,160
381 940
387 650
403 368
319,970
319.670
321.090
327,120
324,360
338.004
328,840
329,010
328,940
329,800
333.460
352,287
15.410
15,830
15.240
15.560
14.920
17,034
15,480
15,930
16,310
16,020
17,110
19.770
050 3,930 151 ,730 147,850
060 5.440 148 ,680 148,660
070 5.120 148 ,420 151,240
090 5,030 152 650 152,790
080 7,780 146 ,130 154,450
098 10,998 153 ,846 155,029
090 6,180 149 ,320 156,770
130 4.720 149 ,780 157,450
060 6,000 148 440 157,130
010 4.720 151 510 156.540
900 3,810 155 ,630 156,010
967 4,992 167 ,751 158,806
6.170
6,750
6,160
4.940
5,610
4,353
7.230
7.170
7,050
6.970
7.950
4,859
30.240
30,310
30,440
30.670
30,790
31,309
31.090
31.360
31.510
31.630
31,930!
32,054|
3.794
3.794
3.801
3.802
3.802
3.802
3.801
3.801
3.790
3,789
3,784
3,767
1967—Jan.
Feb.
M ar.
Apr.
M ay
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
2 5 ....
2 2 ....
2 9 ....
2 .6 ....
3 1 ...,
3 0 ...,
2 6 ...,
3 0 ....
25 , . . .
2 9 ...,
3 0 ....
320,320
320,890
326.570
328,830
330,400
334,857
338.570
341.230
345,780
348,810
351,100
359,903
214,970
213,600
216,750
218,730
219,880
223,952
224,780
224,340
227.430
227.420
228.460
235,954
56,000
56,600
57.830
56.150
55.830
54,233
57.110
59.140
60,090
62,370
62,850
62,473
49,350
50.690
51,990
53,950
54.690
56,671
56.680
57.750
58,260
59.020
59,790
61,477
58,600
60,220
57,360
60,380
63,710
65,059
62,070
58,810
61.300
61.300
61,730
77,928
389 820
392 220
395 100
400 610
405 880
412 118
412 380
411 ,730
418 910
421 870
424 650
451 ,012
337,320
338,870
342.400
347,590
352.140
359,531
357,750
356.250
363,390
366.250
368,100
395,008
16,050
16,640
16.350
16.560
17,520
18,029
17.020
16,750
17,040
17.170
16,970
21,883
1,180
1.350
1.350
1.370
1,468
1,480
1,550
1,530
1,430
1,340
1,314
162,070
164,420
167.730
168,870
171,710
173,833
175,600
178.160
178.570
180,030
181,170
182,511
7.010
6,740
6.270
6,640
7,080
5,166
6,910
6,520
6,470
6,140
6,920
5,777
32,0501
32.240
32,470
32,580
32,880
33,285
33,030
33.360
33,190
33,680
33.890
34,384
3.762
3,756
3,760
3,758
3.743
3.744
3.746
3.744
3,743
3,735
3,739
3.722
1968—Jan.
Feb.
M ar.
Apr.
M ay
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
31.
28.
27.
24.
29.
29.
31.
28.
25.
30.
27.
31.
356,970
357.750
357,910
361,660
363.110
367,560
373,480
375,550
382,080
387,450
390,010
401,262
,010
,420
570
,990
,300
,580
,370
,050
,920
,860
,730
259
62,230
63.150
61,200
59,840
60.320
58,604
60,530
61,480
62.540
64,760
62.820
64,466
61,730
62,180
63.140
63.830
63,490
64,376
64,580
66.020
67,620
68.830
69,460
71,537
66.830
64,760
63,950
63.870
65.100
75,334
69,610
67,020
69.850
71,780
76,690
83,752
436, 580
434, 980
434, 870
438, 550
441, 150
456 827
456, 670
455, 820
465, 490
473, 100
480, 640
500, 657
378,960
376.490
374.490
377,080
377.460
394.004
391,330
388,280
396,410
403.580
408,830
434,023
17,470
16.920
16.710
17.340
17.340
20,638
19.170
18.020
19,250
19,690
20,500
24,747
1,320
1.370
1,280
1,230
1,100
1,094
1,310
1.350
1,410
1,330
1,260
1,211
6,920j 168,490 184,760
9,060 162.550 186,590
5,320! 163,100 188,080
4,040 166.550
5,060! 165,180
4.970 177,837
5,800 172,610
4.970 168,720
8,540 170,480
6,0701 176,120
3,250 182,000
5,010 199,901
187,920
188,780
189,465
192,440
195,220
196.730
200,370
201,820
203,154
6,820
7.270
8.150
8,930
9,700
8,131
10.150
11,130
11,660
11.670
13.020
8,899
34,420
34,520
34,600
34,810
35.110
35,774
35,740
35,850
36.090
36,400
36.510
37,006
3.717
3.717
3.716
3.714
3,720
3.723
3.717
3.714
3,707
3,703
3,687
3,679
1969—Jan.
Feb.
M ar.
Apr.
M ay
2 9 ...
2 6 ...
2 6 ...
3 0 ...
2 8 ...
394,820
393.470
394,900
400.750
399.920
261,130
263,120
264,970
270,470
272,720
63.150
59,470
58.510
57,980
55,380
70,540
70,880
71,420
72,300
71,820
71.850
71,590
72.090
81,110
76,700
480,940
480,700
482,870
498,200
493,250
407,780
404.520
403.670
417,000
408.520
19.350
19,550
19,910
21,230
20,990
1,080
7,540 178,270
5,830]l76,230
4,250 176,360
8,950 184,290
6,530 178,200
201.540
201,900
202.160
201.570
201,850
12,830
13.010
14,360
15.780
17,490
3.673
3.673
3,677
3.669
3,668
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
309. .
3 0 ...
2 7 ...
2 4 ...
2 9 ...
2 6 ...
3 1 ...
410,279
409,200
405,860
408,670
409,210
413,080
421,597
283,850
283,240
280,680
284,300
284,420
287,130
295,547
54,044
54,700
54,330
53,200
54,410
55,070
54,709
72,385
71,260
70,850
71,170
70,380
70,880
71,341
88,209
74,370
76.200
75.910
76,960
82,340
89,984
516,
501,
499,
503,
504,
514,
530,
425,363
404,040
401,770
404,160
406,800
413,300
435,577
25,187
21,060
21.410
21,260
22.190
23.190
27,174
882
860i
870!
14,740 38,823
19,450 38,480,
21,270 38,660,
21,610 38,860
21,240 39,310
21,960 39,450
18,3601 39,978
3.673
3.682
3.683
3,681
3.683
3.684
3,661
2 1 . .. .
1,110
1,010
990
960
950
810
880:
680l
735l
For notes see next page.
30
4.680 153 410
6,200 150 430
5,520 151 ,450
6.440 154 ,370
4,160 157 ,380
5,152 161 ,048
5,920 157 ,730
3,640 156 150
7,020 159 1230
6.680 160 940
4,980 163 ,640
5,234,184 ,066
5,639 193,787 199,868
5,490 180,260 196,370
4,860 179,840 194,790
7.610 180,550! 193,930
6,180 184,1501193,400
6.610 190,100^192,720
5,054|208,870|193,744|
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.3
PRINCIPAL ASSETS, LIABILITIES, AND NUMBER OF COMMERCIAL BANKS,
VARYING DATES, 1941-70—Continued
[Single-date figures; am ounts in millions o f dollars]
Deposits
Loans and investments
Date
Total
1970—Jan.
Feb.
M ar.
A pr.
M ay
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
28 ........
25........
25........
29........
27........
30........
29........
26 ........
30........
28........
25........
31
410,980
408,890
412,410
417,170
417,340
423,240
425,530
430,080
436,790
439,590
442,970
461,194
Loans
287,330
286,680
288,230
290,550
290,370
296,091
296,330
297,900
301,530
301,460
302,160
313,334
U.S.
Govt.
obliga
tions
52,960
51,400
51,520
52,330
52,640
51,569
53,510
55,050
55,750
57,180
58,280
61,742
O ther
secu
rities
70,600
70,810
72,660
74,290
74,330
75,579
75,690
77,130
79,510
80.950
82,530
86,118
Cash
assets
77,400
78,900
76,360
78,410
78,930
85,631
74,930
78,820
85,760
78,310
82,400
93,643
Total
assetsTotal
lia
bilities
and
capital Total
ac
counts1
506,770
506,780
508,420
515,650
516,630
529,679
520,800
529,640
543,900
539,190
546,950
576,242
406,380
406,390
407,980
413,780
413,720
432,429
422,740
429,680
447,320
440,030
446,170
480,940
1 Includes other assets and liabilities not shown separately.
2 D ata beginning June 30 reflect (1) inclusion of consolidated reports
(including figures for all bank-premises subsidiaries and other significant
majority-owned domestic subsidiaries) and (2) reporting o f figures for
Interbank
Other
Demand
De
mand
21,550
22,230
21,810
21,600
22,180
26,338
22,440
22,890
26,480
24,780
24,680
30,608
Time
620
620
580
660
690
898
1,350
1,630
1,710
1,740
1,740
1,975
Bor
row
ings
Total
capital
ac
counts
N um
ber
of
banks
22,620
22,620
22,840
23,530
23,080
18,546
19,850
20,160
18,170
20,200
21,680
19,375
40,030
40,230
40,370
40,590
40,850
41,708
41,510
41,720
42,040
42,080
42,270
42,958
13,662
13,665
13,664
13,665
13,665
13,671
13,671
13,675
13,678
13,684
13,687
13,686
Time
U.S.
Govt.
6,320
7,380
6,140
6,230
5,960
8,076
7,170
8,270
8,470
6,250
5,840
7,938
Other
186,130 191,760
182,940 193,220
183,090 196,360
185,620 199,670
183,7401201,150
192,999 204,118
181,540 210,240
182,520 214,370
190,810 219,850
185,030 222,230
189,080 224,830
209,335 231,084
total loans and for individual categories of securities on a gross basis—
that is, before deduction of valuation reserves— rather than net as pre
viously reported.
31
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.4
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS AT COMMERCIAL BANKS, MONTHLY, 1948-70
[In billions of dollars]
Seasonally adjusted
M onth >
Total
loans and
investm ents3
N ot seasonally adjusted
Total
loans and
investments 2
Securities
Loans 2
U.S. Govt *
Other
Secu ritics
Loans “
U.S. Govt.
Other
1948—Jan...........................
Feb...........................
M ar..........................
A pr...........................
M a y ........................
Ju n e .........................
Ju ly ..........................
Aug..........................
Sept..........................
O ct...........................
N ov ..........................
Dec...........................
115.2
115.4
115.1
115.4
115.4
114.7
115.0
114.5
113.2
113.1
113.0
113.0
37.7
38.2
38.5
39.0
39.8
40.1
40.6
40.7
41.1
41.3
41.4
41.5
68.4
68.0
67.4
67.2
66.4
65.4
65.2
64.5
62.8
62.6
62.4
62.3
9.1
9.1
9 .2
9 .2
9 .2
9 .2
9 .2
9 .2
9 .2
9 .2
9 .2
9 .2
116.4
115.2
113.4
114.1
114.4
113.7
114.5
114.8
113.3
113.9
U 4 .0
114.2
38.0
38.4
38.7
38.7
39.3
39.7
39.8
40.3
41.4
41.4
42.1
42.4
69.4
67.9
65.5
66.3
65.9
64.8
65.3
65.1
62.5
63.3
62.8
62.6
9 .2
9.1
9 .2
1949—Jan............................
F eb...........................
M ar..........................
A pr...........................
M ay .........................
J u n e .........................
Ju ly ..........................
Aug..........................
Sept..........................
O ct...........................
N ov ..........................
Dec...........................
113.3
113.2
113.8
113.5
114.2
114.6
115.0
117.3
118.2
118.5
118.4
118.7
42.0
41.6
41.9
41.4
41.1
41.3
41.0
41.3
41.2
41.5
41.8
42.0
62.2
62.3
62.7
62.8
63.6
63.7
64.3
66.1
67.0
66.9
66.4
66.4
9.1
9 .3
9 .2
9 .2
9 .4
9 .6
9.7
9.9
10.0
10.1
10.2
10.3
114.3
113.1
112.2
112.2
113.1
113.7
114.5
117.6
118.3
119.3
119.5
120.1
42.3
41.7
42.1
41.0
40.6
40.9
40.2
40.9
41.5
41.6
42.5
42.9
63.0
62.2
60.9
62.0
63.2
63.2
64.4
66.7
66.7
67.6
66.9
67.0
9.1
9.1
9 .3
9 .2
9 .3
9.5
9 .8
10.0
10.2
10.1
10.1
10.2
195 0 ~ J a n ...........................
F eb...........................
M ar..........................
A pr...........................
M ay .........................
Ju n e .........................
Ju ly ..........................
A ug..........................
Sept..........................
O ct...........................
N ov..........................
D ec...........................
120.0
120.4
121.1
121.4
122.1
122.4
122.6
122.9
123.1
123.4
123.9
124.7
42.4
42.8
43.3
43.8
44.4
45.1
46.4
47.4
48.5
49.5
50.3
51.1
67.1
67.1
67.0
66.6
66.6
66.1
64.9
63.9
62.8
61.8
61.3
61.1
10.4
10.6
10.8
11.0
U .l
11.2
11.3
11.6
11.9
12.1
12.2
12.4
120.9
120.3
120.1
120.0
121.0
121.7
122.0
122.9
123.3
124.3
125.0
126.6
42.6
42.8
43.5
43.5
43.9
44.7
45.7
46.9
48.6
49.7
51.1
52.2
68.0
67.1
65.8
65.5
66.1
65.8
65.0
64.2
62.5
62.5
61.7
62.0
10.3
10.4
10.8
U .O
11.0
11.2
U .4
11.8
12.1
12.1
12.1
12.4
1951—Jan ...........................
F eb...........................
M ar..........................
A pr...........................
M ay .........................
Ju n e .........................
Ju lv ..........................
A ug..........................
Sept..........................
O ct...........................
N ov..........................
Dec...........................
123.8
124.8
125.7
126.3
126.0
126.5
126.2
126.7
128.1
128.9
129.6
130.2
52.1
53.0
53.7
54.1
54.6
55.0
54.9
55.2
55.5
55.9
55.8
56.5
59.2
59.2
59.5
59.6
58.9
58.8
58.7
58.9
59.8
60.1
60.8
60.4
12.5
12.5
12.5
12.6
12.6
12.7
12.7
12.6
12.7
12.9
13.1
13.4
124.7
124.5
125.2
124.9
124.7
125.9
125.6
126.4
128.1
129.8
131.2
132.5
52.3
53.0
53.9
53.9
54.1
54.7
54.1
54.6
55.5
56.1
56.6
57.6
60.0
59.1
58.8
58.5
58.1
58.5
58.7
59.1
59.7
60.9
61.6
61.5
12.4
12.4
12.6
12.6
12.5
12.7
12.8
12.7
12.9
12.9
13.0
13.3
1952—-Jan............................
F eb......... ................
M ar..........................
A p r..........................
M ay .........................
Ju n e .........................
Ju ly ..........................
Aug..........................
Sept..........................
O ct...........................
N ov..........................
Dec..........................
131.1
131.8
132.3
133.4
134.0
135.0
137.0
136.2
136.4
137.9
139.3
139.1
56.6
57.1
57.3
58.1
58.5
59.3
59.9
60.3
60.6
61.6
62.3
62.8
61.1
61.2
61.4
61.7
61.7
61.7
63.1
61.7
61.6
62.1
62.8
62.2
13.4
13.5
13.5
13.7
13.9
14.0
14.1
14.2
14.2
14.2
14.2
14.2
132.0
131.5
132.1
131.9
132.6
134.3
136.4
136.0
136.4
138.8
141.3
141.5
56.7
56.9
57.4
57.8
58.0
59.1
59.3
59.6
60.5
61.8
63.0
64.0
62.0
61.3
61.1
60.5
60.7
61.2
62.9
62.0
61.6
62.9
64.1
63.3
13.3
13.4
13.6
13.7
13.8
14.0
14.1
14.4
14.3
14.2
14.2
14.1
1953—Jan ............................
Feb...........................
M a r.........................
A pr...........................
M ay .........................
Ju n e .........................
Ju ly ..........................
Aug..........................
Sept..........................
O ct...........................
N ov..........................
Dec...........................
139.3
139.7
139.6
139.5
138.7
138.5
143.5
142.8
142.6
142.2
142.9
143.1
63.3
63.7
64.3
64.9
65.0
64.9
65.6
66.0
66.0
66.3
65.9
66.2
61.7
61.8
61.0
60.2
59.4
59.4
63.6
62.4
62.2
61.4
62.4
62.2
14.3
14.2
14.3
14.3
14.4
14.2
14.3
14.4
14.4
14.5
14.6
14.7
140.3
139.4
139.2
137.9
137.2
137.8
142.8
142.5
142.6
141.2
144.9
145.5
63.4
63.4
64.4
64.7
64.5
64.9
65.2
65.4
65.9
66.3
66.7
67.4
62.8
61.9
60.5
58.9
58.3
58.6
63.2
62.6
62.2
62.3
63.7
63.4
14.2
14.1
14.3
14.4
14.4
14.3
14.3
14.5
14.5
14.5
14.6
14.7
F o r notes see end o f table.
32
9 .0
9 .0
9.3
9 .2
9 .2
9.2
9 .3
9 .4
9 .H
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
i.4
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS AT COMMERCIAL BANKS, M ONTHLY, 1948-70—Continued
__________________________________________ ________[In billions of d o l l a r s ] ____________
Seasonally adjusted
M onth >
Total
loans and
investments 5
N o t seasonally adjusted
Secu rities
Total
loans and
investments 2
Loans 5
U.S. G ovt.4
Other
Secu rities
Loans *
U.S. Govt.
Other
1954— J a n . . .
F e b ..
M ar..
A pr..
M ay.
June.
Ju ly . .
A u g ..
Sep t..
O c t...
N ov..
Dec..
143.8
144.4
144.8
145.1
146.1
146.9
147.3
149.2
150.1
152.2
153.0
153.1
66.0
66.4
66.7
66.5
66.6
67.0
66.8
66.4
66.9
67.1
68.2
69.1
63.0
63.0
63.1
63.4
64.2
64.5
64.9
67.1
67.3
69.0
68.6
67.6
14.8
15.0
15.0
15.2
15.3
15.5
15.7
15.7
15.9
16.1
16.2
16.4
144.8
144.0
142.5
143.6
144.8
146.2
146.6
148.9
150.1
153.3
155.1
155.7
66.0
66.0
66.8
66.3
66.2
67.2
66.6
65.9
66.8
67.0
68.9
70.4
64.2
63.0
60.7
62.1
63.3
63.5
64.3
67.3
67.3
70.2
70.1
69.0
14.7
15.0
15.1
15.2
15.3
15.5
15.7
15.7
16.0
16.1
16.2
16.3
1955—J a n ...
Feb..
M ar..
Apr..
M ay.
June.
Ju ly . .
Aug..
Sep t..
O ct..
N ov..
D cc..
154.5
154.6
154.7
155.5
155.6
155.6
156.6
155.9
156.4
157.0
156.6
157.6
70 .0
70.8
71.2
72.1
73.2
74.3
75.5
76.7
77 .4
78.5
79 .6
80.6
67.7
66.9
66.6
66.5
65.6
64.5
64.3
6 2 .4
62.2
61.7
60.3
60.3
16.8
16.9
16.9
16.9
16.7
16.8
16.8
16.8
16.7
16.8
16.7
16.8
155.5
153.8
152.4
154.4
154.5
154.8
155.8
155.6
156.4
158.1
158.2
160.3
69.8
70.2
71.2
71.8
72.8
74.8
75.4
7 6.2
77.5
7 8.4
80.2
82.0
69.0
66.8
64.2
65.6
65.0
63.3
63.7
62.5
62.0
62.9
61.4
61.6
16.7
16.8
17.0
17.0
16.7
16.8
16.7
16.9
16.9
16.8
16.6
16.7
1956—J a n ..
Feb..
M ar..
A p r..
M ay.
June.
July.
Aug..
S ep t..
O c t..
N o v ..
Dec..
158.0
158.2
159.6
159.2
159.2
159.7
159.1
160.2
160.7
160.5
161.4
161.6
81.4
82.1
83.4
84.2
85.1
85.4
85.9
86.6
87.0
87.7
87.8
88.1
59.9
59.4
59.7
58.4
57.7
57.8
56.9
57.1
57.2
56.6
57.3
57.2
16.7
16.7
16.6
16.5
16.4
16.5
16.3
16.4
16.5
16.3
16.3
16.3
158.3
157.1
158.5
158.7
158.4
159.3
158.3
159.8
160.7
161.3
162.7
164.5
80.9
81.2
83.3
83.9
84.7
86.2
85.8
86.3
87.2
87.6
88.2
89.7
60.9
59.2
58.6
58.2
57.3
56.6
56.2
57.2
57.0
57.5
58.2
58.6
16.5
16.6
16.6
16.6
16.4
16.5
16.3
16.4
16.6
16.3
16.3
16.3
1957—Jan ..
Feb..
M ar..
A pr..
M ay.
June.
Ju ly ..
Aug..
S e p t..
O ct..
N ov..
Dec..
161.6
162.2
162.5
163.8
164.6
164.6
164.7
164.9
165.1
165.7
164.9
166.4
88.5
88.9
89.5
90.1
90.3
91.1
91.0
91.5
91.8
91.7
9 1 .4
91.5
56.8
56.9
56.6
57.2
57.5
56.8
56.9
56.5
56.4
56.4
55.9
56.9
16.3
16.4
16.4
16.5
16.8
16.8
16.8
16.9
16.9
17.6
17.6
17.9
161.6
161.1
161.4
163.8
163.8
164.3
164.1
164.6
165.1
166.5
165.9
169.3
87.7
87.9
89.1
89.7
89.9
9 2.0
9 1.0
9 1.5
9 2.2
9 1 .6
91.5
9 3 .2
57.7
56.8
55.7
57.5
57.1
55.5
56.3
56.2
55.9
57.3
56.9
58.2
16.2
16.3
16.5
16.7
16.8
16.8
16.8
16.9
17.1
17.6
17.4
17.9
1958—Jan ..
Feb..
M ar..
A pr..
May.
June.
Ju ly .
Aug..
S e p t..
O c t..
N ov..
D ec..
166.3
168.3
170.8
174.0
174.7
178.6
176.6
178.6
177.9
179.2
181.7
181.2
91 .4
9 1 .6
9 2 .0
92.1
91.8
92.7
9 2 .2
92.1
92.3
93.5
94.6
95.6
56.8
58.3
59.9
62.7
63.6
65.9
64.4
66.4
65.2
65.2
66.7
65.1
18.1
18.3
18.8
19.1
19.4
19.9
19.9
20.2
20.4
20.5
20.5
20.5
166.2
167.1
169.9
174.0
173.8
178.2
176.2
178.3
177.9
180.1
182.7
184.4
90.5
9 0.6
91.5
91.9
91.3
9 3.6
9 2.2
92.1
92.6
93.4
94.7
97.5
57.7
58.3
59.6
62.8
63.1
64.6
64.1
66.1
64.7
66.2
67.7
66.4
17.9
18.2
18.9
19.3
19.4
20.0
19.9
20.2
20.6
20.5
20.3
20.6
F o r notes see end o f table.
33
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.4
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS AT COMMERCIAL BANKS, MONTHLY, 1948-70—Continued
[In billions of dollars]
N ot seasonally adjusted
Seasonally adjusted
Securities
Loans
M onth »
Total
loans
and in
vestments 3
Total 2
Commercial
and
industrial
U.S.
G ovt.4
Securities
Loans
O ther
Total
loans
and in
vestments 3
T o ta l2
Commercial
and
industrial
U.S.
G ovt.
O ther
M ar...........
Apr............
M ay ..........
Ju n e ..........
Ju ly ...........
Aug...........
Sept...........
O ct............
N ov...........
Dec............
186.4
185.6
184.6
186.2
187.3
187.1
188.2
189.0
188.7
188.3
188.3
188.7
99 .2
99 .5
100.6
101.9
103.4
104.1
106.3
107.8
108.5
109.1
109.9
110.5
35.5
35.7
35.8
36.2
37.0
37.4
38.1
38.3
38.5
38.8
39.1
39.4
66.6
65.5
63.5
63.5
63.2
62.4
61.3
60.6
59.6
58.6
57.9
57.7
20.6
20.6
20.5
20.8
20.7
20.6
20.6
20.6
20.6
20.6
20.5
20.5
186.2
184.3
183.5
186.2
186.3
186.5
188.1
188.6
188.9
189.2
188.7
192.3
98.3
98.3
99.8
101.7
103.0
105.1
106.4
107.8
108.9
109.0
109.9
112.8
35.0
35.1
35.8
36.0
36.9
37.8
37.8
38.2
38.7
38.8
39.4
40.2
67.5
65.5
63.2
63.6
62.6
60.9
61.1
60.3
59.2
59.6
58.5
58.9
20.4
20.4
20 .6
20.9
20.8
20.6
20.6
20.5
20.7
20.6
20.3
20.5
1960—Jan ............
Feb ............
M ar...........
A pr............
M ay ..........
Ju n e ..........
Ju ly ...........
Aug...........
Sept...........
O ct............
N ov...........
Dec............
188.8
188.4
189.1
189.6
189.9
190.2
191.6
192.5
194.0
195.8
196.0
197.4
111.4
112.2
112.9
113.8
114.2
114.6
115.0
115.4
116.0
116.1
116.1
116.7
40.0
40.3
40.6
41.1
41.3
41.4
41.5
41.5
41.8
41.9
42.0
42.1
57.0
56.0
56.2
55.9
55.9
55.8
56.6
57.1
58.0
59.4
59.4
59.9
20.4
20.2
20.0
19.9
19.8
19.8
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.3
20.5
20.8
188.6
187.3
186.4
189.2
188.9
189.6
191.5
191.9
194.3
196.7
196.8
201.5
110.4
111.0
112.1
113.3
113.9
115.6
114.8
115.3
116.4
115.9
116.3
119.6
39.4
39.8
40.9
40.9
41.3
41.9
41.2
41.2
41.8
41.8
42.3
43.1
58.0
56.2
54.2
55.8
55.1
54.2
56.7
56.6
57.7
60.4
60.2
61.0
20.3
20.1
20.1
20.0
19.8
19.8
20.0
20.0
20.1
20.4
20.3
20.9
1961- Jan.............
Feb............
M ar...........
A pr............
M ay ..........
Ju n e ..........
Ju ly ...........
Aug...........
Sept...........
O ct............
N ov...........
Dec...........
198.9
201.0
201.1
201.1
203.2
204.3
206.2
207.3
209.8
210.2
211.4
212.8
117.0
118.6
118.3
118.4
119.0
118.9
119.6
119.8
120.6
121.6
122.5
123.6
42.1
42.3
42.5
42.5
42.5
42.4
42.7
42.9
43.0
43.2
43.3
43.9
60.8
61.0
61.2
61.1
62.3
63.4
64.4
64.9
66.1
65.5
65.3
65.3
21.4
21.4
21.6
21.6
21.9
22.0
22.2
22.6
23.1
23.1
23.6
23.9
198.8
200.1
198.7
200.4
202.1
203.9
206.3
205.9
210.5
211.2
212.1
217.7
116.0
117.5
117.3
117.9
118.8
120.0
119.3
119.2
121.1
121.4
122.5
127.2
41.5
41.9
42.8
42.4
42.3
42.8
42.3
42.5
43.0
43.2
43.6
45.2
61.9
61.3
59.7
60.7
61.5
61.8
64.7
64.2
66.1
66.6
66.2
66.6
20.9
21.3
21.7
21.8
21.9
22.1
22.3
22.5
23.3
23.2
23.4
23.9
1962—Jan ............
Feb............
M ar...........
A pr...........
M ay ..........
Ju n e ..........
Ju ly ...........
Aug...........
Sept...........
O ct............
N ov...........
Dec............
214.4
215.4
217.3
218.9
220.4
221.8
222.5
224.7
225.7
227.6
229.4
231.2
124.2
125.1
127.0
128.0
128.7
129.8
130.0
131.7
133.3
134.4
135.7
137.3
44 .0
44.1
44 .6
44.8
45.2
45.5
45.7
46.3
46.7
47.0
47.4
47 .6
65.9
65.7
65.0
65.0
65.5
65.1
65.1
65.2
64.4
64.6
64.6
64.7
24.3
24.6
25.3
25.9
26.2
26.9
27.4
27.8
28.0
28.6
29.1
29.2
214.2
214.9
215.7
218.2
218.6
222.7
221.3
222.5
226.4
229.1
230.1
237.0
122.9
124.4
125.9
127.4
128.2
131.2
129.6
130.8
134.0
134.9
135.7
141.3
43.4
43.7
44.8
44.7
45.0
45.9
45.2
45.8
46.7
47.1
47.7
49.1
67.2
66.0
64.4
64.7
64.4
64.4
64.2
63.9
64.3
65.6
65.6
66.4
24.1
24.4
25.4
26.1
26.1
27.0
27.5
27.9
28.2
28.6
28.8
29.3
1 9 6 3 -Jan .............
Feb............
M ar...........
A pr............
M ay ..........
Ju n e..........
J u ly ...........
Aug...........
Sept...........
O ct............
N ov...........
Dec............
232.9
234.6
235.7
236.8
238.8
241.0
242.6
243.3
244.8
246.2
248.2
250.2
138.3
139.4
140.7
141.0
142.8
144.8
145.7
147.3
148.9
150.5
152.5
153.7
47.9
48.1
48.4
48.7
49.0
49.4
49 .6
49.7
50.1
50.8
51.5
52.1
64.8
65.0
64.3
64.6
64.1
63.9
64.1
62.6
62.0
61.3
61.3
61.5
29.8
30.2
30.7
31.2
31.9
32.3
32.8
33.4
33.9
34.4
34.4
35.0
232.4
233.7
235.1
235.7
236.9
242.9
241.5
240.9
245.8
246.3
248.9
256.5
136.7
138.5
139.6
140.3
142.2
146.9
146.1
146.3
149.8
149.9
152.5
158.0
47.3
47.7
48.6
48.6
48.8
49.9
49.0
49.2
50.1
50.6
51.9
53.7
66.2
65.3
64.8
64.0
63.0
63.5
62.5
60.9
62.3
63.4
29.5
29.9
30.7
31.4
31.7
32.4
32.9
33.7
34.2
34.4
34.1
35.1
1964— Jan.............
Feb............
M ar...........
A pr...........
M ay ..........
Ju n e ..........
J u ly ..........
Aug...........
Sept...........
O ct.............
Nov...........
Dec............
250.9
252.6
254.1
255.8
257.5
259.6
260.6
263.4
266.6
267.1
270.3
272.4
155.3
156.6
158.1
159.5
161.2
162.9
164.3
165.8
167.7
168.6
170.6
172.9
52.4
52.8
53.0
53.5
54.0
54.5
54.9
55.5
56.1
56.6
57.3
58.4
60.6
60.7
60.4
60.6
60.4
60.5
59.9
60.8
61.4
60.6
61.2
60.8
35.0
35.3
35.6
35.7
35.9
36.2
36.4
36.8
37.5
37.9
38.5
38.7
250.3
251.3
254.0
254.8
255.7
261.9
258.8
260.7
266.9
267.1
271.0
279.2
153.6
154.7
157.0
158.9
160.9
166.2
164.0
164.8
168.4
167.7
170.2
177.4
51.8
52.4
53.2
53.4
53.9
55.1
54.4
54.9
56.1
56.3
57.4
60.2
62.1
61.5
61.5
60.1
59.1
59.3
58.3
58.8
60.7
61.4
62.7
63.0
34.6
35.0
35.6
35.8
35.8
36.4
36.5
37.1
37.8
38.0
38.1
38.8
1965—Jan.............
Feb............
M ar...........
A pr............
M ay ..........
Ju n e ..........
275.1
277.8
279.2
282.5
284.5
286.7
175.7
178.0
180.3
182.6
184.5
186.5
59.6
60.7
61.8
62.8
63.6
64.4
59.9
59.8
58.4
58.7
58.7
58.3
39.5
40.0
40.5
41.2
41.3
41.9
274.4
276.0
279.2
281.3
282.5
289.3
173.8
175.8
179.9
181.6
184.2
190.2
58.9
60.3
62.2
62.5
63.4
65.5
61.5
60.5
59.0
58.3
57.2
56.9
39.1
39.7
40.3
41.4
41.1
42.2
1959—Jan.............
F or notes see next page.
34
6 1 .8
6 2 .0
M ONETARY SYSTEM—SUM M ARY MEASURES
1.4
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS AT COMMERCIAL BANKS, MONTHLY, 1948-70—Continued
[In billions of dollars]
Seasonally adjusted
Loans and
investments*
Loans
M onth 1
Total
Plus
loans
sold 3
N ot seasonally adjusted
Total*
Loans and
investments3
Securities
Commercial
Plus
and industrial
loans
sold3-®
Plus
Total
loans
sold1
U.S.
G o v t.4
O ther
Plus
loans
sold3
Total
Loans
T otal3
Plus
loans
sold2'8
Securities
Commercial
and industrial
Total
Plus
loans
sold 9
U.S.
G ovt.
Other
1965-July.. 289.0
A u g .. 290.6
292.0
O c t... 295.6
N o v .. 297.3
300.1
188.5
190.1
191.7
194.1
195.8
198.2
65.2
65.9
66.8
67.6
68.4
69.5
58.1
57.4
56.8
57.6
57.3
57.1
'4 2 . 4
43. 1
43. 5
43. 9
44. 2
44. 8
286. 5
288. 5
292. 1
295. 5
297. 7
307. 6
187.7
189.6
192.3
192.9
195.1
203.2
64.8
65.5
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220.3
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56.0
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59.1
60.1
62.4
62.9
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49.3
50.7
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56.7
56.7
57.8
58.3
59.0
59.8
61.5
355.5
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M ay .. 363.6
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376.4
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386.0
387.8
390.2
233.2
234.4
235.4
237.2
238.6
240.4
244.5
247.3
250.5
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89.2
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60.2
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380
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387
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231.3
233.0
236.8
237.5
244.8
246.8
246.3
250.5
251.8
255.3
264.4
85.7
55.9
87.8
89.2
88.7
91.4
91.3
90.3
92.1
92.7
94.7
9 8 .4
62.2
63.2
61.2
59.8
60.3
58.6
60.5
61.5
62.5
64.8
62.8
64.5
61.7
62.2
63.1
63.8
63.5
64.4
64.6
66.0
67.6
68.8
69.5
71.5
272.3
274.2
274.9
275.5
277.3
280.3
282.3
283.0
97.7
98.8
99.7
101.2
102.1
102.6
103.0
103.4
103.8
104.5
105.1
105.7
102.9
103.9
104.9
105.6
106.4
107.8
108.5
108.3
60.6
59.0
57.9
58.9
57.1
57.0
56.5
56.0
54.0
53.4
53.2
51.5
71 0
71 4
71 3
71 3
71 7
71 7
71 2
70 8
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70 8
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391
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399.5
401.8
403.5
406.8
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257.7
260.1
262.3
268.0
269.9
276.8
273.5
271.0
273.6
273.9
276.1
286.1
271.4
278.9
276.3
274.3
277.4
278.7
280.9
290.0
96.5
97.7
99.7
101.6
101.8
104.4
103.1
102.0
103.8
103.6
104.4
108.4
63.2
59.5
58.5
58.0
55.4
54.0
54.7
54.3
53.2
54.4
55.1
54.7
70.5
70.9
71.4
72.3
71.8
72.4
71.3
70.8
71.2
70.4
70.9
71.3
284.6
285.0
286.3
286.7
287.4
288.1
291.9
293.5
292.8
293.3
293.5
294.7
105.4
105.2
105.1
105.3
105.5
106.5
107.5
108.1
108.8
109.0
109.3
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109.8
110.2
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111.9
113.0
113.8
114.1
112.5
112.2
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112.1
50.3
50.8
51.1
53.3
54.5
54.3
55.9
56.8
56.7
56.0
56.2
57.9
71 1
71 .3
72 .4
71 .3
74 .1
74 9
75 .6
77 .3
79 .4
81 .4
81 4
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399 1
397 2
400 5
404 8
405 .3
411 7
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416 .8
424 .7
425 ,6
429 3
446 .8
405.1
403.8
407.3
411.9
413.4
419.7
422.3
424.9
430.0
429.9
433.1
449.8
275.6
275.0
276.3
278.1
278.4
284.5
284.9
284.7
289.5
287.5
288.4
299.0
281.5
281.5
283.1
285.3
286.4
292.6
293.1
292.7
294.7
291.8
292.3
301.9
104.1
104.0
104.9
105.5
105.2
108.4
107.3
107.1
109.4
108.4
108.8
112.5
53.0
51.4
51.5
52.3
52.6
51.6
53.5
55.1
55.8
57.2
58.3
61.7
70.6
70.8
72.7
74.3
74.3
75.6
75.7
77.1
79.5
80.9
82.5
86.1
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1968-Jan.. .
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June6.
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392.2
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394.6
398.7
399.6
400.8
399.8
399.0
398.5
399.7
402.3
401.7
401.1
402.9
402.6
402.3
402.3
404.5
407.1
405.6
260.6
263.2
265.4
268.5
270.8
272.1
272.1
272.2
273.5
275.5
277.5
279.1
1970-Jan...
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M ay..
Ju n e ..
Ju ly . .
A u g ..
S ep t..
O c t...
N o v ..
D ec. .
400.0
400.5
403.0
406.1
407.9
409.2
415.2
419.6
423.7
426.3
429.3
435.5
406.0
407.1
409.8
413.3
416.0
417.3
423.4
427.6
428.9
430.7
433.1
438.5
278.6
278.4
279.5
279.5
279.3
280.0
283.7
285.5
287.6
288.9
289.7
291.7
1 D ata are for last Wednesday o f m onth except for June 30 and Dec. 31;
data are partly or wholly estimated except when June 30 and Dec. 31 are
call dates.
2 Series excludes commercial interbank loans as follows: domestic and
foreign through 1958; domestic only thereafter.
3 Loans sold are those sold outright by commercial banks to own
subsidiaries, foreign branches, holding companies, and other affiliates.
* Derived by subtracting “ Loans” and “ O ther securities” from ‘‘Total
loans and investments.”
5 Beginning June 9, 1966, about $1.1 billion o f balances accumulated
for payment o f personal loans were deducted from total loans as a result
9
9
102.6
105.7
105.0
104.2
106.4
106.9
107.8
111.0
108.5
109.0
110.2
111.1
1 1 1 .6
114.8
113.6
113.1
113.1
U 1 .6
U 1 .5
114.6
of a change in Federal Reserve regulations. Beginning June 30, 1966,
CCC certificates of interest and Export-lm port Bank portfolio fund
participation certificates totaling an estimated $1 billion are included in
“ Other securities” rather than in “ Loans.”
o Beginning June 30, 1969, data include all bank-premises subsidiaries
and other significant majority-owned domestic subsidiaries; earlier data
include commercial banks only. Also, loans and investments are reported
gross, without valuation reserves deducted, rather than net of valuation
reserves as was done previously. Data for January 1959 through M ay 1969
have been adjusted to include valuation reserves.
35
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.5
PRINCIPAL ASSETS, LIABILITIES, AND NUMBER OF MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS,
JUNE AND DECEMBER CALL DATES, 1941-70
[Amounts in millions of dollars]
Loan s and invest ments
Investments
Cali date
Total
_
Loans
Total
Cash
assets
U.S. G ov
ernment
Other
obligations securities
Total
assets—
Total
liabilities
and
capital
accounts 1
Total
deposits
Total
capital
accounts
N um ber
of
banks
1941-—June 30 .........................
Dec. 31.........................
10,321
10,379
4,958
4,901
5,363
5,478
3,426
3,704
1,937
1,774
968
793
11,996
11,804
10,648
10,533
1,312;
1,241
550
548
1942-—June 30.........................
Dec. 31.........................
10,360
10,754
4,822
4,695
5,538
6,059
3,891
4,572
1,647
1,487
753
663
11,682
11,933
10,395
10,668
1,249
1,236
547
546
1943-—June 30.........................
Dec. 31.........................
11,248
11,871
4,581
4,484
6,666
7,387
5,290
6,090
1,376
1 ,297
722
797
12,429
13,046
11,141
11,738
1,247
1,276
545
545
1944- —June 30.........................
Dec. 30.........................
12,976
•13,931
4,414
4,370
8,562
9,560
7,306
8,328
1,257
1,232
535
584
13,836
14,788
12,471
13,376
1,325
1,378
544
543
1945-—June 30.........................
Dec. 31 .........................
15,134
16,208
4,307
4,279
10,827
11,928
9,588
10,682
1,240
1,246
583
609
15,951
17,020
14,426
15,385
1,477
1,592
542
542
1946— June 29.........................
Dec. 31 .........................
17,125
17,704
4,356
4,526
12,769
13,179
11,438
11,778
1,331
1 s400
747
818
18,054
18,703
16,281
16,869
1,715
1,784
541
541
1947--Ju n e 30.........................
Dec. 31 .........................
18,339
18,641
4,686
4,944
13,653
13,696
12,140
11,978
1,513
1,718
839
886
19,362
19,714
17,442
17,763
1,842
1,889
533
533
1948--J u n e 30.........................
Dec. 31 .........................
19,226
19,395
5,234
5,686
13,992
13,709
11,976
11,476
2,0162,233
832
878
20,252
20,474
18,211
18,405
1,955
1,999
532
532
1949--Ju n e 30.........................
Dec. 31.........................
20,094
20,400
6,050
6,578
14,044
13,822
11,657
11,428
2,387
2,394
800
873
21,105
21,493
18,949
19,293
2,065
2,122
530
531
1950—June 30 .........................
Dec. 30 .........................
21,192
21,346
7,203
8,137
13,989
13,209
11,569
10,868
2,420
2,342
831
797
22,252
22,385
19,943
20,031
2,189
2,247
530
529
1951--Ju n e 30.........................
Dec. 31.........................
21,697
22,259
9,020
9,862
12,677
12,398
10,205
9,819
2,472
2,579
851
886
22,835
23,439
20,404
20,915
2,285
2,407
529
529
1952--Ju n e 30.........................
Dec. 31.........................
23,091
24,003
10,509
11,349
12,582
12,654
9,606
9,422
2,976
3,231
966
918
24,378
25,233
21,782
22,621
2,438
2,479
529
529
1953--Ju n e 30.........................
Dec. 31.........................
25,124
25,810
12,091
12,925
13,033
12,885
9,464
9,184
3,569
3,701
867
983
26,333
27,130
23,628
24,398
2,516
2,559
528
528
1954— June 30.........................
Dec. 31.........................
26,959
27,868
13,890
14,998
13,069
12,871
9,017
8,748
4,052
4,123
987
1,026
28,315
29,276
25,440
26,359
2,626
2,694
528
527
1955--Ju n e 30.........................
Dec. 31.........................
28,990
29,898
16,172
17,456
12,818
12,442
8,675
8,460
4,142
3,982
989
965
30,382
31,274
27,334
28,187
2,757
2,812
528
527
1956—June 30.........................
Dec. 31.........................
31,066
31,940
18,639
19,777
12,427
12,163
8,297
7,971
4,130
4,192
917
920
32,421
33,311
29,184
30,032
2,885
2,947
527
527
1957--June 6 ...........................
Dec. 31.........................
32,950
33,782
20,487
21,216
12,463
12,565
7,906
7,552
4,557
5,013
839
890
34,254
35,168
30,678
31,695
3,042
3,059
525
522
1958--Ju n e 23.........................
Dec. 31.........................
35,274
36,320
22,237
23,357
13,037
12,963
7,417
7,265
5,620
5,698
916
921
36,678
37,779
32.869
34,040
3,181
3,219
520
519
1959- -June 10...................
Dec. 3 1 .........................
37,221
37,561
24,149
25,126
13,072
12,435
7,349
6,864
5,724
5,570
780
829
38,526
38.943
34,503
34,983
3,315
3,359
518
517
1960—June 15.........................
Dec. 31.........................
38,300
39,114
26,069
27,122
12,230
11,992
6,628
6,239
5,603
5,752
764
872
39,598
40,574
35,335
36,353
3,465
3,553
515
514
1961—-June 30.........................
Dec. 30.........................
40,344
41,259
28,211
29,393
12,133
11,866
6,281
6,136
5,852
5,730
862
936
41,818
42,833 |
37,551
38,487
3,660 1
3,768
514
514
1962--June 30.........................
Dec. 2 8 .........................
42,872
44,558
30,930
32,716
11,941
11,842
6,278
6,129
5,663
5.714 |
884
890
44,418
46,086
39,888 i
41,531 I
3,853
3,951
512
51!
1963--June 2 9.........................
Dec. 2 0 .........................
46,397
48,089
34,665
36,679
11,732
11,410
6,166
5,872
5,566
5,539
890
826
48,020 I
49,621
43,248 1
44,516 1
4,031
4,205
511
509
1964— June 30.........................
Dec. 31.........................
50,226
52,363
38,656
41,085
J 1,570
11,278
6,016
5,788
5,554 |
5,490
905
1,004
52,000
54.239 !
46,940 j
49.138
4,269
4,401
506
505
1965—-June 30.........................
Dec. 31.........................
54,415
56,260
43,096
45,288
11,319
10,971
5,753
5,470
5,566
5,501
1,020
1,017
56,382 1
58,219 1
1
50,980
52,760 j
4,536
4,663
504
505
F o r note sec end o f table.
36
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.5
PRINCIPAL ASSETS, LIABILITIES, AND NUMBER OF MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS,
JUNE AND DECEMBER CALL DATES, 1941-70—Continued
[Amounts in millions o f dollars]
Loans and investments
Total
assets—
Total
liabilities
and
capital
accounts 1
Investments
Call date
Total
Cash
assets
Loans
U.S. Gov
ernment
Other
obligations securities
Total
Total
deposits
Total
capital
accounts
Num ber
of
banks
1966—June 30.........................
Dec. 31.........................
57,446
59,023
46,627
48,297
10,819
. 10,726
5,122
4,753
5,697
5,973
965
966
59,414
61,008
53,727
55,350
4,761
4,871
505
504
1967— June 30.........................
Dec. 3 0 .........................
61,898
64,232
50,018
51,590
11,880
12,642
4,304
4,280
7 ,576
8,362
1,152
996
64,150
66,362
58,259
60,494
4,932
4,987
503
501
1968— June 29 .........................
Dec. 31.........................
66,855
68,905
53,097
54,803
13,758
14,102
4,205
3,819
9,553
10,283
959
996
69,029
71,148
62,870
64,922
5,111
5,269
501
500
1969— June 30 .........................
Dec. 31.........................
71,403
72,385
56,625
58,075
14,778
14,309
3,623
3,243
11,155
11,066
831
891
73,509
74,560
66,754
67,537
5,406
5,521
499
496
1970—June 30.........................
Dec. 31.........................
74,309
76,548
59,206
60,348
15,103
16,199
3,173
3,072
11,930
13,127
907
1,244
76,583
79,222
69,285
72,081
5,620
5,711
496
493
1 Includes other assets and liabilities not shown separately.
1.6
NUMBER AND DEPOSITS OF COMMERCIAL AND MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS, BY CLASS OF BANK,
JUNE AND DECEMBER CALL DATES, 1941-70
Commercial banks
M utual savings banks
M em ber banks
Call date
N onm em ber banks
Total
Total
Total
National
State
Total
Insured
N on
insured
Total
Insured
N on
insured
Num ber
1941—June 3 0..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
14,855
14,826
14,305
14,278
6,556
6,619
5,130
5,117
1,426
1,502
7,752
7,662
6,869
6,810
883
852
550
548
53
52
497
496
1942—June 3 0 ..........................
Dcc. 3 1 ..........................
14,775
14,682
14,228
14,136
6,647
6,679
5,101
5,081
1,546
1,598
7,584
7,460
6,755
6,667
829
793
547
546
53
56
494
490
1943—June 3 0..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
14,618
14,579
14,073
14,034
6,703
6,738
5,060
5,040
1,643
1,698
7,373
7,299
6,598
6,535
775
764
545
545
61
184
484
361
1944— June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 3 0 ..........................
14,553
14,535
14,009
13,992
6,773
6,814
5,036
5,025
1,737
1 ,789
7,239
7,181
6,494
6,452
745
729
544
543
192
192
352
351
1945—June 3 0..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
14,542
14,553
14,000
14,011
6,840
6,884
5,015
5,017
1,825
1,867
7,163
7,130
6,440
6,416
723
714
542
542
192
192
350
350
1946—June 2 9..........................
Dec. 31..........................
14,567
14,585
14,026
14,044
6,887
6,900
5,012
5,007
1,875
1,893
7,142
7,147
6,446
6,457
696
690
541
541
191
191
350
350
1947—June 30..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
14,716
14,714
14,183
14,181
6,928
6,923
5,012
5,005
1,916
1,918
7,258
7,261
6,461
6,478
797
783
533
533
191
194
342
339
1948— June 3 0..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
14,719
14,703
14,187
14,171
6,925
6,918
4,998
4,991
1,927
1,927
7,265
7,256
6,493
6,498
772
758
532
532
193
193
339
339
1949—June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
14,680
14,687
14,150
14,156
6,903
6,892
4,987
4,975
1,916
1,917
7,250
7,267
6,517
6,540
733
727
530
531
191
192
339
339
1950— June 3 0 ..........................
Dcc. 3 0 ..........................
14,674
14,650
14,144
14,121
6,885
6,873
4,971
4,958
1,914
1,915
7,262
7,251
6,553
6,562
709
689
530
529
192
194
338
335
1951—June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 31..........................
14,636
14,618
14,107
14,089
6,859
6,840
4,946
4,939
1,913
1,901
7,251
7,252
6,581
6,602
670
650
529
529
201
202
328
327
1952—June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
14,599
14,575
14,070
14,046
6,815
6,798
4,925
4,909
1,890
1,889
7,258
7,251
6,622
6,627
636
624
529
529
205
206
324
323
1953—June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
14,537
14,509
14,009
13,981
6,765
6,743
4,874
4,856
1,891
1,887
7,247
7,241
6,655
6,672
592
569
528
528
213
219
315
309
1954— June 30..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
14,465
14,367
13,937
13,840
6,721
6,660
4,835
4,789
1,886
1,871
7,219
7,183
6,662
6,647
557
536
528
527
219
218
309
309
37
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.6
NUMBER AND DEPOSITS OF COMMERCIAL AND MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS, BY CLASS OF BANK,
JUNE AND DECEMBER CALL DATES, 1941-70—Continued
Commercial ba nks
M utual savings banks
Nonmember br nks
M ember banks
Call date
Total
Total
Total
National
State
Total
Insured
N on
insured
Total
Insured
N on
insured
N umber
1955—June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 31..........................
14,309
14,243
13,781
13,716
6,611
6,543
4,744
4,692
1,867
1,851
7,173
7,176
6,660
6,677
513
499
528
527
218
220
310
307
1956— June 30 ..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
14,206
14,167
13,679
13,640
6,499
6,462
4,667
4,651
1,832
1,811
7,183
7,181
6,713
6,737
470
444
527
527
220
223
307
304
1957— June 6 ............................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
14,144
14,090
13,619
13,568
6.445
6,393
4,647
4,620
1,798
1,773
7,177
7,178
6,748
6,753
429
425
525
522
234
239
291
283
1958—June 2 3 ..........................
Dec. 31..........................
14,055
14,020
13,535
13,501
6,357
6,312
4,599
4,578
1,758
1,734
7,181
7,192
6,768
6,793
413
399
520
519
239
24 L
281
278
1959— June 10..........................
Dcc. 31..........................
13,988
13,991
13,470
13,474
6,280
6,233
4,559
4,542
1,721
1,691
7,193
7,244
6,810
6,878
383
366
518
517
25!!
268
267
249
1960—June 15~.............. ..........
Dec. 31..........................
14,006
13,986
13,491
13,472
6,217
6,174
4,542
4,530
1,675
1,644
7,276
7,300
6,926
6,948
350
352
515
514
268
325
247
189
1961^—June 30..........................
Dec. 30..........................
13,977
13,946
13,463
13,432
6,141
6,113
4,524
4,513
1,617
1,600
7,323
7,320
6,990
6,997
333
323
514
514
325
330
189
184
1962—June 3 0 ............... ..........
Dec. 2 8 ............... ..
13,934
13,940
13,422
13,429
6,070
6,049
4,500
4,505
1,570
1,544
7,353
7,380
7,036
7,072
317
308
512
511
33 J
331
181
180
1963— June 2 9 ..........................
Dcc. 2 0 ............... „ ........
13,993
14,079
13,482
13,570
6,058
6.112
4,537
4,615
1,521
1,497
7,424
7,458
7,133
7,173
291
285
511
509
33 V
330
180
179
1964— June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 3 1 ............... ..
14,175
14,266
13,669
13,761
6,180
6,225
4,702
4,773
1,478
1,452
7,489
7,536
7,215
7,262
274
274
506
505
327
327
179
178
1965—June 30..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
14,295
14,309
13,791
13,804
6,235
6.221
4,803
4,815
1,432
1,406
7,556
7,583
7,294
7,320
262
263
504
505
327
328
177
177
1966—June 29..........................
Dec. 31..........................
14,307
14,271
13,802
13,767
6,194
6,150
4,811
4,799
1,383
1,351
7,608
7,617
7,359
7,384
249
233
505
504
330
330
175
174
1967— June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 30..........................
14,247
14,223
13,744
13,722
6.108
6,071
4,780
4,758
1,328
1,313
7,636
7,651
7,418
7,440
218
211
503
501
332
33J
171
170
1968— June 2 9 ..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
14,225
14,179
13,724
13,679
6.039
5,978
4,742
4,716
1,297
1,262
7,685
7,701
7,474
7,504
211
197
501
500
331
33$
170
167
1969— June 30..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
14,172
14,157
13,673
13,661
5,936
5,869
4,700
4,668
1,236
1,201
7,737
7,792
7,528
7,595
209
197
499
496
332
330
167
166
1970—June 3 0 ..........................
Dcc. 3 0 ..........................
14,167
14,179
13,671
13,686
5,803
5,767
4,637
4,620
1,166
1,147
7,868
7,919
7,675
7,735
193
184
496
493
330
328
166
165
Deposits (in millions of dollars')
1941--June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 31..........................
78,120
81,816
67,472
71,283
58,512
61,717
37,273
39,458
21,238
22,259
8,969
9,574
7,104
7,702
1,865
1,872
10,648
10,533
1,803
1 ,789
8,845
8,744
1942--June 30..........................
Dec. 31..........................
82,706
99,796
72,311
89,132
63,404
78,277
40,534
50,468
22,871
27,808
8,915
10,864
7,754
9,535
1,161
1,329
10,395
10,664
1,864
2,048
8,531
8,616
1943- -June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 31..........................
107,224
117,661
96,083
105,923
84,016
92,262
54,589
59,961
29,427
32,302
12,076
13,671
10,557
11,842
1,519
1,829
11,141
11,738
2,739
7,534
8,402
4,203
1944— June 30..........................
Dcc. 30..........................
128,605
141,449
116,133
128,072
101,276
110,917
65,585
71,858
35,690
39,059
14,869
17,168
12,880
14,809
1,989
2,358
12,471
13,376
8,235
8,910
4,236
4,466
1945—June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 31..........................
151,033
165,612
136,607
150,227
118,378
129,670
76,533
84,939
41,844
44,730
18,242
20,571
15,880
18,119
2,362
2,452
14,426
15,385
9,671
10,363
4,754
5,022
38
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.6
NUMBER AND DEPOSITS OF COMMERCIAL AND MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS, BY CLASS OF BANK,
JUNE AND DECEMBER CALL DATES, 1941-70—Continued
Commercial banks
M utual savines banks
M ember banks
Call date
N onm em ber banks
Total
Total
Total
National
State
Total
Insured
N on
insured
Total
Insured
N on
insured
Deposits (in millions o f dollars)
1946—June 2 9 ..........................1 159,171
Dec. 3 1 .......................... 155,902
142,890
139,033
122,519
118,170
80,212
78,775
42,307
39,395
20,387
20,879
18,108
18,836
2,279
2,043
16,281
16,869
10,979
11,428
5,302
5,442
1947— June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
153,349
161,865
135,907
144,103
115,435
122,528
77,146
82,023
38,289
40,505
20,488
21 ,591
18,240
19,340
2,248
2,251
17,442
17,763
11,901
12,207
5,541
5,556
1948—June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
156,353
161,248
138,142
142,843
117,452
121,362
78,753
81,407
38,699
39,955
20,706
21,497
18,509
19,296
2,197
2,201
18,211
18,405
12,581
12,772
5,630
5,633
1949— June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
156,470
164,467
137,520
145,174
116,980
123,885
78,219
83,113
38,761
40,772
20,556
21,305
18,410
19,269
2,146
2,036
18,949
19,293
13,241
13,592
5,709
5,702
1950—June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 3 0 ..........................
163,770
175,296
143,827
155,265
122,707
133,089
82,430
89,281
40,277
43,808
21,137
22,193
19,108
20,216
2,029
1,976
19,943
20,031
14,128
14,320
5,815
5,711
1951—June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
171,860
185,756
151,457
164,840
129,737
141,015
86,589
94,173
43,149
46,843
21,737
23,843
19,741
21,912
1,996
1,932
20,404
20,915
14,924
15,368
5,479
5,547
1952—June 30..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
184,130
195,552
162,348
172,931
138,769
147,527
92,720
98,974
46,049
48,553
23,598
25,424
21,606
23,464
1,993
1,960
21,782
22,621
16,081
16,785
5,702
5,836
1953—June 30..........................
Dec. 31..........................
189,159
201,100
165,531
176,702
140,830
150,164
94,475
100,654
46,355
49,510
24,722
26,560
22,841
24,555
1,880
2,005
23,628
24,398
17,695
18,383
5,933
6,015
1954— June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 31..........................
199,508
211,115
174,068
184,757
148,252
157,252
99,362
105,851
48,890
51,401
25,838
27,528
23,819
25,657
2,020
1,871
25,440
26,359
19,195
19,885
6,246
6,474
1955—June 30..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
208,850
220,441
181,516
192,254
154,670
163,757
98,636
103,903
56,034
59,854
26,870
28,522
25,082
26,779
1,788
1,742
27,334
28,187
20,590
21,237
6,743
6,950
1956—June 3 0..........................
Dec. 31..........................
215,510
227,546
186,326
197,515
158,388
167,906
100,826
107,161
57,563
60,744
27,962
29,635
26,316
28,073
1,646
1,562
29,184
30,032
21,959
22,886
7,225
7,146
1957— June 6 ............................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
216,986
233,020
186,308
201,326
157,593
170,637
100,989
109,091
56,605
61,545
28,740
30,715
27,292
29,266
1,448
1,449
30,678
31,695
23,578
25,022
7,100
6,672
1958—June 2 3 ..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
237,204
250,057
204,335
216,017
173,904
182,816
110,065
116,714
63,839
66,102
30,458
33,227
28,942
31,696
1,516
1,532
32,869
34,040
26,082
27,277
6,787
6,763
1959— June 10..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
242,096
254,885
207,594
219,903
174,811
184,706
112,659
119,638
62,152
65,069
32,810
35,224
31,365
33,795
1,444
1,429
34,503
34,983
28,041
28,577
6,461
6,405
I960—June 15..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
249,163
266,196
213,829
229,843
179,519
193,029
116,178
124,911
63,341
68,118
34,328
36,834
32,942
35,391
1,386
1,443
35,335
36,353
28,824
31,502
6,511
4,850
1961—June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 3 0 ..........................
262,547
287,176
224,997
248,689
189,226
209,630
122,485
135,511
66,741
74,119
35,785
39,073
34,391
37,560
1,394
1,513
37,551
38,487
32,530
33,400
5,020
5,087
1962— June 3 0..........................
Dec. 2 8 ..........................
285,186
303,653
245,298
262,122
206,057
219,468
133,728
142,825
72,329
76,643
39,256
42,654
37,814
41,142
1,442
1,513
39,888
41,531
34,581
36,104
5,306
5,427
1963— June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 2 0 ..........................
309,428
319,636
266,179
275,120
222,619
229,376
145,513
150,823
77,106
78,553
43,560
45,743
42,035
44,280
1,525
1,463
43,248
44,516
37,585
38,657
5,663
5,859
1964— June 30..........................
Dec. 31..........................
331,843
356,308
284,903
307,170
238,052
255,724
155,978
169,615
82,074
86,108
46,850
51,447
45,411
49 389
1,439
2,057
46,940
49,138
40,797
42,751
6,143
6,387
1965—June 30..........................
Dec. 31..........................
362,611
385,196
311,632
332,436
259,743
275,517
171,528
193,860
88,215
81,657
51,889
56,919
49,869
54,806
2,020
2,113
50,980
52,760
44,293
45,887
6,686
6,874
1966—June 3 0..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
392,882
408,860
339,154
353,510
281,209
292,004
197,792
206.456
83,417
85,547
57,946
61.506
55,937
59,434
2,009
2,073
53,727
55,350
46,681
48,254
7,046
7,096
1967—June 3 0 ..........................
Dec. 30..........................
419,062
456,784
360,803
396,291
297,529
327,011
211,098
231,374
86,432
95,637
63,274
69.279
61,216
67,107
2,058
2,172
58,259
60,494
50,877
52,910
7,383
7,584
1968—June 29..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
458,109
500,160
395,239
435,238
323,935
356,351
229,028
257,884
94,908
98,467
71,304
78,887
68,866
76,368
2,438
2,519
62,870
64,922
54,991
56,859
7,879
8,062
1969—June 3 0..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
493,267
504,245
426,513
436,708
345,347
350,759
251,489
256,314
93,858
94,445
81,166
85,949
78,610
83,380
2,556
2,570
66,754
67,537
58,286 ’
58,864
8,468
8,673
1970—June 3 0..........................
Dec. 3 1 ..........................
502,658
553,826
433,373
481,745
346,228
385,176
254,261
283,664
91,967
101,512
87,145
96,568
84,865
93,998
2,280
2,570
69,285
72,081
60,194
62,680
9,091
9,402
39
MONETARY SYSTEM -SUM M ARY MEASURES
1.7
N ature o f classified change
1941
1942
CHANGES IN THE NUMBER OF COMMERCIAL HANKS, BY
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1951
1949 j 1950
All commercial banks
S3
53
22
22
49
49
69
69
1,7
117
144
144
in
111
80
80
72 !
72 1
110
8
167
9
152
4
111
99
111
96
87
93
4
} 60
42
89
69
86
62
72
38
-1 0
14,278
+ 3
14,136
+1
14,034
13,992
I
I
Consolidations and absorptions:
55
29
11
56
19
12
+ 1 ............. + 122
14,011 14,044 14,181
-3
14,171
/ 54
1 40
1 17
80
19
1
«»
68 j
62 !
62 J
73
73
104
1 "
96 ,
3 i
116
3
„
58 1
71 ;l
58 1
20
24 j
10 1
18
12 i
12 1
11 j
13
1
4'6 1 4-1 i
4-2
14,156 14,121 14,089 14,046
1
i
National banks
13
7
4
2
13
3
5
5
21
g
6
7
33
17
7
9
35
21
11
3
27
19
6
18
T
2
54
2
36
4,
.............
45
29
32
28
7
34
U
27
5
34
21
19
3
19
7
2
21
9
6
7
4
5
2
i
5,081
5.040
5.025
5,017
5,007
5,005
5
2
3
19
12
4
3
i
’
>
i
,7 1
7 ,
3 i
11 1
9 j
15
,5
30
45
22 1
5
2 i
1
1
32
6
1
2
t
40
4
41
Consolidations and absorptions:
}
22
6
2
6
5,117
/
(
35 !
29
24 :
7
j
21 I
I
i
6
l 1
1
i
4,991
|
5
4,975 j 4,958 ' 4.939 I 4.909
1
State member banks
32
5
106
2
104
117
4
113
113
5
108
95
8
87
65
9
56
52
14
38
21
12
10
17
77
H
39
27
23
,
1
2
4
5
12
2
2
2
5
3
1
6
7
7
2
3
2
11
11
11
4
1
6
5
16
1
I
1,499
1,595
1,695
1,786
1,864
1,890
1,915
1,924
169
1
166
2
Consolidations and absorptions:
\
)
8
;
1
I
I
4
22 i
6
J
.1
32 1
n iI
8
9 I
10 1
•* !
19 1
24 i
8 1
'
14 1
,1
n
I 1
3 1
2
1
4 i
3
11
11 !
4
/
1
1,914
1,912 ! 1,898
«
1
n4
12
1
29
17
3
I.............
1
9
i
| 1,886
N on member commercial banks
56
45
6
5
28
20
6
2
52
42
7
3
67
56
4
7
99
92
5
2
127
114
2
11
84
78
1
5
66
60
2
4
243
4
233
9
214
2
185
1
151
110
92
1
68
37
34
2
166
56
61
3
104
45
49
5
113
37
32
7
108
38
17
9
87
21
18
12
3
56
25
18
8
2
38
19
9
11
2
27
-1 0
7,662
+ 3
7,460
4-1
7,299
7,181
+ 1
7,130
7,147
4-12?.
7,261
-3
7,256
Consolidations and absorptions:
)
40
I
{
66 '
54
1
11
I
61 i
4
20
9
10
3
15
J
1
11
1i
S8
i
5?
4 I
75 1
I \
39 '
13 1
H I
9
4-1
7,267 ' 7,251
i
63
51 1
1 1
11 I
1
64
3 I
68
54
5
9
69
3
25 J
17
9 ;l
2
8
33
<)
12
j
12
7,252 1 7,25i
i
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
CLASS OF BANK AND BY CHARACTER OF CHANGE, 1941-70
1954
1953
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
All commercial banks
1968
1969
1970
-
64
64
73
73
116
116
123
123
89
89
97
97
117
117
135
135
112
112
183
183
298
298
336
336
198
198
118
118
102
102.
87
87
134
134
185
185
129
4
216
3
240
4
199
3
163
3
164
8
172
3
137
2
153
9
188
2
155
2
143
8
156
7
142
1
148
4
130
151
4
159
1
92
23
10
175
31
7
204
27
5
166
23
7
134
23
3
126
25
5
148
18
3
106
25
4
126
13
5
164
18
4
139
12
2
120
13
2
130
19
113
24
4
114
19
11
120
10
128
18
1
127
23
8
13,981
+2
13,840
13,716
13,640
+2
13,568
13,501
+ 28
13,474
13,472
+ 1
13,432 13,427
-1
13,569
-1
13,761
+ 1
-1 0
13,804 13,770
-3
13,721
+ 1
13,679
13,662
13,688
N ational banks
14
12
1
1
30
18
4
8
36
28
2
6
39
30
2
7
24
20
2
2
25
19
3
3
30
23
6
1
47
32
9
6
35
26
9
76
63
13
188
162
8
18
232
200
13
19
111
88
10
13
48
25
13
10
29
18
4
7
27
14
7
6
33
16
8
9
52
40
7
5
67
98
132
2
80
1
57
1
67
1
73
59
52
2
86
76
74
1
69
2
63
70
1
69
80
2
100
1
54
9
80
14
1
65
10
1
45
8
56
9
64
7
40
10
44
5
72
8
55
7
1
48
6
53
11
54
3
42
5
53
7
3
3
1
i
3
6
2
9
63
3
1
1
5
53
7
4
115
10
1
1
3
7
2
7
5
12
28
39
4,856
+ 1
4,789
-1
4,692
4,651
+ 2
4,620
4,578
+7
4,542
4,758
4,716
4,669
4,621
4,530
13
4,513
4,503
4,615
4,773
4,815
-1
4,799
3
State m ember banks
20
to
10
18
6
12
21
4
16
1
16
6
10
10
3
7
9
2
7
9
4
5
12
5
7
7
2
5
9
4
5
7
3
4
8
3
4
1
5
4
1
11
5
4
2
4
3
1
4
1
3
13
7
3
3
8
8
23
1
34
42
56
48
1
48
52
58
50
1
64
58
49
51
66
42
1
55
73
]
63
14
3
22
4
34
4
26
6
25
5
27
2
31
5
26
2
14
3
17
1
18
3
12
4
7
1
17
5
15
3
4
4
2
2
2
13
3
15
27
3
1
6
15
19
5
1
4
36
3
1
2
14
9
25
4
« 16
3
« 25
8
22
13
19
io
23
13
32
4
21
7
40
8
42
7
38
4-1
1,884
1,868
+ 1
1,848
1,808
1,770
1,731
1,688
1,642 ■ 1,599
1,544
1,493
1,452
1,406
1,351
1,313
1,262
1,202
1,147
Nonm em ber commercial banks
50
42
4
4
56
49
3
4
89
84
3
2
104
87
3
14
82
66
3
13
92
76
1
15
107
90
2
15
132
98
9
25
101
84
1
16
147
116
6
25
168
133
13
22
157
5
19
136
106
7
23
127
88
7
32
107
81
5
21
124
72
12
40
181
111
28
42
214
137
39
38
59
3
115
3
96
2
99
2
85
1
78
18
76
3
76
2
82
6
87
2
86
2
81
7
90
5
81
1
74
2
74
91
1
85
24
11
10
1
10
73
13
6
8
12
55
13
4
6
16
65
10
5
7
10
63
9
3
2
7
45
11
•4
3
7
57
8
2
1
5
47
10
4
6
7
55
6
5
5
5
61
5
4
10
5
58
3
1
18
4
43
7
1
19
4
60
11
49
4
11
7
1
59
6
13
1
47
15
4
10
4
6
3
69
8
1
9
3
59
13
8
5
—1
7,241
+ 1
7,183
7,176
7,181
7,178
7,192
+ 21
7,244
7,300
+ 1
7,320
7,380
-1
7,461
-1
7,536
+ 1
7,583
-9
7,620
-3
7,650
+ 1
7,701
7,791
7,920
° C orrected.
1 Includes involuntary liquidation o f one bank.
133
N ote.— F igures include private banks. Reopenings o f suspended banks
are included in “ Unclassified” category.
41
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
1.8
NUMBER OF BANKS ON THE PAR LIST AND NOT ON THE PAR LIST,
[lincl of
F . R. district and class o f bank
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
All districts:
11,543
6,619
4,924
N o t on par list (nonm cm ber)......... 2,731
Boston:
New York:
Richmond:
N o t on pur list (nonm em ber).........
Atlanta:
N o t on par list (nonniem ber).........
Chicago:
St. Louis:
Minneapolis:
N o t on par list (nonm em ber).........
Kansas City:
N ot on par list (nonm em ber).........
D allas:
(
N o t on par list (nonm em ber).........
San Francisco:
N o t on par list (nonm em ber).........
1951
1952
1953
11,422
6,679
4,743
2,710
11,501
6,738
4,763
2,529
11,552
6,814
4,738
2,445
11,876
6,884
4,992
2,133
11,957
6,894
5,063
2,086
12,037
6,917
5,120
2,041
12,06t
6,912
5,149
2,011
12,178
6,887
5 291
1,873
12,162
6,868
5,294
1,853
12,158
6,835
5,323
1,829
12,122
6,792
5,330
1,820
12,085
6,737
5,348
1,801
509
347
162
508
348
160
504
346
158
503
347
156
495
340
155
490
336
154
493
336
157
495
336
159
485
329
156
475
325
150
471
323
148
469
321
148
464
316
148
992
797
195
987
799
188
976
806
170
964
816
148
955
814
141
936
801
135
926
797
129
908
783
125
894
768
126
873
751
122
858
737
121
837
720
117
814
700
114
883
659
224
873
652
221
862
646
216
858
647
211
851
647
204
846
649
197
844
647
197
841
645
196
836
640
196
835
639
196
829
632
197
820
621
199
799
607
192
1,211
673
538
2
1,195
685
510
2
1,183
707
476
2
1,180
710
470
1
1,177
721
456
1,168
722
446
1,145
710
435
1,134
704
430
1,125
700
425
1,117
693
424
1,106
685
421
1,090
673
417
1,065
652
413
722
447
275
289
722
460
262
288
724
465
259
284
733
468
265
274
756
472
284
249
785
475
310
228
790
475
315
220
798
478
320
211
804
479
325
208
804
477
327
203
812
477
335
196
812
477
335
193
814
477
337
193
399
317
82
704
405
318
87
693
400
316
84
696
408
316
92
696
489
325
164
626
516
331
185
628
547
340
207
619
557
346
211
626
577
351
226
611
596
353
243
601
618
355
263
599
630
360
270
594
642
363
279
589
2,237
899
1,338
220
2,226
925
1,301
215
2,349
953
1,396
86
2,361
969
1,392
71
2,396
995
1,401
62
2,416
999
1,417
57
2,428
1,000
1,428
56
2,434
1,003
1,431
54
2,490
1,001
1,489
2,487
1,005
1,482
2,483
1,009
1,474
2,476
1,005
1,471
2,480
1,011
1,469
1,058
437
621
443
1,035
450
585
446
1,051
456
595
413
1,073
475
598
387
1,093
490
603
366
1,111
495
616
356
1,115
495
620
352
1,126
495
631
343
1,135
496
639
337
1,134
496
638
336
1,139
495
644
325
1,140
493
647
323
1,144
493
651
316
567
452
115
716
557
454
103
718
555
454
101
715
566
467
99
702
588
472
116
685
592
470
122
680
609
475
134
669
620
476
144
658
678
478
200
600
677
477
200
598
677
476
201
597
676
476
200
600
677
472
205
598
1,646
741
905
176
1,608
744
864
173
1,593
741
852
167
1,590
749
841
164
1,732
751
981
15
1,731
753
978
19
1,740
758
S82
11
1,740
760
980
9
1,740
756
984
9
1,749
756
993
9
1,743
751
992
9
1,745
752
993
9
1,752
753
999
7
814
573
241
152
809
570
239
149
814
575
239
143
824
580
244
136
849
585
264
120
868
595
273
113
897
613
284
110
906
618
288
109
914
623
291
108
922
630
292
106
931
633
298
103
939
634
^05
101
947
635
312
98
505
277
228
29
497
274
223
26
490
273
217
23
492
270
222
14
495
272
223
10
498
268
230
5
503
271
232
4
502
268
234
1
500
266
234
493
266
227 j
491
262
229
488
260
228
487
258
229
Philadelphia:
Cleveland:
1950
’
42
MONETARY SYSTEM—SUMMARY MEASURES
BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT AND BY CLASS OF BANK, 1941-70
year]
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
11,960
6,654
5,306
1,787
11,862
6,537
5,325
1,785
11,815
6,456
5,359
1,754
11,759
6,387
5,372
1,741
11,722
6,306
5,416
1,719
454
311
143
444
303
141
435
298
137
430
293
137
422
286
136
415
276
139
787
680
107
728
625
103
685
586
99
655
559
96
630
530
100
777
587
190
743
563
180
717
547
170
698
533
165
1,029
632
397
1,002
615
387
986
606
380
817
476
341
187
821
473
348
177
659
373
286
585
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
11,709
6,110
5,599
1,636
11,724
6,045
5,679
1,617
11,893
6,107
5,786
1,594
12,128
6,224
5,904
1,547
12,221
6,220
6,001
1,492
12,238
6,149
6,089
1,449
12,266
6,071
6,195
1,375
12,666
5,977
6,689
932
12,786
5,870
6,916
792
13,100
5,773
7,327
501
408
268
140
398
260
138
391
253
138
388
251
137
382
250
132
384
251
133
385
248
137
384
247
137
380
243
137
379
236
143
376
231
145
602
507
95
585
491
94
570
475
95
547
451
96
530
426
104
530
419
111
516
409
107
512
400
112
499
384
115
491
374
117
488
364
124
476
352
124
672
513
159
651
499
152
636
488
148
616
474
142
592
456
136
578
443
135
554
421
133
541
408
133
522
387
135
501
370
131
492
359
133
483
345
138
456
321
135
976
599
377
964
589
375
938
572
366
928
565
363
909
551
358
883
527
356
867
513
354
852
506
346
843
504
339
836
498
338
826
492
334
816
484
332
806
475
331
794
470
324
819
470
349
168
816
465
351
162
806
455
351
157
797
447
350
151
785
435
350
143
778
428
350
131
763
421
342
118
752
413
339
107
759
418
341
95
748
409
339
84
732
399
333
80
732
392
340
70
715
378
337
62
699
366
333
50
694
361
333
39
682
379
303
586
721
391
330
577
737
397
340
575
757
401
356
566
780
403
377
557
809
418
391
558
836
420
416
546
864
430
434
541
923
467
456
533
1,006
502
504
514
1,063
520
543
492
1,091
524
567
470
1,123
528
595
447
1,164
536
628
426
1,278
538
740
334
1,531
546
985
121
2,485
1,017
1,468
2,484
1,022
1,462
2,477
1,020
1,457
2,473
1,019
1,454
2,473
1,018
1,455
2,464
1,005
1,459
2,470
997
1,473
2,479
1,002
1,477
2,499
1,005
1,494
2,509
1,010
1,499
2.523
1,016
1,507
2,527
1,006
1,521
2,537
995
1,542
2,545
987
1,558
2,550
974
1,576
2,547
952
1,595
2,563
943
1,620
1,142
490
652
315
1,151
492
659
308
1,165
492
673
300
1,167
491
676
300
1,174
489
685
293
1,184
488
696
290
1,187
480
707
289
1,192
478
714
280
1,200
474
726
276
1,217
475
742
269
1,237
481
756
256
1,262
483
779
242
1,272
480
792
235
1,291
478
813
215
1,309
474
835
197
1,354
465
889
152
1,407
459
948
104
679
473
206
601
684
473
211
601
688
473
215
599
691
474
217
599
694
476
218
599
701
477
224
597
708
474
234
598
711
476
235
598
710
470
240
602
724
485
239
607
745
494
251
607
754
495
259
603
760
494
266
595
780
493
287
576
1,176
489
687
181
1,179
490
689
179
1,187
489
698
178
1,747
749
998
7
1,752
749
1,003
7
1,758
752
1,006
6
1,755
749
1,006
6
1,757
749
1,008
6
1,768
755
1,013
6
1,770
756
1,014
4
1,775
756
1,019
4
1,796
764
1,032
3
1,841
796
1,045
2
1,887
830
1,057
2
1,908
835
1,073
1,919
835
1,084
1,924
836
1,088
1,931
833
1,098
1,941
829
1,112
1,952
807
1,145
957
632
325
92
969
634
335
91
986
634
352
89
1,001
634
367
84
1,014
631
383
83
1,036
633
403
81
1,063
632
431
77
1,074
630
444
75
1,104
632
472
75
1,160
656
504
74
1,196
672
524
71
1,211
675
536
69
1,220
673
547
67
1,224
667
557
66
1,226
651
575
65
1,229
640
589
77
1,274
639
635
59
427
234
193
402
209
193
15
378
187
191
15
360
174
186
15
359
169
190
15
359
165
194
8
362
165
197
3
371
160
211
2
375
162
213
2
404
172
232
2
457
215
242
2
464
225
239
2
452
216
236
2
437
197
240
1
416
182
234
1
403
170
233
390
155
235
1959
1960
11,695 11,711
6,227
6,169
5,468
5,542
1,690. 1,672
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Section 2
MEMBER BANKS
Contents
IN T R O D U C T IO N ____________________ 47
C urrency
CHANG ES IN M E M B E R S H IP ________
B alances w ith D omestic and F oreign
B anks ______________________________ 55
48
and
C o i n ___________________ 55
CLASSIFICATION F O R R ESERV E
P U R P O S E S -------------------------------------- 49
C ash I tem s
B RA N C H REPO RTS -------------------------- 50
C ustomers ’ L iability
C LASSIFICATION O F L O A N S _______ 50
O ther A sset I t e m s ___________________ 55
CLASSIFICATION O F INV ESTM EN TS 51
N um ber
CLASSIFICATION O F D E P O S IT S _____ 51
D eposits — G e n e r a l ___________________ 56
D EM A N D DEPOSITS A D JU S T E D ------- 52
C ertified
N ET DEM AN D D E P O S IT S ___________ 52
I nterbank D e p o s it s ___________________ 56
of
in
P rocess
of
C ollection _ 55
on
A cceptances 55
B a n k s ____________________ 56
and
O ffic er s ’ C hecks ,
etc .
O TH E R ITEM S AND CHANGES IN __________B orrowings __________________________
R E PO R T IN G
L oans
and
R eserves
53
A cceptances O utstanding ___________
56
57
57
I n v es t m e n ts ----------------------- 53
O ther L iabilities ____________________ 57
F ederal R eserve B anks 54
C apital A c c o u n t s ____________________ 57
w ith
45
Tables
2.1
All M em ber Banks, Call Dates, 1939-70
2.2
A. Total Assets and Num ber of B a n k s -----------------------------------------------------60
B. T otal Liabilities -------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------62
C. Classification of Loans ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 65
D. Classification of Investm ents---------------------------------------------------------------- 67
E. Classification of D e p o sits-------------------------------------------------------------------- 70
Reserve City M ember Banks— New York City, Call Dates, 1939-70
A.
B.
C.
2.3
Total Assets and Num ber of B a n k s -----------------------------------------------------73
Total L iab ilities-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 75
Classification of L o a n s ----------------------------------------------------------------- -------78
D. Classification of Investm ents---------------------------------------------------------------- 80
E. Classification of D e p o sits_____________________________________________ 83
Reserve City Member Banks— City of Chicago, Call Dates, 1939-70
A.
B.
2.4
Total Assets and Num ber of B a n k s ---------------------------------------------- ------ 86
Total L iabilities___________________________________ ___________________ 88
C. Classification of L o a n s _______________________________________________ 91
D. Classification of Investm ents---------------------------------------------------------------- 93
E. Classification of D e p o sits_____________________________________________ 96
Reserve City Member Banks— Other, Call Dates, 1939-70
2.5
A. Total Assets and Number of B a n k s___________________________________ 99
B. Total L iabilities______________________________________________________ 101
C. Classification of L o a n s _______________________________________________ 104
D. Classification of Investm ents__________________________________________ 106
E. Classification of D e p o sits_____________________________________________ 109
Country M ember Banks, Call Dates, 1939-70
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
Total Assets and Number of B a n k s _______________________________ _ _
Total L iabilities______________________________________________________
Classification of L o a n s _______________________________________________
Classification of Investm ents__________________________________________
Classification of D e p o sits_____________________________________________
46
112
114
117
119
122
Section 2
MEMBER BANKS
INTRODUCTION
At the end of 1970 member banks of the
Federal Reserve System held more than fourfifths of the assets of all commercial banks in
the United States. This section presents de
tailed statistics on the condition of these mem
ber banks: all national banks in the 50 States
and the District of Columbia, which are re
quired by law to be members of the System,
and those State banks that have become mem
bers upon meeting certain requirements.
“Call reports”— supplied by the banks upon
call by the supervisory authorities—are the
source of these statistics _on condition. As re
quired by law, the Comptroller of the C ur
rency issues calls on national banks, and the
Federal Reserve issues calls on State banks
that are members of the Federal Reserve Sys
tem. Since the beginning of 1961 all member
banks have been required by law to submit at
least four call reports each year; however, data
for only two of the calls— the midyear and the
year-end— have been tabulated in most years.
Previously only three calls had been required,
but four were usually made. Detailed instruc
tions issued by each supervisory authority for
preparation of call reports are identical in most
respects. Any differences in statistics resulting
from differences in instructions have been ad
justed in the process of tabulation.
Data in this section are based on figures col
lected by the two banking supervisory agen
cies. Data for the period through 1968 were
published by the Board in its Summary Report
— Assets and Liabilities of M ember Banks.1
Since then the data have been shown in A s
sets and Liabilities of Commercial and M utual
Savings Banks published by the Federal De
posit Insurance Corporation (F D IC ). Similar
figures, in less detail, are published in the Fed
eral Reserve Bulletin.
The tables in this section summarize the
principal assets and liabilities of member
banks on call dates for the period 1939-70.
1 U ntil 1962 th e S u m m a ry R ep o rt— A ssets and
L iabilities o f M e m b e r B a n k s w as called M e m b e r
B a n k C all R e p o rt.
•
47
Member Banks
acter of demands that may be made on the
banks.
The following paragraphs describe the prin
cipal factors that affect the comparability of
data shown in the tables in this section. The
descriptions cover the changes in classification
and content of the important balance sheet
items and indicate how the new classifications
compare with those shown for earlier years in
Banking and M onetary Statistics (1914-41).
More detailed information about the content of
individual items in the tables appears at the
end of this section.
Among the more important factors affecting
comparability of statistics relating to member
banks are changes in membership in the Fed
eral Reserve System, changes in the classifica
tion of banks for reserve purposes, and the
consolidation of branch reports with headoffice reports for banks operating branches.
Changes in reporting requirements also affect
comparability. Beginning with June 1969, for
example, banks were required to submit con
solidated reports including figures for all m a
jority-owned bank premises subsidiaries and
other significant majority-owned domestic
subsidiaries.4 Mergers and consolidations—
whether between member and nonmember
banks or between member banks having differ
ent reserve classifications— also affect the com
parability of the figures over time.
Table 2.1 shows data for all member banks;
Table 2.2, for reserve city banks in New York
City; Table 2.3, for reserve city banks in Chi
cago; Table 2.4, for other reserve city banks;
and Table 2.5, for country banks. Parts A and
B of each table show major assets and liabili
ties, respectively; Part C, a classification of
loans; Part D, a classification of investments;
and Part E, a classification of deposits. It
should be noted here that in Tables 2.2 and
2.3 the reserve classification— reserve city— is
used to denote banks in New York City and
Chicago, even though the two cities were offi
cially “central reserve cities” until July 28,
1962, as described later.2
Statistics of loans and investments made by
banks show the volume and kinds of credit ex
tended to different types of borrowers. These
data, together with information on reserves
and borrowings,3 indicate the liquidity of bank
assets and also, under normal conditions, the
nature of banks’ response to the credit de
mands of their customers. On the other hand,
the amounts and types of deposits that banks
hold—whether as checking or as savings and
other time deposits—indicate the asset prefer
ences of the various broad classifications of
customers of banks and the volume and char- B eginning N ov. 9, 1972, designation of b a n k s as
reserve city b an k s fo r re serv e-req u irem en t purposes
has been based on size of b a n k (n et d em an d deposits
of m o re th a n $400 m illio n ).
3 F o r d a ta on m em ber b a n k s’ reserves and th eir
b o rro w in g s at F e d e ral R eserve B anks, see “ M em ber
B ank R eserves and R elated Item s,” Section 10 of this
p u b licatio n .
1 C o n so lid atio n of subsidiaries raised to ta l assets
and to ta l liabilities a n d capital accounts by a n esti
m ate d S860 m illion a t all com m ercial banks. (C o m
p a riso n n o t available fo r m em b e r banks.)
CHANGES IN MEMBERSHIP
Membership in the Federal Reserve System
is increased by the establishment of new na
tional banks, by the conversion of nonmember
banks into national banks, or by admission of
State banks (new or existing) to membership.
As a result, assets of member banks increase.
Absorptions of nonmember banks by member
banks also cause total member bank assets to
increase. Conversely, member bank assets de
cline when State member banks withdraw
from Federal Reserve membership, when na
tional banks convert into State banks and then
withdraw from membership, or when nonmem
ber banks absorb member banks.
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Section 2
CLASSIFICATION FOR RESERVE PURPOSES
in outlying sections of reserve cities as country
banks. Beginning with July 28, 1959, it has
had the authority to designate banks in reserve
cities—regardless of the location of the bank
within those cities—as country banks on the
basis of the character of business transacted by
the bank.
On December 31, 1941, 6 of the 7 member
banks located in the Boroughs of Brooklyn
and the Bronx of New York City were classi
fied as reserve city banks, and all 12 members
in the Boroughs of Queens and Richmond
were classified as country banks. (One mem
ber bank in the Borough of Brooklyn, with a
branch in the Borough of M anhattan, re
mained a central reserve city bank.) Likewise,
there were 33 member banks in Chicago clas
sified as reserve city banks; the remainder
were classified as central reserve city banks.,
(No bank in Chicago was classified as a coun
try bank.) There were 48 member banks in 17
other reserve cities that were classified as
country banks at the end of 1941. The banks
thus reclassified were relatively small, typically
neighborhood banks.
Under the National Bank Act, national
banks were permitted to carry some of their
reserves with other national banks in certain
designated cities, and the banks in these re
serve cities in turn were required to hold
somewhat larger reserves than other banks.
Differentials in reserve requirements for var
ious classes of banks were also required by the
Federal Reserve Act. The requirements were
generally higher for banks that were located
in large financial centers than for those in
small centers.5
The Federal Reserve Act also gave the
Board of Governors authority—previously
possessed by the Comptroller of the Currency
—to classify cities for reserve purposes. Until
July 28, 1962, banks could be classified as
(1) central reserve city banks; (2) reserve
city banks; or (3 ) other banks, generally re
ferred to as country banks. Pursuant to the
amendments to the Federal Reserve Act
passed in 1959, the Board’s authority to clas
sify or reclassify cities as central reserve cities
was term inated effective July 28, 1962. From
time to time the Board has changed its desig
nations of cities as central reserve and reserve
cities.6
N ot all banks in central reserve cities were
necessarily classified as central reserve city
banks, and not all banks in reserve cities were
classified as reserve city banks. Until July 28,
1959, the Board had authority to designate
banks in outlying sections of central reserve
cities either as reserve city banks or as country
banks. It also had authority to designate banks
On December 31, 1970, there were 12
member banks located in the five Boroughs of
New York City that were classified as country
banks. The only banks classified as reserve city
banks were located in the Borough of M anhat
tan, and there were 11 such banks. In Chicago
there were 43 member banks classified as
country banks and only 9 classified as reserve
city banks. There were 257 member banks in
40 other reserve cities classified as country
banks at the end of 1970. Banks that have
been reclassified as country banks are the
smaller banks in their respective reserve cities,
and the character of business transacted by
these banks is unlike that generally transacted
by reserve city banks.
5 F o r c h an g es in reserve re q u ire m e n ts b y classes
of b a n k s d u rin g th e p eriod J u n e 21, 1917-D ec. 31,
1970, see T ab le 10.4 in Section 10 o f this p u b lic a
tion.
6 A co m p lete list of changes in c en tral reserv e city
and reserve city designations, 1914-70, is given in
T ab le 10.5 in S ection 10 o f this p ublication.
49
Member Banks
BRANCH REPORTS
However, for the tabulations herein, the assets
and liabilities of such branches are not consoli
dated with the assets and liabilities of the par
ent bank, as is done in the case of domestic
branches. Instead, only the net amount due
from or to each such branch is reflected in the
parent bank’s report among “other assets” and
“other liabilities,” as discussed later.7 A t the
end of 1970, 81 member banks had in active
operation a total of 536 branches in 66 foreign
countries and overseas areas of the United
States.
Call reports submitted by a member bank
operating branches reflect the consolidated
condition of the bank and all of its domestic
branches regardless of location. The reports are
always tabulated according to the location and
reserve classification of the parent bank, even
if the branches are located in communities dis
tant from the parent bank and outside the re
serve city. However, if a bank that would nor
mally be classified as a country bank maintains
an office in a reserve city, that bank may be
classified as a reserve city bank; if so, totals
for all of its offices are included in the reserve
city figures.
7 Beginning with June 1969, banks with foreign
operations were required to publish a report of con
dition consolidating foreign branches and significant
majority-owned foreign subsidiaries with the bank’s
domestic operations. These consolidated figures are
not included in the summary statistics as are the fig
ures on domestic operations.
M ember banks that operate one or more
branches in foreign countries or in U.S. de
pendencies and insular possessions must sub
mit a separate report for each such branch.
CLASSIFICATION OF LOANS
In the call report for December 31, 1938, a
new classification of loans based more on pur
pose of loan than on type of collateral was
adopted.8 This classification provided informa
tion on commercial and industrial loans, agri
cultural loans, and loans for the purpose of
purchasing or carrying securities made to oth
ers than brokers and dealers. The new classifi
cation substantially reduced the total for
“other loans,” which then reflected principally
consumer loans to individuals. As of Decem
ber 31, 1942, the figures for “other loans”
were broken down into “other loans to indi
viduals” (4 categories) and “other.” The cate
gories of “other loans to individuals” that be
came available then were types of instalment
loans, for which figures had been reported on
separate schedules for several years. Beginning
with the June 10, 1959, call date, loans to
“other” financial institutions were reported
separately for the first time. Loans to such in
stitutions had previously been reported largely
against “commercial and industrial loans” and
“other loans.”
Continuity of some of these loan categories
was broken beginning December 31, 1965,
when Federal funds sold were excluded from
some of the loan categories and reported sepa
rately and again on June 30, 1967, when secu
rities purchased under resale agreement were
also broken out and reported separately.9
Beginning with June 30, 1966, two types of
8 For a more detailed description of the classifica
tion of loans prior to 1938, see Banking and M one
tary Statistics (1914-41), pp. 63, 64, 67, and 68.
9 For further information on Federal funds sold
and securities purchased under resale agreement, see
discussion on p. 54 and footnote 16 of this section.
50
Section 2
i
“other securities.” It is estimated that for all
commercial banks (not just member banks)
these changes increased the total for “other se
curities” by about $1 billion.
loans— (1) loans to farmers directly guaran
teed by the Commodity Credit Corporation
and (2) Export-Import Bank portfolio fund
participations—were reclassified from loans to
CLASSIFICATION OF INVESTMENTS
The breakdown of investments other than
U.S. Government securities into major types
that was used in the tables in Banking and
M onetary Statistics (1914-41) has been re
placed with totals for holdings of (1) State and
local government issues, (2 ) other bonds, notes,
and debentures— with separate figures for Fed
eral agency issues and for other issues beginning
with 196110— and (3) corporate stock through
mid-1965. After that such stock is combined
with “other” under “other bonds, notes, and
debentures.” Beginning June 1969, certain in
vestments in subsidiaries, formerly classified
as “other securities,” are eliminated in the
consolidation process.
Since October 1928, figures have been avail
able separately for (1) U.S. Government secu
rities, by type of security, and (2) other
securities. During World W ar II banks’ hold
ings of U.S. Government securities grew much
faster than their holdings of other securities,
and such holdings represented a much larger
proportion of the banks’ total investments than
before the war. In the postwar period, how
ever, holdings of U.S. Government securities
declined somewhat whereas holdings of other
securities rose at a rapid rate. At the end of
1970, as the tables in this section indicate,
holdings of the latter group accounted for 60
per cent of the securities portfolios of member
banks. The data in this section also show hold
ings of U.S. Government securities in four m a
turity groups.
10 Including certain guaranteed loans and portfolio
fund participations beginning June 30, 1966, as noted
above under “classification of loans.”
CLASSIFICATION OF DEPOSITS
Deposit figures on a substantially compara
ble basis have been reported for the following
principal classes: interbank, U.S. Government
and postal savings, other demand, and other
time. Beginning with October 3, 1928, figures
have been available for various types of de
mand and time deposits: interbank (classified
into domestic and foreign); U.S. Government;
State and local government; certified and
officers’ checks; and individuals, partnerships,
and corporations (IP C ),
Beginning with April 12, 1961, the deposit
schedule was revised to provide the following
new items: (1) demand and time deposits
due to mutual savings banks; (2) savings de
posits, in the time category; and (3) demand
and time deposits due to foreign governments
and official institutions. Demand and time de
posits due to mutual savings banks had pre
viously been reported with other domestic in
terbank accounts, and deposits in the new
“foreign official” category had previously been
reported largely as foreign interbank acounts.11
11A breakdown of IPC demand and time deposits
of savings and loan associations was obtained for the
period Dec. 31, 1965, to Dec. 31, 1968, but these fig
ures are not shown separately here.
51
Member Banks
DEMAND DEPOSITS ADJUSTED
and deposits due to foreign commercial banks,
also previously excluded, accounted for $951
million. The reclassification of a large part of
the S654 million of demand deposits that for
eign official institutions held in U.S. banks ac
counted for most of the remainder; of that
about $560 million had previously been classi
fied as foreign commercial bank deposits, and
$50 million as domestic interbank. Accordingly,
less than $50 million of foreign official deposits
had been included in deposits of individuals,
partnerships, and corporations, and therefore
in the total for demand deposits adjusted.
Cash items in process of collection have al
ways been deducted from gross demand depos
its to eliminate, insofar as practicable, the
counting of deposits by both the bank on
which checks are drawn and the bank in which
they have been deposited. This double count
ing arises because banks give their depositors
credit for the checks that they deposit before
the checks are actually collected. Thus until
the checks reach the drawee banks and arc
charged to drawees’ deposit accounts, both the
drawers and the drawees have the same funds
—according to the banks’ reports.
The tables showing principal liabilities of
member banks (P art B ) include a memo
randum item on “demand deposits adjusted.”
This demand deposits adjusted figure is de
signed to measure the resources of a commu
nity on deposit with banks and readily
available for use.
Until early in 1961 demand deposits ad
justed had represented gross demand deposits
less: (1) all interbank deposits (commercial
and mutual savings bank, domestic and for
eign) ; (2) U.S. Government deposits; and (3)
cash items in process of collection. But begin
ning with April 12, 1961, a new concept was
adopted. This concept includes all demand de
posits except those of the U.S. Government
and of domestic commercial banks, and it ex
cludes cash items in process of collection.
As a result of these changes in concept, and
of certain reclassifications of data, described
below, demand deposits adjusted were about
$2.2 billion higher on. April 12, 1961, than
they would have been under the previous con
cept and classification. Demand deposits due
to mutual savings banks, previously excluded,
accounted for $654 million of the increase,
NET DEMAND DEPOSITS
A nother memorandum item on deposits
that appears in the tables on principal
liabilities is net demand deposits, which are
the amounts of deposits subject to reserve re
quirements according to the definition of the
term “net demand deposits” in effect on the
particular call date.1- Inasmuch as the defini
tion of the term has been changed from time
to time, principally because of changes in law
12 M em b er b an k s m ak e re p o rts of deposits a t reg
u la r in te rv als fo r th e p u rp o se of com puting th e re
serves re q u ire d b y law as described in Section 10 of
this pu b licatio n .
52
and regulations, the series is not fully compa
rable throughout the period back to 1914.
After the Banking Act of 1935, and through
January 28, 1964, net demand deposits were
defined as the excess of all demand deposits,
including deposits due to other banks and the
U.S. Government, over cash items in process
of collection and demand balances due from
other banks except (1) Federal Reserve
Banks, (2) foreign banks or branches thereof,
(3) foreign branches of domestic banks, and
(4) private banks. In April 1943 an amend
ment to the law exempted U.S. Government
Section 2
war loan deposit accounts from reserve re
quirements; this exemption expired 6 months
after the cessation of hostilities.13
In December 1959 the Board changed the
definition of demand deposits to exclude drafts
drawn upon, or other authorizations to charge,
a member bank’s reserve account at the Fed
13 For description of the composition of net de
eral Reserve Bank. Effective January 29,
mand deposits for earlier years and of the effect on
different classes of banks of the change in composi
1964, it ruled that balances due from private
tion prescribed by the Banking Act of 1935, see
(unincorporated) banks are an allowable de
Banking and Monetary Statistics (1 9 14-41) pp. 65
duction
for the computation of deposits for re
and 66. And for the principal changes in the defini
tion of “due to banks” and of changes in the com
serve purposes. (The law has never permitted
position of “due from banks” up to the passage of
banks to make deductions from time deposits
the Banking Act o f 1935, see pp. 66 and 67 of that
in computing required reserves.)
publication.
OTHER ITEMS AND CHANGES IN REPORTING
are shown gross—that is, without deduction of
valuation reserves—rather than net of such re
serves as they had been shown before. This
raised total loans by $4,588 million and total
securities by SI67 million.
In most years breakdowns of loans and in
vestments are available only for the June and
December calls. However, beginning with the
fall of 1950 and continuing through the spring
LOANS AND INVESTM ENTS
of 1963, breakdowns are available for the
spring and autumn calls as well as for June and
Prior to June 30, 1969, both total loans and
December.
total investments are shown at net book value—
Figures for commercial loans include open
that is, less charge-offs and valuation re
market paper. Figures for other loans to indi
serves. Overdrafts are included in the loan fig
viduals—broken down into (1) instalment,
ures. Beginning with June 30, 1948, figures for
with separate figures for retail auto, other re
various loan items are shown gross (that is,
tail, repair and modernization, and other, and
before deduction of valuation reserves); they
(2) single-payment—are shown separately be
do not add to the total and are not entirely
ginning with December 31, 1942. These were
comparable with prior figures. Similarly, begin
all previously a part of “other loans.”
ning with December 31, 1965, the components
Beginning with June 10, 1959, the call re
of U.S. Government securities are shown at
port schedule was revised to segregate loans to
par value rather than at book value; they do
nonbank financial institutions. The major com
not add to the total and are not entirely com
ponents of the new loan item are: (1) loans
parable with earlier data.
to sales finance companies, factors, etc., and to
Beginning June 30, 1969, figures for total
mortgage companies and other real estate
loans, total securities (and components), total
lenders—practically all of which had been in
assets, and total liabilities and capital accounts
cluded in “commercial and industrial loans” ;
and (2) loans to personal finance and loan
14 For details concerning the composition of items companies, to savings and loan and similar as
before 1939, see Banking and M onetary Statistics
sociations, and to insurance companies—prac
(1914-41) pp 67-71.
The following paragraphs describe the com
position of various asset and liability items for
member banks for the period beginning with
1939, as shown in the tables in this section.
The general nature of the item is indicated, and
changes in the form of the call report affecting
the item are noted.14
53
Member Banks
tically all of which had been included in
“other loans.” 15
Federal funds sold were reported separately
on the call report beginning with December
31, 1965. Previously they had been included
largely in “loans to banks,” with smaller
amounts included in “loans for purchasing and
carrying securities” and in “other loans.” 16
Similarly, figures for securities purchased
under agreement to resell were reported sepa
rately beginning June 30, 1967. Prior to that
time they too had been reported in “loans,”
primarily in “loans to banks.” (In the tables
here the combined totals of Federal funds sold
and of securities purchased under agreement
to resell are shown in the notes to Part C, which
appear at the end of Table 2.5 E.)
Holdings of foreign securities, shown as a
separate total in Banking and Monetary Statis
tics (1914-41) are included in “other bonds,
notes, and debentures” or in “corporate
stock.” Holdings of Federal Reserve Bank
stock likewise are not shown separately. Secu
rities of Federal agencies and corporations, re
ported separately for the first time in June
1961, are included here with “other bonds,
notes, and debentures.” “Corporate stock” in
cludes shares in savings and loan associations.
ber 1, 1959, banks were authorized to count
part of their vault cash (currency and coin) as
legal reserves, and after November 23, 1960,
to count all of it. In the data presented here
the two components of member bank reserves
are shown separately. There is a general re
quirement that reserve balances reported by
member banks should consist of collected
funds as shown by the member banks’ books.
Some member banks, however, particularly the
smaller ones, do not make a distinction on
their books between cash items in process of
collection and collected funds. Consequently,
to some extent the amount of reserves with
Reserve Banks as reported by member banks
may exceed the amounts shown on the books
of the Reserve Banks.
Other differences in reporting, however,
tend to make the amounts of reserves reported
by the member banks smaller than the
amounts shown by the Reserve Banks. Many
member banks reduce their reserve balances,
as shown on their books, as soon as they draw
drafts on the Reserve Banks or authorize
charges to their reserve accounts in payment
of checks received from the Reserve Banks for
collection and remittance—although the R e
serve Banks do not make such charges until
receipt of the drafts or authorizations.
A similar result arises from the fact that the
RESERVES W ITH FED ER A L RESERVE
Reserve Banks credit the reserve accounts of
BANKS
member banks with the proceeds of notes and
other noncash items upon collection thereof,
Between mid-1917 and December 1959 the
although member banks are not in position to
item “reserve with Federal Reserve Banks”
make corresponding entries on their books
represented a bank’s total reserve balance with
until notified that collection has been made.
its Reserve Bank, and each member bank had
This lack of synchronization of entries on the
to satisfy its legal reserve requirements entirely
books of the Federal Reserve Banks and of
out of these balances. Beginning with Decemthe member banks accounts for the difference
10 The remainder ($1 million) of the $5,277 mil between aggregate reserve balances as tabu
lion involved in the reclassification had been included
lated from member bank call reports and as
in “loans to banks.” For a reconciliation of loans
shown by the books of the Federal Reserve
outstanding on June 10, 1959, see Federal Reserve
Bulletin for January 1960, p. 12.
Banks. For example, as of December 31,
18 The term “Federal funds” refers to credit bal 1970, member banks reported $23,319 million
ances with Federal Reserve Banks, which may be
of reserve balances, compared with $24,150
purchased by member banks from one another, or
from nonmcmber institutions maintaining clearing ac
million shown on the books of the Reserve
counts with Federal Reserve Banks, usually on a
Banks (Table 9.1 of Section 9 of this publica
day-to-day basis, for the purpose of replenishing re
tion).
serves.
54
Section 2
and payable immediately upon presentation in
the United States—including checks with Fed
eral Reserve Banks in process of collection
and checks on hand that will be presented for
payment through the clearing house on the fol
lowing business day. Included are Government
checks and warrants drawn on the Treasurer of
the United States in process of collection, and
such other items in process of collection as are
payable immediately upon presentation in the
United States. Savings bonds on hand are re
ported as cash items in process of collection if
the reporting bank’s practice is to forward
them for collection at least every other day.
Cash items in process of collection may be
viewed either as cash or as a deduction from
deposits. It is in the latter sense that the item
is used in computing net demand deposits and
demand deposits adjusted, as described earlier.
It should be noted here that many banks do not
make a distinction on their books between (1)
collected balances due either from Federal R e
serve Banks or from other banks and (2)
checks in process of collection, but rather re
port all as balances. In that event figures for
cash items in process of collection are under
stated. The amount of understatement probably
is not large, however, and the fluctuations may
be unimportant.
CURREN CY AND COIN
“Currency and coin,” designated by the term
“cash in vault” in Banking and Monetary Sta
tistics (1914—41), consists of all U.S. coin and
currency held in a bank’s vault, including cur
rency and coin in transit to or from Federal
Reserve Banks. As already indicated, member
banks have been able to count all of their
vault cash as legal reserves since November
23, 1960.
BALANCES W ITH DOM ESTIC AND
F O R E IG N BANKS
Statistics for balances with domestic banks
represent demand and time balances with
banks in the United States; they include such
balances with U.S. branches of both foreign
banks and foreign agencies.
Balances with foreign banks represent de
m and and time balances with banks in foreign
countries and balances with foreign branches
of other U.S. banks. (Net balances due from
or to their own branches in foreign countries
or in overseas areas of the United States are
included in “other assets” and “other liabili
ties,” respectively.) Reciprocal balances with
foreign banks and their branches are always
reported gross, whereas those with domestic
banks are reported net.
CUSTOMERS’ LIA B ILITY ON
ACCEPTANCES
CASH ITEM S IN PROCESS OF
COLLECTION
The item “customers’ liability on accept
ances” consists of the aggregate liabilities to a
bank of its customers on outstanding drafts
and bills of exchange that have been accepted
by the bank or by other banks for its account
and that are outstanding—that is, not held by
the bank; if the acceptances are held by the
bank, they are required to be reported as loans
and discounts.
Cash items in process of collection represent
the amounts that banks have credited to de
positors’ accounts but have not yet collected
from the banks on which the deposited checks
were drawn.17
The item consists of checks in process of
collection—drawn on any banking institution
17 Checks for which deposit credit has been given
are charged back to depositors’ accounts if collection
is not effected. Moreover, banks generally do not
permit depositors to draw on deposits for which
credit has been given in advance of actual collection
of the checks.
O TH E R ASSET ITEM S
Beginning in June 1964 several changes
were made in classifications of other items on
55
Member Banks
posit liabilities.1^ Usually, however, the series
for both total demand and total time deposits
are the same as those shown for later years of
the period covered by Banking and Monetary
Statistics (1 9 1 4 -4 1 ). Since that book was pub
lished, there have been a few changes in the
detail reported for types of deposits. Among
time deposits, figures for deposits of “indi
viduals, partnerships, and corporations” broken
down between savings and time deposits were
not available for the period 1939-60. How
ever, on the basis of the breakdown for years
beginning with 1961, it can be assumed that
the figures before 1961 represent mainly sav
ings deposits.
Beginning with June 30, 1942, reciprocal
bank balances have been excluded from demand
balances with banks in the United States.
the balance sheet. The earlier classifications
and the changes are discussed below.
Before June 1964 the item “bank premises,
etc.” included the net book value— that is, less
charge-offs and depreciation reserves—of (1)
premises actually owned by the bank and oc
cupied by it or its branches, if any, (2) lease
hold improvements, and (3) furniture and
fixtures owned. And “other real estate”
represented the net book value of all real es
tate owned other than bank premises, and in
vestments and other assets indirectly represent
ing bank premises or real estate—that is,
amounts of stocks and bonds indirectly repre
senting real estate and the amount of loans,
contracts of sale, or other assets indirectly rep
resenting bank premises or other real estate.
Beginning June 1964 the categories “bank
premises, etc.” and “other real estate” were
combined into an item designated in the call
report as “fixed assets.” Beginning with the
December 1967 call, however, the two items
are again shown separately.
“Other assets” is a residual item. It includes
income accrued but not collected, expenses
prepaid, cash items not in process of collec
tion, net amounts due from branches in for
eign countries and in overseas areas of the
United States, and suspense debits.
C ER TIFIED AND O FFICERS’
CHECKS, ETC,
The demand deposit item “certified and
officers' checks, etc.” represents chiefly the lia
bility of the bank on (1) checks certified but
not yet presented for payment and (2) checks
drawn on the bank by its officers but not yet
presented for payment. It also includes out
standing letters of credit and travelers’ checks
sold for cash by the reporting bank or its
agent.
N UM BER O F BANKS
The figures for number of banks shown in
Part A of each table represent the number of
member banks in active operation that submit
ted condition reports as of the respective call
dates. They exclude inactive banks that may
not have been formally terminated through
voluntary liquidation, or suspension, and that
consequently may be included in other pub
lished series of existing banks.
INTERBANK DEPOSITS
There have been a number of changes in
the reporting of interbank deposits. Beginning
with December 31, 1938, all member banks
reported their reciprocal interbank balances on
a gross basis; before that date, these deposits
had not been reported on a uniform basis. Be
ginning with June 30, 1942, such balances
with domestic banks were reported on a net
basis. The effect of this change was to reduce
reported balances due from banks and re
ported balances due to banks by approxi-
DEPOSITS—GEN ERA L
Since 1939 the Board has ruled a few times
on whether specific liabilities were, in fact, de
1S For .specific rulings, readers may refer to the
Federal Reserve Bulletin.
56
Section 2
ACCEPTANCES OUTSTANDING
mately $600 million each. Certified and
officers’ checks, dividend checks, and letters of
credit and travelers’ checks sold for cash were
regarded during various periods as deposits
“due to banks” for reserve purposes, but in
the tables presented here, they are excluded
from interbank deposits.
From time to time questions have been pre
sented as to whether certain kinds of financial
institutions were “banks” within the meaning
of Section 19 of the Federal Reserve Act,
which relates to reserve requirements, or
within the meaning of some other provision of
law. In 1928, for example, the Board ruled
that deposits of M orris Plan banks and mutual
savings banks should be classified as demand
deposits due to banks,19 but that deposits of
building and loan associations should not be so
classified. In 1935, the Board ruled that the
term “banks” as used in Section 19 did not in
clude private banks, but in 1964 it revoked its
1935 ruling, and beginning January 29 of that
year private banks have been classified as
banks for reporting purposes. These and other
such rulings had some effect on the amounts
reported as due to and due from banks, but no
attempt has been made to obtain any statistics
on the effect of these rulings on reported fig
ures, and there is no reason to think that the
comparability of the series has been affected
materially.
The principal components of “other liabili
ties,” a residual item, on December 31, 1970,
were net amounts due to own branches in for
eign countries and in overseas areas of the
United States, expenses accrued and unpaid,
income collected but not earned, dividends de
clared but not yet payable, securities bor
rowed, and suspense credits and miscellaneous
liabilities. The composition of the item has
changed from time to time, partly as a result
of rulings on whether certain transactions re
sulted in deposit liabilities or in other liabilities,
as already mentioned. The rapid growth in
other liabilities that began in 1966 reflected in
part increases in large banks’ liabilities to their
own foreign branches as these banks obtained
funds from the Euro-dollar market through
their foreign branches.
BORROWINGS
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Figures for borrowings represent the total
amount borrowed by a bank from all sources
on its own promissory notes, on notes and bills
rediscounted, and on any other instruments
given for the purpose of borrowing money; the
figures also include Federal funds purchased
and, since December 1957, loans and securi
ties sold under repurchase agreement.20
The capital accounts shown in the tables on
liabilities are common stock, preferred stock,
surplus, undivided profits, and reserves for
contingencies.
The figures for preferred stock are the total
par value of such stock, plus the face amounts
of capital notes and debentures issued by
member banks.
The figures for common stock are obtained
by deducting figures for preferred stocks, as
described above, from the total of common
stock, preferred stock, and capital notes and
debentures.
The item “acceptances outstanding” repre
sents the amount of outstanding drafts and
bills of exchange accepted by a reporting bank
or by other banks acting as agents for the re
porting banks, less own acceptances acquired
by the reporting bank through discount or pur
chase.
OTHER LIABILITIES
19 Deposits of mutual savings banks were included
with domestic interbank deposits until early 1961.
20 Monthly figures o f borrowings by member banks
at Federal Reserve Banks are shown, by class of
bank, in Table 10.2 of Section 10 of this publication.
57
Member Banks
tirement account under a plan for retirement
of preferred stock or capital notes and deben
tures contained in a bank’s articles of associa
tion or agreement, under which such preferred
stock or capital notes and debentures were is
sued. Also included are amounts set aside for
possible or unforeseen decrease or shrinkage in
the book value of assets, or for other unfore
seen or indeterminate liabilities not otherwise
reflected on a bank’s books not covered by in
surance.
“Surplus” and “undivided profits” are the
amounts formally transferred to these accounts
up to the respective call dates, but no amount
reported as “book” surplus or undivided prof
its was included as such if such transfer im
paired the capital stock.
“Reserves for contingencies” include (1 ) re
serves for dividends payable in common stock,
(2) reserves for other undeclared dividends,
and for accrued interest on capital notes and
debentures, and (3) amounts set aside in a re
58
MEMBER
2.1 ALL MEMBER BANKS
A.
TOTAL ASSETS AND NUMBER OF BANKS
[Assets in millions o f dollars]
Loans and invest ments
i
Balances with—
nvestments
Call date
Total
assets
Total
Loans
Total
U.S. j
Govt. , Other
securities j securities
Reserve
with
F. R.
Banks
Currency
and
coin
Domes- '
tic
j Foreign
banks
banks
C ash
items
Bank
i prem| ises,
etc.
, O ther
V real
j estate
I
|
1939--M ar. 29...............
June 30...............
Oct. 2 ...............
Dec. 30...............
49,645
51,908
54,401
55,361
32,095
32,603
33,075
33,941
13,047
13,141
13,470
13,962
19,048
19,462
19,605
19,979
13,351
13,777
13,810
14,328
5,697
5,685
5,794
5,651
9,112
10,011
11,617
11,604
777
712
774
841
4,403
4,674
5,304
5,506
I
!
!
,
I1
46
43
40
24
i
1,481 j
2,183
1,921
1,807
1940— Mar. 26...............
June 29...............
Dec. 31...............
56,233
57,846
62,658
34,163
34,451
37,126
13,939
13,969
15,321
20,224
20,482
21,805
14,421
14,722
15,823
5,803
5,761
5,982
12,279
13,751
13,992
862
789
991
5,634 !
5,751 j
6,185 1
23
16
11
1,562 1
1,523 j
2,784 1
922 1
917 .
914
1941—-Apr. 4 ...............
June 30...............
Sept. 24...............
Dec. 31...............
63,088
64,857
66,497
68,121
38,983
40,659
41,943
43,521
15,878
16,729
17,546
18,021
23,104
23,930
24,397
25,500
16,988
18,078
18,338
19,539
6,116
5,852
6,059
5,961
13,531
12,959
13,246
12,396
837
999
1,061
1,087
6,340 1
6,293 j
6,562
6,246 j
7
10
7
'»
1,796
2,429
2,147
3,383
i
j
»
j
1942--Apr. 4 ...............
June 30...............
Dec. 31...............
67,458
69,946
84,917
44,287
46,800
59,263
17,834
16,928
16,088
26,453
29,872
43,175
20,449
24,098
37,546
6,004
5,774
5,629
12,725
12,295
13,072
884
1,022
1,019
6,271 ,j
5,770 1
6,147 j
1943--June 30...............
Oct. 18...............
Dec. 31...............
90,821
102,085
99,372
67,155
78,112
74,258
14,823
17,716
16,288
52,332
60,397
57,970
46,980
55,255
52,948
5,353
5,142
5,022
12,093
12,128
12,835
1,142
1,150
1,132
5,579
5,789
5,450
II
12
13
19
18
20
1944— Apr. 13...............
June 30...............
Dec. 30...............
101,943
108,684
118,706
78,027
83,587
91,569
16,135
18,084
18,676
61,892
65,503
72,893
56,771
60,339
67,685
5,121
5,164
5,208
12,497
12,813
14,261
1,265
1,143
1,271
5,266 |
5,799 |!
6,354 j
1945--M ar. 20...............
June 30...............
Dec. 31...............
117,081
126,436
138,304
90,524
99,426
107,183
17,219
20,588
22,775
73,305
78,838
84,408
67,915
73,239
78,338
5,389
5*599
6,070
14,605
14,807
15,811
1,365
1,150
1,438
1946- June 29...............
Sept. 30........
Dec. 31...............
131,400
128,781
127,241
102,032
99,706
96,362
23,302
24,775
26,696
78,729
74,931
69,666
72,272
68,232
63,042
6,458
6,699
6,625
16,001
15,792
16,015
1947=-June 30...............
Oct. 6 ...............
Dcc. 31...............
124,797
128,290
132,060
94,802
97,328
97,846
28,655
30,738
32,628
66,146
66,590
65,218
59,198
59,288
57,914
6,948
7,302
7,304
1948--A pr. 12...............
June 30...............
Dec. 31...............
126,675
127,297
131,392
95,896
95,449
95,616
33,062
33,871
36,060
62,834
61,578
59,556
55,364
54,139
52,154
1949--A pr. 11..............
June 30...............
Nov. 1..............
Dec. 31...............
126,350
127,259
131,605
134,431
93,835
95,315
100,888
101,528
34,905
34,456
35,565
36,230
58,930
60,859
65,323
65,297
1950=-A pr. 24...............
June 30...............
Oct. 4 ...............
Dec. 30..............
131,032
133,742
136,176
144,660
101,521
102,745
104,367
107,424
36,785
37,658
41,612
44,705
64,736
65,087
62,755
62,719
942
934
932
924
■
!
|
f
Cus- ^
tomers*
1 liability 1 Other
on
assets
1 accept- !
ances
N um ber
of
banks
107 .
102 1
81
108
220
194
215
188
6,331
6,330
6,339
6,362
404
371
339
98 i
79 j
83 1
286
199
231
6,377
6,398
6,486
919 '
913
915
911 J
331
319 ,
305
278 i
81 '
79 ;
65
72 ,
263
198
246
216
6,528
6,556
6,596
6,619
1,806 n
2,622 !
4,030 j
913 I
913
904
268 j
255
228 f
62 1
59 !
41 |
231
198
201
6,629
6,647
6,679
3,477 i
3,508 1
4,353
883
880
861 |
194 ,
177 '
158 I
54 1
49 1
44 |
226
275
261
6,703
6,724
6,738
19
18
17
3,542 j
4,025
3,958 i
855 j
842 :
817 |
146 ;
133
111
54 1
51
62 <
271
274
286
6,764
6,773
6,814
5,772 j
6,486
7,117 |
17
24
23
3,570 |
3,299
5,456
813 1
801
788 ;
106 j
93 '
84 !
47 j
41 |
66 1
263
309
338
6,823
6,840
6,884
1,141
1,382
1,576
5,772 j
5,660
5,936 |
34
61
56
5,133 1
4,870 j
6,005 |
787 |
795 ■
789 t
80
80 ■
75 1
91 (
96
U7 |
331
338
311
6,887
6,898
6,900
16,040
16,946
17,797
1,409
1,496
1,672
5,521 j
5,993
6,270 |
34
25
25
5,690 1
5,135
7,081 1
798 {
808 j
820 !
74 i
77
70
86 1
119
141 !
342
362
338
6,928
6,929
6,923
7,471
7,439
7,402
16,750
17,356
20,406
1,563
1,606
1,486
5,374 S
5,419
5,674 I
19
23
29
5,637 |
5,899
6,608 1
837 |
847
872 I
72 |
73
72 i
156 j!
192 (
180 i
371
434
450
6,932
6,925
6,918
51,362
53,132
57,052
56,883
7,568
7,727
8,271
8,414
19,186
17,808
16,150
16,429
1,609
1,568
1,538
1,521
5,057 1
5,065 j
5,635
6,194
21
18
49
41
5,105 1
5,965 ;
5,720 1
7,133
888 1
893 j
911 J
907 |
74
81
84
84
149 >
135 j
137 1
170
426
412
493
425
6,913
6,903
6,901
6,892
55,575
55,759
52,618
52,365
9,161
9,328
10,137
10,355
15,643
15,864
16,536
17,459
1,653
1,358
1,686
1,643
5,288
5,478 !
5,718
6,868
36
50
142
142
5,313
6,629
6,029 i
9,413
923
925
946
957
147
171
233
209
422
424
421
447
6,891
6,885
6,885
6,873
461
452 1
443
418
I,
86 ,
97 '
99
100
BANKS
■
105,705
106,563
108,388
112,247
46,318
46,866
47,936
49,561
59,387
59,698
60,452
62,687
48,861
49,108
49,647
51,621
10,527
10,590
10,805
11,065
19,305
18,946
19,857
19,912
1,713
1,403
1,930
2,062
5,533
5,567
6,515
7,463
110
119
58
49
6,027
7,209
6,221
9,767
978
993
1,015
1,023
105
105
111
112
278
236
241
325
434
471
422
479
6,869
6,859
6,846
6,840
1952-—Mar. 31...............
June 30...............
Sept. 5 ...............
Dec. 31...............
148,064
151,540
151,393
160,826
110,997
113,502
114,654
119,547
49,429
50,526
51,314
55,034
61,568
62,976
63,340
64,514
50,174
51,261
51,382
52,763
11,394
11,715
11,958
11,751
19,586
19,333
20,300
19,810
1,772
1,821
1,651
2,081
6,372
6,470
6,110
7,378
41
40
46
75
7,289
8,383
6,574
9,911
1,048
1,066
1,080
1,100
111
111
110
112
350
286
287
324
497
530
581
488
6,826
6,815
6,808
6,798
1953-—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
20...............
30...............
30...............
31...............
154,401
154,258
158,228
163,983
116,489
115,789
120,185
122,422
55,646
55,613
56,633
57,762
60,843
60,176
63,552
64,660
48,798
48,318
51,506
52,603
12,045
11,858
12,047
12,057
19,882
19,448
19,215
19,997
1,883
1,956
2,010
1,870
5,961
6,378
6,323
7,554
46
58
51
63
8,088
8,627
8,319
9,897
1,130
1,141
1,166
1,179
112
114
116
114
307
275
340
375
502
472
501
511
6,770
6,765
6,753
6,743
1954— Apr. 15...............
June 30...............
Oct.
7 ...............
Dec. 31...............
158,949
162,203
166,649
172,242
120,814
123,185
129,519
131,602
57,407
57,197
57,233
60,250
63,407
65,988
72,286
71,352
50,801
53,111
58,757
57,809
12,606
12,876
13,529
13,543
19,229
18,925
18,908
18,735
1,824
2,001
1,930
1,843
6,377
7,062
6,896
7,613
51
62
88
118
8,377
8,672
6,927
9,767
1,212
1,228
1,261
1,292
104
106
107
110
403
359
386
580
559
603
627
583
6,731
6,721
6,703
6,660
1955-—Apr. 11...............
June 30...............
Oct. 5 ...............
Dec. 31...............
169,388
169,686
170,820
179,414
130,903
130,788
132,343
135,360
61,737
64,315
67,381
70,982
69,166
66,473
64,961
64,377
54,968
52,543
50,931
50,697
14,198
13,930
14,030
13,680
18,575
17,942
18,437
18,722
2,095
2,017
2,003
2,019
6,728
6,704
6,447
7,612
81
101
78
97
8,325
9,535
8,872
12,965
1,341
1,361
1,394
1,444
120
126
135
136
564
438
437
422
656
673
674
637
6,616
6,611
6,571
6,543
1956—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
10...............
30...............
26...............
31...............
173,242
174,820
175,983
184,874
134,030
134,428
136,154
138,768
72,488
74,783
76,305
78,034
61,542
59,645
59,849
60,734
47,703
46,226
46,354
47,575
13,839
13,419
13,494
13,159
18,487
18,234
18,502
18,707
2,127
1,686
2,296
2,487
6,720
6,787
6,429
8,124
68
65
120
59
9,063
10,765
9,471
13,529
1,480
1,523
1,568
1,604
138
145
151
157
432
484
589
705
697
704
703
736
6,519
6,499
6,488
6,462
1957-—M ar. 14...............
June 6 ...............
Oct. 11...............
Dec. 31...............
178,284
176,507
181,836
188,828
137,492
137,808
140,338
142,353
77,760
78,448
80,308
80,950
59,732
59,360
60,030
61,403
46,235
45,829
46,241
47,079
13,497
13,531
13,789
14,324
18,628
18,501
19,203
18,973
2,196
2,065
1,889
2,536
6,287
5,931
6,586
7,806
62
72
63
76
10,292
8,700
10,035
13,355
1,645
1,688
1,753
1,770
161
172
186
198
754
748
958
983
767
823
825
779
6,455
6,445
6,418
6,393
1958-—M ar. 4 ...............
June 23...............
Sept. 24...............
Dec. 31...............
184,159
194,003
190,784
202,017
142,571
151,589
150,684
154,865
79,784
82,146
80,798
84,061
62,787
69,443
69,885
70,804
47,867
53,165
53,285
54,299
14,920
16,277
16,600
16,504
18,569
18,570
17,953
18,428
2,015
2,277
2,370
2,441
6,690
6,913
6,625
7,977
54
104
116
112
10,210
10,626
9,126
14,230
1,806
1,873
1,912
1,955
205
212
220
221
1,174
948
848
841
865
893
930
946
6,382
6,357
6,339
6,312
1959--M ar. 12...............
June 10...............
Oct. 6 ...............
Dec. 31...............
195,549
197,265
199,084
205,726
153,728
155,289
155,942
157,879
84,074
88,431
92,471
94,779
69,654
66,858
63,470
63,100
52,960
50,225
46,796
46,813
16,693
16,633
16,674
16,287
18,143
18,086
18,291
17,932
2,270
2,351
2,201
2,222
6,411
6,375
6,700
7,532
76
94
86
108
10,982
10,949
11,670
15,715
2,004
2,062
2,159
2,208
223
236
233
244
787
726
687
746
925
1,096
1,116
1,140
6,288
6,280
6,246
6,233
1960—M ar. 15...............
June 15...............
Oct.
3 ...............
Dec. 31...............
200,329
204,167
207,402
216,577
155,076
157,657
160,865
165,619
95,354
98,344
98,815
99,933
59,722
59,313
62,050
65,685
43,605
43,526
45,969
49,106
16,117
15,788
16,080
16,579
17,806
17,918
17,552
16,720
2,326
2,427
2,249
2,518
6,898
6,913
7,275
8,582
75
94
140
136
13,653
14,524
14,209
17,799
2,261
2,319
2,413
2,366
259
278
287
331
948
970
1,250
1,383
1,027
1,068
1,164
1,122
6,221
6,217
6,197
6,174
1961--A pr. 12...............
June 30...............
27
___
Dec. 30...............
210,807
213,719
219 287
235,112
165,481
168,049
174 936
179,599
99,504
99,992
102 355
106,232
65,977
68,057
72 582
73,366
48,332
50,361
53 863
54,058
17,645
17,696
18,719
19,308
16,188
16,488
16,038
16,918
2,708
2,142
2,932
2,813
7,095
6,897
6,761
8,724
142
142
154
243
13,716
14,414
12,697
20,880
2,466
2,516
2,558
2,608
354
362
376
385
1,469
1,417
1,513
1,622
1,187
1,290
1,322
1,320
6,146
6,141
6,132
6,113
1962--M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
2 6...............
30...............
2 8...............
28...............
224,681
232,359
234,833
249,488
179,272
183,497
186,518
195,698
106,765
109,212
111,993
118,637
72,507
74,285
74,526
77,061
51,924
52,065
51,323
52.968
20,583
22,219
23,203
24,092
16,519
16,839
16,999
17,680
2,866
2,399
2,553
3,263
6,833
7,182
7,291
7,897
179
169
149
227
13,076
16,264
15,295
18,361
2,660
2,711
2,772
2,839
401
398
408
409
1,549
1,423
1,365
1,587
1,326
1,477
1,481
1,527
6,086
6,070
6,053
6,049
1963--M ar. 18...............
June 2 9 ...............
Dec. 2 0 ...............
244,456
251,214
261,469
195,060
199,495
210,127
118,490
122,088
131,712
76,570
77,407
78,415
51,461
50,399
49,342
25,109
27,008
29,073
16,098
16,529
17,150
3,005
2,644
3,131
7,689
7,690
7,359
194
233
287
16,136
17,833
16,468
2,897
3,095
3,325
412
365
363
1,546
1,517
1,556
1,420
1,813
1,703
6,039
6,058
6,112
1964— June 3 0 ...............
Dec. 3 1 ...............
269,437
289,142
215,132
228,497
138,649
147,690
76,484
80,807
46,235
48,717
30,249
32,089
16,774
17,581
3,511
3,490
7,807
9,057
343
282
18,332
22,327
3,* 53
3,980
1,645
1,628
2,040
2,300
6,180
6,225
1965--June 3 0 ...............
Dec. 3 1 ...............
296,049
313,384
237,328
251,577
158,832
169,800
78,496
81,777
43,396
44,992
35,100
36,785
17,842
17,992
3,853
3,757
7,831
8,957
240
243
20,431
21,864
4,147
4,269
1,755
1,798
2,621
2,927
6,235
6,221
1966—June 3 0 ...............
Dec. 3 1 ...............
321,220
335,500
258,638
264,627
179,127
183,743
79,511
80,884
39,942
41,924
39,569
38,960
18,094
19,069
4,044
4,249
8,147
9,400
212
238
22,355
27,783
4,457
4,654
1,982
2,108
3,290
3,372
6,194
6,150
BANKS
140,188
141,612
144,757
153,439
MEMBER
1951-—Apr. 9 ...............
June 30...............
Oct. 10...............
Dec. 31...............
MEMBER
2.1 ALL MEMBER BANKS — Continued
A.
TOTAL ASSETS AND NUMBER O F BANKS—Continued
[Assets in millions of dollars]
Cali date
Balances with—
Investments
Total
assets
Total
Loans
Total
U.S.
Govt.
Other
securities securities
Reserve
with
F. R.
Banks
Currency
and
coin
Domes
tic
banks
Foreign
banks
Cash
items
Bank
prem
ises,
etc.
O ther
real
estate
Cus
tomers’
liability
on
accept
ances
O ther
assets
N um ber
of
banks
1967—June 30..............
Dec. 30..............
342,271
374,562
274,247
294,098
187,795
197,827
86,452
96,271
40,636
46,956
45,816
49,315
18,999
20,275
3,728
4,646
8,686
10,550
231
267
25,747
33,208
4,893
4,969
217
2,291
2,246
3,448
4,086
6,108
6,071
1968—June 29..............
Dec. 31..............
377,849
413,479
298,575
326,023
203,961
221,222
94,614
104,802
43,361
47,881
51,254
56,920
20,846
21,230
3,999
5,634
9,218
11,279
203
252
32,863
35,360
5,210
5,490
256
251
2,314
2,368
4,364
5,591
6,039
5,978
1969—June 30..............
Dec. 31..............
425,158
433,146
330,587
337,613
234,841
242,995
95,746
94,618
39,382
39,833
56,364
54,785
19,801
21,449
4,828
5,676
10,370
11,931
247
287
43,369
39,691
6,188
6,571
264
276
2,970
3,165
6,536
6,486
5,936
5,869
1970—June 30..............
Dec. 31..............
429,689
466,225
336,266
366,520
240,814
254,516
95,451
112,004
37,324
45,399
58,127
66,604
21 526
23,319
5,476
5,445
10,617
13,744
316
320
37,606
38,673
6,902
7,353
291
289
3,791
3,561
6,901
7,004
5,803
5,767
On
F o r notes see end o f Table 2.5 E.
2.1 ALL MEMBER BANKS— Continued
B.
TO TA L LIABILITIES
[In millions of dollars]
Cali date
1939-M a r.
June
Oct.
Dec.
Total
liabil
ities
and
capital
Deposits
Total
Inter
bank
U.S.
Govt.
and
postal
savings
Other
demand
Other
time
Accept
ances
o u t
stand
ing
Bor
row
ings
Capital accounts
Other
liabil
ities
Sto cks
Sur
plus
Total
Com
mon
Pre
ferred
Demand deposits
U ndi
vided
profits
Reserves
for
contin
gencies,
etc.
A d
justed
N et
29..
30..
2 ..
30..
49,645
51,908
54,401
55,361
43,666
45,873
48,430
49,340
7,578
7,846
9,143
9,410
843
753
726
794
23,845
25,770
27,039
27,489
11,401
11,504
11,522
11,647
7
5
5
3
121
120
99
124
383
414
337
372
5,467
5,496
5,530
5,522
2,020
2,023
2,028
2,030
374
367
358
333
2,097
2,112
2,121
2,166
671
678
701
675
305
317
323
317
22,364
23,587
25,118
25,681
26,302
27,441
29,652
30,326
1940—M ar. 2 6 ..
June 29. .
Dec. 31..
56,233
57,846
62,658
50,178
51,729
56,430
9,599
9,690
10,423
777
769
672
28,022
29,400
33,213
11,779
11,869
12,122
2
3
3
109
94
97
383
412
430
5,562
5,608
5,698
2,035
2,038
2,050
313
320
307
2,180
2,207
2,280
715
711
721
319
332
340
26,461
27,877
30,429 |
31,160
32,514
35,262
1941—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
63,088
64,857
66,497
68,121
56,824
58,512
60,105
61,717
10,645
10,436
10,944
10,525
578
673
830
1,760
33,372
35,107
35,969
37,136
12,229
12,295
12,361
12,296
3
3
13
4
93
94
78
86
414
449
450
426
5,754
5,800
5,852
5,886
2,058
2,064
2,071
2,085
299
295
282
277
2,294
2,319
2,340
2,394
758
768
802
775
345
354
357
355
31,576
32,678
33,822
33,754
36,381
37,411
38,957
39.708
4 ..
30..
24..
31..
i
BANKS
Loans and investments
1942--A pr. 4 ..
June 30 ..
Dec. 3 ! ..
67,458
69,946
84,917
61,013
63,404
78,277
10,409
9,971
11,000
2,213
1,773
7,980
36,476
39,587
46,600
11,915
12,073
12,698
14
6
5
74
68
46
428
477
488
5,930
5,991
6,101
2,095
2,121
2,129
266
258
250
2,407
2,446
2,499
802
806
847
359
360
376
34,670
36,966
42,570
40,943
42,868
55,326
1943--June 30..
Oct. 18..
Dec. 31..
90,821
102,085
99,372
84,016
94,968
92,262
10,552
10,706
10,555
7,307
17,651
9,564
52,434
52,119
56,995
13,724
14,491
15,148
18
150
39
61
56
54
474
523
540
6,252
6,389
6,475
2,138
2,147
2,191
239
232
226
2,578
2,623
2,770
897
975
866
400
412
423
48,957
48,612
52,642
54,140
53,759
57,990
1944—Apr. 13..
June 30..
Dec. 30..
101,943
108,684
118,706
94,631
101,276
110,917
10,260
10,903
11,884
11,581
17,737
18,614
56,798
55,854
61,265
15,992
16,781
19,154
100
75
111
63
58
72
523
580
638
6,627
6,696
6,968
2,219
2,234
2,287
216
208
182
2,784
2,856
3,048
967
967
1,009
442
431
443
53,255
51,829
57,308
58,489
57,203
63,088
1945--M ar. 20..
June 30..
Dec. 31..
117,081
126,436
138,304
108,967
118,378
129,670
11,331
12,230
13,640
12,510
22,069
22,278
64,744
62,432
69,640
20,382
21,647
24,111
285
52
208
56
49
76
635
681
761
7,138
7,276
7,589
2,311
2,372
2,451
173
164
142
3,084
3,159
3,383
1,112
1,107
1,116
458
474
497
61,175
59,133
64,184
66,969
65,111
70,918
1946—June 29..
Sept. 3 0 ..
Dec. 31..
131,400
128,781
127,241
122,519
119,680
118,170
11 801
11,484
12,060
12,110
7,868
2,786
72,594
73,688
76,248
26,014
26,640
27,076
72
77
30
108
109
132
781
838
814
7,920
8,077
8,095
2,510
2,573
2,587
118
112
105
3,505
3,471
3,595
1,271
1,403
1,287
515
518
520
67,461
68,818
70,243
73,646
74,812
76,540
1947--Ju n e 30..
Oct. 6 ..
Dec. 31 ..
124,797
128,290
132,060
115,435
118,495
122,528
11,041
11,976
12,403
1,201
2,419
1,281
75,285
75,928
80,609
27,908
28,172
28,235
50
332
54
99
134
165
898
867
850
8,315
8,463
8,464
2,631
2,639
2,649
88
84
82
3,702
3,743
3,824
1,402
1,498
1,410
492
498
501
69,595
70,793
73,528
76,184
79,067
80,822
1948-—Apr. 12..
June 30..
Dec. 31 ..
126,675
127,297
131,392
116,672
117,452
121,362
10,549
10,833
11,641
2,217
1,951
2,233
75,418
75,950
78,759
28,488
28,717
28,728
235
53
45
172
214
201
985
954
982
8,610
8,624
8,801
2,675
2,679
2,713
77
75
69
3,848
3,885
3,970
1,512
1,524
1,602
498
460
448
69,781
70,051
72,152
77,063
77,298
80,210
1949--A p r. 11..
June 30..
Nov 1..
Dec. 31..
126,350
127,259
131,605
134,431
116,011
116,980
120,640
123,885
10,333
10,374
11,330
12,097
2,686
2,138
3,157
3,013
74,077
75,362
77,235
79,791
28,915
29,107
28,919
28,985
199
21
416
11
164
149
159
199
1,028
1,086
1,153
1,163
8,949
9,022
9,236
9,174
2,803
2,808
2,815
2,828
66
66
65
59
3,945
4,000
4,039
4,215
1,688
1,698
1,859
1,648
446
450
459
424
68,972
69,397
71,515
72,658
76,774
76,574
80,068
81,263
1950--A p r.
June
Oct.
Dec.
24 .. 131,032
30.. 133,742
4. , 136,176
30.. 144,660
119,967
122,707
124,477
133,089
10,642
10,849
11,749
13,448
2,856
3,522
2,661
2,705
77,182
78,892
81,010
87,783
29,286
29,443
29,056
29,153
252
30
241
79
161
190
264
240
1,305
1,293
1,489
1,558
9,347
9,523
9,705
9,695
2,860
2,902
2,916
2,936
58
57
56
55
4,261
4,376
4,399
4,561
1,742
1,760
1,898
1,752
426
429
436
392
71,869
72,263
74,981
78,370
79,789
80,800
83,287
87,160
1951-—Apr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
9 ..
30..
10..
31..
140,188
141,612
144,757
153,439
128,229
129,737
132,369
141,015
11,541
11 347
13,111
14,425
6,446
6,018
4,081
3,357
81,150
82,867
85,287
92,867
29,092
29,506
29,891
30,366
309
55
250
26
310
266
263
353
1,499
1,566
1,699
1,827
9,840
9,987
10,177
10,218
2,979
3,033
3,053
3,098
52
51
50
44
4,587
4,665
4,698
4,809
1,840
1,860
1,992
1,884
382
378
384
383
75,123
75,657
79,066
83,100
87,060
86,913
89,115
92,770
1952--M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
31 ..
30..
5 ..
31..
148,064
151,540
151,393
160,826
135,165
138,769
136,937
147,527
12,595
12,812
12,766
14,617
5,681
5,728
4,323
4,887
86,042
88,730
88,126
95,453
30,847
31,499
31,723
32,570
299
69
1,596
165
372
304
306
343
1,843
1,874
1,923
2,030
10,385
10,526
10,632
10,761
3,189
3,217
3,221
3,257
41
43
44
37
4,857
4,950
4,972
5,188
1,927
1,942
2,016
1,895
371
374
379
383
78,753
80,347
81,552
85,543
89,964
91,687
91,757
96,786
1953--A p r.
June
Sept.
Dec.
20..
30..
30..
31..
154,401
154,258
158,228
163,983
139,795
140,830
143,803
150,164
12,567
12,933
13,238
15,170
3,355
3,688
5,865
4,064
90,753
90,401
90,496
96,024
33,119
33,808
34,204
34,905
1,213
75
591
43
326
293
357
400
2,108
1,990
2,226
2,059
10,958
11,070
11,251
11,316
3,309
3,331
3,346
3,382
36
36
36
34
5,243
5,315
5,354
5,481
1,998
2,011
2,148
2,053
372
377
367
366
82,665
81,774
82,177
86,127
91,719
91,051
93,930
96,507
1954—Apr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15.. 158,949
30.. 162,203
7. . 166,649
31.. 172,242
144,436
148,252
151,717
157,252
13,869
14,733
15,191
15,983
3,575
5,465
6,870
4,049
91,305
91,454
92,268
99,604
35,686
36,599
37,388
37,616
587
38
409
15
421
374
403
608
1,920
1,831
2,108
2,156
11,586
11,709
12,012
12,210
3,444
3,465
3,501
3,605
34
36
33
33
5,572
5,617
5,693
6,010
2,170
2,209
2,395
2,174
366
381
390
388
82,928
82,783
85,341
89,836
92,365
94,154
98,653
100,477
153,379
154,670
154,162
163,757
14,433
14,462
14,698
15,865
5,044
4,994
3,583
3,654
95,892
96,742
97,230
105,400
38,010
38,472
38,651
38,838
1,038
115
1,197
137
582
459
460
451
2,092
1,982
2,268
2,286
12,297
12,461
12,734
12,783
3,703
3,747
3,782
3,828
33
32
34
34
6,017
6,103
6,144
6,295
2,179
2,216
2,407
2,264
365
362
367
362
87,567
87,207
88,358
92,435
98,601
98,199
98,432
102,690
1956—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
10..
30..
2 6 ..
31..
173,242
174,820
175,983
184,874
155,842
158,388
157,615
167,906
14,567
14,508
14,361
16,855
3,801
5,107
4,839
3,593
98,208
98,904
98,239
106,850
39,267
39,870
40,176
40,608
1,440
302
1,532
48
460
508
615
735
2,355
2,328
2,652
2,531
13,145
13,293
13,570
13,655
3,950
3,984
4,021
4,085
33
32
32
32
6,492
6,557
6,625
6,796
2,316
2,363
2,533
2,391
355
356
358
351
89,145
88,139
88,768
93,320
99,299
99,325
99,922
104,084
1957--M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
14. . 178,284
6 .. 176,507
11.. 181,836
31.. 188,828
159,593
157,593
161,871
170,637
13,913
13,736
14,487
16,328
2,085
3,234
3,867
3,746
101,602
97,612
99,136
105,547
41,992
43,011
44,381
45,015
1,564
1,374
1,759
57
792
778
1,003
1,023
2,540
2,704
2,736
2,558
13,796
14,058
14,467
14,554
4,172
4,191
4,284
4,334
32
31
31
31
6,843
6,875
7,007
7,212
2,418
2,627
2,814
2,635
330
334
332
342
91,311
88,912
89,101
92,191
99,458
98,316
99,327
102,967
BANKS
169,388
169,686
170,820
179,414
MEMBER
1955--A p r. 11..
June 30..
Oct. 5 ..
Dec. 3 1 ..
B.
MEMBER
2.1 ALL MEMBER BANKS—Continued
TOTAL LIABILITIES—Continued
[In millions o f dollars]
Deposits
Total
Inter
bank
U.S.
Govt.
and
postal
savings
Other
demand
Other
time
Bor
row
ings
Accept
ances
out
stand
ing
Demand deposits
Capital accounts
Other
liabil
ities
. . .
Stocks
Sur
plus
Total
Com
mon
Pre
ferred
U ndi
vided
profits
Reserves
for
contin
gencies,
etc.
Ad
justed
N et
1958-—M ar
June
Sept
Dec.
4 .. 184,159
23 .. 194,003
24 .. 190,784
31. . 202,017
164,196
173,904
170,031
182,816
15,240
15,540
15,633
17,414
3,473
8,916
4,061
4,122
98,989
99,812
99,764
110,448
46,494
49,635
50,573
50,832
1,144
1,078
1,514
54
1,203
978
874
877
2,821
2,863
2,991
2,809
14,795
15,181
15,375
15,460
4,389
4,426
4,487
4,527
31
30
30
31
7,250
7,341
7,414
7,677
2,767
3,009
3,047
2,807
358
374
397
419
88,779
89,186
90,639
96,218
98,585
104,251
101,299
107,330
1959-—M ar
June
Oct.
Dec.
12.. 195,549
10.. 197,265
6. . 199,084
31.. 205,726
174,338
174,811
176,674
184,706
15,200
14,936
15,145
16,387
2,437
2,703
4,564
4,763
105,119
104,671
104,398
110,989
51,582
52,502
52,567
52,568
1,746
2,686
2,385
581
813
757
727
795
3,005
3,092
3,042
3,380
15,646
15,919
16,256
16,264
4,692
4,773
4,853
4,893
30
29
28
27
7,772
7,841
7,930
8,056
2,763
2,908
3,093
2,932
388
369
352
356
94,137
93,722
92,728
95,274
103,026
102,738
103,909
107,328
1960 —Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15. .
15..
3 ..
31..
200,329
204,167
207,402
216,577
176,710
179,519
182,280
193,029
14,152
14,672
15,629
18,076
4,209
5,979
6,952
5,524
105,940
105,566
104,255
112,393
52,410
53,302
55,444
57,036
2,546
2,503
1,829
130
980
1,010
1,278
1,425
3,613
4,305
4,748
4,595
16,480
16,829
17,268
17,398
5,042
5,081
5,127
5,165
27
24
24
24
8,127
8,208
8,312
8,586
2,943
3,176
3,444
3,229
340
340
361
395
92,287
91,042
90,046
94,594
102,382
103,276
I0 3 ,6 U
107,780
1961-—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12. .
30..
27. .
3 0 ..
210,807
213,7J9
219,287
235,112
185,375
189,226
192,305
209,630
13,961
13,352
13,607
17,498
2,159
5,994
7,547
5,641
107,498
105,568
105,312
119,595
61,758
64,311
65,839
66,897
1,610
382
2,128
438
1,496
1,445
1,545
1,660
4,469
4,639
4.923
4,746
17,857
18,027
18,386
18,638
5,354
5,382
5,443
5,512
24
24
23
23
8,770
8,841
8,893
9,354
3,314
3,380
3,605
3,328
395
401
422
420
95,377
92,750
94,158
100,660
102,349
103,122
106,524
112,612
1962“—M ar
June
Sept.
Dec.
2 6 ..
30..
2 8 ..
2 8 ..
224,681
232,359
234,833
249,488
197,084
206,057
207,347
219,468
13,643
14,146
14,434
15,667
6,385
9,008
7,898
6,328
105,535
108,014
108,310
117,999
71,521
74,889
76,705
79,473
2,063
735
1,455
3,550
1,587
1,465
1,399
1,623
5,063
4,924
5,070
4,994
18,884
19,179
19,562
19,854
5,624
5,659
5,690
5,720
23
22
21
41
9,510
9,606
9,667
9,909
3,313
3,467
3,752
3,745
414
425
433
440
94,164
93,555
94,666
101,528
105,136
107,191
107,569
113,331
1963 -M ar. 18..
June 2 9 ..
Dec. 20..
244,456
251,214
261,469
214,451
222,619
229,376
15,049
14,761
14,900
5,001
9,989
6,225
111,306
111,548
117,562
83,096
86,321
90,690
2,883
1,440
3,499
1,576
1,564
1,584
5,627
5,353
5,954
19,919
20,238
21,054
5,830
5,876
6,006
41
43
149
10,056
10,175
10,469
3,544
3,696
3,968
449
448
462
96,903
95,637
102,816
107,173
110,499
114,538
1964 -June 30..
Dec. 31..
269,437
289,142
238,052
255,724
15,052
17,670
9,570
6,077
115,624
128,539
97,807
103,437
1,936
2,481
1,677
1,667
5,711
6,369
22,060
22,901
6,398
6,491
526
789
10,755
11,006
3,871
4,070
511
545
99,288
108,324
113,709
120,464
1965--June 30..
Dec. 31..
296,049
313,384
259,743
275,517
16,206
18,294
11,054
5,126
120,077
132,131
112,406
119,966
3,455
4,234
1,786
1,832
6.743
6,875
24,323
24,926
6,903
7,002
1,479
1,585
11,114
11,398
4,228
4,302
600
641
101,733
112,569
118,252
124,034
1966 -June 30..
Dec. 31..
321,220
335,500
281,209
292,004
17,092
19,581
10,183
4,645
126,572
138,218
127,362
129,559
3,985
4,618
2,022
2,164
8,326
10,436
25,678
26,278
7,157
7,232
1,664
1,660
11,557
11,777
4,618
4,896
681
713
106,472
112,920
122,572
124,438
1967--June 30..
Dec. 30..
342,271
374,562
297,529
327,012
18,481
21,980
4,820
4,866
132,546
151,980
141,683
148,186
4,920
5.370
2,346
2,313
10,238
H , 770
27,237
28,098
7,425
7,507
1,874
1,929
12,061
12,549 |
5,144
5,209
732
903
109,132
121,530
120,288
134,079
1968“=-June 29 ..
Dec. 31..
377,849
413,479
323,935
356,351
20,577
24,580
4,412
4,639
146,470
163,920
152,475
163,212
7,684
8,458
2,375
2,403
14,716
16,206
29,139
30,060
7,744
7,853
2,123
2,014
12,803
13,479
5,609
5,840
860
875
116,269
131,491
128,306
145,297
1969--June 30..
Dec. 31..
425,158
433,146
345,347
350,759
24,819
26,450
5,179
4,300
158,207
169,750
31,471
29,699
31,317
32,047
8,276
8,385
1,854
1,868 ;
13,990
14,381
6,362
6,558
835
855
118,038
133,435
133,620
148,219
429,689
466,225
346,229
385,176
25,814
30,875
7,124
6,866
155,916
168,032
. 13,999
1 17,395
|
i 17,507
18,578
3,024
3,245
1970--June 30..
Dec. 31..
157,062
150,259
’
157,375
179,404
33,184
34,100
8,611
8,765
1,902 f
1.918
14,357
14,63.3
7,492
7,9#*
822
815
121,562
133,169
139,940
152,279
For notes see end o f Table 2.5 E.
3,865
3,656
:
28,903 '
24,713
BANKS
Call date
Total
liabil
ities
and
capital
2.1 ALL MEMBER BANKS — Continued
C.
LO ANS
[In millions o f dollars]
O ther loans to individuals
To farmers
Call date
Total
loans
Com
mer
cial
T o financial
institutions
Other
ccc
To
brokers
and
dealers
Instalment
On
To j Banks
others
13,047
13,141
13,470
13,962
5,187
5,203
771
788
838
731
733
736
5,841
730
790
700
1940—Mar. 26
June 29
Dec. 31
13,939
13,969
15,321
5,988
6,660
736
865
447
642
668
652
1941—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4,
30,
24.
31
15,878
16,729
17,546
18,021
7,807
738
575
635
44
’8,67i
972
594
598
39
1942—Apr. 4.
June 30,
Dec. 31.
17,834
16,928
16,088
8,383
7,387
726
526 I
563
554
934
562
538
1943—June 30,
Oct. 18.
Dec. 31.
14,823
17,716
16,288
6,554
270
584
‘ 7,421
461
1944—Apr. 13,
June 30,
Dec. 30.
16,135
18,084
18,676
7,023
7,531
425
630
1945— Mar. 20.
June 30.
Dec. 31.
17,219
20,588
22.775
7,095
8,949
481
216
1946—June 29.
Sept. 30.
Dec. 31.
23,302
24.775
26,696
9,685
13,154
1947—June 30.
Oct. 6.
Dec. 31.
28,655
30,738
32,628
1948—Apr. 12.
Ju n e .30,
Dec. 31.
56
Other
Total
land
O ther
R etail
auto
Other
retail
O ther
|; Single| Payment
1,726
1,776
743
768
2,957
289
1,884
784
3,069
3,228
296
299
1,978
2,118
795
810
3,020
3,230
3,365
305
2,254
807
3,565
’ 3,494
295
2,396
803
3,653
3,501
3,423
292
266
2,441
2,458
767
700
1,847
211
260
131
31
3,351
839
57
3,274
598
568
2,200
2,249
2,130
2,108
3,207
3,209
644
640
3,089
3,133
3,407.
3,378
81
796
2,395
2,480
74
810
1.506
1,467
79
5,357
13,820
12
961
1.507
1,154
100
i 6*962
44
i!003‘
’ iii
1,065
33,062
33,871
36,060
16,734
17,631
15
582
1,225
1,217
1,171
1,324
1949—Apr. 11.
June 30.
Nov. 1.
Dec. 31.
34,905
34,456
35,565
36,230
15,213
341
i5,857
701
1950—Apr. 24.
June 30.
Oct. 4.
Dec. 30.
36,785
37,658
41,612
44,705
15,708
18,337
20,521
327
164
248 I
R e
serve
for
bad
debts
2,671
2,796
2,435
655
1,540
2,419
610
1,484
258
243
2,373
2,390
577
576
1,467
1,505
3,248
3,455
262
277
2,415
2,522
572
656
4,267
340
3,085
842
385
3,903
1,069
6,240
430
4,620
’ii3
*7*130
*447'
956
834
159
120
7,777
8,244
480
476
1,958
803
98
8,383
488 I 6,365
1,530
5,859
1,737 j
758
97
8,834
498 I 6,758
1,578
6,551
1,840
1,382
1,770 I
807
901
927
101
304
88
9,547
10,117
10,522
506 | 7,452
521
7,935
526 I 8,247 I
1,588
1,661
1,749
7,401
8,176
8,314
1,908
2,188
2,177
278
285
1,073
3,174
843
190
231
987
770
157
216
996
791
122
126
141
160
220
225
984
995
973
818
1,688
1,900
136
169
174
224
252
292
1,126
1,216
879
1,057
2,464
264
392
1,469
1,078
3,308
392
282
268
504
1,861
940
1,190
3,998
600
368
345
637
2,047
865
*5*381
’ ’i l i o i '
4,662
*757'
480
712 I 2,235
*839
5,883
6,264
1,414
1,504
5,249
5,585
339
598
692
560
628
787
816
2,310
2,305
881
886
1,330
718
680
866
2,265
837
399
1,549
877
797
891
2,437
937
484
1,040
1,236
1,271
845
923
944
977
1,027
1,021
2,631
1,004
2,802
1,194
2,901 I 1,350
519
529
595
994
1,143
296
363
BANKS
603
55
R epair
and
mod
erni
zation
Total
279
284
1,120
On
resi
dential
pro p
erty
2,749
2,828
1,398
1,443
1,565
1,561
farm
Other
MEMBER
29
30
2
30
1939— Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
Real estate
i
Guar*
anteed
by
^
For purchasing
o r carrying
securities
MEMBER
2.1 ALL MEMBER BANKS—Continued
C.
LOANS—Continued
[In millions of dollars]
Total
loans
Call date
Com
mer
cial
F o r purchasing
o r carrying
securities
To financial
institutions
Real estate
Instalment
Other
G uar
anteed
by
ccc
Other
To
brokers
and
dealers
To
others
Banks
Other
Total
On
farm
land
On
resi
dential
prop
erty
O ther
Total
Retail
auto
Other
retail
Repair
and
m od
erni
zation
Other
Singlepay
ment
Re
serve
for
bad
debts
1951—Apr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
9 ..
3 0 ..
10..
31..
46,318
46,866
47,936
49,561
22,158
22,161
23,165
24,347
127
26
138
154
1,719
1,893
1,988
1,987
1,276
1,601
1,138
1,551
892
882
840
851
347
152
334
148
10,720
10,975
11,173
11,334
542
552
559
544
8,387
8,604
8,754
8,878
1,791
1,818
1,859
1,913
8,342
8,458
8,441
8,524
2,162
2,197
2,231
2,176
1,219
1,183
1,093
1,123
917
931
973
1,007
1,049
1,066
1,083
1,118
2,994
3,081
3,061
3,099
1,355
1,347
1,358
1,387
617
630
639
720
1952—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
31..
30 ..
5 ..
31 ..
49,429
50,526
51,314
55,034
24,276
23,732
23,973
26,233
105
43
249
403
2,050
2,221
2,196
2,013
1,202
2,084
1,473
2,032
837
829
941
966
304
152
432
155
11,405
11,628
11,855
12,213
554
570
571
572
8,926
9,119
9,321
9,608
1,926
1,939
1,963
2,032
8,616
9,268
9,599
10,396
2,181
2,471
2,579
2,864
1,108
1,168
1,249
1,493
995
1,092
1,167
1,287
1,177
1,244
1,276
1,358
3,156
3,292
3,327
3,394
1,376
1,322
1,355
1,422
742
752
759
798
1953—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
20 ..
30..
30..
31..
55,646
55,613
56,633
57,762
26,118
25,763
26,025
25,519
337
149
375
1,537
2,019
2,085
1,993
1,726
1,719
1,687
1,783
2,321
970
933
89 8
1,060
291
153
407
161
12,416
12,628
12,840
13,020
585
592
595
585
9,744
9,907
10,089
10,224
2,088
2,129
2,156
2,210
11,104
11,612
11,819
11,911
3,199
3,463
3,626
3,610
1,667
1,744
1,753
1,791
1,303
1,369
1,432
1,474
1,433
1,486
1,512
1,519
3,503
3,550
3,496
3,517
1,487
1,432
1,326
1,358
815
829
831
850
1954— Apr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15..
30..
7 ..
31 ..
57,407
57,197
57,233
60,250
24,837
24,362
24,357
25,007
1,878
1,453
460
1,732
1,778
1,950
1,930
1,797
1,939
2,411
2,451
2,881
1,036
1,106
1,168
1,363
608
174
494
239
13,195
13,440
13,913
14,433
601
610
618
623
10,306
10,483
10,850
11,236
2,288
2,348
2,445
2,574
11,650
11,840
11,915
12,127
3,472
3,508
3,485
3,482
1,640
1,633
1,578
1,598
1,437
1,447
1,473
1,466
1,557
1,605
1,647
1,680
3,545
3,647
3,731
3,901
1,345
1,339
1,432
1,618
859
‘877
887
949
1955—Apr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
11..
30..
5 ..
31..
61,737
64,315
67,381
70,982
25,491
26,894
28,800
31,019
1,104
673
319
657
1,922
2,126
2,157
2,068
2,780
2,808
2,658
3,150
1,342
1,440
1,440
1,560
853
416
938
569
14,949
15,594
15,981
16,391
656
682
695
710
11,636
12,102
12,381
12,666
2,657
2,809
2,906
3,014
12,621
13,489
14,119
14,313
3,731
4,136
4,517
4,720
1,582
1,653
1,686
1,734
1,395
1,418
1,465
1,507
1,772
1,881
1,907
1,826
4,141
4,402
4,544
4,527
1,649
1,869
1,969
2,374
973
994
1,001
1,119
1956 -A p r. 10..
June 30 ..
Sept. 2 6 ..
Dec. 31..
72,488
74,783
76,305
78,034
32,221
33,725
34,574
36,296
463
314
239
441
2,079
2,238
2,231
2,038
2,616
2,586
2,236
2,447
1,560
1,522
1,458
1,473
1,074
661
1,338
650
16,734
17,172
17,606
17,811
720
731
735
724
12,863
13,169
13,477
13,609
3,151
3,272
3,395
3,478
14,556
15,330
15,448
15,765
4,867
5,067
5,135
5,127
1,706
1,926
1,943
2,080
1,474
1,540
1,595
1,651
1,895
1,945
1,982
2,011
4,614
4,851
4,794
4,896
2,356
2,426
2,379
2,497
1,171
1,190
1,203
1,383
1957—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
14..
6 ..
11..
31..
77,760
78,448
80,308
80,950
36,107
36,500
37,504
37,868
434
205
125
244
2,040
2,248
2,286
2,228
2,216
2,132
2,272
2,448
1,402
1,416
1,370
1,409
1,209
989
890
718
17,753
17,768
18,103
18,231
726
732
736
728
13,509
13,480
13,636
13,669
3,518
3,557
3,731
3,834
15,633
16,229
16,682
16,775
5,194
5,423
5,635
5,627
1,982
2,061
2,103
2,125
1,623
1,661
1,755
1,770
2,040
2,112
2,191
2,224
4,794
4,973
4,999
5,030
2,404
2,410
2,542
2,597
1,438
1,449
1,465
1,570
M ar. 12..
June 23 ..
Sept. 24..
Dec. 31..
79,784
82,146
80,798
84,061
35,936
36,125
35,941
37,444
383
226
280
438
2,232
2,548
2,604
2,614
2,586
3,574
1,807
2,730
1,457
1,706
1,549
1,599
1,598
1,680
1,587
710
! .............
18,259
18,712
19,302
20,013
735
760
777
787
13,650
13,931
14,413
14,891
3,874
4,021
4,111
4,335
16,270
16,544
16,567
17,028
5,518
5,468
5,429
5,436
1,956
1,909
1,824
1,902
1,724
1,741
1,803
1,846
2,208
2,323
2,396
2,449
4,863
5,104
5,115
5,394
2,653
2,657
2,814
3,211
1,590
1,625
1,652
1,724
84,074
88,431
92,471
94,779
36,895
34,172
35,565
36,826
304
129
67
87
2,689
3,003
3,110
3,029
2,056
2,260
2,229
2,885
1,612
1,669
1,593
1,587
1,522
1,820
1,905
811
5,277
6,043
6,801
20,437
21,180
21,824
22,185
795
821
835
835
15,213
15,715
16,171
16,352
4,429
4,644
4,818
4,999
17,201
18,397
19,359
19,877
5,546
5,984
6,370
6,425
1,929
1,980
2,082
2,201
1,823
1,909
2,050
2,118
2,509
2,709
2,924
3,008
5,395
5,815
5,933
6,125
3,111
2,298
2,583
2,603
1,753
1,772
1,806
1,912
95,354
June 15.. 98,344
Oct. 3 .. 98,815
Dec. 31 .. 99,933
37,387
38,204
38,246
39,288
86
53
232
403
3,001
3,243
3,219
3,106
1,987
2,469
2,593
3,124
2,309
2,212
947
6,453
6,736
6,434
6,726
22,176
22,309
22,446
22,518
830
850
850
852
16,286
16,283
16,288
16.241
5,060
5,176
5,309
5,426
19,9 4 4
1,488
1,521
1,564
20,932
21,333
21,622
6,518
6,941
7,097
7,085
2,206
2,232
2,265
2,280
2,100
2,178
2,272
2,283
3,054
3,216
3,320
3,357
6,065
6,365
6,379
6,618
2,586
2,550
2,529
2,694
1,943
1,950
1,951
2,059
38,821
38,872
39,062
40,931
522
336
213
592
3,187
3,386
3,417
3,342
2,308
2,780
2,943
3,877
1,582
1,709
1,696
1,827
1,929
970
2,354
1,014
5,427
5,644
6,010
6,893
22,716
23,086
23,514
23,987
870
882
895
911
16,284
16,547
16,843
17,109
5,562
5,658
5,776
5,966
22,107
22,421
22,377
22,852
6,952
7,081
7,054
7,163
2,821
2,630
2,372
2,291
2,208
2,247
2,273
2,268
3,412
3,486
3,535
3,552
6,714
6,977
7,143
7,579
3,003
2,900
2,887
3,198
2,097
2,112
2,118
2,281
1958
1959- M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12..
10..
6 ..
31 ..
I960 —M ar, 15..
1961—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12..
30..
27 ..
30..
99,504
99,992
102,355
106,232
1 ,4 8 4
2 ,1 9 4
BANKS
Other loans to individuals
To farmers
106.765
109,212
111,993
118,637
40.63S
41,435
42,210
43,843
699
546
212
667
3,379
3,675
3,737
3,752
3.550
3,088
3,360
4,954
1,777
1,699
1,644
1,777
2,510
1,453
1,943
2,445
6.060
6,789
6,972
7,936
24,271
25,362
26,358
27,162
949
1,014
1,045
1,065
17,084
17,757
18,391
18,915
6,239
6,592
6,922
7,181
22,769
24,006
24,297
24,799
7,236
7,808
7,991
8,256
2,180
2,209
2,204
2,282
2,197
2,238
2,294
2,304
3,568
3,782
3,906
3,974
7,588
7,968
7,902
7,984
3,424
3.480
3,594
3,657
2,311
2,320
2,334
2,356
1963-—M ar. 18. . 118,490
June 29. . 122,088
Dec. 20. . 131,712
43,832
44,701
47,403
772
492
451
3,808
4,172
4,208
4,283
4,436
5,124
1,790
1,880
2,136
2,994
1,844
3,439
7,528
8,134
8,875
27,683
29,127
31,009
1,114
1,185
1,236
19,202
20,156
21,314
7,367
7,786
8,459
24,869
26,366
27,908
8,394
9,121
9,684
2,316
2,390
2,533
2,245
2,315
2,417
4,008
4,252
4,498
7,906
8,289
8,776
3,531
3,557
3,765
2,601
2,622
2,607
1964— June 3 0 .. 138,649
Dec. 3 1 .. 147,690
49,217
53,717
182
250
4,573
4,393
5,341
5,142
2,320
2,411
2,733
3,250
9,887
10,179
32,794
34,587
1,366
1,404
22,348
23,240
9,079
9,943
30,275
32,024
10,702
11,316
2,766
2,954
2,411
2,483
4,819
5,035
9,576
10,236
4,137
4,824
2,810
3,087
1965-—June 30. . 158,832
Dcc. 3 1 .. 169,800
58,640
63,979
208
266
4,761
4?, 833
5,729
4,915
2,442
2,714
3,516
>3,868
10,735
12,475
36,577
38,988
1,472
1,539
24,373
25,966
10,733
11,483
34,582
36,418
12,505
13,136
3,104
3,290
2,481
2,563
5,463
5,761
I t , 030
11,669
4,783
4,832
3,141
3.489
1966—June 3 0 .. 179,127
Dec. 3 1 .. 183,743
69,357
72,553
(3)
(3)
5,244
5,318
5,036
5,389
2,717
2,660
‘ 3,634
14,166
13,068
12,349
40,862
42,384
1,584
1,645
26,945
27,707
12,333
13,032
37,933
37,925
13.833
13,872
3,389
3,644
2,580
2,643
6,048
6,235
12,082
11,531
4,808
4,757
3,531
3,758
1967-—June 3 0 .. 187,795
Dec. 30 .. 197,827
75,921
79,344
(*)
(3)
5,737
5,702
4,175
5,820
2,743
3,099
1,620
1,754
11,354
11,587
43,130
45,528
1,688
1,770
28,033
29,630
13,409
14,128
38,912
40,454
14,095
14,100
3,838
4,387
2,613
2,715
6,429
6,793
11,937
12/459
‘ 8,007
>8.628
3,805
4,090
1968-—June 2 9 .. 203,961
Dec. 3 1 .. 221,222
81,922
87,819
(*)
(2)
6,081
5,921
4,525
6,174
3,057
3,379
1,778
2,012
11,259
12,797
47,697
50,461
1,920
1,903
30,782
32,492
14,994
16,066
42,291
45,404
14,881
15,631
4,722
5,343
2,667
2,787.
7,230
7,766
12,791
13,876
• 9,505
i 11,740
4,154
4,485
1969--Ju n e 3 0 .. 234,841
Dec. 3 1 .. 242,995
92,926
96,095
(2)
(3)
6,348
6,187
4,996
5,408
3,473
3,286
2,386
2,258
12,820
14,035
52,556
53,207
2,102
2,006
33,772
34,278
16,683
16,922
47,457
48,388
16,414
16,417
5,893
6,957
2,852
2,861
8,188
8,292
14,110
13,862
i'll,8 7 9
i 14,132
4,588
5,128
1970--Ju n e 3 0 .. 240,814
Dec. 31. . 254,517
95,190
97,954
(s)
(3)
6,626
6,538
3,749
5,963
2,920
3,028
2,228
2,345
13,452
14,688
53,215
54,600
1,973
2,206
34,303
34,841
16,938
17,553
48,729
49,829
16,087
15,913
7,784
8,716
2,814
2,875
8,400
8,869
13,644
13,456
i 14,705
1 19,57l
5,141
5,185
1962-—M ar 2 6 ..
June 3 0 ..
Sept. 2 8 ..
Dec. 2 8 ..
F o r notes see end o f Table 2.5 E.
2.1 ALL MEMBER BANKS—Continued
On
D.
INVESTM EN TS
[In millions of dollars]
U.S. Govt, securities 1
Direct
Call date
Notes, maturing—
Total
invest
ments
Total
10,691
10,946
10,891
11,184
1940—M ar. 26.
June 29.
Dec. 31.
20,224
20,482
21,805
11,314
11.600
12,337
1941- -Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
23,104
23,930
24,397
25,500
13,501
14,238
14,095
15,707
4.
30.
24.
31.
M arketable, m aturing—
Within
1 year
After
1 year
Total
Within
1 year
1-5
5-10
10-20
O ver 20
years
303
441
2,604
2,720
7,783
7,786
713
781
2,520
2,826
3,029
2,889
563
2,223
8,398
773
3,018
3,657
797
652
2,543
2,594
8,261
9,091
682
1,367
3,202
2,886
3,776
4,345
600
493
1,127
2,631
10,481
1,380
3,538
5,057
505
971
3,007
11,729
1,425
3,504
5,634
1,521
1,289
1,166
N on
m arket
able
G u a r
anteed
Federal
agency
C orpo
rate
stock
(includ
ing
F. R.
Bank
stock)
Other
2,660
2,831
2,920
3,144
2,555
2,554
2,764
2,692
2,688
2,682
2.582
2,519
454
449
447
439
3,107
3,121
3,486
2,905
2,888
3,013
2,465
2,446
2,553
433
427
417
3,487
3,839
4,243
3,832
3,206
2,984
3,161
3,090
2,499
2,459
2,497
2,479
401
392
412
BANKS
19,048
19,462
19,605
19,979
Bills
Cer
tifi
cates
Secu
rities
of
Slates,
etc.
MEMBER
29.
30.
2.
30.
1939- -Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
O ther bonds,
notes, and
debentures
D.
MEMBER
2.1 ALL MEMBER BANKS—Continued
INVESTM ENTS—Continued
[In millions of dollars]
U.S. Govt, securities 1
Total
invest
ments
Call date
Other bonds,
Notes, m aturing—
Total
Cer
tifi
cates
Bills
1942—Apr. 4 ..
June 3 0 ..
Dec. 3 1 ..
26,453
29,872
43,175
16,978
21,413
35,006
1,509
4,363
1943—June 3 0 ..
Oct. 18..
Dcc. 31..
52,332
60,397
57,970
44,493
55,255
50,603
6,278
4,360
1944—Apr. 13..
June 30..
Dec. 30..
61,892
65,503
72,893
56,771
59,452
66,784
4,466
3,748
1945—M ar. 20 ..
June 30..
Dec. 31 ..
73,305
78,838
84,408
67,915
73,206
78,323
1946—June 2 9 ..
Sept. 3 0 ..
Dec. 31 ..
78,729
74,931
69,666
72,251
68,232
63,030
1947 —June 30 ..
Oct. 6 ..
Dec. 31 ..
66,146
66,590
65,218
59,189
59,288
57,904
1948—Apr. 12..
June 30..
Dec. 31..
62,834
6!,578
59,556
55,364
54,131
52,149
1949- -A p r. 11..
June 30..
Dee. 31..
58,930
60,859
65,323
65,297
1950 —Apr. 24. .
June 30..
Oct. 4 ..
Dec. 30 ..
Bonds
G u ar
anteed
M arketable, maturing—
Within
1 year
After
1 year
Total
Within
1 year
1-5
5-10
10-20
Over 20
years
N onm arket
able
Secu
rities
of
States,
etc.
debentures
rate
stock
ing
F . R.
Bank
stock)
Federal
agency
Other
4,948
9,079
6,621
5,928
i,iii
1,118
144
152
3,471
2,685
2,540
3,173
2,934
2,965
2,448
2,456
2,287
383
384
377
5,039
9,934
7,156
1,254
161
2,487
5,259
14,915
5,564
1,356
171
2,345
2,876
2,818
2,729
2,127
2,003
1,973
349
321
321
30,118
34,927
5 096
5 309
17,813
22,467
5,358
5,118
1,477
1,578
374
455
887
902
2,818
2,834
2,858
1,990
2,020
2,031
313
311
319
14,723
14,271
40,266
44,792
6,380
7,897
26,638
28,656
4,545
5,357
2,026
2,152
677
729
33
16
2,989
3,102
3,254
2,097
2,198
2,521
303
299
295
15,292
10,467
45,420
8,598
28,746
5,027
2,319
729
20
10,043
5 602
46,219
10,939
26,334
5,853
2,368
725
11
3,307
3,617
3,548
2,861
2,808
2,803
290
274
274
773
7,544
4,369
46,502
12,424
24,611
6,309
2,449
709
10
1,987 1
5 *8i 6
4,815
45,286
15,728
19,674
6,673
2,108
1,102
10
3,982
4,224
4,199
2,688
2,800
2,827
278
278
278
4,104
2,800
40,242
38,761
11,319
16,515
19,907
13,389
5,984
5,860
1,945
1,648
1,087
1,349
8
5
4,452
4,436
4,480
2,739
2,724
2,642
280
279
281
51,362
53,128
57,052
56,879
2,188 ^ 7,597
2,588
7,999
1
2,651 |
8,469
:
3,389 : 10,409
1,639
40,369
21,655
8,705
6,689
1,987
1,334
4
5,085
37,996
23,704
6,895
3,955
2,058
1,384
4
4,637
4,710
5,141
5,274
2,649
2,732
2,843
2,851
282
284
287
289
64,736
65,087
62,755
62,719
55,575
55,753
52,613
52,357
3,539 1
3,588
3,665 ,
4,821
1,868
1.468
9,990
12,633
14,054
37,404
34,524
33,170
23,986
21,012
19,777
7,370
7,356
7,05.
2,557
2,551
2,542
2,169
2,229
2,218
1,323
1,376
1,582
5
6
«
5,954
6,040
6,512
6,640
2,914
2,993
3,322
3,413
293
296
302
301
1951—Apr. 9 ..
June 30 ..
Oct. 10..
Dee. 3 t ..
59,387
59,698
60.452
62,687
48,854
49,101
49,633
51,606
2,694
3,485 1
4,232 1
6,399
2,524
4,739
6,010
14,005
12,313
10,192
9,596
32,155
30,778
30,470
29,601
18,901
17,919
17,721
16,863
7,000
6,566
6,428
6,432
2,597
2,591
2,570
2,594
2,023
2,026 li
2,037
2,017
1,634
1,677
1,714
1.695
7
7
14
15
6,926
6,978
7,288
7,528
3,298
3,304
3,209
3,223
303
307
308
314
1 9 5 2 -M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
3 1 ..
30 ..
5 ..
3 1 ..
61,568
62,976
63,340
64,514
50,160
51,240
51,366
52,744
5,115
5,423
4,269
6,565
6,125
6,134
5,476
4,255
9,499
9,468
9,461
9,835
29,421
30,215
32,160
32,087
16,363
16,333
15,994
15,542
6,777
7,280
9,507
10,088
2,628
2,901
2,973
4,684
1,94*
1,97!
1,943
1,704
1,731
1,744
1,774
14
21
16
19
7,960
8,125
8,410
8,409
3,114
3,268
3,227
3,010
319
322
322
332
1953—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
20..
30..
3 0 ..
31..
60,843
60,176
63,552
64,660
48,772
48,289
51,475
52,571
3,599
4,064
4,171 i!
4,095 S
9,581
9,242
10,909
10,300
31,868
31,176
27,793
29,890
15,749
17,277
13,813
14,996
9,670
8,182
8,263
9,183
4,678
3,854
3,867
3,883
i02
102
103
1,770
1,761
1,749
1 ,7 2 .
26
29
30
8,860
8,680
8,902
8,871
2,850
2,838
2,803
2,841
335
340
342
344
1,872
6,285
3,546
5,410
14,485
18,948
1,651
2,672
9,418
5 251
23,545
12,071
6,906
27,265
14,228
13,982
10,640
14,127
2,633
2,275
i 5,584
16,985
1,072
1,167
!
;
!
!
1
3,725
3,807
8,602
8,287 ;
”
BANKS
Direct
1954—Apr. 15.
June 30.
Oct. 7.
Dec. 31.
63.407
65,988
72,286
71,352
50,767
53,076
58,744
57,789
3,957
3,915
4,531
4,075
4,973
4,417
3,740
4.307
7,488
10,374
13,012
12,464
34,348
34,369
37,460
36,944
11,729
11,319
14,614
10,803
16,655
17,011
16,558
19,782
4,153
4,239
4,487
4,571
76
64
42
1.723
1.724
1,738
1,745
34
36
13
20
9,598
9,890
10,490
10,449
2,660
2,637
2,682
2,729
348
350
357
365
1955—Apr. 11.
June 30.
Oct. 5.
Dec. 31.
69,166
66,473
64,961
64,377
54,956
52,530
50,922
50,688
2,999
2.377
2,534
3,250
3,204
1,281
960
1,738
13,450
13,969
13,119
11,508
35,303
34,903
34,309
34,192
9,310
8,976
8,554
10.755
19,348
19,373
19,299
17,784
4,634
4,575
4,482
3,713
275
237
261
234
1,736
1,742
1,713
1,706
12
13
10
9
10,834
10,584
10,747
10,444
2,992
2,961
2,895
2,843
372
386
388
393
1956—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
10.
30.
26.
31.
61,542
59,645
59,849
60,734
47,691
46,213
46,343
47,563
1,956
2,013
2,147
4,383
1,428
840
1,783
1,469
10,930
10,332
9,954
9,493
33,377
33,029
32,459
32,218
10,450
10,309
10,842
17,281
17,633
17,290
16,094
9,480
3,673
3,908
4.031
4.032
153
149
144
149
1,468
1,373
1,349
1,277
11
12
11
12
10,802
10,557
10,687
10,494
2,633
2,456
2,397
2,250
405
406
411
415
1957—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
14.
6.
11.
31.
59,732
59,360
60,030
61,403
46,223
45,821
46,234
47,073
3,540
3,439
3.377
3,948
1,679
2,798
3,517
3,534
8,914
7,952
8,055
8,560
32,090
31,632
31,285
31,031
17,277
17,192
18.756
19,548
9,410
9,262
7,957
6,849
4,009
4,067
3,587
3,730
150
142
109
101
1,244
969
877
803
6
7
10,780
10,768
11,086
11,235
2,297
2,345
2,277
2,645
419
418
426
444
1958—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4.
23.
24.
31.
62,787
69,443
69,885
70,804
47,862
53,160
53,280
54,294
3,700
3.574
3,082
4,644
2,396
2,905
6,148
6,143
8,504
10,480
10,568
11,117
33,262
36,201
33,482
32.390
19,360
18,052
19.181
18,338
8,975
13,016
9,278
9,601
3,805
3,847
3,745
3,216
330
478
433
439
791
807
845
796
5
5
5
6
11,641
12,786
13,393
13,405
2,828
3,037
2,748
2,630
450
455
459
470
1959—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12.
10.
6.
31.
69,654
66,858
63,470
63,100
52.955
50,216
46.771
46.771
4,416
3,854
3.574
4,612
5,488
3,688
1,820
1,812
11,326
11,410
11,448
11,604
31,725
31,264
29,929
28,744
20,235
19,763
18,685
17,878
7,022
6,940
7,643
8,144
3,224
3,351
2,466
1,795
468
438
417
393
777
771
718
534
5
9
25
41
13,739
13,820
13.978
13,677
2,476
2,328
2,204
2,108
479
485
492
502
1960—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15.
15.
3.
31.
59,722
59,313
62,050
65,685
43,547
43,453
45,875
49,007
3,235
2,521
4,625
6,402
949
1,583
2,223
2,296
11,484
11,959
13,398
15,072
27,878
27.390
25,629
25,236
20.181
19,898
17,722
17,897
5,383
5,209
5,518
4,973
1,438
1,399
1,450
1,496
367
406
518
458
509
478
421
412
58
73
94
99
13,732
13,473
13,897
14,141
1,874
1,796
1,656
1,903
512
518
527
536
1961—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12.
30.
27.
30.
65,977
68,057
72,582
73,366
48,197
50,222
53,721
53,914
5,216
5,962
9,693
9,229
1,681
2,951
1,933
1,842
3,386
4,181
5,058
6,457
12,548
12,295
13,266
14,932
25,367
24,834
23,771
21,454
4,001
5,427
4,508
1,975
12,198
11,018
11,585
12,871
7,094
6,397
5,765
4,688
1,665
1,590
1,517
1,614
408
401
397
307
135
139
142
144
15,284
15,220
16,115
16,691
1,140
1,278
1,434
1,510
672
642
609
524
550
556
562
583
1962- M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
26.
30.
28.
28.
72,507
74,285
74,526
77,061
51,784
51,920
51,185
52,838
7,262
6,467
6,124
8,862
3,184
2,984
2,901
3,249
7,407
9,448
4,903
4,269
12,716
11,919
14,660
15,174
21,215
21,102
22,597
21,284
1,901
794
3,636
1,795
11,133
11,496
8,410
8,839
6,264
6,987
9,556
9,825
1,624
1,537
720
608
293
288
275
217
139
145
138
131
17,994
19,321
20,129
20,773
1,473
1,742
1,884
2,103
515
536
549
572
601
621
642
644
1963- -Mar. 18.
June 29.
Dec. 20.
76,570
77.407
78,415
51,378
50,314
49,246
7,839
6,863
8,032
2,628
2,608
1.307
2,916
3,470
4,532
16,565
15,953
13,539
21,431
21,420
21,836
1,241
1,100
830
7,203
7,560
10,156
11,808
11,690
9,755
970
865
899
209
205
196
84
85
96
21.978
23,533
25,210
1,938
2.237
2,604
521
557
552
671
681
708
1964— June 30.
Dec. 31.
76,484
80,807
46,108
48,588
6,707
9,932
16
5,053
5,575
13,519
9,663
20,813
23,419
1,512
1,515
9,193
11,240
9,060
9,866
863
634
185
164
126
130
26,579
28,374
2.238
2,439
695
517
738
759
1965—June 30.
Dec. 31.
78,496
81,777
43,302
44,992
6,260
9,441
5,637
5,325
5,792
4,781
25,612
26,291
694
1,713
12,398
12,939
11,413
10,663
954
911
153
66
93
76
31,036
32,588
2,678
2,984
547
1,214
839
1966—June 30.
Dec. 31.
79,511
80,884
39,942
41,924
5,525
8,074
859
493
4,125
4,728
4,993
5,061
25,333
24,520
890
1,097
13,188
13,897
10,428
8,677
769
793
58
56
93
89
33,896
33,800
4,449
3,823
1,223
1,337
1967—June 30.
Dec. 30.
86,452
96,271
40,636
46.956
5,392
9,633
377
3,464
4,419
7,508
9,237
24,626
24,305
1,031
2,783
14,880
15,177
7,780
5,364
882
930
53
51
229
308
39,085
41,520
4,932
5,849
1,799
1,946
1968—June 29.
Dec. 31.
94,614
104,802
43,361
47,881
4,415
4,983
11,311
23,372
3,673
13,017
5,704
934
43,382
48,423
5,817
6,277
2,054
2,221
1969—June 30.
Dec. 31.
95,746
94,618
39,382
39,833
2,914
2,592
13,654
20,060
4,982
13,573
567
897
101
48,600
47,227
5,975
5,847
1,789
1,711
1970—June 30.
Dec. 31.
95,451
112,004
37,324
45,399
3,247
5,974
13,642
14,287
1,403
186
697
156
50,108
55,662
6,153
8,680
1,866
2,262
For notes see end o f Table 2.5 E.
MEMBER
2.1 ALL MEMBER BANKS — Continued
E.
D EPO SITS
fin millions o f dollars]
Demand
Time
Cali date
JPC
State
and
local
govt.
U.S.
Govt.
Interbank
IPC
Total
Foreign
Savings
Other
time
Foreign
govt.
and
other
State
and
local
govt.
U.S.
Govt.
and
postal
savings
Dom estic
Com
m er
cial
M utual
savings
Foreign
749
11,615
11,719
11,727
11,852
10,940
11,063
11,104
11,215
461
441
418
432
68
59
51
51
133
142
154
144
696
700
11,980
12,070
12,319
11,368
11,459
11,687
411
410
435
52
59
56
150
134
135
681
67i
12,431
12,495
12,558
12,487
11,837
11,898
11,980
11,878
392
397
382
418
54
55
50
50
147
138
147
133
10,101
746
811
12,087
12,236
12,841
11,520
11,673
12,366
395
400
332
49
49
56
123
109
82
5
5
1,050
1,065
1,573
9,648
9,806
9,603
832
833
891
13,866
14,667
15,330
13,382
14,176
14,822
341
316
327
71
109
120
66
62
58
5
5
4
11,468
17,634
18,509
1,058
1,460
1,251
9,263
9,904
10,881
937
937
945
16,165
16,947
19,317
15,645
16,448
18,807
347
333
347
113
104
105
54
52
47
6
11
11
12,409
21,967
22,179
1,305 |
1,138 I
2,450 j
10,250
11,064
12,333
1,016
1,106
1,243
20,548
21,809
24,274
20,004
21,254
23,712
378
392
399
101
102
99
54
44
46
11
16
18
65.589
67,129
69.127
4,826 J 12,009
4,763
7,763
4,915
2,672
2,179 !
1,796
2,207
10,391
10,042
10,644
1,339
1,370
1.353
26,187
26,817
27,253
25,568
26,150
26,525
447
491
551
101
104
114 I
46
45
43
26
27
19
87.361
90,162
94,138
67,933
69,047
72,704
5,376
5,059
5,504
1.095
2,308 I
1,176 !
1,976
1,821
2,401
9,612
10,471
10,978
1.369
1,455
1.375
28,074
28,333
28,390
27,259
27,511
27,542
649
661
693
106
110
105
38
37
39
21
13
11
116,672
117,452
121,362
88,041
88,583
92,459
68,093
68,204
70,947
5,570
5,873
5,850
2,115 |j
1,846 1
2,122
1,755
1,873
1,962
9,133
9,433
10,098
1.375
1.353
1,480
28,632
28,869
28,902
27,616
27,805
27,801
872 I
912 !
102 |
106 !
Ill
33
31
30
9
16
33
1949—Apr. 1 1 . .. .
June 30___
Nov. 1___
Dec. 3 1 . . . .
116,011
116,980
120,640
123,885
86,906
87,576
91.393
94,561
66,766
67,157
69,493
71.589
5,849 i
5,983 |
5,913
6,017
2,563
1,980 '
2,987
2,838
1,462
2,222
1,829
2,185
8,855
8,864
9,778
10,623
1,411
29,105
1.369
29,405
1,393 ! 29,248
1,310 29,324
27,885
28,038
27,876
27,934
1,030 I
1,069
1,043
1,051
122
157
170
175
27
24
25
24
39
117
134
139
1950—Apr. 2 4 . . . .
June 30__ _
Oct. 4 ____
Dec. 3 0 . . . .
119.967 90.361
122,707 92,878
124,477 95,005
133,089 103,412
69,365
70,463
73,190
78,659
6,100
6,428 1
6,048
6,400
2,687
3,340
2,482 |
2,523 I
1,718
2,001
1,772 ,
2,724
9,150
9,368
10,115
11,669
1,343 I 29,605
1,278 | 29,829
1,398
29,472
1,437 I 29,677
28,213
28,328
27,921
28,032
1,074 !
1,115
1,135
1,121 :
170
182
180
183
27
26
26
24
123
178
210
318
1939—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
^
^
Foreign
govt.
and
other
Interbank
Certi- J
Domestic
fied j
and i
officers’
Com
checks,
mer
etc.
M utual
cial
savings
BANKS
IPC
Total
de
posits
2 9 ....
3 0 ....
2 ....
3 0 ....
43,666
45,873
48.430
49,340
32,051
34,154
36,703
37,488
20,845
22,448
23,983
24,604
2,467
2,532
2,390
2,321
775
694
675
743 ;
533
790
666
563 ;
6,816
7,097
8,989
8,507
1940— M ar. 2 6 ___
June 2 9 ___
Dec. 3 ! . . . .
50,178
51,729
56.430
38,197
39,659
44,110
24,965
26,397
29,576
2,499
2,529
2,724
725 i
711 !
616 j
558 !
475 I
913 I
9,449
8,852
9,581
1941—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4 ___
3 0___
2 4___
3 1 ....
56,824
58,512
60,105
61,717
44.393
46,016
47,546
49,231
29,752
31,429
32,149
33,061
2,957
2,940
3,090
3,066
523
619
781
1,709
662
738
730
1,009 j
10,498
9,610
10,797
9,714
1942— Apr. 4 . . . .
June 3 0 . . . .
Dec. 3 ! . . . .
61,013
63,404
78,277
48,926
51,168
65,436
32,602
35,646
42,139
3,285
3,230
3,318
2,164
1,724 |
7,923
589 I
711 I
1,142
10,286
9,110
1943—June 3 0 . . . .
Oct. 1 8 . .. .
Dec. 3 1 . . . .
84,016
94,968
92,262
70,151
80,301
76,932
47,863
47,849
51,820
3,522
7,236
3,206 1 17,542
3,602
9,444
1944— Apr. 1 3 . .. .
June 3 0 . . . .
Dec. 3 0___
94,631
101,276
110,917
78,466
84,328
91,600
52.126
50,756
56,270
3,613
3,638
3,744
1945— M ar. 2 0 ___
June 3 0 . . . .
Dec. 3 1 . . . .
108.967
118,378
129,670
88,419
96,569
105,395
59,409
57,417
62,950
4,030
3,877
4,240
1946—June 2 9 . . . .
Sept. 3 0 ----Dec. 3 1 . . . .
122,519
119,680
118,170
96,332
92,864
90,917
1947—June 3 0 . . . .
Oct. 6 . . . .
Dec. 3 1 . . . .
115,435
118,495
122,528
1948—Apr. 1 2 . .. .
June 3 0 ___
Dec. 3 1 . . . .
S
615
593
13
14
10
1951—Apr. 9 ..................... 128,229
June 3 0 ..................... 129,737
Oct. 10..................... 132,369
Dcc. 3 1 ..................... 141,015
98,588
99,664
101,825
109,970
73,118
74,061
77,511
83,240
6,190
6,713
6,059
6,666
6,256
5,811
3,848
3,101
1,841
2,093
1,717
2,961
9,739
9,659
11,435
12,634
1,444
1,327
1,255
1,369
29,640
30,073
30,544
31,045
27,891
28,263
28,667
29,128
1,201
1,243
1,224
1,238
190
206
233
257
25
23
23
22
333
339
397
400
1952— M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
31 .....................
3 0 .....................
5 .....................
3 1 .....................
135,165
138,769
136,937
147,527
103,600
106,512
104,415
114,045
77,007
79,186
79,731
85,680
6,816
6,989
6,591
7,029
5,409
5,439
4,023
4,567
2,219
2,555
1,803
2,744
10,841
11,013
10,897
12,594
1,308
1,329
1,370
1,431
31,565
32,257
32,522
33,482
29,556
30,196
30,413
31,266
1,291
1,303
1,309
1,303
272
288
300
321
24
28
33
32
422
441
466
560
1953
Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
2 0 .....................
3 0 .....................
3 0 .....................
31.....................
139,795
140,830
143,803
150,164
105,740
106,027
108,544
113,930
80,998
80,741
81, 132
85,711
7,234
7,403
6,989
7,530
3,044
3,378
5,555
3,756
2,520
2,256
2,375
2,783
10,593
10,947
11,153
12,858
1,350
1,300
1,341
1,291
34,055
34,803
35,259
36,234
31,783
32,412
32,825
33,311
1,337
1,395
1,380
1,595
311
310
310
308
29
32
32
38
595
653
713
983
1954
Apr. 15..................... 144,436
June 3 0 ..................... 148,252
Oct. 7 ..................... 151,717
Dec. 3 1 ..................... 157,252
107,089
109,856
112,446
117,826
81,146
81,034
82,775
88,859
7,623
7,839
7,058
7,781
3,268
5,165
6,546
3,715
2,537
2,581
2,435
2,964
11,246
11,956
12,280
13,015
1,270
1,280
1,352
1,493
37,347
38,396
39,271
39,425
33,932
34,687
35,370
35,650
1,754
1,912
2,017
1,966
307
300
324
334
5!
54
63
64
1,302
1,443
1,496
1,412
1955
Apr. 11..................... 153,379
June 3 0 ..................... 154,670
Oct. 5 ..................... 154,162
Dec. 3 1 ..................... 163,757
113,625
114,411
113,720
123,239
86,073
85,706
87,091
93,687
7,345
8,117
7,462
8,075
4,714
4,656
3,258
3,327
2,474
2,919
2,678
3,638
11,533
11,482
11,720
13,002
1,486
1,531
1,513
1,511
39,754
40,259
40,442
40,518
36,002
36,504
36,776
36,972
2,008
1,968
1,875
1,865
330
338
325
327
52
50
38
38
1,362
1,400
1,428
1,315
155,842
158,388
157,615
167,906
115,053
116,847
115,792
125,708
87,647
87,404
87,859
95,163
7,780
8,496
7,684
8,211
3,486
4,806
4,538
3,292
2,781
3,004
2,696
3,475
11,757
11,627
11,400
13,818
1,603
1,510
1,615
1,749
40,789
41,542
41,823
42,197
37,275
37,916
38,264
38,769
1,992
1,954
1,913
1,839
315
302
301
301
38
42
42
39
1,168
1,328
1,304
1,250
1957—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
14.....................
6 .....................
11.....................
3 1 .....................
159,593
157,593
161,871
170,637
115,996
112,911
115,921
124,100
91,017
86,624
89,136
93,804
7,778
8,371
7,634
8,412
1,789
2,932
3,575
3,472
2,807
2,616
2,366
3,331
11,059
10,799
11,450
13,356
1,546
1,568
1,760
1,726
43,596
44,682
45,950
46,537
40,028
40,883
42,253
42,845
1,965
2,128
2,128
2,170
296
302
292
275
50
46
34
27
1,258
1,323
1,243
1,220
1 9 5 8 -M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4 .....................
2 3 .....................
2 4 .....................
31.....................
164,196
173,904
170,031
182,816
115,457
121,744
117,005
129,497
87,729
87,703
89,326
98,133
8,430
8,628
7,992
8,603
3,231
8,658
3,782
3,822
2,831
3,482
2,447
3,712
11,703
11,676
11,994
13,614
1,532
1,597
1,464
1,613
48,740
52,160
53,026
53,319
43,936
46,339
47,468
48,004
2,558
3,296
3,104
2,829
242
259
279
300
67
139
144
141
1,937
2,127
2,030
2,046
1959—Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12.....................
10.....................
6 .....................
3 1 .....................
174,338
174,811
176,674
184,706
120,379
120,021
122,245
130,542
93,911
93,353
92,892
98,532
8,203
8,207
8,218
8,915
2,154
2,406
4,298
4,504
3,004
3,110
3,288
3,542
11,493
11,446
12,091
13,389
1,614
1,499
1,458
1,659
53,959
54,790
54,429
54,165
48,699
49,565
50,094
50,185
2,884
2,937
2,473
2,383
283
297
265
259
132
124
105
81
1,962
1,866
1,492
1,257
I960— Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15.....................
15.....................
3 .....................
31.....................
176,710
179,519
182,280
193,029
122,895
124,678
125,052
134,117
94,847
93,896
92,147
99,134
8,156
8,304
8,563
9,016
3,959
5,745
6,715
5,287
2,937
3,366
3,544
4,244
11,568
11,980
12,648
14,875
1,428
1,387
1,434
1,561
53,815
54,841
57,228
58,912
49,878
50,534
52,328
53,477
2,532
2,768
3,117
3,559
249
234
237
237
71
98
129
175
1,085
1,208
1,418
1,464
1961—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12.....................
3 0 .....................
2 7 .....................
3 0 .....................
185,375
189,226
192,305
209,630
123,115
124,376
125,930
142,170
95,227
92,238
93,211
104,803
654
648
686
650
8,442
9,241
8,479
9,487
1,909
5,731
7,293
5,381
3,175
3,441
2,935
4,654
654
580
576
675
12,112
11,481
11,781
15,249
941
1,016
968
1,270
62,261
64,849
66,375
67,460
48,330
49,648
50,500
51,985
7,657
8,652
9,037
8,367
1,763
1,809
2,088
2,174
4,008
4,203
4,214
4,371
250
263
254
260
16
15
14
8
130
156
170
178
107
104
98
117
1962— Mar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
26.....................
30.....................
2 8 .....................
2 8 .....................
197,084
206,057
207,347
219,468
124,971
130,544
130,045
139,393
93,016
94,173
95,340
103,929
645
652
560
717
8,616
9,107
8,961
9,270
6,125
8,734
7,653
6,086
3,258
4,080
3,448
4,083
597
642
585
652
11,606
11,991
12,432
13,419
1,108
1,163
1,065
1,237
72,113
75,513
77,302
80,074
53,421
55,213
56,848
58,296
11,078
12,424
12,830
13,595
2,156
2,156
2,111
2,424
4,866
5,096
4,916
5,158
261
274
245
243
21
32
31
28
190
191
193
207
122
128
128
123
1963—Mar. 18..................... 214,451
June 2 9 ..................... 222,619
Dec. 2 0 ..................... 229,376
130,740
135,696
138,065
97,882
97,333
103,296
600
620
834
8,874
9,535
9,376
4,760
9,761
5,986
3,950
4,060
4,055
616
679
582
12,942
12,467
12,796
1,117
1,242
1,140
83,711
86,923
91,311
59,636
61,023
62,666
15,045
16,451
18,627
2,670
2,848
3,033
5,745
5,999
6,364
241
228
240
38
33
39
210
237
222
125
103
121
1964—June 3 0 ..................... 238,052
Dec. 3 1 ..................... 255,724
139,493
151,383
100,942
112,060
663
819
9,639
10,293
9,342
5,838
4,379
5,368
716
709
12,531
14,895
1,280
1,403
98,559
104,340
65,099
67,888
22,107
23,669
3,556
3,868
7,045
8,012
227
239
73
110
306
321
146
233
1965—June 3 0 ..................... 259,743
Dec. 3 1 ..................... 275,517
146,238
154,475
103,731
115,023
771
882
10,127
10,840
10,806
4,890
5,449
5,386
741
825
13,268
15,152
1,346
1,477
113,505
121,042
71,473
75,581
28,315
30,293
4,026
4,052
8,592
10,041
247
236
210
154
400
450
240
236
1966—June 3 0 ..................... 281,209
Dec. 31..................... 292,004
152,715
161,439
108,268
119,556
764
860
11,445
11,406
9,979
4,432
6,095
6,396
843
747
13,909
16,304
1,412
1,736
128,494
130,565
73,654
72,624
39,073
41,771
4,301
4,180
10,334
10,983
204
213
163
142
523
424
242
228
BANKS
10.....................
3 0 .....................
2 6 .....................
3 1 .....................
MEMBER
1956— Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
MEMBER
BANKS
2.1 ALL MEMBER BANKS—Continued
E.
D EPO SITS— Continued
[In millions of dollars]
Demand
Time
IPC
Call date
Total
de
posits
Total
IPC
Interbank
Foreign
govt.
and
other
State
and
local
govt.
U.S.
Govt.
Certi
fied
and
officers'
checks,
- etc.
IPC
Donnestic
M utual
savings
Total
Commer-
Foreign
14,834
18,054
1,557
1,861
Savings
Interbank
Other
time
Foreign
govt.
and
other
State
and
local
govt.
U.S.
Govt.
and
postal
savings
Dorr estic
M utual
savings
C om
m er
cial
Foreign
1
143,236
149,589
73,558
75,748
50,368
54,489
5,010
5,093
12,747
12.856
240
235
473
204
649
665
192
299
1,834 f153.695
2,036 164,603
75,957
76,513
58.593
66,361
4.553
4,671
13,373
15,668
286
330
196
144
522
633
216
283
20,977
22,464
2,072
2,399
158,088
151,055
74.833
73,154
64,703
60,834
4,453
6,321
13,071
9,951
305
186
36
30
464
339
222
241
21,870
25,333
2,313 158,234
2,882 181,542
7 3 ,158
76,452
64,344
80,005
6,730
4,541
13,142
18,406
168
406
92
409
1,290
191
169
1967—June 30................... 297,529 154,293 113,360
Dec. 30.................... 327,012 177,423 13.1,318
763
866
11,566
11,857
4,580
4,631
6,857
7,940
777
896
1968—June 29................... 323,935 170,240 123,966
Dec. 31................... 356,351 191,748 141,621
749
855
12,503
12,851
4,127
4,309
9,251
8,592
828 1 16,981
896 t 20,587
1969—June 30................... 345,347
Dec. 31................... 350,759
187,258 133,082
199,704 145,082
775
911
12,916
13,274
4,874
4,114
11,513
10,483
1,049
977
1970—June 30................... 346,229 187,995 132,884
Dec. 31................... 385,176 203,634 146,580
922
893
12,930
13,250
6,957
6,460
9,179
7,309
940
927
1
F o r notes see end of Table 2.5 E.
273
2.2 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS — NEW YORK CITY
A.
TOTAL ASSETS AND N UM BER O F BANKS
[Assets in millions o f dollars]
Loans and investments
Balances with—
Investments
CaU date
Total
assets
Total
Loans
Total
U.S.
Govt.
Other
securities securities
Reserve
with
F. R.
Banks
Currency
and
coin
Cash
items
D om es
tic
banks
Foreign
banks
Bank
prem
ises,
etc.
Other
real
estate
Cus
tom ers’
liability
on
accept
ances
Other
assets
N um ber
of
banks
8,408
8,688
9,044
9,339
3,086
2,988
3,116
3,296
5,322
5,700
5,928
6,043
4,025
4,484
4,558
4,772
1,296
1,216
1,370
1,272
4,582
4,975
5,929
5,915
63
61
85
89
156
112
109
125
29
26
23
14
604
1,029
806
560
212
210
208
207
51
51
51
40
78
75
57
75
60
56
65
49
36
36
36
36
1 9 40-M ar. 26...............
June 29...............
Dec. 31...............
17,174
17,918
19,688
9,594
9,829
10,910
3,211
3,014
3,384
6,383
6,815
7,527
4,972
5,486
6,044
1,412
1,328
1,483
6,386
7,072
7,057
84
88
102
163
119
122
13
11
6
568
453
1,137
206
204
200
40
37
34
69
54
57
51
52
63
36
36
36
1941—Apr. 4 ...............
June 30...............
Sept. 24...............
Dec. 31...............
19,625
19,863
19,748
19,862
11,696
12,493
12,930
12,896
3,502
3,778
3,939
4,072
8,194
8,715
8,991
8,823
6,625
7,268
7,331
7,265
1,568
1,447
1,660
1,559
6,715
5,857
5,534
5,105
85
136
96
93
154
131
114
141
4
5
5
6
588
900
731
1,290
203
202
201
200
34
34
33
31
54
50
40
44
91
53
64
55
36
36
36
36
1942—Apr. 4 ...............
June 30...............
Dec. 31...............
19,315
20,143
24,127
13,123
14,019
17,957
4,173
4,066
4,116
8,950
9,953
13,841
7,381
8,550
12,547
1,569
1,404
1,294
5,236
4,762
4,388
81
88
72
190
103
82
7
8
8
349
847
1,313
199
202
199
31
30
28
32
32
22
68
52
57
36
37
37
1943—June 30...............
Oct. 18...............
Dec. 31...............
24,029
27,117
25,499
18,982
22,137
19,994
4,009
5,373
4,428
14,974
16,764
15,566
13,887
15,734
14,563
1,087
1,031
1,002
3,473
3,426
3,596
92
100
92
52
71
61
12
10
13
1,111
1,053
1,436
193
191
192
22
20
17
29
27
26
63
81
71
37
37
37
1944—Apr. 13...............
June 30...............
Dec. 30...............
25,918
28,003
29,230
20,805
22,669
24,003
4,594
5,479
5,760
16,211
17,190
18,243
15,175
16,157
17,179
1,035
1,033
1,065
3,530
3,455
3,766
111
85
102
57
60
76
11
10
10
1,090
1,420
967
190
188
180
16
14
12
30
27
36
77
75
79
37
37
37
1945— Mar. 20...............
June 30...............
Dec. 31...............
28,238
30,813
32,887
22,734
25,756
26,143
5,054
7,069
7,334
17,681
18,687
18,809
16,568
17,492
17,574
1,113
1,196
1,235
3,949
3,879
4,015
104
89
111
62
64
78
10
14
12
1,093
716
2,223
178
176
172
11
10
7
25
24
37
71
84
89
37
37
37
1946—June 29...............
Sept. 30...............
Dec. 31...............
30,143
28,080
27,380
23,304
21,972
20,834
6,506
6,258
6,368
16,798
15,714
14,465
15,646
14,410
13,308
1,152
1,304
1,158
4,255
4,015
4,046
85
129
131
68
61
87
18
30
25
2,102
1,553
1,948
169
169
164
5
5
4
54
60
64
83
86
78
37
37
37
1947—June 30...............
Oct. . 6 ...............
Dec. 31...............
26,890
26,792
27,982
20,332
20,469
20,393
6,548
6,881
7,179
13,784
13,588
13,214
12,571
12,305
11,972
1,213
1,283
1,242
4,166
4,254
4,639
123
143
151
50
55
70
20
14
15
1,884
1,530
2,387
161
160
159
4
4
3
55
70
83
95
93
83
37
37
37
1948—Apr. 12..............
June 30...............
Dec. 31...............
26,191
26,272
26,956
19,547
19,019
18,759
7,169
7,550
8,048
12,378
11,469
10,712
11,129
10,358
9,649
1,249
1,110
1,063
4,481
4,883
5,643
141
122
117
46
46
67
10
12
17
1,602
1,734
1,913
158
158
157
3
3
4
98
124
105
106
170
173
37
35
35
1949—Apr. 11...............
June 30...............
Nov. 1...............
Dec. 31...............
25,258
26,598
26,312
26,962
18,065
19,103
19,451
19,583
7,546
7,689
7,505
7,550
10,519
11,413
11,946
12,033
9,383
10,278
10,751
10,746
1,136
1,135
1,195
1,287
5,164
4,726
4,532
4,462
140
130
114
112
41
56
35
68
11
10
34
26
1,437
2,187
1,742
2,318
156
156
154
152
4
4
3
3
87
86
83
100
152
141
163
138
35
35
25
25
1950—Apr. 24...............
June 30...............
Oct. 4 ..............
Dec. 30...............
25,607
26,261
26,437
28,954
19,216
19,548
19,821
20,612
7,616
7,723
8,821
9,729
11,599
11,825
11,001
10,883
9,987
10,281
9,132
8,993
1,613
1,544
1,869
1,890
4,297
4,235
4,418
4,693
131
92
125
118
33
38
41
78
21
32
92
94
1,541
1,931
1,510
2,939
152
151
151
153
3
3
3
3
96
110
136
125
119
120
139
139
25
25
24
23
BANKS
14,243
15,282
16,376
16,413
MEMBER
1939—Mar. 29...............
June 30...............
Oct. 2 ...............
Dec. 30...............
A.
MEMBER
1 2 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—NEW YORK CITY—Continued
TO TA L ASSETS AND NUM BER O F BANKS—Contioued
[Assets in millions o f dollars]
Loans and investments
Total
assets
Investments
Total
Loans
Total
U.S.
Govt.
Other
securities securities
Reserve
with
F. R.
Banks
Currency
and
coin
Domes
tic
banks
1951—Apr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
9 ..............
30..............
10..............
31..............
28,061
28,444
27,680
30,464
20,371
20,604
20,280
21,379
10,008
10,234
10,527
11,146
10,363
10,370
9,753
10,233
8,413
8,460
7,718
8,129
1,949
1,910
2,035
2,104
5,379
5,053
5,356
5,246
143
96
159
159
38
48
39
79
1952—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
31..............
30..............
5 ..............
31..............
29,449
30,365
28,203
31,053
20,892
21,710
20,901
22,130
10,940
11,268
10,944
12,376
9,953
10,442
9,957
9,754
7,741
8,212
7,663
7,678
2,211
2,231
2,295
2,076
5,349
5,266
5,050
5,059
137
168
134
148
1953—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
20..............
30..............
30..............
31..............
28,779
28,814
29,692
30,684
20,579
20,452
21,568
22,058
12,169
11,883
12,114
12,289
8,409
8,569
9,454
9,769
6,266
6,639
7,436
7,765
2,143
1,930
2,018
2,004
5,052
5,204
4,885
4,846
1954— Apr. 15..............
June 30..............
Oct. 7 ..............
Dec. 31..............
29,584
30,771
31,271
32,193
21,755
22,681
23,794
23,880
11,924
11,619
11,633
12,039
9,831
11,062
12,161
11,841
7,457
8,695
9,643
9,342
2,374
2,367
2,518
2,499
1955—Apr. 11..............
June 30..............
Oct. 5 ..............
Dec. 31..............
31,155
31,559
30,792
33,228
23,578
23,099
23,007
23,583
12,819
13,016
13,882
14,640
10,758
10,083
9,125
8,943
8,212
7,782
6,774
6,796
1956—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
10..............
30..............
26..............
31..............
30,905
31,801
31,457
33,381
23,159
23,270
23,422
23,809
14,945
15,373
15,804
15,987
8,214
7,896
7,618
7,822
1957—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
14..............
6 ..............
11..............
31..............
32,629
30,993
31,594
33,975
23,793
23,293
23,277
23,828
16,213
15,895
16,067
16,102
1958—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4 ..............
23 ..............
24..............
31..............
33,582
36,664
32,782
36,398
24,664
27,149
25,230
25,966
1959—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12..............
10..............
6 ..............
31..............
34,553
34,387
34,081
35,750
1960—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15..............
15..............
3 ..............
3 1 .............
1961—-Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12..............
30..............
27..............
30..............
Cash
items
Foreign
banks
Bank
prem
ises,
etc.
Cus
tom ers5
liability
on
accept
ances
Other
real
estate
Other
assets
Num ber
of
banks
69 1
79
31
28
1,603
2,116
1,363
3,051
153
154
156
153
3
2
2
2
169
152
157
209
134
139
138
157
23
22
22
22
264
92
34
84
20
19
27
55
2,248
2,589
1,533
3,073
155
155
155
157
2
2
2
3
220
190
195
205
161
172
17!
139
22
22
22
22
143
127
135
129
42
49
49
70
23
34
26
35
2,436
2,465
2,504
2,993
158
158
158
158
3
3
3
3
201
190
234
253
143
131
131
139
22
22
22
22
4,635
4,614
4,636
4,398
134
131
154
126
49
60
39
67
27
35
48
76
2,395
2,684
1,978
2,914
158
161
167
162
3
4
3
3
289
249
273
388
138
153
178
179
22
22
22
21
2,546
2,300
2,351
2,148
4,414
4,399
4,265
4,431
163
138
145
127
41
87
81
111
43
58
39
52
2,139
3,067
2,544
4 226
174
175
177
185
3
3
3
414
320
318
318
187
213
214
193
18
18
18
18
6,000
6,011
5,650
6,057
2,214
1,885
1,968
1,765
4,145
4,331
4,133
4,375
145
94
147
161
91
89
73
99
30
33
90
28
2 633
3,207
2,753
3,966
172
176
178
187
i
l
2
297
355
423
492
234
246
237
262
18
18
18
18
7,580
7,398
7,210
7,726
5,661
5,738
5,420
5,880
1,919
1,660
1,789
1,846
4,458
4,080
4,361
4,564
151
143
116
158
51
45
39
110
32
37
32
41
3,161
2,386
2,576
4,110
189
195
208
215
3
4
5
5
542
533
703
698
249
277
279
245
18
18
18
18
16,208
16,764
15,464
16,165
8,457
10,385
9,766
9,802
6,295
8,035
7,350
7,486
2,161
2,350
2,416
2,315
4,230
4,418
3,819
4,454
127
145
142
161
55
76
62
92
24
40
55
57
3,124
3,593
2,233
4,534
220
225
233
244
5
6
6
6
850
700
638
591
283
313
366
293
18
18
18
18
25,979
25,648
25,315
25,291
15,825
16,514
17,502
18,121
10,154
9,134
7,813
7,170
7,672
6,745
5,418
5,002
2,481
2,389
2,395
2,168
3,987
4,090
3,779
3,908
161
148
140
151
60
66
56
138
34
48
40
51
3,175
3,202
3,521
4,925
248
256
294
323
6
6
6
6
579
520
481
510
324
402
450
447
18
17
16
16
34,524
36,102
37,306
39,767
24,962
25,774
26,386
27,726
18,073
18,350
17,760
18,465
6,889
7,424
8,626
9,262
4,637
5,384
6,354
6,980
2,252
2,040
2,273
2,282
3,798
4,054
4,031
3,398
139
144
144
199
76
87
78
147
27
40
76
77
4,155
4,565
4,894
6,480
331
331
366
291
5
7
7
49
664
712
943
1,036
367
389
382
364
16
16
15
15
37,092
38,741
39,540
43,538
26,902
28,220
29,453
30,297
17,678
18,054
18,183
19,535
9,224
10,167
11,270
10,762
6,419
7,642
8,402
7,862
2,805
2,524
2,868
2,900
3,612
3,563
3,603
3,286
202
130
203
240
118
98
78
143
77
71
78
146
4,269
4,754
4,105
7,348
307
326
323
52
57
60
63
1,116
1,044
1,136
1,207
437
478
502
469
15
15
14
13
339
BANKS
Call date
Balances with—
26..............
30..............
2 8 ..............
28..............
40,069
41,910
41,263
46,135
29,930
30,396
30,511
32,989
19,795
19,224
20,060
21,954
10,134
11,172
10,452
11,034
6,805
7,659
6,596
7,017
3,330
3,513
3,856
4,017
3,271
3,495
3,338
4,121
231
165
184
251
68
106
99
156
84
87
76
123
4,451
5,700
5,175
6,398
347
356
365
382
67
69
73
1.148
1,014
982
1,420-
472
523
461
521
13
13
16
17
1963—M ar. 18..............
June 29..............
Dec. 20..............
44,295
44,981
46,434
32,941
32,847
34,827
21,501
21,446
23,577
11,440
11,401
11,249
6,984
6,506
6,154
4,456
4,895
5,095
3,341
3,439
3,625
254
191
264
126
121
96
76
88
119
5,503
5,963
5,269
390
510
532
74
6
8
1,100
1,095
1,012
490
722
683
16
13
13
1964—June 30..............
Dec. 31..............
49,716
53,867
36,693
39,507
25,490
27,301
11,203
12r206
5,779
6,178
5,424
6,028
3,919
3,730
273
278
82
180
157
129
6,119
7,504
611
614
1,101
1,039
762
889
14
13
1965—June 30..............
Dec. 31..............
57,150
59,517
42,225
44,763
30,975
33,125
11,250
11,638
4,907
5,203
6,342
6,435
4,274
3,788
314
310
199
122
109
127
7,290
7,529
620
623
1,113
1,077
1,007
1,179
13
12
1966—June 30..............
Dec. 31..............
62,408
64,424
46,453
46,536
35,796
35,941
10,658
10,594
4,466
4,920
6,192
5,674
3,356
4,062
313
326
235
201
97
98
8,929
10,182
628
645
1,165
1,210
1,232
1,165
12
12
1967—June 30..............
Dec. 30..............
65,668
74,609
47,701
52,141
36,441
39,059
11,260
13,082
5,048
6,027
6,212
7,055
4,397
4,786
279
397
188
476
112
113
9,712
13,025
673
685
36
1,415
1,376
1,191
1,574
12
12
1968—June 29..............
Dec. 31..............
75,544
81,364
51,361
57,047
39,544
42,968
11,817
14,078
5,046
5,984
6,771
8,094
5,013
4,506
305
443
559
420
97
112
14,659
14,467
701
721
45
27
1,359
1,424
1,444
2,197
12
12
1969—June 30..............
Dec. 31..............
89,283
87,753
57,885
60,333
46,232
48,305
11,653
12,028
4,445
5,048
7,208
6,980
4,212
4,358
400
463
424
455
92
90
21,095
16,983
785
809
31
33
1,789
1,944
2,569
2,285
12
12
1970—June 30..............
Dec. 31..............
85,666
89,384
57,088
62,347
44,881
47,161
12,207
15,186
4,413
6,009
7,795
9,177
4,621
4,683
429
436
606
1,308
87
89
17,328
15,199
839
869
31
30
2,317
2,237
2,322
2,187
12
12
1962—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
F o r notes see end o f Table 2.5 E .
2.2 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—NEW YORK CITY—Continued
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**
B. TO TA L LIA BILITIES
[In millions o f dollars]
Call date
1939—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
Total
liabil
ities
and
capital
Deposits
Total
Inter
bank
U.S.
Govt.
and
postal
savings
Other
demand
Other
time
Capital accounts
Other
liabil
ities
Stocks
Total
Com
mon
Pre
ferred
Sur
plus
Demand deposits
U ndi
vided
profits
Reserves
for
contin
gencies,
etc.
A d
justed
N et
1,592
1,586
1,587
1,592
538
538
538
539
10
10
10
10
808
809
809
815
171
170
169
173
65
59
62
56
7,605
8,012
8,676
8,899
10,863
11,495
12,878
13,081
75
64
67
219
249
262
1,601
1,599
1,615
539
539
539
10
9
9
815
815
827
180
181
191
59
55
49
9,562
10,235
11,062
13,767
14,671
15,662
10
62
59
48
53
236
251
239
229
1,623
1,625
1,635
1,648
539
539
539
539
9
9
9
9
827
828
828
841
197
198
207
213
51
51
52
47
11,645
11,619
11,506
10,761
16,116
16,087
16,128
15,689
776
734
734
4
3
39
37
26
231
282
296
1,655
1,698
1,727
539
559
559
9
9
9
841
861
866
219
222
241
47
48
53
11,335
11,711
11,899
16,065
16,435
19,946
776
794
842
11
120
29
34
31
34
273
316
317
1,774
1,808
1,862
561
561
562
9
9
9
906
928
980
239
247
235
59
63
76
13,543
12,750
13,899
17,201
16,384
17,551
12,337
13,341
14,531
14,507
3,285
3,516
4,243
4,238
135
84
72
74
8,209
9,041
9,482
9,459
708
699
735
736
1940—M ar. 2 6 ..
June 2 9 ..
Dec. 31..
17,174
17,918
19,688
15,278
16,007
17,744
4,302
4,491
4,678
68
67
48
10,131
10,688
12,199
777
761
819
1941—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4 ..
30..
2 4 ..
31..
19,625
19,863
19,748
19,862
17,705
17,929
17,816
17,932
4,598
4,572
4,604
4,207
29
32
135
866
12,233
12,520
12,237
12,051
844
805
840
807
1942—Apr. 4 ..
June 30..
Dec. 31 ..
19,315
20,143
24,127
17,386
18,122
22,078
3,959
3,967
3,945
967
863
4,186
11,685
12,558
13,212
1943—June 30 ..
Oct. 18..
Dec. 31 ..
24,029
27,117
25,499
21,937
24,843
23,256
3,687
3,675
3,680
2,820
6,571
3,400
14,654
13,803
15,334
1
BANKS
224
265
187
228
14,243
15,282
16,376
16,413
MEMBER
90
90
71
86
29 ..
30 ..
2 ..
30..
Accept
ances
out
stand
ing
Bor
row
ings
B.
MEMBER
2.2 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—NEW YORK CITY—Continued
TO TA L LIABIL1TES—Continued
[In millions o f dollars]
Deposits
Call date
Total
Inter
bank
U.S.
Govt.
and
postal
savings
Other
demand
Other
time
Borrow
ings
Acceptances 1 Other
outliabil
stand
ities
ing
I
C apital accounts
Stocks
Sur
plus
Total
C om
m on
Pre
ferred
Dem and deposits
U ndi
vided
profits
Reserves
for
contin
gencies,
etc.
A d
justed
N et
1944—Apr. 13..
June 30..
Dec. 30 ..
25,918
28,003
29,230
23,635
25,679
26,773
3,653
3,968
4,041
4,033
6,157
6,729
15,079
14,674
15,009
869
879
994
68
64
96
35
30
42
290
324
354
1,891
1,907
1,966
573
574
579
8
8
8
969
978
1,001
255
264
293
85
83
85
13,989
13,254
14,042
17,616
17,194
18,051
1945—M ar. 2 0 ..
June 30..
Dec. 31..
28,238
30,813
32,887
25,709
28,363
30,121
3,921
4,276
4,657
4,304
7,627
6,950
16,402
15,359
17,287
1,083
1,101
1,227
164
40
195
29
29
44
341
358
407
1,995
2,023
2,120
580
580
600
8
8
1
1,002
1,018
1,093
310
323
323
95
94
103
15,309
14,643
15,065
19,207
18,880
19,660
1946—June 29 ..
Sept. 30..
Dec. 31..
30,143
28,080
27,380
27,484
25,403
24,723
4,332
4,194
4,246
3,503
2,119
666
18,260
17,672
18,376
1,390
1,418
1,435
27
5
63
67
72
394
408
381
2,176
2,196
2,205
601
601
601
1
1
1
1,096
1,096
1,126
363
388
374
114
no
102
16,158
16,119
16,429
20,431
20,276
20,605
1947--June 30..
Oct. 6 ..
Dec. 31..
26,890
26,792
27,982
24,142
23,787
25,216
4,148
4,287
4,464
193
576
279
18,377
17,471
19,040
1,423
1,454
1,432
1
268
30
63
79
97
450
407
381
2,234
2,250
2,259
611
611
611
1
1
1
1,162
1,186
1,197
391
380
382
68
72
69
16,494
15,941
16,653
20,751
20,725
21,036
1948--A pr. 12..
June 30..
Dec. 3 1..
26,191
26,272
26,956
23,211
23,362
24,024
4,005
4,027
4,213
389
347
459
17,303
17,326
17,686
1,513
1,662
1,665
119
26
25
107
136
118
487
486
482
2,268
2,262
2,306
611
609
609
1
1
1
1,197
1,194
1,204
396
399
442
62
59
50
15,701
15,592
15,773
20,029
19,893
20,335
1949--A pr.
June
Nov.
Dec.
11..
3 0..
1 ..
31..
25,258
26,598
26,312
26,962
22,222
23,619
23,075
23,983
3,840
3,920
4,028
4,192
488
587
868
678
16,312
17,441
16,660
17,499
1,583
1,670
1,520
1,614
104
94
94
98
116
5)4
545
531
551
2,324
2,340
2,328
2,312
659
664
651
651
1
1
2
2
1,158
1,178
1,183
1,235
456
448
442
401
51
49
50
22
14,875
15,254
14,918
15,182
19,109
19,593
19,648
19,835
1950—Apr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
2 4 ..
30..
4 ..
30..
25,607
26,261
26,437
28,954
22,393
23,213
23,172
25,646
3,831
3,894
4,204
4,638
553
721
552
488
16,454
16,984
16,823
18,836
1,555
1,613
1,593
1,684
152
74
70
104
122
155
144
630
585
689
743
2,330
2,341
2,347
2,351
652
652
650
653
2
2
2
2
1,237
1,237
1,234
1,242
415
425
436
432
24
26
26
23
14,913
15,053
15,313
15,898
19,133
19,444
19,821
20,642
1951--A p r.
June
Oct.
Dec.
9 ..
30..
10..
31..
28,061
28,444
27,680
30,464
24,679
25,064
24,221
26,859
4,259
4,107
4,464
4,832
1,824
1,846
1,083
901
16,914
17,484
17,120
19,490
1,682
1,627
1,555
1,636
120
1
62
5
183
172
170
223
713
809
817
951
2,366
2,398
2,410
2,425
656
673
673
682
2
2
2
2
1,242
1,254
1,254
1,260
442
447
459
461
24
22
22
20
15,311
15,368
15,757
16,439
21,059
20,978
20,907
21,734
1952--M a r.
June
Sept.
Dec.
31 ..
30 ..
5 ..
31 ..
29,449
30,365
28,203
31,053
25,851
26,745
24,188
27,309
4,349
4,639
4,277
4,965
1,631
1,705
1,126
1,202
18,180
18,659
17,137
19,361
1,692
1,742
1,648
1,780
1
20
483
132 ;
234
204
210
217
920
936
850
890
2,443
2,460
2,472
2,505
702
702
702
702
2
1
1
1
1,260
1,275
1,275
1,364
460
461
473
417
19
20
21
20
15,931
16,070
15,604
16,288
21,267
21,922
20,537
21,850
1953--A p r. 2 0 ..
June 30..
Sept. 30..
Dec. 31..
28,779
28,814
29,692
30,684
24,772
25,244
25,996
27,037
4,458
4,578
4,645
5,214
522
18,008
937 1 17,849
1,744
17,725
832 > 18,894
1,784
1,880
1,882 I
2,097 1
392
8
2
23
212
200
244
269
871
817
887
783
2,533
2,544
2,563
2,572
711
711
711
714
1
1
I
1,379
1,379
1,379
1,380
420
431
449
456
21
21
23
21
15,572
15,384
15,221
15,901
19,975
20,262
20,927
20,995
1954—Apr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15..
30..
7 ..
31..
29,584
30,771
31,271
32,193
25,775
27,225
27,461
28,252
5,189
5,516
5,436
5,709
686
1,429
2,048
791
17,881
18,114
17,671
19,414
2,018
2,165
2,306
2,338
237
1
147
1
301
259
287
411
660
657
723
725
2,611
2,630
2,654
2,803
719
719
719
776
1,410
1,410
1,410
1,543
457
475
495
460
24
25
29
23
15,486
15,430
15.693
16,500
20,130
21,021
21,810
21,684
1955-—Apr.
June
Oct.
Dee.
11..
30 ..
5 ..
31 ..
31,155
31,559
30,792
33,228
26,984
27,791
26,437
29,378
5,124
5,454
5,202
5,600
1,607
1,187
733
815
i
17,936
18,926
18,289
20,719
2,317
2,224
2,214
2,244
323 1
10
516
1 1
428
339
335
338
727
703
776
766
2,693
2,715
2,728
2,745
779
779
784
784
1,477
1,477
1,480
1,482
416
439
444
459
19
19
20
18
15,797
15,859
15,745
16,493
21 342
21,222
20,424
21,655
1956—Apr. 10..
June 30 ..
Sept. 2 6 ..
Dec. 31 ..
30,905
31,801
31,457
33,381
26,709
27,775
26,703
29,149
5,068
5,327
5,105
5,987
874 j
1,201 i
1,029
783
18,444
18,902
18,200
19,940
2,323
2,346
2,369
2,439
297
38
580
2
314
374 !
438
514
802
808
920
843
2,783
2,805
2,815
2,873
790
790
796
808
1,501
1,501
1,501
1,540
469
492
495
504
21
21
22
20
15,811
15,695
15,447
15,974
20,669
21,044
20.461
21,646
'
i
\
\
280
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
BANKS
Total
liabil
ities
and
capital
1957--M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
14..
6 ..
11..
31..
32,629
30,993
31,594
33,975
27,929
26,322
26,261
29,371
5,027
5,033
5,152
5,781
320
724
910
762
19,924
17,836
17,468
19,959
2,659
2,729
2,732
2,869
430
326
683
2
569
556
738
731
820
882
849
735
2,880
2,907
3,063
3,136
828
829
875
888
1
1
1
I
1
1
1
1
540
540
633
696
488
514
536
534
23
23
19
17
16,763
15,450
14,892
15,849
21,050
20,120
19,954
21,348
1958--M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4 ..
23 ..
24 ..
31..
33,582
36,664
32,782
36,398
28,269
31,469
27,608
31,679
5,726
6,119
5,703
6,525
816
2,974
869
1,005
18,608
18,898
17,553
20,704
3,120
3,478
3,485
3,445
470
483
385
872
723
657
621
810
775
891
815
3,161
3,214
3,240
3,282
893
893
893
904
1
I
I
I
1
1
1
1
698
703
703
749
545
577
597
580
24
41
46
48
15,483
15,305
15,320
16,170
20,426
22,523
20,100
21,834
1959--M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12..
10..
6 ..
31..
34,553
34,387
34,081
35,750
29,276
28,879
28,450
30,647
5,831
5,600
5,383
5,753
485
505
957
1,051
19,385
19,211
18,602
20,419
3,576
3,562
3,508
3,423
560
809
897
232
598
546
515
551
836
853
870
959
3,283
3,300
3,349
3,361
956
990
998
.998
1
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
762
764
766
766
527
520
561
574
38
26
23
23
16,210
16,010
15,081
15,494
20,728
20,466
20,111
21,150
1960—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15..
15..
3 ..
31..
34,524
36,102
37,306
39,767
28,757
29,719
30,648
33,761
4,942
5,201
5,757
6,505
731
1,165
1,972
1,244
19,704
19,898
19,226
21,833
3,380
3,455
3,693
4,179
691
980
749
692
747
968
1,071
1,000
1,227
1,448
1,381
3,385
3,430
3,493
3,554
1,052
1,052
1,051
1,063
1
1
1
1
1
769
789
779
788
540
559
628
670
23
30
35
33
15,549
15,332
14,332
15,352
20,258
20,598
20,820
21,714
1961--A pr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12..
30..
27 ..
30..
37,092
38,741
39,540
43,538
30,051
32,225
31,890
36,818
4,016
4,378
4,078
5,487
300
1,424
1,522
1,305
19,860
19,832
19,317
23,129
5,876
6,591
6,973
6,897
842
121
1,106
283
1,140
1,068
1,162
1,237
1,463
1,693
1,712
1,517
3,597
3,634
3,670
3,683
1,083
1,083
1,109
1,099
1
1
1
1
813
813
813
903
659
693
696
636
41
45
53
45
16,606
16,119
16,198
17,089
19,613
20,575
20,528
22,208
1962--M ar. 26 ..
June 30 ..
Sept. 28 ..
Dec. 28 ..
40,069
41,910
41,263
46,135
32,611
35,039
34,257
37,885
4,238
4,727
4,571
4,990
1,422
1,971
1,592
1,461
19,344
20,296
19,790
22,231
7,607
8,045
8,303
9,203
829
381
567
1,728
1,182
1,050
1,012
1,152
1,740
1,679
1,588
1,472
3,707
3,761
3,839
3,898
1,114
1,114
1,131
1,137
1
1
1
1
908
908
927
980
629
680
719
712
57
59
63
69
16,005
15,796
15,710
17,095
20,248
20,930
20,428
21,889
1963--M a r. 18..
June 29 ..
Dec. 20..
44,295
44,981
46,434
36,245
37,454*
38,327
4,959
4,920
4,503
935
2,111
1,495
20,493
20,351
20,960
9,859
10,072
11 369
1,357
794
1,438
1,125
1,133
1,036
1,648
1,669
1,649
3,920
3,931
3,984
1,159
1,143
1,148
2 001
1 980
2 035
685
734
728
75
73
73
16,103
15,669
16,763
20,502
21,075
21,324
1964—June 30 ..
Dec. 31..
49,716
53,867
41 545
45,191
5,028
5,524
2,183
1,561
21 224
23,896
13,110
14,210
924
1,224
1,122
1,073
1,722
1,909
4,402
4,471
1,263
1,260
168
164
2 087
2 085
722
792
164
170
16,389
17,729
21,854
22,804
1965--Ju n e 30..
Dec. 31..
57,150
59,517
47,322
49,270
5,643
5,746
2,647
1,355
22,380
24,265
16,651
17,904
1,423
1,987
1,138
1,104
2,173
2,041
5,094
5,114
1,441
1,439
670
671
2 029
2 093
760
721
195
191
16,430
18,190
22,527
23,119
1966—June 30..
Dec. 31..
62,408
64,424
51,799
51,837
6,476
6,837
2,344
1,099
24,020
26,535
18,960
17,366
1,293
1,874
1,189
1,259
2,949
4,156
5,179
5,298
1,440
1,447
663
674
2 095
2 143
793
849
188
185
16,556
18,013
23,014
23,545
1967--Ju n e 30..
Dec. 30..
65,668
74,609
52,665
60,407
7,000
7,979
1,106
1,154
25,656
31,282
18,902
19,992
1,841
1,880
1,458
1,436
4,101
5,172
5,603
5,715
1,476
1,487
826
842
2 190
2 271
904
915
208
199
17,459
20,004
22,985
26,136
1968--Ju n e 29 ..
Dec. 31..
75,544
81,364
59,329
63,900
8,547
9,586
913
961
31,125
33,351
18,745
20,003
2,283
2,733
1,408
1,452
6,502
7,141
6,022
6,136
1,495
1,499
988
764
2 297
2 592
1,039
1,089
204
193
18,223
20,808
24,779
28,330
1969--Ju n e 30..
Dec. 31..
89,283
87,753
62,534
62,381
11,638
10,617
1,036
738
34,453
36,126
15,407
14,899
3,671
4,405
1,830
2,008
14,965
12,658
6,283
6,301
1,644
1,645
533
576
2 855
3 006
1,095
928
155
147
15,504
21,316
25,153
29,737
1970—June 30..
Dec. 31 ..
85,666
89,384
60,615
67,186
11,469
13,464
1,276
1,110
32,590
32,235
15,280
20,377
4,057
4,500
2,370
2,318
12,250
8,894
6,374
6,486
1,645
1,687
565
558
2 856
2 610
1,167
1,528
141
103
17,479
19,770
27,045
29,351
F o r notes see end of Table 2.5 E.
MEMBER
BANKS
C.
MEMBER
2.2 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS — NEW YORK CITY — Continued
LOANS
[In millions o f dollars]
!
Call date
Total
loans
mercial
[
G uar
anteed
by
ccc
1939— Mar. 29.................
Oct. 2 .................
Dec. 30.................
1940— Mar. 26.................
Dec. 31.................
1941—Apr.
1945
3,502
3,778
3,939
4,072
Dec. 31.................
Oct. 18.................
Dec. 31.................
4,009
5,373
4,428
4 .................
or carrying
securities
1
i
1 To
Other brokers
and
dealers
To
others
i ,888
7
6 ii
188
44
133
1
59
73
1,905
2,125
5
5
320
465
188
190
12 ..............
25
137 ..............
130
fiS
63
71
66
426
443
2,503
J
422
186
........ 33*
129
65
64
503
2,807
1
412
169
32
123
62
60
23
21
121
117
66
65
2,84 i
2,546 i
)
21
2,274
23
2,515
22
2
167
193
955
240
23
113
62
1,054
323
42
107
62
798
389
4,171
1,196
Dec. 31.................
6,548
6,331
7,179
5,361
64
30 ..............
..........
53
..............
i ,657
1,742
4,792
1,410
2 i9
81
1,497
1,105
1,421
242
276
285
86 ...............
269 ..............
207
116
22
207
110
190
208
205
138
3
48
292
38
20
67
324
194
104
57
47
500
15
52
26
79
327
212
111
68
43
564
21
75
4i
83
345
238
85
88
..............
359
347
234
202
95
330
183
98
123
123
124
137
i(ii
224
_______
209
256
339
414
442
17
22
i
i
20
25
24
30
225
232
181
272
186
55
64
616
643
30
38
157
52
650
44
205
..............
..............
3
1
..............
22
23
in*
160
51
689
48
46
47
..............
756
862
930
...
4,656
5,672
6,328
27
21
6
93
85
27
2
378
267
248
3
252
455
..
::::::::
1,701
264
47
79
1
475
127
44
286
4,710
213
52
99
7,546
7,689
7,505
7.550
37
3,
56
n a ............
104
46
270
287
40
250
225
51
45
8
::::::::
303
is
43
76 ..............
80 ..............
..............
83
963
1,102
52
38
42
26
..............
54
%
.............. . . .
2,528
1,539
1,172
2,453
3
522
41
40
93
86
5,275
5,642
425
52
46
46
41
" ” 545*
427
440
............ i ...................................i.
!
1
..............
232
253
751
859
7,169
7.550
8,048
.............. i .................................| ................
for
bad
debts
..........
430
787
i,096
Dec. 30.................
Other
'
67
68
1,852
7,616
7,723
8,821
9,729
Retail
auto
S7
61
3,169
Dec. 31.................
Other
1 Repair
i and
O ther
modretail I erni] zation
..........
1
4,078
1950—Apr. 24.................
Total
124
130
6,506
6,258
6,368
1949—Apr. 11.................
Total
On
resi
dential
prop
erty
7 7 !............
41
Dec. 31.................
Dec. 31.................
Other
On
farm
land
j Other
Single- {
pay
ment i
209
215
.............. j
2,380
3,044 j
Apr. 12.................
Banks
Re-
Instalment
668
555
5,054
7,069
7,334
1946—June 29.................
O ther loans to individuals
Real estate
institutions
5
5
2,430
2,610
Mar. 20.................
1
1,577
1,602
4,594
5,479
5,760
Dec. 31.................
1948
3,211
3,014
3,384
4,173
4,066
4.116
1942—Apr.
00
4 .................
3,086
2,988
3.116
3,296
1
J
291
368
49
62
84
86
35
.............. .................
89
53
109
61
105
129
.............. L
141
177
202
75
90
97
325
228
. .
100
110
118
i09
117
120
344
374
404
270
347
391
87
96
BANKS
To farmers
j
6,840
6,845
7,443
7,852
943
1,287
874
1,219
279
273
254
262
278
111
252
124
461
502
534
514
409
443
458
429
52
59
77
85
942
954
899
920
89
87
86
82
205
188
149
150
115
119
124
129
126
131
135
144
408
429
405
413
408
404
416
426
141
142
145
172
1952—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
31.................
30.................
5 .................
31.................
10,940
11,268
10,944
12,376
7,914
7,659
7,661
8,680
954
1,619
1,087
1,531
243
234
273
286
181
121
258
107
472
426
409
386
396
366
356
331
76
60
53
54
930
981
1,022
1,136
83
102
107
117
146
138
147
225
122
136
147
165
154
166
174
186
426
439
447
444
419
403
414
432
174
176
181
183
1953—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
20 .................
30.................
30.................
31.................
12,169
11,883
12,114
12,289
8,581
8,345
8,475
8,218
1,276
1,274
1,383
1,667
270
237
211
320
139
98
203
117
392
406
395
383
338
341
321
310
54
65
74
73
1,240
1,285
1,275
1,294
134
152
153
150
266
275
273
284
170
182
187
193
198
208
215
218
471
468
447
449
453
419
355
359
183
183
185
193
1954—Apr. 15.................
June 30.................
Oct. 7 .................
Dec. 31.................
11,924
11,619
11,633
12,039
7,860
7,447
7,304
7,231
1.433
1,778
1,792
2,041
320
364
364
432
376
138
362
185
394
390
418
467
321
317
338
367
73
72
80
100
1,219
1,220
1,216
1,232
109
111
105
103
220
210
172
168
184
180
180
183
259
264
265
268
447
456
493
510
346
329
368
459
188
190
192
211
1955—Apr. 11.................
June 30.................
Oct. 5 .................
Dec. 31.................
12,819
13,016
13,882
14,640
7,433
7,928
8,683
9,126
2,145
2,034
1,773
2,144
438
466
449
511
604
231
559
383
581
656
645
577
488
554
530
462
93
102
116
115
1,284
1,379
1,404
1,506
117
141
152
180
•56
156
161
185
169
170
171
173
279
294
304
278
563
618
616
689
421
523
582
624
213
217
215
248
1956—Apr. 10.................
June 30.................
Dec.
14,945
15,373
15,804
15,987
9,592
10,191
10,765
11,266
1,662
1,691
1,336
1,409
513
494
433
402
613
411
731
437
608
609
633
617
457
446
455
472
151
163
176
145
1,519
1,590
1,538
1,558
183
189
180
165
189
210
196
199
160
161
159
161
280
293
295
298
706
736
707
735
688
633
615
611
252
246
249
313
Mar. 14.................
June 6 .................
Oct. I I .................
Dec.
16,213
15,895
16,067
16,102
11,465
11,344
11,717
11,651
1,292
1,152
1,115
1,280
373
389
361
387
668
652
472
462
599
567
591
565
439
407
392
372
158
159
199
193
1,509
1,516
1,513
1,513
164
175
177
173
199
194
185
193
157
158
160
161
297
308
324
320
6^2
681
669
666
624
593
613
591
317
319
316
348
4 .................
23.................
24.................
31.................
16,208
16,764
15,464
16,165
11,252
10,978
10,648
10,928
1.433
2,164
1,085
1,652
396
420
361
382
723
829
856
503
559
557
579
641
363
367
405
461
196
184
168
174
1,459
1,437
1,450
1,502
168
170
156
149
198
171
165
169
161
153
153
153
315
319
328
328
617
624
648
702
736
737
844
921
351
358
361
365
1959
Mar. 12.................
June
Oct.
Dec.
15,825
16,514
17,502
18,121
10,618
9,523
10,105
10,549
1,319 I
1,556
1.442
1,740 |
387
409
416
403
829
966
912
531
1,344
1,639
1,788
661
746
853
936
467
536
645
688
195
211
208
249
1,539
1,625
1,705
1,739
149
162
177
170
183
173
173
184
151
154
168
167
331
349
371
374
725
787
816
844
840
717
821
833
367
374
391
406
1960
Mar. 15.................
June
Oct.
Dec. 31.................
18,073
18,350
17,760
18,465
10,583
10,499
10,367
10,876
1,090 I
1,463
1,353
1,574 |
357
366
367
399
1,100
1,050
849
500
1,842
1,886
1,744
1,799
902
870
815
868
4
4
649
619
559
582
253
250
252
282
1,774
1,821
1,827
1,930
174
195
180
198
219
207
215
228
170
178
186
210
380
397
412
430
831
844
834
863
825
795
830
940
411
406
400
432
1961—Apr. 12.................
June
Sept. 27.................
Dec.
17,678
18,054
18,183
19,535
10,707
10,578
10,528
11,278
1,179
1,629
1,617
1,956
372
429
451
467
508
476
533
376
1,348
1,448
1,563
1,711
856
841
868
934
..............
1
557
566
550
581
295
275
318
352
1,950
2,074
2,009
2,072
193
199
185
186
247
283
193
182
208
209
209
210
430
449
459
466
872
935
962
1,027
1,190
1,025
1,063
1,220
439
449
453
504
1962
19,795
19,224
20,060
21,954
11,064
10,980
11,520
11,943
2,031
1,512
1,686
2,766
456
409
397
425
798
568
572
572
1,463
1,774
1,771
2,087
992
1,084
1,202
1,329
1
1
2
2
569
601
652
763
422
481
548
564
2,035
2,075
2,079
2,143
182
209
206
220
172
167
154
160
204
202
202
201
472
493
518
520
1,005
1,004
998
1,041
1,452
1,321
1,348
1,196
508
508
522
526
1963—M ar. 18................
June 29................
Dec. 20................
21,501
21,446
23,577
11,839
11,630
12,332
2,138
2,308
2,677
409
448
569
1,020
546
1,007
2,040
2,044
2,247
1,425
1,845
1,968
2
4
3
800
U 17
1,256
623
724
709
2,119
2,161
2,257
216
251
238
192
174
204
198
200
204
518
543
567
996
993
1,044
1,082
1,034
1,068
585
583
573
1964—June 30................
Dec. 31................
25,490
27,301
12,647
14,189
3,045
2,742
625
623
1,014
1,179
2,762
2,615
2,296
2,546
10
14
1,461
1,558
825
974
2,548
2,654
309
292
197
201
212
215
625
651
1,205
1,294
1,128
1,371
595
649
1965—June 30................
Dec. 31................
30,975
33,125
16,082
18,075
3,657
2,866
561
665
1,212
*1,423
2,977
3,471
2,866
3,139
10
14
1,833
2,031
1,023
1,094
2,832
2,928
346
345
159
117
201
204
696
710
1,430
1,552
1,419
1,340
647
802
1966—June 30................
Dec. 31................
35,796
35,941
19,815
21,214
3,305
3,109
647
598
‘ 1,125
*1,135
3,898
3,265
3,411
3,465
10
9
2,195
2,185
1,206
1,271
2,965
2,799
364
330
95
93
204
207
746
762
1,555
1,406
1,413
1,209
799
868
1957
5 ? 1958— Mar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
Mar. 26.................
June
Dec.
125
162
142
203
126
15
10
13
13
20
10
<*)
(*)
3
2
6
6
6
4
BANKS
10,008
10,234
10,527
11,146
MEMBER
1951—Apr. 9 .................
June 30.................
Oct. 10.................
Dec. 31.................
MEMBER
2.2 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—NEW YORK CITY—Continued
C.
LOANS— Continued
[In millions of dollars]
Total
loans
Call date
Com
m er
cial
To financial
institutions
. .
G uar
anteed
by
36,441
39,060
22,352
23,183 f
(!)
(2)
1 9 6 8 -June 2 9 ..
Dec. 31..
39.544
42,968
24,042
25,258
<*)
1969—June 30..
Dcc. 31..
46,232
48,305
26,469
28,189
1970—June 30..
Dec. 31..
44,881
47,161
26,692
27,189
Instalment
.
Other
ccc
1967—June 30..
Dec. 30..
Real estate
i
2,004
2,044
1,352
1,372
2,889
3,099
325
297
125 !
142 j
195
.97
786
815
1,457
1,648
> 1,592
i 1,700
867
975
3,495
3,619
27
30
2,033
2,056
1,435
1,533
3,197
3,485
317
335
155
202 j
189
186
827
840
1,708
1,922
> 1,865
i 2,441
979
1,082
3,819
4,547
4,041
3,835
94
89
2,140
1,885
1,807
1,861
3,707
3,595
373
292
286 1
399 j
185
174
926
917
1,937
1,813
i 2,668
• 2,609
1,090
1,248
4,178
3,741
3,728
3,883
32
2,011
2,032
1,684
1,851
3,773
3,907
288
354
461 |
590 1
166
185
973
1,010
1,885
1,768
»2,081
1 2,397
1,248
1,257
2,579
3,874
644
831
791
914
3,084
2,990
3,364
3,431
2,976
3,803
796
903
1,015
1,099
3,118
3,426
3,410
3,695
887
776
1,218
1,047
2,444
4,174
741
687
1,228
1,169
16
(■>
15
Singlepay
ment
9
14
Banks
17
13
12
j
| Repair
1 and
O ther
modretail | ernit zation
i
Other
To
others
u
Total
On
resi
dential
prop
erty
To
brokers
and
dealers
13
19
Re
serve
for
bad
debts
Other
Other
On
farm
land
Total
Retail
auto
1
Other
F o r notes see end o f Table 2.5 E.
2.2 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—NEW YORK CITY—Continued
00
O
D.
INVESTM ENTS
[In millions of dollars]
U.S. Govt, securities 1
!
Other bonds,
notes, and
debentures
Direct
Call dote
Total
invest
ments
Notes, maturing -
Total
1939
M ar.
June
Oct.
Dcc.
Bills
;
CertifiI1 catcs
1
1
315 .
f
:
5,322
5,700
5,928
6,043
2,939
3,360
3,401
3,497
1940 —M ar. 26.
June 29.
Dcc. 31.
6,383
6,815
7,527
3,686
4,162
4,429
421 .
207 .
1941= -Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4.
30.
24.
31.
8,194
8,715
8,991
8,823
5,005
5,517
5,411
5,585
577
1942- -Apr. 4.
30.
FRASER June
Dcc. 31.
8,950
9,953
13,841
5,866
7,383
11,476
Digitized for
Within
1 year
68 ;.
168 .
29.
30.
2.
30.
G ua ratuecd
M arketable, m aturing-
1
Ii
311 !.
After
1 year
l ota I
1-5
2,040
2,284
318
328
797
2,385
318
1,092
1,245
2,650
2,977
281
596
1,526
3,415
795
831
908
i
1
i
Within
1 year
5-10
<
:
:
■
1,623
3,652
776
4,572
5,420
897
1,230
10*20
725
827
650
756
921
917
1.200
1,233 ,
;
1,422
!,0 3 6 "
1,058 ;■
1
663
2,144 1
1,746
2,056
>
■
-582
480
662
579
544
569
542
533
...
...
......... . . .
1,286
5,324
1,615
726
634
695
527
540
642
159
155
146
...
...
771
651
819
729
652
651
698
688
146
145
143
142
773
623 1
593 ,
658
639
556
1,285
1,436
155
.
1,722 ■
2,636
1,822
1,455
...
131 i ......... . . .
100 ......... . . .
!,515
1,166
1,071
87
O ther
1,086
1,123
1,157
1,275
347 ......... . . J
373 ......... . . .
...!
229 ......... . . .
i ii
90
Secu
rities
of
States,
etc.
Federal
agcncy
1,620
1,75!
1,920
1,679
1,110
\
402
1,855
Over 20
f years
N on
m arket
able
' CorpoI rate
stock
j (includ
ing
l F. R.
Bank
j stock)
[
...
,
1
1
170
167
166
160
MB
142
145
BANKS
O ther loans to individuals
F o r purchasing
o r carrying
securities
To farm ers
1943—June 30..
Oct. 18..
Dec. 31 ..
14,974
16,764
15,566
12,913
15,734
13,579
1,985
2,818
1,656
6,454
1,861
2,599
1,914
80
974
1,328
3,409
1,829
7,014
1,602
3,889
1,437
85
984
484
486
444
473
439
454
129
105
104
1944—Apr. 13..
June 30..
Dec. 30..
16,211
17,190
18,243
15,175
15,956
16,990
1,258
913
4,242
3,740
2,805
3,745
7,650
8,592
1,650
1,458
4,827
6,192
1,099
887
74
55
1
1
201
189
487
456
468
447
477
483
102
100
113
1945—M ar. 20 ..
June 30..
Dec. 31..
17,681
18,687
18,809
16,568
17,490
17,573
424
477
3,538
3,433
3,607
3,325
9,920
10,337
1,729
1,973
7,137
7,421
852
842
201
99
1
1
2
1
515
567
606
501
535
533
97
94
96
1946—June 29 ..
Sept. 3 0 ..
Dec. 31..
16,798
15,714
14,465
15,645
14,410
13,307
201
2,980
2,229
10,234
1,857
7,164
1,079
133
1
1
387
1,725
992
10,202
2,069
6,683
1,304
142
5
1
535
693
557
523
518
506
94
94
95
1947—June 30..
Oct. 6 ..
Dec. 31 ..
13,784
13,588
13,214
12,570
12,305
11,971
137
1,103
775
10,555
2,574
6,296
1,525
157
4
1
1,002
640
558
9,771
3,398
4,760
1,475
118
21
631
694
638
486
492
510
96
96
95
1948—Apr. 12..
June 30 ..
Dec. 31..
12,378
11,469
10,712
11,129
10,358
9,649
693
589
983
1,183
*520
365
8,162
7,512
1,901
3,063
4,904
3,255
i ,206
1,082
129
89
22
23
721
583
563
433
434
407
95
94
94
1949—Apr.
June
Nov.
Dec.
11..
30..
1 ..
31..
10,519
11,413
11,946
12,033
9,383
10,278
10,751
10,746
777
1,472
132
7,897
4,542
1,881
1,350
95
29
720
1,785
835
7,405
5,081
1,436
754
81
55
658
611
668
752
385
431
434
442
93
93
92
93
1950—Apr. 24 ..
June 30..
Oct. 4 ..
Dec. 30..
11,599
11,825
11,001
10,883
9,987
10,280
9,132
8,991
900
781
824
458
159
250
1,594
1,643
1,711
7,328
6,549
6,206
4,939
4,250
3,976
1,827
1,722
1,646
402
399
417
96
113
104
64
64
63
2
1,030
959
1,144
1,123
489
492
632
673
9J
93
93
94
1951—Apr. 9 ..
June 30..
Oct. 10..
Dec. 31..
10,363
10,370
9,753
10,233
8,412
8,459
7,716
8,127
612
1,034
598
1,122
354
450
616
1,736
1,565
1,470
1,428
6,064
5,506
5,197
4,960
3,810
3,170
2,914
2,677
1,668
1,736
1,693
1,697
428
448
446
446
93
94
85
88
65
59
60
53
2
2
2
2
1,230
1,176
1,325
1,385
626
638
615
622
94
95
95
97
1952—Mar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
31..
30 ..
5 ..
31 ..
9,953
10,442
9,957
9,754
7,741
8,212
7,663
7,677
927
1,062
569
1,079
671
692
467
233
1,411
1,400
1,408
1,170
4,733
5,058
5,219
5,195
2,450
2,544
2,255
2,077
1,697
1,839
2,268
2,427
445
531
550
628
85
85
86
56
58
60
62
1
1,517
1,436
1,579
1,453
597
696
618
522
98
98
98
101
1953—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
20 ..
30 ..
30 ..
31 ..
8,409
8,569
9,454
9,769
6,264
6,637
7,434
7,763
204
789
828
924
201
203
1,132
1,104
1,082
1,035
1,143
1,130
4,777
4,611
4,331
4,605
2,024
2,308
2,024
2,106
2,076
1,897
1,822
1,995
621
346
401
420
4
27
27
56
56
58
57
2
2
1
1
1,506
1,318
1,422
1,365
537
511
495
539
101
101
101
100
1954—Apr. 15..
June 30 ..
Oct. 7 ..
Dec. 31..
9,831
11,062
12,161
11,841
7,454
8,690
9,639
9,332
782
1,014
844
785
516
711
552
597
710
1,454
2,179
1,924
5,447
5,510
6,064
6,026
1,756
1,723
2,657
2,233
3,154
3,248
2,768
3,183
449
456
555
551
30
26
26
2
58
58
58
58
3
6
5
10
1,789
1,851
2,016
1,977
485
416
401
416
101
101
101
106
1955—Apr. 11..
June 30..
Oct. 5 ..
Dec. 31..
10,758
10,083
9,125
8,943
8,206
7,775
6,772
6,794
481
537
330
552
496
146
37
100
1,843
1,830
1,555
1,141
5,386
5,262
4,850
5,002
1,614
1,578
1,221
1,572
3,137
3,088
3,049
2,935
569
530
514
433
11
10
10
6
56
56
56
57
6
7
2
2’
1,990
1,754
1,816
1,609
448
433
421
424
108
114
114
114
8,214
7,896
7,618
7,822
5,996
6,007
5,646
6,054
246
325
117
724
82
70
301
194
1,024
1,082
943
976
4,644
4,529
4,285
4,160
1,427
1,313
1,181
2,013
2,780
2,648
2,541
1,569
384
537
533
553
2
3
2
3
52
29
28
23
4
4
3
3
1,812
1,514
1,611
1,406
289
260
246
248
112
111
111
111
1957—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
14..
6 ..
11..
31..
7,580
7,398
7,210
7,726
5,657
5,738
5,420
5,880
444
685
321
648
176
219
163
214
895
781
1,046
1,093
4,142
4,052
3,889
3,924
1,814
1,793
1,900
2,364
1,738
1,672
1,427
976
565
563
537
567
3
2
2
3
23
23
23
14
3
1,578
1,311
1,447
1,435
230
238
232
298
111
111
110
113
1958—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4 ..
23 ..
24..
31..
8,457
10,385
9,766
9,802
6,295
8,035
7,350
7,486
733
1,023
431
643
168
286
1,149
1,106
1,037
1,729
1,570
1,602
4,357
4,996
4,200
4,135
2,447
2,745
2,628
2,546
1,239
1,603
971
1,035
585
535
497
448
72
97
90
91
14
15
15
15
1,645
1,748
1,965
1,869
403
489
337
326
113
113
113
120
BANKS
10..
30..
26 ..
31..
MEMBER
1956—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
MEMBER
2.2 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—NEW YORK CITY—Continued
D . INVESTM ENTS—C ontinued
(In millions o f dollars]
O ther bonds,
notes, and
debentures
Direct
Call date
Total
invest
ments
Notes, maturing—
Bills
^
Cer
tifi
cates
Bonds
G uar
anteed
M arketable, m aturingWithin
1 year
After
1 year
Total
Within
1 year
5-10
Over 20
years
10-20
Non
m arket
able
C orpo
rate
stock
(includ
ing
F. R.
Bank
stock)
Secu
rities
of
States,
etc.
Federal
agency
Other
1959—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12.
10.
6.
31.
10,154
9.134
7,813
7,170
7,672
6,743
5,415
4,999
1,261
1,165
580
639
917
350
133
227
1,795
1,717
1,388
1,277
3,699
3,511
3.314
2,856
2,359
2,171
1,976
1,545
768
779
899
1,080
459
452
332
127
108
105
103
too
2
3
3
2,090
1,978
2,031
1,833
269
287
239
206
123
124
125
129
1960—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15.
15.
3.
31.
6,889
7,424
8,626
9,261
4.634
5,383
6,353
6,979
606
681
1,380
1,422
93
369
508
578
1,242
1,546
1,574
1,708
2,694
2,787
2,891
3,271
1,827
1,922
1,823
2,379
711
706
862
629
52
54
96
151
100
101
105
106
3
I
I
1
1,958
1,722
1,996
1,964
161
185
143
182
133
134
133
135
1961—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12.
30.
27.
30.
9,224
10,167
11,270
10,762
6,411
7.635
8,394
7,853
804
1,512
2,596
2,117
515
887
505
442
1962—Mar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
26.
30.
28.
28.
10.134
11,172
10,452
11,034
6,799
7,653
6,590
7,013
1,471
1,989
1,142
1,998
603
492
497
508
1963- M ar. 18.
June 29.
Dec. 20.
11,440
11,401
11.249
6,981
6,502
6,148
1,799
1,639
1,711
247
240
147
1964—-June 30.
Dec. 31.
11,203
12,206
5,760
6,166
1965—June 30.
Dec. 31.
11.250
11,638
1966—June 30.
Dec. 31.
1,355
1,239
1,572
1,831
3,416
3,354
3,040
2,797
514
826
689
429
1,970
1,694
1,651
1,662
718
649
551
523
208
178
142
178
8
7
8
9
2,497 |
2,196
2,576
2,635
53
89
57
43
119
101
97
81
136
138
138
141
968
1,299
732
574
1,442
1,632
1,935
1,913
2.315
2,241
2,285
2,019
449
161
549
140
997
982
488
509
687
913
1,201
1,343
176
179
41
21
.5
6
6
4
3,045 |
3,158 I
3,486
3,585 1
70
145
149
188
68
58
66
86
146
151
155
159
443
342
424
2,197
2,167
1,917
2,296
2,115
1,949
17
44
46
462
441
735
1,762
1,597
1,141
50
28
22
3
3
6
4,082
4,451
4,653
141
203
177
57
68
84
176
173
181
1,333
1,958
840
674
1,785
1,298
1,802
2.236
89
157
728
865
957
1,146
23
63
19
12
4,952
5,579
211
204
75
56
186
188
4,901
5,203
1,036
1,538
668
520
452
468
2,745
2,869
8
73
999
1,072
1,601
1,590
136
133
6
7
5,799
5,879
246
332
73
225
10,658
10,594
4,466
4,920
1,229
1,797
198
74
363
485
387
457
2,466
2,276
8
29
943
796
1,412
1,340
102
110
7
10
5,361
4,967
583 I
379
248
329
1967—June 30.
Dec. 30.
11,260
13,082
5.048
6,027
1,112
1,897
104
568 I
844
1,185
1,118
2,239
2.236
19
160
932
1,106
1,149
836
138
133
34 I
66 |
5,485
6,318
286
306 |
441
431
1968—June 29
Dec. 31.
11,817
14,078
5,046
5,984
847
637
1,222
2,489
311
1,000
1,057
120
66 !
6,034 |
7,233
265 |
376 |
471
485
1969—June 30.
Dec. 31.
11,653
12,028
4,445
5.048
629
197
1,350
2,154
272 ,
1 810
31 |
40
6,553
6,192
363 !
510
292
278
1970—June 30.
Dec. 31.
12,207
15,185
4,413
6,009
592
1,701
1,831
47
1 743
10
30
6,847
7,757
589 i
1,003 ;
417
For notes see end o f Table 2.5 E.
320 I
643
682
666
i
358
BANKS
U.S. G ovt, securities 1
2.2 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS — NEW YORK CITY - • Continued
E.
D EPO SITS
[In millions o f dollars]
Time
Demand
Interbank
IPC
Call date
Total
de
posits
Total
IPC
Foreign
govt.
and
other
State
and
local
govt.
U.S.
Govt.
Certi
fied
and
officers’
checks,
etc.
Interbank
Domestic
Total
M utual
savings
Com
mer
cial
29.
30.
2.
30.
12,337
13,341
14,531
14,507
11,621
12,633
13,791
13,764
7,677
8,281
8.812
9,030
260
288
321
251
135
84
72
74
272
472
349
178
2,731
2,992
4,237
3,542
1940—Mar. 26.
June 29.
Dec. 31.
15,278
16,007
17,744
14,495
15,242
16,920
9,652
10,283
11,357
219
258
370
68
67
48
260
147
471
4,296
3,840
4,032
1941—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4.
30.
24.
31.
17,705
17,929
17,816
17,932
16,856
17,118
16,971
17,119
11,629
11,895
11,595
11,282
302
319
300
319
29
32
135
866
302
306
342
450
00 1942- -A pr. 4 .
U>
June 30.
Dec. 31.
17,386
18,122
22,078
16,605
17.384
21,340
11,235
12,014
12,501
296
271
263
967
863
4,186
1943—June 30.
Oct. 18.
Dec. 31.
21,937
24,843
23,256
21,156
24,040
22,406
14,001
13,149
14,373
249
215
252
1944—Apr. 13.
June 30.
D ec. 30.
23,635
25,679
26,773
22,753
24,782
25,760
14,482
13,740
14,448
1945- -Mar. 2 0 ..
June 3 0 ..
Dec. 3 1 ..
25,709
28,363
30,121
24,608
27,238
28,867
1946—June 2 9 ..
Sept. 3 0 ..
Dec. 3 1 ..
27,484
25,403
24,723
1947—June 3 0 ..
Oct. 6 ..
Dec. 3 1 ..
Foreign
546
516
Savings
Other
time
Foreign
govt.
and
other
State
and
local
govt.
U.S.
Govt.
and
postal
savings
Domestic
M utual
savings
Com
m er
cial
Foreign
53
46
52
43
646
641
783
766
824
742
732
768
35
29
51
4,594
3,948
4,598
3,595
6 is
607
848
811
845
813
806
778
810
778
38
27
29
29
154
273
448
3,953
3,284
3,209
679
733
781
738
738
751
717
711
25
17
23
4
3
2,820
6,566
3,395
404
438
710
2,939
2,914
2,867
744
757
810
780
803
850
755
768
816
21
26
26
3
3
3
201
213
199
4,026
6,150
6,722
396
722
361
2,792
3,105
3,179
855
852
851
881
896
1,013
846
861
977
23
17
17
5
10
10
15,614
14,789
15,712
293
229
237
4,296
7,618
6,940
494
341
1,338
2,996
3,271
3,535
914
989
1,105
1,101
1,125
1,254
1,065
1,082
1,206
18
19
20
10
15
16
26,060
23,952
23,253
16,836
16,657
17,216
293
247
218
3,495 •
2,112
651
1,132
768
942
3,127
2,954
3,031
1,178
1,213
1,195
1,424
1,452
1,469
1,372
1,400
1,395
17
17
39
9
7
15
26
26
19
24,142
23,787
25,216
22,683
22,308
23,760
17,202
16,463
17,646
260
225
290
179
564
267
915
783
1,105
2,898
2,975
3,236
1,228
1,298
1,217
1,459
1,480
1,456
1,407
1,437
1,418
17
17
14
14
12
12
21
13
11
1948—Apr. 1 2 ..
Ju n e .3 0 ..
Dec. 3 1 ..
23,211
23,362
24,024
21,674
21,671
22,313
• 16,345
16,306
16,695
232
272
241
375
333
445
725
748
750
2,776
2,830
2,904
1,220
1,183
1,278
1,537
1,691
1,711
1,460
1,621
1.646
54
41
20
14
14
14
9
14
31
1949—Apr. 11..
/June 3 0 ..
Nov. 1 ..
Dec. 3 1 ..
22,222
23,619
23,075
23,983
20,584
21,834
21,423
22,219
15,526
15,986
15,475
16,408
235
254
357
196
471
562
841
640
550
1,201
827
895
2,598
2,680
2,744
2,996
1,204
1,150
1,178
1,084
1,638
1,785
1,652
1,764
1,555
1,637
1,493
1,590
28
33
28
24
18
25
27
38
36
89
105
112
1950—Apr. 2 4 ..
June 3 0 ..
Oct. 4 . .
Dec. 3 0 ..
22,393
23,213
23,172
25,646
20,704
21,411
21,370
23,657
15,559
15,896
15,975
17,490
270
279
273
258
518
684
515
451
625
809
575
1,087
2,621
2,692
2,900
3,207
1,112
1,051
1,132
1,162
1,689
1,801
1,802
1,990
1,535
1,594
1,565
1.647
20
19
28
37
35
37
37
37
98
150
171
268
BANKS
655
653
683
693
MEMBER
689
716
708
741
743
1939- -M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
MEMBER
2.2 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—NEW YORK CITY—Continued
E.
D EPO SITS—Continued
[In millions of dollars]
Demand
IPC
Call date
Total
de
posits
Total
IPC
1951—Apr.
9 ...................
Oct. 10....................
Dec. 31....................
Foreign
govt.
and
other
Interbank
State
and
local
govt.
U.S.
Govt.
Interbank
IPC
Certi
fied
Domestic
and
officers’
checks, M utual
etc.
savings j ™iaf
Total
Foreign
Savings
Other
time
BANKS
Time
Foreign
govt.
and
other
State
and
local
govt.
U.S.
Govt.
and
postal
savings
24,679
25,064
24,221
26,859
22,698
23,140
22,306
24,862
16,071
16,381
16,243
17,880
234
280
310
321
1,786
1,808
1,040
858
609
823
566
1,289
2,801
2.744
3,113
3,385
1,197
1,104
1,033
1,128
1,982
1,924
1,915
1,997
1,647
1,605
1,533
1,614
35
22
23
22
38
39
43
43
Domestic
Com
m er
cial
M utual
savings
1
Foreign
261
259
317
318
1952—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
31....................
30...................
5 ....................
31...................
25,851
26,745
24,188
27,309
23,777
24,600
22,102
25,004
17,033
17,275
16,365
17,919
312
305
262
322
1,583
1,651
1,071
1,143
835
1,079
510
1,120
2,943
3,193
2,791
3,346
1,072
1,096
1,103
1,154
2,074
2,145
2,085
2,305
1,666
1,721
1,624
1,752
26
21
24
29
48
53
55
59
4
8
8
334
346
374
457
1953—Apr.
June
Slept.
Dec.
20....................
30....................
30....................
31....................
24,772
25,244
25,996
27,037
22,451
22,774
23,478
24,056
16,716
16,617
16,381
17,509
336
333
332
315
469
887
1,694
778
956
899
1,012
1,071
2,898
2,979
2,969
3,363
1,077
1,059
1,089
1,021
2,320
2,470
2,518
2,981
1,752
1,841
1,844
1,958
32
39
37
139
53
50
49
53
5
7
6
12
479
534
581
820
1954—Apr. 15...................
June 30...................
Oct. 7 ...................
Dec. 31...................
25,775
27,225
27,461
28,252
22,572
23,763
23,825
24,663
16,423
16,601
16,240
17,823
385
404
333
368
632
1,378
1,994
736
1,074
1,109
1,098
1,223
3,039
3,237
3,076
3,336
1,020
1,033
1,083
1,177
3,204
3,462
3,636
3,588
1,899
2,014
2,090
2,146
119
151
216
192
54
51
54
54
22
20
19
18
1,109
1,226
1,257
1,178
1955—Apr. 11...................
June 30...................
Oct. 5 ....................
Dec. 31....................
26,984
27,791
26,437
29,378
23,520
24,373
23,045
25,990
16,811
17,300
16,895
18,919
239
374
306
302
1,552
1,131
675
756
887
1,252
1,087
1,498
2,870
3,129
2,910
3,364
1,162
1,187
1,171
1,151
3,464
3,418
3,393
3,388
2,150
2,114
2,142
2,171
167
110
72
72
55
57
58
59
11
10
10
7
1,081
1,128
1,111
1,078
1956—Apr.
June
Slept.
Dec.
10...................
30...................
26...................
31...................
26,709
27,775
26,703
29,149
23,389
24,337
23,285
25,709
16,955
17,396
16,713
18,482
280
396
381
286
820
1,166
993
747
1,209
1,110
1,106
1,172
2,883
3,080
2,813
3,622
1,242
1,190
1,279
1,400
3,320
3,438
3,419
3,441
2,220
2,285
2,316
2,395
104
60
52
44
54
35
36
36
9
9
8
9
934
1,049
1,006
957
1957—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dcc.
14....................
6 ...................
11....................
31....................
27,929
26,322
26,261
29,371
24,258
22,548
22,567
25,565
18,556
16,660
16.341
18,377
261
261
266
299
286
688
878
737
1,107
914
862
1,284
2,833
2,775
2,777
3.480
1.216
1,249
1,444
1,389
3,671
3,774
3,695
3.806
2,612
2,662
2,656
2,813
46
67
75
56
34
36
32
24
8
7
6
6
970
1,002
925
906
1958—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4 ....................
2 3 ...................
24....................
31....................
28,269
31,469
27,608
31,679
23,602
26,189
22,392
26,458
17,012
16,916
16,518
18,835
370
337
297
329
792
2,946
847
968
1,226
1,645
737
1,540
2,979
3,084
2,874
3,519
1,224
1,261
1,118
1,267
4,667
5,280
5,216
5,221
2,959
3,229
3,308
3,345
161
249
177
100
23
28
22
36
34
78
71
75
1,489
1,696
1,639
1,664
1 9 5 9 -M ar.
June
O ct.
Dec.
12....................
10....................
6 ...................
31....................
29,276
28,879
28,450
30,647
23,961
23,726
23,685
26,211
18,007
17,657
16,898
18,573
288
295
305
310
458
1,090
479 1 1,259 ;
931
1,399 i
1,027
1,536
2,846
2,888
3,019
3,462
1,272
1,148
1,133
1,303
5,315
5,153
4,765
4,436
3,437
3,423
3,398
3,359
139
140
no
65
27
27
26
24
73
69
61
46
1,639
1,495
1,170
942
1960—-Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15....................
15....................
3 ...................
31....................
28,757
29,719
30,648
33,761
24,487
25,247
25,790
28,339
18,006
17,754
56,867
19,051
239
294
307
305
707
1,140
1,947
2,971
3.149
3,509
4,105
1,105
1,060
1,108
1,184
4,269
4,47!
4,858
5,422
3,325
3,360
3,536
3,976
55
95
157
203
24 j
24 i
25
27
36
51
62
100
829
941
1,079
1,116
.
1,459 1
1,849
2,052 i
2,476 ;
J
i
1961—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12...................
30...................
27....................
30...................
30,051
32,225
31,890
36,818
23,997
25,423
24,707
29,693
17,414
17,140
16,914
19,665
523
502
538
548
278
365
309
333
266
1,380
1,485
1,267
1,644
1,825
1,556
2,583
337
292
279
342
2,855
3,170
2,919
3,988
678
749
707
967
6,054
6,801
7,182
7,125
2,707
2,831
2,929
3,092
1,575
2,093
2,191
2,017
1,367
1,422
1,608
1,626
226
245
245
162
33
44
37
38
10
8
7
1
70
91
102
112
65
68
64
77
1962—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
26...................
30...................
28...................
28...................
32,611
35,039
34,257
37,885
24,762
26,731
25,697
28,421
16,785
17,059
17,134
19,034
486
521
455
594
243
327
310
366
1,379
1,918
1,544
1,408
1,830
2,390
1,892
2,237
288
326
311
333
2,927
3,317
3,269
3,521
824
874
784
929
7,849
8,308
8,560
9,463
3,444
3,721
4,039
4,282
2,372
2,555
2,545
2,920
1,571
1,547
1,490
1,734
220
221
230
266
43
53
48
53
10
16
16
14
118
116
117
118
71
77
76
75
1963—Mar. 18...................
June 29...................
Dec. 20...................
36,245
37,454
38,327
26,116
27,136
26,667
17,484
17,314
17,769
470
509
704
309
357
368
880
2,052
1,419
2,231
2,172
2,119
296
349
271
3,630
3,453
3,216
818
932
801
10,129
10,317
11,660
4,465
4,517
4,665
3,124
3,189
4,110
1,952
2,040
2,144
318
326
449
55
59
76
20
5
18
106
115
113
89
67
83
1964—June 30...................
Dec. 31...................
41,545
45,191
28,046
30,470
17,934
19,825
546
689
420
441
2,112
1,486
2,323
2,940
364
361
3,427
3,751
920
976
13,499
14,721
5,083
5,293
4,949
5,433
2,549
2,808
528
677
71
74
47
94
180
196
91
146
1965—June 30...................
Dec. 31...................
47,322
49,270
30,005
30,761
17,923
19,988
626
720
561
620
2,561
1,271
3,270
2,937
390
420
3,725
3,771
950
1,034
17,316
18,509
5,658
5,937
7,434
8,255
2,877
2,904
682
807
87
84
189
138
250
242
139
141
1966—June 30___ ; ..........
Dec. 31...................
51,799
51,837
32,168
33,921
18,859
21,392
632
721
815
608
2,279
1,016
3,713
3,814
472
395
4,405
4,710
992
1,265
19,631
17,916
5,475
5,196
9,601
8,314
3,042
2,937
841
918
65
83
140
89
312
264
154
115
1967—June 30....................
Dec. 30....................
52,665
60,407
32,860
39,604
20,154
24,940
620
704
796
890
1,021
1,084
4,086
4,748
403
409
4,668
5,491
1,111
1,337
19,804
20,803
5,371
5,485
8,987
10,041
3,415
3,314
1,129
1,152
85
70
265
115
451
436
100
190
1968—June 2 9 ...................
Dec. 31...................
59,329
63,900
39,983
43,202
23,282
26,766
596
689
1,203
1,068
824
888
6,043
4,827
431
491
6,277
7,040
1,326
1,433
19,346
20,698
5,440
5,455
9,164
10,032
2,892
2,893
1,250
1,623
89
73
63
58
329
372
120
193
1969—June 30...................
Dec. 31...................
62,534
62,381
46,669
47,169
24,711
27,591
627
762
1,314
1,168
983
694
7,801
6,605
637
532
9,087
8,177
1,509
1,641
15,865
15,211
5,354
5,219
6,557
5,119
2,823
4,354
672
207
53
45
12
5
253
176
140
86
1970—June 30...................
Dec. 31...................
60,615
67,186
44,973
45,782
25,032
27,033
793
746
1,136
1,171
1,236
1,039
5,628
3,286
544
509
8,931
9,774
1,673
2,225
15,642
21,404
5,195
5,415
5,400
10,903
4,113
2,595
572
1,464
40
71
22
156
228
687
71
113
F o r notes see end of Table 2.5 E.
MEMBER
BANKS
MEMBER
2.3 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS — CITY OF CHICAGO
A.
TO TA L ASSETS AND NUM BER O F BANKS
[Assets in millions o f dollars]
Balances with—
Loans and investments
Total
assets
Total
Loans
To,a.
00
9\
U.S.
Govt.
Other
securities securities
F. R.
Banks
Currency
and
coin
Domes
tic
banks
Foreign
banks
Cash
items
Bank
prem
ises,
etc.
Cus
tom ers’
liability
on
accept
ances
Other
estate
N um ber
of
banks
,
i
17
15
17
15
13
13
13
14
16
15
13
13
13
13
17
16
14
14
13
14
13
13
16
15
17
13
13
13
i
18
22
20
15
15
13
17 .................
17
17 .................
3 I
3
2 1
22
22
20
13
13
13
231
194
310
17
16
16 .................
3 1
1
3 !
15
19
20
12
12
12
2
263
325
414
16
16
16
3 1
3
« !
18
20
17
13
13
14
162
144
175
1
1
1
349
309
464
2 |
43 !
18
20
19
14
14
14
26
28
28
146
152
143
1
1
1
346
401
435
15
15 .................
15
................. ;
16
16 ................. i
3
*
21
20
20
14
14
13
1,255
1,174
1,126
1,183
27
25
27
27
129
149
104
159
1
294
353
364
481
17
16
16
16
5
6
7
7
20
21
27
23
13
13
13
13
1,092
1,080
1,159
1,216
29
26
29
30
121
114
136
133
314
418
430
651
16
16
16
16
5
3
7
6 .
22
23
27
23
13
13
13
13
1939—M ar. 29
June 30
Oct. 2
Dec. 30
3,018
3,374
3,558
3,595
1,965
2,052
2,050
2,105
545
544
563
569
1,420
1,507
1,487
1,536
1,100
1,175
1,172
1,203
319
332
315
333
705
897
1,080
993
22
26
37
42
178
235
237
283
2
2
2
1
100
118
107
128
21
21
21
20
6
6
6
5
1940— Mar. 26
June 29
Dec. 31
3,507
3,815
3,995
2,222
2,205
2,377
564
603
696
1,658
1,602
1,681
1,319
1,258
1,307
339
344
375
909
1,187
1,051
25
39
42
195
242
319
1
109
100
165
20
20
20
5
5
4
1941—Apr. 4
June 30
Sept. 24
Dec. 31
3,945
4,264
4,341
4,363
2,649
2,707
2,573
2,760
780
846
918
954
1,869
1,861
1,655
1,806
1,466
1,483
1,304
1,430
403
377
351
376
815
1,062
1,278
1,021
20
41
39
43
283
262
271
298
137
150
142
204
20
19
19
19
4
3
3
2
1942—Apr. 4
June 30
Dec. 31
4,446
4,553
5,364
2,806
3,116
3,973
923
906
832
1,883
2,210
3,141
1,490
1,858
2,789
393
352
352
1,088
973
902
27
43
39
286
220
164
201
163
247
19
19
18
2
2
2
1943—June 30
Oct. 18
Dec. 31
5,588
6,315
5,876
4,332
5,045
4,554
784
1,023
1,004
3,548
4,022
3,550
3,167
3,693
3,238
381
330
312
785
785
821
39
39
38
173
170
158
1
2
2
218
232
265
18
18
18
2
1944— Apr. 13
June 30.
Dec. 30,
6,044
6,428
6,860
4,727
5,124
5,443
962
1,064
1,184
3,765
4,060
4,258
3,417
3,688
3,913
348
372
345
796
811
899
40
41
43
183
179
177
2
1
1
254
230
259
1945— Mar. 20
June 30.
Dec. 31
6,558
7,104
7,459
5,212
5,730
5,931
1,012
1,250
1,333
4,199
4,480
4,598
3,840
4,130
4,213
360
350
385
892
929
942
45
33
36
144
180
200
1946—June 29
Sept. 30
Dec. 31
6,525
6,419
6,349
5,167
4,972
4,765
1,329
1,370
1,499
3,837
3,602
3,266
3,485
3,260
2,912
353
342
355
870
900
928
25
24
29
162
156
172
1
1
1
i
1947—June 30
Oct. 6.
Dec. 31.
6,359
6,556
6,866
4,802
5,040
5,088
1,565
1,724
1,801
3,237
3,316
3,287
2,890
2,935
2,890
347
381
397
973
993
1,070
36
30
30
1948—Apr. 12
June 30.
Dec. 31.
6,291
6,509
6,774
4,681
4,742
4,799
1,663
1,714
1,783
3,018
3,028
3,016
2,620
2,667
2,633
398
361
383
1,051
1,144
1,325
1949—Apr.
June
Nov.
Dec.
11
30
1.
31.
6,341
6,586
6,949
7,320
4,595
4,841
5,275
5,424
1,617
1,537
1,564
1,618
2,978
3,303
3,711
3,806
2,567
2,888
3,256
3,324
412
415
455
482
1950— Apr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
24
30
4
30
6,692
6,938
7,119
7,649
5,091
5,256
5,305
5,569
1,527
1,557
1,776
2,083
3,565
3,699
3,529
3,487
3,012
3,138
2,969
2,911
553
562
560
576
j
■ O ther
( assets
11
5
2 I
2
2
3 I
4 ,
3
3
2
3
2
2
2
i
1
2
3
1
|
1
|
1
!
1
|
17 ................. 1
......... 1
BANKS
Reserve
Investments
Call date
5,320
5,520
5,487
5,731
2,142
2,215
2,358
2,468
3,178
3,305
3,129
3,264
2,621
2,742
2,599
2,711
557
564
530
552
28 i
27
30
32
139
130
129
165
4
4
3
2
356
454
445
589
16
16
16
16
5
5
5
6
23
38
21
23
13
13
13
13
1952—Mar. 31...............
June 30...............
Sept. 5 ...............
Dec. 31...............
6,839
7,610
7,714
8,297
5,224
5,664
5,738
6,240
2,403
2,380
2,419
2,748
2,821
3,284
3,319
3,493
2,276
2,721
2,749
2,912
545
563
570
581
27
30
26
32
22
135
118
169
2
2
2
2
364
472
448
663
16
15
15
16
6
5
4
4
24
27
31
26
13
13
13
13
1953—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
20.............:
30...............
30...............
31...............
7,627
7,729
8,102
8,366
5,635
5,627
5,973
6,204
2,591
2,552
2,609
2,776
3,044
3,075
3,364
3,428
2,461
2,529
2,804
2,856
583
546
560
572
32
31
28
34
128
123
113
166
2
3
3
3
459
582
573
625
16
16
15
15
3
3
4
5
29
26
26
27
13
13
13
13
1954—Apr. 15...............
June 30...............
Oct. 7 ...............
Dec. 31...............
7,804
8,064
8,143
8,520
5,792
5,975
6,343
6,518
2,621
2,589
2,473
2,784
3,171
3,386
3,870
3,734
2,575
2,825
3,302
3,120
595
561
568
614
27
30
26
29
131
154
119
162
3
3
7
8
579
559
465
577
15
15
15
15
5
5
3
5
36
33
30
29
13
13
13
13
1955—Apr. 11...............
June 30...............
Oct. 5 ..............
Dec. 31...............
8,086
8,102
7,967
8,720
6,254
6,288
6,210
6,542
2,650
2,846
2,968
3,342
3,605
3,441
3,242
3,200
2,918
2,742
2,537
2,506
687
699
705
695
32
28
28
32
107
127
94
141
5
5
7
7
542
581
592
816
15
15
15
15
3
4
4
4
34
32
30
28
13
13
13
13
10...............
30...............
26...............
31...............
8,193
8,349
8,233
8,695
6,324
6,336
6,251
6,473
3,315
3,572
3,571
3,772
3,009
2,764
2,679
2,701
2,309
2,088
2,061
2,113
700
676
618
588
31
27
29
37
98
124
103
174
6
4
4
5
577
690
667
797
15
15
15
15
2
2
2
30
31
31
28
13
13
14
14
1957— Mar. 14...............
June 6 ...............
Oct. 11...............
Dec. 31...............
8,327
8,147
8,310
8,595
6,434
6,266
6,298
6,446
3,621
3,789
3,897
3,852
2,813
2,477
2,402
2,594
2,209
1,884
1,869
2,032
604
593
532
562
29
28
29
39
103
95
96
148
3
5
3
6
697
604
677
820
15
15
15
15
2
2
2
3
4
5
6
6
5
5
7
7
34
37
42
41
14
14
14
14
1958— Mar. 4 ...............
June 23...............
Sept. 24...............
Dec. 31...............
8,356
8,929
8,522
9,071
6,359
6,942
6,577
6,830
3,492
3,594
3,405
3,637
2,867
3,348
3,173
3,193
2,266
2,694
2,537
2,562
601
654
636
631
32
31
29
36
99
128
99
185
3
35
23
15
646
537
657
865
15
15
14
14
3
4
5
7
8
9
11
12
48
46
45
50
14
14
14
14
J959— Mar. 12..............
June 10..............
Oct.
6 ...............
Dec. 31...............
8,657
8,520
8,645
8,967
6,712
6,581
6,689
6,885
3,481
3,643
3,978
4,206
3,231
2,938
2,712
2,679
2,602
2,235
2,037
1,985
629
703
675
694
30
29
33
33
100
105
103
142
6
7
9
10
735
710
688
898
14
14
14
17
7
7
7
7
14
16
13
10
43
52
48
45
14
14
14
14
1960—Mar. 15...............
June 15...............
Oct. 3 ...............
Dec. 31...............
8,817
8,928
8,815
9,219
6,746
6,707
6,802
7,050
4,173
4,386
4,422
4,485
2,573
2,320
2,379
2,565
1,927
1,664
1,778
1,882
647
656
601
683
30
28
30
33
99
109
117
171
8
9
12
12
844
992
661
931
17
18
22
23
7
7
9
9
19
20
30
43
47
44
58
48
11
11
11
10
1961—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12...............
30...............
27...............
30...............
8,885
9,068
9,296
10,383
6,871
7,020
7,278
7,606
4,532
4,249
4,212
4,626
2,339
2,771
3,066
2,980
1,569
2,058
2,229
2,041
770
714
838
940
31
28
32
37 |
88
111
74
158
14
12
13
13
845
755
819
1,506
23
23
24
25
9
10
11
11
58
66
69
86
52
50
50
51
10
10
9
9
1962— Mar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
26...............
30...............
28...............
28...............
9,576
10,009
10,540
11,432
7,687
7,937
8,345
8,957
4,494
4,672
4,945
5,418
3,193
3,264
3,400
3,538
2,223
1,936
2,006
2,129
970
1.329
1,395
1,409
34 |
31
35
44 |
94
94
113
99
12
15
10
22
587
838
858
1,045
25
31
36
41
II
9
13
11
86
75
65
78
59
64
69
65
9
9
12
13
1963—M ar. 18...............
June 2 9 ...............
Dec. 2 0 ...............
11,132
11,440
11,776
9,078
9,082
9,615
5,473
5,545
6,220
3,604
3,537
3,395
2,275
2,071
1,705
1.329
1,466
1,690
42 !
40
49
157
154
98
21
22
18
763
947
787
42
44
52
12
22
19
90
79
53
71
77
67
13
12
12
1964—June 3 0 ...............
Dec. 3 1 ...............
12,046
13,289
9,636
10,562
6,266
7,102
3,370
3,460
1,750
1,873
1,620
1,587
53
55
151
150
47
26
947
1,129
72
80
74
86
142
195
12
12
1965—June 3 0 ...............
Dec. 3 1 ...............
13,535
14,290
10,835
11,455
7,367
8,219
3,468
3,236
1,761
1,700
1,707
1,536
64
73
97
151
15
16
1,107
1,145
87
91
83
104
218
213
11
11
1966—June 3 0 ...............
Dec. 3 1 ...............
14,490
14,935
11,715
11,802
8,567
8,756
3,149
3,047
1,585
1,545
1,564
1,502
77
92
235
136
13
I?
1,058
1,578
106
111
111
133
235
251
11
11
1956—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
00
\
BANKS
7,201
7,477
7,513
7,972
MEMBER
1951—Apr. 9 ...............
June 30...............
Oct. 10...............
Dec. 31...............
A.
MEMBER
2.3 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—CITY OF CHICAGO—Continued
TOTAL ASSETS AND NUMBER OF BANKS—Continued
[Assets in millions of dollars]
Loans and investments
Investments
Total
assets
Total
Loans
Total
oo
U.S.
Govt.
Other
securities securities
Reserve
with
F. R.
Banks
Currency
and
coin
Domes
tic
banks
Foreign
banks
Bank
prem
ises,
etc.
Cash
items
Cus
tomers’
liability
on
accept
ances
Other
real
estate
O ther
assets
N um ber
of
banks
1967—June 30..............
Dec. 30..............
15,073
16,296
12,133
12,744
8,924
9,223
3,209
3,520
1,576
1,574
1,633
1,947
954
1,105
80
94
m
151
14
27
1,230
1,570
116
165
1
146
149
245
290
11
10
1968—June 29..............
Dec. 31..............
16,168
18,099
12,848
14,274
9,248
10,286
3,600
3,988
1,762
1,863
1,838
2,125
926
1,164
69
98
237
281
13
15
1,402
1,449
236
2
2
169
171
309
409
9
9
1969—June 30..............
Dec. 31..............
17,869
17,927
14,321
14,365
10,573
10,771
3,749
3.594
1,616
1,564
2,132
2,030
652
869
78
123
134
150
17
15
1,835
1,645
271
290
2
2
198
125
361
344
9
9
1970—June 30..............
Dec. 31..............
18,291
19,892
14,648
15,745
10,987
11.214
3,661
4,531
1,540
2,105
2,121
2,427
885
1,148
96
126
135
160
11
20
1,495
1,621
303
2
2
287
255
429
492
9
9
F o r notes see end o f Table 2.5 E.
2.3 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—CITY OF CHICAGO—Continued
B.
TO TA L LIA BILITIES
[In millions of dollars]
Call date
1939—Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
Total
liabiW
ities
and
capital
Deposits
Total
Inter
bank
Capital accounts
U.S.
Govt.
and
postal
savings
Other
demand
Other
time
3,018
3,374
3,558
3,595
2.741
3,090
3,274
3,330
844
759
867
888
83
60
63
83
1,349
1,784
1,854
1,867
464
488
490
492
1940 -M a r. 26 ..
June 29 ..
Dec. 31..
3,507
3,815
3,995
3,235
3,541
3,710
1,004
956
1,004
84
83
94
1,653
1,998
2,107
494
504
504
1941—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
3,945
4,264
4,341
4,363
3,658
3,970
4,044
4,057
1,158
1,018
1,089
1,035
112
100
95
.27
1,892
2,356
2,370
2,419
496
498
491
476
Accept
ances
out
stand
ing
Other
liabil
ities
Stocks
.................
...........................
Surplus
Total
Comm on
29 ..
30. .
2 ..
30. .
4. .
30 ..
24..
31 ..
Bor
row
ings
Preferred
Demand deposits
I
I Undi
1 vided
i profits
j
Reserves
for
contin
gencies,
etc.
A d
justed
N et
2
3
3
4
4
3
3
14
11
11
11
261
270
270
250
101
101
101
101
26
26
26
1
72 |
72
74
87
32
39
38
30
30
33
32
32
1,250
1,666
1,747
1,739
2,012
2,263
2,452
2,441
15
u
12
253
260
270
101
101
100
i
i
2
87 !
87 |
104
31
36
29
33
34
35
1,544
1,898
1,941
2,448
2,695
2,721
2
3
2
2
15
12
15
16
270
279
279
288
KM)
100
100
100
2
2
2
2
104 '
104
109
121
28
36
31
29
37
37
37
37
1,755
2,205
2,228
2,215
2,743
3,061
3,146
3,084
.
BANKS
Call date
Balances with—
.
00
'O
4,134
4,241
5,040
1,262
1,038
1,117
296
201
667
2,120
2,543
2,803
455
460
453
21
17
18
289
293
304
100
100
100
1
1
1
121
121
127
29
32
37
38
38
39
1,919
2,379
2,557
3,197
3,403
4,176
1943—June 30..
Oct. 18..
Dec. 31. .
5,588
6,315
5,876
5,251
5,974
5,523
1,045
1,117
985
509
1,243
716
3,220
3,116
3,316
477
497
506
23
22
26
312
317
326
101
101
131
1
1
127
127
130
43
46
25
41
43
39
3,002
2,885
3,050
3,878
3,836
3,882
1944— Apr. 13..
June 30. .
Dec. 30..
6,044
6,428
6,860
5,679
6,053
6,468
1,024
1,105
1,148
866
1,105
1,400
3,274
3,300
3,300
515
544
620
33
29
35
329
343
354
131
131
133
131
141
147
26
28
33
42
43
42
3,019
3,070
3,041
3,865
3,999
4,016
1945—M ar. 2 0 ..
June 30..
Dec. 31..
6,558
7,104
7,459
6,161
6,702
7,046
1,108
1,193
1,312
900
1,499
1,552
3,520
3,346
3,462
632
663
719
42
38
33
353
362
377
132
132
142
146
146
148
32
40
42
43
45
46
3,289
3,152
3,153
4,262
4,173
4,268
1946—June 29 ..
Sept. 30..
Dec. 31..
6,525
6,419
6,349
6,092
5,983
5,905
1,071
1,050
1,153
791
527
154
3,452
3,612
3,770
779
793
827
34
35
34
394
397
404
142
143
144
158
158
158
47
49
54
47
48
47
3,189
3,287
3,356
4,100
4,185
4,343
1947—June 30..
Oct. 6 ..
Dec. 31..
6,359
6,556
6,866
5,908
6,097
6,402
1,080
1,136
1,217
182
163
74
3,776
3,920
4,201
869
878
911
32
35
32
416
420
426
144
144
144
164
164
179
59
63
54
49
49
50
3,427
3,612
3,737
4,527
4,767
4,852
1948—Apr. 12. .
June 30..
Dec. 31. .
6,291
6,509
6,774
5,826
6,039
6,293
1,028
1,077
1,064
103
106
189
3,777
3,906
4,039
918
950
1,000
34
29
31
426
436
444
145
145
160
2
179
189
194
55
54
43
48
48
46
3,432
3,505
3,604
4,417
4,536
4,715
1949—Apr.
June
Nov.
Dec.
11..
30..
1 ..
31..
6,341
6,586
6,949
7,320
5,856
6,087
6,395
6,810
1,002
1,008
1,127
1,191
236
200
210
263
3,585
3,823
4,006
4,277
1,033
1,056
1,051
1,079
35
30
37
33
445
462
466
470
160
160
160
160
2
2
2
2
194
196
196
215
43
54
55
42
46
51
52
51
3,291
3,470
3,642
3,797
4,399
4,528
4,872
5,088
1950—Apr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
24 ..
30. .
4 ..
30..
6,692
6,938
7,119
7,649
6,178
6,419
6,585
7,109
998
1,015
1,142
1,229
183
215
171
177
3,915
4,094
4,203
4,604
1,082
1,095
1,070
1,099
38
34
41
44
470
482
484
490
160
160
163
164
2
2
2
2
220
225
226
231
37
42
41
43
51
52
53
49
3,601
3,676
3,773
3,954
4,658
4,788
4,947
5,220
1951—Apr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
9 ..
30..
10. .
31..
7,201
7,477
7,513
7,972
6,656
6,921
6,950
7,402
1,048
1,040
1,249
1,307
524
487
306
247
3,992
4,272
4,282
4,710
1,093
1,122
1,113
1,138
46
40
48
50
492
501
506
513
164
164
164
180
2
2
2
2
232
237
237
227
44
48
52
55
51
51
52
49
3,636
3,818
3,837
4,121
5,066
5,213
5,260
5,506
1952—Mar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
31..
30..
5 ..
31..
6,839
7,610
7,714
8,297
6,183
7,027
7,019
7,686
1,493
1,182
1,235
1,350
459
310
264
347
3,121
4,375
4,376
4,789
1,109
1,160
1,144
1,201
55
48
59
65
516
530
532
541
196
196
196
199
2
2
2
2
228
239
239
241
41
43
44
51
49
50
51
49
2,757
3,903
3,928
4,126
4,679
5,251
5,301
5,645
1953—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
2 0 ..
30..
30..
31..
7,627
7,729
8.102
8,366
6,962
7,119
7,338
7,724
1,175
1,216
1,278
1,387
191
204
371
262
4,427
4,495
4,487
4,837
1,170
1,204
1,201
1,239
67
55
70
71
542
551
557
566
201
201
202
202
2
2
2
2
241
246
247
254
49
53
57
58
49
49
50
50
3,968
3,913
3,914
4,211
5,196
5,201
5,442
5,683
1954— Apr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15. .
30..
7 ..
31. .
7,804
8,064
8,143
8,520
7,149
7,419
7,463
7,845
1,225
1,340
1,342
1,321
221
414
469
256
4,475
4,403
4,398
4,977
1,228
1,263
1,254
1,290
74
58
70
70
571
583
592
600
203
203
204
214
2
2
2
2
255
261
261
281
60
63
71
49
51
55
55
54
3,896
3,844
3,933
4,400
5,192
5,422
5,598
5,794
1955—Apr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
11. .
30..
5 ..
31..
8,086
8,102
7,967
8,720
7,293
7,431
7,251
8,010
1,181
1,180
1,284
1,296
302
349
206
227
4,525
4,606
4,474
5,165
1,285
1,297
1,288
1,321
71
55
67
75
602
612
620
628
214
214
214
217
2
2
2
2
282
287
287
296
5Q
54
62
61
55
56
56
53
3,983
4,024
3,881
4,349
5,336
5,405
5,255
5,717
1956—Apr. 10..
June 30..
Sept. 26 ..
Dec. 31 ..
8,193
8,349
8,233
8,695
7,213
7,631
7,302
7,943
1,246
1,195
1,215
1,372
221
357
317
188
4,469
4,781
4,488
5 ,0 ©
1,277
1,298
1,283
1,315
73
74
81
82
631
639
646
660
235
236
237
238
2
2
2
2
297
302
302
308
44
47
53
59
53
53
53
53
3,892
4,092
3,820
4,272
5,250
5,504
5,238
5,647
1957—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
8,327
8,147
8,310
8,595
7,330
7,284
7,315
7,792
1,144
1,184
1,240
1,347
92
101
186
199
4,785
4,691
4,582
4,904
1,308
1,308
1,307
1,342
82
92
107
103
654
665
676
689
240
240
240
242
2
2
2
2
309
309
315
323
59
68
73
77
45
46
46
45
4.088
4,087
3,905
4,084
5,212
5,258
5,219
5,465
14..
6 ..
11..
31..
BANKS
4,446
4,553
5,364
MEMBER
1942—Apr. 4 ..
June 3 0 ..
Dec. 31 ..
B.
MEMBER
2.3 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—CITY OF CHICAGO—Continued
TO TA L LIABILITIES—Continued
[In millions of dollars]
Deposits
Total
Inter
bank
Capital accounts
U.S.
Govt,
and
postal .
savings
Other
demand
Bor
row
ings
Other
time
Accept
ances
out
stand
ing
Other
liabil
ities
Sto cks
Total
C om
mon
Sur
plus
Pre
ferred
Demand deposits
U ndi
vided
profits
Reserves
for
contin
gencies,
etc.
A d
justed
N et
1958— Mar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4 ..
2 3..
2 4..
31..
8,356
8,929
8,522
9,071
7,377
8,022
7,628
8,214
1,241
1,288
1,340
1,391
195
709
252
256
4,592
4,626
4,642
5,136
1,349
1,399
1,394
1,431
158
80
55
3
8
10
13
12
118
109
112
109
695
708
714
733
252
252
277
277
2
2
2
2
324
345
322
323
73
62
67
83
46
47
47
49
3,945
4,089
3,985
4,271
5,242
5,921
5,441
5,694
1959--M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12..
10..
6 ..
31..
8,657
8,520
8,645
8,967
7,619
7,375
7,513
8,062
1,195
1,191
1,221
1,253
106
127
258
279
4,923
4,657
4,614
5,070
1,395
1,399
1,419
1,460
179
272
261
40
15
16
15
11
115
115
103
92
729
743
754
762
284
287
288
289
2
2
2
2
325
328
333
363
71
80
87
67
48
47
44
42
4,187
3,947
3,926
4,171
5,352
5,123
5,268
5,532
1960—Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15..
15..
3 ..
31..
8,817
8,928
8,815
9,219
7,496
7,692
7,792
8,197
1,157
1,276
1,298
1,441
231
338
534
329
4,700
4,669
4,495
4,899
1,409
1,409
1,465
1,528
449
333
81
35
19
20
31
43
103
117
126
122
749
765
786
822
290
290
290
294
2
362
369
369
416
55
64
83
68
41
42
44
44
3,856
3,678
3,834
3,968
5,115
5,138
5,489
5,505
1961--A pr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12..
30..
2 7 ..
30..
8,885
9,068
9,296
10,383
7,828
8,037
8,153
9,283
1,260
1,135
1,220
1,637
89
382
479
374
4,677
4,602
4,527
5,268
1,802
1,918
1,928
2,003
42
10
94
35
58
66
69
87
127
108
124
109
830
848
856
870
321
321
325
328
418
423
423
428
47
59
63
74
44
45
45
40
3,871
3,881
3,746
3,809
5,084
5,244
5,322
5,598
1962--M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
2 6 ..
30..
2 8 ..
2 8 ..
9,576
10,009
10,540
11,432
8,136
8,810
9,224
9,993
1,144
1,146
1,254
1,294
374
553
484
417
4,329
4,520
4,684
5,264
2,288
2,591
2,803
3,018
357
34
H2
262
86
75
65
78
127
197
206
151
870
894
933
948
329
330
340
343
453
459
473
487
48
62
76
73
40
42
44
44
3,782
3,728
3,869
4,262
5,147
5,264
5,426
5,809
1963--M ar. 18..
June 29 ..
Dec. 20..
11,132
11,440
11,776
9,593
10,141
10,296
1,249
1,218
1,229
272
590
401
4,863
4,840
4,887
3,210
3,493
3,781
267
111
255
90
79
53
227
135
175
954
974
996
344
344
368
488
493
496
79
92
92
44
45
41
4,146
3,941
4,144
5,455
5,576
5.614
1964—June 30..
Dec. 31..
12,046
13,289
10,630
11,807
1,208
1,470
592
401
4,744
5,362
4,085
4,574
210
204
74
86
115
136
1,017
1,056
404
406
4
9
510
516
83
108
16
17
3,845
4,294
5,453
5,960
1965—June 30..
Dec. 31..
13,535
14,290
11,699
12,475
1,324
1,475
703
349
4,926
5,656
4,745
4,995
438
355
84
105
218
223
1,096
1,132
423
423
9
9
531
536
102
130
32
34
3,881
4,571
5,718
6,196
1966—June 30..
Dec. 31..
14,490
14,935
12,385
12,673
1,273
1,458
682
311
5,249
6,008
5,182
4,897
521
484
113
133
319
445
1,152
1,199
439
439
9
9
567
580
104
134
33
37
4,251
4,502
5,882
6,052
1967--June 30..
Dec. 30..
15,073
16,296
12,814
13,985
1,291
1,455
300
269
5,537
6,250
5,685
6,011
359
383
147
150
529
433
1,224
1,346
440
438
9
12
605
620
133
158
37
117
4,370
4,758
5,733
6,255
1968--June 2 9 ..
Dec. 31..
16,168
18,099
12,70!
14,526
1,240
1,556
95
259
5,768
6,542
5,598
6,169
S ll
682
169
172
1,125
1,285
1,363
1,433
474
474
12
40
632
640
125
146
120
132
4,428
5,183
5,447
6,613
1969--June 30..
Dec. 31..
17,869
17,927
13,035
13,264
1,393
1,692
275
176
6,192
6,770
5,175
4,625
1,230
1,290
200
126
1,913
1,731
1,492
1,517
481
491
40
40
662
677
162
159
147
149
4,428
5,222
5,864
6,840
1970—June 30..
Dec. 31..
18,291
19,892
13,266
15,042
1,698
1,979
348
283
6,102
6,663
5,118
6,117
1,507
1,851
291
263
1,661
1,150
1,566
1,586
491
491
40
40
696
744
206
181
132
131
4,683
5,120
6,509
7,140
For notes see end of Table 2.5 E.
'
BANKS
Call date
Total
liabil
ities
and
capital
2.3 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS — CITY OF CHICAGO — Continued
C.
LOANS
[In millions o f dollars]
F or purchasing
or carrying
securities
To farmers
Total
loans
ate
Com
mer
cial
354
344
Other
5
5
57
59
66
13
8
5
60
23
42
6i
54
16
19
8
10
8
8
62
84
20
11
8
101
22
13
8
95
22
23
14
15
8
7
41
383
432
492
8
5
780
846
918
954
630
5
36
55
732
6
48
52
1942—Apr. 4.
SO
June 30.
^
Dec. 31.
923
906
832
712
658
29
34
50
32
1943—June 30.
Oct. 18.
Dec. 31.
784
1,023
1,004
1944—Apr. 13.
June 30.
Dec. 30.
3
4
3
Singlepay
ment
7
7
70
71
564
603
696
,
Repair
and
m od
erni
zation
12
12
32
39
1940—Mar. 26.
June 29.
Dec. 31.
22
Total
Other
To
others
545
544
563
569
4.
30.
24.
31.
Re-
Instalm ent
On
resi
dential
prop
erty
To
brokers
and
dealers
29.
30.
2.
30.
1941—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
R eal estate
Other
Guar*
anteed
by
ccc
1939—Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
Other loans to individuals
To financial
institutions
Banks
Other
1
Total
On
farm
land
Retail
auto
62
5
Other
retail
Other
14
9
34
90
18
for
bad
debts
41
15
7
51
4
12
7
28
15
3
102
52
1
22
1
15
7
45
3
11
6
24
13
962
1,064
1,184
710
738
10
14
i
3
102
163
130
163
2
21
24
1
1
15
14
6
10
49
45
4
3
10
n
5
5
30
25
40
32
1945— Mar. 20...........
June 30.
Dec. 31.
1,012
1,250
1,333
670
760
12
1
2
159
211
299
233
23
36
1
1
15
16
7
19
50
51
3
3
12
13
5
5
30
29
34
40
1946—June 29.
Sept. 30.
Dec. 31.
1,329
1,370
1,499
804
1
188
185
43
1
20
22
76
6
6
46
32
1,094
3
117
101
51
1
25
25
105
16
16
12
7
54
28
1947—June 30...........
Oct. 6.
Dec. 31.
1,565
1,724
1,801
1,178
1
100
84
42
1
27
14
130
29
23
14
8
57
29
1,418
3
73
87
46
1
30
15
149
31
30
16
7
65
26
1948—Apr. 12.
June 30...........
Dec. 31.
1,663
1,714
1,783
1,357
1,412
2
4
61
71
75
63
47
51
1
1
30
31
16
19
156
176
34
36
38
42
17
21
7
10
59
67
32
27
15
20
1949—Apr. 11.
June 30...........
Nov. 1.
Dec. 31.
1.617
1,537
1,564
1.618
1,178
4
2
83
60
48
1
29
19
156
35
33
22
10
55
26
20
1,211
2
5
109
56
51
1
32
18
172
35
38
26
11
63
33
22
1950—-A pr. 24.
June 30...........
Oct. 4.
Dec. 30...........
1,527
1,557
1,776
2,083
1,116
1,322
1,567
22
3
5
8
109
81
110
64
65
69 ...............
54
58
65
1
1
1
35
39
46
18
19
19
180
207
207
41
52
51
38
48
52
25
30
30
12
11
10
64
66
64
35
66
87
26
28
32
1
23
17
BANKS
40
4
MEMBER
2
763
612
MEMBER
2.3 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—CITY OF CHICAGO—Continued
C.
LOANS—Continued
[In millions of dollars]
Other loans to individuals
To financial
institutions
R eal estate
Instalment
Total
loans
Call date
Com
mer
cial
O ther
G uar
anteed
by
ccc
To
brokers
and
dealers
To
others
8
6
11
16
102
113
77
94
67
64
60
63
Other
Other
Banks
12
2,142
2,215
2,358
2,468
1,643
1,717
1,865
1,977
2,403
2,380
2,419
2,748
1,927
1,856
1,872
2,080
12
11
11
14
73
166
147
239
80
61
67
66
38
15
2,591
2,552
2,609
2,776
1,988
1,992
2,041
1,912
11
7
6
6
181
142
145
286
67
71
71
75
4
1
1,898
1,835
1,833
1,847
148
130
6
4
6
7
155
242
238
345
74
74
73
89
28
7 ..
2,621
2,589
2,473
2,784
1955—A pr. 11..
June 30..
Oct. 5 ..
Dec. 31..
2,650
2,846
2,968
3,342
1,816
1,940
2,140
2,390
137
96
5
5
6
11
14
185
270
223
275
1956—Apr. 10. .
June 30..
3,315
3,572
3,571
3,772
2,465
2,663
2,700
2,781
6
5
7
7
8
17
14. .
6. .
11..
31. .
3,621
3,789
3,897
3,852
2,789
2,859
2,981
2,903
1
1
1958- M ar. 4 ..
3,492
3,594
3,405
3,637
2,676
2,618
2,584
2,628
..............
1951—Apr. 9 ..
Oct. 10..
Dec. 31..
1952—M ar. 31 ..
1953—Apr. 2 0 ..
1954—Apr. 15. .
Oct.
Dec. 31. .
1957—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
Sept. 24 ..
Dec. 31. .
I
1
152
134
::::::::
..............
Total
On
resi
dential
prop
erty
On
farm
land
Total
O ther
Retail
auto
Other
retail
Repair
and
m od
erni
zation
Other
Singlepay
m ent
R e
serve
for
bad
debts
69
70
73
70
1
1
1
1
48
49
51
48
20
20
21
21
193
192
178
180
47
48
48
45
44
42
28
32
28
26
26
25
11
11
10
11
64
65
65
67
85
89
89
109
37
37
37
41
70
67
68
67
1
1
1
1
48
44
44
43
22
22
24
24
173
183
187
211
42
48
50
57
28
29
30
41
24
24
25
27
11
11
12
14
68
71
70
71
112
83
75
104
45
46
47
49
67
70
68
70
1
1
1
42
44
43
43
24
25
24
27
227
235
242
234
60
63
61
58
52
54
58
59
26
25
26
26
14
18
19
19
74
75
78
72
103
89
85
95
54
55
54
55
73
81
80
91
1
11
46
52
52
61
27
28
28
29
209
206
211
223
53
52
55
56
57
55
54
59
24
24
26
26
12
12
12
12
62
63
65
70
86
74
77
105
56
55
56
58
80
88
95
99
5
6
8
9
111
122
128
128
1
1
1
1
77
87
92
92
33
34
35
35
237
244
263
316
64
61
71
73
64
65
68
107
25
24
24
24
13
14
15
14
70
80
85
97
133
134
157
174
59
60
62
65
201
170
170
203
99
96
89
97
26
8
31
5
130
133
134
134
1
1
94
94
92
92
36
38
42
41
283
384
364
439
76
78
77
76
81
176
156
230
23
23
25
26
15
16
17
18
87
90
90
89
171
179
152
173
74
74
75
76
7
6
6
9
160
172
164
200
95
96
98
97
6
11
8
4
135
135
141
143
1
95
96
98
99
39
39
42
43
348
430
423
425
76
77
74
73
149
212
204
207
27
28
30
30
18
19
20
20
79
95
95
95
174
173
174
176
93
95
99
106
8
8
7
15
153
178
113
266
92
100
95
97
5
165
63
10
150
143
147
161
1
1
1
106
99
101
104
43
43
46
56
345
336
333
357
70
66
63
61
131
117
120
131
29
28
27
26
20
21
21
21
95
105
102
119
169
153
173
210
106
107
109
108
43
1
3
1 9 5 9 -M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12..
10..
6 ..
3 1 ..
3,481
3,643
3,978
4,206
2,596
2,678
2,509
2,527
14
16
15
21
131
146
131
268
103
107
114
124
21
38
43
33
538
588
164
181
180
183
1
1
1
1
107
121
123
121
56
59
56
61
370
386
412
435
62
67
74
76
143
141
146
158
25
24
23
23
22
23
27
28
118
132
143
150
191
203
149
148
110
111
113
121
1960—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15..
15..
3 ..
31..
4,173
4,386
4,422
4,485
2.636
2,716
2,797
2,690
23
20
17
21
162
187
203
322
56
93
67
67
546
581
576
564
175
183
iSS
196
1
1
1
1
114
121
126
129
60
61
61
66
408
396
401
421
76
76
79
78
149
129
124
129
23
20
20
19
28
31
31
30
132
141
147
164
168
21 i
179
197
122
125
128
129
1961—Apr. 12..
June 30 ..
Sept. 2 7 ..
Dec. 30 ..
4,532
4,249
4,212
4,626
2,627
2,555
2,527
2,609
19
18
19
23
218
205
185
354
122
123
123
134 .
1
131 1
131 !
129
137
184
91
55
479
459
494
669
193
202
211
221
1
1
1
1
127
134
146
156
64
67
65
64
586
538
493
476
73
74
70
69
310
227
174
133
18
17
17
17
30
30
31
31
156
189
202
226
206
188
240
229
135
136
141
146
2
25
53
BANKS
F or purchasing
o r carrying
securities
To farmers
26..
30 ..
28 ..
28 ..
4,494
4,672
4,945
5,418
2,677
2,659
2,745
2,941
22
20
22
29
202
265
248
407
130
147
145
152
86
89
96
89
575
611
688
703
235
278
338
362
165
202
241
258
70
75
96
102
447
456
514
523
71
80
95
100
105
93
88
95
16
18
34
34
30
34
40
43
224
233
257
252
270
298
309
369
149
151
160
162
1963—Mar. 18..
June 29 ..
Dec. 20 ..
5,473
5,545
6,220
2,989
3,051
3,378
28
28
35
350
358
497
163
176
181
139
135
242
698
741
751
379
393
401
284
289
281
95
104
119
537
555
594
102
104
108
104
97
118
29
28
27
50
59
57
252
268
285
369
288
318
179
182
182
1964—June 30..
Dec. 31..
6,266
7,102
3,332
3,870
26
24
498
510
192
203
200
227
893
948
409
465
283
322
123
142
600
669
118
128
108
121
25
26
81
68
268
325
318
430
203
244
1965—June 30..
Dec. 31 ..
7,367
8,219
4,099
4,642
26
32
465
444
232
244
266
1 260
1,007
1,201
514
577
328
388
184
186
702
762
150
167
125
126
26
28
66
72
335
369
308
316
253
259
1966—June 30..
Dec. 31 ..
8,567
8,756
4,983
5,311
64
394
406
254
222
*257
1212
1,293
1,161
592
622
399
421
190
199
744
751
184
178
96
135
29
23
76
82
359
333
276
273
262
267
1967—June 30..
Dec. 30..
8,924
9,223
5,562
5,714
41
46
309
459
205
220
174
162
1,019
951
671
675
427
399
242
274
741
754
175
130
137
159
28
31
83
94
318
339
»472
1 506
270
263
1968—June 29 ..
Dec. 31..
9,248
10,286
5,796
6,118
39
49
355
535
220
253
173
205
1,046
1.219
693
738
454
488
237
248
748
848
122
130
147
159
28
27
93
108
358
424
1 428
i 592
251
273
1969—June 30..
Dec. 3 1 ..
10,573
10,771
6,353
6,444
44
50
366
337
264
262
179
186
1,144
1.219
790
842
428
555
360
284
888
862
135
124
179
182
29
24
114
117
430
415
1 545
> 569
275
291
1970—June 30..
Dec. 3 1 ..
10,987
11,214
6,635
6,502
45
42
379
356
141
191
152
138
1,154
1,284
823
864
571
575
250
284
942
1,015
122
114
258
276
32
33
115
138
414
453
1 715
» 821
296
291
1962—Mar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
F o r notes see end o f Table 2.5 E.
'O
2.3 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—CITY OF CHICAGO—Continued
D.
INVESTM ENTS
[In millions of dollars]
U.S. Govt, securities 1
O ther bonds,
notes, and
debentures
D irect
Call date
Notes, maturing—
Total
invest
ments
Total
992
1,040
1,017
1,031
1940—M ar. 26.
June 29.
Dec. 31.
1,658
1,602
1,681
1,180
1,125
1,194
1941- -Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
1,869
1,861
1,655
1,806
1,342
1,346
1,145
1,311
4.
30.
24.
31.
M arketable, maturing—
Within
1 year
After
1 year
Total
Within
1 year
1-5
5-10
10-20
Over 20
years
212
234
660
621
37
36
125
119
333
301
165
164
176
701
33
123
445
254
297
161
145
710
752
25
52
137
117
417
125
803
69
256
’ 153'
903
‘6i‘
121
185
N on
m arket
able
G uar
anteed
Federal
agency
Other
101
108
135
155
172
149
154
147
162
142
150
139
142
29
29
29
28
448
483
100
100
139
134
112
175
177
188
137
140
159
27
27
28
98
534
102
*ii9
54i
i83
125
138
159
119
226
190
175
182
151
162
151
169
26
26
25
24
BANKS
1,420
1,507
1,487
1,536
Cer
tifi
cates
C orpo
rate
stock
(includ
ing
F. R.
Bank
stock)
MEMBER
29.
30.
2.
30.
1939—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
Bills
Bonds
Secu
rities
of
States,
etc.
D.
MEMBER
2.3 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—CITY OF CHICAGO—Continued
INVESTM ENTS—Continued
[In millions o f dollars)
U.S. Govt, securities 1
Call date
Total
invest
ments
Notes, maturing—
Total
vo
4^
1942—Apr. 4.
June 30.
Dec. 31.
2,210
3,141
1,883
1,381
1,768
2,706
1943—June 30.
Oct. 18.
Dec. 31.
3,548
4,022
3,550
3,091
3,693
3,163
1944—Apr. 13.
June 30.
Dec. 30.
3,765
4,060
4,258
1945—M ar. 20.
June 30.
Dec. 31.
Bills
Cer
tifi
cates
Bonds
G uar
anteed
M arketable, maturing—
After
1 year
Within
1 year
Total
Within
1 year
1-5
5-10
10-20
Over 20
years
N on
m arket
able
Secu
rities
of
States,
etc.
Federal
agency
C orpo
rate
stock
(includ
ing
F. R.
Bank
stock)
Other
162
391
1,068
1,282
58
87
248
531
581
483
181
180
1
108
90
83
207
164
166
163
166
165
23
22
21
795
399
1,424
295
455
530
143
2
75
877
484
1,602
325
630
503
143
1
74
209
164
158
154
146
134
18
19
20
367
250
1,038
1,045
587
779
1,665
1,809
355
394
695
779
467
484
146
149
2
2
31
31
186
204
160
143
150
169
19
19
16
3,840
4,130
4,213
127
133
1,253
1,467
814
749
1,936
1,864
434
417
944
896
393
488
162
61
3
3
177
154
181
167
182
190
16
14
13
3,837
3,602
3,266
3,485
3,260
2,912
14
1,042
529
1,900
407
997
434
60
3
60
498
146
2,207
694
980
471
60
3
153
148
167
190
185
178
10
9
9
1947—June 30.
Oct. 6.
Dec. 31.
3,237
3,316
3,287
2,890
2,935
2,890
106
368
' 132
2,284
589
1,077
555
60
3
132
235
248
2,274
717
849
627
64
17
175
205
213
163
167
175
9
9
10
1948—Apr. 12.
June 30.
Dec. 31.
3,018
3,028
3,016
2,620
2,667
2,633
160
183
250
275
214
217
2,043
1,958
489
729
878
596
613
615
49
3
14
15
223
185
210
164
166
163
10
10
11
1949— Apr.
June
Nov.
Dec.
11.
30.
1.
31.
2,978
3,303
3,711
3,806
2,567
2,888
3,256
3,324
369
343
125
2,051
943
433
655
3
ii
331
690
358
1,945
1,007
463
455
2
18
236
235
263
290
165
169
181
180
11
11
11
11
1950—Apr. 24.
June 30.
Oct. 4.
Dec. 30.
3,565
3,699
3,529
3,487
3,012
3,138
2,969
2,911
352
253
232
276
140
131
555
673
700
1,954
1,903
1,847
1,079
1,045
1,009
518
480
467
336
337
329
6
26
27
15
15
16
340
340
327
335
201
210
221
230
12
12
12
12
1951—Apr. 9.
June 30.
Oct. 10.
Dec. 31.
3,178
3,305
3,129
3,264
2,621
2,742
2,599
2,711
180 . .
209
204
334
150
245
332
696
653
502
520
1,745
1,729
1,649
1,526
888
906
832
720
477
441
437
421
327
330
326
332
37
36
36
35
16
16 .................
16
16
341
347
327
351
205
204
191
189
12
12
12
12
2,821
3,319
3,493
2,276
2,721
2,749
2,912
87
366
314
407
207
371
341
224
497
494
517
607
1,485
1,490
1,578
1,674
684
670
664
726
418
432
528
549
332
338
336
383
34
35
35
356
363
360
384
176
187
197
184
13
13
13
13
3,044
3,075
3,364
3,428
2,461
2,529
2,804
2,856
56
147
119
123
198
235
541
450
607
551
686
684
1,600
1,596
1,458
1,598
652
777
614
683
563
535
560
625
370
267
265
16
15 .................
16 .................
16
.................
15
14
13
13
409
375
384
400
160
157
162
158
13
14
14
14
357
397
181
637
473
199
3,417
3,657
3,882
4,199
4,480
4,598
1946—June 29.
Sept. 30.
Dec. 31.
1952—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
31.
30.
5.
31.
1953—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
20.
30.
30.
31.
3,284
” ,
4
6
5
BANKS
Other bonds,
notes , and
deben tures
Direct
1954—Apr. 15..
June 30 ..
Oct. 7 ..
Dec. 31 ..
3,171
3,386
3,870
3,734
2,575
2,825
3,302
3,120
156
113
244
70
280
261
223
241
466
721
864
855
1,672
1,731
1,970
1,953
442
479
738
711
950
943
913
922
267
293
303
302
1955—Apr. 11..
June 30 ..
Oct. 5 ..
Dec. 31 ..
3,605
3,441
3,242
3,200
2,918
2,742
2,537
2,506
137
76
31
111
172
66
39
68
789
812
619
604
1,820
1,788
1,848
1,723
531
501
579
631
901
895
858
977
302
304
312
45
1956—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
10..
30 ..
26 ..
31 ..
3,009
2,764
2,679
2,701
2,309
2,088
2,061
2,113
28
46
43
112
54
3
21
42
557
476
453
316
1,670
1,564
1,544
1,643
625
526
547
850
986
977
936
731
45
46
47
47
5 I
5
5
5
10
1957—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
14..
6 ..
II . .
31..
2,813
2,477
2,402
2,594
2,209
1,884
1,869
2,032
314
75
36
65
26
74
72
126
271
223
278
313
1,598
1,513
1,483
1,528
842
784
817
923
696
670
592
519
46
45
62
78
5
5
5
2
1958—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4 ..
23..
24 ..
31..
2,867
3,348
3,173
3,193
2,266
2,694
2,537
2,562
265
268
170
232
68
145
406
361
324
490
453
522
1,609
1,791
1,508
1,446
910
749
707
677
593
935
733
723
74
72
37
26
29
1959—Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12..
10..
6 ..
31..
3,231
2,938
2,712
2,679
2,602
2,235
2,037
1,985
413
178
125
108
273
205
124
78
440
439
450
467
1,476
1,414
1,338
1,332
874
849
837
806
575
512
484
517
13
41
1960—M ar. 15..
June 15..
Oct. 3 ..
Dec. 31 ..
2,573
2,320
2,379
2,565
1,926
1,664
1,778
1,882
300
46
129
132
50
42
49
37
443
480
551
663
1,134
1,096
A ,048
1,050
723
683
695
849
405
380
320
168
1961— Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12..
30 ..
2 7 ..
30 ..
2,339
2,771
3,066
2,980
1,569
2,057
2,229
2,041
154
438
708
478
20
153
102
92
136
147
169
230
401
449
397
497
857
871
854
743
106
197
195
41
565
515
513
573
178
153
142
113
7
4
3
17
693
630
696
816
27
37
94
84
28
25
25
13
22
22
22
27
1962— Mar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
26 ..
30..
28 ..
28 ..
3,193
3,264
3,400
3,538
2,223
1,936
2,006
2,129
681
200
184
377
202
151
64
115
178
384
216
280
469
460
566
569
693
741
975
788
12
6
349
36
564
571
265
291
96
157
337
451
20
8
886
1,150
1,216
1,242
44
100
93
104
12
44
37
22
28
35
49
42
1963—Mar. 18..
J une 29 ..
Dec. 20, ,
3,604
3,537
3,395
2,275
2,071
1,705
572
426
347
60
71
42
177
155
156
603
627
443
863
791
716
21
33
11
261
281
285
518
472
366
62
4
53
1,167
1,226
1,361
101
170
269
19
27
17
42
42
43
1964—June 30.,
Dec. 31..
3,370
3,460
1,750
1,873
418
564
122
180
530
217
679
911
89
106
285
372
248
393
57
40
1,370
1,392
191
131
15
16
45
48
1965—June 30..
Dec. 31..
3,468
3,236
1,761
1,700
473
542
147
144
152
128
988
959
1
24
410
412
497
452
80
73
1,493
1,400
103
68
34
1966—June 30..
Dec. 31..
3,149
3,047
1,585
1,545
411
350
18
4
163
137
121
119
954
1,004
7
40
474
544
415
351
58
69
1,326
1,328
168
105
70
69
1967—June 30..
Dec. 30..
3,209
3,520
1,576
1,574
295
427
14
122
136
262
209
951
852
14
58
607
552
262
184
68
58
1,434
1,487
102
335
97
124
1968—June 29 ,.
Dec. 31 ..
3,600
3,988
1,762
1,863
413
124
384
899
138
520
193
1,564
1,810
145
179
128
136
1969—June 30..
Dec. 31..
3,748
3,594
1,616
1,564
109
10
416
813
196
580
9
28
1,867
1,837
141
104
125
88
1970—June 30..
Dec. 31 ..
3,661
4,531
1,540
2,105
154
109
549
522
56
446
10
10
1,861
2,054
162
272
98
100
21
7
7
7
7
3
29
29
27
6
22
160
160
177
184
14
14
14
15
17
18
14
450
456
468
476
223
228
222
203
15
15
15
15
497
489
443
440
187
171
158
131
16
16
16
16
10
8
8
465
460
396
408
123
116
120
137
17
17
17
17
6
6
451
495
487
491
133
141
131
122
17
18
18
18
490
564
544
562
120
120
112
113
18
19
19
20
537
564
526
607
90
73
55
54
20
20
20
21
11
10
10
10
6
31
6
6
6
2
1
69
77
BANKS
20
20
421
387
378
415
MEMBER
For notes see end o f Table 2.5 E.
69
69
84
58
14
16
16
17
E.
MEMBER
2.3 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS — CITY OF CHICAGO — Continued
D EPO SITS
[In millions o f dollars]
Demand
Total
de
posits
[1
,
f
Total
IPC
State
j Foreign j and
govt. ; local
‘ and
j govt,
'i other
!
il U.S.
, Govt.
j
Certi
fied
and
officers’
checks,
etc.
1
29.
30.
2.
30.
2.741
3,090
3,274
3,330
2,277
2,602
2,781
2,835
1,182
1,565
1,632
1,676
|
!
|l
141 '
197 1
195 j
167
1940—Mar. 26.
June 29.
Dec. 31.
3,235
3,541
3,710
2,737
3,033
3,201
1,503
1.782
1,905
I
1941— Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4.
30.
24.
31.
3,658
3,970
4,044
4,057
3,158
3,468
3,554
3,581
1,685
2,109
2,112
2,152
*
1942—Apr. 4.
)£
June 30.
Dec. 31.
4,134
4,241
5,040
3,678
3,781
4,585
1.886
2,292
2,588
i
1943—June 30.
Oct. 18.
Dec. 31.
5,251
5,974
5,523
4,771
5,474
5,015
2,981
2,901
3,097
1944—Apr. 13.
June 30.
Dec. 30.
5,679
6,053
6,468
5,164
5,509
5,848
1945— Mar. 20.
June 30.
Dec. 31.
6,161
6,702
7,046
1946—June 29.
Sept. 30.
Dec. 31 .
»
Domestic
1 ComM utual | mersavings | cial
83
60
60
80
26
22
27
24
""""s.
m
80
79
90
18
17
27
1,004
949
997
181
213
228
233
108
95
95
127
26
33
29
34
1,158
1,010
1,089
1,027
203
226
178
296
201
665
31
24
38
1,262
1,028
1,105
1
202
187
174
506
1,241
713
36
28
44
1,032
1,104
972
3,088
3,040
3,100
r
J
155
218 ,
167
866
1,105
1,400
30
41
33
1,011
1,090
1,132
5,529
6,038
6,327
3,324
3,124
3,160
1
j
(
162
193 }
237 '
900
1,499
1,552
34
29
66
6,092
5,983
5,905
5,311
5,188
5,076
3,153
3,335
3,495
262 1
234 i
228
789
525
152
1947—June 30.
Oct. 6.
Dec. 31 .
5,908
6,097
6,402
5,037
5,218
5,489
3,417
3,548
3,853
304
323
28S
1948—Apr. 12.
June 30.
Dec. 31 .
5,826
6,039
6,293
4,908
5,088
5,292
3,489
3,539
3,702
1949—Apr. 11 .
June 30.
Nov. I .
Dec. 3t .
5,856
6,087
6,395
6,810
4,821
5,028
5,339
5,726
1950— Apr. 24.
June 30.
Oct. 4.
Dec. 30.
6,178
6,419
6,585
7,109
5,092
5,319
5,512
6,003
1939— M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
Interbank
IPC
Interbank
I
I
,
1
|
j
Savings I
Foreign
i
j
I
|
U.S.
1 Govt.
and
| postal
savings
1 State
I Foreign | and
O ther | govt. | local
time I and 1 govt.
1 other
9
464
488
493
495
452
471
469
483
,1
7
8
498
508
509
482
489
496
15
i
8
486
480
469
476
22
8
500
502
491
476
;
10
12
455
460
455
455
460
453
1
13
13
14
480
499
508
477
497
505
14
15
16
515
544
620
514
543
619
1,092
1,174
1,292
16
19
20
632
663
719
631
663
719
37
44
47
1,047
1,026
1,130
24
24
24
781
795
829
779
792
823
181
161
72
55
50
63
1,056
1,111
1,196
24
25
21
871
879
913
864
871
902
251
320
284
102
105
188
37
47
53
1,004
1,055
1,038
24
22
26
919
951
1,001
908
940
989
3,299
3,475
3,653
3,932
257 :
307
315 .
286
234
197
206
258
30
41
39
60
954
962
1,090
1,151
48
46
37
40
1,035
1,059
1,056
1,084
3,626
3,716
3,823
4,250
250
178
211
167
174
39
53
52
70
956
977
1,098
1,177
42
37
44
48
1,086
1,099
1,073
1,106
1
;
J
j
1
199 ,
174 '
325
328
284
j
746
867
879
j
.1
10
12
!
:
;
12
17
21
10
11
10
17
2
2
2
)
i
1 i
i j
i
■
4 i
6 I
7
9 l
2
2
2
10 i
11
11 !
1
1
1
1,022
1,044
1,041
1,069
11 '
12
10
10
2
3
4
4
1,072
1,086
1,060
1,089
10
9
9
10
4
4
J
J
i
,
’
Domestic
M utual
savings
Com - j1Foreign
mer- Ii
cial I1
BANKS
IPC
6,656
6,921
6,950
7,402
5,560
5,795
5,833
6,259
3,669
3,905
3,975
4,404
273
316
258
240
520
484
302
242
50
51
48
66
1,006
1,216
1,269
37
34
33
38
1,097
1,126
1.117
1,143
1,082
1,112
1,103
1,128
11
10
10
11
3
3
4
5
1952—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
3 1 .....................
3 0 .....................
5 .....................
3 1 .....................
6,183
7,027
7.019
7,686
5,064
5,857
5,866
6,476
2,779
4,037
4,039
4,491
252
287
285
242
455
306
260
343
89
52
53
56
1,454
1,136
1,188
1,308
35
39
42
37
1,119
1,170
1,152
1,210
1,099
1,150
1,134
1,190
11
11
u
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
2
3
1
2
1953
2 0 .....................
3 0 .....................
30 .....................
3 1 .....................
6,962
7,119
7,338
7,724
5.781
5,905
6,126
6,473
4,064
4,123
4,125
4,500
299
320
301
272
187
201
368
259
63
53
61
64
1.133
1,175
1,233
1,339
34
33
37
39
1,181
1,214
1,212
1,251
1.162
1,194
' 1,191
1,229
8
10
10
10
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
6
1954—Apr. 15.....................
June 30 .....................
Oct. 7 .....................
Dec. 3 1 .....................
7,149
7,419
7,463
7,845
5,901
6,134
6,180
6,531
4,170
4,032
4,074
4,622
248
297
265
274
218
410
465
251
58
74
58
80
1,172
1,287
1,276
1,264
35
34
41
40
1,248
1,285
1,282
1,313
1,218
1,253
1,245
1,280
10
10
10
10
3
4
4
6
4
3
1
14
15
23
18
1955—Apr. 11.....................
June 3 0 .....................
Oct. 5 .....................
Dec. 3 1 .....................
7,293
7,431
7,251
8,010
5,983
6,112
5,941
6,672
4,236
4,238
4,167
4,781
227
288
240
299
296
343
200
222
62
79
66
85
1.124
1.125
1,229
1,246
37
39
38
40
1,310
1,319
1,311
1,337
1,275
1,287
1,278
1,313
10
10
10
8
6
6
6
6
19
16
16
10
1956—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
10.....................
3 0 .....................
2 6 .....................
3 1 .....................
7,213
7,631
7,302
7,943
5,923
6,316
6,006
6,617
4,144
4,283
4,119
4,690
255
399
303
294
217
350
312
184
71
98
66
85
1,200
1,149
1,169
1,318
37
36
37
46
1,290
1,314
1,296
1,327
1,268
1,288
1,271
1,302
8
9
11
12
4
6
5
5
9
10
9
7
1957—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
14.....................
6 .....................
11.....................
31.....................
7,330
7,284
7,3t5
7,792
6,011
5,956
5,990
6,432
4,397
4,152
4,164
4,493
316
459
350
333
88
97
183
195
72
80
67
77
1,100
38
35
39
40
1,319
1,328
1,325
1,360
1,296
1,298
1,297
1,332
12
10
10
10
4
4
3
3
1
6
15
14
14
1958— M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4 .....................
2 3 .....................
2 4 .....................
3 1 .....................
7,377
8,022
7,628
8,214
5,986
6,580
6,191
6,742
4,161
4,095
4,166
4,746
357
456
408
302
192
705
247
249
73
75
68
88
1,167
36
38
39
43
1,391
1,442
1,437
1,472
1,339
1,389
1,383
1,423
10
10
10
7
3
4
1
3
3
3
38
36
35
31
1959—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12.....................
10.....................
6 .....................
3 1 .....................
7,619
7,375
7,513
8,062
6,186
5,937
6,058
6,572
4,569
4,345
4,179
4,636
279
235
350
329
99
120
251
272
75
77
85
105
1,120
1,119
1,152
1,187
44
41
41
43
1,433
1,438
1,455
1,491
1,384
1,387
1,408
1,449
11
12
11
12
7
8
8
8
3
1
29
31
28
22
I960— Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15.....................
15.....................
3 .....................
3 1 .....................
7,496
7,692
7,792
8,197
6,056
6,237
6,265
6,606
4,364
4,301
4,026
4,499
253
283
366
298
223
335
530
327
83
85
104
102
1,091
1,193
1,200
1,327
43
40
39
53
1,440
1,455
1,527
1,591
1,400
1,401
1,458
1,521
9
8
7
7
8
4
4
2
1
1
5
6
23
42
54
55
1961—A pr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12.....................
3 0 .....................
2 7 .....................
3 0 .....................
7,828
8,037
8,153
9,283
6,016
6,107
6,213
7,261
4,373
4,114
4,103
4,817
9
11
15
13
211
364
330
315
87
380
476
369
85
113
79
124
2
1
2
1,214
1,091
1,173
1,576
37
33
37
45
1,812
1,930
1,940
2,022
1,389
1,435
1,437
1,491
327
400
403
405
78
75
80
99
8
8
8
8
2
2
3
5
2
5
4
4
6
5
5
9
1962—Mar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
2 6 .....................
3 0 .....................
2 8 .....................
2 8 .....................
8,136
8,810
9,224
9,993
5,827
6,193
6,397
6,951
4,009
4,071
4,245
4,789
14
11
10
16
222
330
325
351
369
546
477
410
85
109
104
109
2
1,089
1,082
1,193
1.234
39
44
42
41
2,309
2,617
2,828
3,043
1,641
1,833
2,045
2,115
525
628
621
747
115
120
122
140
8
10
15
16
5
7
7
7
5
5
5
5
10
13
13
12
1963—M ar. 18.....................
June 2 9 .....................
Dec. 2 0 .....................
9,593
10,141
10,296
6,363
6,626
6,493
4,449
4,350
4,482
9
5
18
288
373
275
265
584
395
118
112
112
2
2
1,189
1,153
1,167
44
47
43
3,231
3,515
3,804
2,212
2,320
2,430
791
881
958
157
161
207
49
130
185
7
6
6
9
11
13
5
5
4
1964—June 3 0 .....................
Dec. 3 1 .....................
10,630
11,807
6,514
7,206
4,307
4,911
11
18
311
312
587
396
114
122
2
2
1,134
1,387
47
59
4,116
4,600
2,558
2,720
1,090
1,395
239
245
199
213
5
5
17
13
8
9
1965—June 3 0 .....................
Dec. 3 1 .....................
11,699
12,475
6,922
7,437
4,527
5,188
15
14
276
328
699
345
109
126
2
1.235
1,376
60
59
4,777
5,037
2,881
3,006
1,420
1,516
262
263
181
210
5
4
10
19
17
20
1966— June 3 0 .....................
Dec. 3 1 .....................
12,385
12,673
7,158
7,751
4,763
5,561
18
14
336
286
680
310
131
146
1,170
1,361
59
71
5,227
4,923
2,777
2,634
1,815
1,639
261
267
329
356
2
1
28
15
12
10
Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
1,010
1.133
1,186
1,293
1,211
1,263
1,314
2
11
7
3
BANKS
9 .....................
3 0 .....................
10.....................
3 1 .....................
MEMBER
1951—Apr.June
Oct.
Dec.
MEMBER
BANKS
2.3 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—CITY OF CHICAGO—Continued
E.
D E P O S IT S —Continued
[In millions of dollars]
Demand
Time
Interbank
IPC
Call date
Total
de
posits
Total
IPC
VO
00
Foreign
govt.
and
other
State
and
local
govt.
U.S.
Govt.
Certi
fied
Domestic
and
officers’
checks,
C om
etc.
M utual
mer
cial
savings
IPC
Interbank
U.S.
Total
Foreign
Savings
Other
time
Foreign
govt.
and
other
State
and
local
govt.
G ovt.
and
postal
savings
Domestic
M utual
savings
Com
m er
cial
Foreign
1967—June 30....................
Dec. 30....................
12,814
13,985
7,107
7,951
5,050
5,738
11
13
307
283
299
267
169
217
2
2
1,207
1,356
62
77
5,707
6,034
2,548
2,508
2,325
2,524
343
377
470
602
1
2
12
9
9
12
1968—June 29....................
Dec. 31....................
12,701
14,526
7,081
8,334
5,284
6,077
16
13
277
245
93
257
192
207
1
1
1,159
1,445
61
89
5,619
6,192
2,401
2,170
2,377
3,083
311
292
509
624
7
2
10
11
10
11
1969—June 30....................
Dec. 31....................
13,035
13,264
7,834
8,622
5,627
6,260
17
13
321
• 268
274
175
228
229
1,297
1,580
69
96
5,201
4,642
2,004
1,862
2,484
2,096
295
451
391
216
1
1
10
11
15
2
1970—June 30....................
Dec. 31....................
13,266
15,042
8,131
8,875
5,582
6,199
15
14
326
240
347
282
178
210
1
1
1
1
1,606
1,852
75
77
5,136
6,166
1,820
1,875
2,251
3,303
657
371
390
568
1
13
46
3
3
F o r notes see end of Table 2.5 E.
2
2.4 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS — OTHER
A.
TOTAL ASSETS AND NUM BER O F BANKS
[Assets in millions o f dollars]
Loans and investments
Call date
Balances with—
Investments
Total
assets
Total
Loans
Total
U.S.
O ther
Govt.
securities securities
Reserve
with
F. R.
Banks
Currency
and
coin
Cash
items
Domes
tic
banks
Foreign
banks
Bank
prem
ises,
etc.
Other
estate
Cus
tomers’
liability
' on
accept
ances
O ther
assets
Num ber
of
banks
11,624
11,756
11,880
12,272
4,936
5,004
5,127
5,329
6,688
6,751
6,752
6,944
5,005
4,991
4,999
5,194
1,683
1,760
1,754
1,749
2,459
2,735
3,053
3,118
342
318
323
348
2,106
2,210
2,485
2,485
12
12
11
7
584
755
745
828
328
324
324
321
216
213
206
198
24
23
20
28
84
81
87
83
347
346
345
346
1940—Mar. 26...............
June 29...............
Dec. 31...............
19,770
20,230
21,873
12,153
12,160
13,013
5,305
5,365
5,931
6,848
6,795
7,081
5,069
4,947
5,204
1,779
1,848
1,877
3,336
3,759
4,027
364
334
396
2,632
2,679
2,741
6
3
3
671
700
1,110
319
320
322
188
181
165
24
21
20
76
72
77
345
344
348
1941—Apr. 4 ...............
June 30...............
Sept. 24...............
Dec. 31...............
22,195
22,908
23,817
24,430
13,494
14,013
14,588
15,347
6,165
6,498
6,861
7,105
7,328
7,515
7,727
8,243
5,440
5,700
5,914
6,467
1,888
1,815
1,813
1,776
4,107
4,125
4,359
4,060
361
385
425
425
2,859
2,793
2,885
2,590
3
3
792
1,011
987
1,439
321
320
321
325
160
154
147
134
21
23
21
24
78
80
82
82
346
348
350
351
1942—Apr. 4 ...............
June 30...............
Dec. 31...............
24,375
25,177
30,868
15,605
16,535
20,915
6,989
6,564
6,102
8,616
9,971
14,813
6,832
8,188
13,038
1,784
1,783
1,775
4,221
4,254
4,940
348
357
365
2,703
2,279
2,202
3
3
3
931
1,205
1,916
326
324
319
131
126
115
24
22
14
84
72
80
352
353
354
1943—June 30...............
Oct. 18...............
Dec. 31...............
33,999
38,242
37,359
24,677
28,826
27,521
5,533
6,539
6,201
19,144
22,287
21,321
17,417
20,616
19,682
1,727
1,671
1,639
4,848
4,800
5,116
395
393
391
1,892
1,930
1,758
4
4
4
1,658
1,753
2,058
310
308
297
100
93
85
19
17
13
96
118
115
352
354
357
1944-—Apr. 13...............
June 30...............
Dec. 30...............
38,140
40,687
44,332
28,676
30,943
33,603
5,997
6,761
6,822
22.680
24,182
26,781
21,009
22,484
25,042
1,67!
1,698
1,739
4,998
5,109
5,687
442
399
441
1,784
1,922
2,004
4
5
4
1,723
1,810
2,101
295
288
278
79
75
66
18
18
22
121
118
124
357
355
356
1945—Mar. 20...............
June 30...............
Dec. 31...............
43,862
47,180
51,898
33,452
36,572
40,108
6,346
7,155
8,514
27,106
29,417
31,594
25,304
27,523
29,552
1,802
1,894
2,042
5,836
5,882
6,326
470
396
494
1,874
2,029
2,174
5
7
1,752
1,814
2,283
277
273
272
64
58
55
16
13
23
114
135
155
359
360
359
1946—June 29...............
Sept. 30...............
Dec. 31...............
48,873
48,021
47,523
37,675
36,706
35,351
8,862
9,814
10,825
28,813
26,892
24,527
26,585
24,614
22,250
2,228
2,278
2,276
6,332
6,278
6,337
399
471
532
1,858
1,777
1,923
12
25
25
2,083
2,250
2,836
274
279
279
55
54
54
31
29
43
154
152
141
355
356
355
1947—June 30...............
Oct. 6 ...............
Dec. 31...............
46,368
47,947
49,659
34,611
35,792
36,040
11,441
12,495
13,449
23,170
23,297
22,591
20,845
20,884
20,196
2,325
2,413
2,396
6,274
6,764
7,095
470
494
562
1,864
1,835
2,125
10
8
7
2,623
2,507
3,276
285
290
300
54
56
51
26
40
50
151
161
152
353
353
353
1948—Apr. 12...............
June 30...............
Dec. 31...............
47,023
47,373
49,255
34,969
35,065
35,332
13,352
13,373
14,285
21,617
21,692
21,047
19,234
19,222
18,594
2,382
2,470
2,453
6,403
6,462
7,701
511
521
483
1,791
1,852
1,845
6
8
9
2,779
2,886
3,279
301
306
320
51
52
50
51
60
66
159
161
170
344
335
335
1949—Apr. 11..............
June 30...............
Nov. 1...............
Dec. 31...............
47,292
47,240
49,845
51,098
34,741
35,034
38,110
38,301
13,740
13,261
14,053
14,370
21,001
21,772
24,057
23,931
18,445
19,076
21,076
20,951
2,556
2,696
2,981
2,980
7,220
6,781
6,130
6,413
521
500
498
482
1,678
1,744
1,726
1,965
7
6
12
12
2,529
2,588
2,732
3,296
325
328
336
338
52
58
59
59
54
40
44
60
165
162
198
171
336
336
344
341
1950—Apr. 24...............
June 30...............
Oct. 4 ...............
Dec. 30...............
49,720
50,987
52,005
55,369
38,287
38,697
39,433
40,685
14,493
14,868
16,574
17,906
23,794
23,829
22,859
22,779
20,612
20,510
19,268
19,084
3,182
3,319
3,591
3,695
5,988
6,206
6,331
6,806
520
428
538
519
1,686
1,747
1,858
2,206
12
15
37
40
2,597
3,242
3,140
4,428
343
343
350
355
61
72
74
76
43
53
84
71
182
183
160
184
338
336
337
336
BANKS
17,779
18,426
19,133
19,687
MEMBER
1939—Mar. 29...............
June 30...............
Oct. 2 ...............
Dec. 30...............
MEMBER
2.4 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—OTHER—Continued
A. TO TA L ASSETS AND NUMBER O F BANKS —Continued
[Assets in millions of dollars]
Loans and investments
Balances with—
Total
assets
Total
T
Loans
Total
U .S.
O ther
Govt.
securities securities
Reserve
with
F . R.
Banks
Currency
and
coin
Domes
tic
banks
Foreign
banks
Cash
items
Bank
prem
ises,
etc.
Other
real
estate
Cus
tomers*
liability
on
accept
ances
O ther
assets
N um ber
of
banks
1951--Apr. 9 ..............
June 30..............
Oct. 10..............
Dec. 31..............
53,004
53,870
55,453
58,654
39,594
39,991
41,098
42,694
18,537
18,558
18,962
19,651
21,057
21,432
22,136
23,043
17,328
17,659
18,361
19,194
3,729
3,774
3,775
3,849
7,339
7,438
7,544
7,582
530
446
600
639
1,786
1,808
2,107
2,356
35
32
21
16
3,013
3,451
3,389
4,606
356
362
368
373
80
81
87
88
95
72
74
105
177
189
165
195
325
324
320
321
1952--M ar. 31..............
June 30..............
Sept. 5 ..............
Dec. 31..............
56,758
57,799
58,518
61,941
42,242
43,091
43,900
45,583
19,555
19,745
20,401
21,697
22,687
23,346
23,499
23,886
18,692
19,123
19,169
19,624
3,995
4,223
4,329
4,262
7,664
7,312
8,046
7,788
553
551
507
651
2,078
2,083
1,737
2,419
17
16
16
15
3,415
3,964
3,503
4,671
383
393
396
406
87
86
86
86
118
87
84
110
203
217
243
213
320
319
319
319
1953--Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
20..............
30..............
30..............
31..............
59,670
59,587
60,944
63,547
44,666
44,352
45,906
46,755
22,094
22,150
22,493
22,763
22,572
22,201
23,413
23,993
18,144
17,756
18,959
19,559
4,429
4,446
4,453
4,434
7,743
7,420
7,499
8,084
583
609
626
568
1,918
2,150
2,071
2,463
19
19
20
22
3,926
4,250
3,980
4,788
416
421
432
441
86
87
87
86
98
77
99
114
214
203
224
225
321
321
319
319
1954— Apr. 15..............
June 30..............
Oct. 7 ..............
Dec. 31..............
61,350
62,624
64,426
67,165
46,124
47,056
49,676
50,738
22,515
22,453
22,531
23,986
23,609
24,603
27,145
26,752
19,044
19,813
22,042
21,718
4,565
4,791
5,103
5,034
7,753
7,553
7,724
7,783
571
611
598
558
2,006
2,352
2,048
2,327
19
22
30
31
3,995
4,118
3,422
4,724
453
458
466
502
73
74
75
77
102
100
105
181
253
279
282
244
309
310
303
300
1955-=-Apr. 11..............
June 30..............
Oct. 5 ..............
Dec. 31..............
66,396
66,293
67,017
70,478
50,758
50,596
51,323
52,459
24,530
25,654
27,042
28,622
26,228
24,942
24,281
23,837
20,899
19,697
19,093
18,826
5,329
5,245
5,188
5,011
7,639
7,359
7,607
7,727
655
634
626
638
2,079
2,232
2,022
2,515
30
37
29
35
4,207
4,435
4,391
6,078
518
526
540
567
80
86
89
91
144
109
111
98
285
280
280
270
297
297
294
292
1956—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
10..............
30..............
26..............
31..............
68,149
68,524
69,300
72,854
52,142
52,071
52,875
53,915
29,358
30,122
30,951
31,783
22,784
21,949
21,924
22,132
17,769
17,051
17,048
17,368
5,015
4,898
4,876
4,764
7,659
7,471
7,745
7,649
666
542
718
787
2,088
2,201
2,094
2,656
29
26
23
23
4,482
5,120
4,689
6,601
588
612
632
641
87
89
93
96
128
120
155
203
282
271
276
283
290
291
290
289
1957--M ar. 14..............
June 6 ..............
Oct. 11..............
Dec. 31..............
69,452
68,965
71,166
74,196
52,869
53,137
54,198
55,259
31,307
31,435
32,364
32,805
21,561
21,702
21,834
22,454
16,828
16,797
16,893
17,352
4,733
4,905
4,941
5,102
7,624
7,701
7,997
7,763
697
653
580
790
2,033
1,825
1,862
2,585
24
28
25
26
4,946
4,326
5,147
6,377
654
665
689
698
96
104
109
123
204
207
242
275
306
320
316
303
285
282
281
278
Mflr.
June 23..............
Sept. 24..............
Dec. 31..............
71,805
76,155
75,976
79,781
55,226
59,273
59,327
60,558
32,054
32,851
32,830
34,003
23,172
26,422
26,497
26,555
17,942
20,436
20,455
20,645
5,229
5,986
6,041
5,910
7,523
7,576
7,540
7,472
628
707
744
768
2,046
2,277
2,077
2,670
24
26
35
37
4,876
4,858
4,852
6,753
714
738
747
762
127
135
139
142
310
237
195
231
330
329
321
387
278
280
277
274
12..............
10..............
6 ..............
31..............
77,338
77,952
78,255
81,443
59,788
60,812
60,624
61,621
34,379
36,315
37,890
38,686
25,408
24,497
22,734
22,935
19,485
18,663
16,954
17,292
5,923
5,834
5,780
5,643
7,722
7,350
7,635
7,532
722
750
702
681
2,087
2,110
2,064
2,381
31
35
33
43
5,532
5,365
5,661
7,574
785
800
832
840
141
146
143
149
185
182
186
219
344
402
375
403
273
273
270
265
i960--M ar. 15..............
June
Oct. 3 ..............
Dec. 31..............
77,527
78,780
79,363
83,464
58,853
59,750
61,144
62,953
38,589
39,534
39,820
40,002
20,264
20,216
21,325
22,950
14,886
14,921
15,993
17,396
5,378
5,295
5,331
5,554
7,342
7,482
7,148
7,354
710
740
684
753
2,276
2,229
2,130
2,610
36
41
47
42
6,676
6,886
6,421
7.910
850
872
900
921
158
168
169
172
259
234
269
298
368
378
450
452
226
224
218
217
1961—
^Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
81,719
82,141
84,480
90,815
63,203
63,670
66,473
68,565
40,027
39,747
41,021
42,379
23,176
23,923
25,452
26,186
17,462
18,053
19,291
19,748
5,713
5,870
6,161
6,438
6,986
7,104
6,987
7,533 ::
851
654
921
858
2,074
2,071
2,059
2,542
47
54
58
6,686
6,647
6,017
9,204
965
982
996
1,018
185
189
193
194
290
300
301
321 i
431
470
476
501
206
205
205
206
1958
1959= -Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12..............
30..............
27..............
30..............
79
BANKS
Investments
Call date
26..............
30..............
28..............
28..............
86,963
89,885
89,387
94,914
68,373
70,145
69,903
73,130
42,588
43,824
44,432
46,567
25,785
26,321
25,471
26,563
18,779
18,627
17,769
18,398
7,006
7,694
7,702
8,165
7,445
7,406
7,435
7,671
897
764
771
1,021
2,137
2,111
2,081
2,253
69
57
52
73
6,017
7,264
6,971
8,520
1,036
1,070
1,081
1,099
202
192
188
190
302
323
305
373
486
554
599
584
206
206
193
191
1963—M ar. 18..............
June 29 ..............
Dec. 20 ..............
92,622
95,433
99,643
72,594
74,614
78,370
46,710
48,164
51,891
25,884
26,451
26,478
17,382
17,326
16,686
8,502
9,124
9,792
7,130
7,183
7,587
935
815
935
2,301
2,234
2,105
90
114
141
7,388
8,180
8,010
1,136
1,173
1,259
188
193
201
336
317
456
525
610
580
190
194
190
1964— June 30..............
Dec. 31..............
102,245
109,053
80,466
84,670
54,604
57,555
25,862
27,115
15,488
16,326
10,375
10,789
7,106
7,680
1,072
1,065
2,296
2,433
129
107
8,540
10,322
1,496
1,537
443
472
696
768
183
182
1965—June 30..............
Dec. 31..............
110,063
116,350
87,225
91,997
61,079
65,117
26,146
26,880
14,030
14,354
12,116
12,526
7,274
7,700
1,149
1,139
2,202
2,341
95
84
9,145
9,883
1,582
1,630
513
578
879
998
179
171
1966—June 30..............
Dec. 31..............
118,490
124,233
94,169
96,201
68,117
69,834
26,051
26,367
12,182
13,040
13,869
13,326
8,102
8,353
1,238
1,326
2,196
2,517
82
103
9,146
11,929
1,687
1,769
660
716
1,209
1,319
170
169
1967—June 30..............
Dec. 30..............
125,891
136,988
99,850
106,086
70,155
73,933
29,695
32,154
12,455
14,667
17,240
17,487
8.084
8,618
1,131
1,452
2,165
2,805
89
105
10,754
13,888
1.845
1,857
80
688
678
1,287
1,420
166
163
1968—June 29..............
Dec. 31..............
136,950
152,289
108,001
119,339
76,560
83,966
31,441
35,373
13,083
15,036
18,358
20,337
8,806
8,847
1,233
1,800
2,117
2,986
81
100
12,290
14,403
1.952
2,069
99
110
733
710
1,638
1,925
163
161
1969—June 30..............
Dec. 31..............
153,120
157,816
120,082
121,628
88,875
91,200
31,207
30,428
11,635
11,944
19,572
18,484
7,945
9,044
1,499
1,787
2,776
3,456
119
158
14,926
15,509
2,425
2,625
114
114
892
968
2,341
2,527
159
157
1 9 7 0 -June 30..............
Dec. 31..............
155,111
171,876
121,435
133,861
90,374
96,301
31,061
37,560
11,372
14,700
19,689
22,860
8,784
9,710
1,728
1,748
2,810
3,731
191
152
13,592
15,922
2,759
2,977
125
120
1,061
964
2,625
2,691
156
157
1962—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
F o r notes see end o f Table 2.5 E.
2.4 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—OTHER—Continued
B. TO TA L LIABILITIES
[In millions o f dollars]
Call date
Total
liabil
ities
and
capital
Deposits
Total
Inter
bank
U.S.
Govt.
and
postal
savings
Capital accounts
Other
demand
Other
time
Stocks
Total
2,985
3,104
3,495
3,686
442
434
424
449
7,910
8,408
8,762
9,004
4,519
4,553
4,517
4,602
1940—M ar. 26 ..
June 29 ..
Dec. 31 ..
19,770
20,230
21,873
17,810
18,231
19,844
3,696
3,676
4,076
443
439
346
9,071
9,475
10,691
1941—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4 ..
30..
24 ..
31..
22,195
22,908
23,817
24,430
20,143
20,813
21,712
22,313
4,180
4,162
4,486
4,460
291
360
402
511
1942—Apr. 4 ..
June 30 ..
Dec. 31 ..
24,375
25,177
30,868
22,240
23,046
28,700
4,379
4,191
4,957
1943—June 30..
Oct. 18..
Dec. 31..
33,999
38,242
37,359
31,782
35,974
35,070
4,870
4,947
4,874
Pre
ferred
Sur
plus
U ndi
vided
profits
Reserves
for
contin
gencies,
etc.
Ad
justed
N et
26
26
24
32
99
89
91
85
1,795
1,812
1,821
1,828
655
656
657
658
141
139
135
137
653
658
661
671
225
233
238
238
122
126
130
125
7,326
7,654
8,017
8,176
8,570
8,904
9,397
9,756
4,600
4,641
4,731
28
26
24
99
100
101
1,833
1,873
1,904
657
658
660
126
136
127
678
698
721
246
246
251
125
136
145
8,400
8,774
9,581
9,845
10,133
11,173
10,929
11,490
12,048
12,557
4,742
4,800
4,777
4,786
26
29
24
28
110
125
133
121
1,917
1,940
1,948
1,967
662
665
668
678
124
123
113
111
726
738
747
764
258
263
266
260
148
152
154
154
10,137
10,480
11,060
11,117
11,659
12,117
12,974
13,406
651
441
2,004
12,620
13,720
16,765
4,590
4,694
4,974
29
26
16
120
120
123
1,981
1,985
2,028
682
683
683
108
101
100
769
781
804
263
265
279
159
11,689
155
12,515
163 • 14,849
13,937
14,796
19,548
2,414
6,274
3,430
19,061
19,005
20,713
5,437
5,748
6,053
22
19
16
124
131
138
2,071
2,112
2,135
685
686
693
96
94
92
821
833
889
297
325
283
172
175
177
20,435
20,336
21,843
2
6
2
6
17,403
17,251
18,654
BANKS
15,856
16,499
17,197
17,741
D emand deposits
MEMBER
17,779
18,426
19,133
19,687
O ther
liabil
ities
Com
m on
29 ..
30,.
2 ..
30..
1939—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
Accept
ances
o u t
stand
ing
Bor
row
ings
MEMBER
2.4 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—OTHER—Continued
B.
TOTAL LIABILITIES—Continued
[In millions of dollars]
1
Call date
Deposits
Total
Inter
bank
D emand deposits
Capital accounts
U.S.
Govt.
and
postal
savings
Other
demand
O ther
time
1944— Apr. 13..
June 30 ..
Dec. 30. .
38,140
40,687
44,332
35,785
38,295
41,804
4,633
4,858
5,524
4,029
6,498
6,197
20,719
20,215
22,368
6,404
6,724
7,715
1945—Mar. 2 0 ..
June 30. .
Dec. 31. .
43,862
47,180
51,898
41,197
44,515
49,085
5,205
5,631
6,448
4,298
7,694
8,259
23,488
22,496
24,655
8,207
8,694
9,723
1946—June 2 9 ..
Sept. 30. .
Dec. 31 ..
48,873
48,021
47,523
45,893
44,952
44,477
5,376
5,242
5,570
4,574
3,012
1,034
25,566
26,099
27,057
1947--June 30..
Oct. 6 ..
Dec. 31..
46,368
47,947
49,659
43,252
44,734
46,467
4,903
5,524
5,649
353
835
450
1948--A pr. 12..
June 30..
Dec. 31..
47,023
47,373
49,255
43,721
44,149
45,943
4,680
4,909
5,400
1949--A pr.
June
Nov.
Dec.
11..
30..
1 ..
31..
47,292
47,240
49,845
51,098
43,884
43,852
46,218
47,559
1950--A pr. 24 ..
June 30..
Oct. 4 ..
Dec. 30. .
49,720
50,987
52,005
55,369
1951--A pr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
9 ..
30. .
10..
31. .
Accept
ances
out
stand
ing
Bor
row
ings
Sto •cks
Total
Com
mon
Sur
plus
Pre
ferred
U ndi
vided
profits
Reserves
for
contin
gencies,
etc.
A d
justed
N et
.................
22
21
26
144
162
175
2,186
2,207
2,327
699
705
725
89
86
79
901
932
1,023
313
315
319
183
169
180
18,996
18,405
20,267
21,913
21,419
23,859
70
3
2
21
16
26
179
195
218
2,395
2,450
2,566
738
788
815
74
71
68
1,044
1,063
1,132
354
336
350
185
192
201
21,735
20,682
22,372
25,139
24,361
26,727
10,377
10,600
10,816
27
30
4
38
35
49
239
272
265
2,676
2,731
2,729
849
905
908
48
45
43
1,180
1,130
1,175
401
448
400
198
202
203
23,483
23,849
24,221
27,062
27,383
27,940
26,789
27,087
28,990
11,207
11,288
11,378
11
35
1
30
45
59
279
286
288
2,796
2,847
2,844
921
924
927
32
30
30
1,201
1,208
1,228
440
479
461
202
205
198
24,166
24,580
25,714
27,510
29,053
29,637
834
770
848
26,961
27,202
28,351
11,247
11,268
11,344
60
3
8
58
69
73
316
283
303
2,869
2,870
2,928
929
928
935
28
27
22
1,230
1,233
1,261
482
499
’ 530
199
183
179
24,182
24,316
25,072
27,863
28,101
29,425
4,675
4,665
5,285
5,713
1,064
764
1,244
1,202
26,682
26,859
28,142
29,040
11,463
11,565
11,548
11,604
47
1
73
60
46
50
70
321
336
395
381
2,980
3,005
3,108
3,087
965
965
978
980
22
22
22
18
1,271
1,281
1,299
1,352
541
557
625
564
181
180
185
173
24,153
24,271
25,410
25,744
28,164
27,868
30,120
30,610
46,039
47,187
47,967
51,437
4,948
5,069
5,486
6,448
1,180
1,474
1,034
1,036
28,235
28,897
29,910
32,366
11 676
11,746
11,536
11,587
65
14
102
48
59
94
82
437
458
524
527
3,131
3,268
3,318
3,322
989
1,026
1,030
1,036
16
15
15
15
1,374
1,459
1,467
1,557
577
598
629
579
175
170
177
135
25,637
25,655
26,770
27,938
29,999
30,360
31,332
33,114
53,004
53,870
55,453
58,654
48,953
49,874
51,197
54,466
5,264
5,264
6,289
6,976
2,488
2,340
1,547
1,209
29,729
30,518
31,397
34,094
11,472
11,751
11,964
12,187
93
8
125
4
111
82
80
115
505
475
572
548
3,342
3,431
3,479
3,521
1,047
1,075
1,085
1,093
14
14
14
11
1,558
1,595
1,615
1,675
595
623
639
623
129
123
127
120
26,716
27,067
28,008
29,489
32,554
32,719
33,588
35,160
1952--M a r 31..
June 3 0 ..
Sept 5. .
Dec. 3 1 ..
56,758
57,799
58,518
61,941
52,290
53,425
53,299
57,357
5,678
5,908
6,176
7,001
158
25
750
125
90
88
117
596
597
695
715
3,590
3,663
3,685
3,745
1,119
1,135
1,137
1,154
638
658
660
638
119
118
120
118
28,651
28,703
29,239
30,609
34,244
34,538
35,090
36,912
59,670
59,587
60,944
63,547
54,391
54,861
55,713
58,663
106
85
105
122
804
750
855
778
3,806
3,874
3,917
3,984
1,172
1,186
1,191
1,211
1,842
1.890
1,905
1,970
669
677
700
690
116
115
114
105
29,906
29,444
29,578
30,986
34,978
34,609
35,683
37,129
1954- -A pr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15..
3 0 ..
7 ..
3 1 ..
61,350
62,624
64,426
67,165
56,161
57,665
59,024
61,796
6,280
6,636 i
7,071 !
7,444
1,448
2,113
2,556
1,568
33,930
14,503
34,058 i 14,859 i
34,234
15,162
37,418 1 15,365
779
718
864
881
4,067
4,124
4,226
4,300
1,234
1,244
1,263
1,287
2,006
2,021
2,075 i
2,164 l
712
738
768
740
109
114
114
103
29,935
29,940
30,812
32,694 i
35,386
36,041
38,065
39,046
1955--A pr. 11. .
June 3 0 ..
Oct. 5 ..
Dec. 31. .
66,396
66,293
67,017
70,478
60,600
60,854
60,878
64,733
6,813
6,545 ;
6,903 :
7,446
1,891
1,961
1,431
1,394
36,278 i 15,619
36,459
15,889
15,909
36,635
39,835
16,058
3
398
50
524
82
109
105
108
185
10
13
12
7
7
7
7
7
7
6
6
6
1,704
1,740
1,755
1,828
20..
30 ..
30..
31..
|
5,874 I
6,066
6,233
7,254 <
12,386
12,664
12,784
13,156
1953- -Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
2,160
32,066
2,188
32,666
32,742
1,597
35,281 ■
■•920
33,832
1.325
‘ -461 1 33,694
2,166 i 33,558 1
1,602
35,773 \
147
111
115
105
850
786
922
918
4,400
4,492
4,579
4,641
1,342
1,371 ,
1,382 !
1,409
6
6
6
6
747
765
813
777
101
99
101
90
32,071
32,024
32,243
33,757
38,317
37,918
38,157
39,750
19 56—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
68,149
68,524
69,300
72,854
61,556
62,392
62,481
66,524
6,872
6,633
6,766
7,878
1,440
2,030
1,987
1,315
37,124
37,324
37,260
40,647
669
179
589
2!
138
126
164
211
964
925
1,065
1,022
4,823
4,902
5,001
5,076
1,466
1,477
1,490 :
1,522
6
6
6
6
2,204
2,251 1
2,278 1
2,360
’
2,502
2,530 !
2,577
2,650
93
94
94
82
32,641
32,203
32,570
34,046
38,535
38,282
38,824
40,190
10..
30 ..
2 6 ..
31..
4
O ther
liabil
ities
1
8
563
13,360
13,640 i
17
354
13,755 |
14,033 .................
16,120
16,406
16,468
16,683
234
11
204
,
l
:
.
|
:
,
;
!
i
756
795
834
816 I
BANKS
Total
liabiU
ities
and
capital
1957—M ar. 14..
June 6 ..
Oct. 11..
Dec. 31 ..
69,452
68,965
71,166
74,196
62,493
61,796
63,793
67,483
6,422
6,228
6,684
7,542
819
1,171
1,416
1,471
38,119
36,874
37,619
39,960
17,133
17,522
18,074
18,510
592
681
743
21
212
213
252
281
1,054
1,093
1,094
1,042
5,101
5,182
5,285
5,370
1,548
1,550
1,573
1,605
6
6
6
6
2,651
2,668
2,667
2,752
816
875
958
924
80
83
81
83
33,173
32,549
32,473
33,583
37,988
37,703
38,295
39,611
1958—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4 ..
23 ..
24 ..
31..
71,805
76,155
75,976
79,781
64,450
68,672
67,918
72,647
6,879
6,813
7,177
7,884
1,363
3,242
1,613
1,553
37,127
38,003
38,243
42,259
19,081
20,615
20,885
20,951
423
350
947
14
316
243
200
237
1,184
1,274
1,236
1,124
5,433
5,617
5,675
5,760
1,612
1,643
1,664
1,675
7
7
7
7
2,760
2,802
2,862
2,997
963
1,065
1,040
977
91
100
102
103
32,251
33,145
33,392
35,505
37,953
40,436
39,624
41,792
1959—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12..
10..
6 ..
31..
77,338
77,952
78,255
81,443
69,373
69,382
69,921
73,675
6,825
6,811
7,124
7,753
875
980
1,804
1,793
40,390
39,990
39,548
42,668
21,283
21,601
21,445
21,460
654
1,141
876
238
192
187
191
226
1,287
1,312
1,215
1,197
5,833
5,930
6,052
6,106
1,741
1,757
1,803
1,821
7
7
7
7
3,043
3,065
3,105
3,138
946
1,000
1,048
1,054
96
101
89
87
34,858
34,625
33,887
35,095
40,054
39,840
40,365
41,878
1960—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15..
15..
3 ..
31..
77,527
78,780
79,363
83,464
68,861
69,887
70,351
75,067
6,716
6,870
7,122
8,315
1,565
2,399
2,594
2,045
40,060
39,759
38,941
42,267
20,520
20,859
21,695
22,440
1,045
870
697
73
263
239
272
304
1,290
1,603
1,699
1,597
6,069
6,181
6,343
6,423
1,828
1,845
1,866
1,879
6
6
6
6
3,118
3,137
3,201
3,331
1,036
1,117
1,196
1,131
80
76
75
77
33,385
32,873
32,519
34,357
39,079
39,605
39,729
41,717
1961—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12..
30..
27 ..
30 ..
81,719
82,141
84,480
90,815
72,699
73,557
74,956
81,883
7,151
6,397
6,850
8,412
777
2,342
3,011
2,213
40,718
39,721
39,409
44,986
24,053
25,098
25,687
26,271
642
131
844
81
292
304
306
328
1,493
1,465
1,599
1,526
6,592
6,684
6,775
6,997
1,953
1,967
1,977
2,024
7
7
7
3,406
3,439
3,468
3,732
1,143
1,186
1,232
1,143
83
87
92
92
34,393
33,432
33,745
36,187
39,752
39,613
41,056
43,718
1962—Mar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
26 ..
30 ..
28 ..
2 8 ..
86,963
89,885
89,387
94,914
77,276
80,631
79,687
84,248
6,765
6,697
6,969
7,559
2,546
3,780
3,096
2,420
39,769
40,601
39,855
43,609
28,196
29,554
29,767
30,660
752
240
638
1,388
305
328
309
376
1,559
1,484
1,585
1,639
7,070
7,201
7,168
7,263
2,073
2,086
2,046
2,050
7
7
7
7
3,788
3,830
3,799
3,894
1,109
1,184
1,225
1,219
93
95
92
93
34,137
33,710
33,232
35,481
40,783
41,556
40,754
42,740
1963—M ar. 18..
June 29 ..
Dec. 20 ..
92,622
95,433
99,643
82,100
85,555
87,994
7,155
6,922
7,320
1,945
3,862
2,283
40,922
41,291
43,459
32,078
33,479
34,932
1,038
407
1,416
341
323
460
1,849
1,708
2,076
7,294
7,440
7,697
2,076
2,093
2,124
7
7
82
3,937
3,989
4,105
1,180
1,256
1,285
95
95
101
33,917
33,502
35,859
40,263
41,573
42,905
1964—June 30 ..
Dec. 31 ..
102,245
109,053
91.145
97.145
7,012
8,423
3,840
2,272
42,387
46,883
37,906
39,568
572
841
453
476
1,965
2,103
8,110
8,488
2,248
2,256
269
477
4,179
4,268
1,328
1,400
87
’ 86
34,281
37,047
42,390
44,838
1965—June 30 ..
Dec. 31 ..
110,063
116,350
97,418
103,034
7,342
8,628
4,400
1,844
42,971
47,092
42,706
45,470
1,271
1,548
518
584
2,083
2,178
8,774
9,007
2,327
2,375
586
641
4,294
4,375
1,461
1,505
105
111
34,279
37,703
43,241
45,260
1966—June 30..
Dec. 31 ..
118,490
124,233
104,323
109,173
7,367
8,826
4,032
1,690
44,519
49,004
48,405
49,653
1,756
1,952
672
720
2,441
2,915
9,297
9,472
2,404
2,437
692
672
4,410
4,456
1,624
1,738
169
169
35,856
37,572
44,509
44,877
1967—June 30..
Dec. 30..
125,891
136,988
110,614
120,847
8,037
9,684
1,958
1,795
46,396
53,289
54,223
56,080
2,109
2,555
696
682
2,717
2,871
9,755
10,033
2,507
2,522
729
750
4,583
4,807
1,761
1,739
175
215
36,147
39,957
43,208
47,886
1968—June 29 ..
Dec. 31..
136,950
152,289
118,470
132,638
8,430
10,488
1,517
2,052
50,394
57,449
58,129
62,648
3,720
4,239
743
714
3,666
4,015
10,351
10,684
2,600
2,661
788
851
4,911
5,114
1,851
1,858
201
199
38,667
43,674
45,571
52,199
1969—June 30..
Dec. 31..
153,120
157,816
125,451
126,536
9,187
10,905
2,333
1,660
54,079
58,923
59,852
55,048
7,311
9,881
902
979
8,290
8,956
11,166
11,464
2,794
2,833
902
855
5,184
5,268
2,082
2,294
203
213
39,781
44,169
47,564
52,255
1970—June 30..
Dec. 31..
155,111
171,876
123,895
140,661
9,803
11,909
3,182
2,769
53,317
59,328
57,593
66,655
9,779
10,391
1,073
970
8,495
7,633
11,868
12,221
2,918
2,976
890
910
5,246
5,520
2,591
2,574
223
240
40,393
44,093
49,641
54,225
F o r notes see end o f Table 2.5 E.
MEMBER
BANKS
C.
MEMBER
2.4 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS — OTHER — Continued
LOANS
[In millions o f dollars]
I
J
Call date
Total
loans
mer
cia!
i
Oct. 2 .................
Dec. 30.................
4,936
5,004
5,127
5,329
|
2,033 !
2.022 I
228
214
2,256
221
Dec. 31.................
5,305
5,365
5,931
2,290
2,589
.
176
263
3,081
175
Dec. 31.................
6,165
6,498
6,861
7,105
3,456
300
6,989
6,564
6,102
3,318
2,957
1940—Mar. 26.................
June 30.................
152
162 Ii
1
2,652
88 j
..............L
3,058
158 ■
To
brokers
and
dealers
!
1 To
; others
J
1
115
115 1
119 1
.
i
87 1
115 1
78 1
97 j
159 !
234 ,j
118
115
409
311 ,
■
6,346
7,155
8,514
2,883
3,661
i 7i 1
65 ,
1
32 ,
Ii
17 i
I,
3 !
1
7 ;
1947—June 30.................
Dec. 31.................
1948—Apr. 12.................
Dec. 31.................
1949—Apr. 11.................
Nov. 1.................
Dec. 31.................
11,441
12,495
13,449
5,726
7,088
9
........
........
93
96
793
811
363
377
........... j
i ,335
94
862
379
i
..............
92
. ' 1 372
. 1 1 436
91
157
217 j
267
375
381
87
1,020
370
i
i
i 527
80
1,087
361
i,524
1 486
80
66
1,102
1,117
R epair
and
mod
erni
zation
1
R etail
O ther
auto | retail
!
1,224
1,307
j
. . ..........1 ..................
" '3 4 2 '
303
808
109
126
93
90
77
1,124
277
670
1.110
256
658
903
777
13
13
14
1 1 385
1 379
60
47
1,085
1,096
239
236
650
660
133
139
37 i 1 1 147
427 j 1,503
9
17
j ..............
1 378
\ 1 459
51
52
1,098
1,145
229
261
757
855
165
321 i
f
264 i|
1,142
12
i
1,743
59
1,350
334
1,073
130 j
183
704
is
j 2 237
67
1,738
432
1,436
181 |
150
136
194
185 j
540
16
[ 2 713
74
2,156
483
1,675
272 |
179
218
170 ,
484
15
3 147
74
2,547
526
1,969
342 1
233
428
360
17
14
13,740
13,261
14,053
14,370
6,227
111
268
150
321
10
;
.
1,508
1................................
54
126
130
63 |
74
72
57 !
1,312
308
440
270
455
288
68
if,
75
79
447
439
337
299
.............../
71
87
85
112
92
110
508
546
306
387
145
625
441
181
787
418
172
230
822
389
238
260
897
351
..............
282
298
.
889
878
352
398
66 |
172
125
153
3,333
3,503
80
80
2,707
2,834
547
589
2,158
2,315
438
520
274
314
275
306
3 559
82
2,875
602
2,408
601
315
330
303
860
375
167
948
420
203
1,024
J ,097
1,133
436
490
587
249
207
250
183
309
12 ...........
3,742
83
3,030
630
2,745
718
385
391
304
6,596
7,688
8,646
90
49
59
277
304
334
201
168
207
324
371
386
!2
31
16
4,029
4,239
4,423
84
85
86
3.337
3,513
3,652
608
640
685
889
1,011
1,012
461
542
550
421
3,453
3.498
468
323
345
335
___
480
61 '
6,704
...
..........
1,457
.............. | .................................| ................
64
258
276
1,168
..........
1,465
3
161 ,
for
bad
debts
1,066
1,116
.............. i .................................
1,420
j
O ther
Singlepay
ment
j
...............: : : : : : : :
..............
.............. I
905
965
1
| i 477
6
■07
121
O ther
Total
1 249
1 284
3 .............
4
117
farm
land
On
resi
dential
prop
erty
j
[
177
153
6,823
7,282
16,574
17,906
O ther | Total
4
13,352
13,373
14,285
14,493
14,868
Oct. 4 .................
Dec. 30 .................
5,548
222
9
2,787
3,034
3,932
17
12
[ ........
198
|
194
114 j
5,997
6,761
6,822
8,862
9,814
10,825
Re-
Instalm ent
i
228
221
ioo
128
Banks
6
15
1944—Apr. 13.................
1946- June 29.................
i:
.
210
207
5,533
6,539
6,201
1945— Mar. 20.................
..
Real estate
O ther
1943—June 30.................
Oct. 18.................
Dec. 31.................
Dec. 30.................
j
1
G uar
anteed f Other
by
ccc
1939— Mar. 29.................
O ther loans to individuals
il
T o financial
institutions
457
215
219
BANKS
Fo r purchasing
o r carrying
securities
To farmers
1951—Apr. 9 .................
June 30.................
Oct. 10.................
Dec. 31.................
18,537
18,558
18,962
19,651
9,336
9,254
9,578
10,140
1952—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
31.................
30.................
5 .................
31.................
19,555
19,745
20,401
21,697
1953—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
20.................
30.................
30.................
31.................
22,094
22,150
22,493
22,763
1954—Apr. 15.................
June 30.................
Oct. 7 .................
Dec. 31.................
22,515
22,453
22,531
23,986
1955—Apr. 11.................
June 30.................
Oct. 5 .................
Dec. 31.................
24,530
25,654
27,042
28,622
10,752
1956— Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
10.................
30.................
26.................
31.................
1957— M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
23
5
16
14
356
420
457
499
195
164
153
203
55
37
35
20
4,453
4,558
4,611
4,651
333
354
414
422
119
26
119
28
4,679
4,799
4,923
5,099
93
3,673
3,757
3,793
3,820
692
707
718
738
3,431
3,456
3,474
3,518
980
985
1,004
977
500
486
441
457
456
465
484
500
342
345
356
372
1,153
1,176
1,189 ,
1,212
575
559
554
552
250
256
260
294
95
98
98
99
3,836
3,952
4,058
4,199
748
749
768
802
3,522
3,805
3,957
4,347
962
1,093
1,143
1,300
451
472
507
599
498
549
581
637
396
419
429
460
1,216
1,273
1,297
1,352
546
532
551
567
301
303
305
329
4,264
4,336
4,426
4,509
816
831
830
846
4,638
4,849
4,922
4,942
1,450
1,558
1,635
1,616
659
684
678
681
648
680
702
719
484
496
496
487
1,397
1,431
1,410
1,439
601
596
556
572
333
344
345
350
887
910
955
1,009
4,759
4,797
4,825
4,912
1,546
1,549
1,538
1,542
612
601
579
578
694
693
702
691
472
478
498
498
1,435
1,476
1,508
1,602
573
598
627
670
357
369
374
389
1,660
1,855
2,076
2,162
564
598
607
619
661
672
702
721
537
572
572
560
1,708
1,802
1,877
1,854
702
789
779
1,017
398
407
412
453
2.210
88
94
100
10,021
10
9,756
10,842
2
16
23
476
516
525
478
10,768
10,609
10,718
10,568
14
5
37
401
445
464
441
374
440
424
409
456
129
49
194
40
5,181
5,270
5,358
5,453
101
229
203
308
10,145
S88
556
87
591
346
398
410
366
287
326
346
407
449
468
523
622
187
31
99
50
5,540
5,639
5,860
6,134
100
103
4,552
4,630
4,804
5,023
12,040
13,212
401
252
73
110
388
449
470
457
379
444
508
542
602
651
658
696
234
164
365
163
6,339
6,603
6,727
6,962
115
126
132
142
5,168
5,343
5,433
5,610
1,055
1,133
1,162
1,210
5,130
5,500
5,834
5,916
29,358
30,122
30,951
31,783
13,615
13,978
14,267
15,170
70
31
35
46
440
490
501
443
539
502
455
501
689
676
683
712
391
201
7,121
7,357
7,573
7,654
138
138
138
133
5,743
5,930
6,089
6,115
1,240
1,289
1,346
1,406
5,998
6,306
6,377
6,512
2,275
2,303
2,295
614
697
726
772
708
747
775
811
592
598
603
610
1,874
1,988
1,970
2,023
963
1,044
1,013
1,088
469
483
487
544
31,307
31,435
32,364
32,805
14,798
14,919
15,378
15,702
34
7
8
12
429
488
494
482
443
496
610
603
679
672
659
673
474
295
346
236
7,569
7,481
7,533
7,667
130
128
130
129
6,039
5,963
5,955
6,018
1,400
1,390
1,449
1,520
6,446
6,630
6,801
6,893
2,301
2,376
2,445
2,470
757
763
793
808
790
798
834
838
619
633
657
680
1,980
2,060
2,072
2,097
995
1,005
h—‘
© 1958— M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
14.................
6 .................
11.................
31.................
558
559
565
596
4 .................
23.................
24 .................
31.................
32,054
32,851
32,830
34,003
14,639
14,789
15,069
15,808
15
19
41
47
489
592
636
622
705
881
435
518
712
904
811
851
748
603
577
191
7,645
7,841
8,080
8,405
127
132
138
140
5,986
6,094
6,288
6,503
1,531
1,615
1,653
1,761
6,627
6,741
6,708
6,930
2,390
2,344
2,325
2,332
733
715
657
703
807
823
847
865
670
723
743
765
2,025
2,136
2,135
2,265
1,079
1,103
1,109
1,301
603
622
636
1959— Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12.................
10.................
6 .................
31 .................
34,379
36,315
37,890
38,686
15,637
14,285
14,768
15,252
20
7
3
5
649
746
782
760
438
404
428
580
846
860
782
776
480
714
753
235
2 j635
2,944
3,369
8,698
8,986
9,212
9,251
147
150
155
151
6,758
6,969
7,117
7,097
1,793
1,867
1,940
2,003
6,985
7,513
7,946
8,211
2,375
2,558
2,738
2,770
703
717
766
831
854
896
970
999
797
891
994
1,030
2,256
2,450
2,478
2,583
1,307
848
967
980
680
683
694
733
1960—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15.................
15.................
3 .................
31.................
38,589
39,534
39,820
40,002
15,355
15,778
15,864
16,223
2
1
48
127
723
803
812
760
462
511
597
719
724
713
738
739
885
924
935
351
3,088
3,184
3,083
3,216
9,054
9,036
9,042
9,005
148
156
152
152
6,936
6,860
6,812
6,733
1,970
8,057
8,430
8,570
8,721
2,759
2,904
2,958
2,941
815
826
837
840
961
997
1,043
1,044
1,029
1,076
1,118
1,139
2,493
2,627
2,614
2,757
969
892
864
909
731
739
734
769
1961—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12.................
30.................
27.................
30.................
40,027
39,747
41,021
42,379
15,910
15,862
16,190
16,879
153
87
50
218
793
876
884
858
553
610
682
976
712
749
704
784
930
344
1,140
470
2,650
2,751
2,893
3,261
9,106
9,256
9,406
9,590
158
162
165
172
6,780
6,883
6,988
7,113
2,168
9,030
8,954
8,934
9,172
2,846
2,890
2,959
1,199
1,033
919
881
996
2,253
2,304
1,010
1,022
1,020
1,170
1,179
1,189
1,181
2,820
2,843
2,919
3,131
959
1,028
909
998
768
771
771
827
1962— Mar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
26.................
30.................
28.................
2 8 .................
42,588
43,824
44,432
46,567
16,690
17,077
17,092
17,660
242
215
61
248
873
969
967
931
912
1,179
556
797
9,748
10,272
10,674
11,030
7,122
7,479
7,774
8,003
2,440
2,582
2,682
2,798
9,177
9,682
9,650
9,860
3,003
3,222
3,270
3,367
839
831
809
849
988
1,006
1,015
1,020
2,872
3,148
3,205
3,583
185
926
1,053
749
727
705
752
1,020
1,186
1,263
1,292
1,333
3,162
3,360
3,264
3,291
980
1,129
1,177
1,266
835
838
824
836
938
1,045
1,068
1,159
1,090
1,243
767
786
891
1,128
751
1,224
3,409
3,886
4,286
11,252
11,683
12,525
235
261
278
8,159
8,430
8,888
2,858
2,992
3,359
9,894
10,464
11,106
3,427
3.686
3,939
853
883
926
997
1,034
1,086
1,346
1,426
1,508
3,271
3,435
3,646
1,284
1,380
1,462
917
926
927
10,000
10,010
10,128
10,624
11,210
149
258
363
362
345
347
202
218
211
888
220
535
103
102
97
98
101
212
2,078
2,120
2,211
2,886
1,134
668
46,710
48,164
51,891
17,555
17,805
18,862
241
199
151
1964—June 30................
Dec. 31................
54,604
57,555
19,624
47
58
1,126
1,037
1,155
1,060
970
986
953
1,134
4,706
4,887
13,207
13,611
321
294
9,338
9,480
3,548
3,838
12,063
12,802
4,302
4,568
1,077
-1,159
1,074
1,103
1,572
1,640
4,037
4,332
1,753
1,977
1,000
21,102
1965—June 30................
Dec. 31................
61,079
65,117
22,817
24,784
63
52
1,151
1,154
978
954
1,034
1,108
1,241
'1,106
5,076
5,820
14,213
15,056
296
304
9,743
10,310
4,174
4,442
13,636
14,305
4,925
5,143
1,218
1,327
1,083
1,129
1,781
1,899
4,629
4,807
1,981
1,999
1,111
1,222
1966—June 30................
Dec. 31................
68,117
69,834
26,903 '
28,090 j
899
1,084
1,123
1,079
*1,100
11,502
5,911
5,748
15,629
16,044
294
306
10,602
10,777
4,733
4,961
14,672
14,375
5,294
5,189
1,347
1,441
1.123
1,155
1,953
1,982
4,955
4,608
1,857
1,968
1,232
1,307
(2)
(2)
i
!
1,255
1,25. |
1,099
BANKS
1963— M ar. 18................
June 29............
Dec. 20................
MEMBER
218
229
2,020
1,102
C.
MEMBER
2.4 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—OTHER—Continued
LOANS—Continued
[In millions o f dollars]
Call date
Total
loans
Com
m er
cial
G uar
anteed
by
CCC
To
brokers
and
dealers
Other
O ther loans to individuals
T o financial
institutions
Real estate
Instalm ent
Banks
Other
Total
1,064 '
1,143
539
578
5,323
5,446
16,098
16,969
To
others
On
resi
dential'
p rop
erty
Other
299
287
10,848
11,522
4,952
5,160
On
farm
land
Total
O ther
R e
serve
for
bad
debts
Retail
auto
O ther
retail
Repair
and
m od
erni
zation
O ther
Singlepay
ment
14,548
15,047
5,152
5,074
1,523
1,804
1,124
1,142
1,981
2,035
4,768
4,993
i2 ,9 6 6
i 3,367
1,327
1,419
1967—June 30 ..
Dec. 30 ..
70,155
73,933
28,887
30,609
(a)
<2)
1,360
1,311
695
881
1968—June 2 9 ..
Dec. 3 1 ..
76,560
83,966
31,720
34,632
(a)
(*)
1,414
1,362
758
1,116
1,206
1,254
513
588
5,196
6,005
17,861
18,939
310
286
11,959
12,695
5,593
5,958
15,625
16,916
5,298
5,525
1,965
2,286
1 ,1 0 0
1,159
2,232
2,440
5,029
5,506
i 3,726
'4 ,7 1 6
1,459
1,564
19©—June 3 0 ..
Dec. 3 1 ..
88,873
91,200
37,120
37,701
(?)
(2)
1,512
1,386
760
878
1,360
1,300
885
876
5,816
6,006
19,417
19,706
297
274
13,164
13,509
5,955
5,923
17,354
1 7,5©
5,713
5,616
2,475
2,950
1,183
1,171
2,544
2,543
5,438
5,289
i 4,652
i 5,778
1,611
1,841
1970—June 3 0 ..
Dec. 31..
90,374
96,301
37,502
38,627
(2)
(*)
1,478
1,428
588
910
1,152
1,322
689
798
5,981
7,015
19,536
19,848
265
251
t 3 , 302
13,444
5,970
6,154
17,156
17,322
5,287
5,153
3,166
3,572
1,135
1,140
2,545
2,715
5,023
4,743
»6,292
»9,031
1,840
1,856
F o r notes see end o f Table 2.5 E.
2.4 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—OTHER—Continued
D.
INVESTM ENTS
[In millions of dollars]
U.S. G ovt, securities 1
•
D irect
Call date
Total
invest
ments
Notes, m aturing—
,|
Total
C er
tifi
cates
Bills
Bonds
M arketable, m aturing—
W ithin I A fter
1 year | 1 year
Total
1
1939 —M ar. 29
6.751
6.752
6,944
4,181
4,102
4,089
4,222
6,848
6,795
7,081
4,107
3,978
4,155
4 ..
30 ..
2 4 ..
31 ..
7,328
7,515
7,727
8,243
4,393
4,538
4,668
5,294
1942—Apr. 4 ..
June 30 ..
Dec. 31..
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8,616
9,971
14,813
5,781
7,383
12,227
6,6 88
Oct. 2 ..
Dec. 3 0 ..
1940—M ar. 2 6 ..
Dec. 31 ..
100
I
...............
78 I
......................
“
1
I
Within
1 year
1-5
977
1,014
3,105
3,010
233
273
819
3,339
267
87 '
103 (
839
771
3,052
3,281
239
470
.................|
73 i
606
3,859
314
751
4,248
1
j
Over 20
years
1,049
1,224
1,230
1,091 |
593
422
ii a i i
1,403 |
!|
357
1,417
1,712
217
178
j
5-10
I
.........
.........I ..................
1,179 :
!
1941—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
295
674
2,253
981
1,723
5,i49
6,810
359
418
823
;
922
;
i
G u a r
anteed
!
Federal j
agency t Other
C orpo
rate
stock
(includ
ing
F. R.
Bank
stock)
SI
.................
.................
.
. .
823
889
909
972
823
895
897
890
704
710
701
705
156
156
156
155
963
9©
1,049
928
981
984
700
715
740
152
153
1,034
979
975
956
705
694
680
149
148
144
140
941
925
954
707
722
691
137
136
130
1 <%1
i
!
i
,2 2 2 !
2 ,1 2 0 j
203
2,234
377
1,047
1,162
1,246
1,173
2,544 '
2,349 j,
391
378
1,051
806
811
i
■
|
579 ■
1,441 |
10-20
Nonm arket
able
Secu
rities
of
States,
etc.
Other bonds,
notes, and
debentures
1,278
\
I
I
i
!|
i ,789 1
3,252 '
:
688
BANKS
F or purchasing,
or carrying
securities
To farm ers
1943—June 3 0 ..
Oct. 1 8 ..
Dec. 31..
19,144
22,287
21,321
16,560
20,616
18,933
2,626
3,529
1,828
8,576
1,680
3,630
2,829
429
10
857
1,802
4,691
2,497
9,943
1,993
5,522
1,930
485
12
1944— Apr. 13..
June 30 ..
Dec. 30..
22,680
24,182
26,781
21,009
22,082
24,601
1,914
1,704
5,586
5,730
3,893
5,181
io,689
11,987
1,764
2,000
6,400
7,471
1,982
1,947
515
539
1945—M ar. 2 0 ..
June 30 ..
Dec. 31 ..
27,106
29,417
31,594
25,304
27,513
29,547
1,320
• 1,034
6,598
6,982
5,689
5,653
i 3,906
15,878
2,308
2,744
8,997
10,380
1,814
2,173
1946—June 2 9 ..
Sept. 30..
Dec. 31 ..
28,813
26,892
24,527
26,578
24,614
22,246
410
6,038
4,014
16,116
3,192
10,332
1,910
16,013
3,887
9,274
1947—June 30..
Oct. 6 ..
Dec. 31..
23,170
23,297
22,591
20,842
20,884
20,193
373
1948—Apr. 12..
June 30..
Dec. 31 ..
21,617
21,692
21,047
19,234
19,220
18,593
1949—Apr. 11..
June 30..
Nov. 1 ..
Dec. 31 ..
21,001
21,772
24,057
23,931
18,445
19.076
21.076
20,951
1950—Apr. 2 4 ..
June 30..
Oct. 4 ..
Dec. 30..
23,794
23,829
22,859
22,779
20,612
20,510
19,267
19,083
1951—Apr. 9 ..
June 30..
Oct. 10..
Dec. 31..
21,057
21,432
22,136
23,043
1952—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
31..
30..
5 ..
31..
1953—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
662
613
608
123
120
118
27
30
402
440
933
963
1,000
621
620
627
116
116
113
743
533
45
47
10
5
1,034
1,100
1,126
655
680
809
114
114
108
632
49
7
48
4
1,194
1,269
1,272
928
918
916
106
90
88
1,993
628
334
3,038
1,503
15,967
4,364
8,636
2,240
680
47
3
2,358
1,901
15,560
5,445
6,968
2,330
604
213
3
1,364
1,390
1.342
872
933
964
90
90
90
783
1,056
3,244
3,201
1,501
1,090
13,692
13,247
3,820
5,870
6,919
4,464
2,211
2,185
539
489
203
240
3
1
1.343
1,446
1,421
950
935
942
89
89
90
875
3,367
603
14,230
8,008
2,795
2,507
688
232
1,189
4,180
2,124
13,457
8,483
2,317
1,616
783
258
1,471
1,559
1,742
1,727
995
1,046
1,144
1,159
91
91
95
95
1,179
1,211
1,218
i ,954
699
499
4,005
5,053
5,536
13,372
12,303
11,830
8,711
7,586
7,223
2,595
2,658
2,531
942
948
966
857
863
855
267
249
254
i
l
1,918
1,988
2,119
2,184
1,167
1,231
1,367
1,410
96
99
105
101
17,328
17,657
18,354
19,186
920
1,177
1,680
2,524
1,069
2,017
2,493
5,169
4,665
3,806
3,640
11,238
10,746
10,851
10,528
6,783
6,611
6,684
6,416
2,484
2,166
2,166
2,145
964
978
993
981
758
744
732
737
250
247
276
250
l
l
7
8
2,281
2,318
2,384
2,458
1,347
1,353
1,288
1,286
102
103
103
104
22,687
23,346
23,499
23,886
18,682
19,107
19,157
19,610
2,023
2,080
1,503
2,387
2,550
2,520
2,171
1,774
3,594
3,656
3,679
3,854
10,515
10,851
11,805
11,594
6,274
6,270
6,286
6,030
2,326
2,510
3,436
3,551
978
1,099
1,110
1,742
685
715
707
252
257
265
272
10
16
12
14
2,670
2,832
2,925
2,934
1,218
1,284
1,296
1,213
106
108
108
115
2 0 ..
3 0 ..
3 0 ..
31..
22,572
22,201
23,413
23,993
18,123
17,733
18,935
19,534
1,273
1,344
1,167
1,230
1,475
1,453
3,494
3,357
3,688
3,542
4,335
4,201
11,687
11,393
9,939
10,746
6,060
6,680
5,145
5,644
3,576
2,930
3,058
3,391
1,781
1,479
1,443
1,430
36
27
27
270
268
266
254
21
23
24
25
3,188
3,184
3,220
3,196
1,124
1,142
1,112
1,115
116
120
121
123
1954—Apr. 15..
June 30..
Oct. 7 ..
Dec. 31..
23,609
24,603
27,145
26,752
19,018
19,786
22,036
21,711
1,312
1,241
1,381
1,326
1,842
1,590
1,474
1,695
3,148
4,183
5,122
4,954
12,716
12,773
14,060
13,736
4,360
4,258
5,374
3,830
6,490
6,683
6,790
7,998
1,582
1,553
1,618
1,618
26
22
15
20
257
257
264
271
26
26
6
7
3,410
3,585
3,875
3,782
1,031
1,081
1,097
1,121
124
125
131
131
1955—Apr. 11..
June 30..
Oct. 5 ..
Dec. 31..
26,228
24,942
24,281
23,837
20,896
19,694
19,088
18,821
894
503
574
813
1,303
481
361
657
5,558
5,773
5,437
4,708
13,142
12,937
12,717
12,643
3,314
3,113
2,928
3,812
7,783
7,799
7,865
7,146
1,652
1,657
1,580
1,333
120
87
72
81
273
281
271
270
3
3
5
5
3,983
3,916
3,907
3,778
1,214
1,189
1,140
1,089
133
140
141
144
1956—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
10..
30..
2 6 ..
31 ..
22,784
21,949
21,924
22,132
17,765
17,047
17,045
17,364
417
374
407
1,185
478
279
603
441
4,505
4,086
3,898
3,742
12,364
12,308
12,136
11,995
3,682
3,679
4,107
6,735
7,047
6,902
6,205
3,455
1,330
1,430
1,535
1,517
70
67
62
68
235
230
227
219
4
4
4
4
3,829
3,823
3,843
3,820
1,032
920
876
784
154
155
158
160
1957—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
14..
6 ..
11..
3 1 ..
21,561
21,702
21,834
22,454
16,824
16,794
16,891
17,350
868
758
752
1,009
548
1,179
1,322
1,285
3,502
3,038
3,039
3,297
11,907
11,819
11,778
11,760
6,778
6,737
7,570
7,729
3,338
3,329
2,822
2,581
1,520
1,545
1,241
1,317
69
63
35
30
203
146
110
103
4
3
2
2
3,770
3,888
3,980
4,027
802
858
794
893
161
159
167
182
1958—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4 ..
2 3 ..
24 ..
31 ..
23,172
26,422
26,49726,555
17,941
20,435
20,453
20,642
950
874
656
1,293
775
1,009
2,391
2,370
3,426
4,410
4,517
4,497
12,790
14,142
12,889
12,482
7,754
7,299
7,604
7,335
3,492
5,195
3,706
3,855
1,332
1,365
1,299
1,048
109
167
133
132
103
117
147
111
1
2
2
3
4,104
4,767
4,902
4,864
942
1,032
951
855
183
186
188
191
BANKS
3,799
MEMBER
441
2,176
749
942
938
913
D.
MEMBER
2.4 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—OTHER—Continued
INVESTMENTS—Continued
[In millions of dollars]
U.S. Govt, securities 1
Call date
Notes, maturing—
Total
invest
ments
Total
Certificates
Bills
Bonds
M arke table, matu ring—
Within
1 year
After
I year
Total
Within
1 year
1-5
5-10
Over 20
years
10-20
N on
m arket
able
G uar
anteed
Secu
rities
of
States,
etc.
O ther bonds,
notes, and
debentures
Federal
agency
C orpo
rate
stock
(includ
ing
F. R.
Bank
stock)
Other
1959—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12..
10..
6 ..
31..
25,408
24,497
22,734
22,935
19,482
18,661
16,935
17,257
790
870
823
1,484
2,137
1,512
689
645
4,333
4,230
4.070
4, 09
12,222
12,049
11,353
11,019
8,176
7,974
7,311
7,064
2,752
2,742
3,039
3,232
1,038
1,110
787
550
142
112
101
90
113
110
115
83
2
2
19
35
4,909
4,885
4,923
4,830
821
753
658
610
194
196
199
202
1960—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15..
15..
3 ..
31 ..
20,264
20,216
21,325
22,950
14,835
14,853
15,904
17,304
599
464
1,203
2,031
204
365
670
794
3,808
4,006
4,683
5,461
10,224
10,018
9,349
9,018
7,705
7,582
6,727
6,672
1,936
1,864
2,011
1,752
439
429
448
437
83
85
106
100
61
59
57
57
51
68
89
92
4,700
4,623
4,663
4,817
476
467
457
522
202
205
211
215
1961—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12..
30..
27 ..
30..
23,176
23,923
25,452
26,186
17,365
17,954
19,193
19,649
1,747
1,784
2,916
3,020
566
1,175
803
741
1,264
1,538
2,106
2,703
4,821
4,754
5,008
5,902
8,967
8,704
8,359
7,283
1,570
2,216
1,816
724
4,393
3,782
4,126
4,566
2,489
2,204
1,916
1,486
448
438
438
448
66
65
64
59
97
99
98
99
5,052
5,174
5,432
5,710
256
284
322
364
184
188
180
128
221
224
226
236
1962—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
26..
30..
28..
28..
25,785
26,321
25,471
26,563
18,681
18,531
17,678
18,316
2,038
1,611
1,305
2,343
1,333
1,267
1,291
1,403
3,248
3,942
1,898
1,563
4,624
4,245
5,377
5,694
7,438
7,467
7,807
7,314
689
273
1,479
729
4,331
4,603
3,153
3,158
1,920
2,111
2,967
3,244
440
419
153
132
57
61
55
51
97
96
91
82
6,278
6,867
6,894
7,252
357
437
417
515
128
143
144
149
242
246
247
249
1963—M ar. 18. .
June 2 9 ..
Dec. 20..
25,884
26,451
26,478
17,327
17,280
16,642
1,751
1,685
2,152
1,236
1,191
545
1,065
1,200
1,553
6,228
6,082
5,046
7,048
7,122
7,346
415
418
302
2,402
2,507
3,672
3,924
3,925
3,090
258
224
237
49
48
45
55
46
44
7,630
8,163
8,810
483
558
562
134
141
143
254
263
276
1964—June 30. .
Dec. 31..
25,862
27,115
15,444
16,266
2,206
3,200
1,789
1,933
4,777
3,729
6,671
7,403
645
614
2,925
3,492
2,850
3,105
210
164
41
28
44
60
9,449
9,871
377
492
257
125
291
301
1965—June 30..
Dec. 3 1 ..
26,146
26,880
13,977
14,354
1,819
2,972
2,156
1,852
2,005
1,429
7,997
8,413
167
561
3,899
4,004
3,566
3,522
338
315
26
10
53
19
11,108
11,504
542
581
159
441
306
1966—June 3 0 ..
Dec. 3 1 ..
26,051
26,367
12,182
13,040
1,453
2,384
267
168
1,108
1,335
1,412
1,338
8,308
8,207
370
509
4,237
4,522
3,481
2,951
215
219
5
6
36
15
12,361
12,033
1,084
847
424
447
1967—June 3 0 ..
Dec. 30 ..
29,695
32,154
12,455
14,667
1,474
3,140
65
1,190
1,307
1,728
2,251
8,254
8,165
227
771
4,990
5,242
2,779
1,864
252
281
6
7
106
145
15,240
15,376
1,360
1,362
640
748
1968—June 29 ..
Dec. 31 ..
31,441
35,373
13,083
15,036
966
1,725
2,604
8,016
1,336
4,442
1,916
317
5
89
16,177
18,111
1,386
1,303
794
923
1969—June 30 ..
Dec. 31 ..
31,207
30,428
11,635
11,944
487
232
348
5
39
17,621
16,625
1,240
1,176
711
683
7
.................
23
17,733
19,771
1 s256
2,210
700
X79
1970—June 30..
Dec. 31 ..
31,061
37,560
11,372
14,700
F o r notes see end o f Table 2.5 E.
600
1,029
1,357
................
i
,
3,278
3,509
7,155
5,225
1.762
404
.................
.................
4,808
4,475
.. . .
59
280
................. .................
BANKS
Direct
2.4 RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS — OTHER — Continued
E.
D EPO SITS
[In millions o f dollars]
Time
D em and
Interbank
IPC
Call date
Total
de
posits
Total
IPC
State
and
local
govt.
U.S.
G ovt.
Total
Foreign
Savings
O ther
time
State
and
local
govt.
Dom estic
C om
m er
cial
M utual
savings
108
115
120
117
214
219
226
12
18
19
115
105
106
4,540
4,590
4,591
4,542
202
211
186
243
19
19
19
20
111
55
63
4,699
4,796
5,059
4,366
4,454
4,805
224
239
169
18
18
22
90
82
62
4,749
4,843
4,770
71
59
63
5,518
5,845
6,151
5,265
5,605
5,902
172
]44
151
56
48
45
40
344
384
488
4,531
4,757
5,421
62
65
70
6,498
6,806
7,788
6,237
6,567
7,561
167
158
154
55
45
40
38
35
32
4,260
7,655
8,221
416
422
611
5,094
5,510
6,307
78
90
110
8,277
8,764
9,790
8 02 8
8,529
9,563
179
166
160
38
39
38
32
30
29
2,003
1,955
2,077
4,531
2,971
991
558
543
693
5,220
5,089
5,417
129
125
127
10,447
10,669
10,884
10,190
10,381
10,580
187
219
235
43
42
43
27
27
25
23,934
24,508
26,003
2,301
2,025
2,282
311
789
405
554
554
705
4,773
5,378
5,497
109
125
131
11,269
11,355
11,445
10,888
10,975
11,045
319
314
332
41
46
45
21
32,417
32,821
34,533
24,123
24,198
25,302
2,314
2,442
2,401
793
728
801
524
562
649
4,539
4,751
5,213
124
140
168
11,304
11,327
11,409
10,792
10,771
10,798
455
496
547
40
42
46
17
16
16
43,884
43,852
46,218
47,559
32,357
32,186
34,564
35,857
23,806
23,928
25,475
25,912
2,421
2,413
2,180
2,478
1,017
701
1,178
1,142
455
518
487
650
4,508
4,460
5,077
5,498
150
166
168
176
11,527
11,666
11,654
11,702
10,856
10,923
10,936
10,987
607
642
611
617
47
62
66
60
14
46,039
47,187
47,967
51,437
34,269
35,335
36,317
39,733
25,230
25,729
26,992
28,939
2,444
2,579
2,331
2,575
1,124
1,408
971
976
561
590
587
852
4,730
4,848
5,223
6,174
180
181
212
217
11,770
11,852
11.650
11,704
11,062
11,093
10,882
10,956
614
653
654
631
56
65
63
60
13
13
1940—Mar. 2 6 .........‘..........
June 2 9 .....................
Dec. 31.....................
17,810
18,231
19,844
4 .....................
3 0 .....................
2 4 .....................
3 1 .....................
11,201
11,806
12,546
13,005
889
917
801
813
420
415
410
435
123
160
158
190
2,813
2,920
3,374
3,516
13,083
13,464
14,987
7,978
8,372
9,468
942
956
995
431
422
327
150
147
228
3,581
3,526
3,919
20,143
20,813
21,712
22,313
15,271
15,884
16,807
17,403
9,552
10.142
10.637
11, 127
1,206
1,139
1,221
1,144
273
341
383
491
171
209
190
286
4,069
4,000
4,377
4,302
O 1942—Apr. 4 .....................
VO
June 30.....................
Dec. 31.....................
22,240
23,046
28,700
17,541
18,250
23,641
11,105
12,199
15,06!
1,313
1,304
1,319
633
422
1,982
202
218
385
1943—June 3 0 .....................
Oct. 18.....................
Dec. 3 1 .....................
31,782
35,974
35,070
26,264
30,129
28,919
17,276
17,462
18,790
1,452
1,214
1,448
2,383
6,223
3,373
1944— Apr. 13.....................
June 30.....................
Dec. 30.....................
35,785
38,295
41,804
29,287
31,490
34,016
18,879
18,367
20,371
1,496
1,464
1,509
1945— Mar. 2 0 .....................
June 30.....................
Dec. 3 1 .....................
41,197
44,515
49,085
32,920
35,751
39,295
21,456
20,559
22,281
1946—June 2 9 .....................
Sept. 30.....................
Dec. 3 1.....................
45,893
44,952
44,477
35,446
34,284
33,593
1947—June
Oct. 6 .....................
Dec. 3 1 .....................
43,252
44,734
46,467
1948—Apr. 12.....................
June 3 0 .....................
Dec. 3 1 .....................
58
63
4,276
4,320
4,319
4,362
41
49
4,728
4,767
4,857
4,386
4,422
4,506
53
54
4,872
4,929
4,906
4,910
4,289
4.052
4,831
333
329
475
3,975
6,453
6,157
1,615
1,516
1,763
23,005
23,601
24,288
31,983
33,379
35,023
43,721
44,149
45,943
1949—Apr. 11.....................
June 3 0 .....................
Nov. 1 .....................
Dec. 31.....................
1950—Apr. 2 4 .....................
June 3 0 .....................
Oct. 4 .....................
Dec. 3 0 .....................
•
31
51
108
110
103
20
22
11
11
11
12
10
1
3
3
28
30
28
26
28
39
47
BANKS
50
4,656
4,693
4,650
4,736
Foreign
MEMBER
6,899
7,331
7,803
8,002
Foreign
govt.
and
other
U.S.
Govt.
and
postal
savings
22
19
14
14
15,856
16,499
17,197
17,741
1941—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
Interbank
IPC
243
233
198
240
2 9 .....................
3 0 .....................
2 .....................
30.....................
1939— Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
Foreign
govt.
and
other
Certi
fied
D om estic
and
officers’
Com
checks,
etc.
M utual
m er
cial
savings
E.
MEMBER
2 .4 . RESERVE CITY MEMBER BANKS—OTHER—Continued
D EPO SITS—Continued
[In millions of dollars]
Time
Demand
Call date
Total
IPC
Foreign
govt.
.and
other
State
and
local
govt.
U.S.
G ovt.
C erti
fied
and
officers’
checks,
etc.
Total
M utual
savings
C om
m er
cial
Znterbank
IPC
Dorr estic
Foreign
1
1 Foreign
I O ther i govt.
Savings 1 time 3 and
j other
BANKS
Interbank
IPC
Totai
de
posits
State
and
local
govt.
U S.
Govt.
and
postal
savings
Domestic
J ComM utual j m ersavings
cial
Foreign
1951—Apr. 9 ...................
June 30...................
Oct. 10...................
Dec. 31...................
48,953
49,874
51,197
54,466
37,335
37,965
39,071
42,105
26,732
27,214
28,691
30,722
2,397
2,713
2,154
2,550
2,426
2,272
1,474
1,124
600
592
552
822
4,981
4,996
6,021
6,695
199
178
179
192
11,618
11,909
12,126
12,361
10,767
11,020
11,244
11,473
706
731
720
714
62
68
73
85
12
10
10
9
72
80
79
81
1952—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
31...................
30...................
5 ....................
31...................
52,290
53,425
53,299
57,357
39,725
40,570
40,317
43,987
28,834
29,258
29,689
31,798
2,586
2,689
2,441
2,693
2,074
2,097
1,499
1,814
646
719
612
791
5,396
5,624
5,864
6,662
188
182
211
230
12,565
12,855
12,983
13,370
11,634
11,913
12,035
12,417
752
751
749
739
86
90
98
105
8
10
10
9
85
92
91
101
1953—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
2 0 ...................
30...................
30...................
31...................
54,391
54,861
55,713
58,663
40,806
40,994
41,719
44,365
30,416
30,192
30,432
32,065
2,678
2,866
2,489
2,880
1,221
1,358
2,063
1,504
738
636
638
828
5,525
5,744
5,895
6,869
227
197
202
219
13,585
13,867
13,995
14,298
12,592
12,847
12,980
13,203
768
794
775
830
104
103
103
98
9
8
9
9
113
116
127
157
1954— Apr. 15...................
June 30...................
Oct. 7 ....................
Dec. 31....................
56,161
57,665
59,024
61,796
41,371
42,495
43,519
46,081
30,594
30,503
31,217
33,677
2,670
2,877
2,392
2,876
1,349
2,015
2,453
1,457
666
677
625
866
5,890
6,220
6,616
6,946
203
202
216
259
14,789
15,171
15,505
15,715
13,555
13,867
14,186
14,399
948
992
977
965
99
97
103
111
9
15
26
26
178
199
214
213
1955—Apr. 11...................
June 30...................
Oct. 5 ...................
Dec. 31...................
60,600
60,854
60,878
64,733
44,589
44,570
44,553
48,330
32,850
32,681
33,263
35,752
2,687
3,021
2,622
3,048
1,780
1,843
1,325
1,288
741
757
750
1,035
6,257
5,979
6,304
6,903
274
289
290
303
16,011
16,284
16,325
16,403
14,600
14,871
14,965
15,117
1,018
1,018
944
941
in
117
106
106
23
24
13
14
259
253
297
225
1956—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
10...................
3 0 ...................
2 6 , .................
31...................
61,556
62,392
62,481
66,524
45,090
45,589
45,591
49,432
33,536
33,341
33,940
36,519
2,856
3,120
2,601
3,092
1,332
1,918
1,871
1,201
732
862
719
1,036
6,327
6,078
6,176
7,298
308
269
284
286
16,466
16,803
16,889
17,091
15,147
15,392
15,494
15,748
974
1,013
974
935
107
112
115
114
14
18
18
15
224
268
288
279
1957—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
14...................
6 ...................
11...................
31 ...................
62,493
61,796
63,793
67,483
44,952
43,839
45,289
48,558
34.683
33 177
34,381
35,906
2,667
2,911
2,570
3,111
704
1,051
1,297
1,358
768
787
668
943
5,851
5,648
6. 13
6,962
277
266
259
279
17,541
17,956
18,504
18,924
16,139
16,432
16,988
17,335
995
1,089
1,086
1,175
114
120
119
113
18
16
14
7
275
299
297
295
1958—Mar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4 ...................
23 ...................
24 ...................
31...................
64,450
68,672
67,918
72,647
44,861
47,550
46,530
51,194
33,418
34,119
34,787
38,054
2,989
3,065
2,676
3,153
1,278
3,150
1,492
1,429
721
818
780
1,052
6,200
6,115
6,502
7,217
256
282
293
289
19,589
21,122
21,387
21,453
17,740
18,910
19,295
19,480
1,340
1,705
1,589
1,471
85
92
121
124
19
25
31
31
405
390
351
346
1959—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12...................
10...................
6 ...................
31...................
69,373
69,382
69,921
73,675
47,650
47,298
48,072
51,817
36,534
36,201
35,992
38,321
2,954 I
2,959 i
2,722 !
; 3,304
751
858
1,709
1,698
1
902
1
830 i
<
833 1
j 1,043 '
6,225
6.159
6. 547
7,162
285
291
268
288
21,722
22,085
21,850
21,858
19,831
20,136
20,249
20,231
1,452
1,466
1,196
1,229
124
122
95
95
27
27
23
19
289
335
287
285
1960—Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15....................
15...................
3 ....................
31....................
68,861
69,887
70,351
75,067
48,014
48,703
48,261
52,217
36,560
36,156
35,240
37,986
6.210
|
265 ! 20,847
272 21,183
268 i 22,090
301 1 22,850
19,244
19,484
20,209
20,652
1,276 ■
1,375
1,485
1,787
16
29
41
43
224
216
273
283
2,720 1 1,479 1
2,803 ; 2,319
2,512 i
2,904
3,329 1 1,960 i
780 !
801 I
796
953 ,
i
6. 354
6,540
7,688
86 :
80 i
81
85
1961--A pr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12................... 72,699
30................... 73,557
27................... 74,956
30.................... 81.883
48,487
48,297
49,103
55,440
36,648
35,459
35,704
40,231
120
130
129
85
3,111
3,286
2,832
3,520
679
2,241
2,909
2,103
839
845
744
1,152
154
138
144
161
6,729
5,977
6,432
7,946
207
220
209
243
24,212
25,260
25,853
26,443
18,802
19,539
19,951
20,653
2,901
3,055
3,190
2,866
313
307
394
443
2,038
2,197
2,152
2,310
98
101
102
110
2
2
2
2
29
32
37
32
30
28
25
28
1962--M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
26....................
30...................
2 8 ...................
28...................
77,276
80,631
79,687
84,248
48.897
50,893
49,754
53,422
35.796
36,388
36,000
39,311
142
116
92
101
3,057
3,191
2,928
3,216
2,436
3,670
3,008
2,337
773
907
834
980
153
144
125
145
6,307
6,250
6,543
7,085
231
228
223
248
28,379
29,738
29,933
30,825
21,308
22,050
22,506
23,064
3,911
4,317
4,276
4,422
464
480
492
541
2,512
2,706
2,493
2,633
no
110
88
83
4
8
8
5
31
32
33
43
38
35
37
33
1963--M a r. 18...................
June 29...................
Dec. 20...................
82,100
85,555
87,994
49,850
51,895
52,896
37,082
36,972
39,173
116
103
108
2,822
3,195
3,144
1,863
3,793
2,212
901
1,021
1,034
146
151
143
6,683
6,421
6,815
237
239
267
32,250
33,660
35,099
23,564
24,031
24,898
5,087
5,900
6,413
554
636
671
2,873
2,913
2,950
82
70
72
6
11
10
54
69
52
30
31
33
1964— June 30...................
Dec. 31...................
91,145
97,145
53,052
57,366
37,965
42,031
102
105
3,234
3,508
3,771
2,195
1,086
1,238
156
160
6,460
7,803
278
326
38,092
39,779
25,763
26,869
8,024
8,085
757
774
3,362
3,840
69
77
13
7
60
59
45
69
1965--June 30................... 97,418
Dec. 31................... 103,034
54,464
57,287
38,475
42,237
125
143
3,280
3,532
4,325
1,773
1,091
1,180
158
163
6,716
7,928
294
330
42,954
45,747
28,105
29,856
9,590
9,812
847
842
4,163
4,960
75
71
14
7
85
133
74
66
1966--June 30................... 104,323
Dec. 31................... 109,173
55,640
59,230
39,729
43,902
109
120
3,513
3,708
3,968
1,633
1,168
1,274
173
154
6,670
8,095
310
343
48,683
49,943
28,099
27,466
14,260
15,793
954
945
5,093
5,450
64
57
15
48
134
99
66
86
1967--Ju n e 30................... 110,614
Dec. 30................... 120,847
55,943
64,377
41,489
48,021
128
144
3,399
3,542
1,880
1,715
1,380
1,580
162
167
7,162
8,817
342
390
54,671
56,470
27,746
28,446
19,176
20,443
1,208
1,361
6,094
5,830
78
80
184
83
111
143
75
84
1968--June 29................... 118,470
Dec. 31................... 132,638
59,924 .44,948
69,514 51,519
131
149
3,641
3,835
1,399
1,884
1,674
1,947
166
171
7,568
9,554
397
456
58,546
63,123
28,442
28,767
22,153
25,074
1,315
1,430
6,219
7,378
117
168
119
80
110
158
71
69
1969--June 30................... 125,451
Dec. 31................... 126,536
65,231
71,160
48,317
52,933
127
129
3,792
3,934
2,171
1,575
1,843
1,928
185
164
8,353
9,909
444
590
60,219
55,376
27,805
27,050
24,521
21,910
1,295
1,479
6,231
4,609
162
86
19
1
127
90
59
151
1970—June 30................... 123,895
Dec. 31................... 140,661
65,962
73,192
47,685
53,370
111
129
3,798
3,793
3,115
2,547
1,723
2,035
159
176
8,861
10,629
509
512
57,933
67,469
27,058
28,410
22,619
28,230
1,912
1,526
6,005
8,489
67
222
61
96
109
443
103
53
F o r notes see end of Table 2.5 E.
MEMBER
BANKS
MEMBER
2.5 COUNTRY MEMBER BANKS
A.
TOTAL ASSETS AND NUMBER OF BANKS
[Assets in millions o f dollars]
Loans and investments
1
Balances with—
Call date
Investments
Total
assets
Total
Loans
Total
U.S.
Govt.
Other
securities securities
Reserve
with
F. R.
Banks
Currency
and
coin
Cash
items
Domes
tic
banks
Foreign
banks
1939— Mar. 29..............
June 30...............
Oct.
2 ...............
Dec. 30...............
14,605
14,826
15,333
15,666
10,098
10,109
10,102
10,224
4,480
4,605
4,665
4,768
5,618
5,504
5,437
5,456
3,220
3,127
3,082
3,159
2,398
2,377
2,356
2,297
1,367
1,403
1,555
1,578
350
307
329
363
1,963
2,117
2,473
2,614
3
3
4
2
1940— Mar. 26..............
June 29...............
Dec. 31..............
15,783
15,884
17,101
10,194
10,257
10.826
4,860
4,987
5,309
5,334
5,270
5,517
3,060
3,030
3,269
2,273
2,240
2,248
1,648
1,733
1,857
389
328
452
2,645
2,711
3,002
2
1
2
1941—Apr. 4 ..............
June 30...............
Sept. 24..............
Dec. 31...............
17,322
17,822
18,591
19,466
11,144
11.446
11,852
12,518
5,431
5,607
5,828
5,890
5,713
5,839
6.024
6,628
3,456
3,627
3,789
4,377
2,257
2,212
2,235
2,250
1,894
1,914
2,075
2,210
372
437
501
526
3,044
3,106
3.293
3,216
1942 -A pr. 4 ...............
June 30...............
Dec. 31...............
19,322
20,074
24,557
12,753
13,130
16,419
5,749
5,393
5,038
7,004
7,737
11,380
4,746
5,502
9,172
2,258
2,235
2,208
2,180
2,306
2,842
429
533
542
1943—June 30..............
Oct. 18..............
Dec. 31..............
27,205
30,411
30,638
19,164
22,103
22,188
4,497
4,780
4,654
14,667
17,323
17,534
12,509
15,212
15,465
2,157
2,111
2,069
2,987
3,116
3,303
1944—Apr. 13...............
June 30...............
Dec. 30...............
31,841
33,566
38,284
23,819
24,850
28,520
4,582
4,780
4,910
19,238
20,071
23,610
17,170
18,009
21,552
2,068
2,061
2,058
1945— Mar. 20...............
June 30...............
Dec. 31...............
38,423
41,339
46,059
29,126
31,368
35,002
4,807
5,114
5,596
24,319
26,253
29,407
22,204
24,094
26,999
1946—June 29...............
Sept. 30...............
Dec. 31...............
45.859
46,261
45,988
35,886
36,056
35,412
6,605
7,334
8.004
29,281
28,722
27,408
1947-—June 30...............
Oct. 6 ..............
Dec. 31...............
45,179
46,995
47,553
35,057
36,027
36,324
9,102
9,638
10,199
1948 -A p r. 12..............
June 30...............
Dec. 31...............
47,169
47,143
48,407
36,699
36,623
36,726
1949 —Apr. I I ...............
June 30...............
Nov. 1...............
Dec. 31...............
47,459
46,835
48,499
49,051
1950—Apr. 24...............
June 30...............
Oct. 4 ..............
Dec. 30...............
49,013
49,556
50,615
52,689
Bank
1
' prem
( ises,
etc.
|
i
.
!
I
!
Other
estate
Cus
tom ers’
liability
on
accept
ances
O ther
assets
N um ber
of
banks
381
379
380
376
188
183
181
175
2
2
2
2
60
42
46
41
5,935
5,935
5,945
5,966
372 I
377
373
372
171
148
137
2
1
3
143
60
78
5,983
6,005
6,089
2
1
1
1
279
367
286
449
|
i
1
j
375
372
373
368
133
128
121
110
3
3
3
3
76
48
85
65
6,133
6,158
6,197
6,219
3.092
3,168
3,699
2
2
2
325
406 !
554
370
368
368
105
97
83
4
3
3
63
60
46
6,228
6.244
6,275
616
619
611
3,462
3,618
3,474
2
2
2
491
470 !
593
361
362
354
71
64
56
3
3
3
49
54
54
6,299
6,318
6,331
3,173
3,438
3,909
671
618
684
3,242
3,638
4,097
2
2
2
475
566 i
631
353
349
342
51
44
33
4
3
52
59
64
6,357
6,368
6,408
2,115
2,159
2,408
3,927
4,117
4,527
745
632
796
3,693
4,213
4,665
2
2
2
493 !
575 |
641 :
341
335
327
31
25
22
3
3
62
70
74
6,415
6,431
6,476
26,556
25,948
24,572
2,725
2,774
2,836
4,543
4,599
4,703
631
758
883
3,684
3,666
3,753
3
4
4
685
742 |
807 j
327
331
330
20
20
17
3
4
5
76
81
74
6,482
6,492
6,494
25,955
26,389
26,125
22,893
23,164
22,857
3,063
3,225
3,268
4,628
4,934
4,993
780
829
929
3,444
3,959
3,900
3
3
2
834 !
790 !
954 1
337
344
346
16
16
16
3
4
78
88
84
6,524
6,525
6,519
10,877
11,234
11,945
25,822
25,389
24,781
22,381
21,892
21,278
3,442
3,497
3,504
4,815
4,866
5,736
884
934
858
3.391
3,369
3,619
2
2
2
910 !
878 |
980 !
361
366
379
17
17
17
3
3
3
86
84
87
6,537
6,541
6,535
36,434
36,338
38,052
38,219
12,003
11,968
12,442
12,692
24,431
24,370
25,610
25,527
20,967
20,889
21,969
21,862
3,464
3,481
3,640
3,665
5,547
5,127
4,362
4,371
922
913
899
901
3,208
3,117
3,770
4,002
2
1
1
1
845
836
881
1,039
390
392
404
401
18
19
21
21
4
3
3
4
89
89
105
93
6,529
6,519
6,519
6,513
38,927
39,245
39,808
40,558
13,148
13,510
14,441
14,988
25,779
25,734
25,367
25,570
21,964
21,830
21,250
21,377
3.814
3,904
4,118
4,193
4,266
4,343
4,628
4,745
973
813
994
976
3,448
3,579
3,683
4,450
2
2
3
3
861
1.037
949
1,396
412
415
429
433
21
21
21
20
4
4
99
98
94
101
6,515
6,511
6,511
6,501
193
282
263
292
213
i
270 !
BANKS
i
40,420
40,448
41,523
42,444
15,630
15,858
16,089
16,296
24,789
24,590
25,434
26,148
20,498 |
20,247
20,970 1
21,587
4,291
4,343
4,464
4,561
5,278
5,172
5,579
5,676
1,012
834
1,141
1,231
3,570
3,581
4,240
4,862
3
3
3
2
1,055
1,188
1,024
1,521
453
461
476
482
21
22
22
21
9
7
6
6
100
104
99
104
6,508
6,500
6,491
6,484
1952-—M ar 31...............
June 30...............
Sept 5 ...............
Dec. 31...............
55,017
55,766
56,958
59,535
42,638
43,037
44,115
45,594
16,531
17,133
17,550
18,213
26,108
25,904
26,565
27,381
21,465
21,206
21,801
22,549
4,643
4,698
4,764
4,832
5,420
5,495
5,873
5,820
1,056
1,072
984
1,250
4,007
4,159
4,221
4,706
2
2
2
2
1,262
1,358
1,089
1,503
494
502
513
522
22
22
22
23
7
4
4
4
109
114
135
111
6,471
6,461
6,454
6,444
1953-—Apr.
June
Sept
Dec.
20...............
30...............
30...............
31...............
58,325
58,129
59,490
61,385
45,610
45,359
46,739
47,404
18,792
19,028
19,417
19,934
26,818
26,330
27,322
27,470
21,927
21,394
22,306
22,423
4,891
4,936
5,016
5,047
5,764
5,505
5,465
5,780
1,125
1,189
1,221
1,140
3,874
4,057
4,090
4,855
2
2
2
3
1,266
1,330
1,262
1,491
540
546
561
564
23
24
26
26
4
4
3
4
116
112
120
119
6,414
6,409
6,399
6,389
1954— Apr. 15...............
June 30...............
Oct. 7 ...............
Dec. 31...............
60,211
60,745
62,809
64,364
47,143
47,474
49,706
50,466
20,346
20,537
20,596
21,442
26,796
26,937
29,110
29,024
21,725
21,779
23,770
23,629
5,071
5,158
5,340
5,395
5,624
5,468
5,411
5,377
1,093
1,230
1,152
1,129
4,191
4,496
4,690
5,057
2
2
3
2
1,408
1,310
1,062
1,552
585
594
613
614
27
28
30
30
6
5
5
6
132
138
138
131
6,387
6,376
6,365
6,326
1955-—Apr. 11...............
June 30...............
Oct.
5 ...............
Dec. 31...............
63,751
63,732
65,043
66,988
50,313
50,806
51,803
52,775
21,739
22,799
23,490
24,379
28,574
28,006
28,313
28,397
22,939
22,321
22,528
22,570
5,635
5,685
5,785
5,826
5,429
5,163
5,579
5,429
1,245
1,217
1,205
1,222
4,502
4,259
4,251
4,844
2
2
3
3
1,436
1,452
1,345
1,845
634
645
663
677
36
36
42
45
3
5
4
3
150
149
150
145
6,288
6,283
6,246
6,220
1956-—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
10...............
30...............
26...............
31...............
65,995
66,147
66,994
69,945
52,406
52,752
53,607
54,571
24,871
25,716
25,980
26,491
27,535
27,035
27,627
28,080
21,625
21,076
21,595
22,037
5,910
5,959
6,032
6,042
5,576
5,316
5,499
5,526
1,284
1,024
l,40i
1,502
4,443
4,373
4,159
5,194
3
3
3
2
1,371
1,748
1,361
2,166
705
719
743
760
50
54
56
58
4
4
6
5
151
155
159
162
6,198
6,177
6,166
6,141
1957--M a r. 14...............
June 6 ...............
Oct. 11...............
Dec. 31...............
67,876
68,404
70,766
72,062
54,396
55,112
56,565
56,820
26,619
27,330
27,980
28,191
27,777
27,782
28,585
28,629
21,537
21,409
22,058
21,815
6,240
6,373
6,527
6,814
5,542
5,631
5,704
5,576
1,319
1,241
1,164
1,549
4,099
3,966
4,589
4,964
3
3
3
1,488
1,384
1,636
2,048
787
813
841
841
61
62
69
67
3
3
6
3
177
188
188
191
6,138
6,131
6,105
6,083
1958-—Mar. 4 ...............
June 23...............
Sept. 24...............
Dec. 31...............
70,416
72,255
73,505
76,767
56,321
58,225
59,550
61,511
28,030
28,937
29,099
30,257
28,292
29,288
30,450
31,254
21,363
22,000
22,943
23,606
6,928
7,288
7,507
7,648
5,672
5,392
5,535
5,444
1,228
1,395
1,456
1,476
4,491
4,432
4,387
5,030
3
3
3
4
1,563
1,638
1,384
2,077
858
895
918
935
70
68
70
66
6
2
4
7
204
204
198
216
6,072
6,045
6,030
6,006
1959-—Mar. 12...............
June 10...............
Oct. 6 ...............
Dec. 31...............
75,000
76,405
78,104
79,567
61,249
62,248
63,314
64,082
30,388
31,960
33,101
33,766
30,861
30,288
30,212
30,316
23,201
22,581
22,388
22,535
7,660
7,707
7,824
7,781
5,439
5,647
5,837
5,573
1,357
1,423
1,327
1,357
4,163
4,093
4,477
4,870
3
4
4
4
1,540
1,672
1,799
2,318
957
991
1,018
1,028
69
77
78
82
8
9
7
7
214
240
243
246
5,983
5,976
5,946
5,938
1960— Mar. 15...............
June 15...............
Oct.
3 ...............
Dec. 31...............
79,462
80,357
81,919
84,126
64,516
65,427
66,533
67,890
34,519
36,074
36,813
36,981
29,996
29,353
29,720
30,909
22,156
21,556
21,845
22,848
7,841
7,797
7,875
8,060
5,667
5,388
5,300
5,070
1,446
1,515
1,391
1,534
4,446
4,488
4,950
5,655
4
4
4
5
1,978
2,080
2,233
2,477
1,063
1,098
1,124
1,130
89
95
102
101
6
5
7
7
246
256
275
258
5,968
5,966
5,953
5,932
1961--A pr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12...............
30...............
27...............
30...............
83,111
83,769
85,971
90,376
68,505
69,139
71,732
73,131
37,267
37,942
38,938
39,693
31,239
31,196
32,794
33,438
22,882
22,608
23,941
24,407
8,356
8,588
8,853
9,031
4,695
4,828
4,521
5,210
1,624
1,329
1,777
1,678
4,815
4,618
4,551
5,881
5
5
5
1,916
2,258
1,756
2,822
1,171
1,185
1,216
1,226
107
107
112
117
6
7
7
8
267
293
294
298
5,915
5,911
5,904
5,885
1962--M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
26...............
30...............
28...............
28...............
88,073
90,555
93,642
97,008
73,282
75,019
77,759
80,623
39,888
41,492
42,556
44,698
33,395
33,528
35,203
35,926
24,117
23,843
24,953
25,425
9,278
9,685
10,250
10,501
4,822
5,023
5,230
4,817
1,705
1,438
1,564
1,947
4,535
4,872
4,998
5,389
14
10
10
8
2,021
2,463
2,291
2,398
1,252
1,255
1,290
1,316
121
128
134
135
13
11
13
17
309
337
351
357
5,858
5,842
5,832
5,828
1963--M ar. 18...............
June 2 9 ...............
Dec. 2 0 ...............
96,408
99,361
103,615
80,447
82,952
87,316
44,805
46,934
50,023
35,641
36,019
37,293
24,820
24,496
24,797
10,822
11,522
12,496
4,771
4,933
4,919
1,774
1,599
1,884
5,105
5,182
5,060
8
8
10
2,482
2,743
2,402
1,330
1,369
1,482
138
145
136
20
27
34
334
405
373
5,820
5,839
5,897
1964--June 3 0 ...............
Dec. 3 1 ...............
105,430
112,932
88,337
93,759
52,289
55,733
36,048
38,026
23,218
24,341
12,830
13,685
4,826
5,165 |
2,113
2,092
5,278
6,295
11
20
2,726
3,372
1,673
1,750
27
440
448
5,971
6,018
1965--June 3 0 ...............
Dec. 3 1 ...............
115,302
123,227
97,043
103,362
59,411
63,338
37,632
40,023
22,697
23,735
14,935
16,288
5,267 1
5,463
2,326
2,235
5,333
6,344
21
15
2,889
3,308
1,858
1,924
31
46
39
517
537
6,032
6,027
1966--June 3 0 ...............
Dec. 3 1...............
125,833
131,909
106,300
110,089
66,647
69,212
39.653
40,877
21,709
22,419
17,944
18,458
5,697 1
5,839
2,415
2,506
5,481
6.545
20
20
3,222
4,093
2,036
2,129
46
50
614
638
6,001
5,958
BANKS
51,922
51,821
54,111
56,349
MEMBER
1951-—Apr. 9 ...............
June 30...............
Oct. 10...............
Dec. 31...............
MEMBER
2.5 COUNTRY MEMBER BANKS—Continued
A.
TOTAL ASSETS AND NUMBER OF BANKS—Continued
[Assets in millions of dollars]
J
Loans and investments
Total
Loans
j
|
U.S.
Govt. 1 Other l
securities securities I
Total
Reserve
with
F. R .
Banks
Currency
and
coin
I
S
!
1
Domes- I
tic
1 F o re ig n [
banks ] banks j
j
1
Bank
prem
ises,
etc.
Cash
items
Cus
tomers*
liability
on
accept
ances
Other
real
estate
O ther
assets
N um ber
of
banks
I
1967—June 30..............
Dec. 30..............
135,639
146,668
114,563
123,127
72,276 1 42,288
75,612
47,515
21,557 1 20,731 1
24,689 I 22,826
5,565
5,767
2,237
2,704
6,180
7,117
16 I
1968—June 29..............
Dec. 31..............
149,186
161,727
126,365
135,364
78,609 1 47,756
84,002 | 51,362
23,469
24,998
24,287 I
26,364
6,101
6,713
2,392
3,293
6,305 j
7,592
22
12
24 1
4,052
4,725
2,259
2,262
100
42
43
725
801
5,919
5,886
4,512
5,042
2,364
2,463 !
111
111
53
64
972
1,060
5,855
5,796
1969—June 30..............
Dec. 31..............
164,886
169,650
138,298
141,287
89,161
92,718
49,138
48,568
21,686
21,278
27,452
27,291 1
6,991
7,179
2,851
3,302
7,036 1
7,870
19
24 j
5,512
5,554
2,707 1
2,847
116
128
91
130
1,265
1,331
5,756
5,691
1970—June 30..............
Dec. 31..............
170,621
185,073
143,095
154,568
94,573
48,521
99,841 1 54,726
19,999
28,522 1
22,586 | 32,140
I
7,236
7,778
3,222
3,135
7,066
8,544
26
59
5,191
5,930
3,001
3,183
134
137
127
105
1,526
1,634
5,626
5,589
|
I
F o r notes see end o f Table 2.5 E.
2.5 COUNTRY MEMBER BANKS—Continued
B.
TO TA L LIABILITIES
[In millions o f dollars]
Call date
Total
liabil
ities
and
capital
C apital accounts
Deposits
Total
Inter
bank
U.S.
Govt.
and
postal
savings
Other
demand
Other
time
Borrow
ings
ances
out
stand
ing
Other
liabil
ities
Stocks
Sur
plus
Total
Common
|
Prefcrred
Dem and deposits
U ndi
vided
profits
Reserves
for
contin
gencies,
etc.
A d
justed
N et
29. .
30 ..
2 ..
30..
14,605
14,826
15,333
15,666
12,733
12,943
13,427
13,762
464
467
538
598
183
176
168
189
6,377
6,537
6,941
7,158
5,710
5,764
5,780
5,817
5
5
4
3
2
2
2
2
46
49
48
48
1,818
1,828
1,852
1,851
1
727 j
728
732
733
197
193
187
186
563
573
578
593
243
236
256
234
88
99
99
105
6,183
6,255
6,677
6,866
4,857
4,779
4,925
5,048
1940 =M ar. 26 ..
June 2 9 ..
Dec. 31..
15,783
15,884
17,101
13,854
13,950
15,132
596
568
665
182
179
184
7,168
7,239
8,216
5,908
5,964
6,067
2
3
3
2
1
3
50
52
55
1,875
1,876
1,909
738 1
740 .
176
174
169
600
607
628
258
249
250
103
106
111
6,954
6,969
7,845
5,100
5,015
5,705
1941—Apr. 4 ..
June 30 ..
Sept. 2 4 ..
Dec. 31..
17,322
17,822
18,591
19,466
15,319
15,799
16,532
17,415
708
684
766
822
145
182
198
256
8,318
8,741
9,314
10,109
6,148
6,192
6,255
6,228
3
3
3
4
3
3
3
54
61
63
60
1,943
1,956
1,990
1,982
164
162
158
155
637
649
656
669
275
272
298
273
110
114
113
117
8,039
8,374
9,028
9.661
5,863
6,146
6,709
7,529
1939—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
751
758 *
760 j
765
768
BANKS
Jnvestments
!
Total
assets
Call date
Balances with—
17,253
17,996
22,459
809
776
980
299
268
1,122
10,051
10,766
13,819
6,094
6,185
6,537
4
3
3
4
4
3
56
57
51
2,005
2,014
2,042
774
780
786
148
146
140
676
684
703
291
286
291
115
119
121
9,726
10,360
13,265
7,744
8,235
11,655
1943—June 30..
Oct. 18..
Dec. 31..
27,205
30,411
30,638
25,047
28,177
28,414
949
965
1,015
1,564
3,563
2,018
15,499
16,196
17,632
7,034
7,452
7,748
7
25
10
3
3
3
54
55
58
2,094
2,151
2,153
791
799
805
133
129
124
724
736
771
317
357
322
128
131
131
15,009
15,726
17,039
12,626
13,204
14,714
1944—Apr. 13..
June 30..
Dec. 30..
31,841
33,566
38,284
29,532
31,248
35,871
950
972
1,171
2,653
3,978
4,287
17,726
17,665
20,588
8,204
8,634
9,825
28
11
16
4
3
2
56
64
74
2,221
2,239
2,321
816
824
851
118
113
94
783
806
876
372
359
364
132
136
136
17,251
17,099
19,958
15,095
14,591
17,162
1945—M ar. 20..
June 30..
Dec. 31..
38,423
41,339
46,059
35,900
38,798
43,418
1,097
1,129
1,223
3,008
5,250
5,517
21,335
21,231
24,235
10,460
11,188
12,442
51
9
11
3
2
3
74
90
103
2,395
2,440
2,525
862
872
894
90
85
73
892
933
1,010
417
408
401
135
143
147
20,842
20,656
23,595
18,360
17,697
20,263
1946—June 29..
Sept. 30..
Dec. 3 1 ..
45,859
46,261
45,988
43,049
43,342
43,066
1,023
998
1,091
3,243
2,209
932
25,316
26,305
27,044
13,468
13,830
13,999
18
41
26
3
4
5
115
122
134
2,674
2,752
2,757
917
924
933
69
65
61
1,071
1,086
1,136
460
518
458
157
158
169
24,630
25,563
26,237
22,053
22,969
23,651
1947—June 3 0 ..
Oct. 6 ..
Dec. 3 1 ..
45,179
46,995
47,553
42,133
43,876
44,443
910
1,030
1,073
473
845
478
26,342
27,450
28,378
14,409
14,552
14,514
38
28
23
' 3
6
4
136
139
149
2,869
2,946
2,934
955
960
966
55
53
50
1,175
1,185
1,220
511
576
513
173
172
185
25,508
26,660
27,424
23,395
24,522
25,027
1948—Apr. 12..
June 30. Dec. 31..
47,169
47,143
48,407
43,914
43,903
45,102
837
821
964
891
728
737
27,377
27,517
28,683
14,810
14,837
14,719
55
24
12
4
4
3
148
156
166
3,048
3,056
3,123
989
997
1,008
48
47
44
1,242
1,269
1,310
580
573
588
189
170
173
26,466
26,639
27,703
24,754
24,769
25,735
1949—Apr.
June
Nov.
Dec.
11..
30..
1 ..
31..
47,459
46,835
48,499
49,051
44,050
43,422
44,952
45,534
816
781
890
1,001
898
587
835
870
27,498
27,238
28,427
28,974
14,837
14,816
14,799
14,689
48
20
19
11
4
3
4
4
158
174
190
197
3,200
3,215
3,335
3,305
1,018
1,018
1,026
1,036
42
41
39
39
1,323
1,344
1,362
1,413
649
640
736
639
168
171
172
178
26,653
26,402
27,546
27,935
25,102
24,586
25,427
25,729
1950—Apr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
2 4 ..
30..
4 ..
30 ..
49,013
49,556
50,615
52,689
45,357
45,888
46,753
48,897
865
871
917
1,133
940
1,111
905
1,005
28,578
28,916
30,074
31,977
14,973
14,989
14,858
14,782
35
15
64
9
4
5
7
8
200
216
235
244
3,416
3,433
3,555
3,532
1,058
1,063
1,073
1,083
39
39
38
37
1,430
1,456
1,472
1,531
713
695
793
697
176
180
180
185
27,717
27,879
29,125
30,581
25,998
26,207
27,186
28,184
1951—Apr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
9 ..
30 ..
10 ..
3 1 ..
51,922
51,821
54,111
56,349
47,940
47,877
50,001
52,288
969
936
1,109
1,309
1,610
1,344
1,145
1,001
30,515
30,592
32,488
34,572
14,845
15,005
15,259
15,406
96
36
60
16
10
7
7
7
235
242
262
278
3,640
3,658
3,782
3,760
1,111
1,121
1,131
1,143
35
34
33
31
1,556
1,580
1,593
1,647
759
742
842
746
179
182
183
194
29,460
29,404
31,464
33,051
28,380
28,003
29.360
30,371
1952—M ar. 3 1 ..
June 3 0 ..
Sept. 5 ..
Dec. 3 1 ..
55,017
55,766
56,958
59,535
50,841
51,571
52,431
55,175
1,075
1,083
1,078
1,301
1,430
1,525
1,336
1,419
32,676
33,029
33,870
36,022
15,660
15,934
16,146
16,433
61
24
262
25
7
4
4
5
272
292
319
361
3,836
3,873
3,942
3,970
1,172
1,183
1,186
1,201
29
28
29
27
1,665
1,696
1,701
1,755
788
780
839
790
183
186
187
196
31,413
31,671
32,781
34,519
29,774
29,976
30,828
32,379
1953—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
2 0 ..
30 ..
30 ..
31 ..
58,325
58,129
59,490
61,385
53,670
53,606
54,756
56,740
1,061
1,073
1,081
1,315
1,318
1,086
1,584
1,369
34,486
34,363
34,725
36,520
16,805
17,084
17,367
17,536
206
49
103
20
5
4
3
4
366
368
413
428
4,078
4,101
4,213
4,194
1,225
1,233
1,242
1,255
27
27
26
25
1,781
1,800
1,823
1,877
859
850
942
849
186
192
180
189
33,220
33,033
33,463
35,029
31,570
30,979
31,878
32,699
1954—Apr. 15. .
June 30..
Oct. 7 ..
Dec. 31..
60,211
60,745
62,809
64,364
55,351
55,943
57,770
59,360
1,174
1,241
1,343
1,508
1,220
1,510
1,797
1,434
35,019
34,879
35,965
37,794
17,938
18,313
18,665
18,624
111
26
43
11
7
6
5
6
407
398
451
480
4,336
4,372
4,540
4,506
1,289
1,299
1,315
1,328
24
27
25
24
1,900
1,925
1,947
2,022
941
933
1,061
924
182
188
192
208
33,611
33,569
34,903
36,242
31,657
31,670
33,180
33,954
1955—Apr. 11..
June 30..
Oct. 5 ..
Dec. 31..
63,751
63,732
65,043
66,988
58,501
58,594
59,596
61,636
1,315
1,283
1,309
1,523
1,244
1,498
1,213
1,217
37,153
36,751
37,833
39,681
18,790
19,062
19,240
19,215
201
55
134
52
3
5
4
4
445
437
503
527
4,601
4,642
4,806
4,769
1,367
1,383
1,401
1,418
24
24
26
25
2,054
2,089
2,101
2,156
967
959
1,089
967
190
188
190
201
35,716
35,299
36,489
37,836
33,606
33,654
34,596
35,568
1956—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
10..
30..
26 ..
31 ..
65,995
66,147
66,994
69,945
60,364
60,591
61,129
64,289
1,380
1,353
1,275
1,618
1,266
1,520
1,506
1,306
38,171
37,897
38,291
41,194
19,546
19,821
20,057
20,171
203
84
166
21
4
4
6
5
516
521
585
583
4,908
4,947
5,107
5,046
1,458
1,481
1,499
1,517
24
24
24
24
2,192
2,224
2,245
2,298
1,046
1,030
1,151
1,012
188
189
189
196
36,800
36,149
36,930
39,028
34,846
34,495
35,400
36,601
1957—Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
14..
6 ..
11..
31 ..
67,876
68,404
70,766
72,062
61,841
62,192
64,501
65,991
1,320
1,290
1,412
1,658
854
1,238
1,355
1,315
38,775
38,211
39,466
40,724
20,892
21,453
22,268
22,294
287
267
129
30
4
3
6
3
583
637
686
678
5,162
5,304
5,443
5,359
1,556
1,572
1,596
1,599
24
23
23
23
2,343
2,358
2,392
2,440
1,056
1,170
1,247
1,099
183
181
186
198
37,287
36,827
37,830
38,676
35,208
35,235
35,858
36,543
BANKS
19,322
20,074
24,557
MEMBER
1942—Apr. 4 ..
June 30..
Dec. 31..
B.
MEMBER
2.5 COUNTRY MEMBER BANKS—Continued
TO TA L LIABILITIES—Continued
[In millions of dollars]
Deposits
Call date
Total
Inter
bank
U.S.
Govt.
and
postal
savings
Other
demand
Other
time
Bor
row
ings
Accept
ances
out
stand
ing
Capital accounts
Other
liabil
ities
Stocks
Total
«
Common
Prej ferred
Sur
plus
I
Dem and deposits
U ndi
vided
profits
Reserves
for
contin
gencies,
etc.
Ad
justed
N et
1958--M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4 ..
2 3 ..
2 4 ..
31. .
70.416
72,255
73,505
76,767
64,101
65,741
66,877
70,277
1,394
1,320
1,413
1,615
1,099
1,992
1,328
1,307
38,663
38,286
39,326
42,349
22,944
24,142
24,810
25,005
93
164
126
37
7
2
4
7
710
706
751
761
5,506
5,641
5,747
5,685
1,632
1,638
1,653
1,671
22
21
21
21
2,468
2,490
2,527
2,608
1,186
1,305
1,343
1,166
198
186
202
219
37,100
36,648
37,942
40,272
34,964
35,371
36,135
38,010
1959--M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12. .
10. .
6 ..
31..
75,000
76,405
78,104
79,567
68,070
69,175
70,790
72,323
1,349
1,333
1,417
1,627
972
1,090
1,544
1,640
40,422
40,812
41,634
42,832
25,329
25,940
26,195
26,224
354
463
352
71
8
9
7
7
767
812
854
1,132
5,801
5,946
6,101
6,034
1,711
1,739
1,764
1,786
21
20
19
18
2,643
2,683
2,726
2,789
1,219
1,309
1,397
1,237
206
195
196
204
38,882
39,140
39,834
40,514
36,892
37,310
38,165
38,767
1960--M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15..
15. .
3. .
31. .
79,462
80,357
81,919
84,126
71,597
72,222
73,489
76,004
1,337
1,325
1,451
1,815
1,682
2,078
1,853
1,905
41,476
41,240
41,593
43,395
27,102
27,579
28,592
28,889
362
320
302
23
6
5
7
7
1,220
1,358
1,475
1,495
6,277
6,453
6,645
6,599
1,872
1,893
1,920
1,928
19
18
18
18
2,878
2,913
2,963
3,052
1,312
1,437
1,537
1,361
196
192
207
240
39,498
39,159
39,361
40,917
37,930
37,935
37,572
38,844
1961--A pr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12.
30.
27.
30.
.
.
.
.
83,111
83,769
85,971
90,376
74,797
75,407
77,306
81,646
1,533
1,443
1,460
1,961
994
1,846
2,535
1,749
42,243
41,413
42,059
46,211
30,027
30,705
31,252
31,725
84
121
84
40
6
7
7
8
1,386
1,373
1,488
1,593
6,838
6,861
7,085
7,088
1,997
2,011
2,032
2,061
17
17
17
16
3,133
3,167
3,190
3,292
1,464
1,442
1,614
1,475
227
225
233
243
40,507
39,318
40,470
43,575
37,901
37,690
39,618
41,088
1962--M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
26.
30.
28.
28.
.
.
.
.
88,073
90,555
93,642
97,008
79,061
81,577
84,178
87,342
1,496
1,577
1,640
1,824
2,043
2,705
2,725
2,031
42,092
42,596
43,981
46,895
33,429
34,698
35,832
36,593
126
80
139
172
13
11
13
17
1,637
1,564
1,691
1,732
7,237
7,323
7,621
7,744
2,108
2,128
2,172
2,189
16
16
14
34
3,361
3,409
3,469
3,547
1,527
1,541
1,732
1,739
225
229
234
234
40,240
40,321
41,855
44,689
38,959
39,441
40,961
42,893
1963--M ar. 18..
96,408
June 29. . 99,361
Dec. 20. . 103,615
86,513
89,470
92,759
1,686
1,701
1,848
1,849
3,425
2,046
45,028
45,066
48,256
37,949
39,278
40,608
222
127
390
20
29
35
1,903
1,841
2,055
7,750
7,894
8,377
2,250
2,297
2,366
34
36
66
3,631
3,712
3,833
1,600
1,613
1,864
235
236
248
42,737
42,524
46,049
40,954
42,274
44,695
1964— June 30. . 105,430
Dec. 31. . 112,932
94,733
101,581
1,804
2,254
2,954
1,844
47,270
52,398
42,705
45,086
230
213
27
32
1,908
2,221
8,531
8,886
2,484
2,568
86
139
3,979
4,136
1,739
1,770
243
273
44,773
49,253
44,013
46,862
1965-=Junc 30. . 115,302
Dec. 31. . 123,227
103,304
110,738
1,896
2,445
3,304
1,578
49,800
55,118
48,305
51,598
323
343
46
40
2,269
2,433
9,359
9,673
2,712
2,764
214
264
4,260
4,394
1,905
1,947
269
304
47,143
52,104
46,766
49,459
1966—June 30. . 125,833
Dec. 31. . 131,909
112,702
118,320
1,976
2,461
3,126
1,544
52,785
56,672
54,816
57,643
416
308
49
51
2,616
2,920
10,050
10,309
2,875
2,909
300
305
4,486
4,598
2,097
2,175
292
322
49,810
52,832
49,167
49,965
1967--June 30. . 135,639
Dec. 30. . 146,668
121,436
131,773
2,153
2,862
1,454
1,647
54,956
61,161
62,873
66,102
611
552
45
45
2,891
3,294
10,655
11,005
3,002
3,060
310
324
4,682
4,851
2,348
2,397
312
373
51,156
56,812
48,363
53,801
1968 -June 29. . 149,186
Dec. 3 !.. 161,727
133,435
145,287
2,360
2,950
1,889
1,367
59,183
66,578
70,003
74,392
871
804
54
65
3,423
3,765
11 403
11,807
3,177
3,218
336
359
4,962
5,133
2,593
2,746
335
351
54,952
61,827
52,509
58,155
1969--June 30. .
Dec. 31..
164,886
169,650
144,327
148,578
2,601
3,236
1,536
1,725
63,562
67,930
76,628
75,688
1,787
1,820
92
131
6,304
6,354
12,376
12,766
3,357
3,416
378
397
5,289
5,430
3,023
3,177
329
346
58,324
62,729
55,038
59,387
1970-=June 30. . 170,621
Dec. 31. . 185,073
148,452
162,288
2,844
3,522
2,319
2,704
63,906
69,806
79,383
86,255
2,164
1,836
130
106
_______ _
6.498
7,036
13,377
13,807
3,556
3,610
407
410
5,559
5,759
3,528
3,686
327
341
59,008
64,184
56,745
61,562
F o r notes see end o f Table 2.5 E.
BANKS
Total
liabil
ities
and
capital
z s COUNTRY MEMBER BANKS — Continued
C.
LOANS
[In millions o f dollars]
To farmers
Call date
Total
loans
Fo r purchasing
o r carrying
securities
O ther loans to individuals
To financial
institutions
Real estate
mercial
Re-
Instalm ent
O ther
G uar
anteed
by
ccc
Other
To
brokers
and
dealers
To
others
Banks
Other
Total
On
farm
land
On
resi
dential
prop
erty
Other
R epair
and
m od
erni
zation
Total
Retail
auto
O ther
retail
O ther
Singlepay
ment
1,223
1,235
517
S31
24
22
226
229
6
5
1,363
1,402
185
187
870
897
309
318
1,121
1,180
Oct. 2 .................
Dec. 30.................
4,480
4,605
4,665
4,768
1,314
49 S
20
224
4
1,477
194
955
328
1,234
June 29.................
Dec. 31.................
4,860
4,987
5,309
1,361
1,453
546
son
17
21
208
201
3
3 ...............
1,544
1,644
203
208
1,000
1,081
340
355
1,307
1,397
5,431
5,607
5,828
5,890
17
195
3
1,739
217
1,158
364
1,504
1,676
659
20
183
2
1,823
215
1,234
373
1,528
Dec. 31.................
5,749
5,393
5,038
1,512
1,226
339
433
16
17
169
161
2
2
1,834
1,797
212
199
1,259
1,261
363
338
674
90
91
1943—June 30.................
Oct. 18.................
Dec. 31.................
4,497
4,780
4,654
1,017
158
465
17
164
2
1,750
196
1,234
320
555
60
1,084
277
436
25
197
2
1,725
191
1,233
302
529
1944— Apr. 13.................
4,582
4,780
4,910
1,096
1,149
192
352
479
450
33
32
345
310
2
2
1,708
1,719
197
195
1,220
1,234
290
290
4,807
5,114
5,596
1,162
1,484
245
150
510
498
32
42
422
471
4
4
1,771
1,881
211
224
i,263
1,324
297
333
6,605
7,334
8,004
1,781
49
630
34
354
3
2,398
280
1,676
442
937
124
Dec. 31.................
2,433
57
624
29
273
5
2,970
317
2,089
564
1,312
189
77
100
2,744
9
765
26
244
5
3,381
355
2,380
645
1,693
285
114
134
Dec. 31.................
9,102
9,638
10,199
1939
Mar. 29.................
1941—Apr.
4 .................
Dec. 31.................
1942—Apr.
4 .................
1945—Mar. 20.................
Dec. 31.................
1946—June 29.................
1,593
S62
1,297
391
145
347
2
120
312
369
53
51
116
310
379
536
547
55
56
46
50
118
118
3i 7
323
390
348
611
707
61
77
57
74
130
147
363
409
358
359
193
506
419
249
698
301
319
841
235
114
for
bad
debts
781
23
227
5
3,827
373
2,736
718
1,979
362
142
184
362
928
224
Dec. 31.................
3,279
3,296
13
422
966
935
22
21
204
187
4
3
4,236
4,467
399
396
3,040
3,239
797
833
2,318
2,451
492
550
197
228
214
241
413
419
1,002
1,013
263
259
70
93
Apr. 11.................
June 30.................
Nov. 1.................
Dec. 31.................
12,003
11,968
12,442
12,692
3,098
227
1,092
23
175
2
4,567
405
3,304
858
2,644
650
264
253
458
1,019
254
114
3,150
492
989
36
173
3
4,784
414
3,491
879
2,945
748
326
290
480
1,102
256
136
1950—Apr. 24.................
June 30.................
Oct. 4 .................
Dec. 30.................
13,148
13,510
14,441
14,988
3,339
3,656
3,980
216
115
188
1,163
1,256
1,219
33
28
33
177
189
187
3
3
5,125
5,406
5,591
422
435
439
3,790
4,014
4,154
914
956
998
3,346
3,653
3,679
916
1,041
1,029
400
469
467
299
326
327
532
554
555
1,200
1,264
1,301
263
292
285
155
158
178
1949
BANKS
37
MEMBER
3,096
10,877
11,234
11,945
1948—Apr. 12.................
C.
MEMBER
2.5 COUNTRY MEMBER BANKS—Continued
LOANS—Continued
[In millions of dollars]
Call date
Total
loans
Com
m er
cial
G uar
anteed
by
CCC
Other
For purchasing
or carrying
securities
To
brokers
and
dealers
To
others
O ther loans to individuals
To financial
institutions
O ther
Banks
Real estate
Total
On
farm
land
'
On
resi
dential
prop
erty
Other
Instalment
Total
R etail
auto
O ther
retail
Repair
and
m od
erni
zation
O ther
Singlepay
ment
O ther
R e
serve
for
bad
debts
.
1951—Apr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
9 ..
30..
10..
31 ..
15,630
15,858
16,089
16,296
4,339
4,345
4,279
4,377
103
20
122
139
1,355
1,467
1,520
1,471
36
37
35
35
183
183
181
178
4
3
3
5,738
5,846
5,954
6,099
453
458
459
451
4,257
4,355
4,453
4,579
1,028
1,033
1,043
1,069
3,776
3,856
3,890
3,906
1,046
1,078
1,094
1,071
470
467
474
484
319
321
339
353
571
579
582
591
1,370
1,411
1,402
1,407
286
295
300
300
189
194
196
212
1952—M ar.
June
Sept,
Dec.
31 ..
30 ..
5. .
31..
16,531
17,133
17,550
18,213
4,414
4,462
4,440
4,631
94
41
234
381
1,561
1,693
1,660
1,520
25
41
36
43
181
179
187
191
3
4
17
5
6,184
6,337
6,454
6,661
458
472
472
473
4,646
4,757
4,864
5,035
1,080
1,108
1,118
1,153
3,990
4,299
4,434
4,702
1,094
1,229
1,280
1,391
483
530
564
627
351
383
414
458
617
647
662
698
1,445
1,510
1,513
1,528
299
304
315
318
221
226
227
238
1953—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
20 ..
30 ..
30 ..
31 ..
18,792
19,028
19,417
19,934
4,781
4,817
4,790
4,822
323
145
338
860
1,562
1,612
1,545
1,345
51
41
52
59
193
201
206
210
20
6
6
4
6,777
6,883
7,018
7,114
483
488
492
487
5,100
5,185
5,299
5,362
1,193
1,209
1,227
1,264
4,999
5,243
5,379
5,441
1,555
1,689
1,776
1,786
689
731
744
767
458
483
518
537
736
764
781
794
1,561
1,576
1,560
1,557
331
328
329
332
244
247
247
253
1954— Apr.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15..
30 ..
7 ..
31..
20,346
20,537
20,596
21,442
4,934
5,071
5,092
5,306
980
625
373
805
1,425
1,546
1,512
1,424
64
66
75
89
193
200
208
220
18
6
22
4
7,187
7,331
7,555
7,742
500
511
517
520
5,387
5,482
5,655
5,786
1,300
1,338
1,383
1,436
5,464
5,618
5,662
5,760
1,764
1,796
1,787
1,781
751
768
774
793
535
551
565
566
814
851
872
902
1,601
1,652
1,664
1,718
340
339
361
384
258
263
265
291
1955—Apr. 11..
June 30..
Oct. 5 ..
Dec. 31..
21,739
22,799
23,490
24,379
5,490
5,815
5,937
6,290
440
311
242
537
1,528
1,670
1,674
1,590 •
71
61
154
189
223
234
238
255
10
15
6
15
7,918
8,214
8,482
8,723
540
556
562
567
5,902
6,118
6,326
6,502
1,475
1,540
1,594
1,654
5,970
6,366
6,618
6,575
1,890
2,079
2,216
2,304
798
833
851
823
540
551
569
589
943
1,001
1,017
972
1,800
1,902
1,966
1,886
393
424
451
559
303
310
312
354
1956—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
10..
3 0 ..
26 ..
31..
24,871
25,716
25,980
26,491
6,549
6,892
6,842
7,080
386
279
204
394
1,630
1,740
1,722
1,578
213
223
276
334
260
257
254
261
43
21
41
6
8,875
9,073
9,266
9,407
582
592
593
591
6,569
6,699
6,842
6,929
1,724
1,783
1,831
1,887
6,756
7,050
7,169
7,256
2,398
2,525
2,574
2,591
822
843
864
878
583
609
637
654
1,008
1,037
1,067
1,085
1,946
2,036
2,027
2,048
534
569
598
625
375
388
393
450
1957—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
14..
6 ..
11..
31..
26,619
27,330
27,980
28,191
7,055
7,378
7,427
7,613
400
197
117
232
1,604
1,752
1,786
1,737
321
312
382
365
256
259
252
252
62
31
65
16
9,451
9,586
9,838
9,856
594
603
606
599
6,936
7,014
7,191
7,179
1,921
1,968
2,041
2,078
7,330
7,653
7,945
7,944
2,653
2,795
2,938
2,911
878
892
922
916
650
678
732
742
1,106
1,151
1,190
1,204
2,043
2,137
2,164
2,171
611
638
653
696
470
477
485
520
1958—M ar. 4 ..
June 2 3 ..
Sept. 2 4 ..
Dec. 31 ..
28,030
28,937
29,099
30,257
7,369
7,739
7,640
8,080
368
207
239
392
1,734
1,948
1,960
1,976
295
351
174
294
256
282
282
268
122
82
91
6
9,906
10,172
10,497
10,806
607
621
633
640
7,195
7,372
7,619
7,823
2,103
2,179
2,244
2,344
7,840
8,030
8,076
8,239
2,890
2,888
2,886
2,894
895
906
882
899
726
737
776
802
1,202
1,260
1,304
1,335
2,127
2,239
2,229
2,308
669
664
687
779
530
538
546
583
1959—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12..
10..
6 ..
31..
30,388
31,960
33,101
33,766
8,043
8,650
8,183
8,498
284
122
64
82
2,024
2,240
2,313
2,239
168
154
228
298
277
293
282
284
192
102
197
11
10,913
11,267
11,579
11,816
648
670
679
683
7,881
8,089
8,286
8,446
2,385
2,508
2,614
2,687
8,309
8,872
9,296
9,491
2,960
3,197
3,382
3,409
900
949
997
1,028
794
835
88 8
930
1,359
1,446
1,533
1,576
2,295
2,446
2,495
2,549
773
864
646
643
595
604
608
652
1960—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15..
15..
3 ..
31..
34,519
36,074
36,813
36,981
8,813
9,212
9,218
9,499
83
52
184
274
2,244
2,413
2,384
2,315
273
308
440
508
281
286
293
293
153 1
976
242 ! 1,085
361 I 1,031
1,147
29
12,045
12,220
12,402
12,449
681
693
692
694
8,588
8,683
8,792
8,797
2,777
2,844
2,918
2,959
9,705
10,286
10,535
10,550
3,510
3,767
3,880
3,867
1,023
1,070
1,089
1,082
946
983
1,022
1,010
1,616
1,713
1,759
1,757
2,610
2,753
2,785
2,834
625
652
656
647
679
681
689
729
1961—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12..
30..
2 7 ..
3 0 ..
37,267
37,942
38,938
39,693
9,577
9,877
9,816
10,165
344
248
164
361
2,370
2,489
2,507
2,450
359
337
459
5,1
367
400
412
438
950
307 I
59 i
986
1,060
626
1.251
116
12,561
12,788
13,029
13,242
706
719
730
738
8,820
8,964
9,160
9,258
3,034
3,105
3,140
3,245
10,540
10,855
10,941
11,132
3,840
3,918
3,913
3,949
1,066
1,088
1,086
1.094
987
1,012
1,025
1,020
1,782
1,828
1,855
1,874
2,866
3,010
3,061
3,195
648
659
676
751
756
756
753
805
922
1,056
BANKS
To farm ers
26 ..
30..
2 8 ..
28 ..
39,888
41,492
42,556
44,698
10,207
10,719
10,854
11,299
456
330
149
406
2,472
2,677
2,741
2,781
405
424
499
728
442
416
397
447
448
240
478
764
1,149
1,256
1,308
1,563
13,297
13,728
14,145
14,441
762
800
824
834
9,228
9,475
9,725
9,892
3,307
3,453
3,596
3,716
11,110
11,792
12,054
12,273
3,980
4,298
4,420
4,569
1,065
1,119
1,153
1,177
989
1,012
1,044
1,049
1,880
1,992
2,056
2,079
3,197
3,372
3,382
3,399
721
732
760
826
819
822
828
831
1963--M ar. 18..
June 2 9 ..
Dec. 2 0 ..
44,805
46,934
50,023
11,448
12,215
12,831
530
293
289
2,829
3,085
3,085
635
680
708
452
469
496
708
412
966
1,381
1,463
1,591
14,627
15,206
16,114
876
919
954
9,959
10,321
10,889
3,792
3,965
4,272
12,319
13,186
13,951
4,648
5,080
5,399
1,167
1,236
1,285
1,022
1,054
1,100
2,094
2,224
2,366
3,387
3,592
3,801
796
856
917
919
931
925
1964— June 30..
Dec. 31..
52,289
55,733
13,614
14,556
136
182
3,399
3,311
644
830
534
599
565
710
1,525
1,730
16,883
17,964
1,033
1,094
11,266
11,881
4,583
4,989
15,063
15,899
5,973
6,328
1,384
1,473
1,100
1,139
2,541
2,676
4,066
4,284
939
1,047
1,012
1,095
1965--June 30.. 59,411
Dec. 31. . 63,338
15,641
16,478
145
214
3,569
3,626
629
650
616
698
796
11,079
1,675
1,983
18,984
20,217
1,164
1,218
12,469
13,237
5,351
5,762
17,413
18,423
7,083
7,481
1,602
1,720
1,170
1,202
2,921
3,080
4,636
4,940
1,074
1,177
1,131
1,207
1966—June 30..
Dec. 31..
66,647
69,212
17,657
17,938
(2)
(*)
3,938
3,986
437
790
693
761
11,152
11,318
1,966
2,175
21,230
22,253
1,278
1,327
13,749
14,325
6,203
6,601
19,552
20,000
7,990
8,175
1,850
1,974
1,225
1,258
3,274
3,410
5,214
5,183
1,261
1,307
1,239
1,317
1967--June 30. . 72,276
Dee. 30.. 75,612
19,120
19,839
(*)
(2)
4,323
4,332
591
607
830
906
116
100
1,928
2,200
22,996
24,453
1,378
1,466
14,755
15,665
6,863
7,321
20,735
21,554
8,442
8,599
2,053
2,282
1,266
1,345
3,579
3,849
5,394
5,479
1,341
1,433
1968—June 29..
Dec. 31..
78,609
84,002
20,363
21,811
(2)
(2)
4,610
4,493
436
720
835
969
77
119
1,899
2,147
25,647
27,164
1,581
1,585
16,336
17,252
7,730
8,327
22,721
24,154
9,144
9,641
2,454
2,696
1,350
1,414
4,078
4,378
5,695
6,024
12,977
i 3,054
i3 i4 8 5
i 3,989
1969--June 30..
Dec. 31..
89,161
92,718
22,984
23,762
(2)
(a)
4,779
4,739
460
498
963
947
104
148
2,041
2,263
28,308
28,824
1,707
1,640
18,040
18,329
8,561
8,854
25,509
26,362
10,192
10,385
2,953
3,425
1,455
1,491
4,604
4,715
6,305
6,345
i 4,014
>5,176
1,613
\ ,747
1970--June 30..
Dec. 31..
94,573
99,841
24,361
25,637
(2)
(2)
5,088
5,052
337
524
887
828
159
239
2,139
2,648
29,127
30,005
1,674
1,951
18,419
18,790
9,034
9,264
26,858
27,585
10,390
10,292
3,899
4,276
1,481
1,518
4,767
5,006
6,321
6,493
' 5,617
>7,323
1,757
1,781
1962--M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
1,466
1,565
F o r notes see end o f Table 2.5 E.
2.5 COUNTRY MEMBER BANKS—Continued
D.
INVESTM ENTS
[In millions of dollars]
U.S. Govt, securities 1
O ther bonds,
notes, and
debentures
D irect
Notes, maturing—
Total
invest
ments
Call dfite
Total
29
30..
2.
30
1940—Mar. 26
Dec. 31
4 ..
Sept. 2 4 ..
Dec. 31..
M arketable, m aturing—
Within
1 year
After
1 year
Total
Within
1 year
1-5
5-10
10-20
Over 20
.years
G uar
anteed
Federal
agency
O ther
261
643
683
699
725
1,001
1,025
1,058
1,061
1,298
1,253
1,200
1,140
99
98
97
96
875
1,092
150
126
719
695
710
1,076
1,097
1,146
1,101
1,051
1,012
96
92
90
795
1,294
113
822
1,423
452
694
788
919
861
1,176
1,165
1,191
1,222
991
958
955
941
90
89
89
87
5,618
5,504
5,437
5,456
2,578
2,444
2,383
2,434
15
11
585
563
1,978
1,870
126
144
620
655
817
741
4J6
329
31
431
1,972
156
663
893
5,334
5,270
5,517
2,341
2,335
2,559
36
45
451
433
1,849
2,081
138
250
686
614
5,713
5,839
6,024
6,628
2,762
2,839
2,870
3,517
60
374
2,404
202
iio
481
2,926
228
N on
m arket
able
BANKS
1941—Apr.
Certifi. cates
C orpo
rate
stock
(includ
ing
F. R.
Bank
stock)
MEMBER
1939—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
Bills
Bonds
Secu
rities
of
States,
etc.
COUNTRY MEMBER BANKS—Continued
D.
MEMBER
2.5
IN V ESTM EN TS-C ontinued
[In millions of dollars]
U .S. Govt, securities 1
Notes, m atunng—
Total
invest
ments
Call date
Total
1947June 30..
Dec. 31 ..
7,004
7,737
11,380
3,950
4,878
8,598
1943--June 30 ..
Oct. 18..
Dec. 31..
14,667
17,323
17,534
11,928
15,212
14,927
1944—Aor. 13..
June 30..
Dec. 30 ..
19,238
20,071
23,610
1945--M a r. 2 0 ..
June 30 ..
Dec. 31 ..
1946-—June 2 9 ..
Bills
Cer
tifi
cates
171
671
355
1,251
1,194
1,032
17,170
17,757
21,310
24,319
26,253
29,407
22,204
24,073
26,989
Dec. 31..
29,281
28,722
27,408
26,544
25,948
24,566
June 30..
Oct. 6 ..
Dec. 31 ..
25,955
26,389
26,125
22,887
23,164
22,851
197
480
1948- -A pr. 12. .
June 3 0 ..
Dec. 31. .
25,822
25,389
24,781
22,381
21,886
21,273
552
760
1949-—A pr.
June
Nov.
Dec.
30..
1. .
31. .
24,431
24,370
25,610
25,527
20,967
20,886
21,969
21,859
630
19S0-—Apr. 24. .
June 30..
Oct. 4. .
Dec. 30. .
25,779
25,734
25,367
25,570
21,964
21,825
21,244
21,372
1951- -Apr.
24,789
24,590
25,434
26,148
20,493
20,243
20,964
21,582
982
1,065
1,750
2,418
951
2,027
2,568
1947
1 1 ..
9 ..
June 30..
Oct. 10..
Dec. 31. .
Bonds
Marke table, m aturing—
Within
1 year
After
1 year
Total
[
Within
1 year ]
1-5
5-10
|
i
10-20
150
581
156
538
1,241
1,229
1,214
838
805
777
78
77
78
742
836
344
422
252
241
1,212
1,212
1,230
779
774
752
76
76
76
i 486
1 854
920
1,460
629
677
21
9
1,264
1,281
1,342
774
802
989
77
77
78
10,253
I 605
1,494
676
12
9,397
1 903
1,538
670
6
1,426
1,507
1,551
1,219
1,187
1,204
80
81
82
1 990
1,552
656
5
2 242
1,322
851
6
1,813
1,934
2,006
1,167
1,208
1,178
83
83
83
1,228
1,068
848
1,071
4
2,165
2,223
2,286
1,191
1,189
1,131
86
1 9S4
1 978
2 177
i.io i
1,056
4
1,053
4
2,272
2,306
2,467
2,505
1 ,104
1 ,086
1,085
1,070
87
88
89
90
976
5
2,666
2,753
92
2?
93
94
96
3,250
4,874
10,114
12,540
1,327
1,457
4, 613
4, 544
14,504
16,713
5,231
3, 696
4,020
2' 470
3,035
2,583
3,121
3,340
1,148
3,286
................
3,753
1,107
1,344
1,390
2,133
869
588
1, 368
7,091
3,094
2,096
8,705
926
882
3,362
3,466
3. 355
4,422
762
630
4,194
5,102
447
279
419
460
136
142
I 883
603
* 694
642
5,892
8,025
1 810
800
1
1,909
2,763
9,560
9,959
17,170
3,142
17,797
4,289
1, >60
17,696
4,897
8,601
2, 108
17,681
6,168
7,098
1, 868
1, 128
16,344
16,046
5,109
6,854
7,205
5 ,075
778
i e , i92
8 ,1 6 2
3,596
1 , 768
i 5 , i 89
9 ,1 3 3
2 ,6 8 0
3, 835
5, 263
14,750
13,768
13,286
9 ,2 5 7
8,131
2,431
2,495
7 ,568
7 ,4 2 0
5, 430
4, 414
4, 008
13,107
12,797
12,774
12,587
7,233
7,291
7,050
2,223
2,132
2,169
6, 404
.................
1 130
1,193
5
5
2,998
4
4
6
5
3,075
3,137
3,252
3,334
1, 20
1,110
1,114
1,127
?Ȥ
98
100
1,400
1,402
1,424
4
5
4
4
3,417
3 494
3,546
3,639
1,123
1,101
1,116
1,091
102
103
102
103
1,428
1,424
1,412
1,399
3
4
5
<
3,756
3,802
3,876
3,911
1,029
1,028
1,034
1,029
105
105
107
107
2 ,4 0 8
830
1,231
1 049
1,249
2,371
878
835
80S
1,136
1,303
1,152
1,184
834
1,157
1,355
1,362
1,376
1,144
1 380
1 ,137
1,116
57
42
44
31. .
30..
5 ..
31..
26,108
25,904
26,565
27,381
21,460
21,200
21,797
22,545
2,078
1,914
1,883
2,692
2,697
2,551
2,497
2,024
3, J97
J18
3, *58
4, 204
12,688
12,817
13,559
13,625
6,955
6,849
6,789
6,709
2 ,3 3 6
2,498
3,274
3,560
*72
933
977
1,931
1953- -Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
20 ..
30..
30. .
31. .
26,818
26,330
27,322
27,470
21,923
21,390
22,301
22,418
2,065
1,784
2,056
1,819
1,851
1,916
3,436
3,374
4, 204
4, 114
4, 745
4, 285
13,803
13,576
12,065
12,940
7,013
7,513
6,030
6,563
3,456
2,820
2,823
3.172
1 907
1 762
1 7*8
1t762
86
87
1,056
1,060
1,102
1,100
1,209
1,226
5
2,923
876
867
1952--M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
Other
86
84
81
1,339
2,276
Federal
agency
919
929
874
1,204
279
532
G ua ranteed
1,253
1,222
1,252
1 674
1 641
3,696
5,436
Over 20
years
N on
m arket
able
C orpo
rate
stock
(includ
ing
F. R.
Bunk
stock)
797
624
574
i , i 89
2,661
657
1,240
6, 107
Secu
rities
of
States,
etc.
Other bonds,
notes, and
debentures
BANKS
Direct
1954—Apr. 15 ..
June 30..
Oct. 7 ..
Dec. 31..
26,796
26,937
29,110
29,024
21,719
21,775
23,767
23,626
1,707
1,548
2,062
1,893
2,334
1,855
1,492
1,774
3,165
4,017
4,847
4,731
14,514
14,355
15,366
15,228
5,170
4,859
5,846
4,028
6,061
6,138
6,087
7,679
1,855
1,938
2,010
2,100
32
27
23
21
1,395
1,393
1,401
1,399
6
4
3
3
3,977
4,067
4,221
4,275
984
980
1,008
1,007
no
110
111
112
1955—Apr. 11..
June 30..
Oct. 5 ..
Dec. 31
28,574
28,006
28,313
28,397
22,936
22,318
22,525
22,567
1,487
1,261
1,599
1,774
1,233
587
523
913
5,261
5,554
5,508
5,056
14,955
14,916
14,895
14,825
3,851
3,783
3,825
4,740
7,528
7,592
7,527
6,726
2,112
2,084
2,076
1,902
75
70
94
89
1,389
1,387
1,372
1,368
3
3
3
3
4,412
4,458
4,555
4,581
1,108
1,111
1,112
1,127
116
117
118
119
1956—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
10..
30 ..
2 6 ..
31 ..
27,535
27,035
27,627
28,080
21,622
21,072
21,59!
22,033
1,265
1,267
1,579
2,362
814
489
858
792
4,844
4,688
4,660
4,458
14,699
14,628
14,493
14,420
4,716
4,791
5,006
7,683
6,820
6,763
6,413
3,724
1,915
1,895
1,916
1,916
77
75
75
73
1,171
1,104
1,083
1,024
3
4
4
4
4,663
4,731
4,790
4,827
1,125
1,105
liin
1,088
122
123
125
127
1957—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
14..
6 ..
11..
31..
27,777
27,782
28,585
28,629
21,533
21,405
22,054
21,811
1,914
1,920
2,268
2,226
929
1,326
1,960
1,909
4,246
3,910
3,691
3,857
14,444
14,248
14,135
13,819
7,844
7,878
8,469
8,532
3,638
3,590
3,116
2,773
1,878
1,914
1,746
1,768
74
72
67
66
1,009
792
737
680
4
4
4
4
4,968
5,109
5,263
5,365
1,142
1,134
1,131
1,316
130
131
132
133
1958—Mar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4. .
23 ..
24 ..
31..
28,292
29,288
30,450
31,254
21,360
21,997
22,940
23,603
1,752
1,409
1,825
2,475
1,385
1,465
2,202
2,306
3,718
3,852
4,028
4,495
14,506
15,272
14,885
14,327
8,249
7,259
8,243
7,780
3,651
5,283
3,869
3,988
1,815
1,875
1,912
1,699
123
185
190
196
667
669
671
663
4
3
3
3
5,440
5,775
6,038
6,181
1,351
1,375
1,329
1,326
137
138
140
141
1959—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
12. .
10..
6 ..
31 ..
30,861
30,288
30,212
30,316
23,199
22,577
22,384
22,531
1,952
1,642
2,046
2,381
2,161
1,622
874
863
4,757
5,023
5,541
5,751
14,329
14,290
13,924
13,536
8,826
8,769
8,561
8,464
2,927
2,907
3,221
3,316
1,713
1,749
1,339
1,116
211
214
207
195
652
652
597
446
3
5
4
4
6,250
6,392
6,480
6,452
1,266
1,168
1,195
1,179
1960—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15..
15..
3 ..
31..
29,996
29,353
29,720
30,909
22,151
21,552
21,840
22,842
1,731
1,329
1,913
2,817
602
807
995
888
5,992
5,928
6,591
7, 240
13,826
13,489
12,342
11,897
9,926
9,712
8.477
7,<>97
2,331
2,259
2,325
2,423
944
914
903
903
181
191
278
225
444
414
359
349
4
4
5
6
6,537
6,565
6,712
6,752
1,148
1,072
1,001
1,144
1961—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12..
30..
27 ..
30. .
31,239
31,196
32,794
33,438
22,852
22,575
23,906
24,371
2,511
2,228
3,474
3,614
580
737
524
566
1,665
1,853
2,101
2,858
5,970
5,853
6,288
6,702
12,126
11,904
11,519
10,631
1,811
2,187
1,807
781
5,270
5,027
5,294
6,070
3,709
3,390
3,155
2,566
1 ,001
971
936
971
335
329
326
241
30
33
35
36
7,042
7,220
7,410
7,530
803
868
960
1,019
341
328
307
302
171
172
175
179
1962—M ar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
26. .
30 ..
28 ..
28 ..
33,395
33,528
35,203
35,926
24,080
23,800
24,911
25,380
3,071
2,667
3,493
4,144
1,047
1,075
1,049
1,223
3,013
3,823
2,057
1,852
6,180
5,582
6,782
6,997
10,769
10,653
11,530
11,164
751
353
1,259
890
5,241
5,341
4,503
4,881
3,561
3,806
5,051
4,786
987
932
504
447
229
221
213
160
37
43
41
45
7,785
8,146
8,532
8,694
1,002
1,059
1,225
1,296
306
290
302
316
185
189
191
194
1963—M ar. 18..
June 2 9 ..
Dec. 2 0 ..
35,641
36,019
37,293
24,794
24,461
24,751
3,718
3,112
3,822
1,085
1,106
573
1,231
1,773
2,398
7,537
7,078
6,133
11,224
11,392
11,825
787
605
471
4,078
4,332
5,464
5,605
5, 695
5,158
600
609
587
154
151
145
25
36
46
9,099
9,692
10,385
1,213
1,306
1,596
310
321
308
200
203
208
1964— June 30..
Dec. 31. .
36,048
38,026
23,154
24,283
2,749
4,209
15
2,302
2,787
6,427
4,419
11,661
12,867
689
638
5,254
6,510
5,005
5,222
574
367
139
130
64
57
10,808
11,531
1,460
1,612
347
320
216
222
1965—June 30..
Dec. 31. .
37,632
40,023
22,663
23,735
2,932
4,389
2,666
2,810
3,184
2,756
13,881
14,049
517
1,055
7,089
7,451
5,749
5,099
401
390
125
55
34
49
12,637
13,805
1,786
2,003
282
479
231
1966—June 30..
Dec. 31..
39,653
40,877
21,709
22,419
2,431
3,544
376
247
2,491
2,770
3,072
3,147
13,606
13,034
505
521
7,534
8,034
5,120
4,035
395
395
52
49
50
63
14,849
15,473
2,613
2,493
481
492
1967—June 30..
Dec. 30 ..
42,288
47,515
21,557
24,689
2,512
4,168
194
1,583
2,133
4,331
5,660
13,181
13,050
770
1,793
8,351
8,277
3,590
2,479
424
458
46
43
88
96
16,927
18,338
3,184
3,846
620
642
1968—June 2 9 ..
Dec. 31 ..
47,756
51,362
23,469
24,998
2,188
2,497
7,101
11,970
1,888
7,055
2,539
449
39
93
19,607
21,269
4,020
4,418
660
678
1969—June 3 0 ..
Dec. 31 ..
49,138
48,568
21,686
21,278
1,688
1,784
8,610
9,937
2,751
6,375
295
481
35
54
22,559
22 572
4,230
4 057
661
aa i
1970—June 30 ..
Dec. 31 ..
48,521
54,726
19,999
22,586
1,472
4,252
7,883
6,709
895
5,301
107
377
29
127
23,667
26,079
4,145
5 196
710
157
159
162
164
BANKS
144
147
149
151
MEMBER
For notes see end of Table 2.5 E.
‘
MEMBER
2.5 COUNTRY MEMBER BANKS — Continued
E.
D EPO SITS
[In millions o f dollars]
Time
D em and
Call date
Total
de
posits
Total
IP C
I Foreign I
1. govt.
I and j
r other
!
1
2 9 .....................
3 0 .....................
2 .....................
3 0 .....................
12,733
12,943
13,427
13,762
6,953
7,113
7,584
7,884
5,087
5,272
5,736
5,896
!
1940—M ar. 2 6 .....................
June 2 9 .....................
Dec. 3 1 .....................
13,854
13,950
15,132
7,882
7,921
9,003
5,832
5,960
6,846
1941— Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
4 .....................
3 0 .....................
24 ........ ............
3 1 .....................
15,319
15,799
16,532
17,415
9,109
9,545
10,215
11,127
6 886
7,282
7,805
8,500
^ 1942— Apr. 4 .....................
ts>
June 3 0 .....................
N>
Dec. 3 1 .....................
17,253
17,996
22,459
11,102
11,753
15,869
8,376
9,141
11,989
1943—June 3 0 .....................
Oct. 18.....................
Dec. 3 1 .....................
25,047
28,177
28,414
17,959
20,658
20,593
13,604
14,336
15,561
1944—..........Apr. 13..........
June 3 0 .....................
Dee. 3 0 .....................
29,532
31,248
35,871
21,261
22,547
25,975
15,677
15,609
18,350
1945— Mar. 2 0 .....................
June 3 0 .....................
Dec. 31.....................
35,900
38,798
43,418
25,363
27,542
30,907
19,014
18,945
21,797
1946
June 2 9 .....................
Sept. 3 0 .....................
Dec. 31.....................
43,049
43,342
43,066
29,515
29,441
28,996
22,594
23,536
245128
1947. June 3 0 .....................
O ct. 6 . ...................
Dec. 3 1 .....................
42,133
43,876
44,443
27,659
29,257
29,866
1948* Apr. 12.....................
June 3 0 .....................
Dec. 3 1 .....................
43,914
43,903
45,102
1949—A pr. 11.....................
June 3 0 .....................
Nov. 1 .....................
Dec. 3 1 .....................
1950 Apr. 2 4 .....................
June 30.....................
Oct. 4 .....................
Dcc. 3 0 ....................
1939— Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
Interbank
j
State i
and 1' U.S.
local
Govt.
govt, f
s
Dom estic
and
officers’
checks,
etc.
M utual
sa rings
35
37
33
29
29
29
I.
142
143
145
146
31
31
30
31
31
30
32
30
1.
1
145
143
140
30
31
32
27
27
20
1.
J.
11.
»
148
146
149
37
51
56
17
16
17
*.
52
52
57
15
15
14
!.
j
156
157
175
10,279
10,981
12,224
181
207
219
56
54
52
21
14
17
.
!.
.
13,534
13,901
14,070
13,226
13,577
13,727
242
254
272
48
54
55
18
17
17
\
8
7
7
14,475
14,619
14,576
14,101
14,229
14,177
308
324
337
49
50
45
17
17
17
814
798
943
8
9
8
14,872
14,900
14,781
14,456
14,473
14,369
354
364
350
46
49
49
15
14
13
.
427
462
477
579
796
762
868
979
8
8
10
9
14,906
14,895
14,886
14,774
14,453
14,433
14,406
14,289
385
383
394
400
56
67
73
73
12
12
13
13
.
.
.
493
549
558
715
844
850
894
1,111
8
9
10
10
15,060
15.076
14,947
14,877
14,544
14,555
14,414
14,339
429
434
444
443
74
75
76
82
13
12
13
12
.
.
.
.
568
538
633
1 269
1,269
1,341
1,370
^
1
J
‘
114
151
168
225
163
190
169
239
677
652
734
790
1,473 (
1,429
1,558 !
269
237
1,090
202
196
272
782
747
957
1,619 1
1.590
1,727 |
1,527
3,512
1,962
277
271
344
928
945
994
1 ,7 6 1 ;
1,743 :
1,868 |
2,601
3,926
4,230
288
314
369
929
951
1,149
1,959
1,939
2,004 i
2,952
5,195
5,465
361
346
435
1,068
1,108
1,199
2,269
2,328 :
2,391 1
3,194
2,155
877
453
441
524
997
972
1,067
23,380
24,528
25,203
2,511 i
2,487 1
2,647 :
424
794
432
451
435
528
885
1,006
1,049
29,042
29,003
30,321
24,136
24,161
25,248
2,772
2,839
2,925 ,
844
680
688
468
516
510
44,050
43,422
44,952
45,534
29,144
28,528
30,066
30,759
24,135
23,767
24,890
25,337
2,937
3,009
3,060
3,058 ,
842
520
762
797
45,357
45,888
46,753
48,897
30,297
30,812
31,806
34,020
24,949
25,122
26,400
27,980
3,136
3,246
3,116
3,282
866
1,036
828
922
l!
3
|
j
1
5,972
6,029
6,129
5,757
5,816
5,917
2
2
6 210
6,254
6,317
6,288
6,006
6,049
6,110
6,082
3
4
6,151
6.242
6.589
5,948
6,042
6,397
4
4
5
7,088
7,519
7,821
6,886
7,306
7,599
6
5
8
8,271
8,702
9,896
8,048
8,477
9,650
8
8
8
10,537
11,256
12.511
8
8
8
ji
151
147
150
m
164
187
2
2
1
f
Com- 1 Foreign
M utual ; mersavings s cial j|
J
147
143
151
2
5,557
5,619
5,632
5,677
j
25
26
27
26
1,205 i!
M 15 ]
1,184
i
!
5,780
5,830
5,843
5,878
Dom estic
46
40
35
35
438
439
511
571
!
State
:
1Foreign f and
t O ther
govt. , local
Savings ^ tim e
and " govt.
other
U.S.
G ovt.
and
postal
savings
153
145
148
140
114
135
131
172
j
Total
i
»
137
136
133
154
1
|
i
|
1
J Com- j Foreign
mer- !]
-cial j
1,176 1
1,130
1,073
1,090
i
Interbank
IPC
Certi-
BANKS
f
IPC
2
2
\
1
j
j
:i
1...............
!
1
!;
!
|
i
1
■
'i
;l
1
I
I.
.
f.
.
j.
L
.
!.
•
.
.
.
•
1951—Apr. 9 .....................
June 3 0 .....................
Oct. 10.....................
Dec. 3 1 .....................
47,940
47,877
50,001
52,288
32,995
32,764
34,615
36,744
26,646
26,562
28,601
30.234
3,286 I
3,404 !
3,336 j
3,554 |
1,523
1,248
1,032
876
1952
M ar.
June
Sept
Dec.
3 1 .....................
3 0 .....................
5 .....................
3 1 .....................
50,841
51,571
52,431
55,175
35,034
35,485
36,130
38,578
28,360
28,616
29,639
31.473
3,666
3,708 1
3,603 |
3,772 !
1,297
1,384
1,194
1,267
1953
Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
2 0 .....................
3 0 .....................
3 0 ....................
3 1 .....................
53,670
53,606
54,756
56,740
36,702
36,355
37,222
39,035
29.802
29,810
30,193
31,636
3,922
3,885
3,868
4,063
1,168
932
1,429
1,216
1954—Apr. 15.....................
June 3 0 .....................
Oct. 7 .....................
Dec. 3 1 .....................
55,351
55,943
57,770
59,360
37,245
37,464
38,922
40,551
29,959
29,898
31,244
32,736
4,321
4,261
4,068
4,263
1955—Apr. 11.....................
June 3 0 .....................
Oct. 5 .....................
Dec. 3 1 .....................
58,501
58,594
59,596
61,636
39,533
39,355
40,181
42,246
32,177
31,487
32,765
34.235
1956—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
10.....................
3 0 .....................
2 6 .....................
31.....................
60,364
60,591
61,129
64,289
40,651
40,605
40,909
43,950
195 7 -M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
14.....................
6 .....................
11.....................
3 1 .....................
61,841
62,192
64,501
65,991
to 1958— Mar. 4 .....................
June 2 3 .....................
Sept. 2 4 .....................
Dec. 31.....................
583
626
551
783
947
913
1,085
1,285
10
11
10
11
14,944
15,114
15,386
15,543
14,396
14,526
14,788
14,914
449
480
471
491
87
96
113
125
12
12
1
1
1
1
1
650
705
629
777
1,048
1,060
1,053
1,278
13
12
13
11
15,807
16,087
16,301
16,597
15,157
15,413
15,621
15,908
503
521
526
525
134
141
142
152
1
1
12
1
1
1
1
763
664
820
1,037
1,049
1,055
1,288
11
11
12
12
16,968
17,251
17,535
17,704
16,277
16,531
16,810
16,921
528
553
557
615
151
154
154
153
1
1
1
1
1
1,069
1,362
1,635
1,271
739
720
654
795
1,145
1,212
1,311
1,469
13
11
11
17
18,106
18,479
18,848
18,809
17,261
17,553
17,850
17,826
677
759
815
799
151
148
162
163
16
15
17
19
1
3
3
3
4,191
4,433
4,293
4,425
1,085
1,339
1,057
1,061
785
831
775
1,020
1,282
1,249
1,277
1,488
13
15
15
17
18,968
19,239
19,414
19,390
17,977
18,232
18,390
18,371
813
830
850
844
158
158
156
157
18
16
16
16
3
3
3
2
33,012
32,383
33,088
35.473
4,390
4,581
4,399
4,538
1,116
1,372
1,361
1,160
769
934
805
1,183
1,348
1,321
1,243
1,580
16
15
15
16
19,713
19,986
20,219
20,339
18,640
18,950
19,182
19,324
906
871
875
847
150
148
145
146
15
15
15
15
2
2
2
7
40,775
40,568
42,075
43,545
33,381
32,635
34,249
35,029
4,533
4,740
4,448
4,669
711
1,097
1,217
1,181
860
835
769
1,027
1,275
1,243
1,374
1,621
14
18
17
18
21,066
21,624
22,427
22,447
19,981
20,491
21,312
21,366
912
962
956
928
143
142
138
135
24
23
14
13
7
7
7
5
64,101
65,741
66,877
70,277
41,007
41,425
41,892
45,103
33,138
32,573
33,854
36,498
4,714
4,769
4,610
4,819
969
1,857
1,197
1,175
811
943
862
1,032
1,358
1,267
1,355
1,565
17
15
14
13
23,093
24,315
24,985
25,174
21,897
22,811
23,481
23,755
1,047
1,331
1,328
1,250
130
135
131
132
14
33
39
31
5
5
5
5
I
i
j
!
.
668
68,070
69,175
70,790
72,323
42,583
43,061
44,430
45,942
34.802
35,150
35,823
37,003
4,682 I
4,718
4,841
4,972
846 i
950
1,407 I
1,508
938
944
970
857
1,302
1,281
1,373
1,578
14
19
16
24
25,488
26,114
26,360
26,380
24,047
24,620
25,039
25,146
1,282
1,320
1,155
1,077
125
140
137
132
29
28
20
16
5
6
8
8
I960— Mar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
15.....................
15.....................
3 .....................
3 1 .....................
71,597
72,222
73,489
76,004
44,337
44,490
44,736
46,956
35,686
36,014
37,598
4,923
4,986
5,083
1,951
1,725
1,783
616
631
593
713
1,296
1,285
1,399
1,755
15
14
18
23
27,260
27,732
28,753
29,048
25,910
26,289
27,125
27,327
1,192
1.290
1,467
1,562
132
127
127
122
18
17
22
27
8
9
12
10
1961—Apr.
June
Sept.
Dec.
12.....................
3 0 .....................
2 7 .....................
3 0 .....................
74,797
75,407
77,306
81,646
44,614
44,549
45,906
49,777
36,792
35,525
36,490
40,091
2
6
6
4
4,842
5,226
5,008
5,320
877
1,730
2,423
1,641
607
657
556
796
161
149
152
171
1,314
1,243
1,257
1,739
20
14
15
15
30,183
30,858
31,400
31,869
25,432
25,843
26,183
26,749
2,854
3,104
3,253
3,079
4
5
6
6
1,736
1,752
1,810
1,891
117
116
112
108
3
5
5
5
30
29
28
29
6
3
4
3
1962— Mar.
June
Sept.
Dec.
2 6 .....................
3 0 .....................
2 8 .....................
2 8 .....................
79,061
81,577
84,178
87,342
45,484
46,727
48,197
50,599
36,425
36,656
37,961
40,795
3
4
3
7
5,093
5,261
5,398
5,337
1,940
2,601
2,623
1,931
570
676
618
756
155
171
148
173
1,283
1,342
1,427
1,580
14
17
17
19
33,577
34,851
35,981
36,744
27,028
27,609
28,257
28,835
4,270
4,923
5,389
5,506
6
8
7
9
2,125
2,158
2,178
2,242
103
104
102
100
7
8
7
8
35
37
38
41
2
3
3
2
1963—Mar. 18.....................
June 2 9 .....................
Dec. 2 0 .....................
86,513
89,470
92,759
48,411
50,039
52,010
38,866
38,697
41,872
5
4
4
5,456
5,610
5,590
1,752
3,332
1,960
700
755
790
172
177
166
1,440
1,440
1,597
19
25
29
38,102
39,431
40,749
29,396
30,155
30,673
6,043
6,481
7,146
7
10
11
2,504
2,631
2,778
97
94
86
13
17
12
42
42
43
1
1
1
1964—June 3 0 ..................... 94,733
Dec. 3 1 ..................... 101,581
51,881
56,340
40,736
45,292
4
6
5,674
6,031
2,872
1,760
856
1,068
194
187
1,511
1,954
34
41
42,853
45,240
31,695
33,007
8,044
8,756
11
40
2,956
3,283
83
83
14
9
48
52
2
10
1965—June 3 0 ..................... 103,304
Dec. 3 1 ..................... 110,738
54.847
58,990
42,805
47,611
5
4
6,010
6,360
3,222
1,501
979
1,143
191
241
1,593
2,076
41
54
48,457
51,748
34,828
36,782
9,870
10,709
40
42
3,566
4,064
81
77
7
9
56
57
9
8
1966—June 3 0 ..................... 112,702
Dec. 3 1 ..................... 118,320
57,749
60,537
44,917
48,701
5
4
6,781
6,805
3,052
1,474
1,082
1,161
196
197
1,664
2,138
52
57
54,953
57,783
37,304
37,328
13,398
16,026
43
30
4,071
4,260
74
71
5
50
46
10
17
6
BANKS
12.....................
10.....................
6 .....................
3 1 .....................
MEMBER
1959—M ar.
June
Oct.
Dec.
MEMBER
2.5
COUNTRY MEMBER BANKS— Continued
E.
D EPO SITS—Continued
[In millions o f dollars]
Demand
Time
Call date
IPC
Foreign
govt.
and
other
State
and
local
govt.
U.S.
Govt.
C erti
fied
and
officers*
checks,
etc.
IPC
Interbank
Domestic
Total
Com*
M utual I mersavings
cial
Foreign
Savings
Other
time
BANKS
Interbank
IPC
Total
de
posits
Foreign
govt.
and
other
State
and
local
govt.
U.S.
Govt.
and
postal
savings
Domestic
C om
m er
cial
Foreign
M utual
savings
1967-
121,436
Dec. 30................... 131,773
58,383
65,491
46,667
52,620
4
4
7,064
7,142
1,380
1,564
1,221
1,395
210 I 1,795
2,390
318
42
57
63,053
66,281
37,893
39,308
19,881
21,482
44
40
5,054
5,272
75
83
23
6
75
77
8
13
1968=
133,435
Dec. 31................... 145.287
63,252
70,698
50,452
57,259
6
4
7,382
7,703
1,811
1,281
1,343
1,612
230
233
1.977
2,549
51
58
70,183
74,589
39,674
40,120
24,899
28,173
35
56
5,395
6,043
78
86
14
7
73
94
15
11
1969-
144,327
Dec. 31................... 148,579
67,524
72,753
54,427
58,297
4
7
7,490
7,905
1,447
1,671
1,641
1,721
225
281
2,240
2,799
49
72
76,803
75,826
39,670
39,022
31,141
31,709
41
37
5,776
4,920
88
54
5
21
74
60
7
2
1970=
148,452
Dec. 31.................... 162.288
68,929
75,785
54,584
59,978
3
4
7,670
8,045
2,259
2,592
1,650
1,779
236
241
2,471
3,078
56
68
79,523
86,502
39,084
40,752
34,075
37,569
48
49
6,176
7,885
60
112
9
21
58
113
14
GENERAL NOTES TO TABLES 2.1 TH ROUGH 2.5:
i—*
Beginning June 30, 1969, figures take into account the
IO following changes made effective as o f that date: (1) inclusion
of consolidated reports (including figures for all bankpremises subsidiaries and other significant majority-owned
domestic subsidiaries) and (2) reporting o f figures for total
loans and for individual categories o f securities on a gross
basis-=thot is, before deduction o f valuation reserves—
rather than as previously reported.
Beginning June 30,1969. a small member bank in the Virgin
Islands, and through June 30, 1970, a small bank engaged
exclusively in trust business, have been excluded.
NOTES TO SPEC IFIC PARTS O F TA BLES:
Pari “ C ” of all tables:
P a rt “D " of all tables:
1The following tabulation shows, for each class o f m ember bank, the
am ounts, (in millions o f dollars) of Federal funds and o f securities pur
chased under agreements to resell that have been included in various loan
items:
1 Beginning with Dec. 31, 1965, com ponents shown a t par
rather than a t book value; they do not add to the total (shown
a t book value) and are not com parable with earlier figures.
Reserve city member banks
Date
All
member
New
York
City
Chi
cago
Included in "‘loans to banks":
1965—Dec. 31......... . . .
1966—June 30......... . . .
Dec. 31......... . . .
1,861
1,772
2,119
412
134
109
72
no
31
Other
C oun
try
Federal Funds
471
526
817
905
1,002
1,161
Included in ‘"other loans":
Federal funds
and securities purchased under agreements to resell
1967 ’June
Dec.
1968—June
Dec.
1969—June
Dec.
1970—June
Dec.
30...............
30...............
3 0 ........
31 ...............
30...............
31 ...............
30...............
31...............
3,377
3,438
4,041
5,550
5,444
7,356
8,267
12,677
423
415
556
747
992
802
553
774
192
266
192
312
207
215
383
475
1,168
1,219
1,422
2,197
1,997
3,020
3,473
6,007
1,594
1,538
1.871
2.295
2,248
3,318
3,858
5,420
2 Beginning with June 30, 1966, loans to farm ers guaranteed by the CCC
are classified as securities (“ Federal agency” under “ O ther bonds, notes,
and debentures”).
Section 3
INSURED BANKS
Contents
IN T R O D U C T IO N ________________ ____127
B A C K G R O U N D IN F O R M A T IO N
A N D SOURCES O F DATA_______
127
TA B U LA R G R O U P IN G S A N D
C O V ER A G E_______________________128
125
Tables
3.1
3.2
Insured Commercial Banks, June and December Call Dates, 1939-70
A. Total Assets and N um ber of Banks.................................................................... ........ 130
B. Total Liabilities_____________________________ ___________________ _— ___ 132
C. Loans_________________________________________________________— ...134
D. Investments______________ ___ _________________________________ _____—_ 136
E. Deposits__________________________________________________________ ____ 138
Insured M utual Savings Banks, June and December Call Dates, 1939-70
A. Principal Assets________________________________________________ _______
140
B. Principal Liabilities and Num ber of Banks_______________________ _—
..... 141
126
INSURED BANKS
Section 3
INTRODUCTION
M ost of the series for insured banks, pre
sented in this section, are the same as, or sim
ilar to, those for mem ber banks, as described
in Section 2. F o r details concerning the series
presented in this section, readers may there
fore find it helpful to refer to the text of
Section 2. The m aterials shown below are
largely of a background nature.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION AND SOURCES OF DATA
All mem ber banks of the Federal Reserve
System, both national and State, have their de
posits insured by the FDIC. Nonm em ber banks
are adm itted to insurance upon application to
and approval by the Corporation. The maxi
mum am ount of insurance for each deposit
account has been raised from time to time since
the Corporation was created. A t the end of
1970 the maximum was $20,000.1
Call reports are required by law to be rend
ered by national banks to the Com ptroller of
Statistics of assets and liabilities of insured
banks, based on tabulations of so-called “call
report” data at semiannual intervals, provide
detailed inform ation for the largest coverage of
banks now reporting on a com parable basis.
Detailed figures by States and by m ajor classes
of insured banks were published by the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation (F D IC ) for
end-of-June and end-of-December dates for the
period June 1934 through December 1968 in a
report entitled Assets and Liabilities of Oper
ating Insured Banks. Beginning with June
1969, the report was expanded to .cover all
commercial and mutual savings banks, and it is
entitled Assets and Liabilities— Commercial
and M utual Savings Banks.
1 In late 1974 the maximum for individual accounts
and for demand accounts o f public units was raised
to $40,000, and full insurance for time and savings
accounts up to $100,000 was approved for public
units.
127
Insured Banks
the Currency and by State member banks of
the Federal Reserve System to their respective
Federal Reserve Banks at least three times a
year.2 Insured nonmember banks are required
to submit reports of condition at such times as
the FD IC may request; since its inauguration
the Corporation has always called for at least
two such reports each year, as of June and
December. In recent years all three regulatory
agencies have requested spring and fall calls
in addition to those for m idyear and year-end.
The F D IC combines summary figures for
national banks and State member banks of the
Federal Reserve System with corresponding
summary figures compiled by the Corporation
from the reports of insured nonm em ber banks,
thus arriving at the aggregate statistics covering
all insured banks.3 The compilation is facili
tated by the fact that the forms of call reports
prescribed for national banks, State member
banks, and insured nonmember banks are sub
stantially the same.4
2 A ll S tate b anks a n d tru st com panies in th e D is
tric t o f C o lu m b ia, w hether in su re d o r n o ninsured, are
re q u ire d to subm it re p o rts o f co n d itio n to the C o m p
tro lle r o f th e C u rre n cy . In ad d itio n , th o se th a t are
m em b ers o f the F e d e ra l R eserve System a re req u ired
to su b m it c o n d itio n re p o rts to th e F e d e ra l R eserve
B ank o f R ichm ond.
3 T h e C o m p tro lle r o f the C u rre n cy sum m arizes
th e c o n d itio n re p o rts o f n a tio n a l banks, a n d the
B o ard o f G o v e rn o rs of th e F e d e ra l R eserve System
su m m arizes th o se o f S tate m em b e r banks.
4T h e F D IC provides a special fo rm o f re p o rt fo r
insured m u tu a l savings b an k s th a t are not m em bers
of th e F e d e ra l R eserve System . H ow ever, m u tu a l sav
ings b anks th a t a re m em b ers o f th e F e d e ra l R eserve
System subm it re p o rts o n the sam e fo rm as insured
com m ercial banks. D u rin g 1941, th ree m u tu a l sav
ings b anks becam e m em b ers o f th e F e d e ra l R eserve
System . T h e th re e re m a in e d m em bers un til 1960,
w hen o n e o f th em w ithdrew fro m m em bership.
A n o th e r w ithdrew in 1961, a n d the la st o n e in 1962.
TABULAR GROUPINGS AND COVERAGE
Table 3.1 of this section shows data for all
insured commercial banks, corresponding to
those shown for all member banks in Tables
2.1-2.5 of Section 2 of this publication. Table
3.2 summarizes data for insured mutual sav
ings banks. The statistics include the assets and
liabilities of any insured banks in U.S. posses
sions. On December 31, 1970, there were nine
insured banks in the possessions; one was a
national bank in the Virgin Islands, and— like
other national banks— it was a member of the
Federal Reserve System. It should be noted
that whereas the assets and liabilities of these
banks are included in the figures given in this
section, they are excluded from the figures for
insured commercial and mutual savings banks
given in Section 1, Table 1.6. Their exclusion
does not appreciably affect the aggregates for all
insured banks, because the nine banks in the
possessions had total assets of only $3.7 billion
at the end of 1970, or a little m ore than Vz
of 1 per cent of the total for all insured banks.
Additional statistics relating to insured banks
are given in Sections 1 and 6.
128
INSURED
3.1 INSURED COMMERCIAL BANKS, 1939-70
A.
TOTAL ASSETS AND NUMBER OF BANKS
(Assets in millions o f dollars]
Call date
Balances with—
Investments
Total
assets
Total
Loans
Total
U.S.
! Other
G ovt.
securities
securities
Reserve
with
F. R.
Banks
Currency
and
coin
Domes
tic
banks
Foreign
banks
Cash
items
B ank
prem
ises.
etc.
O ther
real
estate
c
Cus
tom ers’
liability
Other
assets
N um ber
of
banks
accept
ances
1939-—June 30............
Dec. 30.............
59.426
63,147
38,033
39,294
16,040
16,866
21,993
22,428
15,038
15,567
6,955
6,860
10,011
11,604
918
1,067
6,142
7,319
44
25
2,239
1,861
1,107
1,091
610
566
104
110
217
210
13,569
13,535
1940—Jane 29............
Dec. 31............
65,589
70,720
39,836
42,561
17,014
18.397
22,821
24.163
15,901
17,064
6,920
7,099
13,751
13,992
984
1,235
7,540
8,204
16
12
1,573
2,847
1,081
1,071
507
463
81
84
221
251
13,480
13,438
1941--June 30............
Dec. 31............
72,984
76,827
46,192
49,294
19,913
21,262
26,279
28,032
19,371
21,047
6,908
6,985
12,959
12,396
1,243
1,359
8,299
8,574
10
11
2,489
3,453
1,067
1,061
429
370
79
73
218
237
13,423
13,430
1942--June 30............
Dec. 31............
78,710
95,459
52,649
66,251
19,922
18,906
32,726
47,344
25,936
40,712
6,790
6,632
12,295
13,072
1,291
1,307
8,106
9,085
13
13
2,678
4,117
1,060
1,048
339
301
59
41
219
226
13,403
13,347
1943--June 30............
Dec. 31............
102,405
112,246
75,282
83,522
17,392
18,843
57,890
64,678
51,542
58,694
6,348
5,985
12,092
12,834
1,450
1,447
8,436
8,451
19
20
3,540
4,438
1,023
994
257
207
54
45
252
287
13,302
13,274
1944—June 30............
Dec. 30............
122,647
134,613
93,960
103,408
20,732
21,355
73,228
82,053
67,104
75,896
6,124
6,157
12,812
14,260
1,468
1,626
8,785
9,797
18
17
4,108
4,047
972
940
172
139
52
63
302
317
13,269
13,268
1945--June 30............
Dec. 31............
143,457
152,582
112,380
121,835
23,379
25,769
89,001
96,067
82,422
88,933
6,579
7,133
14,806
15,810
1,477
1,832
9,967
11,082
24
24
3,384
5,555
918
903
116
100
41
66
342
375
13,282
13,302
1946—June 2 9 ...........
Dec. 31............
150,743
147,365
117,438
112,208
26,796
30,740
90,642
81,468
82,998
73,575
7,644
7,893
15,999
16,013
1,473
2,015
9,109
9,489
34
57
5,237
6,130
900
902
92
85
92
118
368
346
13,335
13,359
1947--June 30............
Dec. 31............
144,373
152,773
110,712
114,304
33,258
37,592
77,454
76,712
69,155
67,960
8.299
8,752
16,039
17,796
1,806
2,148
8,504
9,742
35
26
5,814
7,225
914
936
83
80
87
143
378
373
13,391
13,403
1948--June 30.............
Dec. 31............
147,244
I52,163
111,823
112,317
39,382
41,979
72,441
70,339
63,507
61,407
8,933
3,932
17,355
20,404
2,065
1,941
8,244
8,955
23
30
6,020
6,768
967
999
82
80
193
180
471
489
13,420
13.419
1949—June 30 ............
Dec. 3 1 ............
147,216
155,319
111,779
118.323
40,535
42,499
71.243
75,824
61,988
65,847
9,255
9,977
17,807
16,428
2,039
1,988
7,786
9,476
18
42
6,083
7,288
1,028
1,046
90
93
135
171
453
464
13,423
13,436
1950—June 30 ............
Dec. 3 0 ...........
154,701
166,792
119,977
125,007
44,379
51,809
75,598
73,198
64,609
61,047
10,989
12,151
15,863
17,458
1,815
2,165
8,378
10,481
51
142
6,799
9,619
1,071
1,109
107
110
175
217
466
484
13,449
13,446
J951--June 30............
Dec. 31............
163,351
177,449
124,327
131,044
54,408
57,371
69,919
73,673
57,482
60,599
12,437
13,074
18,945
19,911
1,863
2,686
8,679
11,598
120
49
7,400
9,998
1,155
1,193
116
123
239
330
508
518
13,451
13,455
1952--Ju n e 30............
Dec. 31............
175,339
186,682
132,788
140,105
58,861
63,824
73,927
76,280
60,186
62,408
13,741
13,872
19,331
19,809
2,384
2,750
9,964
11,521
40
75
8,599
10,144
1,249
1,291
122
123
290
329
573
535
13,450
13,439
1953--June 30............
Dec. 31............
179,586
J91,063
136,485
144,118
64,723
67,266
71,761
76,851
57,766
62,473
13,995
14-379
19,446
19,995
2,586
2,508
9,917
11,764
59
64
8,822
10,148
1,344
1,392
127
128
279
378
521
569
13,435
13,432
1954--June 30............
Dec. 31............
188,643
200,588
144,800
154,483
67,011
70,341
77,789
84,142
62,561
68,121
15,228
16.021
18,924
18,734
2,652
2,471
10,724
11,887
62
118
8,879
10,024
1,450
1,523
121
124
362
583
669
641
13,400
13 f 323
1955--June 3 0 ..........
Dec. 31............
197,566
209,145
153,882
159,601
74,931
82,360
78,951
77,240
62,454
60,877
16,498
16,364
17,941
18.721
2,683
2,684
10,274
11,778
102
98
9,765
13,279
1,602
1,700
142
154
440
427
734
703
13,287
13,237
BANKS
Loans and investments
1956—June 30............
Dec. 31............
204,252
216,145
158,818
164,090
86,691
90,143
72,127
73,947
55,941
57,958
16,185
15,990
18,232
18,706
2,276
3,270
10,573
12,529
66
60
11,067
13,879
1,802
1,894
164
176
488
709
766
832
13,229
13,218
1957--June 6 ..............
Dec. 31............
207,182
221,534
163,528
169,131
90,913
93,801
72,615
75,330
56,072
57,686
16,542
17,644
18,500
18,972
2,748
3,346
9,549
12,117
74
78
8,927
13,707
1,998
2,096
193
219
757
988
908
881
13,211
13,165
19S8--June 23............
Dec. 31............
226,624
237,473
178,881
184,188
95,487
98,132
83,394
86,057
63,592
65,789
19,802
20,267
18,568
18,426
3,028
3,259
10,722
12,399
106
114
10,906
14,594
2,229
2,322
239
249
957
855
988
1,067
13,144
13,124
1959-—June 10............
Dec. 31............
232,487
243,423
185,140
189,277
103,282
110,695
81,858
78,582
61,464
58,391
20,394
20,192
18,084
17,931
3,119
3,010
10,166
11,984
97
111
11,222
16,176
2,453
2,624
266
276
738
760
1,202
1,274
13,097
13,114
1960—June 15............
Dec. 31............
241,329
256,323
189,182
198,542
115,186
117,522
73,996
81,020
54,408
60,522
19,588
20,498
17,917
16,720
3,253
3,347
10,759
13,434
96
140
14,856
18,261
2,768
2,829
316
375
982
1,409
1,200
1,265
13,147
13,126
1961--Ju n e 30............
Dec. 30............
252,632
277,374
200,902
214,469
117,849
124,807
83,052
89,662
61,350
66,091
21,703
23,571
16,488
16,918
2,901
3,693
10,978
13,898
145
249
14,885
21,424
2,992
3,102
414
442
1,433
1,652
1,493
1,528
13,136
13,115
1962--Ju n e 30............
Dec. 2 8 ............
275,130
295,983
219,787
234,935
129,130
140,023
90,657
94,912
63,980
65,966
26,676
28,946
16,839
17,680
3,185
4,259
11,546
12,821
178
237
16,755
18,802
3,236
3,403
463
481
1,457
1,619
1,684
1,745
13,111
13,126
1963--Ju n e 29............
Dec. 2 0 ............
298,809
311,791
240,183
253,405
144,965
155,933
95,218
97,472
63,122
62,812
32,095
34,660
16,529
17,150
3,487
4,053
12,265
12,012
245
299
18,350
16,931
3,682
3,945
445
449
1,550
1,591
2,072
1,954
13,196
13,291
1964— June 30............
Dec. 31............
321,084
345,130
259,491
276,056
164,480
175,096
95,010
100,960
58,954
62,588
36,057
38,372
16,774
17,581
4,553
4,552
12,439
14,649
366
301
18,838
22,951
4,587
4,754
1,691
1,697
2,345
2,591
13,401
13,493
1965--Ju n e 30............
Dec. 31............
352,795
375,394
286,424
304,765
188,118
201,114
98,306
103,651
56,496
59,210
41,810
44,441
17,842
17,992
4,991
4,866
12,633
14,839
260
256
20,942
22,484
4,983
5,144
1,825
1,863
2,896
3,186
13,535
13,547
1966—June 30............
Dec. 31............
384,908
402,946
314,206
322,742
212,673
218,456
101,533
104,286
53,180
55,904
48,353
48,382
18,094
19,069
5,247
5,457
13,133
15,394
223
251
22,911
28,481
5,397
5,620
2,065
2,178
3,631
3,755
13,559
13,541
1967--Ju n e 30............
Dec. 30............
411,917
450,713
335,012
359,973
224,792
236,710
110,220
123,264
53,976
62,229
56,244
61,034
18,999
20,275
4,860
5,953
14,150
17,065
245
280
26,423
33,959
5,684
6,007
256
283
2,356
2,315
3,931
4,602
13,533
13,517
196R-—June 29............
Dec. 31............
456,304
505,453
367,428
406,440
245,223
271,198
122,205
135,242
58,311
64,171
63,894
71,071
20,846
21,230
5,195
7,216
14,988
18,425
216
264
33,605
36,134
6,316
6,657
325
323
2,403
2,473
4,981
6,291
13,519
13,488
1969-—June 30............
Dec. 31............
516,579
530,715
410,491
421,849
284,804
296,464
125,686
125,385
52,845
54,530
72,841
70,855
19,805
21,453
6,266
7,347
16,870
19,620
275
321
44,340
40,594
7,564
8,070
344
361
3,101
3,309
7,523
7,791
13,473
13,473
1970-—June 30............
Dec. 31............
529,911
576,351
423,380
461,361
296,931
314,142
126,450
147,219
51,391
61,617
75,059
85,602
21,532
23,325
7,107
7,084
17,625
22,490
344
395
38,479
39,753
8,550
9,143
388
407
3,955
3,753
8,551
8,638
13,487
13,511
For notes see last page of Part E o f this table.
INSURED
BANKS
INSURED
3.1
INSURED COMMERCIAL BANKS, 1939-70 — Continued
B.
TO TA L LIA BILITIES
[In millions o f dollars]
Call date
NJ
Total
Inter
bank
U.S.
Govt.
C apital accounts
Postal
sav
ings
Other
demand
Other
time
Bor
row
ings
Accept
ances
ou t
stand
ing
Other
liabil
ities
Stocks
Sur
plus
Total
Com
mon
Pre
ferred
U ndi
vided
profits
Reserves
for
contin
gencies,
etc.
M em oran
dum—
Demand
deposits
adjusted
1939—June 3 0 ...
Dec. 3 0 ...
59,426
63,147
52,327
56,076
7,943
9,523
753
808
65
51
28,733
30,695
14,834
14,998
16
14
122
126
446
406
6,515
6,524
2,427
2,432
528
482
2,381
2,443
799
789
380
378
26,494
28,834
1940— June 2 9 ...
Dec. 3 1 ...
65,589
70,720
58,425
63,469
9,795
10,539
789
701
41
35
32,520
36,670
15,28!
15,525
14
11
96
98
447
467
6,606
6,673
2,436
2,441
457
431
2,484
2,563
837
838
394
400
30,947
33,823
1941—June 3 0 ...
Dec. 3 1 ...
72,984
76,827
65,617
69,421
10,546
10,654
702
1,797
28
25
38,658
41,302
15,682
15,643
11
10
94
87
489
467
6,773
6,842
2,452
2,469
407
380
2,603
2,686
898
896
413
412
36,170
37,849
1942—June 3 0 ...
Dec. 3 1 ...
78,710
95,459
71,162
87,820
10,076
11,144
1,806
8,215
22
13
43,898
52,344
15,360
16,103
12
10
69
46
514
526
6,953
7,056
2,859
2,849
2,741
2,802
936
972
417
434
41,221
48,227
1943—June 3 0 ...
Dec. 31. ..
102,405
1J2,246
94,582
104,116
10,681
10,705
7,765
10,068
9
7
58,8(8
64,369
17,309
18,967
24
46
61
55
508
576
7,229
7,454
2,841
2,875
2,887
3,090
1,039
1,006
462
483
55,278
59,931
1944—June 3 0 ...
Dec. 3 0 ...
122,647
134,613
114,180
125,752
11,038
12,074
18,865
19,862
6
5
63,319
70,024
20,952
23,786
84
122
58
73
615
677
7,711
7,990
2 895
2 912
3,190
3,402
1,130
1,169
496
506
60,212
65,977
1945—June 3 0 ...
Dec. 3 1 ...
143,457
157,582
134,282
147,811
12,401
13,884
23,583
23,841
5
5
71,448
80.290
26,845
29,791
65
215
49
77
718
807
8,341
8,672
2,978
3,032
3,529
3,785
1,294
1,293
541
562
68,063
74,735
1946—Junc 2 9 ...
Dec. 31. ..
150,743
147,365
140,649
137,029
12,008
12,320
13,045
3,047
5
5
83,534
88,232
32,057
33,426
83
39
110
133
832
875
9.070
9,288
3,071
3 142
3,933
4,060
1,485
1,495
581
591
78,296
82,101
1947—June 3 0 ...
Dcc. 31. ..
144,373
152,773
133,696
141,887
11,243
12,670
1,355
1,433
5
5
86,699
92,992
34,395
34,789
60
61
100
167
958
921
9,560
9,736
3 171
3 194
4,183
4,316
1,644
1,650
562
575
80,884
85,767
1948—June 3 0 ...
Dec. 3 1 ...
147,244
152,163
135,981
140,683
11,035
11,900
2,160
2,436
6
6
87,456
90,998
35,324
35,342
63
53
216
202
1,027
1,064
9,957
10,160
3 230
3 264
4,391
4,504
1,804
1,873
533
520
81,436
84,230
1949—June 3 0 ...
Dec. 3 1 ...
147,216
155,319
135,416
143,194
10,578
12,369
2,296
3,232
86,715
91,891
35,821
35,696
27
14
150
200
1,169
1,262
10,454
10,649
3.368
3 395
4,552
4,803
2,010
1 ,954
524
496
80,632
84,602
1950—June 3 0 ...
Dec. 3 0 ...
154,701
166,792
141,992
153,498
11,067
13,746
3,778
2,979
6
7
9
10
90,798
100,813
36,338
35,949
37
87
194
249
1,400
1,678
11,078
11,281
3 483
3 518
4,986
5,200
2,108
2,093
502
469
83,999
91,195
1951—June 3 0 ...
Dec. 3 1 ...
163,351
177,449
149,684
163,172
11,583
14,783
6,323
3,615
22
27
95,335
107,172
36,419
37,575
69
38
269
357
1,688
2,015
11,641
11,923
3,629
3,699
5,322
5,504
2,238
2,259
453
461
87,935
97,174
1952—June 30. ..
Dec. 31..
175,339
186,682
160,622
171,357
13,105
14,998
6,096
5,263
32
33
102,376
110,662
39,013
40,401
91
189
308
348
2,015
2,203
12,303
12,585
3,833
3,876
5,666
5,938
2,353
2,307
451
464
93,777
100,518
1953—June 30 ...
Dec. 3 1 ...
179.586
191.063
164,046
175,083
13,250
15,557
3,959
4,455
32
30
104,812
111,628
41,992
43,412
105
59
297
403
2,164
2,253
12.975
13,265
3,965
4,031
6,080
6,284
2.471
2,499
458
451
95,990
101,489
1954 = June 30 ...
Dec. 31. ..
188,643
200,588
172,458
183,309
15,056
16,383
5,895
4.525
30
32
106,066
115,709
45,411 1
46,660
50
23
376
612
2,019
2,366
13,741
14,279
4,137
4,287
6,436
6,857
2,701 '
2,653
467
482
97,188
105,684
1955—June 30. .
Dec. 31. ..
197,566
209,145
180,174
190,989
14,806
16,283
5,439
4,066
31
31
112,227
122,397
47.671
48,213
138
150
462
456
2,185
2,541
14,607
15,009
4,457
4,567
6,976
7,209
2,724
2,777
449
457
102,462
109,118
BANKS
Deposits
Total
liabil
ities
and
capital
u>
u>
1956—June 3 0 ...
Dec. 3 1 ...
204,252
216,145
185,179
196,507
14,876
17,291
5,568
4,071
30
28
115,150
124,641
49,555
50,476
342
63
513
740
2,588
2,815
15,631
16,020
4,758
4,872
7,496
7,760
2,930
2,941
447
446
104,083
110,762
1957—June 6 ...
Dec. 31 ...
207,182
221,534
185,405
200,485
14,105
16,763
3,664
4,181
26
25
114,088
123,442
53,523
56,075
1,437
68
786
1,029
2,996
2,866
16,558
17,086
5,005
5,169
7,859
8,242
3,268
3,232
425
443
113,261
109,735
1958—June 2 3 ...
Dec. 3 1 ...
226,624
237,473
203,437
215,169
15,931
17,876
9,469
4,590
24
22
116,609
129,558
61,405
63,123
1,126
70
987
891
3,180
3,153
17,894
18,191
5,290
5,418
8,398
8,789
3,733
3,457
472
527
105,703
114,965
1959—June 10...
Dec. 3 1 ...
232,487
243,423
206,706
219,012
15,360
16,867
3,086
5,324
21
20
123,008
130,983
65,231
65,818
2,762
609
769
809
3,456
3,762
18,793
19,232
5,690
,5,861
8,976
9,276
3,657
3,632
469
462
111,786
114,806
1960—June 15...
Dec. 31 ...
241,329
256,323
212,965
228,993
15,089
18,605
6,656
6,194
19
18
124,350
132,832
66,851
71,344
2,580
152
1,023
1,451
4,755
5,068
20,006
20,658
6,092
6,208
9,464
9,916
4,011
4,021
440
514
109,494
114,571
1961—June 30 ...
Dec. 3 0 ...
252,632
277,374
224,266
247,905
13,792
18,084
6,646
6,223
18
17
124,717
141,400
79,093
82,181
433
462
1,461
1,689
5,061
5,195
21,410
22,123
6,464
6,622
10,215
10,798
4,214
4,157
518
546
109,832
119,976
1962—June 3 0 ...
Dec. 2 8 ...
275,130
295,983
244,618
261,443
14,639
16,263
9,835
7,091
18
18
128,333
140,534
91,794
97,536
773
3,584
1,499
1,656
5,391
5,547
22,849
23,752
6,826
6,937
11,106
11,458
4,372
4,790
544
567
111,578
121,733
1963—June 2 9 ...
Dec. 2 0 ...
298,809
311,791
265,565
274,647
15,333
15,557
11,270
6,997
i7
17
133,184
141,112
105,761
110,962
1,499
3,577
1,597
1,620
5,913
6,625
24,235
25,322
7,172
7,451
11,819
12,163
4,663
5,113
579
595
114,833
124,181
1964—June 3 0 ...
Dec. 3 1 ...
321,084
345,130
284,551
306,230
15,725
18,439
10,509
6,772
19
20
138,754
154,503
119,543
126,497
2,039
2,591
1,724
1,737
6,355
7,134
26,413
27,438
8,304
8,739
12,552
12,893
4,913
5,113
645
693
119,916
131,552
1965—June 30 ...
Dec. 31 ...
352,795
375,394
310,752
331,513
16,897
19,111
12,054
5,805
18
144,655
160,145
137,127
146,451
3,576
4,337
1,855
1,898
7,493
7,742
29,120
29,905
9,929
10,200
13,082
13,465
5,363
5,438
745
802
123,714
137,661
1966— June 3 0 ...
Dec. 3 1 ...
384,908
402,946
338,405
352,840
17,851
20,425
11,237
5,248
153,323
167,233
155,993
159,935
4,138
4,729
2,106
2,234
9,305
11,450
30,954
31,693
10,543
10,648
13,702
13,999
5,875
6,166
835
880
130,411
138,752
1967—June 3 0 ...
Dec. 3 0 ...
411,917
450,713
360,210
395,796
19,240
22,905
5,436
5,524
160,508
183,585
175,025
183,782
5,062
5,549
2,412
2,382
11,302
12,980
32,931
34,006
11,126
11,325
14,372
14,983
6,539
6,611
895
1,087
134,085
149,625
1968—June 2 9 ...
Dec. 3 1 ...
456,304
500,238
394,543
434,652
21,415
25,654
5,291
5,389
177,185
199,235
190,652
204,374
7,932
8,683
2,466
2,509
16,000
17,767
35,363
36,628
9,580
9,773
2,286
2,201
15,326
16,174
7.142
7,420
1,028
1,061
143,580
163,100
1969—June 3 0 ...
Dec. 31. ..
516,579
530,715
426,352
436,990
25,805
27,643
5,998
5,273
193,049
208,194
201,500
195,880
14,467
18,052
3,156
3,387
34,164
32,709
38,440
39,576
10,322
10,529
2,070
2,102
16,869
17,461
8.164
8,427
1,015
1,058
148,710
167,599
1970—June 30 ...
Dec. 3 1 ...
529,911
576,351
433,972
482,514
27,055
32,264
8,259
8,380
192,542
208,989
206,115
232,880
18,260
19,182
4,029
3,849
32,357
28,240
41,294
42,566
10,903
11,138
2,160
2,199
17,599
18,072
9,622
10,146
1 ,011
1,011
154,064
169,236
For notes see last page o f Part E o f this table.
INSURED
BANKS
3.1
INSURED COMMERCIAL BANKS, 1939-70 — Continued
C.
LOANS
[In millions o f dollars]
F o r purchasing
securities
Call date
Total
loans
Com
mer
cial
G uar
anteed
by
ccc
Other
To
brokers
To
and
others
dealers
Other loans to individuals
To fina ncial
institu ions
Real estate
Instalment
Banks
Other
Total
On
farm
land
On
resi
dential
prop
erty
Other
Total
Retail
auto
Repair
and
m od
erni
zation
Other
retail
Other
Singlepay
m ent
Other
R e
serve
for
bad
debts
3,524
3,635
1939—June 30___
Dec. 30___
16,040
16,866
5,689
6,332
1,192
1,094
755
817
828
794
60
57
3,990
4.137
531
534
2,468
2,597
991
1,006
1940—June 29___
Dec. 31___
17,014
18,397
6,502
7,179
1,183
1,281
464
663
742
727
43
44
4,283
4,470
544
544
2.720
2,883
1,020
1,044
Dec. 31___
19,913
21,262
8,343
9,215
1 167
1 450
592
614
703
662
45
40
4,632
4 775
551
535
3,039
3 208
1,041
1 031
1942—June 30___
Dec. 3 1 . . .
19,922
18,906
8,868
7,758
1 164
896
746
569
950
620
597
30
27
4,772
4,647
526
476
3,262
3,263
984
907
2,270
280
329
403
1,257
3,899
1,015
1943—June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
17,392
18,843
6,888
7,778
364
598
952
907
1,134
1,414
671
922
31 ...............4,549
58 ...............i 4,438
471
449
3,230
3,204
848
786
1,937
1,868
180
160
231
192
335
310
1,192
1,206
865
860
1944—June 30----Dec. 3 0 . .. .
20,732
21,355
7,407
7,921
504
806
970
917
2,221
2,269
2,296
2,265
61
59
4,365
4,344
468
450
3,153
3,157
744
738
1,862
1,888
169
174
173
192
313
318
1,207
1,205
1,045
885
1945—June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
23,379
25,769
7,502
9,462
595
305
1,036
1,010
3,113
3,164
3,601
3.607
57
49 j ...............
4,415
4,679
483
507
3.192
3,332
739
840
2,108
2,361
185
225
210
266
350
398
1,363
1,472
951
1,133
1946—June 2 9 . . . .
Dec. 31___
26,796
30,740
10,336
14,019
97
102
1,269
1,256
2,417
1,517
2,656
1,609
57 ...............1 5,740
81 ...............i 7.106
618
684
4,041
5,058
1,081
1,365
3,070
4,031
349
514
399
328
311
524
675
1,798
2,203
1,154
1,017
1947—June 30----Dec. 31___
33,258
37,592
14,768
18,015
20
65
1,528
1,544
1,517
823
1,278
1,190
101 ...............8,204
114 ...............9,271
765
793
5,924
6,816
1,515
1,661
4,893
5,655
775
966
427
551
407
558
840
944
2,446
2,637
946
914
Dec. 31-----
39,382
41,979
17,838
18,765
21
885
1,955
1,889
i,1 8 3
1,336
i ,079
939
160 ...............10,106
121 ...............|j 10.671
857
848
7,448
7,913
1,800
1,911
6,414
6,806
1,260
1,435
692
797
651
729
1,045
1,080
2,766
2,766
958
974
331
409
1949—June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
40,535
42,499
16,296
16,939
533
976
2,201
1.987
1,972
1,749
901
855
878
886
8,060
8,513
1,955
2.014
7,172
8,007
1,670
1,955
841
1,023
788
923
1,140
1.170
2,733
2,935
923
1,023
454
548
1950—June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 3 0 . .. .
44,379
51,809
16,842
21,808
472
367
2,357
2,466
1,856
1,789
913
1.036
102 ............... 12,292
90 ...............13.416
920
946
9,344
10,250
2,028
2,219
9.050
10,061
2.399
2,701
1,217
1.474
973
1,075
1,281
1.334
3,180
3,477
1,086
1,448
590
673
1951—June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 31___
54,408
57,371
23,547
25,788
51
279
3,001
3,052
1,616
1,571
1,001
961
155 ...............
149 ...............
14,021
14.487
1,007
983
10,708
11,081
2,306
2,423
10.296
10,399
2.742
2,724
1,389
1,344
1,063
1,150
1,401
1,463
3,702
3,718
1,432
1,498
713
814
1952—June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
58,861
63,824
25,232
27,816
74
684
3,496
3,141
2,106
2,050
943
1,083
153 ...............
157 ...............
14,925
15,616
1,041
1,037
11,413
11,996
2,471
2,583
11,363
12.642
3,101
3,555
1,421
1.780
1,248
1,473
1,622
1,759
3,971
4,074
1,419
1,539
851
904
1953—June 3 0 . . . .
Dec. 3 1 . . . .
64,723
67,266
27,361
27,158
285
2,165
3,325
2,719
1,704
2,344
1,053
1,182
155 ...............
162 ...............
16,148
16,613
1,084
1,062
12,356
12,744
2.707
2,806
14,067
14,412
4,296
4,462
2,062
2,115
1,566
1,695
1.893
1.942
4,250
4,197
1,563
1,473
938
961
1954—June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
67,011
70,341
26,069
26,823
1,919
2,234
3,155
2.893
2,439
2,907
1,230
1,503
176 ...............
240 ...............
17,149
18,347
1,121
1,139
13.056
13,979
2,973
3,229
14,412
14,720
4.362
4,341
1,955
1,921
1,670
1.687
2,054
2,133
4,371
4,638
1,452
1,745
991
1,071
1955—June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
74,931
82,360
28,833
33,210
874
1,147
3,464
3,265
2,834
3,230
1,591
1,744
418 ...............
573 . . . . . . . .
19,713
20,767
1,243
1,279
14,957
15,715
3,512
3,773
16,333
17,160
5,111
5,807
2,000
2,080
1,632
1,735
2,276
2,298
5,215
5,238
1,993
2,533
1,124
1.268
99
98
...............i 10,893
...............
3,797
4,033
i!
...............
...............
4,431
4,506
1956—June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
86,691
90,143
36,097
38,707
586
864
3,621
3,251
2,669
2,565
1,705
1,671
666
654
21,753
22,484
1,333
1,317
16,330
16,836
4,091
4,331
18,343
18,829
6,239
6,297
2,277
2,438
1,779
1,909
2,452
2,531
5,596
5,653
2,601
2,679
1,350
1,562
1957--June 6 .........
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
90,913
93,801
39,035
40,546
406
455
3,635
3,575
2,251
2,569
1,614
1,602
1,001
728
22,513
23,104
1,348
1,349
16,728
16,990
4,437
4,766
19,488
20,200
6,700
6,971
2,430
2,511
1,929
2,062
2,662
2,814
5,766
5,842
2,610
2,798
1,640
1,776
t958—June 2 3 . .. .
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
95,487
98,132
38,925
40,457
407
799
4,103
4,128
3,677
2,797
1,908
1,813
1,697
718
23,689
25,267
1,420
1,453
17,279
18,420
4,989
5,394
20,064
20,680
6,814
6,802
2,300
2,313
2,039
2,172
2,948
3,112
5,963
6,282
2,854
3,426
1,838
1,955
1959--June 1 0 ....
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
103,282
110,695
41,627
40,195
262
196
4,795
4,787
2,312
2,982
1,889
1,828
1,850
819
7,119
26,648
28,031
1,537
1,571
19,353
20,247
5,758
6,214
22,352
24,134
7,484
8,052
2,416
2,681
2,250
2,500
3,424
3,783
6,776
7,118
3,557
2,774
2,010
2,172
1960—June 1 5 ....
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
115,186
117,522
41,784
43,132
126
677
5,202
4,963
2,586
3,247
1,720
1,811
2,367
971
7,070
7,115
28,323
28,694
1,625
1,631
20,257
20,288
6,442
6,775
25,496
26,377
8,711
8,928
2,737
2,806
2,575
2,694
4,046
4,227
7,427
7,722
2,735
2,890
2,222
2,356
1961--June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 3 0 . . . .
117,849
124,807
42,743
45,157
574
928
5,441
5,296
2,910
4,030
1,970
2,107
1,009
1,033
5,999
7,310
29,275
30,330
1,700
1,731
20,525
21,150
7,051
7,449
27,258
27,820
8,936
9,062
3,145
2,808
2,659
2,693
4,388
4,480
8,131
8,776
3,091
3,403
2,419
2,606
1962--June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 2 8 . . . .
129,130
140,023
45,919
48,668
870
1,112
5,904
5,961
3,234
5,121
1,982
2,104
1,474
2,552
7,227
8,468
32,071
34,309
1,910
2,003
21,963
23,368
8,198
8,939
29,412
30,524
9,903
10,529
2,756
2,858
2,677
2,762
4,779
5,034
9,296
9,340
3,700
3,898
2,663
2,694
1963--June 2 9 . . . .
Dec. 2 0 . .. .
144,965
155,933
49,869
52,984
800
817
6,731
6,645
4,615
5,326
2,204
2,477
1,904
3,595
8,642
9,441
36,769
39,088
2,221
2,303
24,833
26,245
9,715
10,540
32,640
34,532
11,685
12,437
3,008
3,201
2,790
2,910
5,406
5,719
9,751
10,265
3,803
4,024
3,011
2,995
1964— June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
164,480
175,096
55,120
60,040
366
514
7,311
6,983
5,492
5,356
2,687
2,794
2,841
3,421
10,435
10,850
41,447
43,733
2,535
2,617
27,595
28,739
11,317
12,378
37,598
39,815
13,828
14,662
3,494
3,749
2,917
3,013
6,151
6,441
11,209
11,950
4,431
5,144
3,249
3,553
1965--June 3 0 . .. .
Dec* 3 1 . . .
188,118
201,114
65,370
71,235
411
534
7,650
7,669
5,925
5,088
2,861
3,175
3,683
»4,159
11,379
13,186
46,271
49,394
2,772
2,888
30,155
32,159
13,344
14,346
43,078
45,497
16,230
17,139
3,937
4,177
3,025
3,127
6,987
7,389
12,898
13,666
5,117
5,188
3,626
4,011
1966—June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
212,673
218,456
77,085
80,408
<2)
<2)
8,482
8,549
5,222
5,643
3,225
3,150
1 3,993
*4,593
13,810
13,186
51,999
54,100
3,006
3,112
33,544
34,658
15,449
16,330
47,726
47,992
18,135
18,290
4,356
4,693
3,167
3,216
7,814
8,091
14,255
13,702
5,207
5,170
4,076
4,337
1967--June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 3 0 . .. .
224,792
236,710
84,371
88,258
<2)
<2)
9,324
9,260
4,383
6,017
3,275
3,724
1,701
1,848
12,158
12,447
55,497
58,678
3,251
3,419
35,313
37,374
16,933
17,885
49,572
51,628
18,726
18,890
4,944
5,610
3,211
3,352
8,415
8,883
14,276
14,893
3 8,913
3 9,582
4,403
4,733
1968--June 2 9 . .. .
Dec. 3 1 . . .
245,223
265,982
91,221
98,161
<2)
<2)
9,984
9,712
4,723
6,409
3,673
4,069
1,882
2,146
12,075
13,677
61,632
65,333
3,732
3,735
38,865
41,149
19,036
20,449
54,262
58,415
20,066
21,200
6,073
6,833
3,328
3,494
9,456
10,189
15,339
16,699
a 10,597
»13,275
4,826
5,216
1969--June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 3 1 . . .
284,804
296,464
104,291
108,394
(2)
(a)
10,546
10,324
5,180
5,647
4,170
3,995
2,5442,425
13,640
14,939
68,729
70,326
4,061
3,993
43,265
44,280
21,403
22,053
61,670
63,356
22,437
22,706
7,576
8,909
3,619
3,655
10,847
11,019
17,191
17,066
« 14,035
» 17,059
5,261
5,886
1970—June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 3 1 . . .
296,931
314,142
108,278
112,215
<2)
(2)
11,241
11,154
3,886
6,209
3,545
3,518
2,457
2,581
14,308
15,794
70,962
73,053
4,030
4,319
44,594
45,495
22,339
23,239
64,270
66,006
22,466
22,366
10,036
11,115
3,617
3,717
11,215
11,879
16,936
16,929
a 17,983
3 23,612
5,931
5,999
F or notes see last page o f Part E o f this table.
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INSURED COMMERCIAL BANKS, 1939-70 — Continued
D.
INVESTM ENTS
[In millions o f dollars]
U.S. G ovt, securities 1
Call date
Bonds
Notes, maturing—
Total
Bills
Certificates
G uar
anteed
M arketable, maturing—
I
W ithin 1 A fter
1 year I 1 year
Total
W ithin 1
1 year
, *
*
5-10
10-20
Over 20
years
1939—June 30.
.
Dec. 30___
21,993
22,428
11,948
12,153
446
571
2,925
2,388
8,577
9,194
837
838
3,120
3,308
3,152
3,963
1,468
1,086
1940—June 2 9 . .. .
Dec. 3 1 . . . .
22,821
24,163
12,531
13,344
805
662
2,699
2,756
9,027
9,926
750
1,458
3,489
3,153
4,110
4,752
1941
June 30. .
Dec. 3 1 . . . .
26 279
28.032
15,291
16.945
1,135
988 .................
2,758
3,159
11,398
12,798
1,471
1,551
3,836
3,970
1942—June 3 0 . . . .
Dec. 3 1 .. . .
32,726
47,344
23.062
37,993
1,536
4,462
1,979
6,729
3,732
5,800
15,816
21,002
1,765
2,865
1943—June 30___
Dec. 3 1 . . .
57,890
64,678
48,881
56,192
6,557
4,637
10,316
13,220
5,717
7,673
26,291
30,662
1944—June 30 .. ..
Dec. 3 0 . . . .
73,228
82,053
66,141
74,919
4,709
3,972
15,469
15,303
11,835
15,781
1945—June 30___
Dec. 31___
89.001
96,067
82,379
88,912
2,831
2,456
17,206
19,075
1946—June 2 9 . .. .
Dec. 31___
90,642
81,468
82,974
73,560
1.220
1,272
17,642
12,293
1947—June 3 0 . . . .
Dec. 31___
77,454
76.712
69,141
67,946
836
2,124
1948—June 30___
Dec. 31___
72,441
70.339
63,495
61,398
2,327
2,822
1949—June 30___
Dec. 3 1 . . .
71,243
75,824
61,982
65,841
1950—June 30___
Dec. 3 0 ... .
75,598
73,198
1951—June 30___
Dec. 3 1 ... .
Securi
ties
of
States,
etc.
N on
m arket
able
O ther bonds,
notes, and
debentures
Federal
agency
C orpo
rate
stock.
(includ
ing
F .R .
Bank
stock)
0 th e r
3,090
3,414
3,141
3,285
3,291
3,068
522
509
677
564
3,370
3,719
3,483
3,608
2,943
3,010
494
481
5,528
5,929
562
1,347
4,080
4,102
3,551
3.652
2,890
2,890
467
443
5,322
10,047
7,156
6,470
1,306
1,337
266
284
2,873
2,718
3,494
3,533
2.866
2,680
430
419
5,497
5,791
11,215
16,776
7,782
6,160
1,501
1,620
296
316
2,661
2,501
3,441
3,288
2,520
2,342
387
355
34,128
39,862
5,650
5,918
20,020
25,467
6,046
5,797
1,790
1,917
621
764
963
978
3,394
3,424
2,388
2,386
16,456
16,047
45,884
51,333
7,122
9,030
30,071
32,230
5,164
6,092
2,433
2,787
1,094
1,195
43
22
3,686
3,875
2,567
2,938
12,007
6,781
52,106
53,214
9,933
12,728
32,279
29,700
5,726
6,597
2,973
3,008
1,195 1
1,180 1
24
15
3,975
4,301
3,354
3,295
j
1
315
298
5,342
5,920
53,519
52,347
14,531
18,341
27,674
22,202
7,101
7,534
3,066
2,654
1,147 !
1,616 1
14
14
4,828
5.131
3,170
3,320
I
302
302
9,454
10,068
5,071
3,395
46,643
45,114
13,525
19,374
22,386
15,114
6,733 i 2,419
2,059
6,581
1,581 i
1,986
5,436
5,511
3,193
3,113
\
|
306
307
2,846
3,692
10,440
12,488 L
2,045
5,811
46,651
43,849
24,903
27,278
9,992
7,692
7,389 i 2,411 1 1,956
2,409 6 2,009 |
4,461
5,766
6,403
3,181
3,261
*
307
313
64,601
61,036
3,849
4.122
6,116 1
1,937
11,599
16,774
43,038
38,203
27,509
22,594
8,107
7,737
2,995
2,986 j
1,908
2,331 |
12 |
8
6
6
:
8
11 '
7,262 i
7,959
3,409
3,869
il
318
324
69,919
73.673
57,471
60,578
3,820
7,223
3,116 i
7,536
14,783
11,274
35,753
34,546
20,720
19,645
7,169
7,024
3,050 1 2,343 '
3,055
2,335
2,471
2,487
11 i
21
8,344
9,016
3,763
3,720
329
338
1952 - J u n e 30___
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
73,927
76,280
60,161
62,386
6,092
7,629
7,664
5,504 J
11,125
11,740
35,281
37,513
19,110
18,350
8,002
11,206 i
3,371 1 2,268
5,362
2,531
2,595
25
22
9,652
10.006
3,743
3,509
346
357
1953—June 30___
Dec 31___
71,761
76,851
57,734
62,439
4,931
4,900
5,010
10,088
11,148
12,308
36,644
35,143
20,408
17.790
9.036
10,158
4,494 i
4,533
2,578 i
2,538
32
33
10,334
10,620
3,296
3,387
366
372
1954—June 3 0 . . . .
Dec 31___
77,789
84,142
62,523
68,100
4,582
4,907
5,509
5,282
12,242
14,545
40.190
43,366
13.483
12,486
19,164
22,979
4,919
5,286
92
57
2,532
2,558
38
21
11,716
12,387
3.134
3,242
1955—June 3 0 . . . .
Dec 3 1 . . . .
78,951
77,240
62,439
60,866
3,001
4,112
1,667
2,296
16,505
13,879
41,265
40,579
10,635
12,909
22,512
20,529
5,305
4,365
271
283
2,542
2,494
15
10
12,582
12,501
3,502
3,442
9,444 |
7,555 ?
!
.
‘
...............
2,518
2,554
129
123
j
!
342
348
327
320
,
378
392
'
413
422
BANKS
Direct
Total
invest
ments
1956—June 3 0 ... .
Dec 3 1 . . . .
72,127
73,947
55,927
57,944
2,760
5,779
1,228
1,985
12,574
11,746
39,365
38,434
12,533
20,677
20,048
11,007
4,567
4,684
184
183
2,033
1,883
13
13
12,731
12,717
3,020
2,829
435
443
1957—June 6 ___
Dec 3 1 . ..
72,615
75,330
56,064
57,679
4,666
5,298
3,611
4,771
9,986
10,510
37,801
37,100
20,733
23,418
10,705
8,003
4,715
4,329
174
132
1,475
1,217
8
7
13,139
13,733
2,955
3,435
448
476
1958—June 2 3 .. ..
Dec 3 1 .. . .
83,394
86,056
63,587
65,783
4,424
6,175
3,844
7,367
12,225
13,259
43,094
38,982
21,485
22,096
15,350
11,360
4,510
3,826
540
501
1,209
1,198
5
6
15,502
16,317
3,812
3,446
487
505
1959—June 10___
Dec 3 1 . . . .
81,858
78,582
61,455
58,349
5,035
6,192
4,694
2,406
13,940
14,735
37,786
35,016
23,931
22,047
8,246
9,548
3,945
2,183
509
454
1,155
784
10
42
16,790
16,754
3,085
2,899
520
539
1960—June 1 5 . . . .
Dec. 3 1 . . . .
73,996
81,020
54,335
60,423
3,532
7,999
2.186
2,887
15,097
18,877
33,520
30,660
24,518
21,648
6,112
6,086
1.725
1,815
460
524
705
587
73
100
16,581
17,337
2,451
2.591
555
571
1961—June 3 0 ... .
Dec. 3 0 . . . .
83,053
89,662
61,209
65,945
7,320
11,378
3,298
2,099
5,359
8,185
15,015
17,970
30,217
26,313
6,510
2,402
13,304
15,708
7,915
5,826
1,918
1,940
570
436
142
147
18,490
20.104
1,752
2,112
869
735
592
620
1962—June 3 0 . . . .
Dec. 28___
90,657
94,912
63.830
65,830
8,255
11,570
3,578
3,917
11,223
5,199
14,676
18,519
26,098
26,625
1,040
2,253
14,077
11,332
8,684
11,968
1,885
769
412
303
149
136
22.918
24,583
2,345
2,870
749
804
664
689
1963—June 29___
Dec. 20___
95,218
97,472
63,028
62,707
9,064
10,999
3,203
1,652
4,486
5,921
19.260
16,403
27,015
27,732
1,491
1,141
9,760
12,932
14,366
12,244
1,112
1,137
285
278
94
105
27,611
29,611
2,973
3,503
781
784
730
761
1964— June 30___
Dec. 3 1 . . . .
95,010
100,960
58,819
62,447
8,994
13,301
33
6,313
7,097
16,742
11,872
26,737
30,177
1,863
1,904
12,021
14,766
11,488
12,482
1.098
778
267
247
135
140
31,230
33,344
3,099
3,446
932
763
796
819
1965—June 30___
Dec. 31». . .
98,306
103,651
56,392
59,210
8,874
13,134
7,110
7,035
7,502
6,198
32,906
33,820
999
2,360
16,169
16,985
14,394
13,260
1,113
1,072
231
143
104
96
36,351
38,480
3,739
4,513
818
902
1,447
1966—June 3 0 . . . .
Dec. 3 1 . . . .
101,533
104,286
53,180
55,904
8,113
11,374
1,061
706
5,630
6,295
6,759
7,144
32,639
31.455
1,241
1,400
17,358
18,275
12,984
10,702
930
957
40
61
119
130
40,427
40,832
6,454
5.959
1,472
1,591
1967—June 3 0 . . . .
Dec. 30___
110,220
123,264
53,976
62,229
8,009
13,134
554
4,364
5,745
10,288
12,879
31,645
31.279
1,493
3,857
19,435
19,492
9,591
6,737
1,043
1,109
29
59
273
343
46,679
49,821
7,416
8.901
2. 149
2,312
1968—June 2 9 . . . .
Dec. 31___
122,205
135,242
58,311
64,171
7,003
6,536
15,964
29,603
4,728
16,697
7,078
1.100
62
290
52,460
58,392
9,021
10,082
2,414
2,598
1969—June 3 0 . . . .
Dec. 31___
125.686
125,385
53,837
54,530
5.056
3,828
19,514
24,615
6.616
16,855
706
1.087
57
<2)
59,859
58,944
9,777
9,772
2,213
2,140
1970—June 3 0 . . . .
Dec. 3 1 . . .
126.450
147,219
51,391
61,617
* 5,196
9,121
19,124
17,766
1,995
14,652
233
836
50
(*)
62,710
69,390
9,995
13.278
2,354
2,934
F o r notes see last page o f Part E o f this table.
INSURED
BANKS
INSURED
3.1
INSURED COMMERCIAL BANKS, 1939-70 — Continued
£.
D EPO SITS
[In millions o f dollars]
IPC
Call date
Total
de
posits
I
Total
TPr
1W*
LO
00
Foreign
1 sovt.
and
other
State
and
local
govt.
U.S.
Govt.
Tim e
\
Interbank
Certi
fied
Domestic
and
officers*
checks,
Foreign
etc.
M utual;
savings
dal
Interbank
IPC
Total
Other
time
Savings
Foreign
govt.
and
other
State
and
local
govt.
I U.S.
Domestic
Govt.
I and
„ postal
I savings M u tu a l; C om Foreign
m er
savings j cial
535
527
80
69
157
160
14
10
74
69
151
156
8
6
15,208
15,152
502 ■
523
I
475 |
492
65
59
156
150
7
7
15,545
16,261
14.890
15,706
471
397
56
61
2 123
834
893
17,462
19,160
16,897
18,573
412
395
939
948
21,128
23,958
20,545
23,361
11,217
12,566
1,119
1,248
27,016
29,964
2,320
2,361
10,584
10,888
1,346
1,364
1,249
1,327
2,111
2,559
9,807
11,236
7,135
7,186
2,054
2,325
2,020
2,113
77,021
82,129
7,341
7,424
2,139
3,054
105,254
117,007
80,705
89,993
7,944
7,916
3,595
2,794
149,684
163,172
112,664
124,880
84,766
95,701
1952—June 3 0 . . . . ........
Dec. 31................
160,622
171,357
120,810
129,992
1953—June 30................
Dec. 31................
164,046
175,083
1954—June 30................
Dec. 31................
1955—June 30................
Dec. 31.................
1939—June 30................
Dec. 30.................
52,327
56,076
37,243
40,839
24,772
27,197
3,122
2,886
739
790
838
613
7,177
8.601
595
753
15,084
15,237
14,298
1940—June 29.................
Dec. 31.................
58,425
63,469
42,911
47,716
28.899
32,401
3,099
3,298
756
666
521
971
8.937
9.677
699
703
15,515
15.753
14,780
15,001
1941—June 30.................
Dec. 31.................
65,617
69,421
49,706
53,561
34,331
36,547
3,535
3,677
666
1,763
792
1,077
9,700
9,823
682
673
15,911
15,860
1942—June 30................. >71,162
87,820
Dec. 31.................
»55,618
71,559
39.266
47,128
3,866
3,997
1,772
8,167
766
1,219
2 9,202
10,234
2 746
813
1943—June 30................
Dec. 31................
94,582
104,116
77,120
84,956
53,423
58,346
4,262
4,353
7,700
9,951
1,132
1,669
9,768
9,743
1944— June 30.................
Dec. 30.................
114,180
125,752
93,052
101,793
57,364
64,149
4,404
4,520
18,763
19,759
1,551
1,354
10,031
11,063
1945—June 30.................
Dec. 31................
134,282
147,811
107,266
117,847
65,508
72,606
4,700
5,099
23,483
23,743
1,240
2,585
1946—June 29................
Dec. 31.................
140,649
137,029
108,408
103,416
75,405
79,903
5,808
5,968
12,944
2,932
1947—June 30.................
Dec. 31.................
133,696
141,889
99,127
106,935
78,091
83,738
6,497
6,695
1948—June 30.......... ..
Dec. 31.................
135,981
140,683
100,496
105,155
78,301
81,699
1949“ June 30.................
Dec. 3 1 . . . ...........
135,416
143,194
99,286
107,146
1950—June 30.................
Dec. 30.................
141,992
153,498
1 9 5 1 -June 30.................
Dec. 31................
i
14,471
92
25
5
75
124
74
64
5
4
408
424
107
109
57
53
11
26,364
29,295
482
496
105
103
49
52
16
18
32,240
33,613
31,505
32,761
552
665
106
119
51
49
26
19
1 1,371
| 1,379
34,569
34,954
. 33,624
J 33,964
771
826
110
110
43
43
9,628
10,344
1,357
| 1,488
35,485
35,528
(
1,061
1,080 I
111
117
35
35
2,353 i
2,338 j
9,058
10,885
i
1
I 34,577
j 34,464
1,243
1,233
163
184
29
29
2,150
2,905
9,579
11,957
36,130
36,049
1,315
36,738
1.281
t 1,442 , 36,491
34,983
34,582
1,356
1,367
191
195
31
29
8,312
6,111
8,314 J 3,352
2,257
3,157 I
9,883
12,975
ii 1,335
37,020
ii 1,381 j 38,292
i
34,916
36,057
1,504
1,518
234
290
27
27
90,937
98,898
8,712
8,818
5,804
4,937
2,727
2,947
11,290
12,956
1,339
1,438
39,813
41,365
I
37,410
38,795
1,603
1,606
324
359
34
42
121,007
130,289
93,119
99,196
9,253
9,445
3,641 1 2,441
4,136
2,988
11,248
13,229
1,306
1,296
43,038
44,794
I 40,276
41,484
19716
1,9 2 8
350
350
41
48
172,458
183,309
125,198
134,783
93,465
102,715
9,828
9,808 ;
5,582
4,178
2,773
3,186 :
12,262
13,398
1,288
1,498
47,260
48,526
I 43,112
j 44,276
2,299
2,384
343
379
63
75
1,442
1,413
180,174
190,989
130,659
141,037
98,885
108,326
5,089
3,727
3,143
3,888
11,808
13,397
1,535
1,516
49,515
49,951
45,257
45.891
2,414
2,322
382
370
61
51
1,401
1,318
10,198
10,183
!
1,374
3 4 ,2 6 2
34,262
11
21
11
I
|
!
16
34
118
139
.
i
;
!
177
318
339
400
442
563
655
984
BANKS
Dem and
i
1
185,179
196,507
133,894
144,385
101,238
110,483
10,685
10,406
5,253
3,754
3,228
3,753
11,974
14,233
1,517
1,756
51,285
52,122
47,084
48,113
2,471
2,363
345
345
55
51
1,330
1 251
185,405
200,485
130,150
142,827
100,697
109,186
10,550
10,650
3,347
3,889
2,841
3,606
11,134
13,760
1,581
1,737
55,256
57,658
50,835
53,325
2,687
2,750
343
317
65
44
1,325
1,222
203,437
215,169
139,440
•149,488
102,017
114,645
10,864
10,901
9,191
4,265
3,728
4,012
12,030
14,037
1,611
1,629
63,997
65,681
57,335
59,570
4,070
3,553
302
347
159
160
2 131
2,051
206,706
219,012
139,128
151,538
109,173
115,672
10,449
11,432
2,774
5,048
3,386
3,878
11,828
13,832
1,518
1,675
67,578
67,473
61,526
62,697
3,705
3,121
333
296
143
100
1 871
1,260
212,965
228,993
144,520
155,709
109,967
116.606
10,719
11,650
6,405
5,940
3,665
4,576
12,364
15.555
1,401
1,582
68,445
73,284
63,271
66,834
3,580
4,510
270
272
115
199
1,210
1,469
1961—June 30................
Dec. 30.................
224,266
247,905
144,566
165,093
108,492
123,490
8 652
656
11,836
12,216
6,363
5,943
3,737
5,037
605
700
11,849
15,752
1,032
1,298
79,700
82,812
61,145
63,888
10,898
10,673
3 1,811
2,178
5,239
5,442
301
297
23
15
173
196
109
122
1962—June 30.................
Dec. 28.................
244,618
261,444
152,117
163,217
111,465
123,297
660
724
11,793
12,064
9,539
6,825
4,415
4,450
669
684
12,393
13,907
1,183
1,265
92,501
98,227
67,386
71,044
15,927
17,634
2,163
2,432
6,318
6,427
314
284
42
38
217
240
133
127
1963—June 29 ................
Dec. 20................
265,565
274,647
159,101
162,952
115,731
123 561
626
842
12,387
12,261
11,019
6,729
4,439
4,448
710
610
12,925
13,323
1,264
1,177
106,463
111,694
74,390
76,414
21,072
23,619
2,857
3,045
7,442
7,884
268
286
47
49
281
269
107
129
1964—June 30................
Dec. 31................
284,551
306,230
164,123
178,691
120,715
134,301
676
826
12,561
13,498
10,252
6,501
4,802
5,878
749
740
13,051
15,493
1,316
1,455
120,428
127,539
79,448
82,967
27,857
29,838
3,574
3,894
8,665
9,799
277
291
83
119
358
383
168
250
1965—June 30................
Dec. 31.................
310,752
331,513
172,378
183,837
124,665
139,078
783
893
13,280
14,242
11,777
5,524
5,928
5,932
774
861
13,785
15,779
1,387
1,529
138,374
147,676
87,356
92,555
35,161
37,641
4,054
4,086
10,557
12,170
295
281
217
162
456
510
277
271
1966—June 30.................
Dec. 31.................
338,405
352,840
181,115
191,737
131,001
144,324
774
869
14,914
15,059
10,988
4,990
6,634
6,981
876
783
14,471
16,947
1,457
1,784
157,289
161,103
91,016
90,077
48,021
52,184
4,332
4,212
12,623
13,462
249
258
173
148
585
477
289
284
1967—June 30................
Dec. 30................
360,210
395,796
183,465
210,457
137,094
158,491
771
874
15,202
15,578
5,150
5,239
7,441
8,641
807
935
15,406
18,788
1,594
1,910
176,745
185,339
91,462
94,451
62,849
68,276
5,050
5,166
15,664
15,888
287
286
477
209
708
727
248
335
29.................
31.................
394,543
434,652
202,523
228,725
150,200
172,007
758
867
16,303
16,881
4,961
5,012
9,924
9,480
862
934
17,646
21,425
1,869
2,119
192,020
205,927
94,988
96,166
74,526
84,340
4,629
4,752
16,510
19,115
330
377
200
149
591
714
246
313
30.................
31.................
426,352
436,990
223,674
240,131
162,900
178,186
811
940
16,929
17,559
5,636
5,051
12,409
11,508
1,089
1,017
21,763
23,394
2,135
2,475
202,678
196,859
94,977
93,796
85,296
82,445
4,502
6,379
16,724
13,260
362
223
37
31
526
415
254
310
1970—June 30................
Dec. 31.................
433,972
482,514
226,711
247,170
164,400
181,897
942
920
17,091
17,785
8,050
7,915
10,109
8,387
985
975
22,739
26,291
2,395
3,001
207,261
235,343
94,310
98,816
87,804
106,147
6,796
4,627
17,205
23,290
210
465
94
278
510
1,424
332
295
Dec. 31.................
1958—June 23.................
1968—June
Dec.
u>
VO.
1969—June
Dec.
GENERAL NOTES TO TABLE 3.1
Beginning June 30, 1969, figures take into account the
following changes made effective as o f that d a te : (1) inclusion
of consolidated reports (including figures for all bankpremises subsidiaries and other significant majority-owned
domestic subsidiaries) and (2) reporting o f figures for total
loans and for individual categories o f securities on a gross
basis—that is, before deduction o f valuation reserves—
rather than as previously reported.
P a rt E :
1 N ot com parable with am ounts reported for prior dates
because o f the exclusion o f reciprocal interbank dem and
deposits with banks in the U nited States, except private
banks a n d U.S. branches o f foreign banks. These reciprocal
deposits were $624,029,000.
2 Estimated.
3 D eposits o f foreign governments, central banks, and so
forth, which include deposits o f international institutions,
were n o t reported separately; such deposits were included for
the m ost part with foreign interbank deposits.
BANKS
P art D :
* Beginning Dec. 31, 1965, figures for total holdings o f
U.S. G ovt, direct securities include holdings o f guaranteed
securities. As o f that date, com ponents o f the total are shown
a t par rather than a t book value; they do not add to the total
(shown a t book value) and are not com parable with earlier
figures.
2 Reclassified as obligations of Federal agencies.
INSURED
NOTES TO SPEC IFIC PARTS O F TABLE 3.1
P art C
* Amounts o f Federal funds included in this item are
(in millions o f dollars):
1965—Dec. 31
2,064
1966—June 30
2,061
Dec. 31
2,460
3 Beginning with June 30, 1966, loans to farm ers guaranteed
by the CCC are classified as securities ("Federal agency"
under “ Other bonds, notes, and debentures"}.
3 A m ounts o f Federal funds and o f securities purchased
under agreements to resell that are included in this item are
(in millions o f d ollars):
1967—June 30
3,876
Dec. 30
3,924
1968—June 29
4,655
Dec. 31
6,526
1969—June 30
7,075
Dec. 31
9,712
1970—June 30
10,878
Dec. 31
15,952
INSURED BANKS
3.2
INSURED MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS
A. PR IN C IPA L ASSETS, JU N E AND DECEMBER 1939-70
[In millions of dollars]
Loans and investments
Loans
Investments
Real
estate
U.S.
G overn
ment
obliga
tions
Call
date
Total
Total
Other
Total
Other
securi
ties
Cash,
balances
with
other
banks,
and
cash
items in
process
of col
lection
Bank
premises,
furniture,
a nd
fixtures
Other
assets
Other
real
estate
Total
assets
1939—June 3 0 . .. .
Dcc. 3 0 ....
1,197
1,329
576
605
552
572
23
33
621
724
411
244
303
95
133
16
18
75
73
12
1,393
1,566
1940—June 29
Dcc. 3 1 ....
1,317
1,655
598
637
568
601
30
35
719
1,018
420
548
299
470
167
202
18
25
71
94
11
8
1,585
1,984
1941—June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
1,655
1,693
641
642
604
609
37
33
1,015
1,050
569
629
446
421
201
151
25
24
89
81
8
10
1,979
1,958
1942—June 3 0 ....
Dec. 3 1 ....
1,800
2,007
692
740
664
712
29
28
1,108
1,267
686
422
405
143
130
24
27
77
77
10
861
2,056
2,254
1943—June 3 0 ....
Dcc. 3 1 . .. .
2,704
7,525
1,0t3
3,073
986
3,046
27
27
1,691
4,452
1,264
3,844
427
608
170
559
33
77
82
154
1944— June 3 0 ... .
Dec. 3 0 ....
8,489
9,223
3,111
3,110
3,081
3,077
31
33
5,378
6,113
4,752
5 509
626
604
381
400
78
76
120
1945—June 3 0 ....
Dec. 3 1 ....
10,063
10,846
3,089
3,081
3,051
3,041
38
40
6,974
7,765
6,368
7,160
607
606
422
429
1946—June 2 9 ....
Dec. 3 1 ....
11,453
11,891
3,132
3,250
3,091
3,207
41
44
8,322
8,641
7,662
7,946
660
695
1947—June 3 0 ....
Dec. 31. ..
12,375
12,683
3,370
3,560
3,322
3,507
48
53
9,005
9,123
8,216
8,165
1948—June 3 0 ....
Dec. 31-----
13,142
13,312
3,769
4,109
3,917
4,260
59
59
9,373
9,202
1949—June 3 0 ....
Dcc. 3 1 . .. .
13,880
14,209
4,397
4,814
4,553
4,973
56
60
1950— June 3 0 ... ,
Dcc. 3 0 ....
14,827
15,101
5,288
6,086
5,447
6,237
66
1951—June 3 0 ....
Dec. 3 1 ....
15,668
16,190
6,829
7,523
1952—June 3 0 ....
Dec. 3 1 ....
16,857
17,621
8.043
8,691
1953—June 3 0 ....
Dcc. 3 1 ....
18,609
19,252
1954— June 30___
Dcc. 3 1 . .. .
20,121
377
9
13
48
3,009
8,364
75
51
54
9,119
9,827
75
71
47
26
51
51
10,658
11 ,424
550
612
70
70
14
U
50
53
12,138
12,637
789
958
658
675
70
78
10
4
55
59
13,169
13,499
8,169
7,795
1,204
1,407
644
684
80
82
7
5
61
66
13,933
14,150
9,484
9,394
7,940
7,832
1,544
1,562
629
682
83
82
4
73
84-
14,672
15,060
9,539
9,015
7,945
7,487
1 594
1 528
659
617
84
5
88
79
88
6
94
15,663
15,907
6,973
7,605
80
83
8,839
7,169
6,921
1,670
1,746
688
8 ,6 6 8
695
89
93
4
3
145
148
16,595
17,129
8 ,1 2 2
8,753
85
93
8,814
8,930
6,730
6,593
2,084
2,337
756
732
96
103
2
3
171
153
17,883
18,612
9,325
10,016
9,384
10,070
102
109
9,284
9,236
6,642
6,476
2,642
2,760
692
799
109
114
1
1
178
167
19,590
20,334
10,804
11,651
10,839
11.700
134
127
9,317
9,179
6.309
6,117
3,008
3.062
807
832
121
20,830
129
3
2
385
588
21,237
21,981
1955—June 3 0 ....
Dcc. 3 1 ....
21,617
22,331
12,567
13,563
12,613
13,609
135
144
9,050
8,768
5,998
5,858
3,052
2,910
808
785
135
139
3
2
199
201
22,761
23,458
1956—June 3 0 ....
Dec. 3 1 ....
23,168
24,170
14.514
15,542
14,539
15,568
168
168
8,654
8,628
5.636
5,518
3,018
3,110
739
739
146
152
2
3
217
218
24,271
25,282
1957—June 6 ........
Dec. 3 1 ....
25,185
26,535
16,228
17,194
16,187
17,210
238
182
8,957
9,341
5.505
5.404
3.452
3,937
672
719
157
167
4
3 !
2^3
246
26.241
27,671
1958— June 2 3 ....
Dec. 3 1 ....
27,869
28,980
18,132
19,180
18,065
19,155
268
232
9,737
9,800
5,234
5,215
4.503
4;585
745
752
176
183
4
5
226
270
29,021
30,189
1959— June 1 0 ....
Dcc. 3 1 ....
30,150
30,580
20.106
20.942
20,033
20,884
274
264
10,044
9,638
5,324
5,016
4,721
4,622
630
192
686
200
7
S
249
269
31.228
31,743
1960—June 1 5 ....
Dec. 3 1 ....
31,133
33,794
21.721
23,852
21,526
23,731
406
338
9,411
9,942
4,743
4,787
4,669
5,155
624
766
206
227
10
14
239
292
32.211
35,092
1961—June 3 0 ....
Dec. 3 0 ... .
34,764
35,660
24,775
25,812
24,654
25,640
331
392
9,989
9,848
4,741
4,690
5,248
5,158
756
828
236
247
21
20
297
310
36,074
37,065
1962—“June 3 0 ....
Dcc. 28___
36,989
38,597
27,179
28,778
26,973
28.441
422
552
9,810
9,819
4,708
4,639
5,102
5.180
779
784
256
269 j
20
20
321
282
38.366
39,951
20
6
1
1963—June 2 9 ....
Dec. 2 0 . .. .
40,128
41,664
30,533
32,300
30,264
31,892
485
626
9,595
9,365
4,545
4.324
5,050
5.041
789
722
279
290 j
23
23 j
362
320
41 .580
43.019
1964— June 3 0 ....
Dec. 3 1 ....
43,431
45.358
34,050
36,233
33,706
35,823
556
620
9,381
9,125
4,316
4,110
5.064
5,015
799
893
337 I
343
1
Oi
456
450
45.022
47,044
140
IN SU R ED BANKS
3.2
A.
INSURED MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS—Continued
PR IN C IPA L ASSETS, JU N E AND D ECEM BER, 1939-70—Continued
[In millions o f dollars]
Loans and investments
Loans
Investments
Total
Real
estate
U.S.
G overn
ment
obliga
tions
Other
securi
ties
Call
date
Total
O ther
Total
Cash,
balances
with
other
banks,
and
cash
items in
process
of col
lection
Bank
premises,
furniture,
and
fixtures
Other
real
estate
Other
assets
Total
assets
1965—June 3 0 ....
Dec. 31..
47,03!
48,735
37,970
39,964
37,479
39,436
702
738
9,060
8,770
3.975
3,760
5,085
5,010
910
904
366
381
0)
0)
500
480
48,806
50,500
1966— June 30___
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
49,680
51,269
41,103
42,593
40,525
41,808
789
925
8,577
8,676
3,432
3,324
5,145
5,352
854
848
403
415
0)
C1)
514
518
51,452
53,049
1967—June 30___
Dcc. 30___
53,787
55,939
44,149
45,492
43,218
44,596
1,067
1,023
9,638
10,447
3,034
3,111
6,604
7,336
1,016
882
411
429
28
31
568
587
55,810
57,867
1968—June 2 9 ....
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
58,179
60,090
46,815
48,287
45,736
47,177
1,201
1,232
11,365
11,803
3,039
2,855
8,325
8,948
833
883
455
470
40
36
622
643
60,130
62,123
1969—June 3 0 ....
Dec. 3 1 . .. .
61,863
62,672
49,708
50,829
48,322
49,329
1,508
1,620
12,155
11,844
2,635
2,446
9,520
9,398
713
780
484
497
38
48
646
637
63,745
64,634
1970—June 3 0 . .. .
Dec. 3 1 ....
64,077
66,106
51 ,730
52,635
49,873
50,696
1,980
2,058
12,346
13,471
2,377
2,354
9,970
11,117
785
1,116
508
529
60
63
686
728
66,116
68,541
1 Included in "bank premises, furniture, and fixtures.”
3.2
INSURED MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS—Continued
B. PR IN C IPA L LIA BILITIES, AND N UM BER, JU N E AND DECEM BER
[Amounts in millions o f dollars]
Call
date
Total
deposits
Capital accounts
Miscel
laneous
liabilities
Total
Capital
notes and
debentures
Surplus and
guaranty
funds
Undivided
profits
Total
liabilities
Reserves
for con
tingencies
N um ber
of banks
1939— June 30..........
Dec. 30..........
1,246
1,409
3
4
144
153
10
9
95
107
23
21
16
15
1,393
1,566
49
51
1940—June 29..........
Dec. 31..........
1,428
1,818
6
5
151
161
8
8
101
127
20
19
22
6
1 ,585
1 ,984
51
53
1941—June 30..........
Dec. 31..........
1,803
1.789
11
6
166
164
7
7
128
130
24
19
6
8
1,979
1,958
53
52
1942—June 30..........
Dec, 31..........
1,864
2,048
9
5
182
201
6
6
143
156
24
28
8
11
2,056
2,254
53
56
1943—June 30..........
Dec. 31..........
2,739
7,534
12
22
258
808
6
5
208
632
34
149
10
21
3,009
8,364
61
184
1944— June 30..........
Dec. 30..........
8,235
8,910
25
25
858
892
5
5
665
700
163
163
26
24
9,119
9,827
192
192
1945— June 30..........
Dec, 31..........
9,671
10,363
30
26
956
1,034
5
5
733
791
188
205
30
33
10,658
11,424
192
192
1946—June 29..........
Dec. 31..........
10,979
11,428
36
36
1,122
1,173
5
5
837
879
239
243
42
45
12,138
12,637
191
191
1947—June 30..........
Dec. 31..........
11,901
12,207
50
40
1,218
1,252
4
5
907
939
255
256
51
52
13,169
13,499
191
194
1948— June 3 0 .........
Dec. 31..........
12,581
12,772
50
44
1,302
1,334
5
5
971
998
273
281
54
51
13,933
14,150
193
193
1949— June 30..........
Dec. 31..........
13,241
13,592
50
49
1,381
1,420
5
5
1,028
1,060
291
295
58
59
14,672
15,060
191
192
1950—June 30..........
Dec. 30..........
14,128
14,320
69
74
1,467
1,513
6
5
1,087
1,124
313
322
62
62
15,663
15,907
192
194
1951—June 30..........
Dec. 31..........
14,924
15,368
88
83
1,582
1,678
0)
(l)
1,164
1,217
357
384
61
77
16,595
17,129
201
202
1952—June 30..........
Dec. 31
16,081
16,785
102
96
1,700
1,730
0)
0)
1,241
1,270
380
371
78
89
17,883
18,612
205
206
141
IN SU R ED BANKS
3,2
B.
INSURED MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS—Continued
PRINCIPAL LIABILITIES, AND NUMBER, JUNE AND DECEMBER, 1939-70—Continued
[Amounts in millions o f dollars]
C npital account s
Call
date
Total
deposits
Miscel
laneous
liabilities
Total
Capital
notes and
debentures
Surplus and
guaranty
funds
Undivided
profits
Reserves
for con
tingencies
Total
liabilities
Number
of banks
1953—June 30..........
Dcc. 31..........
17,695
18,383
124
133
1,771
1,819
(M
(')
1,301
1,340
371
370
100
109
19,590
20,334
213
219
1954—June 30..........
Dec. 31..........
19,195
19,885
175
176
1,868
1,920
(l)
(')
1,401
1,443
373
366
93
no
21,237
21,981
219
218
1955—June 30..........
Dec. 31..........
20,590
21,237
206
215
1,965
2,006
0)
(•)
1,475
1,515
373
367
117
123
22,761
23,458
218
220
1956—June 30..........
Dcc. 31..........
21,959
22,886
251
267
2,061
2,130
(l)
(l>
1,552
1.618
368
364
141
147
24,271
25,282
220
223
1957— June 6 ............
Dcc. 31..........
23,578
25,022
423
340
2,240
2,309
0)
(')
1,647
1,743
439
403
154
163
26,241
27,671
234
239
1958—June 23..........
Dec. 31..........
26,082
27,277
506
440
2,433
2,473
(')
(*)
1,783
1,861
480
427
170
185
29,021
30,189
239
241
1959—June 10..........
Dec. 31..........
28,041
28,577
579
512
2,608
2,654
0>
0)
1,899
1,967
514
481
196
206
31,228
31,743
251
268
1960—Ju n e !5 ..........
Dcc. 31..........
28,824
31,502
652
592
2,735
2,998
1,995
2,161
533
566
207
^7^
32,211
35,092
268
325
32,530
33,400
454
474
3,090
3,191
2,209
2,270
593
625
288
296
36,074
37,065
325
330
Dec. 28..........
34,581
36,104
525
504
3,259
3,343
2,324
2,364
652
699
282
281
38,366
39,951
331
331
1963—June 29..........
Dec 30..........
37,585
38,657
581
790
3,414
3,572
1
2,440
2,474
700
828
274
269
41,580
43,019
331
330
1964—June 30..........
Dcc. 31.........
40,797
42,751
608
562
3,618
3,731
1
1
2,582
2,659
748
760
288
311
45,022
47,044
327
327
1965—June 30..........
Dec. 31..........
44,293
45,887
665
655
3,848
3,957
1
3
2,726
2,799
803
822
318
334
48,806
50,500
327
329
1966—June 30..........
Dec. 31..........
46,682
48,256
723
654
4,046
4,140
3
3
2,846
2,924
859
822
338
392
51,452
53,049
332
332
1967—June 30..........
Dec. 30..........
50,880
52,913
740
717
4,191
4,238
3
3
3,009
3,072
787
774
391
388
55,810
57,867
334
333
1968— June 29..........
Dcc. 31..........
54,992
56,861
788
781
4,350
4,481
3
4
3,163
3,246
795
843
388
389
60,130
62,123
332
334
1969— June 30..........
Dcc. 31..........
58,289
58,868
849
1,068
4,607
4,698
4
5
3,322
3,317
883
970
399
405
63,745
64,634
333
331
1970—June 30..........
Dcc. 31 ,
60,198
62,684
1,142
1,000
4,777
4,857
5
6
3,357
3,382
990
1,018
425
451
66,116
68,541
331
329
1 Included with reserves for contingencies.
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WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
Contents
IN T R O D U C T IO N ___________________ 145
CO V ER A G E O F SERIES____________
146
_____
146
______ ____ _____
148
______________
148
ASSETS A N D LIA BILITIES_________
149
R
Banks
e p o r t in g
and
C
i t i e s ______
1966
June
A
Breakdow
d ju s t m e n t
July
1959
R
P
n
rocedures
e v is io n
. __________________149
Loans
G overnm ent securities
Reconciliation, etc.
U .S .
A
p r il
1961
R
e v is io n
Deposits
Loan classification
— _______________
_____ ________________ 153
1969
R
153
153
e v is io n
_________________ __154
Reserves on loans and securities
C onsolidation of domestic subsidiaries
Newly reported inform ation
M em oranda
154
154
155
155
C O M M ER C IA L A N D IN D U ST R IA L
LOANS, BY IN D U S T R Y __________ _157
149
150
150
151
e v is io n
Loans
Investments
July
In d u stry
R
I n a u g u r a t io n
R
O
ther
151
153
e v is io n s
R
T
of
S e r ie s
hrough
and
1963__________ 157
e v i s i o n s _______________________
______ 158
Sample criteria: Volume o flo a n s
Changes in loan classifications
New m aturity classification
143
159
159
159
Tables
4.1
4.2
4.3
Assets and Liabilities
A. M ember Banks, Weekly, 1941-65___ ______________________________ ____
160
B. Large Commercial Banks, Weekly, 1965-70_____________________________ 260
Commercial and Industrial Loans, by Industry
A. Changes. Weekly, at M ember Banks. 1951-63
_________________
288
B. Outstanding, Weekly, at M ember Banks, 1964-66--------------------- -- ----------302
C. Outstanding, Weekly, at Large Commercial Banks, 1967-70---------- ----------- 308
Term Commercial and Industrial Loans O utstanding at Large Commercial
Banks, M onthly, 1967-70_ __________ _________ _________________________
316
144
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
Section 4
INTRODUCTION
The series as revised in July of that year
included only banks with deposits of $100
million or more as of Decem ber 31, 1965;
banks with total deposits of less than $100
million were dropped. As a result of the change
in size criteria, some nonm em ber banks were
included in the series. In view of these changes,
the title of the series on assets and liabilities
was changed from “Condition of Weekly R e
porting M ember Banks in Leading Cities” to
“Weekly Condition R eport of Large Commer
cial Banks.” In a further change in July 1969,
the series was revised to include figures for
significant domestic subsidiaries.
In December 1970, the most recent period
for which figures are shown herein, banks in
the weekly reporting series held about 55 per
cent of the loans and investments of all com
mercial banks in the United States. However,
they held almost 75 per cent of all commercial
and industrial loans, and the smaller num ber
that classified their commercial and industrial
loans by industry accounted for about 85 per
cent of the total of such loans for all banks in
The B oard of Governors, in cooperation
with the Federal Reserve Banks, has collected
weekly reports of condition from selected
m em ber banks in leading cities since November
1917. The purpose of the reports is to provide
information on money m arket and credit devel
opments more prom ptly than is possible on the
basis of call reports of condition or the some
what abbreviated data that are available
monthly for all commercial banks by classes.
The weekly reports show details on assets and
liabilities of the reporting banks and, since
1951, an industry breakdown of commercial
and industrial loans for a slightly smaller group
of banks.
T o meet increasingly urgent needs for infor
m ation concerning changing conditions in
banking and in credit markets, a m ajor change
was m ade in the series in 1966. The revision
had two aims: (1 ) to cover the largest volume
of bank assets possible in the smallest num ber
of banks; and (2 ) to account for a m ajor
share of the short-term fluctuations in m ajor
asset and liability categories of those banks.
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Weekly Reporting Banks
process for recent years is given later in this
section.
The following material describes major
changes in the series for weekly reporting
banks beginning with 1941, and Tables 4.1
through 4.3 provide data for all such banks.
Separate balance sheet data for weekly report
ing banks in New York City and for such banks
in other leading cities are not included in this
section, but such data are available regularly
in the Federal Reserve Bulletin as well as in
mimeographed statements, which are published
each week.
the weekly reporting series. The banks were
located for the most part in large cities, where
they are affected quickly by short-term money
market factors. The weekly series is not typical
of conditions among smaller banks, for which
changes take place slowly and may be quite
different.
The weekly reporting series has been adjusted
to prevent distortions that would otherwise
occur as a result of the merging of nonreporting
banks into weekly reporting banks or the with
drawal from the series of banks that cease to
report. A detailed description of the adjustment
COVERAGE OF SERIES
Statistics for weekly reporting banks are
affected by the num ber of banks included, by
mergers of reporting and nonreporting banks,
and by the procedures for incorporating such
changes in the series.
cluded” and “included” branches in order to
obtain estimates for use in the series.1 Hence,
the series became more representative of cur
rent banking conditions in the larger cities than
it had been before.
As a result of this change, the total number
of cities, including only the head-office cities
of branch systems, was reduced from 101 to 94.
Some cities not included in the earlier series
were added, while a number of other cities
were eliminated. Cities were selected on the
basis of the ratio of member bank deposits in
the city to the deposits of all commercial banks
in the Federal Reserve district, but exceptions
were made for special situations. No city could
be included unless the banks that reported in
that city accounted for 75 per cent of all mem
ber bank deposits in the city. With two minor
exceptions, however, the actual coverage
ranged between 90 and 100 per cent. Previ
ously the coverage had been less than 60 per
cent in some cities.
The number of banks reporting was increased
from 371 to 441. Nearly one-half of the in
crease was in three cities— New York, Chi
cago, and Washington— where 27, 26, and 14
banks, respectively, were included as compared
with 16, 12, and 8 in the old series.
The percentage of total commercial bank
R EPO R TIN G BANKS AND CITIES
The reporting banks and the cities covered
remained virtually unchanged in the period
1941 through June 1947. Since then, however,
it has been necessary to change the coverage
of the series several times in order to reflect
the appreciable changes that have taken place
in population growth and business activity, in
volume and distribution of bank deposits, in
the form of banking organization, and in
general economic activity.
The first of these changes in series was made
in July 1947. At that time a num ber of im
portant banks were added and the num ber of
cities covered was reduced.
One of the major changes in 1947 was to
include consolidated figures for all branches
of all reporting banks, regardless of location.
Growth of branch banking had introduced a
num ber of inconsistencies and difficulties in
reporting, because most branches outside the
reporting centers had been excluded from the
old series. The inclusion of all branches elim
inated the necessity of prorating certain aggre
gate asset and liability figures between “ex
'T h e inclusion o f all b ranches also rem oved the
possibility of indicating precisely the n u m b er of
cities included in the series.
146
Section 4
deposits represented by the revised series was
increased from 49 to about 57, and the per
centage of total member bank deposits repre
sented was increased from 57 to about 67.
The increased coverage was particularly large
in the San Francisco Reserve District. The re
vised series included more than 75 per cent of
all commercial bank deposits in that District,
as compared with about 39 per cent in the old
series. Most of the increase reflected the in
clusion of the assets and liabilities of all
branches of reporting banks wherever located.
Beginning with July 1947, the weekly report
ing series included more than 98 per cent of
the deposits of banks in New York City and
Chicago and 96 per cent of the deposits of
other reserve city banks. The so-called “coun
try” banks in the series held about 17 per cent
of the deposits of all country member banks.
During the late 1940’s and in the 1950’s
the banking structure showed further sub
stantial change. The num ber of banks declined
— largely as a result of mergers— and the
num ber of branches expanded sharply. In fact,
as a result of mergers and absorptions and of
withdrawals of banks from membership in the
System, the num ber of banks in the weekly
reporting series declined by 84 in the period
from July 1947, when the series was revised,
to a total of 357 in mid-1959. Moreover,
banking operations expanded more in some
areas than in others. This made it advisable to
change the reporting groups in many areas to
improve the usefulness of the series for re
gional analysis.
On July 8, 1959, therefore, the number of
cities, including only the head-office cities of
branch systems, was increased from 94 to 107,
and the number of banks was increased from
357 to 368, a net expansion in coverage of 11
banks (37 added and 26 elim inated). For the
most part the banks that were added were
of substantial size, while those taken out were
relatively small. As a result of these changes,
the proportion of total commercial bank de
posits represented by the weekly reporting
member bank series increased from about 55
to 60 per cent, while the proportion of total
mem ber bank deposits represented increased
from about 65 to 70 per cent.
In the process of revising the coverage of
the series, adjustments that had been made in
the series over the years were eliminated.
These adjustments had been made to prevent
accumulated distortions that would otherwise
have resulted from mergers of nonreporting
banks with reporting banks. This revision alone
accounted for about two-fifths of the $10
billion of assets added to the series.
As of April 1961 the series was revised to
include 106 cities (including only the headoffice cities of branch systems) and 356 banks.
This represented a reduction of one in the
num ber of cities and 12 in the number of
banks from July 1, 1959. One reporting bank
had moved its head office to a reporting city,
and this caused a reduction in the num ber of
head-office cities. The reduction in the number
of banks resulted from mergers and absorptions
and from the withdrawal of one bank from
Federal Reserve membership.
A net increase of $1.7 billion in coverage
resulted from eliminating accumulated adjust
ments previously made at the time of bank
mergers to prevent distortions. Mergers of two
large banks accounted for about $1 billion of
the increase. Numerous other mergers of non
reporting banks with reporting banks accounted
for the remainder.
Mergers and absorptions of banks and the
establishment of branches continued at a fast
rate in the 1960’s, and by July 1966, when the
series was again revised, the num ber of report
ing banks had declined by 12, to 344.
As previously noted, the series as revised in
1966 covered virtually all of the assets of mem
ber and nonmember commercial banks in the
United States with deposits in excess of $100
million. The revised panel included 341 report
ing banks compared with 344 before; 91
smaller banks were dropped, and 88 were
added.
The net effect of adding large banks and
dropping smaller ones was to increase total
assets by about $12.4 billion, or about 6 per
cent.2 The revised series included more than 61
-T h is figure excludes an increase of $3.4 billion re
flecting additions of the “adju stm en t b a n k ” described
later.
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Weekly Reporting Banks
industrial loans as of December 31, 1965. And
the revised panel, consisting of between 150
and 160 large commercial banks, member and
nonmember, accounted for about 90 per cent
of all business loans in the weekly reporting
series and for about 70 per cent of total busi
ness loans of all insured commercial banks.
By December 1970 these percentages had de
clined to about 85 and 60, respectively.
per cent of the assets of all commerical banks.
However, for some of the more volatile and
im portant asset and liability items that are
held predominantly in large commercial banks,
the coverage was substantially greater.
IND USTRY BREAKDOW N
A bout 200 member banks in the weekly
reporting series were asked to submit data
during April 1951 for tabulation of a new
series on commercial and industrial loans by
industry. At the end of May 1951, 220 banks
were reporting changes in their larger loans
as to industry and purpose. Practically the
only changes in num ber of banks from then
until January 1964, when the number had
declined to approximately 200, were the result
of mergers. During that period this group of
banks held roughly 90 to 95 per cent of total
commercial and industrial loans of all weekly
reporting member banks and between 70 and
75 per cent of those of all insured commercial
banks.
A bout 200 banks continued to report sta
tistics for the industry classification after the
series was changed to show loans outstanding
instead of changes beginning in late 1963, as
described later in this section. However, from
then through 1966 these banks accounted for
declining percentages of total commercial and
industrial loans of all weekly reporting member
banks and of all insured commercial banks.
By the end of 1966 the proportions had de
clined to about 80 per cent and 65 per cent,
respectively.
When the weekly reporting bank sample was
changed in mid-1966, 16 smaller banks that
were dropped from the weekly reporting series
were also excluded from the commercial and
industrial loan series; however, these banks
continued to report individual bank data to
the end of the calendar year 1966. At the
year-end an additional 47 banks were dropped
and 25 banks were added to the reporting
panel.
The series, as revised, included most weekly
reporting large commercial banks that had
more than $50 million in commercial and
ADJUSTM ENT PROCEDURES
There is a continuing need to adjust the
weekly reporting series to reflect the merging
of nonreporting banks into the weekly report
ing banks and the withdrawal of any banks
that cease to report. Until the series was re
vised in 1966, such adjustments had been
made only when a comprehensive revision of
the series was undertaken. A t the time of that
revision, for example, total assets were in
creased by $3.4 billion because of adding in
adjustments to cover the 1961-66 period.
Under the reporting methods adopted in 1966,
the cumulative effects of such adjustments are
reduced, because the adjustments are now
being added (or subtracted, as the case may
be) each year so as to reflect the actual levels
of assets and liabilities of all banks reporting.
Once a bank merges with another bank,
of course, it is impossible to segregate future
changes in its assets and liabilities from changes
in the assets and liabilities of the bank into
which it merges. Nevertheless, for many pur
poses, it is essential to maintain as high a de
gree of comparability as possible between sum
mary data for one week and summary data for
another week. For this purpose, the Board has
used an “adjustment bank” process. Since the
1966 revision of the series, this is the way the
adjustment bank has worked:
When a nonreporting bank, for example,
merges with a reporting bank, the amounts of
its assets and liabilities as of the date of the
merger are set aside and held in the adjustment
bank. (Such amounts are considered “negative”
components.) Similarly, if a reporting bank
drops out of the series, its outstanding assets
and liabilities, as of the date of the withdrawal,
148
Section 4
are placed in the adjustment bank (as positive
com ponents). Each week during the year the
figures for all large commercial banks are re
duced or expanded, as the case may be, by the
net of the components in the adjustment bank.
In this way, comparability is m aintained in the
series from week to week. A t the end of the
year the B oard publishes cumulative figures for
the adjustment bank. These figures indicate the
extent to which each asset and liability item for
the last Wednesday of the year for all large
commercial banks has been affected by the
adjustment bank process. Then, as of the first
Wednesday of the next year, these figures are
automatically “folded into” the series by the
elimination of the adjustm ent bank.
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
measure of business loans because it included
loans to sales finance companies and to m ort
gage companies. In some weeks, changes in
loans to sales finance companies alone were
larger than the net change in loans to all other
business borrowers combined.
Secondly, no category reflected the volume
of bank credit being extended to the foregoing
financial intermediaries or to other types such
as personal loan and finance companies, in
surance companies, and savings and loan
associations. Loans to the latter types of in
stitutions were reported with “other” loans,
along with loans to churches, charitable and
educational institutions, and so forth. At times
the volume of credit to these financing insti
tutions expanded sharply but was not iden
tifiable except through special surveys.
Segregation of loans to financial institutions
and redefinitions of other loan categories to
remove the loans to these institutions provided
users of the series with a m ore accurate meas
ure of the amount of bank credit being chan
neled from banks through nonbank financial
intermediaries, and it im proved the usefulness
of all loan categories, particularly the com
mercial and industrial loan segment. The avail
ability of figures for loans to domestic com
mercial banks provided an accurate measure
of domestic interbank transactions. Heretofore
it had been difficult to m easure such loans,
for they were combined with loans to mutual
savings banks and loans to foreign banks;
loans to the latter have become increasingly
important.
A less im portant change in loan classifica
tions was the provision of more information
The form in which statistics for assets and
liabilities of weekly reporting banks were re
ported remained virtually unchanged during
the period 1941 through mid-1959. There
after, major revisions were made in July 1959,
April 1961, June 1966, and July 1969, as
described below.
JU L Y 1959 R EV ISIO N
The new report form adopted in July 1959
was designed to provide a more adequate
breakdown of loans and to show more in
form ation on the maturities of U.S. Govern
ment security holdings.
Loans. The most im portant change among
loan categories was the segregation of loans
to financial institutions. Loans to these institu
tions, which previously had been included in
commercial and industrial loans, in “other”
loans, and, to a lesser extent, in loans to banks
were shown for four types of institutions:
1. Domestic commercial banks;
2. Foreign commercial banks;
3. Sales finance, personal finance, factors,
and other business credit companies; and
4. Other financial institutions (m utual sav
ings banks, insurance companies, mortgage
companies, savings and loan associations, and
Federal lending agencies)
.
Users of banking data had believed for some
time that inadequacies in the loan classification
were seriously limiting the analytical value of
the data. In the first place, the commercial
and industrial loan category was not a clean
149
Weekly Reporting Banks
loan items affected by reclassification, there is
a reconciliation for only one date— July 1,
1959, when the banks were requested to pro
vide a reconciliation between the old and the
new forms.
The reclassifications consisted of the follow
ing transfers: (1 ) from commercial and indus
trial loans— $3,241 million of loans to sales
finance companies, factors, etc., to the new
item for sales finance and personal finance
companies, and $1,183 million of loans to
mortgage companies and other real estate
lenders to the new item of “other” nonbank
financial institutions; (2 ) $2 million of loans
to mutual savings banks, from loans to banks
to loans to “other” nonbank financial institu
tions; (3 ) $505 million of loans to personal
finance and loan companies, from “other”
loans to the new item for sales finance and
personal finance companies; and (4 ) the fol
lowing from “other” loans to “other” nonbank
financial institutions: $74 million of loans to
savings and loan and similar associations, $112
million of loans to insurance and investment
(that is, those holding stock of operating com
panies for management or developmental pur
poses) companies, and $42 million of loans
to Federal lending agencies.
The accompanying table shows the extent
to which the revised loan items were affected
by reclassification as well as by the changes in
coverage on that date. Other balance sheet
items were affected only by the changes in
coverage.
on the types of securities for which loans for
purchasing or carrying securities were being
made. In the past, all reporting banks had
shown loans to brokers and dealers separately
from those to others, but only the banks in
New York and Chicago had reported loans
for purchasing or carrying U.S. Government
obligations separately from loans for purchas
ing or carrying other securities. Thenceforth,
all weekly reporting banks showed that break
down. Such a breakdown helps to identify the
amounts of credit being used to finance these
two groups of securities.
U.S. Government securities. When the new
form was inaugurated, each bank began to
report its combined holdings of Treasury notes
and U.S. Government bonds with remaining
m aturities as follows:
Within 1 year
After 1 year but within 5 years
After 5 years
This maturity breakdown provides data for
studies of current developments in bank liquid
ity and shows the extent to which city banks
participate in, or otherwise rearrange their
portfolios at times of, m ajor Treasury financ
ing operations.
Reconciliation, ctc. F or all items that were
not reclassified, year-earlier data were com
piled to reflect the added coverage of cities and
banks. Some of the banks added were already
reporting weekly to the Federal Reserve Bank
in their district, but in many cases weekly
figures for the period July 1958-June 1959
had to be estimated from less frequent reports
of condition, deposit reports for reserve com
putation purposes, and other sources. Never
theless, the portion estimated is small in rela
tion to the total.
No data were available prior to July 1,
1959, however, for the revised loan classifica
tions or subdivided items; these include com
mercial and industrial loans, loans to banks,
other loans, loans to financial institutions, the
breakdown of loans for purchasing or carrying
securities (except at the banks in New York
and C hicago), and the maturity distribution of
U.S. Governm ent bonds and notes. F or the
Effect on Loans of Reclassification and Changes in
Coverage, Ju ly 1, 1959
[In millions of dollars]
|
Loan category
Hftect o f - •
Old j“
—
series
RcAdded
classifi- covercation ! age
Commercial and in d u strial... 32,012 —4,424
N onbank financial institu,
tions:
1
Sales finance, personal
finance, ctc.......................................... , 4-3.746
O th e r...................................................... .. ■+ 1,413
Foreign banks............................................
*-2
Domestic commercial banks..................................
“ Other**...................................... 12,992
= 733
150
New
series
894
28,482
• 86
f49
3,832
1,462
596
1,519
13,640
•v 6
+1,381
Section 4
A PR IL 1961 R EVISION
with other “interbank” accounts, and deposits
in the new “foreign” category had previously
been reported largely as “foreign interbank.”
Reporting member banks were asked to clas
sify their deposits on both the old and new
bases as of April 26, 1961. T he accompanying
table shows how deposit items were affected by
the new classifications.
The new concept of demand deposits ad
justed includes all demand deposits except
those of the U.S. Government and of domestic
commercial banks, less cash items in process of
collection. This differs from the previous con
cept because of the inclusion of demand de
posits due to mutual savings banks ($524 mil
lion) and deposits due to foreign entities
($1,491 m illion). Of the latter, $1,437 million
had previously been classified as foreign inter
bank deposits and $54 million as domestic in-
Deposits. The form for reporting deposits
was revised effective April 26, 1961, to pro
vide the following new items: (1 ) demand
deposits due to m utual savings banks, (2)
savings deposits in the time deposit category,
and (3 ) for both demand and time deposits,
several items classified as foreign— chiefly
amounts due to foreign governments and offi
cial institutions, central banks, and interna
tional institutions. Items in group 3, together
with deposits of foreign banks, make up the
new “foreign” category that is available for
both demand and time deposits. Postal savings
deposits, previously reported separately, were
combined with U.S. Government time deposits.
Demand and time deposits due to mutual
savings banks had previously been reported
D eposit Reconciliation for W eekly Reporting M em ber Banks, April 26,1961
Old classification
New classification
Item
J Individuals,
I partner- J U.S.
A mount I
ships,
Governand
ment
I corporations 1
States
and
political
sub
divisions
Demand
deposits
adjusted 1
Interbank
Certified
and
officers’
checks
Domestic
Foreign
In millions of dollars
Demand
87,446
65,527
Individuals, partnerships, and corporations*.
Foreign— T o ta l ......................................................
Governments, international institutions,
etc.* 2..............................................................
Banks* 2.............................................................
U.S. G overnm ent.................................................
States and political subdivisions*....................
Certified and officers’ checks* 2.......................
Domestic interbank:
C om m ercial.......................................................
M utual savings* 2............................................
65,418
65,418
1 ,6 0 0
109
D e m a n d deposits adjusted 3.
6 4 ,0 6 4
566
1,034
1,076
5,229
3,045
! 5,229 !1 3,045 !
1
i
I
..................., .................... ................... ,
................... 1.................... ................... 1
1,016
...................S.................... ................... j
109
1,076
10,554
524
...............
T o tal........................................................................
38,175
33,596
Individuals, partnerships, and corpora
tions— T o tal..................................................
Savings...............................................................
O th e r..................................................................
27,836
5,463
33,299
Foreign— Total .......: .......................................
1 ,8 6 4
297
1,754
297
!
1
11,132
1 ,4 3 7
54
54
................... 1.................... 1 10,554
................... ;.................... .
524
1 ................. 1
................... | .................... !....................
2,723
62,049
1,431
403
1,034
I
|
...................
! ................. ................... ' ....................
1
154
1
1
1
1,702
1,5 6 7
1,457
110
110
154
154
2,723
2,723
128
7
128
7
* Included in new concept o f demand deposits adjusted.
1 Old concept—dem and deposits other than interbank (deposits
due to m utual savings and foreign banks as well as those due to
domestic commercial banks) and U.S. Government, less cash items
reported as in process o f collection.
S 229
!
Time
Governments, international institutions,
etc. 2..............................................................
Banks 2............................................................. .
U.S. G overnm ent (incl. postal savings) 2. . .
States and political subdivisions....................
Domestic interbank:
Commercial 2..................................................
M utual savings 2..............................................
1
u*
©
T o tal........................................................................
151
2 Separate figures shown only for this reconciliation.
3 New concept—total of items marked with an asterisk, less cash
items in process of collection.
Weekly Reporting Banks
Assets and Liabilities of Large Commercial Banks, June 29,1966
(In millions o f dollars)
For purchasing
o r carrying securities
Basis
Total
loans
Total I Com* j
loans,
and
invest net 1
cul
I and
ments 'I
I indus-| tural
I trial I
To brokers
and dealers
dSi* As.ri-
To financial institutions
To others
Bank
Real
<estate
I D oPers.
U.S.
U.S.
ther I]
I mes- | and
Govt. Other
G ovt. Osese
For*
I
tic
1
sales
se
se
| eign ,i com- j finaa O ther :
curi curi
curi curities
ties
I
mercos.,
ties
ties
i cial ( etc.
1
1
Old b a sis ..
172,898 127,784 55,792
1,675
670 3,862
92 2,144 1,506
New basis.
186,535 136,239 58,246
1,753
682 3,972
871 2,231, 1,498
N et increase, or
decrease ( —).
13,637
8,455 2,454|
I
Nonbank
12
78
lio!
-5
87
—8
r
1
3,338, 7,050j 4,885,26,662 16.014 11,432i
1,158 2,760
,
I
i
120
i
Cer
tifi
cates
177
i'
r
r~ ^ i
123 3,146 .. 2,320i
159
Other securities
I Cash 1
; items , Bal
Balm
ances ances
with
pro
with
do
I Total cess
forof
mes eign
col
tic
Certif.
banks
l
a
banks
Tax
I
of
|
l
Other
All
After war*
tion
5 yrs. [rants
par’ i nties
S?SU‘
3., other ticipa-1
tion 4 1
Notes and bonds
m aturing—
Bills
J
iValuaI tion
;i re
1serves
Cash assets
U.S. Government securities
Total
1
.
j All
j other
!
" !
;
<
1 '
26,275( 2,601
3,218 6,873 j 4,762 23,516,..................
Investments
Basis
ConForsu
m er '] eign
in sta ll govts,
ment
W ith
1 to
in
1 yr. 5 yrs.
____
Obligations ofj O ther bonds,
(States and po-j corp. stocks
j litical subdiv. ji and securities
i
All
other
Cur- t Rcassets
1 rency serves
with
|1 and F.R
. |
coin , Banks
,
... ( _ ....
Old basis..........
20,276
2,133
561 2,763 8,829
13,504 7,307
New basis.........
22,482
2,277
588 3,076 9,895
13,976i 7,702
Net increase, or
decrease ( —).
2,206
144
27
313 1,066
472
395
Deposits
Demand
Total
unad
justed
T otal &
IPC
Old basis.......... ,185, t86,!02,318 70,259
New b asis......... 199,084 108,899 75,830
Net increase, or I
I
5,571
decrease(—). 13,898 6,581
|l D o- |
Foreign
|
mes|
tic 1
U
S
.
ComI G ovt, j com- i
merGovt.,
mer- j
j
cial
e tc .6
cial
banks
banks I
i
1
1
I
5 ,6 5 1j 7,4711 11,936
738
6,161
7,764 11,858
778
States
and
political
subdivisions
IPC
510
40
-7 8 |
36
48,413| 28,687)
7,317|
Borrowings
Basis
From
F.R.
Banks
From
others
Other
liabilities
Capital
accounts
Total
loans
(net),
adjusted 8
458
5,633
8,500
17,520
217,297
124,566
New basis.........
453
5,806
8,926
18,717
232,986
132,901
-5
173
426
1,197
15,689
F o r notes see opposite page.
5,309]
6,920’
7,691 1
Foreign
Do
mes
tic
inter
bank
G ovt.,
e tc .6
634 4,333
6471 4,348
Com
mer
cial
banks
222
228
771
1,172]
M emoranda
Total
assets—
Total
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
Old basis...........
N et increase, or
decrease ( —).
j States (
I and I
\ polit- 1
ical 1
O ther . subI
j sions
Sav
ings
VOO\ I
OOK) 1
Basis
Time
152
8,335
Total loans
(net),
| Demand 1
adjusted,
deposits ,
and
adjusted 9
invest
ments *
169,680
13,517
Large certificates
o f deposit 10
Total
issued
Issued
to IPC ’s
Issued
to others
65,159 ,
17,743 j ................... | ....................
71,286 (
18,268
6,127
|
13,076
5,192
^ j
!
525 ................... .....................
Section 4
terbank deposits. As a result of changes in
classification as of April 26, 1961, demand de
posits adjusted (new concept) increased from
$62,049 million to $64,064 million.
Loan classification. M inor revisions in the
loan classifications of foreign banks and of
“other nonbank financial institutions,” and in
“all other” loans resulted from more precise
definitions of loans to international institutions
and foreign entities. These reclassifications re
sulted in decreases of $163 million in loans to
foreign banks and $28 million in loans to
“other” nonbank financial institutions, and an
increase of $191 million in “all other” loans as
of April 26, 1961.
reporting on the foreign loans of U.S. banks.
Moreover, the new information provides an
up-to-date check on flows of U.S. bank funds
abroad and permits analysis of changes in
credit extended to domestic borrowers.
Investments. Banks’ holdings of securities
of States and politicial subdivisions had be
come increasingly im portant in recent years,
and better current information on their hold
ings was required. A new item “tax warrants,
etc.” issued by States and political subdivisions
was created to provide details on banks’ hold
ings that are not available from other sources.
Moreover, since borrowings by States and local
governments through these tax warrants are
thought to show wide seasonal swings, segrega
tion of this item provides a more accurate esti
mate of changes in bank holdings of “all other”
municipal securities, now shown separately.
Previously these two items had been included
in “other securities.”
In the new form all bank holdings of Federal
agency participation certificates are reported as
a separate item. With the expansion in the
number and amount of such issues by Federal
agencies, bank holdings of these certificates had
increased sharply. Included in this item are
participations in pools of loans made by the
Commodity Credit Corporation, the ExportIm port Bank, the Federal National Mortgage
Association, and the Small Business Adminis
tration. Some of the instruments had previously
been classified as loans; for example, CCC cer
tificates of interest had been in “agricultural
loans,” and Export-Im port Bank portfolio fund
participations had been in “all other loans.”
And others had been included in “other securi
ties.” About $700 million of the $1.3 billion
of such participations held by respondents at
the end of June 1966 were Export-Im port
Bank portfolio fund participations.
The new report form also provided for a
new memorandum item on negotiable time
certificates of deposit issued in denominations
JUNE 1966 REVISION
The revision of the report form in 1966, as
in most previous revisions, was designed to
furnish new details about bank lending and in
vestment practices and about the sources of
banks’ funds that would be useful to authorities
in making decisions on monetary policy. (A t
the time of this revision, the coverage of the
series, as noted earlier, was shifted from mem
ber banks to large commercial banks.)
Loans. A new category of loans entitled
“consumer instalment loans” was created to
augment the consumer credit series collected
from banks on a monthly basis; it provides
more current information on the volume of
consumer instalment credit outstanding at
banks. Such credit, which had previously been
included in “all other loans,” now constitutes a
substantial part of the total loan portfolios of
commercial banks.
A new item, “loans to foreign governments
and official institutions,” also previously in
cluded in “all other loans,” provides needed
information on flows of credit to foreigners.
When related to data collected by the Treas
ury, these new data provide fairly complete
N o te s to ta b le on o p p o site p a g e :
6 Deposits of foreign governments and official institutions, central
banks, and international institutions.
7 Includes U.S. Govt, and postal savings, not shown separately.
s Exclusive of loans to domestic commercial banks.
9 All demand deposits exccpt those of the U.S. G overnment and
domestic commercial banks, less cash items in process of collection.
10 Negotiable certificates of deposit issued in denominations of
$100,000 or more.
1 After deduction o f valuation reserves.
5 Individual items shown gross.
3 Includes short-term notes and bills (under 1 year) issued by
States and political subdivisions.
4 Federal agencies only.
5 Includes certified and officers’ checks, and deposits o f mutual
savings banks not shown separately.
153
Weekly Reporting Banks
Respondent banks reported on both the old
and the new basis on June 25, 1969, but they
were not required to provide overlap data for
earlier weeks. The net effect of the changes
was to increase total assets of banks in the
large commercial bank series by $4.1 billion.
The overlap data are shown in detail in the
table on pages 156 and 157. It should be noted
that changes in some of the items offset
changes in others and hence had no effect on
the level of total assets.
Reserves on loans and securities. The effect
of including valuation reserves was to raise the
level of total loans and investments by $3.7
billion at the large commercial banks. Most of
the addition reflected increases in the loan
component; total loans were raised by $3.5
billion. Inclusion of valuation reserves raised
the total securities portfolio by only $125
million. However, these increases in levels were
not so large as had been expected, and it is
now believed that some banks had already been
including valuation reserves in reports of total
loans and probably of total investments. Indi
vidual loan items had previously included such
reserves and were not affected by this change
in reporting procedures.
Individual categories of securities were
affected by the inclusion of valuation reserves
on securities, but there is no information as to
how such reserves had been allocated as be
tween individual categories of U.S. Govern
ment securities and other securities. It is be
lieved, however, that in previous reports the
greater part of such valuation reserves had
been deducted from longer-term State and
municipal securities rather than from U.S.
Government securities.
On the liabilities side of the balance sheet,
reserves on loans and on securities are re
ported separately in the large commercial bank
series. Each of these items was raised com
mensurately to the increase in earnings assets
from this source.
Consolidation of domestic subsidiaries. Sub
sidiaries consolidated are of two types: (1 )
majority-owned bank-premises subsidiaries, all
of which must be consolidated, and (2) other
majority-owned nonbank subsidiaries that meet
of $100,000 or more to individuals, partner
ships, and corporations (IP C ). Such informa
tion makes it possible to measure the extent to
which holdings of this group affect fluctuations
in total CD ’s outstanding in this size category.
M oreover, by subtracting the am ount of these
large-denomination C D ’s held by IPC ’s from
the figures for other time deposits, IPC, in
the balance sheet portion of the statement,
it is possible to deduce approximately the
changes that have taken placc in the amount of
savings certificates, savings bonds, and similar
types of time deposits commonly used by banks
to attract personal savings. The growth of
these consumer-type deposits was very sub
stantial in late 1965 and early 1966 as an in
creasing num ber of banks expanded their
efforts to m arket these types of savings in
struments.
JULY 1969 REVISION
Beginning July 2, 1969, the Board revised
its “Weekly Condition R eport of Large Com
mercial Banks” to take account of substantive
changes in content and format of the official
call reports of condition that had been intro
duced by the three Federal supervisory agencies
in the first call of 1969.3 As a result of the
revision, respondent banks are now required
(1 ) to submit consolidated reports, including
figures for all bank-premises subsidiaries and
other significant majority-owned domestic sub
sidiaries; (2) to report figures for total loans
and for individual categories of securities on a
gross basis— that is, without deduction of val
uation reserves— rather than net of such re
serves, as they had been previously; and (3 ) to
provide detailed data on short-term lending
and borrowing transactions that involve either
transfers of Federal funds balances on the
books of the Reserve Banks or purchases or
sales under agreements to repurchase.
n Uniform reporting concepts are maintained in
the weekly report of condition for large banks and in
the call report for all commercial banks, in order
to facilitate estimation and benchmarking of current
monthly and weekly data on assets and liabilities for
all commercial banks.
154
Section 4
a significance test. Accounts of sister sub
sidiaries or of a holding company parent such
as exist in the “one bank” or other-holdingcompany type of organization are not included.
Consolidation has the following effects on
the balance sheet of a reporting bank: Hold
ings of capital stock of certain types of m ajor
ity-owned subsidiaries, previously shown as an
investment, become part of total capital in the
consolidated report. And the individual asset
and liability accounts of the subsidiaries are
combined and reported with the asset and
liability accounts of the reporting parent insti
tution. All intercorporate accounts— for ex
ample, loans by the parent bank to the sub
sidiary and deposits of the subsidiary in the
parent bank— are eliminated. The statistical
effect of consolidating subsidiaries was to raise
total assets and total liabilities and capital by
about $412 million at large commercial banks.
In the revised series two new items appear
as a result of the consolidation: The one on
the assets side, “investments in subsidiaries not
consolidated,” reflects investments in domestic
subsidiaries that did not meet the significance
test, as well as investments in foreign subsidi
aries and in subsidiaries that are classified as
banks and therefore are not consolidated. This
item amounted to $432 million on June 25,
1969. The required balancing item on the
liabilities side, “minority interest in consoli
dated subsidiaries,” is negligible because almost
all the consolidated subsidiaries were wholly
owned; because this item is so small, it is not
shown separately in the following table.
Within the balance sheet, one effect of the
consolidation procedure was to reduce “other
bonds, corporate stocks, and securities” by a
net of $413 million; this reduction reflected
the shift of specific investments to the new asset
item “investments in subsidiaries not consoli
dated” and the addition of holdings of con
solidated subsidiaries. The “other assets” cate
gory in this series was raised by about $275
million, reflecting principally the real estate
holdings of bank-premises subsidiaries that
were consolidated.
On the liabilities side, the item that was most
affected by consolidation was “other liabili
ties,” which rose by $386 million. The increase
stemmed from consolidation of bank-premises
subsidiaries and probably reflected the m ort
gage liabilities of these subsidiaries. The in
crease in capital at these banks was $28 mil
lion. Borrowings expanded by $17 million,
resulting in part from the consolidation of cur
rent borrowings of subsidiaries and in part
from more accurate reporting of Federal funds
and securities repurchase transactions.
Newly reported information. In addition
to these changes, detailed data on Federal
funds and related transactions were reported
for the large commercial bank series. In gen
eral, these new data conform with those re
ported in the call report.
A new item was added on the assets side of
the balance sheet for loans in the form of
“Federal funds sold and securities purchased
under agreement to resell.” There is a break
down of this item for transactions with: (1)
commercial banks; (2 ) brokers and dealers,
with a further breakdown of transactions be
tween those involving U.S. Treasury securities
and those involving other securities; and (3 )
others. These transactions with the first two
of these groups had previously been reported
in loans to the corresponding groups on the
balance sheet of large commercial banks.
Transactions with “others” had, for the most
part, been included in the commercial and
industrial loan category.
The corresponding liability item, “Federal
funds purchased and securities sold under
agreements to repurchase,” was also reported
separately but without the detailed breakdown.
Such transactions had previously been included
in “borrowings from others.”
Memoranda. Items derived for special ana
lytical purposes continue to be shown as mem
oranda. The two items, “total loans (gross),
adjusted” and “total loans and investments
(gross), adjusted” were not affected by the
new breakout of Federal funds and security
repurchase transactions. However, the levels of
these measures were raised by folding in val
uation reserves, and the level of loans was
raised by the consolidation of domestic sub
sidiaries as described above.
155
Weekly Reporting Banks
Large Commercial Banks—Comparison of Series on Old and New Bases, June 25,1969
(In millions o f dollars)
R eason for change
New
basis
Old
basis
Asset o r liability item
Net
change
Consoli
dation
Inclusion o f
reserves on—
Loans
+3,351
5 ,7 6 3
+ !,7 S 3
4,841
+4,841
+ 5 ,7 6 3
+4,841
638
240
44
+638
+240
+ 44
-4 638
+240
444
1 71 ,6 7 8
169 ,5 0 3
78,394
2,077
78,403
2,078
-2 ,1 7 5
+9
1,480
3,778
849
3,530
-6 3 1
-2 4 8
+7
-8
108
2,759
107
2,737
-1
-2 2
-2 2
5,986
5,514
33,321
5,973
5,511
33,304
-1 3
5,348
1,712
19,627
1,010
14,085
526
1,712
19,672
1,022
14,079
-4 ,8 2 2
0
+45
+ 12
-6
2 2 ,5 3 8
2 2 ,5 8 9
+51
1,176
0
4,210
12,120
5,032
1,184
0
+8
0
4,210
12,163
5,032
0
+43
0
+43
3 7 ,91 5
3 7 ,6 2 7 |
-2 8 8
-4 1 3
4,607
29,090
4,612
29,210
+5
+ 120
1
1,245
1,245
2,560
0
-4 1 3
1
2,973
30,638
15,275
3,094
4,888
12,076
30,638
15,275
3,097
4,893
432
12,351
+3
+5
+432
+275
298,102
302,168
+ 4 ,066
1 2 8 ,6 2 0
1 28 ,6 1 0
-1 0
3,755
15,825
3,755
15,825
0
0
90,631
6,313
90,621 !
6,313
i
j.
n *a *
Other:
T o t a l ............................................................
Commercial and industrial.....................
A griculture.................................................
F o r purchasing o r carrying securities:
To brokers and dealers:
U.S. Treasury securities..................
Other securities.................................
To others:
U.S. Treasury securities..................
O ther securities.................................
To nonbank financial institutions:
Personal and sales finance cos., etc..
O th e r.......................................................
Real estate..................................................
To commercial banks:
D om estic................................................
F o reig n...................................................
Consumer instalm ent...............................
Foreign governments...............................
All o th e r.....................................................
Investments:
U.S. Treasury securities:
T o t a l ...........................................................................
B ills.............................................................................
Certificates................................................................
N otes and bonds m aturing—
W ithin 1 y e ar.......................................................
In 1=5 years..........................................................
A fter 5 years.........................................................
O ther securities:
Total ...........................................................................
O bligations o f States, e tc .:
Tax w arrants........................................................
All o th e r................................................................
Other bonds, corporate stocks, and securities:
Certificates o f participation..............................
All o th e r................................................................
Cash items in process o f collection.................
Reserves with F.R . B anks.................................
Currency and co in ..............................................
Balances with domestic b a n k s .........................
Investments in subsidiaries not consolidated.
O ther assets..........................................................
,
Total asscts/Total liabilities .
Deposits:
D em and:
T o t a l ......................................................
U.S. G overnm ent...............................
Domestic commercial banks. . . . . . .
Other dem and:
IP C ....................................................
States and political subdivisions.
Foreign:
Governments, etc.......................
Commercial banks.....................
M utual savings banks...................
Certified and officers’ c h e c k s.. . .
+1
-3
-1 7
-1 0
0
703
1,942
713
8,738
703
1,942
713
8,738
0
0
0
0
T o t a l ......................................................
103,968
1 03 ,9 5 9
U.S. G overnm ent...............................
Domestic commercial b an k s............
Other time:
IPC:
Savings.........................................
O th e r.............................................
States and political subdivisions.
Foreign:
G overnments, etc.......................
Commercial banks.....................
241
469
241
469
-9
0
0
47,550
41,281
9,771
47,541
41,281
9,771
—9
0
0
4,445
211
4,445
211
0
0
Tim e:
156
+3,529
+ 125
+ 5 9 | -t 3 ,5 2 9
+ 53 I...................
+ t ...................
-5 , 7 6 3
-4 4
-638
-240
-1
-1 3
-3
-1 7
-4,841
+ 19
+45
+12
-6
■ rSl
+8
+125
= +5
! +120
0
1
i
-3 0 3
j Securities
235,482
232,131
Loans:
Federal funds sold, etc.: 1
T o t a l ....................................................
To commercial b an k s......................
To brokers and dealers, involvingU.S. Treasury securities.............
Other securities.............................
To o thers............................................
Breakout
o f items
+3 .
+ 5 r11.
+ 432
+275 j.
+412
-1 0 I
+ 3 ,5 2 9
+125
Section 4
Large Commercial Banks—Comparison of Series on Old and New Bases, June 25,1969—Continued
(In millions o f dollars)
R eason for change
Asset or liability item
Old
basis
New
basis
N et
change
Consoli
dation
Inclusion of
reserves on—
Loans
Federal funds purchased, etc. {
Borrowing fro m —
F.R . B an k s..............................
O thers.......................................
Other liabilities 4........................
Reserves fo r—
L o an s........................................
Securities..................................
n.a.
12,798
+ 12,798
1,049
15,243
26,620
1,049
2,462
27,006
0
-1 2 ,7 8 1
+386
3,529
125
+ 3 ,529
+ 125
Total capital accounts.........................................................
22,602
22,630
+28
+28
166,330
226,783
78,402
169,899
230,115
78,392
+ 3,569
+ 3 ,332
-1 0
+40
—322
1 5 ,2 7 4
15,271
—3
-3
9,216
6,058
13,459
9,215
6,056
13,459
-1
-2
0
-2
Memoranda:
T otal loans (gross), adjusted.........................................
T otal loans and investments (gross), adjusted..........
Dem and deposits adjusted.............................................
Large negotiable C D ’s:
T otal ...............................................................................
To IP C ’s .........................................................................
To o th ers.......................................................................
Gross liabilities o f banks to their foreign branches.
Breakout
o f items
Securities
+ 12,798
+ 17
+386
-12,798
+ 3,529
+ 125
+ 3 ,5 2 9
+ 3,529
+ 125
-1 0
-1
n.a. N ot available.
1 Includes securities purchased under agreements to resell.
2 Includes effect o f consolidation and o f inclusion o f reserves on securities (latter not available by type of security).
3 Includes securities sold under agreements to repurchase.
4 Includes minority interest in consolidated subsidiaries.
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LOANS, BY INDUSTRY
The series showing industry breakdown, the
only source of information on bank loans by
industry and maturity, has undergone a number
of changes similar to those in the asset and
liability series; there have been two major re
visions— one in January 1964 and one in De
cember 1966.4 Changes in the reporting form
and the sample have been aimed at acquiring
more useful data and improving statistical reli
ability. In particular, the accuracy with which
loans are classified by business of borrower has
been greatly improved.
The industry breakdown of the commercial
and industrial loan series serves a num ber of
purposes: (1) It is a short-run indicator of the
strength of business loan demand at banks; (2 )
it provides a basis for estimating total business
loans of banks; (3) it may be used to gauge the
effects of special situations and of seasonal
1 For a description of the changes in number of
banks and the ratios of loans they held to the total
for all banks in the series and for all commercial
banks, see p. 148. Adjustment procedures too are
described on that page.
borrowing patterns in different industries, and
(4 ) it is useful in projecting future capital
m arket pressures and expansion or inventory
build-up in individual industries.
Usefulness of this series over long periods
of time is limited, however, as it is in the series
on assets and liabilities of weekly reporting
banks. A direct comparison of current data
with those collected before 1964 is impossible
for several reasons: Before January 1964 the
data show am ount of change rather than total
loans outstanding; the series has an upward
bias because of a lag in netting out repay
ments; and the breakdown of loans by business
of borrower is different.
INAUGURATION OF SERIES
AND REVISIONS THROUGH 1963
The series on commercial and industrial
loans by industry began in 1951 as a supple
ment to the Weekly Condition Report. There
was a need to collect information on the types
of businesses that were borrowing at banks, for
Weekly Reporting Banks
O ther bankers acceptances, which relate to
commercial transactions, were no longer classi
fied by industry but were shown as a separate
category. Earlier, all bankers acceptances had
been classified according to the business of
the payee.
Another m ajor revision was implemented in
December 1966. It was necessitated by changes
resulting from the revision of the weekly re
porting bank sample in June 1966, when the
coverage of that series was shifted from mem
ber banks to large commercial banks and sm all.
banks were dropped from that sample. The
revision in the industry series was implemented
on December 28, 1966. Figures for that date,
as shown in the accompanying table, were col
lected on both the old and the new basis.
These figures represent the only reconciliation
between the old and the new series.
There are three differences between the old
loan reports and those following the 1966 re
vision: (1 ) volume-of-loans sample criteria,
the outbreak of war in Korea had brought a
sharp expansion in bank credit to businesses.
During the second half of 1950, “commercial,
industrial, and agricultural” loans, as shown
on the “Condition of Weekly Reporting M em
ber Banks in Leading Cities,” had risen by $4
billion. According to a survey m ade by the
Board of Governors in October 1951, the in
crease had been in commercial and industrial
rather than in agricultural loans.
Between May 23, 1951, and December 31,
1963, several minor revisions were made in
the series. The “purpose” classification was
dropped after April 30, 1952, on the eve of
the suspension of the Voluntary Credit Re
straint Program /’ Beginning with the week
ended July 8, 1959, loans to sales finance com
panies and certain other nonbank financial in
stitutions were excluded because they were
being shown separately in the weekly report
ing bank series after that series was revised in
July 1959. It should be noted, however, that
because loans to other nonbank financial in
stitutions had been included in various items
of the loan series, the new figures are not
strictly comparable with the old figures.
On September 27, 1961, numerous industry
classifications were added to reduce industrial
misclassification. Mining was separated from
manufacturing, and five categories were set up
under both durable and nondurable goods
manufacturing.
Commercial and Industrial Loans of Weekly Reporting
Banks
(In millions o f dollars)
December 28, 1966
Industry
D urable goods manufacturing:
Primary m etals.......................................
M achinery...............................................
T ransportation equipm ent..................
Other fabricated metal products........
O ther durable goods.............................
Nondurable goods m anufacturing:
Food, liquor, and tobacco..................
Textiles, apparel, and leather.............
Petroleum re tirin g .................................
Chemicals and rubber..........................
Other nondurable goods.....................
Mining, including crude petroleum
and natural gas................. ...............
T rad e :
Com m odity dealers...............................
Other wholesale.....................................
R etail.......................................................
T ransportation, communication, and
other public utilities:........................
T ransportation.......................................
Com m unication.....................................
Other public utilities............................
C onstruction...............................................
Services........................................................
All other domestic loans.........................
Bankers’ acceptances................................
Foreign commercial & industrial loans.
O T H E R REVISIONS
On December 31, 1963, there was a major
revision of the series. Beginning with data for
January 8, 1964, all participating banks were
asked to report their commercial and industrial
loans on an outstanding basis rather than as
changes in dollar volume. To reflect the new
procedure, the series was renamed “Commer
cial and Industrial Loans Outstanding by
Industry.”
Bankers acceptances for the creation of dol
lar exchange were excluded after the revision.
Total classified loans........................
M em o: Total commercial and indus*
trial loans o f large commercial banks.
BFederal Reserve Bulletin, May 1952, pp. 501 and
502; and June .1952, p. 674.
o.a.
158
Not available.
Old
New
basis | basis j
(Mem- I (ta rg e I Change
ber
coml. j
banks) banks) !
I
950
4,123
2,001
1,575
1,987
836
4,033
1,995
1,568
1,963
-1 1 4
-9 0
-6
-7
-2 4
2,808
1,825
1,613
2,268
1,529
2,720
1,862
1,426
2,115
1,472
37
-1 8 7
-1 5 3
-5 7
1,482
2,930
3,473
1,405
2,893
3,547
7,2 61 ;
6,745
3,706
772
2,267
2,604
4,828
5,902
535
2,872
|
67
! 4,015
7
2,872
49,588 j 55,146
5,558
I!
3,983 I 3,825 ]
2,537
6,715
528
n.a.
I 60,590
-1 5 8
-7 7
-3 7
74
!
j
-5 1 6
Section 4
and agencies thereof located in the United
States. Virtually all loans by U.S. banks to
foreign businesses are made by the banks that
report in this series.
The former “transportation, communication,
and other public utilities group” is divided into
three components after the revision. Loans out
standing to companies in this group had shown
substantial growth. Since these industry compo
nents engage in different types of activities and
have different borrowing patterns— some use
banks for short-term interim financing prior to
seeking funds in the capital markets, while
others rely more extensively on bank financing
for longer-term funds— the additional informa
tion is valuable for analytical purposes.
“All other types of business, mainly serv
ices” were subdivided into “services” and “ all
other domestic loans” for the same reasons.
This change also helped to identify the portion
of business loans not classified by industry.
Bankers acceptances continued to be re
ported separately with no breakdown by in
dustry or by domestic or foreign origin.
New maturity classification. In addition to
the 1966 revisions indicated above, the revised
panel of respondent banks began to report new
information monthly on the amounts of term
loans in each business loan category. These
are defined as outstanding loans with an orig
inal maturity of more than 1 year and out
standing loans granted under a formal agree
ment— revolving credit or standby— on which
the original maturity of the commitment was in
excess of 1 year. The monthly data on term
loans, which begin with January 1967, have
been published on a regular basis both in the
B oard’s releases and in the Federal Reserve
Bulletin.
(2 ) changes in loan classifications, and (3 ) a
new maturity classification.
Sample criteria: Volume of loans. With few
exceptions banks in the revised series were
limited to those having total business loans
outstanding in the am ount of $50 million or
more as of December 31, 1965. A t this level
of outstanding loans banks generally tend to
become im portant lenders to institutions in the
national credit markets. Banks in the old series
that had business loan volume of less than $50
million were dropped, and others that met this
size standard were added. However, a few
banks with total business loans of somewhat
less than $50 million were added if they were
im portant lenders in one or two industry cate
gories or if they had had a record of strong
business loan expansion in years just prior to
the revision.
Use of a $50 million cutoff assured adequate
dollar coverage while limiting the num ber of
respondent banks. Moreover, these larger
banks accounted for most of the fluctuations in
total commercial and industrial loans. The new
panel of between 150 and 160 banks ac
counted for about 90 per cent of such loans
in the weekly reporting bank series and for
about 70 per cent of the total at all insured
commercial banks.
Changes in loan classifications. In the old
series, foreign business loans had been in
cluded with domestic loans in the appropriate
industry group, but in the new series they are
shown as a separate category. Thus the classi
fication by industry consists solely of loans to
domestic businesses. Foreign business loans are
defined as those made to any firm domiciled
outside the United States or organized under
the laws of a foreign country, except branches
159
W EEKLY R EPO R TIN G BANKS
4.1
ASSETS A N D
A . M E M B E R B A N K S,
(In millions
Lon ns and
investments
_____ _
. — _-
Total
Total
Total
adjusted
Adjusted
Net
Lo, .ns
________. . _
____ ______.
For purchasing or carrying
securities
. ...
. ..... . „ . ...
Com
mercial,
To brokers and
To
indus
trial.
dealers
others
1 and as- ____________ ____
rieul!
U.S.
Other
turai
U.S.
1 Other
Govt.
securiGovt.
securisecurities
sccurities
ties
ties
[
___
___ _
Real
estate
_. .
Lo.:ns
to
banks
,
All
other
■ •
1941
8
15
22
29
25,614
2.5,669
25,684
25,676
25,576
25,633
25,649
25,641
9,265
9,244
9,252
9,273
9,303
9,280
9,287
9,308
5,338
5,350
5,367
5,390
500
462
465
458
459
462
458
459
1,228
1,230
1,227
1 ,229
38
36
35
35
740
740
735
737
5
19
26
26,184
26,248
26,381
26,450
26,149
26,214
26,345
26,414
9 302
9,343
9,387
9,459
9,337
9,377
9,423
9,495
5,437
5,490
5,540
5,546
440
424
418
478
461
459
458
455
1 ,230
1,231
1,230
1,232
35
34
36
36
734
730
74!
74S
Mur.
5
12
19
26
26,668
26,744
26,843
26,918
26,629
26,705
26,806
26,881
9,553
9 650
9,677
9,761
9,592
9,689
9,714
9,798
5,610
5,706
5,754
5,763
502
498
471
542
455
458
455
453
1,229
1,229
1,226
1,226
39
39
37
37
757
759
771
777
Apr.
2
9
16
23
30
26,952
27,138
27,163
27,546
27,550
26,900
27,099
27,124
27,509
27,510
9,776
9,807
9,832
9,794
9,830
9,828
9,846
9,871
9,831
9,870
5.812
5,841
5,880
5,864
5,886
504
497
485
461
465
454
455
449
445
445
1,228
1,228
1,229
1,231
1,235
52
39
39
37
40
778
786
789
793
799
May
7
14
21
28
27,601
27,742
27,798
27,915
27,565
27,702
27,758
27,873
9,856
9,913
10,006
10,184
9,892
9,953
10,046
10,226
5,924
5,963
5,999
6,040
444
445
455
571
442
443
447
451
1,234
1,237
1,237
1,239
36
40
40
42
812
825
868
883
J une
4
11
18
25
28,061
28,131
28,155
28,279
28,022
28,091
28,113
28,241
10,144
10,198
10,220
10,286
10,183
10,238
10,262
10,324
6,072
6,137
6,162
6,197
496
478
471
487
444
447
444
452
1,240
1,241
1,246
1,246
39
40
42
38
892
895
897
904
9
16
23
30
28,325
28,481
28,577
28,646
28,771
28,285
28,440
28,538
28,609
28,728
10,413
10,412
10,484
10,467
10,529
10,453
10,453
10,523
10,504
10,572
6,268
6,307
6,370
6,399
6,435
529
505
505
46 i
478
453
446
447
441
439
1,244
1,248
1,249
1,252
1,253
40
41
39
37
43
919
906
913
914
924
Aug.
6
13
20
27
28,761
28,874
29,025
29,107
28,722
28,832
28,984
29,064
10,558
10,621
10,647
10,654
10,597
10,663
10,688
10,697
6,484
6,545
6,584
6,583
462
457
444
448
439
440
437
437
1,254
1,254
1,252
1.254
39
42
41
43
919
925
930
932
Sept.
3
10
17
24
29,238
29,230
29,098
29,120
29,193
29,187
29,058
29,080
10,858
10,932
10,877
10,914
10,903
10,975
10,917
10,954
6,619
6,707
6,756
6,782
607
588
469
481
436
437
437
437
1,256
1,258
1,260
1,258
45
43
40
40
940
942
955
956
Oct.
1
8'
15
22
29
29,125
29,132
29,385
29,618
29,582
29,086
29,092
29,342
29,581
29,545
10,985
11,036
11,201
11,175
11 ,166
11,024
11,076
11,244
11,212
11,203
6,844
6,904
6,987
6,979
6,973
494
493
551
535
531
428
427
439
433
431
1,257
1,256
1,258
1,262
1,265
39
41)
43
37
37
962
956
966
966
966
Nov.
5
12
19
26
29,523
29,611
29,656
29,693
29,481
29,570
29,620
29,654
11,196
11,276
11,249
11 227
11,238
11,317
11,285
11,266
6,990
7,061
7,058
7,029
550
554
527
536
436
430
428
428
1,256
1,261
1,260
1,259
42
41
36
39
964
970
976
975
Dcc.
3
10
17
24
31
29,691
29,891
30,306
30,293
30,085
29,653
29,848
30,261
30,250
30,050
11,221
11,314
11,384
11,399
11,335
11,259
11,357
11,429
11,442
11,370
7,021
7, tOO
7,202
7,218
7,145
548
550
544
532
535
427
430
425
422
422
1,256
1,262
1,258
1,261
1,259
3S
43
45
43
35
969
972
955
966
974
Jan.
Feb.
12
July
160
W EEKLY
Balances w ith—
nvestments
ient securities
Bills
Certif
icates
Notes
and
bonds
O ther
securities
Cash
items
in
process
o f col
lection
C ur
rency
and
coin
Reserves
with
F.R .
Banks
Other
assets
D o
mestic
ba nks
Foreign
banks
685
725
726
685
11,944
11,990
11,994
12,009
3,682
3.674
3.677
3.674
1,432
1,737
1,562
1,532
552
519
524
527
12,010
12,142
12,171
12,111
3,370
3,475
3,420
3,352
1,189
1.209
1,232
8
15
22
29
732
720
737
727
12.392
12,427
12,443
12.373
3.723
3.724
3,778
3,855
1,425
1,563
1,562
1,755
510
522
518
530
11,611
11,640
11,804
12,003
3,314
3,351
3,388
3,473
1,236
1,264
1,241
1,255
5
12
19
26
840
909
970
864
12.392
12,376
12.373
12,470
3,844
3,770
3.786
3.786
1,576
1,718
1,682
1,616
509
527
505
517
11,910
11,976
11,533
11,438
3,427
3,472
3,490
3,480
1,248
1 , 195
1,166
1,172
5
12
19
26
742
868
878
878
869
12,589
12,609
12,616
13,033
13,058
3,793
3,815
3,798
3,804
3.753
1,699
1,437
1,831
1,617
1,878
491
521
501
522
516
11,315
11,428
11,668
11,235
11,208
3,588
3,439
3,548
3,400
3,386
1.174
1.197
1,226
2
9
16
23
30
931
961
975
929
13,090
13,128
13,016
13,067
3,688
3,700
3,761
3,693
1,430
1,791
1,736
1,685
532
554
535
563
11,124
(1,125
11,433
11,493
3,437
3,484
3,530
3,532
1,239
1,274
1,273
1,186
7
14
21
28
950
1,030
1,056
1,098
13,236
13,203
13,231
13,206
3.692
3,660
3,606
3.651
1,784
1,877
1,828
1,705
565
596
581
596
10,982
11,046
10,883
10,788
3,511
3,465
3,500
3,439
1,212
1,217
1,206
1.219
4
11
18
25
1,080
1,071
1,087
1,081
1,074
13.213
13,400
13,419
13,512
13,514
3,579
3,557
3.548
3.549
3.611
1,938
1,699
2,009
1,667
1,758
570
597
546
548
561
10,863
10,665
10,899
10,855
10,835
3,516
3,412
3,583
3,496
3,481
1,149
1.158
1,169
1.159
1,180
2
9
16
23
30
1,075
1,059
1,064
1,079
13,478
13,500
13.529
13.529
3.611
3.652
3,744
3,802
1,519
1,889
1,731
1,707
537
556
536
559
10,662
10,594
10,696
10,633
3,410
3,539
3,495
3,462
1,181
1.174
1.175
1.187
6
13
20
27
1,019
936
844
814
13,548
13,560
13,564
13,583
3.768
3,759
3,773
3.769
1,721
1,782
1,928
1,799
543
573
551
559
10,534
10,725
10,879
10,830
3,502
3,530
3,676
3,592
1.204
1,223
1,194
1.198
3
10
17
24
785
815
842
817
797
13,516
13,492
13,536
13,836
13,851
3,800
3,749
3,763
3.753
3,731
2,179
1,748
2,523
2,016
1,812
537
558
550
562
568
10,792
10,804
10,816
10,358
10,215
3.596
3,523
3,645
3,504
3,449
1.209
1.205
1.191
1.192
1,247
1
8
15
22
29
815
832
898
950
13.791
13,800
13,798
13,785
3,679
3,662
3.675
3.692
1,979
2,343
2,293
1,883
550
588
543
574
10,058
10,140
10,361
10,534
3,276
3,361
3,342
3,335
1.210
5
12
19
26
990
971
976
959
883
13.792
13,912
14,243
14.214
14,166
3.650
3.651
3,658
3.678
3,666
1,830
1,854
2,284
2,087
2,791
554
595
600
564
555
10,575
10,603
9,972
9,880
9,825
3,344
3,288
3,389
3,288
3,255
1,214
1,212
1,202
1,202
.................
1,215
1.220
1.188
1,212
1,162
1,168
1,153
3
10
17
24
31
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A. M EM BER BANKS,
(In m illions
Dem and deposits
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
D ate
Total
Adjusted
Interbank
U nadjusted
Individuals,
partnerships,
and corps.
States and
political
subdivisions
U.S.
Government
Domestic
Foreign
Certified
and
officers’
checks
1941
Jan.
8
15
22
29
39,605
40,175
39,997
39,852
22,494
22,703
22,898
22,932
34,038
34,562
34,424
34,281
21,930
22,466
22,415
22,401
1,521
1,498
1,550
1,579
448
349
261
214
9,006
9,121
9,069
8,959
658
652
634
644
475
476
495
484
Feb.
5
12
19
26
39,713
40,017
40,299
40,875.
' 22,798
22,981
23,157
23,431
34,117
34,420
34,702
35,276
22,158
22,456
22,617
22,812
1,605
1,648
1,619
1,820
330
331
331
332
8,924
8,925
9,033
9,137
640
620
619
621
460
440
483
554
M ar.
5
12
19
26
40,731
41,019
40,598
40,532
23,362
23,487
23,186
23,259
35,118
35,413
35,003
34,943
22,811
23,155
22,690
22,647
1,692
1,585
1,624
1,725
333
328
330
322
9,208
9,236
9,161
9,115
639
644
644
631
435
465
554
503
Apr.
2
9
16
23
30
40,629
40,550
41,302
40,910
41,138
23,093
23,430
23,577
23,762
23,712
35,044
34,950
35,710
35,325
35,543
22,518
22,716
23,245
23,085
23,173
1,747
1,709
1,688
1,797
1,903
396
390
389
388
386
9,228
9,054
9,265
8,910
8,929
628
639
648
648
638
527
442
475
497
514
May
7
14
21
28
40,726
41,334
41,675
41,718
23,616
23,846
24,265
24,311
35,143
35,753
36,102
36,149
22,804
23,378
23,632
23,612
1,845
1,847
1,849
1,870
394
395
397
390
9,047
9,067
9,053
9,107
656
654
651
656
397
412
520
514
June
4
11
18
25
41,452
41,670
41,490
41,362
23,888
24,071
23,872
24,046
35,891
36,117
35,939
35,807
23,337
23,675
23,517
23,507
1,752
1,757
1,706
1,749
455
454
457
458
9,122
9,055
9,123
8,934
642
660
659
664
583
516
477
495
July
2
9
16
23
30
41,731
41,379
42,139
41,725
41,953
23,949
23,920
24,260
24,381
24,544
36,167
35,810
36,578
36,167
36,389
23,667
23,562
24,157
24,004
24,029
1,604
1,569
1,560
1,593
1,750
463
465
467
470
470
9,158
9,071
9,195
9,002
8,965
659
655
647
647
652
616
488
552
451
523
Aug.
6
13
20
27
41,433
41,981
42,022
42,019
24,217
24,245
24,455
24,453
35,861
36,404
36,449
36,450
23,546
23,927
23,897
23,787
1,735
1,736
1,825
1,894
502
520
533
565
8,981
9,109
9,106
9,103
642
641
624
622
455
471
464
479
Sept.
3
10
17
24
42,087
42,404
42,668
42,425
24,349
24,503
24,375
24,390
36,520
36,834
37,097
36,856
23,719
23,948
24,040
23,853
1,876
1,843
1,785
1,811
591
590
596
608
9,240
9,336
9,592
9,440
619
623
606
619
475
494
478
525
Oct.
1
8
15
22
29
42,777
42,295
43,419
42,557
42,179
24,277
24,400
24,640
24,382
24,258
37,210
36,712
37,846
36,981
36,601
23,894
23,788
24,772
23,989
23,662
1,906
1,857
1,823
1,840
1,889
580
442
276
598
653
9,557
9,496
9,782
9,347
9,245
617
626
625
638
633
656
503
568
569
519
Nov,
5
12
19
26
41,881
42,541
42,697
42,470
23,876
24,151
24,192
24,452
36,293
36,955
37,110
36,904
23,394
24,134
24,052
23,979
1,904
1,853
1,708
1,822
658
658
726
777
9,145
9,167
9,263
9,139
635
636
636
653
557
507
725
534
Dcc.
3
10
17
24
31
42,450
42,676
42,971
42,558
42,980
24,324
24,682
24,060
23,994
23,650
36,922
37,135
37,461
37,076
37,500
23,814
24,241
24,059
23,878
23,993
1,780
1,726
1,690
1,658
1,721
826
774
1,345
1,403
1,475
9,294
9,173
9,120
8,928
8,934
648
652
652
664
650
560
569
595
545
727
162
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES—Continued
W E E K L Y , 1941-65— C ontinued
o f dollars)
Borrowings
Time deposits
Total
Individ* States and
uals, part* political
subdivi
nerships,
and corps.
sions
Interbank
U.S.
G overn
ment
Domestic
From
F .R .
Banks
Foreign
O ther
liabilities
C apital
accounts
T otal
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
736
754
745
754
3,825
3,823
3,826
3,823
44,167
44,754
44,570
44,430
Jan,
O ther
Date
1941
5,567
5,613
5,573
5,571
5,224
5,276
5,237
5,240
194
191
189
185
24
24
24
23
119
116
117
117
6
6
6
6
5,596
5,597
5,612
5,599
5,251
5,254
5,270
5,273
200
197
194
179
24
24
25
26
116
117
118
116
5
5
5
5
1
1
734
737
746
755
3,832
3,833
3,834
3,836
44,280
44,588
44,894
45,466
Feb.
5
12
19
26
5,613
5,606
5,595
5,589
5,295
5,285
5,275
5,271
174
175
172
171
25
26
26
26
114
115
117
116
5
5
5
5
1
1
1
1
764
780
793
777
3,842
3,832
3,827
3,831
45,338
45,632
45,219
45,141
M ar.
5
12
19
26
5,585
5,600
5,592
5,585
5,595
5,269
5,286
5,280
5,274
5,269
171
171
168
168
181
25
24
26
25
26
115
114
113
113
114
5
5
5
5
5
751
761
763
761
765
3,839
3,844
3,847
3,850
3,855
45,219
45,160
45,913
45,522
45,764
Apr.
1
1
5,583
5,581
5,573
5,569
5,255
5,247
5,242
5,240
183
186
182
183
26
26
26
26
114
115
116
113
5
7
7
7
773
774
767
789
3,862
3,861
3,862
3,864
45,363
45,970
46,305
46,374
M ay
1
1
7
14
21
28
5,561
5,553
5,551
5,555
5,233
5,225
5,235
5,239
181
181
170
169
26
26
26
26
114
114
113
114
7
7
7
7
1
1
1
1
785
788
789
795
3,877
3,873
3,873
3,868
46,115
46,332
46,153
46,026
June
4
11
18
25
5,564
5,569
5,561
5,558
5,564
5,243
5,258
5,255
5,254
5,260
174
165
161
158
158
26
26
24
26
26
114
113
114
113
113
7
7
7
7
7
1
757
755
772
768
763
3,872
3,876
3,871
3,877
3,869
46,361
46,012
46,783
46,371
46,586
July
2
9
16
23
30
5,572
5,577
5,573
5,569
5,273
5,276
5,276
5,271
157
157
158
159
25
25
20
20
110
112
112
112
7
7
7
7 ----------- - -
1
754
757
752
752
3,882
3,884
3,883
3,883
46,070
46,626
46,658
46,655
Aug.
1
1
6
13
20
27
5,567
5,570
5,571
5,569
5,268
5,273
5,273
5,270
156
156
155
159
21
21
21
21
115
113
115
112
7
7
7
7
1
I
1
1
765
772
776
787
3,889
3,886
3,881
3,885
46,742
47,063
47,326
47,098
Sept.
3
10
17
24
5,567
5,583
5,573
5,576
5,578
5,267
5,285
5,278
5,283
5,285
160
157
156
154
153
21
21
21
21
21
112
113
111
111
112
7
7
7
7
7
1
1
1
2
2
772
782
793
789
796
3,888
3,892
3,897
3,902
3,896
47,438
46,970
48,110
47,250
46,873
Oct.
1
8
15
22
29
5,588
5,586
5,587
5,566
5,298
5,292
5,295
5,275
152
156
154
151
21
21
20
22
no
110
111
111
7
7
7
7
3
3
5
4
789
799
801
815
3,914
3,915
3,912
3,918
46,596
47,258
47,415
47,207
Nov.
5
12
19
26
5,528
5,541
5,510
5,482
5,480
5,232
5,209
5,172
5,149
5,172
155
192
194
195
173
23
23
23
23
23
111
111
109
108
106
7
3
2
2
2
1
828
841
814
804
770
3,927
3,924
3,926
3,916
3,913
47,208
47,443
47,713
47,280
47,664
Dec.
7
7
6
3
10
17
24
31
163
1
1
1
1
1
8
15
22
29
9
16
23
30
BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA N K S,
(In millions
Loans
L oan an d
invest ncn ts
|
T o al
”
T otal
T otal
adjusted
N et
A djusted
F o r p u ieh asi i g o r carry in g
secu •ities
... —
•
|
C om i m ercinl, !
in d u s
1 trial,
an d a g
ricu l
tu ral
,
To
others
T o b ro k ers and
dealers
U.S.
G o v t.
securities
U .S.
G o v t.
sccurities
1 O th er •
1 securi■ tics
* O th er
■ securiI
ties
;
i
i
R eal
estate
1
j
Loans
to
banks
30,132
30,233
30,2!1
3 0 s 342
3 0,082
30,185
30,175
30,305
11,272
11.260
11,163
11,218
11,322
11,308
11,199
11,255
7,1 4 4
7 154
7,1 4 8
7.2 0 2
521
518
444
448
412
407
406
409
30,354
30,452
30,532
30,943
30,319
30,420
30,497
30,906
11,207
11,290
11,334
11,355
11,242
11,322
11 369
11,392
7,211
7,2 8 3
7 ,3 1 4
7 ,3 2 4
425
450
460
471
410
404
408
410
30,918
31,034
31,031
30,781
30,886
31,005
31,004
30,754
11,342
11,382
11,419
11,375
11,374
11,411
11,446
11,402
7,331
7,3 8 3
7 ,4 5 9
7 ,4 3 4
460
455
417
408
410
410
408
407
30,494
30,883
31,502
3 1,393
31,205
30,465
30,856
31,477
31,363
31,175
11,365
11,354
11 307
11,212
11,064
11,394
11,381
11,332
1 I 242
11,094
7,427
7 ,3 9 7
7,367
7,289
7,135
408
449
438
433
441
407
400
40S
400
395
27
31,135
31,222
31,888
31,726
31,110
31,198
31,864
31,692
10,983
10,977
10,988
10,928
11,008
11,001
11,012
10,962
7 ,0 5 6
7,081
7,013
6 ,9 5 0
456
433
502
533
393
395
415
405
3
10
17
24
31,679
3 1 ,736
31,677
31,587
31,651
31,707
31,650
31,555
10,877
10,815
10,749
10,686
10,905
10,844
10,776
10,718
6 ,9 2 4
6 ,9 2 4
6 ,9 0 6
6 ,8 5 5
528
475
433
448
1
8
32,382
32,366
33,338
33 ,396
33,512
3 2 ,346
32,342
33,291
33.369
33,483
10,704
10,637
10,799
10,737
10,667
10,740
10,661
10,846
10,764
10,696
6 ,8 1 0
6 ,8 0 0
6 ,8 2 7
6 ,7 7 2
6 ,7 6 8
519
485
609
623
569
33,509
33,603
34,517
34,503
3 3,470
3 3 ,566
34,479
34,474
10,610
10,605 ,
10,596
10,448
10,649
10,642
10,634
10,477
6 ,7 3 5
6 ,7 5 4
6 ,7 1 2
6 ,6 5 9
551
537
584
cp
34,457
34,322
34,358
35,349
35,954
34,431
3 4,278
34,336
35,327
35,889
10,356
10,283
10,291
10,304
10,296
10,382
10,327
10,313
10,326
10,361
6,5 9 5
6 ,5 5 8
6 ,6 1 6
6 ,5 7 6
6,5 5 2
493
472
442
513
526
35,975
35,908
3 7 ,714
37,549
35,949
35,888
37,688
37,503
10,247
10,244
10,315
10,274
10,273
10,264
10,341
10,320
6,6 0 5
6,6 2 3
6,6 1 5
6,581
3 7 ,924
37,691
37,905
37,939
37,880
37,657
37,880
37,920
10,401
10,445
10,307
10,341
10,147 1 10,172 1
10,039
10,058 |
38,387
38,444
39,829
4 0 .4 5 7
41.469
38,365
38,422
39,803
4 0 ,410
4 1 ,4 1 6
10,273
10,282
10,203
10,636
10,268
21
28
4
11
18
25
4
I1
18
25
I
8
15
22
29
6
13
20
15
22
29
S
12
19
26
2
9
16
23
30
7
14
21
28
4
II
IS
25
2
9
16
23
30
'
10,295
10,304
10,229
10,683 (
10,321 I
.
i
1
1
i
!
i
#
i
I
1
1
I
|
*
f
\
439
434
532
529
jp
6,5 7 4
6 ,6 1 8
6 ,5 4 7
6 ,4 9 4
664
544
479
444
i
6 ,4 4 0
6 ,4 0 4
6 ,3 5 0
6 ,4 0 9
6 ,3 0 4
700
751
743
1,099
850
164
1
j
1
i
I
i
1!
403
404
405
396
393
382
414
411
407
406
402
389
379
381
379
374
371
381
]
i
,
389
383
394
409
382
~
1~
1,255 ,
1,252
1,248 '
1,248 ;
50
48
36 i
37 j
I ,940
1,929
1,917
1,911
1
1
1
1,248 |
1.250
1,251 1
1,2 5 0 |
35 1
V
35:
37 1
1,913
1,903
1 ,901
1,9 0 0
1
j
1,2 4 8 1
1 ,2 4 6 i
1,246
1,245
32 1
29 <
27
27 j
1 893
1,888
I 889
1,881
1,245
1,2 4 4 1
1,2 4 4 j
1,244
1 ,246 1
29
27
25
30
30
1
1 ,878
1,864
1 ,8 5 0
1 ,846
1,847
1,245
1,244
1,246
1,246
25
24
24 ,
34 ,
1 ,833
1 ,824
1 ,812
I 794
'
1
1
,
1
‘
,
!
i
I
27 i|
32
1 ,7 7 9
1 ,770
1,767
I 749
1,236
1,234
1 .232 1
1,231 ;
1,230
i
1 ,2 3 0 ;
1,230
1,229
1 ,2 3 6 ,
36
24
47
27
29
1 ,746
1,7 3 6
1,717
1 ,7 0 0
1,693
39
37
38
29 .
1 ,688
1 ,682
1 ,682
1,661
l
■
1 ,230
1 ,2 2 7 .
1,2 2 2 1
1,223
i
1,221
1,217
1,2 1 6
1,217
1,2 1 7 ,
26 '
44
22
2? i
65 '
1,657
1 ,647
1 ,637
1,621
1 ,6 1 6
26 i
20
26 1
46 i
1,611
1,603
1 ,584
1 ,578
1,213
1,212
1,209 *
1,209
44 '
34 j
25 '
19
1,5 8 0
1 ,5 6 6
1,548
1,5 3 6
1,207
1 ,2 0 4
1 ,2 0 4
1,2 0 0 1
1,199
22
22 1
1 ,537
1 ,5 4 0
1,5 1 2
1,519
1,533
1
,
*
1
\
;
375
368
367
369
370
367
364
356
All
other
'
'
7
14
j
.
;
I
^
1,243
1,242
1,238 |
1 ,238 ;
229
! \ {\
i
,
(
J
i
26 ,i!
47
53 i
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
o f dollars)
lances with—
Investments
U.S. Governm ent securities
Certif
icates
Notes
nnd
bonds
Other
securities
Cash
items
in
proccss
o f col
lection
C ur
rency
nnd
coin
Reserves
with
F.R.
Banks
Other
assets
D o
mestic
banks
Total
assets
Dale
Foreign
bnnks
Total
Bills
15,145
15,259
15,339
15,398
957
1,047
1,147
1,240
14,188
14,212
14,192
14,158
3
3
3
3
665
666
673
689
1,671
2,060
1,953
1, 892
568
571
539
552
10,053
10,285
10,507
10,452
3,190
3,364
3,366
3,329
8
7
8
8
1 142
1 ,174
1,173
1 ,188
46,764
47,694
47,757
47,763
Jan.
7
14
21
28
15,430
15,433
15,449
15,855
1,266
1,274
! ,240
1,206
3
3
3
3
682
697
714
696
1.746
1,809
1,911
2,453
531
548
532
547
10,229
10,268
10,394
10,001
3,282
3,250
3,321
3,267
7
8
7
7
1,219
1,213
1,194
1 ,207
47,368
47,548
47,891
48,425
Feb.
.... ------- -
14,164
14,159
14,209
14,649
4
11
18
25
15,874
15,935
15,759
15,644
1,199
1,238
1,067
923
3
3
3
3
670
688
826
735
1,764
1,945
2,032
1,736
526
556
523
515
10,233
10,301
10,287
9,957
3,260
3,263
3,312
3,300
6
7
7
7
1,219
1,220
1.194
1,155
47,926
48,326
48,386
47,451
Mar.
-------------
14,675
14,697
14,692
14,721
4
11
18
25
15,389
15,776
16,446
16,435
16,405
680
1,045
1,113
1 ,103
1,058
3
3
3
3
3
711
726
724
716
706
1,985
1,653
2,363
1,856
1,918
491
520
502
519
535
9,951
10,049
9,884
9,896
9,902
3,367
3,265
3,323
3,214
3,217
7
8
9
8
8
1,146
1 176
1,163
1 150
1,218
47,441
47,554
48,746
48,036
48,003
Apr.
606
609
611
14,709
14,731
14,727
14,723
14,736
1
8
15
22
29
16,471
16,576
17,210
17,180
1,068
1,150
1,236
1,226
676
676
687
674
14,727
14,750
15,287
15,280
3
3
3
3
656
645
666
584
1,795
2,038
1,963
1,887
516
541
485
514
9,646
9,794
9,709
9,695
3,248
3,369
3,297
3,428
8
8
8
8
1 157
1 154
1 168
1,158
47,505
48 126
48,518
48,416
May
6
13
20
27
17,226
17,346
17,364
17,361
1,281
1,388
1,390
1,384
672
675
672
670
15,273
15,283
15,302
15,307
3
3
3
3
548
546
537
508
1,895
1,805
2,062
1,857
488
524
510
517
9,812
9,754
9,821
9,650
3,415
3,357
3,481
3,339
7
6
7
9
1,152
1,148
1,095
1,192
48,448
48,330
48,653
48,151
June
3
10
17
24
18,232
18,313
19,110
19,218
19,387
1,447
1,526
1,633
1,751
1,921
1,471
1,482
1,461
1,454
1,455
15,314
15,305
16,016
16,013
16,011
3
3
3
3
3
410
392
382
414
429
2,301
1,872
2,543
1.866
1,874
475
503
491
493
509
9,351
9,308
9,207
9.638
9,602
3,290
2,675
2,740
2.687
2,709
II
8
10
10
9
1,114
1,122
1,140
1,153
1,193
48,924
47,854
49,469
49,243
49,408
July
1
8
15
22
29
19,441
19,509
20,425
20,564
2,009
2,065
2,107
2,229
1,414
1,406
2,251
2,256
16,018
16,038
16.067
16,079
3
3
3
3
419
452
458
462
1,842
2,065
1,892
1,887
475
495
480
491
9,613
9,667
9,642
9,533
2,713
2,775
2,678
2,644
8
8
8
9
1,179
1,157
1,180
1,170
49,339
49,770
50,397
50,237
Aug.
5
12
19
26
20,588
20,525
20,588
21,488
22,054
2,245
2,226
2,385
2,423
2,337
2,267
2,224
2,223
3,093
3,029
16,076
16,075
15,980
15,972
16,688
3
3
3
3
3
487
470
457
535
539
1,874
1,889
2,367
2,048
2,385
473
498
496
503
496
9,379
9,361
9,571
8,846
8,618
2,635
2,696
2,870
2,617
2,526
to
10
9
9
10
1,184
1,181
1,154
1,186
1,210
50,012
49,957
50,825
50,558
51,199
Sept.
2
9
16
23
30
22,179
22,149
23,931
23,786
2,536
2,627
2,721
2,811
3,007
3,002
2,983
2,945
16,636
16,520
18,227
18,030
3
3
3
3
523
495
442
443
1,942
2,756
2,211
2,200
506
536
502
524
8,700
9,086
9,184
9,155
2,535
2,713
2,575
2,635
10
9
9
9
1,168
1,175
1,189
1,234
50,836
52,183
53,384
53,306
Oct.
7
14
21
28
24,120
24,027
24,423
24,581
2,911
2,832
3,218
3,369
3,358
3,363
3,367
3,383
17,851
17,832
17,838
17,829
3
3
3
3
359
323
310
300
2,539
2,159
2,327
2,333
523
515
516
517
9,053
9,278
9,376
9,478
2,639
2,665
2,800
2,741
7
7
10
7
1,199
1,204
1,199
1,193
53,884
53,519
54,133
54,208
Nov.
4
11
18
25
24,808
24,843
26,317
26,510
27,835
3,570
3,617
3,851
3,974
3,786
3,429
3,388
3,418
3,452
4,958
17,809
17,838
19,048
19,084
19,091
3
3
3
3
3
284
297
283
264
313
2,329
2,060
2,531
2,425
2,953
516
556
551
556
559
9,483
9,845
10,106
9,660
9,428
2,768
2,733
2,834
2,771
2,598
8
10
11
10
9
1,214
1,215
1,155
1,142
1,151
54,705
54,863
57,017
57,021
58,167
Dec.
2
9
16
23
30
1942
165
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BANK S,
(In millions
Total
•demand
and
time
deposits
D ate
Demand deposits
,
Individuals,
partnerships,
and corps.
Total
Adjusted
Unadjusted
States and
political
subdivisions
U.S.
Government
Interbank
Domestic
Foreign
Certified
and
officers’
checks
1942
Jan.
7
14
21
28
42,079
43,030
43,078
43,077
23,884
24,169
24,426
24,747
36,628
37,622
37,698
37,711
23,384
24,046
24,132
24,206
1,651
1,620
1,712
1,820
1,492
1,580
1,547
1,451
S
9
9
8
938
174
137
988
643
639
635
633
520
563
535
613
Feb.
4
11
18
25
42,685
42,869
43,199
43,727
24,453
24,731
24,961
24,712
37,348
37,550
37,888
38,419
23,883
24,275
24,619
24,595
1,826
1,810
1,758
1,804
1,464
1,469
1,237
1,671
9
8
9
8
066
918
148
937
619
623
631
646
490
455
495
766
Mar.
4
11
18
25
43,221
43,620
43,662
42,722
24,815
25,129
25,010
24,574
37,916
38,350
38,417
37,480
24,313
24,777
24,577
23,933
1,773
1,768
1,835
1,876
1,784
1,792
1,835
1,850
8
8
8
8
933
851
911
690
620
633
629
630
493
529
630
501
Apr.
I
8
15
22
29
42,712
42,809
44,000
43,289
43,259
24,197
24,799
24,725
25,145
25,358
37,475
37,576
38,767
38,060
38,024
23,673
24,093
24,590
24,526
24,636
1.916
1,888
1,920
1,995
2,096
8
8
8
8
8
792
781
880
643
597
632
623
625
636
645
593
471
578
480
544
May
6
13
20
27
42,738
43,360
43,754
43,608
24,854
25,241
25,395
25,511
37,497
38,133
38,532
38,403
23,997
24,752
24,752
24,825
2,102
2,061
2,080
2,030
1,869
1,720
2,174
1,780
1,506
■
1,393
1,292
1,834
1,521
8
8
8
8
802
908
687
826
653
654
653
658
550
466
526
543
June
3
10
17
24
43,630
43,505
43,837
43,316
25,483
26,022
26,058
25,948
38,428
38,301
38,620
38,129
24,922
25,433
25,755
25,462
1,971
1,902
1,879
1,865
1,301
824
608
652
9
8
9
9
088
993
227
012
661
657
665
660
485
492
486
478
July
1
8
15
22
29
44,120
43,029
44,614
44,412
44,563
25,502
25,654
25,822
26,313
26,670
38,918
37,835
39,428
39,219
39,364
25,343
25,321
25,936
25,942
26,236
1,803
1,718
1,730
1,772
1,811
3,442
1,094
1,914
2,053
1,782
9
8
8
8
8
005
541
470
313
364
668
674
679
674
674
657
487
699
465
497
Aug.
5
12
19
26
44,465
44,883
45,534
45,365
26,138
26,526
26,718
27,168
39,264
39,670
40,310
40,125
25,651
26,379
26,424
26,836
1,824
1,753
1,735
1,763
2,120
1,872
2,614
2,009
8
8
8
8
477
523
418
382
687
684
668
679
505
459
451
456
2
9
16
23
30
45,120
45,048
45,926
45,637
4 6 ,2 t 5
27,217
27,650
28,085
27,807
27,424
39,880
39,794
40,680
40,379
40,951
26,818
27,300
28,180
27,504
27,344
1,806
1,806
1,752
1,847
1,909
1,511
832
417
1,124
2,018
8
8
9
8
8
604
746
136
721
453
674
677
675
679
671
467
433
520
504
556
Oct.
7
14
21
28
45,893
47,232
48,427
48,333
27,819
28,183
28,431
28,639
40,619
41,944
43,138
43,040
27,387
28,579
28,304
28,345
1,862
1,851
1,837
\,9 4 1
1,434
1,103
3,103
2,696
8
9
8
8
745
227
717
825
679
675
676
680
512
509
501
547
Nov.
4
11
18
25
48,895
48,530
49,138
49,203
28,593
28,927
29,698
30,224
43,591
43,215
43,806
43,879
28,555
28,683
29,615
30,089
1,969
1,911
1,866
1,901
2,821
2,292
1,700
1,310
8
9
9
9
944
152
394
310
694
685
687
702
608
492
544
567
Dec.
2
9
16
23
30
49,664
49,795
51,959
51,961
53,099
28,852
29,011
29,120
28,504
28,257
44,366
44,500
46,656
46,657
47,775
28,733
28,765
29,350
28,644
28,709
1,867
1,793
1,766
1,723
,.7 »
3,092
3,388
4,857
5,636
6,757
9
9
9
9
9
389
334
420
354
077
704
707
728
738
731
581
513
535
562
742
_____ . _____
Sept.
166
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES—Continued
W EEKLY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Time deposits
Total
Borrowings
Individ States and
uals, part political
subdivi
nerships,
sions
an d corps.
u . s.
Govern
ment
Interbank
Domestic
From
F. R.
Banks
O ther
O ther
liabilities
Capital
accounts
Total
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
Date
Foreign
1942
5,451
5,408
5,380
5,366
5,130
5,097
5,072
5,058
186
181
179
181
22
23
23
20
106
100
99
100
7
7
7
7
762
747
766
765
3,922
3,916
3,912
3,920
46,764
47,694
47,757
47,763
Jan.
7
14
21
28
5,337
5,319
5,311
5,308
5,025
5,007
5,003
5,005
186
187
185
180
20
20
20
20
99
98
96
96
7
7
7
7
757
751
765
768
3,925
3,927
3,926
3,929
47,368
47,548
47,891
48,425
Feb.
4
11
18
25
5,305
5,270
5,245
5,242
5,006
4,977
4,964
4,957
179
173
162
165
20
20
20
20
93
93
92
93
7
7
7
7
765
775
793
797
3,939
3,930
3,930
3,391
47,926
48,326
48,386
47,451
M ar.
4
11
18
25
5,237
5,233
5,233
5,229
5,235
4,953
4,945
4,945
4,940
4,929
164
169
170
172
189
20
20
20
20
20
93
92
91
90
90
7
7
7
7
7
6
3
5
6
8
786
806
804
805
807
3,937
3,936
3,937
3,936
3,929
47,441
47,554
48,746
48,036
48,003
Apr.
1
8
15
22
29
5,241
5,227
5,222
5,205
4,927
4,920
4,918
4,918
197
193
192
174
20
20
20
20
90
88
86
87
7
6
6
6
\
816
816
814
854
3,947
3,948
3,947
3,946
47,505
48,126
48,518
48,416
May
2
3
8
6
13
20
27
5,202
5,204
5,217
5,187
4,914
4,916
4,927
4,939
175
175
177
138
20
20
20
20
87
87
87
85
6
6
6
5
2
2
2
5
863
871
865
889
3,953
3,952
3,949
3,943
48,448
48,330
48,653
48,151
June
3
10
17
24
5,202
5,194
5,186
5,193
5,199
4,955
4,956
4,957
4,969
4,975
137
129
121
119
120
20
20
20
20
20
85
84
83
80
80
5
5
5
5
4
15
1
36
3,950
3,954
3,948
3,953
3,951
48,924
47,854
49,469
49,243
49,408
July
16
839
870
871
872
878
1
8
15
22
29
5,201
5,213
5,224
5,240
4,981
4,995
5,006
5,019
116
114
115
116
20
20
20
24
79
79
78
77
5
5
5
4
22
24
I
1
891
899
901
906
3,961
3,964
3,961
3,965
49,339
49,770
50,397
50,237
Aug.
5
12
19
26
5,240
5,254
5,246
5,258
5,264
5,019
5,030
5,027
5,040
5,038
115
116
113
114
121
24
26
26
26
26
77
78
75
74
74
5
4
5
4
5
2
21
2
5
53
915
916
930
950
958
3,975
3,972
3,967
3,968
3,973
50,012
49,957
50,825
50,558
51,199
Sept.
2
9
16
23
30
5,274
5,288
5,289
5,293
5,056
5,070
5,084
5,087
116
116
103
102
26
26
26
26
71
72
71
73
5
4
5
5
7
5
7
14
957
965
966
972
3,979
3,983
3,984
3,987
50,836
52,183
53,384
53,306
Oct.
7
14
21
28
5,304
5,315
5,332
5,324
5,100
5,117
5,128
5,121
103
99
105
106
26
26
26
26
70
68
68
66
5
5
5
5
17
973
979
987
998
3,999
4,004
4,007
4,006
53,884
53,519
54,133
54,208
Nov.
1
1
4
11
18
25
5,298
5,295
5,303
5,304
5,324
5,102
5,098
5,107
5,108
5,130
100
100
100
100
100
26
26
26
26
26
65
66
65
65
64
5
5
5
5
4
1
11
1
5
1
1,022
1,043
1,043
1,043
1,055
4,018
4,014
4,014
4,011
4,012
54,705
54,863
57,017
57,021
58,167
Dec.
2
9
16
23
30
167
S
S
EPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A. MEM BER BA NK S,
(In millions
Loans
______ ____ __________ ________ „ =
Lon nsand
investments
Total
,
, _ _____
i
l
Com - '
mcrcial, 1
indus- .
trial,
1
and ag
ricul
tural
1
Total
Total
adjusted
Adjusted
Net
1
t
j
"
"
13
20
27
3
10
17
24
3
10
17
24
31
7
14
21
28
5
I?.
11>
26
2
9
16
23
30
7
14
21
28
4
11
18
25
1
8
15
22
29
6
13
20
27
3
10
17
24
1
8
15
22
29
...
-
..
..
1
To
'
T o brokers and
,
others
dealers
!
______ j _____ __________ ___ _
1
1 „
1 Other
U.S.
' Other ! U.S.
Govt. ! securiGovt.
securisccurities
sccuritics
!
ties
i
| ties
Rea:
estate
Loans
to
I banks
J
'i
j
|
All
other
i
i
]
j
i
\
!
I
6
... —
For purchastng or currying
securities
. ..
......
41,324
41,208
41,336
41,534
10,015
9,780
9,697
9,684
10,035
9,81!
9,722
9,738
6,240
6,183
6,162
6,149
718
578
552
567
1
,
!
!
381
370
350
342
1,195
M 92
1,188
1,189
41,708
41,475
41,365
41,353
41,662
41,417
41,315
41,282
9,744
9,723
9,631
9,572
9,790
9,781
9,681
9,643
6,131
6,131
6,081
6,042
637
636
616
607
:
358
350
347
346
1,184 1
1,182
1,179
1,176 !
54 *
j
46 !
58 i
50
7 [1 1
41,470
41,861
42,198
42,004
41,391
41,413
41,805
42,124
41,954
41.337
9,460
9,432
9,485
9,443
9,402
9,517
9,488
9,559
9,493
9,456
5,963
6,030
6,027
5,975
5,912
585
509
572
588
1
342
333
335
342
344
1,176
1,176 i
1,168
1,169 1
1,162 i
57
56
74
50
54
41,646
42,250
44,127
45,772
41,563
42,168
44,022
45,689
9,352
9,482
10,309
10,554
9,435
9,564
10,414
10,637
5,825
5,806
5,805
5,850
665
!
814
1,482
1,652
|
343
354
487
504
46,108
47,289
47,368
47,068
45,987
47,171
47,293
47,019
10,553
10,276
9,999
9,852
10,674
10,394
10,074
9,901
5,808
5,767
5,745
5,707
1,586
1,394
1,198
1 ,156
47,182
46,808
46,965
46,147
45,843
47,088
46,775
46,870
4 6 ,lOt
45,815
9,694
9,557
9,554
9,408
9,457
9,788
9,590
9,649
9,454
9,485
5,662
5,637
5,625
5,565
5 542
45,563
46,822
46,612
46,482
45,506
46,752
46,564
46,435
9,536
9,605
9,401
9,432
9,593
9,675
9,449
9,479
46,954
46,899
47,040
46,719
46,918
46,846
47,001
46,675
9,535
9,490
9,521
9,564
46,739
46,902
49,412
50,143
50,998
46,665
46,848
49,333
50,087
50,922
51,278
51,6-48
53,477
52,982
|
]
'
i
'
j
!
20 1
31
41,344
41,239
41,361
41,588
25
1,481
1,457
1 ,445
1,437
1,434
1,424
1.408
1,401
1
j
1
|
1,304
1,384
1,383
1,369
1 ,367
1,160 i
1,150 j
1,159
1,161 |
83 1
82 !
105 1
83
I ,359
1,348
1,376
1,387
617
585
553
506
1,1 5 6
;!
1,155 i
1,153
1,152
121 1
118 |
75
49
1,386
1,375
1,350
1,331
1,046
983
1,019
927
1,014
491
465
438
432
424
1,150 i
1,150 I
1,144
1,153 1
1,158
94
33
95
46
28 1
1 345
5,565
5,638
5,618
5,628
1,092
1.102
948
992
420
405
394
379
1.148 1,160
1,159
1,157 j
57
70
48
47
■
,
1
|
1,311
8, 300
1,282
1,276
9,571
9,543
9,560
9,608
5,678
5,714
5,740
5,739
1,058
985
1,010
1,052
371
371
363
366
1,154 j
1,151 j
1,147
1,147 i
36 i
53
39 1
44 |
1 ,274
1 ,269
1,261
1,260
9,630
9,717
10,796
11,188
11,726
9,704
9,771
10,875
11,244
11,802
5,735
5,765
5,992
6,132
6,207
1,127
1,192
1,691
1,827
1,994
358
352
647
750
999
1,145
1,147 !
1,140 1
1,141
1,135
74
54
79
56 1
76
1,265
1,261
1,326
1.338
1,391
51,219
51,579
53,363
52,911
12,058
11,940
11,767
11,697
1 2 ,t 17
12,009
11,881
11,768
6,277
6,307
6,361
6,424
2,084
1,984
1,828
1,750
1,126
1,082
1,029
978
52,642
52,051
51,989
51,462
52,563
51,967
51,913
51,391
11,618
11,399
11,235
11,196
11,697
11,483
11,311
11,267
6,458
6,451
6,435
6,423
1,697
1,601
1,487
1,571
936
836
807
717
51,166
50,535
50,509
49,950
49,734
51,077
50,452
50,388
49,839
49,671
10,936
10,843
10,871
10,886
10,776
11,025
10,926
10,992
10,997
10,839
6,379
6,395
6,410
6,486
6,421
1,447
1,411
1,450
1,393
1,328
635
575
547
531
578
617
168
!
*
!
,
j
i
j
1
322
I , 328
1 ,3 3 1
1,319
1,137
1,136
1,135
1,132
59
69
114
71
1,434
1,431
1,414
1,413
1,129
U2?
1,128
1,125
79
84
76
71
1,398
1,384
1,378
1,360
1,125
1,123
1,123
1,108
1,108
89
83
121
111
63
t ,350
1.339
1.341
1,368
1.341
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Balances with—
Investments
U.S. G overnm ent securities
Certif
icates
Notes
and
bonds
Other
securities
Cash
items
in
process
o f col
lection
C ur
rency
nnd
coin
Reserves
with
F.R.
Banks
D o
mestic
banks
Foreign
banks
O ther
assets
Total
assets
Date
l'otal
Bills
28,025
28,142
28,347
28,564
4,019
4,136
4,309
4,440
4,977
4,996
5,016
5,060
19,029
19,010
19,022
19,064
3,284
3,286
3,292
3,286
2,373
2,350
2,235
2,327
537
544
498
515
9,933
9,778
9,675
9,756
2,697
2,690
2,658
2,670
16
12
13
12
1,154
1,177
1,177
1,209
58,054
57,790
57,617
58,077
Jan.
6
13
20
27
28,648
28,428
28,424
28,438
4,476
4,239
4,154
4,153
5,059
5,060
5,074
5,003
19,113
19,129
19,196
19,282
3,270
3,266
3,260
3,272
2,177
2,119
2,495
2,441
494
529
500
539
9,418
9,276
9,508
9,445
2,512
2,494
2,631
2,592
12
12
11
10
1,264
1,205
1,213
1,224
57,585
57,110
57,723
57,604
Feb.
3
10
17
24
28,657
29,108
29,343
29,289
28,706
4,244
4,557
4,692
4,452
3,755
5,001
5,034
4,996
5,007
4,993
19,412
19,517
19,655
19,830
19,958
3,296
3,265
3,296
3,222
3,229
2,383
2,235
2,476
2,254
2,494
502
524
544
523
500
9,351
9,550
9,781
9,472
9,224
2,572
2,603
2,723
2,561
2,488
10
10
9
10
10
1,244
1,228
1,195
1,193
1,198
57,532
58.011
58,926
58,017
57,305
Mar.
3
10
17
24
31
28,998
29,475
30,487
31,909
3,911
4,149
4,773
4,840
5,007
5,140
5,353
6,532
20,080
20,186
20,361
20,537
3,213
3,211
3,226
3,226
2,339
3,030
2,554
2,596
490
526
516
556
9,544
9.285
8,642
8,608
2,482
2,618
2,658
2,618
11
12
12
14
1,199
1,220
1,192
1,223
57,711
58,941
59,701
61,387
Apr.
7
14
21
28
32,331
33,799
34,215
34,093
4,947
5,343
5,583
5,463
6,708
6,814
6,880
6,883
20,676
21,642
21,752
21,747
3, t03
3,096
3,079
3,074
2,512
2,691
2,573
2,332
510
527
508
533
8,284
8,333
8,419
8,489
2,542
2,567
2,491
2,461
12
12
12
12
1,230
1,266
1,241
1,260
61,198
62,685
62,612
62,155
May
5
12
19
26
34,317
34,141
34,251
33,631
33,295
5,636
5,346
5,804
5,195
4,860
6,883
6,910
6,923
6,986
6,991
21,798
21,885
21,524
21,450
21,444
3,077
3,077
3,065
3,062
3,063
2,515
2,248
2,810
2,344
2,798
504
538
558
531
503
8,570
8,694
8,894
8,677
8,556
2,410
2,335
2,441
2,308
2,297
11
11
13
13
18
1,280
1,285
1,218
1,187
1,208
62,472
61,919
62,899
61,207
61,223
June
2
9
16
23
30
32,987
34,165
34,207
34,072
4,463
4,627
4,762
4,478
6,985
6,982
6,985
7,029
21,539
22,556
22,460
22,565
2,983
2,982
2,956
2,931
2,492
2,891
2,384
2,387
514
552
528
539
8,529
8,683
8,740
8,714
2,272
2,382
2,307
2,238
14
15
12
13
1,174
1,212
1,228
1,216
60,558
62,557
61,811
61,589
July
7
14
21
28
34,464
34,437
34,574
34,209
4,238
4,114
4,132
3,678
7,599
7,581
7,603
7,633
22,627
22,742
22,839
22,898
2,919
2,919
2,906
2,902
2,372
2,361
2,396
2,283
515
526
515
525
8,705
8,776
8,986
9,050
2,217
2,222
2,296
2,186
12
13
12
11
1,290
1,228
1,249
1,227
62,065
62,025
62,494
62,001
Aug.
4
11
18
25
34,100
34,213
35,584
35,947
36,210
3,524
3,570
4,267
4,354
4,360
7.635
7,657
8,110
8,248
8,368
22,941
22,986
23,207
23,345
23,482
2,935
2,918
2,953
2,952
2,986
2,460
2,330
3,649
2,554
2,603
503
520
562
563
582
9,203
9,562
9.609
8,637
8,306
2,207
2,234
2,549
2,291
2,287
12
11
12
12
13
1,266
1,283
1,272
1,202
1,213
62,390
62,842
67,065
65,402
66,002
Sept.
1
8
15
22
29
36,215
36,698
38,682
38,327
4,211
4,585
4,880
4,626
8,417
8,407
9,318
9,274
23,587
23,706
24,484
24,427
2,946
2,941
2,914
2,887
2,353
3,341
2,702
2,586
539
574
541
559
8,200
8,267
8,321
8,392
2,208
2,293
2,314
2,265
13
14
15
14
1,220
1,233
1,255
1,253
65,811
67,370
68,625
68,051
Oct.
6
13
20
27
38,071
37,732
37,857
37,377
4,405
4,177
4,340
3,909
9,270
9,190
9,163
9,183
24,396
24,365
24,354
24,285
2,874
2,836
2,821
2,818
2,755
2,714
2,857
2,703
543
547
553
549
8,354
8,472
8,521
8,689
2,233
2,236
2,297
2,156
14
13
16
16
1,274
1,278
1,241
1,284
67,815
67,311
67,474
66,859
Nov.
3
10
17
24
37,341
36,823
36,722
36,169
36,109
3,918
3,554
3,615
3,198
3,238
9,165
9,058
8,957
8,844
8,750
24,258
24,211
24,150
24,127
24,121
2,800
2,786
2,795
2,784
2,786
3,036
2,510
3,165
2,883
3,010
545
575
593
610
601
8,785
8,789
8,983
8,788
8,776
2,194
2,155
2,284
2,171
2,163
16
17
14
15
15
1,303
1,280
1,226
! ,205
1,203
67,045
65,861
66,774
65,622
65,502
Dec.
I
8
15
22
29
1943
16 9
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA N K S,
(In millions
Demand deposits
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
D ate
Total
Adjusted
Unadjusted
Individuals,
partnerships,
and corps.
States and
U.S.
Government
political
subdivisions
Interbank
Domestic
Foreign
Certified
and
officers’
checks
1943
Jan.
6
13
20
27
53,016
52,734
52,545
53,008
28,367
28,964
29,472
30,056
47,635
47,338
47,117
47,567
28,357
29,001
29,393
29,823
1,722
1,751
1,784
1,866
6,742
5,944
5,360
5,129
9,425
9,347
9,330
9,343
728
733
720
712
661
562
530
694
Feb.
3
10
17
24
52,510
51,950
52,590
52,440
29,753
30,157
30,620
31,129
47,037
46,475
47,103
46,940
29,434
29,877
30,699
31,350
1,888
1,855
1,829
1,842
5,245
4,410
3,940
3,366
9,136
9,071
9,322
9,286
736
718
726
788
598
544
587
578
M ar.
3
10
17
24
31
52,362
52,820
53,699
52,813
52,032
31,305
32,116
32,385
32,128
31,848
46,834
47,290
48,176
47,282
46,493
31,162
31,917
32,338
31,954
31,815
1,858
1,850
1,855
1,831
1,913
2,964
2,716
2,778
2,817
2,266
9,453
9,505
9,800
9,342
9,139
729
718
737
741
746
m
584
668
597
614
Apr.
7
14
21
28
52,443
53,667
54,406
56,146
32,955
32,996
30,313
30,098
46,861
48,094
48,832
50,558
32,725
33,427
30,370
30,112
1,899
1,850
1,782
1,890
1,408
1,639
5,995
8,044
9,439
9,708
9,248
9,092
720
721
722
728
670
749
715
692
May
5
12
19
26
55,952
57,362
57,334
56,892
29,528
30,051
30,652
31,185
50,368
51,748
51,692
51,230
29,423
30,293
30,719
31,072
1,761
1,767
1,766
1,837
8 ,4 9 6 '
9,342
8,861
8,294
9,112
8,935
8,869
8,673
720
729
737
746
856
682
740
608
June
2
9
16
23
30
57,149
56,613
57,517
55,851
55,915
31,386
32,061
32,787
32,472
32,289
51,458
50,919
51,816
50,112
50,171
31,395
31,890
33,064
32,383
32,536
1,838
1,794
1,793
1,756
1,852
7,981
7,029
6,358
5,764
5,652
8,826
8,823
9,106
8,773
8,666
750
758
755
759
766
668
625
740
677
69!)
July
7
14
21
28
55,201
57,182
56,458
56,216
32,325
32,883
33,386
33,840
49,425
51,381
50,631
50,325
32,330
33,236
33,381
33,688
1,781
1,790
1,811
1,846
4,924
5,973
5,345
4,777
8,908
8,868
8,748
8,544
776
766
768
777
706
748
578
693
Aug.
4
11
18
25
56,698
56,610
57,072
56,543
33,746
33,796
34,311
35,145
50,785
50,666
51,094
50,554
33,535
33,797
34,341
34,963
1,857
1,831
1,802
1,829
5,300
5,131
4,769
3,791
8,582
8,604
8,838
8,550
785
774
780
758
726
529
564
636
Sept.
1
8
15
22
29
56,840
57,300
61,531
59,950
60,527
35,733
36,283
32,862
31,613
30,601
50,828
51,262
55,514
53,971
54,555
35,533
36,102
33,775
31,830
30,903
1,922
1,912
1,752
1,615
1,676
3,072
2,802
8,747
10,176
11,833
8,770
9,047
9,477
8,870
8,757
793
800
779
758
761
738
599
984
722
625
Oct.
6
13
20
27
60,370
61,889
63,061
62,537
30,322
30,742
31,366
31,817
54,371
55,877
57,027
56,479
30,395
31,652
31,718
32,069
1,682
1,622
1,621
1,699
12,203
12,204
13,470
12,680
S,725
8,835
8,718
8,620
768
755
771
776
598
809
729
635
Nov.
3
10
17
24
62,287
61,796
61,915
61,265
31,774
32,039
32,649
33,201
56,198
55,686
55,785
55,122
32,039
32,226
33,124
33,434
1,834
1,749
1,713
1,731
12,110
11,401
10,610
9,870
8,771
8,753
8,902
8,561
788
779
767
787
656
778
669
739
Dec.
1
a
15
22
29
61,406
60,159
61,026
59,858
59,771
33,651
34,075
34,750
34,185
33,895
55,252
53,970
54,815
53,627
53,504
33,970
34,147
35,287
34,521
34,297
1,766
1,717
1,708
1,716
1,696
9,068
7,921
7,280
7,088
7,231
8,710
8,668
8,843
8,667
8,549
787
796
777
804
819
951
721
920
831
912
170
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES—Continued
W EEKLY, 1941-65— Continued
o f dollars)
Time deposits
Borrowings
Other
liabilities
Capital
accounts
Total
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
1
1
16
13
1,010
1,028
1,031
1,030
4,027
4,027
4,025
4,026
58,054
57,790
57,617
58,077
Jan.
6
13
20
27
4
5
5
4
12
71
17
41
1,026
1,047
1,072
1,077
4,037
4,042
4,044
4,046
57,585
57,110
57,723
57,604
Feb.
3
10
17
24
56
57
59
58
56
5
5
5
4
4
29
31
66
26
102
1,088
1,112
1,109
1,121
1,112
4,053
4,048
4,052
4,057
4,059
57,532
58,011
58,926
57,017
57,305
M ar.
3
10
17
24
31
29
30
30
31
56
55
55
56
5
5
5
5
79
58
110
84
1,123
1,149
1,116
1,090
4,066
4,067
4,069
4,067
57,711
58,941
59,701
61,387
Apr.
7
14
21
28
116
118
117
117
31
31
31
31
52
54
54
55
4
5
5
5
92
134
71
46
1,066
1,097
1,108
1,117
4,088
4,092
4,099
4,100
61,198
62,685
62,612
62,155
May
5
12
19
26
5,480
5,485
5,494
5,529
5,530
121
117
117
119
119
32
34
34
35
39
53
53
51
50
50
5
5
5
6
6
82
21
82
41
14
1,129
1,166
1,180
1,197
1,179
4,112
4,119
4,120
4,118
4,115
62,472
61,919
62,899
61,207
61,223
June
2
9
16
23
30
5,776
5,801
5,827
5,891
5,564
5,586
5,616
5,677
U6
119
117
120
40
40
40
40
50
50
49
49
6
6
5
5
66
72
34
32
1,160
1,174
1,191
1,198
4,131
4,129
4,128
4,143
60,558
62,557
61,811
61,589
July
7
14
21
28
5,913
5,944
5,978
5,989
5,701
5,732
5,766
5,769
119
119
119
121
40
40
40
45
49
48
48
49
4
5
5
5
37
48
32
50
1,177
1,207
1,232
1,247
4,153
4,160
4,158
4,161
62,065
62,025
62,494
62,001
Aug.
4
11
18
25
6,012
6,038
6,017
5,979
5,972
5,792
5,816
5,792
5,755
5,749
123
123
123
121
119
45
46
49
49
51
47
48
48
49
48
5
5
5
5
5
101
81
67
38
61
1,276
1,287
1,295
1,245
1,249
4,173
4,174
4,172
4,169
4,165
62,390
62,842
67,065
65,402
66,002
Sept.
1
8
15
22
29
5,999
6,012
6,034
6,058
5,770
5,784
5,802
5,829
118
117
118
117
57
58
59
59
49
48
50
48
5
5
5
5
39
50
107
37
1,216
1,242
1,267
1,280
4,186
4,189
4,190
4,197
65,811
67,370
68,625
68,051
Oct.
6
13
20
27
6,089
6,110
6,130
6,143
5,859
5,882
5,902
5,913
118
117
118
118
60
61
61
63
47
45
44
44
5
5
5
5
56
43
61
64
1,261
1,254
1,276
1,308
4,211
4,218
4,222
4,222
67,815
67,311
67,474
66,859
Nov.
3
10
17
24
6,154
6,189
6,211
6,231
6,267
5,929
5,957
5,982
6,003
6,037
114
119
117
116
118
63
64
64
64
64
43
44
43
43
43
5
5
5
5
5
76
118
125
131
114
1,327
1,344
1,368
1,390
1,368
4,236
4,240
4,255
4,243
4,249
67,045
65,861
66,774
65,622
65,502
Dec.
1
8
15
22
29
Individ
uals, part
nerships,
and corps.
States and
political
subdivi
sions
U . S.
G overn
ment
5,381
5,396
5,428
5,441
5,188
5,204
5,232
5,247
100
99
103
102
26
28
28
28
63
61
60
60
4
4
5
4
5,473
5,475
5,487
5,500
5,268
5,276
5,289
5,305
112
107
106
106
28
28
28
29
61
59
59
56
5,528
5,530
5,523
5,531
5,539
5,333
5,340
5,333
5,352
5,361
105
99
97
88
89
29
29
29
29
29
5,582
5,573
5,574
5,588
5,396
5,384
5,367
5,381
96
99
117
115
5,584
5,614
5,642
5,662
5,381
5,406
5,435
5,454
5,691
5,694
5,701
5,739
5,744
Total
Interbank
Domestic
Other
From
F. R.
Banks
Foreign
Date
1943
171
EPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In millions
Loans
j
investments
i.
j'
Total
Total
adjusted
I
j
I
Total
\
-—™ — — | WUIIlmereial,
, industrial,
i and agN et
' riculAdjusted
tural
‘
I
r—
F o r purchasing or carrying
securities
,
—
1“ -------1
To
To
brokers
nnd
I
others
dealers
j
_
—_
_
___ _____
1
1
|
Other
U.S.
U.S.
Other
securi
Govt.
1 G ovt. 1 securi
securi<
ties
ties
| securi- ,
tics
tics
: • = =
Real
estate
Loans
to
banks
j
|
All
other
j
i
5
12
19
26
49,527
49,539
49,892
50,288
49,467
49,488
49,832
50,215
10,643
10,665
10,703
10,829
10,703
10,716
10,763
10,902
6,335
6,360
6,349
6,369
743
827
843
971
563
543
589
583
337
298
290
278
303
296
300
301
1,107
1,1 0 4
1,107
1,106
60
51
60
73
j
i
1
j
1,255
1,237
1,225
1,221
2
9
16
23
52,177
53,256
53,854
53,267
52,091
53,155
53,762
53,197
11,345
11,425
11,780
11,600
11,431
11,526
11,872
11,670
6,396
6,393
6,446
6,412
1,057
959
1,153
1,109
592
602
601
603
657
831
903
838
304
301
355
318
1,099
1,095
1,092
1,092
86
101
92
70
1
,
!
|
1,240
1,244
1,230
1,228
1
8
15
22
29
53,290
52,903
52,884
52,401
52,012
53,188
52,826
52,797
52,342
51,957
11,433
11,453
11,344
11,116
10,963
11,535
11,530
11,431
11,175
11,018
6,394
6,369
6,396
6,370
6,305
1,042
1,182
1,079
909
861
625
614
616
617
621
759
687
635
619
579
302
305
307
301
301
1,089
1,085
1,083
1,082
1,081
102
77
87
59
55
1
j
l
(
1,222
1,211
1,228
1,218
1,215
12
19
26
5
5 f ,633
51,596
51,453
51,064
51,559
51,533
51,387
50,982
10,696
10,557
10,392
10,281
10,770
10,620
10,458
10,363
6,215
6,188
6,151
6,069
745
694
605
676
617
612
627
619
533
485
432
355
298
298
297
287
1,078
1,076
1.077
1,078
74
63 .
66 1
82 i
1 ,210
1 ,2 04
1,203
1,197
3
10
17
24
31
50,674
50,611
50,319
50,240
49,988
50,612
50,554
50,264
50,201
49,933
10,194
10,110
10,181
10,150
10,026
10,256
10,167
10,236
10,189
10,081
6,035
6,015
5,990
5,906
5,846
653
593
620
672
622
600
616
553
570
570
334
303
299
287
279
295
306
307
310
310
1,0 7 4
1,074
1,0 7 2
1,072
1,073
1,203
1,203
1,3 4 0
1,333
1 ,3 2 6
7
14
21
28
50,032
50,405
51,152
55,036
49,979
50,356
51,114
54,983
10,102
10,200
10,378
12,111
10,155
10,249
10,416
12,164
5,870
5,913
5,939
6,027
696
736
812
1,380
565
576
623
652
272
265
285
1,295
303
309
311
321
1,071
1,072
1,072
1,073
62
57 j
55 1
39 .i
55
i
1
53 ,|
49
38
53
5
12
19
26
56,262
57,211
57,304
57,065
56,170
57,137
57,177
57,981
12,191
12,257
11 872
11,643
12,283
12,331
11,999
11,727
6,037
6,040
6,068
6,088
1,159
1,242
1,019
880
664
653
636
609
1,575
1,575
1,399
1,318
344
332
326
346
1,069
1,070
1,072
1,070
92
74 .
127
84
1,343
1,3 45
1,3 5 2
1,3 32
2
9
16
23
30
56,917
56„524
56,383
55,906
55,700
56,830
56,474
56,317
55,861
55,646
11,400
11,246
11,142
11,041
11,011
11,487
11,296
11,208
11,806
11,065
6,015
6,013
6,001
6,006
5,984
807
758
710
742
797
639
593
594
605
596
1,213
1,161
1,091
971
917
334
337
364
341
338
1,071
1,068
1.071
1.072
1,071
87 ^
50
66 !•
45
54j
1,321
1 ,3 1 6
1,311
1,3 04
1,3 0 8
6
13
20
27
55,493
55,041
54,766
54,673
55,432
54,990
54,720
54,641
11,029
10,915
10,900
10,948
11,090
10,966
10,946
10,980
5,986
6,016
6,055
6,076
836
778
818
819
601
614
621
704
893
803
679
618
341
339
334
339
1,066
1,066
1,065
1,062
61 1
51
46 !
32 ,
1 ,3 0 6
1,299
1,328
1 ,330
4
11
18
25
54,436
54,087
54,079
54,088
54,398
54,021
54,024
54,023
10,961
10,981
10,925
11,042
10,999
11,047
10,980
11,107
6,091
6,110
6,136
6,183
838
852
848
812
719
727
684
805
592
575
546
522
331
328
330
335
1,061
1,063
1,062
1,062
38 ,j
66
55 ji
65
1,3 29
1 ,3 2 6
1,3 19
1,323
I
8
15
22
29
53,914
53,570
54,043
54,222
55,093
53,833
53,507
53,976
54,135
55,029
11,290
11,176
11,216
11,343
11,601
11,371
11,239
11,283
11,430
11 665
6,247
6,287
6,328
6,300
6,274
917
922
988
1,095
1,421
889
760
717
734
697
506
497
477
485
505
345
325
328
350
331
1,060
1,061
1,061
1,059
1,061
81
63
67 j
87 j
64 1
1 ,3 2 6
1,3 24
1 ,317
1 ,320
1,312
6
13
20
27
58,603
59,524
59,881
59,737
58,527
59,425
59,799
59,678
12,527
12,930
13,063
12,927
12,603
13,029
13,145
12,986
6,382
6,420
6,494
6,518
1,430
1,480
1,451
1,431
718
714
715
706
1,286
1,603
1,663
1,526
332
336
344
353
1,059
1,058
1,055
1,058
76
99 1
82 ;
59 .
1 ,320
1,319
1,341
1,3 3 5
172
1
1 ,325
1,329
1,3 36
1,363
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W E E K L Y , 1941-65— C ontinued
of dollars)
Investments
Balances with—
U S. Govcrnn lcntseeurit ies
C ertif
icates
Notes
and
bonds
Other
securities
Cash
items
in
process
of col
lection
C ur
rency
nnd
coin
Reserves
with
F.R .
Banks
D o
mestic
banks
Foreign
banks
Other
assets
Total
assets
Date
Total
Bills
36,033
36,044
36,352
36,585
3,179
3,090
3,154
3,089
8,670
8,777
8,859
8,995
24
24
24
24
184
177
339
501
2,791
2,779
2,777
2,801
2,731
2,627
2,644
2,715
552
569
544
564
8,716
8.881
9,003
9,031
2,229
2,189
2,198
2,247
17
15
17
17
1,220
1,230
1,248
1,239
64,992
65,050
65,546
66,101
Jan.
5
12
19
26
37,930
38,902
39,139
38,755
3,660
4,223
4,125
3,689
8,691
8,818
9,036
9,077
25
25
25
25
579
861
978
989
2,816
2,828
2,843
2,842
2,666
2,483
3,005
2,870
536
542
529
560
8,810
8,539
8,333
8,320
2,276
2,285
2,321
2,122
15
15
15
t6
1,253
1,292
1,315
1,328
67,733
68,412
69,372
68,483
Feb.
2
9
16
23
38,898
38,522
38,601
38,329
38,087
3,848
3,531
3,608
3,488
3,247
9,043
8,973
8,976
8,877
8,910
26
26
26
25
25
007
018
017
964
930
2,857
2,851
2,852
2,897
2,907
2,776
2,528
3.728
2,673
2,443
506
519
552
549
552
8,510
8,529
8,752
8,521
8,294
2,174
2,107
2,183
2,074
2,001
16
16
15
15
13
1,340
1,315
1,229
1,204
1,228
68,612
67,917
69,343
67,437
66,543
M ar.
1
8
15
22
29
38,961
38,089
38,110
37,834
3,137
3,286
3,264
2,981
8,933
8,963
8,994
8,960
25
25
25
25
891
840
852
893
2,902
2,887
2,885
2,867
2,569
2,915
2,838
2,519
518
561
550
559
8,448
8,696
8,799
8,692
2,006
2,073
2,070
1,987
13
12
13
11
1,227
1,231
1,237
1,235
66,414
67,084
66,960
66,067
Apr.
5
12
19
26
37,613
37,635
37,232
37,184
37,029
2,773
2,818
2,441
2,433
2,299
8,968
8,963
8,938
8,886
8,886
25
25
25
25
25
872
854
853
865
844
2,805
2,809
2,851
2,867
2,878
2,493
2,457
2,670
2,389
2,697
533
551
547
559
526
8,767
8,792
8,992
9,056
9,060
1,957
1,999
2,050
2,033
2,118
10
12
10
11
II
1,255
1,260
1,272
1,278
1,313
65,689
65,682
65,860
65,566
65,713
May.
3
10
17
24
31
37,027
37,259
37,832
39,917
2,285
2,357
2,381
2,942
8,834
8,911
9,231
10,341
25
25
26
26
908
991
220
634
2,850
2,897
2,904
2,955
2,352
3,003
2,977
2,834
539
588
580
595
9,282
9,526
9,493
8,952
2,059
2,189
2,202
2,267
13
13
13
12
1,303
1,296
1,202
1,246
65,580
67,020
67,619
70,942
June
7
14
21
28
41,048
41,917
42,424
42,460
3,549
3,623
3,907
3,821
10,755
11,098
11,093
11,135
26
27
27
27
744
196
424
504
2,931
2,963
2,881
2,878
2,695
3,191
2,751
2,637
548
586
561
556
8,826
8,719
8,686
8,761
2,373
2,425
2,287
2,280
14
15
14
20
1,260
1,291
1,273
1,292
71,978
73,438
72,876
72,611
July
5
12
19
26
42,488
42,289
42,229
41,875
41,675
3,881
3,725
3,658
3,324
3,077
11,057
11,004
10,990
11,009
11,057
27
27
27
27
27
550
560
581
542
541
2,942
2,939
2,946
2,945
2,960
2,551
2,331
2,652
2,491
2,429
532
535
526
545
574
8,764
8,750
8,817
8,883
9,031
2,177
2,186
2,239
2,132
2,096
20
21
21
20
20
1,308
1,312
1,313
1,293
1,326
72,269
71,659
71,951
71,270
71,176
Aug.
2
9
16
23
30
41,446
41,113
40,860
40,724
2,914
2,644
2,491
2,473
11,001
10,962
10,815
10,757
27
27
27
27
531
507
554
494
2,957
2,962
2,960
2,969
2,497
2,912
2,731
2,704
531
574
558
582
9,072
9,263
9,160
9,077
2,074
2,169
2,127
2,120
20
14
13
13
1,326
1,342
1,214
1,217
71,013
71,315
70,569
70,386
Sept.
6
13
20
27
40,506
40,130
40,197
40,092
2,368
2,127
2,269
2,202
10,641
10,536
10,435
10,370
27
27
27
27
497
467
493
520
2,931
2,910
2,902
2,889
2,585
2,887
2,841
2,693
547
572
581
586
9,115
9,344
9,412
9,565
2,112
2,082
2,196
2,101
13
14
14
14
1,221
1,224
1,219
1,227
70,029
70,210
70,342
70,274
Oct.
4
11
18
25
39,656
39,467
39,883
39,929
40,544
1,774
1,670
1,923
1,627
1,768
10,247
10,163
10,102
10,274
10,392
27
27
27
28
28
635
634
858
028
384
2,887
2,864
2,877
2,863
2,884
3,242
2,941
3,458
3,188
3,211
565
585
573
585
642
9,591
9,634
9,906
10,101
10,073
2,105
2,096
2,249
2,190
2,210
11
11
11
10
10
1,273
1,262
1,282
1,287
1,307
70,701
70,099
71,522
71,583
72,546
Nov.
1
8
15
22
29
43,112
43,598
43,826
43,842
2,145
2,301
2,233
2,428
10,359
10,338
10,281
10,110
30
30
31
31
608
959
312
304
2,888
2,897
2,910
2,909
2,705
3,241
3,236
3,337
613
661
655
657
9,517
9,448
9,285
9,328
2,262
2,318
2,279
2,295
12
13
12
16
1,291
1,312
1,214
1,232
75,003
76,517
76,562
76,602
Dec.
6
13
20
27
1944
173
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In millions
D em and deposits
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
D ate
Individuals,
partnerships,
and corps.
Total
Adjusted
States and
political
subdivisions
U.S.
Government
Interbank
Domestic
Unadjusted
Foreign
Certified
and
officers*
checks
1944
Jan.
5
12
19
26
59,342
59,366
59,822
60,387
33,732
34,308
34,862
34,814
53,023
53,008
53,444
53,994
33,881
34,516
34,985
34,916
1,734
1,708
1,740
1,849
6,894
6,462
6,198
6,669
8,853
8,801
8,922
8,982
813
810
818
814
848
711
781
764
Feb.
2
9
16
23
62,023
62,712
63,659
62,771
31,873
31,702
31,509
31,902
55,625
56,292
57,242
56,335
32,006
31,722
32,214
32,433
1,741
1,657
1,643
1,643
11,462
12,431
13,070
12,459
8,817
8,859
8,855
8,291
807
817
803
813
792
806
657
696
M ar.
1
8
15
22
29
62,850
62,167
63,541
61,617
60,708
32,327
32,778
33,447
32,860
32,660
56,398
55,672
57,044
55,104
54,173
32,609
32,863
34,153
32,970
32,649
1,706
1,66!
1,656
1,727
1,782
12,030
11,024
10,422
10,435
10,235
8,441
8,492
8,604
8,294
7,995
824
850
843
842
840
788
782
1,366
836
672
Apr.
5
12
19
26
60,605
61,280
61,084
60,150
32,872
33,766
34,248
34,524
54,044
54,687
54,463
53,518
32,789
34,120
34,438
34,398
1,841
1,799
1,802
1,949
9,635
8,929
8,303
7,737
8,122
8,217
8,208
7,863
846
860
866
875
811
762
846
696
M ay
3
10
17
24
31
59,804
59,736
59,890
59,512
59,634
34,649
34,932
35,362
35,969
36,208
53,135
53,022
53,137
52,734
52,831
34,357
34,784
35,440
35,670
36,184
2,005
1,963
1,947
2,004
2,054
7,196
6,692
6,056
5,472
4,934
7,914
8,054
8,165
8,026
8,108
883
887
884
S78
884
780
642
645
684
667
June
7
14
21
28
59,506
60,936
61,493
64,904
36,879
37,229
36,426
33,008
52,659
54,073
54,631
58,045
36,649
37,569
36,447
33,170
1,962
1,912
2,043
1,765
4,149
4,263
5,486
12,589
8,409
8,713
8,872
8,759
870
865
870
855
620
751
913
907
July
5
12
19
26
65,967
67,422
66,800
66,591
32,561
32,481
32,945
33,503
59,093
60,524
59,867
59,628
32,658
33,031
33,303
33,738
1,706
1,660
1,619
1,690
13,917
14,755
14,472
13,989
9,051
9,231
8,825
8,617
869
866
874
882
892
981
774
712
Aug.
2
9
16
23
30
66,284
65,640
65,925
65,211
65,142
33,597
33,565
33,894
34,400
35,097
59,273
58,579
58,822
58,075
57,974
33,650
33.519
34,233
34,449
35,111
1,777
1,750
1,719
1,741
1,756
13,602
13,085
12,601
11,783
11,100
8,654
8,742
8,810
8,540
8,479
869
856
865
861
869
721
627
594
701
659
Sept.
6
13
20
27
64,878
65,176
64,336
64,229
35,469
35,895
35,522
35,435
57,673
57,917
57,029
56,883
35,558
36,403
35,757
35,499
1,742
1,737
1,739
1,762
10,189
9,465
9,135
9,221
8,668
8,794
8,785
8,656
850
851
856
867
666
667
757
878
Oct.
4
11
18
25
63,911
63,937
64,020
63,837
35,383
35,890
36,614
37,438
56,426
56,374
56,447
56,230
35,450
36,281
36,985
37,567
1,780
1,745
1,752
1,844
8,712
7,746
6,977
6,351
8,887
8,994
9,168
8,884
859
857
847
864
738
751
718
720
Nov.
1
8
15
22
29
64,203
63,546
64,941
64,870
65,686
37,587
37,627
38,417
39,169
38,539
56,553
55,862
57,218
57,203
58,025
37,808
37,950
39,188
39,417
38,823
1,954
1,936
1,894
1,992
2,039
5,804
5,217
4,821
4,553
5,757
9,069
9,220
9,665
9,445
9,650
851
857
857
848
868
1,067
682
793
948
888
Dec.
6
13
20
27
68,393
70,037
70,104
70,186
35,824
35,867
35,104
35,042
60,742
62,369
62,415
62,482
35,965
36,535
35,513
35,675
1,804
1,761
1,701
1,700
11,743
12,780
13,653
13,791
9,603
9,603
9,561
9,433
867
878
861
879
760
812
1,126
1,004
174
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES—Continued
W EEKLY, 1941-65— Continued
o f dollars)
Time deposits
Total
Borrowings
Individ States and
uals, part political
nerships,
subdivi
sions
and corps.
U . S.
G overn
m ent
Interbank
Domestic
From
F . R.
Banks
Foreign
Other
liabilities
C apital
accounts
Total
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
O ther
Date
1944
6,319
6,358
6,378
6,393
6,097
6,134
6,153
6,167
118
119
121
121
54
54
54
55
43
44
43
43
7
7
7
7
49
54
68
55
1,320
1,347
1,374
1,364
4,281
4,2*3
4,282
4,295
64,992
65,050
65,546
66,101
Jan.
5
12
19
26
6,398
6,420
6,417
6,436
6,169
6,185
6,182
6,198
123
126
128
129
58
60
59
60
41
42
41
42
64
58
57
51
1,341
1,333
1,348
1,348
4,305
4,309
4,308
4,313
67,733
68,412
69,372
68,483
Feb.
7
7
7
2
9
16
23
6,452
6,495
6,497
6,513
6,535
6,213
6,264
6,265
6,282
6,306
131
126
127
125
123
59
57
57
58
58
42
41
41
41
41
7
7
7
7
7
77
36
80
69
84
1,361
1,391
1,397
1,419
1,419
4,324
4,323
4,325
4,332
4,332
68,612
67,917
69,343
67,437
66,543
M ar.
1
8
15
22
29
6,561
6,593
6,621
6,632
6,330
6,357
6,386
6,407
124
129
130
J30
59
59
58
48
41
41
40
40
7
7
7
7
67
52
103
J09
1,393
1,397
1,415
1,446
4,349
4,355
4,358
4,362
66,414
67,084
66,960
66,067
Apr.
5
12
19
26
6,669
6,714
6,753
6,778
6,803
6,445
6,491
6,527
6,556
6,575
129
128
131
129
130
48
48
48
48
48
40
40
40
38
38
7
7
7
7
12
75
110
123
200
188
1,433
1,452
1,461
1,464
1,488
4,377
4,384
4,386
4,390
4,403
65,689
65,682
65,860
65,566
65,713
May
3
10
17
24
31
6,847
6,863
6,862
6,859
6,623
6,639
6,639
6,643
127
127
126
119
47
47
47
48
38
38
38
37
12
12
12
12
210
152
159
65
1,458
1,530
1,556
1,570
4,406
4,402
4,411
4,403
65,580
67,020
67,619
70,942
June
7
14
21
28
6,874
6,898
6,933
6,963
6,663
6,685
6,720
6,751
117
118
118
119
46
46
46
45
36
37
37
36
12
12
12
12
76
64
148
79
1,515
1,528
1,511
1,519
4,420
4,424
4,417
4,422
71,978
73,438
72,876
72,611
July
5
12
19
26
7,011
7,061
7,103
7,136
7,168
6,798
6,850
6,890
6,921
6,952
119
117
119
121
122
45
46
46
46
46
37
36
36
36
36
12
12
12
12
12
42
51
47
f8
53
1,506
1,526
1,535
1,522
1,532
4,437
4,442
4,444
4,449
4,449
72,269
71,659
71,951
71,270
71,176
Aug.
2
9
16
23
30
7,205
7,259
7,307
7,346
6,992
7,043
7,093
7,131
121
123
121
122
46
46
46
46
34
35
35
35
12
12
12
12
96
91
164
81
1,575
1,586
1,594
1,600
4,464
4,462
4,475
4,476
71,013
71,315
70,569
70,386
Sept.
6
13
20
27
7,485
7,563
7,573
7,607
7,273
7,351
7,356
7,394
119
120
121
120
46
46
46
46
35
34
38
35
12
12
12
12
23
157
190
283
1,600
1,614
1,629
1,651
4,495
4,502
4,503
4,503
70,029
70,210
70,342
70,274
Oct.
4
11
18
25
7,650
7,684
7,723
7,667
7,661
7,436
7,473
7,508
7,454
7,450
120
116
118
117
116
46
46
46
45
45
36
37
39
39
38
12
12
12
12
12
318
328
320
461
562
1,662
1,700
1,736
1,724
1,773
4,518
4,525
4,525
4,528
4,525
70,701
70,099
71,522
71,583
72,546
Nov.
1
8
15
22
29
7,651
7,668
7,689
7,704
7,444
7,461
7,486
7,501
114
113
113
112
45
45
45
45
36
37
33
34
12
12
12
12
365
217
234
151
1,703
1,734
1,690
1,743
4,542
4,529
4,534
4,522
75,003
76,517
76,562
76,602
Dec.
6
13
20
27
'
175
REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA N K S,
(In millions
L oans
Loans and
investments
Total
Total
Total
adjusted
Adjusted
Net
_
_
For purchasing or carrying
securities
_____
Com ____ _____
mercial.
Real
To brokers and
To
indus
others
, estate
trial,
dealers
. ____
...
and ag
‘
ricul
' '
i
U.S.
tural
U.S.
O ther ,
Other
Govt,
G ovt. I securi
securi- 1
securi- : ties
securi- 1 ties
ties
.= - =
:
Loa ns> |
t«
|
banks '
i
!
1
ij
All
other
1
- j'
i
i
1
1
|
3
10
17
24
31
59,887
59,560
59,635
59,620
59,247
59,780
59,499
59,543
59,566
59,175
12,523
12,443
12,259
12,133
12,036
12,630
12,504
12,351
12,187
12,108
6,425
6,436
6,425
6,387
6,351
t
1,245
1,262
1,208 j
1,143 ;
1,121 1
724
702
707
751
748
1,416
1,329
1,202 !, 140
1,093
354
354 1
354
355
369
1,054
1,056
1,053 ;
1,051 :
1,049 |
7
(4
21
28
59,007
58,923
58,753
58,501
58,928
58,839
58,682
58,430
11,773
11,810
11,622
11,563
11,852
11,894
11,693
11,634
6,346
6,369
6,313
6,251
995
1,037
967
964
1
774
775
730
773
961 ,
943 !
912
899 j
353 !
348
368 j
346
1,049
1,050 J
1,047
1,044
79 |
84 1
7> i
71
1,295
1,288
1,285
1,286
7
14
21
28
58,424
58,155
58,071
57,797
58,342
58,085
58,014
57,734
11,435
11,349
11,227
11,117
11,517
11,419
11,284
11,180
6,198
6,186
6,155
6,088
951
924 i
889 j
838 !
745
736
748
776
864
824
770
74.
i
1
1
j
1,044
1,042 !
1,041 ;
1,040
57,349
57,387
57,291
57,058
57,270
57,321
57,219
56,971
10,913
10,911
10,984
11,044
10,992
10,977
11,056
11,131
6,044
6,017
5,958
5,938
749
812
918
1,044
■
f
1
j
759
737
776
747
684
656
640
623
,
1
!
,
1,041 :
1,043
1,041
1,040 j
82
70 ;
57
63 !
|
79 j
66 '!
72 !
87 ;
1,286
1,291
1,277
1,291
4
11
18
25
347 :
346 1
347
343
■
345
348
353
353
1,291
1,298
1,298
1,299
2
9
16
23
30
57,176
56,995
57,228
57,482
57,541
57,071
56,910
57,123
57,382
57,424
11,211
11,135
11,253
11,446
11,519
11,316
11,220
11,358
11 546
11,636
5,904
5,829
5,797
5,790
5,768
! 1,084
1,132
1,237
1,446
1,505
I
!
1
s
810
794
830
832
840
384
353
362
362 i
364 1
1,047 i
1,045
1,044 1
1,046 |
1,049
105 !
85
los ;
100 i
117
1,378
1,389
I , 396
1,389
1,393
6
13
20
27
58,254
58.896
63,005
63.537
58,152
58,788
62,914
63,459
11,784
12,016
13,455
13,757
11,886
12,124
13,546
13,835
5,822
5,860
5,900
5,923
869
870
902
886
390
381
388
395 ,
1,044 j
1,045 1
1,047
1,052
102 j
108 '
91
78
1,406
1.415
1,442
1,448
4
Ii
18
25
64,291
64.235
63,994
63,853
64,223
64,171
63,916
63,763
13,975
13,708
13,457
13,250
14,043
13,772
13,535
13,340
5 ,9 4 t
5,928
5,928
5.903
1,439 i
1,595 "
1,730
1,841
■
1,821
1,667
1,518 )
1,465
604 1
593
587
581
600 >
I,|
814 ,
850
2,046 j
2,212
879
877
899
905
398
396
395
397 :
1,048
1,051
1,052
1,051
68 'I
64
78 <
90 ;
1,487
1.485
1,481
1,479
I
8
15
22
29
63,696
63,052
63,094
62.680
62,546
63,602
62,984
62,994
62,597
62,469
13,299
12,907
12,906
12,805
12,764
13,393
12,975
13,006
12,888
12,841
5,926
5,914
5,949
5,948
5,982
1,457 ■
1,350
1,364
1,385 i
1,443 j
964
863
841
827
820
2,401 j
2,304 1
2,184
2,050
|
1,995 i
1,858 ,
1,828 (
1,706 1
1,599
421
398
395 :
408
394
1,055
1,053
1,055
1,058
1,058
94 «
6S 'I
100
83 (
11 ’
1,481
1,471
1,474
1,473
1,468
5
12
19
26
62,382
61,842
61,584
61,251
62,248
61,749
61,470
61,200
12,733
12,590
12,650
12,680
12,867
12,683
12,764
12,731
6,055
6,095
6,124
6,113
1,418 ]
1,328 !
1,386 ,i
1,451
818
802
877
905
1,507 1
1,437 1
1,335 i
1,283
397
396
399 :
398
1,059
1,058
1,061 i
1,060
134
93
114 |
51 |
1,479
1,474
1,468
1,470
3
10
17
24
31
61,030
60,883
61,075
61,007
60,945
60,954
60,818
60,999
60,935
60,825
12,510
12,428
12,245
12,207
12,390
12,586
12,493
12,321
12,279
12,510
6,218
6,271
6,251
6,266
6,328
1,366
1,269
1,190 i
1,203 :
1,287 "
828
872
852
848
890
1,155
1,067
985 |
922
890 1
395
396
405
399
416 :
1,063 j
1,065
1,063
1,062 1
1,060 ^
76 i
65
76 il
7y
120
1,485
1,488
1,499
1,507
1,519
7
14
21
28
61,034
61,112
62,057
62,381
60,953
61,063
6 t ,979
62,315
12,450
12,653
13,192
13,566
12,531
12,702
13,270
13,632
6,480
6,628
6,751
6,778
1, 2 2 9 ;
1,251 f
1,375 :
1,674
870
855
838
807
391
387
410
416
1,060 ;
1,067 *
1,070 1
1,073
81
49
78
6(i
$
1,542
1,554
1,581
1,596
5
12
19
26
67,140
68,034
68.102
67.733
67,011
67,936
68,006
67,662
15,124
15,853
15,856
15,758
15,253
15.951
15.952
15,829 i
6,964
7,128
7,241
7,259
1,717
1,996 S
1,893
1,917
819
832
901
865
878 <
911
1,167 ,
1,222 !
j
2,458
2,697
2,589 j
2,495
427
437
442
432
1,079 I
1,081 1
1,091
1,091 ,
129
98 |
96
75
1,660
1,682
1,699
1,699
176
1
'
|
107
61
92
54
72
'
5
!l
,
1 ,305
1,304
1,310
1,306
1,305
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Balances with—
Investments
U.S. G overnm ent securities
Total
Bills
Certif
icates
Notes
and
bonds
Other
securities
Cash
items
in
process
ofcollection
C u r
rency
and
coin
Reserves
with
F.R.
Banks
D o
mestic
banks
Foreign
ba nks
O ther
assets
Total
assets
Date
1945
44,354
44,166
44,393
44,554
44,257
2,864
2,774
2,947
2,926
2,553
10,099
9,985
9,955
10,029
9,971
31,391
31,407
31,491
31,599
31,733
2,903
2,890
2,891
2,879
2,882
3,413
2,917
3,071
3,174
2,924
597
603
582
580
563
9,238
9,325
9,434
9,403
9,302
2,446
2,264
2,292
2,191
2,110
12
12
14
12
13
1,236
1,291
1,303
1,311
1,342
76,829
75,972
76,331
76,291
75,501
Jan.
3
10
17
24
31
44,219
44,061
44,105
43,912
2,526
2,446
2,443
2,140
10,159
10,101
10,036
9,994
31,534
31,514
31,626
31,778
2,936
2,968
2,955
2,955
2,761
3,526
3,007
3,173
547
589
565
565
9,358
9,432
9,440
9,560
2,085
2,179
2,136
2,164
13
11
12
12
1,329
1,350
1,343
1,392
75,100
76,010
75,256
75,367
Feb.
7
14
21
28
43,977
43,799
43,773
43,565
2,350
2,238
2,260
2,082
11,555
11,498
11,432
11,312
30,072
30,063
30,081
30,171
2,930
2,937
3,014
3,052
2,740
3,279
2,777
2,757
564
619
594
607
9,551
9,725
9,753
9,543
2,121
2,218
2,159
1 , 110
11
11
11
11
1,344
1,345
1,259
1,269
74,755
75,352
74,624
74,094
M ar.
7
14
21
28
43,286
43,327
43,143
42,854
1,846
1,770
1,709
1,497
11,282
11,221
11,098
10,973
30,158
30,336
30,336
30,384
3,071
3,083
3,092
3,073
2,917
2,904
3,056
2,806
564
572
581
594
9,611
9,823
9,857
9,933
2,119
2,131
2,150
2,121
13
15
13
13
1,271
1,253
1,276
1,267
73 844
74,085
74,224
73,792
Apr.
4
11
18
25
42,844
42,748
42,853
42,897
42,842
1,530
1,339
1,399
1,218
1,195
10,845
10,832
10,767
10,774
10,663
30,469
30,577
30,687
30,905
30,984
3,016
3,027
3,017
3,039
3,063
3,039
2,620
3,187
2,964
3,036
567
566
587
605
600
9,997
10,077
10,254
10,216
10,418
2,138
2,115
2,230
2,123
2,179
15
12
12
12
13
1,300
1,294
1,323
1,345
1,350
75,232
73,679
74,821
74,747
75,137
May
2
9
16
23
30
43,296
43,676
46,334
46,543
1,368
1,418
1,946
1,889
9,397
9,417
10,470
10,539
32,531
32,841
33,918
34,115
3,072
3,096
3,125
3,159
2,883
3,436
3,630
3,159
580
582
574
585
10,400
10,660
10,142
9,755
2,172
2,345
2,463
2,412
14
15
19
20
1,352
1,343
1,243
1,289
75,655
77,277
81,076
80,757
June
6
13
20
27
47,116
47,338
47,267
47,312
1,932
2,090
1,935
1,913
10,664
10,647
10,646
10,603
34,520
34,601
34,686
34,796
3,132
3,125
3,192
3,201
3,218
3,191
3,136
2,929
542
582
567
567
9,732
9,599
9,710
9,796
2,424
2,415
2,338
2,254
21
18
15
14
1,333
1,328
1,340
1,333
81,561
81,368
81,100
80,746
July
4
11
18
25
47,000
46,771
46,770
46,458
46,371
1,656
1,585
1,633
1,420
1,463
10,581
10,462
10,385
10,277
10,196
34,763
34,724
34,752
34,761
34,712
3,303
3,306
3,318
3,334
3,334
3,280
2,527
2,835
2,908
2,688
543
539
545
556
586
9,833
9,785
9,934
9,939
10,010
2,170
2,191
2,324
2,300
2,229
13
16
15
15
14
1,339
1,342
1,356
1,376
1,385
80,874
79,452
80,103
79,774
79,458
Aug.
1
8
15
22
29
46,182
45,823
45,473
45,140
1,451
1,229
1,213
1,144
10,502
10,347
10,220
9,964
34,229
34,247
34,040
34,032
3,333
3,336
3,347
3,380
2,743
3,174
3,268
2,961
540
583
570
590
10,061
10,117
10,265
10,072
2,183
2,226
2,204
2,086
15
15
14
12
1,388
1,423
1,277
1,274
79,312
79,380
79,182
78,246
Sept.
5
12
19
26
45,143
45,108
45,471
45,458
45,142
1,310
1,284
1,553
1,303
969
9,803
9,830
9,864
9,906
9,863
34,030
33,994
34,054
34,249
34,310
3,301
3,282
3,283
3,270
3,293
2,880
3,305
3,400
3,082
3,558
539
588
572
576
568
10,191
10,250
10,345
10,413
10,336
2,172
2,187
2,288
2,193
2,209
13
13
14
13
14
1,316
1,286
1,302
1,319
1,350
78,141
78,512
78,996
78,603
78,980
Oct.
3
10
17
24
31
45,263
45,176
45,550
45,501
1,173
1,016
1,116
975
9,731
9,741
9,889
9,832
34,359
34,419
34,545
34,694
3,240
3,234
3,237
3,248
3,253
3,949
3,488
3,540
575
620
590
627
10,289
10,474
10,460
10,741
2,215
2,334
2,241
2,273
14
13
13
13
1,372
1,359
1,378
1,392
78,752
79,861
80,227
80,967
Nov.
7
14
21
28
48,654
48,817
48,827
48,541
2,164
2,031
1,962
1,674
11,193
11,187
11,218
11,186
35,297
35,599
35,647
35,681
3,233
3,266
3,323
3,363
3,750
3,776
3,573
3,338
598
651
654
668
10,485
10,037
10,237
10,133
2,518
2,570
2,525
2,416
15
18
21
16
1,439
1,425
1,269
1,402
85,945
86,511
86,381
85,706
Dec.
5
12
19
26
177
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1
ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA N K S,
(In millions
Dem and deposits
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
D ate
Total
Adjusted
Unadjusted
Individuals,
partnerships,
and corps.
States and
political
subdivisions
U.S.
Government
Interbank
j
Domestic
Foreign
Certified
and
officers'
checks
...
1945
Jan.
3
10
17
24
31
70,456
69,487
69,824
69,798
68,956
34,667
35,112
35,686
35,987
36,076
62,672
61,660
61,983
61,924
61,051
35,219
35,302
36,170
36,268
36,251
1,735
1,807
1,711
1,772
1,859
13,870
13,130
12,755
12,634
12,314
9,843
9,623
9,580
9,226
8,823
879
878 ,
891
903
914
Feb.
7
14
21
28
68,503
69,367
68,572
68,632
36,034
36,282
36,635
37,018
60,540
61,371
60,529
60,537
35,935
36,977
36,830
37,347
1,892
1,896
1,888
1,939
11,950
11,610
11,075
10,523
8,873
9,029
8,883
8,883
922
924
929
940
968
935
924
905
M ar.
7
14
21
28
67,980
68,687
67,944
67,405
37,149
37,635
37,585
37,347
59,830
60,509
59,714
59,155
37,168
38,158
37,569
37,198
1,923
1,921
1,986
2,077
9,942
9,481
9,345
9,222
9,065
9,195
9,082
8,902
934
919
925 1
927
798
835
807
829
Apr.
4
11
18
25
67,107
67,278
67,355
37,184
38,037
38,603
39,099
58,867
58,978
59,012
58,427
37,091
38,077
38,739
38,902
2,065
2,057
2,080
2,183
8,794
7,976
7,305
6,686
9,045
9,119
9,102
8,875
927
942
946
961
945
807
840
820
M ay
2
9
16
23
30
67,145
66,602
67,786
67,487
67,717
39,147
39,490
39,900
40,516
40,378
58,745
58,152
59 289
58,977
59,192
38,907
39,044
40,006
40,153
40,190
2,289
2,271
2,239
2,308
2,374
6,484
5,898
5,792
5,343
5,501
9,110
9,160
9,408
9,148
9,256
965
984
1,002
1,006
1,021
990
795
842
1,019
850
June
6
13
20
27
68,210
69,903
74,104
73,904
40,683
41,189
37,176
36,367
59,650
61,318
65,512
65,285
40,323
41,404
37,554
36,525
2,268
2,232
1,861
1,909
5,428
5,499
13,633
14,978
9,629
10,160
10,040
9,763
1,027
1,034
1,033
1,018
975
989
1,391
1,092
July
4
11
18
25
74,894
74,666
74,302
73,823
35,875
36,308
36,852
37,440
66,258
65,976
65,574
65,050
36,019
36,683
37,178
37,506
1,831
1,765
1,807
1,902
16,135
15,488
14,769
14,176
10,013
9,965
9,780
9,453
1,017
1,024
1,037
1,052
1,243
1,051
1,003
961
Aug.
1
8
15
22
29
73,808
72,444
73,074
72,663
72,307
37,533
37,062
37,444
37,587
38,140
64,972
63,543
64,133
63,637
63,250
37,626
36,989
37,691
37,834
38,115
1,904
1,829
1,812
1,959
1,864
13,741
13,362
13,005
12,244
11,739
9,366
9,543
9,789
9,840
9,623
1,052
1,049
1,060
1,058
1,060
1,283
771
776
702
849
Sept.
5
12
19
26
72,141
72,155
72,037
71,020
38,485
38,671
39,017
38,817
63,040
63,000
62,838
61,793
38,465
39,100
39,209
38,798
1,894
1,874
1,843
1,918
10,989
10,150
9,652
9,501
9,760
9,935
9,824
9,446
1,063
1,070
1,077
1,068
869
871
1,233
1,062
Oct.
3
10
17
24
31
70,980
71,376
71,854
71,349
71,652
38,690
39,082
39,362
39,929
39,592
61,770
62,122
62,555
62,023
62,307
38,577
39,229
39,896
39,862
39,726
1,975
1,928
1,886
1,991
2,137
9,406
8,793
8,520
3,036
8,098
9,729
9,860
10,186
9,882
9,945
1,065
1,082
1,087
1,094
1,114
1,018
1,230
980
1,158
1,287
Nov.
7
14
21
28
71,378
72,370
72,691
73,270
39,449
39,501
39,805
40,247
62,008
62,994
63,297
63,875
39,518
40,265
40,030
40,230
2,094
2,092
2,079
2,181
7,919
7,884
8,521
8,547
10,265
10,581
10,397
10,432
1,122
1,079
1,086
1,109
1,090
1,093
1,184
1,376
Dec.
5
12
19
26
78,523
79,226
79,048
78,225
37,452
37,381
37,974
37,556
69,146
69,846
69,666
68,805
37,726
37,990
38,160
37,662
1,984
1,893
1,969
1,981
15,958
16,761
16,149
16,100
10,871
10,812
10,833
10,666
1,115
1,116
1,137
1,145
1,492
1,274
1,418
1,251
----------- -- ---------------
178
1,126
920
876
1,121
890
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES—Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65—Continued
of dollars)
Time deposits
Total
Individ States and
uals, part political
subdivi
nerships,
sions
and corps.
Borrowings
U. S.
Govern
ment
Interbank
Domestic
Foreign
From
F. R.
Banks
Other
liabilities
Capital
accounts
Other
Total
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
D ate
194S
7,784
7,827
7,841
7,874
7,905
7,584
7,626
7,639
7,668
7,697
112
111
112
115
117
45
45
46
46
46
32
34
33
34
34
11
11
11
11
11
97
139
164
138
169
1,674
1,730
1,732
1,733
1,740
4,602
4,616
4,611
4,622
4,636
76,829
75,972
76,331
76,291
75,501
Jan.
3
10
17
24
31
7,963
7,996
8,043
8,095
7,750
7,783
7,832
7,883
122
122
123
125
46
45
44
44
34
35
33
32
11
11
11
11
205
224
271
288
1,739
1,762
1,751
1,771
4,653
4,657
4,662
4,676
75,100
76,010
75,256
75,367
Feb.
7
14
21
28
8,150
8,178
8,230
8,250
7,936
7,956
8,011
8,028
125
125
123
125
44
44
44
44
34
42
41
42
11
11
11
11
310
203
206
215
1,783
1,786
1,787
1,786
4,682
4,676
4,687
4,688
74,755
75,352
74,624
74,094
M ar.
7
14
21
28
8,240
8,300
8,343
8,372
8,042
8,098
8,133
8,163
99
105
107
106
44
44
44
44
44
42
48
48
11
11
11
11
237
283
335
452
1,796
1,804
1,813
1,816
4,704
4,720
4,721
4,725
73,844
74,085
74,224
73,792
Apr.
4
11
18
25
8,400
8,450
8,497
8,510
8,525
8,190
8,240
8,285
8,298
8,314
108
107
110
109
109
44
44
44
44
44
47
48
47
48
47
11
11
11
11
11
531
472
429
635
797
1,815
1,858
1,860
1,871
J ,872
4,741
4,747
4,746
4,754
4,751
74,232
73,679
74,821
74,747
75,137
May
2
9
16
23
30
8,560
8,585
8,592
8,619
8,345
8,371
8,388
8,415
109
108
109
109
43
43
45
43
47
47
33
36
16
16
17
16
824
721
328
202
1,853
1,898
1,883
1,889
4,768
4,755
4,761
4,762
75,655
77,277
81,076
80,757
June
6
13
20
27
8,636
8,690
8,728
8,773
8,434
8,487
8,529
8,574
108
109
108
107
44
47
43
43
34
31
32
32
16
16
16
17
64
78
149
234
1,808
1,822
1,850
1,887
4,795
4,802
4,799
4,802
81,561
81,368
81,100
80,746
July
4
11
18
25
8,836
8,901
8,941
9,026
9,057
8,637
8,701
8,738
8,824
8,853
107
108
110
110
111
42
44
44
44
44
33
32
33
32
32
17
16
16
16
17
381
299
304
345
385
1,864
1,879
1,894
1,924
1,921
4,821
4,830
4,831
4,842
4,845
80,874
79,452
80,103
79,774
79,458
Aug.
1
8
15
22
29
9,101
9,155
9,199
9,227
8,899
8,954
8,994
9,023
no
no
113
112
43
42
43
42
32
32
32
33
17
17
17
17
362
399
272
360
1,951
1,972
2,007
1,995
4,858
4,854
4,866
4,871
79,312
79,380
79,182
78,246
Sept.
5
12
19
26
9,210
9,254
9,299
9,326
9,345
9,008
9,052
9,099
9,128
9,148
110
111
108
105
104
42
42
43
44
44
33
32
32
32
32
17
17
17
17
17
289
262
266
339
405
1,978
1,973
1,976
2,004
2,003
4,894
4,901
4,900
4,911
4,920
78,141
78,512
78,996
78,603
78,980
Oct.
3
10
17
24
31
9,370
9,376
9,394
9,395
9,173
9,181
9,199
9,194
106
104
104
no
43
43
43
43
31
31
31
31
17
17
17
17
412
515
540
663
2,026
2,038
2,052
2,085
4,936
4,938
4,944
4,949
78,752
79,861
80,227
80,967
Nov.
7
14
21
28
9,377
9,380
9,382
9,420
9,188
9,190
9,195
9,228
102
102
97
99
42
42
43
45
29
30
30
31
16
16
17
17
354
258
328
451
2,101
2,072
2,047
2,076
4,967
4,955
4,958
4,954
85,945
86,511
86,381
85.706
Dec.
5
12
19
26
.
179
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In millions
Loans
Loans and
investments
Total
Date
Total
Total
adjusted
Adjusted
-
-
-
F o r purchasing o r carrying
securities
Net
Com
m ercial,
indus
trial,
an d ag ricultural
To brokers and
dealers
U.S. j O ther
G ovt.
securisecuritics
ties
j
T0
Real
estate
oth crs
U.S.
Govt.
securi
ties
O ther
securi
ties
All
other
Loans
to
batiks
„
.
1946
Jan .
2
9
16
23
30
67,948
67,838
68,220
68,112
68,211
67,865
67,789
68,176
68,029
68,155
15,807
15,261
15,180
15,138
15,134
15,890
15,310
15,224
15,221
15,190
7,249
7,242
7,296
7,275
7,300
1,910
1,636
1,586
1,636
1,608
881
763
765
732
729
2,531
2,418
2,303
2,252
2,225
427
420
421
429
462
1,095
1,098
1,101
1,106
1,107
83
49
44
83
56
1,714
t ,684
1,708
1,708
1,703
Feb.
6
13
20
27
68,223
67,943
68,182
68,148
68,117
67,885
68,102
68,093
15,029
15,016
15,101
15,123
15,135
15,074
15,181
15,178
7,342
7,361
7,386
7,382
1,535
1,524
1,558
1,655
715
706
701
690
2,184
2,153
2,128
2,082
429
431
465
438
1,110
1,118
1,125
1,129
106
58
80
55
1,714
1,723
1,738
1,747
M ar.
6
13
20
27
67,689
67,749
66,298
65,975
67,628
67,694
66,238
65,907
14,975
15,166
15,351
15,622
15,036
15,221
15,411
15,690
7,458
7,486
7,491
7,464
1,480
1,655
1,824
2,066
674
690
721
757
2,031
2,006
1,959
1,948
440
430
428
426
1,130
1,136
1,140
1,152
61
55
60
68
1,762
1,763
1,788
1,809
Apr.
3
10
17
24
65,247
65,338
65,515
65,340
65,161
65,278
65,434
65,263
15,186
15,164
14,944
14,915
15,272
15,224
15,025
14,992
7,506
7,560
7,509
7,468
1,575
1,586
1,414
1,388
779
719
720
757
1,917
1,875
1,854
1,830
417
422
425
427
1,157
1,163
1,170
1,185
86
60
SI
77
1,835
1,839
1,852
1,860
M ay
1
8
15
22
29
64,433
64,067
64,071
64,160
63,887
64,342
63,967
64,006
64,069
63,813
14,962
14,811
14,750
14,721
14,830
15,053
14,911
14,815
14,812
14,904
7,473
7,456
7,461
7,467
7,482
1,400
1,349
1,342
1,294
1,370
804
754
715
718
797
1,780
1,747
1,702
1,671
1,663
444
435
442
457
450
1,195
1,206
1,214
1,221
1,228
91
100
65
91
74
1,866
1,864
1,874
1,893
1,840
June
5
12
19
26
63,331
62,864
62,505
61,748
63,251
62,748
62,413
61,658
14,662
14,670
14,711
14,827
14,742
14,786
14,803
14,917
7,469
7,507
7,520
7,529
1,279
1,242
1,264
1,400
744
733
728
7.9
1,629
1,610
1,588
1,559
448
448
453
454
1,239
1,251
1,264
1,277
80
116
92
90
1,854
1,879
1,894
1,889
July
3
10
17
24
31
61,049
60,615
60,869
60,547
60,662
60,895
60,504
60,749
60,426
60,473
14,734
14,913
14,641
14,682
14,723
14,888
15,024
14,761
14,803
14,912
7,611
7,717
7,810
7,974
8,018
1,199
1,315
1,031
832
932
754
744
703
785
672
1,511
1,472
1,431
1,393
1,355
455
463
452
457
482
1,284
1,296
1,306
1,313
1,332
154
111
120
121
189
1,920
t , 906
1,908
1,928
1,932
Aug.
7
14
21
28
59,786
59,910
60,030
59,983
59,653
59,733
59,856
59,811
14,744
14,815
14,847
14,906
14,877
14,992
15,021
15,078
8,136
8,295
8,416
8,496
861
840
783
807
667
616
586
564
1,328
1,300
1,269
1,252
452
452
467
444
1,338
1,349
1,356
1,367
133
177
174
172
1,962
1,963
1,970
1,976
Sept.
4
11
18
25
59,096
59,212
59,408
59,074
58,943
59,101
59,312
58,942
15,024
15,075
15,270
15,411
15,177
15,186
15,366
15,543
8,607
8,765
8,925
9,070
834
794
851
899
552
534
543
497
1,217
1,138
1,078
1,067
436
428
425
421
1,377
1,386
1,405
1,412
153
111
96
132
2,001
2,030
2,043
2,045
Oct.
2
9
16
23
30
58,108
58,170
58,317
58,768
58,554
57,981
58,043
58,205
58,645
58,366
15,350
15,365
15,519
15,609
15,905
15,477
15,492
15,63!
15,732
16,093
9,164
9,381
9,547
9,622
9,759
786
637
638
658
800
467
436
428
412
408
1,037
994
973
940
920
418
407
410
413
423
1,424
1,435
1,445
1,458
1,473
127
127
112
123
188
2,054
2,075
2,078
2,106
2,122
Nov.
6
13
20
27
57,609
57,548
57,736
57,791
57,378
57,337
57,638
57,645
16,025
16,310
16,377
16,402
16,256
16,521
16,475
16,548
9,846
10,029
10,156
10,143
835
923
881
913
420
415
387
412
900
908
840
814
409
405
453
419
1,479
1,493
1,503
1,513
231
211
98
146
2,136
2,137
2,157
2,188
Dcc.
4
11
18
25
31
57,583
57,641
56,865
56,173
56,153
57,435
57,453
56,642
55,990
56,086
16,458
16,515
16,671
16,737
16,627
16,606
16,703
16,894
16,920
16,694
10,171
10,287
10,351
10,334
10,251
925
875
753
866
947
422
398
603
579
428
794
767
723
700
682
415
428
430
427
434
1,520
1,531
1,541
1,553
1,563
148
188
223
183
67
2,211
2,229
2,270
2,278
2,322
180
•
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEKLY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Balances with—
Investments
U S. Governn nent securit ies
Notes
and
bonds
Other
securities
Cash
items
in
process
o f col
lection
C ur
rency
and
coin
Reserves
with
F.R .
Banks
D o
mestic
banks
Foreign
banks
Other
assets
Total
assets
D ate
Total
Bills
C ertif
icates
48,674
49,133
49,629
49,531
49,656
1,761
1,958
2,030
1,754
1,742
12,130
12,371
12,593
12,716
12,778
34,783
34,804
35,006
35,061
35,136
3,384
3,395
3,367
3,360
3,365
4,188
3,192
3,705
3,266
3,103
610
613
583
568
585
10,217
10,175
10,375
10,236
10,088
2,595
2,448
2,526
2,352
2,238
19
20
19
20
20
1,335
1,340
1,348
1,368
1,377
86,912
85,626
86,776
85,922
85,622
Jan.
2
9
16
23
30
4 9 ,7 i6
49,485
49,586
49,518
1,703
1,526
1,514
1,517
12,868
12,788
12,894
12,860
35,145
35,171
35,178
35,141
3,372
3,384
3,415
3,452
3,240
3,885
3,377
3,383
545
604
573
597
10,133
10,110
10,004
9,992
2 ,2 31
2,309
2,275
2,268
20
21
20
19
1,397
1,464
1,416
1,444
85,789
86,336
85,847
85,851
Feb.
6
13
20
27
49,222
49,088
47,458
46,818
1,415
1,268
1,008
785
12,669
12,686
12,272
11,944
35,138
35,134
34,178
34,089
3,431
3,440
3,429
3,467
3,109
3,708
3,348
3,319
551
593
562
569
9,911
10,051
9,8869,871
2,243
2,237
2,110
2,071
23
23
24
26
1,438
1,444
1,328
1,338
84,964
85,805
83,556
83,169
M ar.
6
13
20
27
46,538
46,689
47,050
46,935
1,039
1,243
1,376
1,262
11,345
11,252
11,346
11,344
34,154
34,194
34,328
34,329
3,437
3,425
3,440
3,413
3,458
3,286
3,772
3,366
536
580
564
591
9,807
9,816
9,868
9,958
2,116
2,157
2,226
2,141
22
24
23
24
1,340
1,343
1,369
1,368
82,526
82,544
83,337
82,788
Apr.
3
10
17
24
45,993
45,777
45,871
45,965
45,593
1,052
984
1,220
1,262
1,014
10,608
10,461
10,333
10,417
10,359
34,333
34,332
34,318
34,286
34,220
3,387
3,379
3,385
3,383
3,390
3,820
3,092
3,942
3,405
3,525
541
569
558
574
568
10,152
10,123
10,045
9,978
10,118
2,154
2,128
2,254
2,118
2,119
22
26
25
24
24
1,419
1,420
1,431
1,422
1,440
82,541
81,425
82,326
81,681
81,681
May
1
8
15
22
29
45,222
44,716
44,324
43,437
1,205
824
1,268
758
9,827
9,680
9,705
9,380
34,190
34,212
33,351
33,299
3,367
3,362
3,378
3,394
3,504
3,967
3,888
3,491
580
612
587
600
10,195
10,219
10,208
10,244
2,118
2,195
2,148
2,096
27
27
25
26
1,470
1,493
1,366
1,371
81,225
81,377
80,727
79,576
June
5
12
19
26
42,744
42,185
42,643
42,266
42,269
1,026
709
1,121
780
773
9,905
9,687
9,572
9,557
9,605
31,813
31,789
31,950
31,929
31,891
3,417
3,406
3,465
3,478
3,481
3,915
3,647
3,991
3,566
3,640
545
619
594
590
580
10,111
10,141
10,177
10,145
10,221
2,164
2,143
2,241
2,132
2,175
30
31
38
51
51
1,387
1,368
1,422
1,413
1,455
79,201
78,564
79,332
78,444
78,784
July
3
10
17
24
31
41,454
41,460
41,571
41,463
667
760
862
758
8,908
8,832
8,797
8,762
31,879
31,868
31,912
31,943
3,455
3,458
3,438
3,442
3,181
3,966
3,506
3,300
580
608
581
617
10,280
10,194
10,162
10,087
2,102
2,230
2,134
2,107
50
49
49
48
1,434
1,456
1,461
1,477
77,413
78,413
77,923
77,619
Aug.
7
14
21
28
40,492
40,595
40,525
39,990
581
810
805
576
8,011
7,847
7,726
7,441
31,900
31,938
31,994
31,973
3,427
3,431
3,517
3,541
3,415
3,909
3,948
3,519
589
656
617
613
10,201
10,201
10,342
10,169
2,028
2,111
2,213
2,083
49
47
47
46
1,460
1,494
1,356
1,345
76,838
77,630
77,931
76,849
Sept.
4
11
18
25
39,088
39,187
39,230
39,619
39,044
679
734
857
1,233
660
6,547
6,621
6 ,6 (8
6,701
6,729
31,862
31,832
31,755
31,685
31,655
3,543
3,491
3,456
3,417
3,417
3,820
3,359
4,554
3,625
3,636
576
617
591
623
637
10,242
10,146
10,202
9,961
10,161
2,113
2,092
2,241
2,128
2,121
56
55
53
51
52
1,352
1,366
1,374
1,371
J , 390
76,267
75,805
77,332
76,527
76,551
Oct.
2
9
16
23
30
37,967
37,626
37,881
37,859
444
490
779
741
5,918
5,710
5,640
5,641
31,605
31,426
31,462
31,477
3,386
3,401
3,380
3,384
3,989
4,656
4,090
3,943
636
678
641
633
10,127
10,278
10,215
10,215
2,087
2,205
2,129
2,108
48
48
49
49
1,389
1,384
1,394
1,404
75,885
76,797
76,254
76,143
Nov.
6
13
20
27
37,623
37,572
36,559
35,837
36,029
671
596
1,010
567
886
5,532
5,497
5,382
5,254
5,202
31,420
31,479
30,167
30,016
29,941
3,354
3,366
3,412
3,416
3,430
3,644
4,212
4,586
3,875
4,734
643
710
710
663
639
10,320
10,457
10,469
10,489
10,111
2,122
2,184
2,226
2,120
2,234
47
47
50
47
50
1,420
1,449
1,324
1,343
1,340
75,779
76,700
76,230
74,710
75,261
Dcc.
4
11
18
25
31
1946
181
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS ANI)
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In. millions
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
Date
Demand deposits
Total
Adjusted
Unadjusted
Individuals, 1 States and '
U.S.
1
partnerships, I political i G overnment I
and corps,
subdivisions j
\
Interbank
Domestic
T
Certified
and
officers*
checks
Foreign
- '
1946
2
9
16
23
30
79,636
78,395
79,539
78,659
78.288
37,066
37,384
37,728
38,037
38,026
70,141
68,843
69,971
69,061
68,674
37,674
37,491
38,257
38,084 i
37,933
1,949
1,934
1,956
2,024
2,123
16,660
16,100
16,165
16,032
16,227
11,061
10,986
11,213
10,562
10,131 j
1,166
1,181
1,160
1,164
1,187
'
J
'
!
1,631
1,151
1,220
1,195
1,073
Feb.
6
13
20
27
78,386
78,870
78,426
78,439
37,821
37,542
37,687
37,610
68,738
69,198
68,718
68,697
37,650
38,170
37,727
37,741
2,138
2,140
2,141
2,160
16,291
16,348
16,387
16,481
10,180 i
10,212
10,065
10,026
1,206
1,211
1,202
1,197
1
J
1
j
1,273
M 17
1,196
1,092
M ar.
6
13
20
27
77.417
77,963
75,947
75,359
37,387
37,606
37,435
37,116
67,646
68,179
66,158
65,556
37,286
37,950
37,426
36,990
2,142
2,159
2,165
2,243
15,843
15,637
14,459
14,536
10,099 |
10,008
9,690 1
9,352 |
1,208 1
1,220
1,226
1,233 i
1,068
1,205
1,192
1,202
Apr.
3
10
17
24
74,723
75,093
75,895
75,303
36,553
37,259
37,748
38,089
64.895
65,244
66,029
65,403
36,320 I
37,126 1
37,912 i
37,959
2,281
2,288
2,308
2,308
14,008
13,923
13,637
13,334
9,629
9,531
9,634
9,378
J
!
1
|
1,247
1,245
1,238
1,236
1,410
1,131
1,300
1,188
May
1
8
15
22
29
75,119
73.981
74,977
74.289
74,286
38,242
38,251
38,348
38,727
38,945
65,186
64,010
64,980
64,273
64,204
38,041
37,770
38,690
38,581
38,669
'
,
I
2,456
2,398
2,381
2,345
2,433
12,363
11,990
11,922
11,666
11,377
1,256
1,255
1,228
1,228
1,236
1,565
1,175
1,219
1,206
1,364
June
5
12
19
26
73,743
73,850
73,168
72.085
39,471
39,505
39,869
39,522
63,628
63,720
63,025
61,912
39,190 '
39,738 I
40,034
39,295
2,436
2,372
2,370
2,436
10,071
9,654
8,644
8,660
9,505 i
9,422
9,540 1
9,247 I
9,125
i
9,352 j
9,355
9,363 i
8,997
1,230
1,239
1,261
1,242
1,349
1,362
1,353
1,282
July
3
10
17
24
31
71,650
71.012
71,799
70,921
71,162
39,241
39.134
39,247
39,427
39,362
61,463
60,799
61,571
60,679
60.895
39,374
39,250
39,757
39,505 I
39,508 j
2,318
2,256
2,212
2,239
2,274
7,665
7,413
7,449
7,161
7,299
9,403
9,371
9,639
9,287
9,347 j
1,239
1,234
1,245
1,238
1,247
1,464
1,275
1,269
1,249
1,220
Aug.
7
14
21
28
69,780
70,773
70,255
69,994
39,069
39,078
39,170
39,303
59,477
60.456
59,925
59,666
38,867
39,593
39,322
39,273
2,232
2,209
2,206
2,245
6,586
6,622
6,664
6,556
9,409 j
9,537 !
9,314 j
9,214 J
1,232
1,253
1,271
1,293
1,151
1,242
1,148
1,085
Sept.
4
11
18
25
69,107
69.981
70,313
69,176
39,437
39,619
39,767
39,492
58,778
59,641
59,967
58,797
39,415
40,088
40,279
39,603
2,264
2,209
2,236
2,232
5,354
5,408
5,442
5,482
9,285 1
9,395
9,499
9,010 I
1,287
1,310
1,311
1,294
1,173
1,231
1,200
1,176
9
16
23
30
68,671
68.085
69,648
68,872
68,841
39,237
39,277
39,267
39,690
39,653
58,277
57,673
59,230
58.456
58,427
39,418
39,314
40,522
40,029
39,851
2,370
2,229
2,198
2,185
2,308
4,680
4,559
4,588
4,639
4,640
9,258
9,206 i
9,552
9,216 1
9,207
1,282
1,272
1,269
1,286
1,291
1,269
1,093
1,101
1,101
1,130
Nov.
6
13
20
27
68.012
68,920
68,507
68.418
39,530
39,501
39,840
40.135
57,580
58,488
58,049
57,988
40,032
40,661
40,460
40,638
2,309
2,298
2,244
2,270
3,401
3,425
3,459
3,524
9,350 |
9,614
9,391 1
9,121
1,310
1,292
1,269
1,265
1,178
1,198
1,226
1,170
Dec.
4
11
18
25
31
68,045
68,913
68,373
66,897
67,713
39,999
40,322
41,010
40,536
39,981
57,606
58,474
57,930
56,436
57,177
40,178
40,957
41,840
40,977
40,922
2,248
2,243
2,275
2,238
2,269
3,311
3,375
1,484
1,554
1,795
9,406
9,337
9,582
9,219
9,415 |
i
1,246
1,228
1,268
1,252
1,252
1,217
1,334
1,481
1,196
1,524
Jan.
Oct.
|
182
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES—Continued
W EEKLY, 1941-fiS— Continued
of dollars)
Time deposits
Total
Individ* States and
uals, part political
nerships,
subdivi
and corps.
sions
Borrowings
U .S .
G overn
ment
Interbank
Domestic
From
F. R.
Banks
Foreign
O ther
Other
liabilities
Capital
accounts
Total
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
D ate
1946
9,495
9,552
9,568
9,598
9,614
9,304
9,360
9,376
9,402
9,416
99
101
101
105
106
44
44
44
43
44
31
30
30
31
31
17
17
17
17
17
232
161
162
187
259
2,051
2,074
2,080
2,079
2,080
4,993
4,996
4,995
4,997
4,995
86,912
85,626
86,776
85,922
85,622
Jan.
2
9
16
23
30
9,648
9,672
9,708
9,742
9,442
9,464
9,496
9,526
115
117
120
123
44
44
46
46
29
29
29
30
18
18
17
17
290
350
297
275
2,088
2,087
2.088
2,102
5,025
5,029
5,036
5,035
85,789
86,336
85,847
85,851
Feb.
6
13
20
27
9,771
9,784
9,789
9,803
9,554
9,563
9,569
9,577
123
126
126
127
46
47
47
47
30
30
29
29
18
18
18
23
361
626
429
614
2,131
2,160
2,119
2,131
5,055
5,056
5,061
5,065
84,964
85,805
83,556
83,169
M ar.
6
13
20
27
9,828
9,849
9,866
9,900
9,597
9,622
9,638
9,670
131
128
130
130
48
47
47
49
30
30
30
29
22
22
21
22
628
268
261
282
2,091
2,090
2,088
2,100
5,084
5,093
5,093
5,103
82,526
82,544
83,337
82,788
Apr.
3
10
17
24
9,933
9,971
9,997
10,016
10,082
9,704
9,740
9,765
9,785
9,851
129
131
130
129
128
48
48
49
50
51
28
28
29
28
28
24
24
24
24
24
198
181
77
122
118
2,105
2,137
2,148
2,142
2,156
5,119
5,126
5,124
5,128
5,121
82,541
81,425
82,326
81,681
81,681
May
1
8
15
22
29
10,115
10,130
10,143
10,173
9,882
9,901
9,915
9,943
129
125
121
120
51
52
54
56
29
27
27
28
24
25
26
26
173
176
184
126
2,164
2,209
2,238
2,230
5,145
5,142
5,137
5,135
81,225
81,377
80,727
79,576
June
5
12
19
26
10,187
10,213
10,228
10,242
10,267
9,958
9,969
9,980
9,994
10,020
121
134
139
139
139
54
55
55
55
55
27
28
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
26
233
204
172
168
253
2,156
2,181
2,199
2,185
2,189
5,162
5,167
5,162
5,170
5,180
79,201
78,564
79,332
78,444
78,784
July
3
10
17
24
31
10,303
10,317
10,330
10,328
10,051
10,064
10,075
10,075
141
143
145
145
56
56
58
60
28
27
27
28
27
27
25
20
232
237
230
183
2,211
2,209
2,245
2,245
5,190
5,194
5,193
5,197
77,413
78,413
77,923
77,619
Aug.
7
14
21
28
10,329
10,340
10,346
10,379
10,075
10,084
10,092
10,120
147
149
150
152
59
59
56
58
28
28
28
27
20
20
20
22
288
162
162
215
2,232
2,278
2,238
2,250
5,211
5,209
5,218
5,208
76,838
77,630
77,931
76,849
Sept.
4
11
18
25
10,394
10,412
10,418
10,416
10,414
10,133
10,156
10,161
10,162
10,159
153
148
149
146
145
58
59
58
59
60
28
27
28
27
28
22
22
22
22
22
145
209
179
149
194
2,225
2,277
2,278
2,272
2,286
5,226
5,234
5,227
5,234
5,230
76,267
75,805
77,332
76,527
76,551
Oct.
2
9
16
23
30
10,432
10,432
10,458
10,430
10,180
10,178
10,185
10,158
144
145
163
162
60
59
60
60
26
27
27
27
22
23
23
23
334
329
194
156
2,283
2,299
2,302
2,320
5,256
5,249
5,251
5,249
75,885
76,797
76,254
76,143
Nov.
6
13
20
27
10,439
10,439
10,443
10,461
10,536
10,169
10,169
10,171
10,192
10,256
162
161
164
161
165
60
61
60
61
69
27
27
27
27
27
21
21
21
20
19
181
219
299
283
6
2,296
2,320
2,305
2,286
2,287
5,257
5,248
5,253
5,243
5,255
75,779
76,700
76,230
74,710
75,261
Dec.
4
11
18
25
31
'
183
BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA N K S,
(In millions
Loans and
investments
Total
.
Ad
justed
__
....
r o r purchasing or carrying
securities
Total
Total
ad
justed
Loans
_______ ___ ----- ------ „ ____ =______
Net
Com
mercial,
indus
trial,
and ag
ricul
tural
i
To brokers and
dealers
, ____
Other
U.S.
securi
G ovt.
ties
securi
ties
_ _ _
_
___
To
others
.___ __
Real
estate
O ther
U.S.
G ovt. 1 securi
securi
ties
ties
M em o:
val
uation
reserves
Loans 1 Alt
to
,| other
banks
j
,i
8
15
22
29
63,986
64,442
64,430
64,167
63,872
64,331
64,300
63,952
19,049
19,107
19,134
19,351
19,163
19,218
19,264
19,566
11,315
11,437
11,542
11,599
813
727
671
818
440
426
418
417
695
6S1
655
625
509
513
506
514
2,507
2,529
2,550
2,563
114 1 2,770
2,794
111
130
2,792
215
2,815
5
12
26
63,880
63,549
63,372
63,309
63,694
63,448
63,246
63,139
19,209
19,479
19,512
19,589
19,395
19,580
19,638
19,759
11,673
11,780
11,757
11,820
595
728
739
789
411
401
453
402
626
520
616
616
506
509
508
496
2,578
2,594
2,613
2,631
186
101 |
126
170 i
2,820
2,847
2,826
2,835
5
12
19
26
63,687
63,875
63,873
63,461
63,536
63,728
63,753
63,281
19,376
19,567
19,566
19,671
19,527
19,714
19,686
19,851
11,910
12,119
12,208
12,192
447
423
343
394
432
430
393
432
592
574
564
561
498
496
496
496
2,657
2,673
2,698
2,721
151
147
120
180
2,840
2,852
2,864
2,875
2
9
16
23
30
62,979
63,111
63,474
63,420
63,438
62,800
62,931
63,363
63,300
63,254
19,841
19.792
19j 697
19,537
19,680
20,020
19,972
19,808
19,657
19,864
12,271
12,269
12,172
12,057
12,043
433
438
411
333
414
441
402
402
406
419
566
654
542
543
542
497
490
492
492
509
2,739
2,767
2,783
2,806
2,831
179
180
III
120
184
2,894
2,880
2,895
2,900
2,922
7
14
21
28
63,247
63,137
63,053
63,239
62,990
62,977
62,937
63,048
19,666
19,754
19,701
19,824
19,923
19,914
19,817
20,015
11,953
11,960
11,857
11,792
446
544
597
773
484
438
399
396
538
532
524
527
486
483
498
482
2,845
2,868
2,895
2,897
257
160
116
191
2,914
2,929
2,931
2,957
4
11
18
25
62,909
62,970
63,406
63,285
62,672
62,861
63,276
63,134
20,048
19,971
19,942
20,079
20,285
20,080
20,072
20,230
11,752
11,763
11,754
11,757
829
760
713
784
576
507
526
514
528
525
503
498
477
485
485
480
2,904
2,930
2,949
2,967
237
109
103
151
2,982 .......
3,001
3.012
3,079 lL
rt
9
16
23
30
63,371
63,227
63,416
63,513
63,479
63,213
63,096
63,294
63,360
63,244
20,119
19,911
20,019
20,041
20,273
20,277
20,042
20,141
20,194
20,508
11,875
11,857
11,914
11,949
12,033
742
605
501
519
573
524
457
585
530
522
515
511
513
509
522
472
467
464
463
502
2,993
3,017
3,038
3,065
3,091
158
131
122
153
235
3,121
3,120
3,127
3,129
3,153 ,
123
123
123
123
123
6
13
20
27
63,629
63,513
63,646
63,730
63,360
63,272
63,395
63,524
20,393
20,456
20,641
20,894
20,662
20,697
20,892
21,100
12,158
12,304
12,367
12,472
616
531
604
735'
499
468
465
451
509
509
496
502
472
468
483
475
3,110
3,126
3,149
3,168
269
241
251
206
3,152 i
3,173 ,
3,200 !
3,214
123
123
123
123
3
10
17
24
63,799
64,292
64,714
(>4,566
63,584
64,081
64,520
64,291
20,997
21,108
21,189
21,294
21,212
21,319
21,383
21,569
12,584
12,783
12,924
13,002
714
605
475
498
452
442
449
435
502
504
499
497
474
477
477
477
3,183
3,201
3,220
3,238
215
211
194
275
3,211 1
3,219 ,
3,268
3,271 |
123
123
123
124
1
8
15
22
29
04,796
64,719
64,620
65,029
65,034
64,550
64,434
64,392
64,875
64,847
21,810
21,783
22,030
21,994
22,385
22,056
22,068
22,258
22,148
22,572
13,183
13,269
13,499
13,662
13,885
667
554
498
344
406
567
536
568
493
564
497
499
495
491
480
479
487
489
487
497
3,256
3,270
3,291
3,307
3,328
246
285
228
154
187
124
124
124
124
12
19
26
5
64,910
64,937
64,924
65,042
64,664
64,755
64,744
64,807
22,448
22,698
22,694
22,864
22,694
22,880
22,874
23,099
14,039
14,220
14,282
14,346
399
444
• 374
458
462
463
432
472
474
458
439
433
487
487
516
488
3,343
3,359
3,379
3,392
246
182
180
235
3,285
3,292 ,
3,314
3,334 1
3,350
j
3,369
3,392 !
3,397 1
3,402
3
10
17
24
31
65,027
65,140
65,385
65,305
64,815
64,797
64,849
65,208
65,112
64,709
22,999
23,052
23,341
23,529
23,222
23,229
23,343
23,518
23,722
23,328
, 14,437 i
1 14,540
| 14,698
! 14,798
1 14,730
443
421
646
634
492
434
418
403
404
376
512
510
491
491
515
3,400
3,425
3,441
3,458
3,472
230
291
177
193
106
19
476
428
331
407 ,
292
184
!
I
!
1
'
.
.
...” .
,.
.
" *
3,424
3,437
3,458
3,464 ,
34,92
1
.
125
125
125
125
127
127
127
127
127
147
^^
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Balances w ith—
Investments
V S. G overni n en t securi ties
To Ull
Bills
Certif
icates
Notes
and
bonds
O ther
securities
C ash
items
in
process
o f col
lection
C u r
rency
and
coin
Reserves
with
F.R .
Banks
D o
mestic
banks
Foreign
banks
O ther
assets
Total
assets
Date
1947
40
41
41
40
870
271
215
642
754
1,133
917
438
6,307
6,300
6,449
6,345
33,809
33,838
33,849
33,859
3,953
3,953
3,951
3,959
4,043
5,018
4,518
4,110
788
756
747
765
11,944
11,885
11,835
11,690
2,351
2,570
2,412
2,255
52
50
51
53
953
970
980
1,008
84,117
85,691
84,973
84,048
Jan.
8
15
22
29
40
40
39
39
539
023
802
619
566
341
441
424
6,076
5,765
5,507
5,382
33,897
33,917
33,854
33,813
3,946
3,946
3,932
3,931
3,776
4,292
4,518
4,411
694
730
733
740
11,684
11,601
11,411
11,460
2,213
2,230
2,290
2,253
49
47
47
47
1,017
1,022
1,032
1,044
83,313
83,471
83,403
83,264
Feb.
5
12
19
26
40
40
40
39
159
138
141
480
1,019
872
1,311
793
5,318
5,437
5,641
5,503
33,822
33,829
33,189
33,184
4,001
4,023
4,046
4,130
4,170
4,612
4,431
4,026
702
771
751
749
11,440
11,434
11,492
11,362
2,334
2,462
2,425
2,208
43
45
47
49
1,067
1,068
931
953
83,443
84,267
83,950
82,808
Mar.
5
12
19
26
38
39
39
39
39
850
034
556
650
465
692
819
1,181
1,003
753
5,036
5,066
5,15!
5,304
5,402
33,122
33,149
33,224
33,343
33,310
4,109
4,105
4,110
4,113
4,109
4,252
4,002
4,881
4,004
4,390
706
770
725
749
727
11,167
11 545
11,563
1!,489
11,512
2,285
2,310
2,453
2,259
2,321
50
43
40
43
41
967
965
966
988
1,038
82,406
82,746
84,102
82,952
83,467
Apr.
2
9
16
23
30
39
39
39
39
273
197
226
220
607
579
697
827
5,367
5,275
5,211
5,135
33,299
33,343
33,318
33,258
4,051
4,026
4,010
4,004
3,966
4,872
4,178
4,202
740
778
746
788
11,531
11 574
11,623
11 394
2,256
2,403
2,285
2,219
44
39
43
50
1,042
1,042
1,017
1,031
82,826
83,845
82,945
82,923
M ay
7
14
21
28
38
38
39
38
536
817
246
943
471
819
1,151
832
4,776
4,692
4,799
4,782
33,289
33,306
33,296
33,329
4,088
4,073
4,088
4,112
4,194
4,558
4,702
4,321
736
784
767
771
11 598
11 629
11,768
11,728
2,225
2,290
2,418
2,228
53
36
41
42
1,051
1,045
911
912
82,766
83,312
84,013
83,287
June
4
11
18
25
38
39
39
39
38
990
099
145
154
739
989
1,100
1,072
951
638
4,648
4,570
4,551
4,672
4,535
33,353
33,429
33,522
33,531
33,566
4,104
4,086
4,130
4,165
4,232
4,826
4,278
4,972
4,144
4,237
730
783
756
763
777
11,627
11,755
11,853
11 808
11,915
2,325
2,305
2,408
2,268
2,234
34
30
30
32
32
928
936
960
962
990
83,841
83,314
84,395
83,490
83,664
July
2
9
16
23
30
38
38
38
38
735
588
527
395
726
649
608
611
4,384
4,325 '
4,305
4,162
33,625
33,614
33,614
33,622
4,232
4,228
4,227
4,235
3,864
4,590
4,344
4,148
721
774
735
783
11,921
11,924
11,945
12,020
2,255
2,363
2,298
2,264
32
30
24
25
1,009
1,027
1,035
1,041
83,431
84,221
84,027
84,011
Aug.
6
13
20
27
38
38
39
38
354
699
022
680
582
812
1,077
694
4,138
4,095
4,146
4,154
33,634
33,792
33,799
33,832
4,233
4,274
4,309
4,317
4,483
4,668
5,022
4,357
784
854
791
808
12,176
12,266
12,348
12,236
2.257
2,394
2,512
2,318
23
28
25
24
1,083
1,105
958
952
84,605
85,607
86,370
85,261
Sept.
3
10
17
24
38
38
38
38
38
400
373
103
632
192
519
545
629
938
769
4,025
3,993
3,997
4,125
4,032
33,856
33,835
33,477
33,569
33,391
4,340
4,278
4,259
4,249
4,270
5,035
4,394
6,489
4,827
4,743
743
790
800
800
816
12,383
12,477
12,571
12,421
12,309
2,370
2,439
2,672
2,429
2,352
25
24
24
24
23
987
991
999
1,011
1,018
86,339
85,834
88,175
86,541
86,295
Oct.
1
8
15
22
29
37
37
37
37
982
834
829
724
717
807
1,041
1,021
3,924
3,763
3,765
3,793
33,341
33,264
33,023
32,910
4,234
4,223
4,221
4,219
4,892
5,993
5,285
5,264
774
872
817
800
12,429
12,180
12,417
12,458
2,402
2,483
2,461
2,326
24
23
22
25
1,045
1,059
1,065
1,079
86,476
87,547
86,991
86,994
Nov.
5
12
19
26
37
37
37
37
37
560
564
653
366
227
948
1,110
1,367
1,299
1,530
3,291
3,272
3,289
3,263
3,338
33,321
33,182
32,997
32,804
32,359
4,238
4,233
4,214
4,217
4,260
5,078
4,906
5,991
5,212
6,331
818
882
896
815
826
12,413
12,489
12,857
12,700
13,138
2,334
2,363
2,533
2,387
2,694
25
24
26
21
25
1,111
1,123
995
983
1,006
86,806
86,927
88,683
87,423
88,835
Dec.
3
10
17
24
31
18 5
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In millions
Dem and deposits
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
Date
Individuals,
partnerships,
and corps.
Total
Adjusted
States ond
political
subdivisions
U.S.
Government
Inter sank
Domestic
Unadjusted
Foreign
Certified
and
officers’
checks
'
1947
Jan.
8
15
22
29
77,516
79,145
78,374
77,282
46,564
46,830
46,787
46,552
63,352
65,005
64,228
63,135
46,362
47,425
46,763
46,106
2,800
2,861
2,863
2,948
1,516
1,586
1,674
1,819
9,891
10,233
9,892
9,310
1,338
1,338
1,357
1,344
1,445
1,562
1,679
1,608
Feb.
5
12
19
26
76,581
76,703
76,687
76,442
45,975
45,586
45,212
45,124
62,404
62,507
62,449
62,163
45,430
45,500
45,381
45,199
2,948
2,978
2,888
2,937
1,965
2,026
2,045
2,135
9,343
9,264
9,313
9,154
1,345
1,339
1,361
1,339
1,373
1,400
1,461
1,399
M ar.
5
12
19
26
76,739
77,579
77,261
76,018
45,002
45,234
45,499
45,288
62,366
63,222
62,924
61,689
44,797
45,625
45,596
44,951
2,951
2,885
2,939
3,069
2,277
2,357
2,020
2,092
9,581
9,661
9,625
8,943
1,336
1,358
1,349
1,340
1,424
1,336
1,395
1,294
Apr.
2
9
16
23
30
75,490
75,990
77,465
76,284
76,716
44,482
45,011
45,537
45,960
46,150
61,139
61,596
63,090
61,884
62,319
44,210
44,683
46,000
45,485
45,798
3,075
3,029
3,022
3,111
3,350
1,817
1,870
1,890
1,625
1,476
9,227
9,369
9,428
8,933
8,944
1,361
1,344
1,354
1,362
1,359
1,449
1,301
1,396
1,368
1,392
May
7
14
21
28
76,017
77,100
76,248
76,172
45,731
45,760
46,061
46,314
61,591
62,665
61,788
61,712
44,990
46,012
45,700
45,807
3,240
3,222
3,261
3,268
1,372
1,438
1,333
1,119
9,114
9,200
8,846
8,736
1,408
1,395
1,370
1,341
1,467
1,398
1,278
1,441
June
4
11
18
25
75,894
76,505
77,228
76,488
46,627
46,779
47,035
46,989
61,429
62,030
62,745
61,997
46,008
46,596
47,103
46,521
3,365
3,237
3,231
3,285
350
434
472
544
8,910
8,940
9,209
8,768
1,348
1,319
1,327
1,375
1,448
1,504
1,403
1,504
July
2
9
16
23
30
77,089
76,537
77,665
76,729
76,820
46,626
46,525
46,963
47,187
47,145
62,580
62,030
63,156
62,218
62,306
46,443
46,351
47,459
46,899
46,816
3,191
3,061
3,040
3,079
3,109
596
656
491
539
648
9,182
9,228
9,376
9,009
8,968
1,350
1,343
1,354
1,339
1,308
1,818
1,391
1,436
1,353
1,457
Aug.
6
13
20
27
76,543
77,277
77,144
77,192
46,809
46,574
46,780
47,105
62,022
62,756
62,602
62,658
46,219
46,879
46,683
46,747
3,128
3,051
3,043
3,162
748
791
825
868
9,271
9,441
9,261
9,123
1,330
1,360
1,392
1,414
1,326
1,234
1,398
1,344
Sept.
3
10
17
24
77,730
78,719
79,485
78,280
46,954
47,350
47,498
47,303
63,175
64,127
64,891
63,676
46,884
47,514
48,174
47,266
3,124
3,069
2,996
3,036
940
950
889
945
9,364
9,728
10,047
9,647
1,434
1,431
1,435
1,424
1,429
1,435
1,350
1,358
Oct.
1
8
15
22
29
79,391
78,880
81,224
79,713
79,184
47,056
46,767
46,927
47,467
47,771
64,792
64,264
66,602
65,095
64,561
47,330
46,838
48,892
47,974
47,988
3,076
2,925
2,954
2,908
3,027
1,561
1,652
1,344
1,372
969
9,728
10,034
10,437
10,029
9,664
1,412
1,417
1,405
1,400
1,414
1,685
1,398
1,570
1,412
1,499
Nov.
5
12
19
26
79,445
80,362
80,005
79,737
47,452
47,275
47,622
47,982
64,835
65,749
65,410
65,198
47,766
48,696
48,449
48,460
3,129
3,060
3,028
3,141
1,095
1,105
1,036
1,048
10,005
10,002
10,090
9,526
1,391
1,374
1,377
1,378
1,449
1,512
1,430
1,645
Dcc.
3
10
17
24
31
79,663
79,757
81,704
80,321
82,061
48,247
48,570
4 9 ,1 6 0
65,146
65,240
67,190
65,781
67,413
48,379
48,966
50,216
49,446
49,809
3,146
3,106
3,122
3,119
3,246
741
717
461
544
793
9,702
9,673
10,190
9,792
10,251
1,378
1,374
2,388
1,357
1,353
1,800
1,404
1,813
1,523
1,961
48,876
48,685
186
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEKLY, 1941-65— Continued
o f dollars)
Time deposits
U . S.
Govern
ment
Borrowings
Interbank
Other
liabilities
Capital
accounts
Total
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
Individ
uals, part
nerships,
and corps.
States and
political
subdivi
sions
14,164
14,140
14.146
14.147
13,770
13,759
13,776
13,775
258
245
234
237
52
52
52
51
132
103
129
290
844
837
847
844
5,625
5,606
5,623
5,632
84,117
85,691
84,973
84,048
Jan.
14,177
14,196
14,238
14,279
13,794
13,809
13,849
13,887
248
250
254
254
50
53
51
53
254
277
221
318
830
838
846
853
5.648
5,653
5.649
5,651
83.313
83,471
83,403
83,264
Feb.
5
12
19
26
14,373
14,357
14,337
14,329
13.958
13,943
13,923
13,914
279
280
278
282
51
51
52
49
168
151
182
245
871
872
845
875
5.665
5.665
5,662
5,670
83,443
84,267
83,950
82,808
M ar.
5
12
19
26
14,351
14,394
14,375
14,400
14,397
13,936
13,952
13,929
13.958
13,955
285
311
316
313
312
48
48
48
48
48
373
207
89
115
172
859
862
870
864
863
5,684
5,687
5,678
5,689
5,716
82,406
82,746
84,102
82,952
83,467
A pr.
2
9
16
23
30
14,426
14,435
14.460
14.460
13,977
13,984
14.004
14.005
320
323
327
324
47
47
48
49
232
165
110
168
853
866
874
862
5,724
5,714
5,713
5,721
82,826
83,845
82,945
82,923
M ay
7
14
21
28
14,465
14,475
14,483
14,491
14,014
14.024
14.025
14,039
322
322
329
325
48
48
48
48
257
148
137
139
881
932
919
930
5.734
5,727
5.729
5.730
82,766
83,312
84,013
83,287
June
4
11
18
25
14.509
14,507
14.509
14,511
14.514
14.055
14.057
14.057
14.061
14.061
328
326
327
324
329
49
47
46
46
44
140
132
95
133
192
873
902
901
889
907
5.739
5,743
5.734
5.739
5,745
83,841
83.314
84,395
83,490
83,664
July
2
9
16
23
30
14.521
14.521
14,542
14,534
14,072
14,074
14,094
14,081
332
330
330
335
38
37
38
38
235
271
225
156
5,765
5,767
5,762
5,771
83,431
84,221
84,027
84,011
Aug.
906
896
892
6
13
20
27
14,555
14,592
14.594
14,604
14,104
14,138
14,142
14,153
334
336
332
329
35
34
36
38
179
188
189
257
911
921
914
938
5.785
5,779
5,782
5.786
84,605
85,607
86,370
85,261
Sept.
3
10
17
24
14,599
14,616
14.622
14,618
14.623
14,151
14,166
14.174
14.169
14.175
328
328
327
327
327
38
38
38
39
39
239
234
216
98
368
905
908
927
923
923
5,804
5,812
5,808
5,807
5,820
86,339
85.834
88,175
86,541
86,295
Oct.
14,610
14,613
14.595
14.539
14.169
14,162
14,147
14,096
324
332
329
323
38
38
38
39
277
426
201
447
911
913
954
985
5,843
5,846
5.831
5.825
86,476
87,547
86,991
86,994
Nov.
5
12
19
26
14.517
14.517
14.514
14.540
14,648
14,069
14.061
14.055
14,090
14,192
328
335
341
333
338
39
41
38
38
39
303
345
156
298
37
998
993
993
979
911
5,842
5.832
5,830
5.825
5.826
86,806
86,927
88,683
87,423
88.835
Dec.
3
10
17
24
31
Total
Domestic
From
F. R.
Banks
O ther
D ate
Foreign
1947
187
15
22
29
15
22
29
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BANK S,
(In millions
Loans
Loans and
investments
. —
Total
Date
Total
Total
ad
justed
A d
justed
N et
Com
mercial,
indus
trial,
and ag
ricul
tural
F or purchasing or carrying
securities
To brokers and
dealers
U.S.
G ovt.
securi
ties
Other
securi
ties
To
others
U.S.
Govt.
securi
ties
Real
estate
O ther
securi
ties
Loans
to
banks
All
other
M em o:
val
uation
reserves
1948
Jan.
7
14
21
28
65,142
65,088
65,530
64,953
64,998
64.941
65,348
64.773
23,085
23,096
23,212
23.214
23,229 | 14,718
23,243
14,770
23.394 : 14,842
23.394
14,808
245
181
221
230 |
442 I
426 I
416
444
353
337
330 |
312
502
506
504
500
Feb.
4
11
18
25
64,874
64,410
64,277
64,057
64,603
64,244
64,028
63,804
23,081
23.258
23,204
23,357
23,352
14,725
23,424 I 14,773
23,453
14,700
23,610
14.672
229
351 |
399
532
392
392
370
402
306
307
299
294
M ar.
3
10
17
24
31
63,494
64,128
63,756
63,232
62,220
63,261
63.863
63,566
62,978
62,005
23,206
23.389
23,202
23,167
23,237
23,439
23,654
23,392
23,421
23,452
14,621
14.673
14,665
14,571
14,510
476
436
349
431
494
355
524
411
375
411
Apr.
7
14
21
28
62.870
62,855
63,454
62,940
62,631
62,664
63,074
62,750
23,095
23,078
23,100
22,970
23,334
23,269
23,480
23,160
14,430
14,426
14.298
14,253
403
379
423
387
May
5
12
19
26
63,132
63.174
63,456
63,070
62.935
62.942
63,222
62,826
23,049
23.215
23,122
23.390
23,246
23,447
23,356
23.634
14.299
14,349
14,302
14.300
June
2
9
16
23
30
62,936
63,426
63,085
62,872
62.646
62,717
63,224
62.863
62,624
62,495
23,302
23,362
23,393
23,540
23,589
23,521
23,564
23,615
23,788
23,740
July
7
14
21
28
62,606
62,857
63.175
63,083
62,295
62,594
62,847
62,815
23,621
23,638
23,650
23,591
Aug.
4
1i
18
25
63,168
63,034
63,399
63,241
62,926
62,784
63,053
62.942
15
22
29
63.231
63,291
63,718
63,020
61,905
6
13
20
27
144 i
147
182
180
3,490
3,520
3,528
3,541
150
150
150
150
491
3,538
489
3,555
485 I
563
480 I
578 1
271
166
249
253
3,550
3,541
3,538
3,549
150
150
150
150
285
281
276 !
279
286
480 I
487
480 ,
476
476
582 '
596 ,
611
623 1
628
233
265
190
254
215
3,557
3,542
3,566
3,568
3,595
150
150
156
156
163
428
407
482
422
281
272
274
280
477
476
490
470
3,640 1
3,656 |
3,669
3,682 !
239
191
380
190
3,599
3,625
3,627
3,641
163
163
163
165
422
480
422
682
404
417
388
394
277
279
280 I
281 I
475
475
485
485
3,707 |
3,730 ;
3,745
3,758
197
232
234
244
3,630
3,650
3,665
3,656
165
165
165
166
14,207
14,246
14,339
14,355
14,345
644
505
482
590
678
414
534
469
440
474
279
278 ,
282
276 !
275
495
504
484
503
505
3,768
3,784
3,801
3,811
3,825
219
202
222
248
151
3,661
3,677
3,702
3,734
3,729
166
166
166
169
242
23,932
23,901
23,978
23,859
14,403
14,481
14,502
14,490
672
588
480
448
447
456
545
506
271
273
272
272
501
503
500
506
3,831
3,837
3,843 |
3,858 j
311
263
328
268
3,739
3,742
3,748
3,752
243
242
240
241
23,562
23,783
23,744
23,823
23,804
24,033
24,090
24,122
14,627
14,813
14,872
14,847
271
341
217
336
510
452
464
441
256
250
250
249
503
502
500
493
3,873 '
3,887
3,894
3,910
242
250
346
299
3,764
3,780
3,789
3,790
242
242
242
243
62,992
63,009
63,477
62.774
61,590
23,856
23,941
24.258
24,397
24,584
24,095
24,223
24,499
24,643
24,899
14,887
14,931
15,183
15.201
15;239
336
384
405
525
592
407
379
388
376
451
243
242
234
229
225
494
486
492
486
492
3,920
3,933
3,951
3,957
3,961 |
239
282
241
246
315
3,813
3,830
3,850
3,867
3,870
244
244
245
244
246
62,174
62,114
62,296
62,441
61.935
61.943
62,072
62,215
24,292
24,543
24,315
24,409
24,531
24,714
24,539
24.635
15,311
15,458
15,374
15,410
269
309
194
213
410
464
414
439
225
220
216
209
489
487
485
490
3,970
3,989
4,002 '
4,010 |l
239
171
224
226
3,866
3,865
3.877
3,886
248
249
247
248
3
10
17
24
62.232
62,378
62.647
62,462
61,937
62,141
62,419
62,264
24,435
24,626
24,716
25,014
24,730
24,863
24,944
25,212
15,433
15,595
15,581
15,559
223
315
392
624
439
397
410
455
207
200
202
198
478
476
506
4,021
4,028
4,035
4,045
295
237
228
198
3,872
3,862
3,869
3.878
248
249
249
251
1
8
15
22
29
62,330
62,558
62.870
63,141
62,751
62,112
62,363
62,674
62,947
62,510
24,874
25,007
25,093
25,344
25,318
25,092
25,202
25,289
25,538
25,559
15,542
15,475
15,610
15,632
15,577
507
642
588
807
875
467
495
487
487
456
198
203
197
199
202
475
487
470
470
469
4,044 I
4,052 |
4,066
4,070
4,062
218
195
196
194
241
3,893
3,904
3,915
3,920
3,930
252
251
240
241
253
Sept.
Nov.
Dec.
188
3,485 I
3,506 j
3,521
3,529 1
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES—Continued
W EEKLY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Investments
Balances with—
U.S. G overnm ent securities
C ertif
icates
Notes
and
bonds
O ther
securities
Cash
items
in
process
o f col
lection
Cur*
rency
and
coin
Reserves
with
F.R .
Banks
D o
mestic
banks
Foreign
banks
Other
assets
Total
assets
Da te
Total
Bills
37,642
37,587
37,886
37,323
2,031
2,060
2,354
2,209
3,387
3,327
3,437
3,410
32,224
32,200
32,095
31,704
4,271
4,258
4,250
4,236
4,718
5,463
5,052
4,552
845
842
779
792
12,726
13,051
12,546
12,689
2,566
2,551
2,419
2,243
82
21
23
18
936
1,021
1,040
1,044
87,015
88,037
87,389
86,291
Jan.
7
14
21
28
37,310
36,791
36,634
36,281
2,468
2,214
2,210
2,156
3,408
3,271
3,207
3,115
31,434
31,306
31,217
31,010
4,212
4,195
4,190
4,166
4,137
4,756
5,223
5,076
730
795
771
815
12,435
12,429
12,154
12,296
2,227
2,175
2,298
2,287
21
14
13
13
1,070
1,068
1,080
1,091
85,494
85,647
85,816
85,635
Feb.
4
11
18
25
35,845
36,193
36,061
35,469
34,433
2,048
2,347
2,379
1,930
1,272
3,972
4,028
3,938
3,907
3,745
29,825
29,818
29,744
29,632
29,416
4,210
4,281
4,303
4,342
4,335
4,446
5,012
5,123
4,746
4,941
721
782
757
779
752
12,957
12,736
12,675
12,366
12,146
2,301
2,316
2,442
2,191
2,237
14
15
12
15
16
1,116
1,127
1,030
1,023
1,057
85,049
86,116
85,795
84,352
83,369
M ar.
3
10
17
24
31
35,215
35,260
35,643
35,475
1,853
2,006
2,307
2,219
3,831
3,778
3,851
3,839
29,531
29,476
29,485
29,417
4,321
4,326
4,331
4,305
4,198
5,453
5,058
4,607
753
799
767
799
12,374
12,490
12,350
12,548
2 ,2 1 9
18
17
18
20
1,051
1,060
1,082
1,097
83,483
85,028
85,000
84,192
Apr.
2,354
2,271
2,181
7
14
21
28
35,640
35,499
35,866
35,237
2,448
2,296
2,571
1,945
3,770
3,809
3,882
3,879
29,422
29,394
29,413
29,413
4,246
4,228
4,234
4,199
4,365
5,329
5,082
4,571
743
828
777
805
12,511
12,555
12,034
12,490
2,246
2,286
2,285
2,132
19
21
18
20
1,151
1,156
1,169
1,190
84,167
85,349
84,821
84,278
M ay
5
12
19
26
35,218
35,667
35,250
34,869
34,666
1,986
2,368
2,124
1,793
1,704
4,880
4,915
4,841
4,765
4,669
28,352
28,384
28,285
28,311
28,293
4,197
4,195
4,220
4,215
4,240
5,124
4,524
5,699
4,865
5,218
764
805
775
803
767
12,636
12,610
13,384
12,897
12,889
2,269
2,334
2,467
2,209
2,378
21
24
21
20
22
1,248
1,266
1,138
1,130
1,164
84,998
84,989
86,569
84,796
85,084
June
2
9
16
23
30
34,431
34,656
34,879
34,870
1,593
1,758
1,997
2,042
4,543
4,500
4,447
4,420
28,295
28,398
28,435
28,408
4 ,2 4 3 '
4,300
4,318
4,354
5,078
5,556
4,877
4,468
797
844
792
816
13,054
12,994
12,922
12,988
2,331
2,457
2,234
2,174
21
20
24
22
1,152
1,177
1,165
1,181
85,039
85,905
85,189
84,732
July
7
14
21
28
35,023
34,660
34,904
34,702
2,303
2,081
2,318
2,186
4,290
4,208
4,218
4,182
28,430
28,371
28,368
28,334
4,341
4,341
4,405
4,417
4,272
4,797
4,888
4,354
743
803
771
796
13,013
13,215
12,985
13,073
2,240
2,255
2,270
2,140
49
21
21
22
1,173
1,209
1,206
1,208
84,658
85,334
85,540
84,834
Aug.
4
11
18
25
34,714
34,652
34,744
33,921
32,559
2,148
2,084
2,488
1,980
1,142
4,164
4,181
4,174
4,037
3,745
28,402
28,387
28,082
27,904
27,672
4,422
4,416
4,475
4,456
4,447
4,488
4,424
6,557
4,995
4,802
748
815
803
813
833
13,099
13,200
13,709
13,487
14,625
2,167
2,209
2,540
2,259
2,122
23
23
23
24
23
1,237
1,232
1,150
1,111
1,122
84,993
85,194
88,500
85,709
85,432
Sept.
1
8
15
22
29
33,235
33,022
33,416
33,526
1,827
1,698
2,257
2,503
4,475
4,456
4,444
4,389
26,933
26,868
26,715
26,634
4,408
4,378
4,341
4,280
4,374
6,347
5,256
5,140
788
886
820
842
14,273
14,538
14,585
14,687
2,208
2,315
2,318
2,201
24
21
22
22
1,126
1,140
1,134
1,152
84,967
87,361
86,431
46,485
Oct.
6
13
20
27
33,268
33,319
33,525
33,073
2,378
2,454
2,511
2,090
4,423
4,420
4,515
4,457
26,467
26,445
26,499
26,526
4,234
4,196
4,178
4,177
5,481
4,986
5,945
5,095
813
850
825
817
14,530
14,584
14,557
14,688
2,250
2,208
2,350
2,107
24
21
24
23
1,179
1,188
1,189
M 89
86,509
86,215
87,537
86,381
Nov.
3
10
17
24
33,075
33,179
33,440
33,455
32,987
2,106
2,199
2,285
2,249
1,807
4,458
4,428
4,826
4,823
4,742
26,511
26,552
26,329
26,383
26,438
4,163
4,177
4,141
4,148
4,205
5,416
4,540
6,363
5,257
5,251
812
880
891
916
919
14,574
14,418
15,044
14,593
14,893
2,185
2,103
2,406
2,234
2,247
24
21
23
25
28
1,236
1,235
1,154
1,135
1,152
86,577
85,755
88,751
87,301
87,241
Dec.
1
8
15
22
29
1948
189
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EMBER BANK S,
(In millions
Demand deposits
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
Date
Total
Adjusted
Unadjusted
f
U.S.
j!
Individuals, I States and I
partnerships,I
political j G overnment a.
and corps. I subdivisions
Interbank
Domestic
j
Certified
and
officers’
checks
Foreign
1948
Jan.
7
14
78,475
78,371
78,727
78,557
48,223
47,644
47,409
47,559
63,768
63,631
63,969
63,753
47,806
47,798
47.950
47.937
3,253
3,197
3,142
3.223
801
876
885
77,974
78,964
78,640
77,043
76,100
47,296
47,581
47,011
46,391
45.340
63,138
64,134
63.837
62,220
61,294
47,134
47,332
47,508
46,266
45.445
3,219
3,460
3,255
3.291
3,363
76,363
77,978
77,732
77,078
45,978
46,210
46,718
46,671
61,527
63,149
62,900
62,261
45,608
47,000
46.636
46,418
77,059
78,171
77,675
77,019
46,529
46,373
46.440
46,857
62,218
63,316
62.837
62,182
77,808
77,797
79.380
77,510
78,116
46.646
46,996
47,259
46.647
46,414
77,790
78,807
78,035
77,588
926
1,009
1,148
1,098
1,154
1,297 !
9,026
9,040 ,
9,238 ,
8,563
8,375 I
1,361
1.353
1,367
1,366
1.341
j
, 389
,801
,371
,580
,473
3,311
3,297
3,609
3,484
1,376 ,
1,314 i
1,199
1,309
8,612
8,821
8,578
8,364
1,363 !
1.351 j
1.347
1.310 j
,257
,366
,531
,376
46,032
46,888
46.673
46,628
3,534
3,414
3,424
3,451
1,367
1,597
1,452
1,272
8,666
8,699
8,523
8,171
1,291 I
1.318
1,340
1.311
,328
,400
,425
,349
62,904
62,880
64,437
62,543
63,066
46,627
46,724
48,153
46,689
46,671
3,478
3,463
3,395
3,359
3,517
1,252 I
1,301
1,001 I
1.092 I
1,265
8,572
8,740 !
9,148
8,588
8,835
1,310
1.319
1,330
1.351
1,334
,665
,333
,410
,464
.444
46,247
46,127
46,726
46,839
62,791
63,790
63,015
62,592
46,318
47,357
46,984
46,666
3,352
3,260
3,321
3.400
1,072 I
M93
1,282
1,259 |
9,047
9,242
8.761
8,631
1.347
1,372
1.369
1.395
|
,
1
,
,655
,366
,298
,241
77,580
78,238
78,330
77,635
46,777
46,706
46,746
47,059
62,610
63,257
63,370
62,687
46,458
46,967
47.161
46.937
3.401
3,274
3.263
3,283
1,306 I
3,387
1,433
1,294
8.885
8,982
8,914
8,580
1.370
1,385
1,389
1,400
i
,
1
i
,190
,262
77,887
78,022
81,442
78,560
78,149
47,056 I
46,932
47,446 I
46,838
46,660
62,946
63,076
66,462
63,561
63,161
46,919
46,993
49,078
47,263
46,940
3.370
3.264
3,208
3,171
3,241
1,217
1,204
1,234
1,416
1,704
1,408 i
1.422
1.420
1.416
1.396
,255
,099
,717
,399
,281
77,844
80,069
79,300
79,323
46.441
46,593
46,998
47,422
62,836
65,073
64,307
64,334
46,491
48,385
47.951
48,019
3,202
3,124
3,055
3,182
I
,
1
I
1,590 ,
1,581 !
1,498 |
1,459
8,777
9,094
9,805
8,896
8,599
9,024
9,127
9, 126
8,907
1,407
1.425
1,429
1,406
,122
10
79,246
78,947
17
24
78,886
46,607
46,929
46,907
47,301
64,249
63,961
65,386
63,953
47,474
47.446
48,270
47,801
3,299
3.205
3,141
3,170
1,513 !
1,389
1,580 |
1,374
9,225
9,252
9,538
8.762
1.423
1,405
1.416
1.421
,315
,264
,441
,425
79,321
78.380
81,528
79,897
79,949
47.341
47,584
48,290
47,928
47,794
64,441
63,452
66,597
64,916
64,870
47,840
47,635
49,803
48.446
48,214
3.292
3,230
3,221
3.250
3,282
1,264
900
9,005
9,002
9,518
9,140
9,079
1,415
1.426
1,482
1,499
1,472
,625
,259
,629
,489
,549
3
10
7
14
5
12
19
26
2
June
9
16
23
30
7
14
21
28
Aug.
568 !
520 i
589
693 ;
,301
,405
,540
,475
28
July
3.263
3,271
3.222
3.249
1.340 '
1,338
1.353
1.368
21
May
48.635
49.672
49,282
48,701
9,267 I
9,017 1
9,099
8,824
4
11
17
24
31
Apr.
65,537
66,589
65,887
64,707
,440
,483
,518
,420
18
25
M ar.
48,620
48,963
48,970
48,818
1.346 1
1.351 ,
1,332
1.347 j
28
Feb.
80,175
81,219
80,542
79,352
10,285 I
10,292 j
9,944
9,297 |
21
4
11
18
25
Sept.
15
22
29
6
Oct.
13
20
27
Nov.
3
Dec.
15
22
29
80,344
190
944
1.092
1,274
i
.I
!
i
i
I
,210
,193
,431
,248
,361
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEK LY , 1941-«5— Continued
o f dollars)
Tim e deposits
Total
Individ States and
uals, part political
nerships,
subdivi
an d corps.
sions
Borrowings
U . S.
Interbank
merit
Domestic
Foreign
From
F. R.
Banks
Other
Total
O ther
liabilities
Capital
accounts
and
capital
accounts
D ate
1948
14,638
14,630
14,655
14,645
14,177
14,158
14,158
14,142
347
359
383
391
77
77
77
75
37
36
37
37
128
90
130
206
878
902
891
897
5,834
5,826
5,82*6
5,836
87,015
88,037
87,389
86,291
Jan.
7
14
21
28
14,707
14,740
14,758
14,804
14,153
14,170
14,184
14,227
443
458
463
465
75
76
75
76
36
36
36
36
242
491
291
258
924
934
949
964
5,853
5,851
5,849
5,856
85,494
85,647
85,816
85,635
Feb.
4
11
18
25
14,836
14,830
14,803
14,823
14,806
14,256
14,246
14,227
14,233
14,221
471
476
468
482
478
74
73
73
73
73
35
35
35
35
34
220
288
311
422
360
984
999
978
1,018
1,025
5,871
5,865
5,866
5,869
5,884
85,049
86,116
85,795
84,352
83,369
M ar.
3
10
17
24
31
14,836
14,829
14,832
14,817
14,238
14,229
14,239
14,222
490
495
487
492
77
76
76
76
31
29
30
27
199
123
325
141
1,031
1,038
1,054
1,071
5,890
5,889
5,889
5,902
83,483
85,028
85,000
84,192
Apr.
7
14
21
28
14,841
14,855
14,838
14,837
14,245
14,239
14,230
14,229
491
512
505
504
77
77
77
78
28
27
26
26
138
181
153
225
1,058
1,091
1,091
1,124
5,912
5,906
5,902
5,910
84,167
85,349
84,821
84,278
May
5
12
19
26
14,904
14,917
14,943
14,967
15,050
14,283
14,296
14,324
14,346
14,417
517
514
510
512
520
77
77
81
79
79
27
30
28
30
34
134
112
127
216
28
1,132
1,158
1,146
1,155
1,036
5,924
5,922
5,916
5,915
5,904
84,998
84,989
86,569
84,796
85,084
June
2
9
16
23
30
14,999
15,017
15,020
14,996
14,353
14,358
14,360
14,337
532
545
532
532
80
81
80
81
34
33
48
46
306
185
229
200
1,032
1,009
1,021
1,032
5,911
5,904
5,904
5,912
85,039
85,905
85,189
84,732
July
7
14
21
28
14,970
14,981
14,960
14,948
14,306
14,308
14,283
14,273
538
543
549
547
80
84
84
83
46
46
44
45
130
142
249
225
1,018
1,019
1,033
1,038
5,930
5,935
5,928
5,936
84,658
85,334
85,540
84,834
Aug.
4
11
18
25
14,941
14,946
14,980
14,999
14,988
14,271
14,277
14,315
14,322
14,317
539
539
534
548
541
85
85
86
84
84
46
45
45
45
46
107
178
87
169
285
1,046
1,038
1,030
1,038
1,044
5,953
5,956
5,941
5,942
5,954
84,993
85,194
88,500
85,709
85,432
Sept.
1
8
15
22
29
15,008
14,996
14,993
14,989
14,337
14,335
14,324
14,321
541
532
536
533
84
83
85
86
46
46
48
49
127
284
121
143
1,018
1,035
1,040
1,037
5,978
5,973
5,970
5,982
84,967
87,361
86,431
86,485
Oct.
6
13
20
27
14,997
14,986
14,958
14,933
14,323
14,321
14,302
14,287
536
527
518
509
85
85
85
85
53
53
53
52
212
205
139
435
1,045
1,069
1,062
1,072
6,006
5,994
5,992
5,988
86,509
86,215
87,537
86,381
Nov.
3
10
17
24
14,880
14,928
14,931
14,981
15,079
14,238
14,282
14,281
14,324
14,403
505
509
514
522
540
85
85
85
85
85
52
52
51
50
51
149
261
100
289
200
1,091
1,105
1,122
1,113
1,077
6,016
6,009
6,001
6,002
6,015
86,577
85,755
88,751
87,301
87,241
Dec.
1
8
15
22
29
191
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA N K S,
(In millions
Loans
Loans and
investments
Total
D ate
Total
Total
ad*
A d
Net
justed
justed
F o r purchasing o r carrying
securities
Com
mercial, |
To
T o brokers and
indus
trial,
others
dealers
an d ag - |
riculOther
tural
O ther
U.S.
U.S.
securi
G ovt.
securi
G ovt.
securi
securi
ties
ties
ties
ties
Real
estate
Loans . Alt
to
I other
banks
I
M em o :
val
uation
reserves
1949
Jan.
5
12
19
26
62,638
62,596
62,879
62,852
62,474
62,414
62,694
62,617
24,805
24,905
24,764
25,035
24,969
25,087
24,949
25,270
15,374
15,415
15,414
15,381
620
714
581
890
438
399
406
419
203
199
196
187
467
469
456
452
4,066 1
4,083 J
4,081
4,084 i
164
182 ,i
185
235 I
Feb.
2
9
16
23
62,696
62,170
61,991
61,946
62,438
61,993
61,837
61,685
24,986
24,773
24,687
24,604
25,244
24,950
24,841
24,865
15,318
15,294
15,265
15,222
859
721
722
673
438
434
410
423
1S6
188
190
189
477
475
444
454
4,079 1
4,085
4,085 ,
4,086
M ar.
2
9
16
23
30
61,976
62,046
62,359
61,749
61,171
61,710
61,768
62,072
61,576
60,863
24,351
24,273
24,602
24,523
24,726
24,617
24,551
24,889
24,696
25,034
15,147
15,106
15,095
14,962
14,904
499
497
812
832
1,047
448
426
452
460
50!
191
192
189
193
205
439
437
438
441
433
4,082
4,086
4,084
4,086 i
4,083 j
258
177
154
261
266
278
287
173
308
A pr.
6
13
20
27
61,041
61,100
61,267
61,315
60,819
60,901
61,042
61,052
24,013
23,723
23,919
23,747
24,235
23,922
24,144
24,010
14,627
14,543
14,304
14,162
632
464
801
748
514
482
570
580
197
195
190
199
430
432
426
418
M ay
4
11
18
25
61,635
62,049
62,154
62,281
61,326
61,848
61,964
61,997
23,698
23,384
23,686
23,415
24,007
23,585
23,876
23,699
13,976
13,908
13,747
13,628
916
622
1,016
892
550
594
644
602
198
197
194
200
June
1
8
15
22
29
62,336
61,916
62,603
62,606
62,609
62,003
61,738
62,397
62,402
62,317
23,478
22,918
23,028
23,358
23,590
23,811
23,096
23,234
23,562
23,882
13,476
13,424
13,385
13,292
13,170
1,058
581
627
806
1,025
620
600
652
886
931
July
6
13
20
27
62,555
62,855
63,264
63,458
62,391
62,632
63,015
63,208
23,003
22,678
22,735
22,781
23,167
22,901
22,984
23,031
12,996
12,964
12,870
12,886
654
523
688
718
Aug.
3
10
17
24
31
63,796
64,207
64,693
65,121
65,779
63,532
63,935
64,345
64,888
65,506
22,895
22,906
22,913
22,825
23,218
23,159
23,178
23,261
23,058
23,491
12,826
12,906
12,939
12,942
12,965
Sept.
7
14
21
28
65,689
66,294
66,463
66,062
65,542
66,046
66,276
65,823
23,196
23,414
23,340
23,759
23,343
23,662
23,527
23,998
Oct.
5
12
19
26
66,077
66,207
66,439
66,772
65,922
66,042
66,257
66,590
23,605
23,710
23,609
23,739
Nov.
2
9
16
23
30
66,666
66,656
66,506
66,723
66,839
66,455
66,326
66,273
66,501
66,625
Dec.
7
14
21
28
66,938
67,574
67,412
67,421
66,705
67,200
67,084
67,102
3,924
3,922
3.917
3,909
287
287
287
287
j 3.918
1 3,865 I
j 3 .8 6 2 j
3 ,$ 4 9
289
289
291
292
3,837 '
3,821
3,826
3,843 1
3.851 1
292
292
294
294
298
4,081 1
4,079 j
4,078
4,078 ;
222 1 3,833 1
199 i 3,828 I
225
3.851
263 j 3.863 1
301
300
301
301
421
416
421
437
4,077 '
4,086 {
4,089
4,083 1
309
201
190
284
!
;
1
1
3.861
3.862
3,872
3,871
301
301
297
298
199
201
209
209
241
429
421
420
421
418
4,092
4,103 1
4,105 |
4,112
4,121 j
333
178
206
204
292
! 3,904 ■
3,889
j 3,929
I 3,931
i 3,985
300
301
299
299
301
883
674
664
631
237
229
227
224
412
443
531
435
4,115 1
4,126 !
4,134 '
304
305
305
305
837
808
816
681
985
683
609
599
619
624
226
223
216
215
220
437
458
441
442
445
4,141
4,143
4,161 |
4,166
4,181
4,185
164 j 4,010
4,024
223
249 1 4,026
250 | 4,051
306
305
305
305
308
13,007
13,171
13,289
13,384
859
857
716
991
671
646
660
677
218
215
196
195
442
488
444
443
4,186
4,202
4,211 i
4,207 J
264 1 4.049
272 , 4,046
4,041
348
233 1 4.050
273
4,102
t
147 i 4,119
4,140
248
187 ; 4,133
239 | 4,172
23,760
23,875
23,791
23,921
13,425
13,566
13,647
13,680
758
730
521
564
706
658
664
716
190
186
185
184
445
442
448
420
4,212 1
4,233
4,244 1
4,253 ,
155 i 4,179
165 [ 4,206
182 1 4,211
4,234
182
310
311
311
312
24,114
24,334
24,069
24,107
24,399
24,325
24,664
24,302
24,329
24,613
13,694
13,783
13,776
13,772
13,775
853
934
644
672
920
764
769
756
730
703
177
174
177
174
173
420
429
420
422
453
4,246
4,265
4,277
4,295
4,299
211
330
233
222
214
J 4,272
4,292
1 4,330
J 4,355
! 4,393
312
312
311
313
317
24,579
24,756
24,373
24,575
24,812
25,130
24,701
24,894
13,807
13,882
13,864
13,904
1,024
1,032
648
748
778
824
833
860
175
174
167
171
424
425
425
428
4,302
4,325 1
4,337 |
4,342
1
233 j 4,388
374
4,413
328 | 4,421
4,445
319
319
319
322
323
192
j
306
305
309
310
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEK LY, l»41-«5— Continued
o f dollars)
Investments
Balances w ith—
U.S. G overnm ent securities
Certif
icates
Notes
and
bonds
O ther
securities
Cash
items
in
process
o f col
lection
C ur
rency
and
coin
Reserves
with
F.R .
Banks
D o
mestic
banks
Foreign
banks
O ther
assets
T otal
assets
D ate
Total
Bills
33,484
33,324
33,749
33,411
2,197
2,157
2,425
2,036
5,669
5,515
5,613
5,511
25,618
25,652
25,711
25,864
4,185
4,185
4,181
4,171
4,602
5,042
4,894
4,530
812
862
803
803
14,964
14,716
14,713
14,710
2,365
2,287
2,262
2,130
27
24
25
24
1,139
1,138
1,156
1,165
86,547
86,665
86,732
86,214
Jan.
5
12
19
26
33,268
33,016
32,890
32,814
1,987
J , 841
1,798
1,780
5,364
5,201
5,094
5,036
25,917
25,974
25,998
25,998
4,184
4,204
4,260
4,267
4,343
4,126
5,294
4,967
726
790
748
817
14,380
14,322
14,172
14,271
2,011
2,000
2,096
2,089
25
23
24
25
1,168
1,164
1,165
1,177
85,349
84,595
85,490
85,292
Feb.
2
9
16
23
33,069
33,206
33,112
32,680
31,750
2,000
2,083
2,013
1,695
1,063
5,048
5,060
4,992
4,874
4,624
26,021
26,063
26,107
26,111
26,063
4,290
4,289
4,358
4,373
4,387
4,631
4,233
5,350
4,334
4,430
720
785
746
768
785
14,404
14,196
14,606
14,179
13,888
2,129
2,071
2,237
1,970
1,996
23
24
24
25
25
1,190
1,190
1,107
1,093
1,105
85,073
84,545
86,429
84,118
83,400
M ar.
2
9
16
23
30
32,397
32,767
32,765
32,951
1,387
1,639
1,666
1,827
4,778
4,775
4,705
4,712
26,232
26,353
26,394
26,412
4,409
4,411
4,358
4,354
4,255
5,001
4,693
4,300
742
807
775
797
14,143
14,107
14,263
13,919
2,125
2,246
2,018
2,009
22
18
18
18
1,104
1,101
1,105
1,118
83,432
84,380
84,139
83,476
Apr.
6
13
20
27
33,263
34,111
33,872
34,145
1,836
2,356
2,088
2,203
4,750
4,913
4,898
4,996
26,677
26,842
26,886
26,946
4,365
4,353
4,406
4,437
4,280
4,752
4,834
4,067
728
796
761
788
13,988
13,196
13,438
13,189
2,062
2,136
2,081
2,049
18
17
17
18
1,133
1,135
1,141
1,158
83,844
84,081
84,426
83,550
M ay
4
11
18
25
34,035
34,347
34,867
34,515
34,178
2,105
2,165
2,516
2,224
1,832
5,225
5,385
5,397
5,279
5,284
26,705
26,797
26,954
27,012
27,062
4,490
4,473
4,502
4,529
4,549
4,990
4,066
5,446
4,400
4,422
749
785
761
769
792
13,243
13,293
13,649
13,475
13,231
2,099
2,101
2,296
2,023
2,089
18
17
17
17
19
1,183
1,183
1,100
1,064
1,082
84,618
83,361
85,872
84,354
84,244
June
1
8
15
34,735
35,254
35,507
35,590
2,153
2,471
2,614
2,610
5,431
5,543
5,575
5,605
27,151
27,240
27,318
27,375
4,653
4,700
4,773
4,837
4,771
4,915
4,982
4,159
762
826
755
788
13,281
12,828
12,785
12,938
2,377
2,401
2,174
2,062
17
17
17
15
1,077
1,083
1,089
1,109
84,840
84,925
85,066
84,529
July
6
13
20
27
35,773
36,144
36,485
37,114
37,307
2,603
2,563
2,772
3,128
3,260
5,716
6,042
6,136
6,359
6,392
27,454
27,539
27,577
27,627
27,655
4,864
4,885
4,947
4,949
4,981
4,034
4,304
4,626
3,901
4,281
720
762
728
761
733
13,034
12,868
12,759
12,341
12,413
2,063
2,141
2,215
2,150
2,076
14
15
15
13
12
1,133
1,135
1,143
1,153
1,197
84,794
85,432
86,179
85,440
86,491
Aug.
3
10
17
24
31
37,378
37,594
37,874
37,004
3,217
3,229
3,400
2,608
6,476
6,633
7,227
7,181
27,685
27,732
27,247
27,215
4,968
5,038
5,062
5,060
4,384
5,458
4,645
4,251
771
817
776
803
11,823
12,096
11,627
12,005
2,230
2,347
2,155
2,043
17
15
13
36
1,200
1,218
1,090
1,115
86,114
88,245
86,769
86,315
Sept.
7
14
21
28
37,261
37,300
37,625
37,838
2,717
2,716
2,817
2,982
7,290
7,276
7,399
7,391
27,254
27,308
27,409
27,465
5,056
5,032
5,023
5,013
4,476
5,125
4,956
4,648
738
804
780
791
12,232
11,961
12,276
12,040
2,261
2,272
2,319
2,183
42
40
44
44
1,111
1,114
1,120
1,134
86,937
87,523
87,934
87,612
Oct.
5
12
19
26
37,388
37,042
37,257
37,430
37,248
2,618
2,378
2,449
2,468
2,357
7,273
7,187
7,268
7,333
7,245
27,497
27,477
27,540
27,629
27,646
4,953
4,950
4,947
4,964
4,978
4,534
4,898
5,957
4,699
4,952
736
839
779
776
797
12,332
12,040
12,234
11,920
12,021
2,146
2,170
2,375
2,121
2,115
48
49
48
44
44
1,159
1,160
1,176
1,181
1,237
87,621
87,812
89,075
87,464
88,005
Nov.
2
9
16
23
30
37,153
37,409
37,657
37,469
2,308
2,529
2,745
2,544
7,120
7,136
6,927
6,856
27,725
27,744
27,985
28,069
4,973
5,035
5,054
5,058
4,437
5,672
5,004
5,320
834
916
891
929
12,185
12,259
12,131
12,146
2,129
2,411
2,319
2,286
53
47
44
42
1,229
1,245
1,117
1,127
87,805
90,124
88,918
89,271
Dec.
7
14
21
28
1949
193
22
29
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA N K S,
(In m illions
D emand deposits
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
D ate
Total
A djusted
Individuals,
partnerships,
and corps.
Unadjusted
States and
political
subdivisions
U.S.
Government
Interbank
Domestic
Foreign
' ‘ ......... .
Certified
and
officers'
checks
‘
1949
Jan.
5
12
19
26
79,471
79,393
79,562
78,768
47,437
47,519
47,670
47,665
64,334
64,247
64,451
63,660
47,482
48,129
48,094
47,486
3,268
3,213
3,178
3,301
1,115
835
987
1,139
9,722
9,427
9,358
8,795
1,458
1,424
1,542
1,531
1,289
1,219
1,292
1,408
Feb.
2
9
16
23
78,025
77,403
78,327
77,917
46,945
46,553
46,079
46,299
62,895
62,258
63,187
62,768
46,576
46,164
46,693
46,620
3,408
3,319
3,393
3,419
1,476
1,559
1,729
1,817
8,631
8,522
8,635
8,246
1,500
1,498
1,450
1,439
1,304
1,196
1,287
1,227
M ar.
2
9
16
23
30
77,744
77,229
78,843
76,485
75,949
46,112
46,072
46,182
45,473
44,909
62,554
62,013
63,643
61,284
60,739
46,014
45,725
46,760
45,129
44,341
3,418
3,448
3,404
3,471
3,588
1,706
1,645
1,889
2,009
2,095
8,696
8,645
8,802
8,094
7,917
1,409
1,418
1,420
1,374
1.388
1,311
1,132
1,368
1,207
1,410
Apr.
6
13
20
27
76,161
77,096
76,612
76,092
44,820
45,237
45,757
46,175
60,953
61,860
61,351
60,812
44,395
45,807
45,950
45,737
3,487
3,323
3,422
3,548
2,026
1,698
1,428
1,188
8,463
8,522
8,092
7,781
1,389
1,402
1,381
1,368
1,193
1,108
1,078
1,190
M ay
4
11
18
25
76,120
76,766
76,540
76,135
45,822
45,921
45,816
46,383
60,809
61,417
61,193
60,757
45,151
45,853
45,788
45,770
3,706
3,598
3,498
3,596
1,058
1,000
1,095
1,087
8,298
8,401
8,121
7,918
1,351
1,343
1,327
1,302
1,245
1,222
1,364
1,084
June
1
8
15
22
29
77,130
76,041
78,550
76,452
76,770
46,364
46,295
46,844
46,319
46,093
61,732
60,634
63,138
61,030
61,257
46,128
45,737
47,494
46,154
45,805
3,683
3,545
3,431
3,357
3,361
790
576
770
890
1,356
8,258
8,397
8,767
8,087
8,047
1,330
1,300
1,311
1,334
1,339
1,543
1,079
1,365
1,208
1,349
July
6
13
20
27
77,596
77,604
77,480
76,855
45,844
46,035
46,472
46,683
62,115
62,152
62,040
61,427
45,744
46,586
46,520
46,301
3,358
3,236
3,280
3,379
1,145
813
714
921
9,011
9,036
8,521
8,300
1,344
1,353
1,351
1,364
1,513
1,128
1,654
1,162
Aug.
3
10
17
24
31
77,221
77,991
78,574
78,045
78,595
46,282
46,268
46,050
46,316
46,753
61,804
62,582
63,181
62,648
63,185
45,685
45,998
46,232
45,947
46,416
3,432
3,291
3,240
3,257
3,367
1,591
1,961
2,244
2,377
2,196
8,533
8,691
8,907
8,698
8,597
1,364
1,358
1,354
1,356
1,358
1,199
1,283
1,204
1,013
1,251
Sept.
7
14
21
28
78,781
80,777
79,342
78,664
46,410
46,930
46,436
46,457
63,376
65,380
63,943
63,262
46,288
47,963
46,761
46,465
3,239
3,170
3,080
3,165
1,949
2,186
2,508
2,636
9,268
9,471
9,065
8,634
1,365
1,335
1,289
1,284
1,267
1,255
1,240
1,078
Oct.
5
12
19
26
79,561
80,133
80,525
80,162
46,286
46,283
46,738
47,341
64,170
64,738
65,114
64,761
46,355
47,212
47,475
47,547
3,178
3,054
3,009
3,122
2,677
2,533
2,669
2,468
9,375
9,429
9,389
8,991
1,356
1,368
1,362 j
1,313
1,229
1,142
1,210
1,320
Nov.
2
9
16
23
30
79,632
79,960
81,527
79,895
80,184
46,848
46,709
46,625
47,274
47,648
64,250
64,564
66,156
64,552
64,872
46,867
47,120
48,135
47,590
48,037
3,299
3,155
3,116
3,181
3,255
2,335
2,321
2,525
2,432
2,117
9,159
9,261
9,695
8,838
8,827
1,374 i
1,375
1,354 i
1,309 |
1,328
1,216
1,332
1,331
1,202
1,308
Dec.
7
14
21
28
79,849
82,383
81,216
81,545
47,726
48,652
48,254
48,253
64,522
67,035
65,834
66,104
47,745
49,724
48,603
48,857
3,147
3,184
3,181
3,296
1,848
1,846
1,808
1,955
9,193
9,560
9,476
9,297
1,318 l
1,305
1,292 J
1,279
1,271
1,416
1,474
1,420
194
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES—Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Borrowings
Time deposits
Interbank
From
F. R.
Banks
Capital
accounts
and
capital
Individ
uals, p art
nerships,
and corps.
States and
political
subdivi
sions
15,137
15,146
15,111
15,108
14,451
14,446
14,417
14,412
550
560
567
570
85
85
85
85
51
55
42
41
66
257
143
410
997
1,002
1,022
1,017
6,013
6,013
6,005
6,019
86,547
86,665
86,732
86,214
Jan.
5
12
19
26
15,130
15,145
15,140
15,149
14,419
14,418
14,412
14,422
582
599
600
597
86
86
87
88
43
42
41
42
279
137
118
293
1,017
1,019
1,020
1,053
6,028
6,036
6,025
6,029
85,349
84,595
85,490
85,292
Feb.
2
9
16
23
15,190
15,216
15,200
15,201
15,210
14,452
14,480
14,460
14,451
14,458
593
592
598
603
602
87
87
87
90
91
58
57
55
57
59
229
212
497
533
347
1,052
1,062
1,044
1,054
1,046
6,048
6,042
6,045
6,046
6,058
85,073
84,545
86,429
84,118
83,400
M ar.
?.
9
16
23
30
15,208
15,236
15,261
15,280
14,469
14,481
14,483
14,485
592
607
632
648
92
92
91
93
55
56
55
54
173
160
421
253
1,023
1,046
1,034
1,047
6,075
6,078
6,072
6,084
83,432
84,380
84,139
83,476
Apr.
6
13
20
27
15,311
15,349
15,347
15,378
14,493
14,503
14,493
14,497
645
643
645
666
98
98
98
102
75
105
111
113
575
151
714
230
1,045
1,070
1,083
1,086
6,104
6,094
6,089
6,099
83,844
84,081
84,426
83,550
May
4
11
18
25
15,398
15,407
15,412
15,422
15,513
14,513
14,521
14,532
14,544
14,596
667
668
664
662
664
103
103
104
106
115
115
115
112
110
138
286
119
106
690
250
1,084
1,083
1,101
1,103
1,097
6,118
6,118
6,115
6,109
6,127
84,618
83,361
85,872
84,354
84,244
June
1
8
15
22
29
15,481
15,452
15,440
15,428
14,584
14,556
14,539
14,535
644
641
645
640
115
116
117
120
138
139
139
133
84
146
420
484
1,019
1,037
1,028
1,040
6,141
6,138
6,138
6,150
84,840
84,925
85,066
84,529
July
6
13
20
27
15,417
15,409
15,393
15,397
15,410
14,520
14,514
14,499
14,493
14,502
641
642
645
646
647
121
120
118
119
121
135
133
131
139
140
380
228
398
163
640
1,027
1,044
1,043
1,060
1,062
6,166
6,169
6,164
6,172
6,194
84,794
85,432
86,179
85,440
86,491
Aug.
3
10
17
24
31
15,405
15,397
15,399
15,402
14,500
14,485
14,493
14,501
640
640
637
632
126
126
122
122
139
146
147
147
75
188
140
359
1,070
1,106
1,105
1,096
6,188
6,174
6,182
6,196
86,114
88,245
86,769
86,315
Sept.
7
14
21
28
15,391
15,395
15,411
15,401
14,497
14,496
14,514
14,501
625
628
626
627
122
123
123
123
147
148
148
150
94
110
121
133
1,072
1,070
1,083
1,099
6,210
6,210
6,205
6,218
86,937
87,523
87,934
87,612
Oct.
5
12
19
26
15,382
15,396
15,371
15,343
15,312
14,500
14,524
14,502
14,461
14,431
605
593
591
605
608
123
124
124
124
123
154
155
154
153
150
647
487
172
178
398
1,101
1,121
1,150
1,172
1,176
6,241
6,244
6,226
6,219
6,247
87,621
87,812
89,075
87,464
88,005
Nov.
2
9
16
23
30
15,327
15,348
15,382
15,441
14,431
14,451
14,476
14,537
618
619
620
621
128
128
133
130
150
150
153
153
525
307
286
315
1,196
1,225
1,205
1,183
6,235
6,209
6,211
6,228
87,805
90,124
88,918
89,271
Dec.
7
14
21
28
T otal
U. S.
Total
O ther
liabilities
ment
Domestic
O ther
D ate
Foreign
1949
----- ....
195
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In millions
Loans
Loans and
investments
Total
Date
Total
Total
ad
justed
Ad
justed
N et
Com
mercial,
indus
trial,
and ag
ricul
tural
F or purchasing or carrying
securities
To brokers and
dealers
U.S.
Govt.
securi
ties
O ther
securi
ties
To
others
U.S.
Govt.
securi
ties
Real
estate
M em o:
val
uation
reserves
Loans
AU
to
other
banks ,
Other
securi
ties
1950
Jan.
4 I 67,222 I 66,951
11 67,357 67,140
18 : 67,670 67,401
25 67,818 67,496
24,402 I 24.673
24,165 24,382
24,186 24,455
24,257 24.579
13,851
13,857
13,861
13,871
702
443
429
445
827
807
843
883
174
161 j
151 !
150 \
425
421
428
422
4,347 1
4,379 i
4,392
4,400
271
217
269
322
4,446 1
4,468
4,453
4,455 1'
370
371
371
369
1
1
:
1
67,266
67,139
66,977
66,985
67,112
66,881
66,626
66,679
24,332
24,262
24,426
24,294
24,486
24,520
24,777
24,600
13,918
13,885
13,905
13,854
511
443
543
403
853
860
936
994
147 I
146
141
137
426
447
430
431
4,396
4,402 ;
4,399
4,410
154
4,455 '
258
4,453
351 I 4,444
306
4,439 [
374
374
372
374
66,831
66,283
66,855
67,006
66,563
66,529
66.034
66,707
66,683
66,351
24,439
24,244
24,504
24,463
24,674
24,741
24,493
24,652
24,786
13,834
13,799
13,889
13,843
13,790
613
500
528
508
746
916
852
918
938
924
136
137 i
141
144 !
145 j
434
428
465
434
443
4,413
4,422
4,442
4,461
4,465
302 1 4,470 j
249 1 4,481 1
148 , 4,498
323
4,512
212
4,540 1
377
375
377
377
379
5
12
19
26
66 ,626
66,608
66,696
66,514
66,215
66,263
66,399
66,248
24,713
24,692
24,564
24,650
25,124
13,729
24,037
13,716
24,861 | 13,574
24,916 j 13,475
747
700
665
796
991
989
1,013
1,025
146
138
136
138
i
j
1
,
450
460
465
468
4,472
4,491
4,502
4,513
411
4,559 j
345 ; 4,580
297 1 4,591 1
266
4,615 i
381
382
382
380
3
10
24
31
66,534
66,401
66,689
66,951
67,103
66,166
66,078
66,384
66.587
66,868
24,641
24,595
24,539
24,620
24,798
25,009
24,918
24,844
24,984
25,033
I 13,420
! 13,365
13,377
j 13,359
| 13,359
715
714
547
538
700
1,098
1,073
1,101
1,116
1,101
144
137
140
137
138
480
475
488
523
489
4,522
4,541
4,563
4,576
4,595
368
323
305
364
235
382
384
384
384
384
June
7
14
21
28
66.960
67,299
67,905
67.960
66,663
67,049
67,621
67,555
24,795
24,855
24,977
25,179
25,092
25,105
25,261
25,584
13,394
13,459
13,532
13,602
,
;
1
j
1
i
i
530
448
330
368
1,190
1,207
1,317
1,349
139
133
137 ,
144
506
504
505
508
4,612
4,644
4,664
4,682
July
5
12
19
26
67,652
67,586
67,875
68,028
67,286
67,332
67,635
67,724
25,367
25,215
25,455
26,067
25,733
25,469
25,695
26,371
13,660
13,725
13,791
13.911
540
441
614
944
1,267 i
1,091 j
1,040 1
1,064
144
146
150
164
500
498
491
501
67,847
67.923
68,107
68,164
68,570
67,633
67.587
67,779
67,776
68,21 2
26,167
26,404
26,568
26,706
26,895
26,381
26,740
26,896
27,094
27,253
14,022
14,187
14,359
14,512
14,739
943
883
903
602
505
991
1,027
976
974
922
'
1
i
1
168
184
195
203
199
508
510
512
517
544
Sept.
68,456
68,842
69,522
68,767
68,066
68.587
69,038
68,428
27,125
27,480
27,786
28,163
27,515
27,735
28,270
28,502
14,932
15,330
15,517
15,725
461
374
342
506
946
941
1,042
981
1
!
,
1
196 I
189 ]
181
184
Oct.
68,662
68,663
68,841
69,230
68,363
68,372
68,619
68,984
28,278
28,586
28,600
28,892
28,577
28,877
28,822
29,138
15,865
16,090
16,096
16,269
371
387
368
461
986
971 i
958
946 j
Nov.
69,237
69,373
69,414
69,668
69.923
68,925
69,029
69,214
69,425
69,546
29,075
29,330
29,588
29,793
30,209
29,387
29.674
29,788
30,036
30,586
16,476
16,669
16,906
16,975
17,084
339
419
388
467
657
69,807
70,301
71,444
71,789
69,305
70,097
71.034
71,270
30,078
30,356
30,736
31,080
30.580
30,560
31,146
31,599
17,261
17,461
17,801
17,839
481
452
448
690
1,016 '
942 •
982
992 l
1,014
i
983 1
992 I
1,017 ;
1,052 j
Feb.
M ar.
15
22
29
Apr.
May
17
Aug.
Dec.
2 4 ,8 8 6
196
1
j
‘
il
4,644
4,674
4,707
4,755
4,800
i
’
i
j
4,810
4,845
4,877 i
4,912 ,
J
4,932 !
4,948
4,982
5,079
386
385
385
386
4,712
4,755
4,776
4,794
297 j
250 |
284 ]
405
;|
366
254
240 1
304 j
4,815
4,833
4,868
4,898
4,938
214
5,111 i
336 1 5,170
328
5,146 I
388
5,389
358
5,439 1
391
390
391
389
391
4,956
523
4,992
546
530 ; 5,015
:
5,035
534
390 1 5,503
255
5,500
484
5,550
339 ; 5,590 '
392
392
391
392
189 |
188
184
186 |
543 : 5,050
547 . 5,086
5,102
553
543 ' 5,119
299
201 i
222
246
5,668 1
5,709
5,733 .
5,762 (
394
392
394
394
182
181
183
186
187
185
185
180
175
546
564
555
559
605
! 5,126
I 5,149
m 5,167
J 5,191
5,213
312
344
200
243
377
5,786 :
5,800 i
5,803
5,817
5,845 ,
396
394
396
394
396
558
601
559
561
5,212
5,240
5,254
5,270
502
204
410
519
5,799 I
5,827
5,880
5,895
401
402
403
402
|
i
,
|
‘
i
1
i
,
j
|
388
389
389
390
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
o f dollars)
Investments
Balances with—
U. S. G overnn lent securit es
Certif
icates
Notes
nnd
bonds
O ther
securities
Cash
items
in
process
o f col
lection
C ur
rency
and
coin
Reserves
with
F.R .
Banks
D o
mestic
banks
Foreign
banks
O ther
assets
Total
assets
D ate
Total
Bills
37,514
37,920
38,131
38,077
2,542
2,999
3,271
3,220
6,866
6,804
6,756
6,694
28,106
28,117
28,104
28,163
5,035
5,055
5,084
5,162
5,167
4,812
5,017
4,433
809
839
787
782
12,774
12,403
12,219
12,237
2,680
2,415
2,335
2,221
45
38
39
36
1,119
1,108
1,145
1,142
89,816
88,972
89,212
88,669
Jan.
4
11
18
25
37,595
37,375
36,975
37,162
2,762
2,595
2,306
2,402
6,152
5,947
5,862
5,858
28,681
28,833
28,807
28,902
5,185
5,244
5,225
5,223
4,894
4,077
6,004
5,027
706
760
750
757
12,384
12,078
12,297
12,012
2,049
2,046
2,255
2,155
38
42
38
40
1,172
1,156
1,171
1,158
88,509
87,298
89,492
88,134
Feb.
1
8
15
22
36,774
36,463
36,877
36,702
36,118
2,212
2,024
2,394
2,200
1,768
5,071
4,909
4,856
4,782
4,638
29,491
29,530
29,627
29,720
29,712
5,316
5,327
5,326
5,518
5,559
5,298
4,344
5,865
4,654
4,386
708
763
743
759
785
12,104
12,058
12,438
11,816
11,727'
2,106
2,173
2,468
2,095
1,990
36
39
40
37
37
1,189
1,198
1,091
1,079
1,102
88,272
86,858
89,500
87,446
86,590
Mat*.
1
8
15
22
29
35,920
35,941
36,177
35,922
1,616
1,633
1,874
1,715
4,384
4,370
4,341
4,309
29,920
29,938
29,962
29,898
5,582
5,630
5,658
5,676
4,523
5,417
5,117
4,697
729
804
764
794
11,816
11,857
11,639
11,841
2,131
2,204
2,186
2,062
37
36
34
36
1,097
1,102
1,098
1,112
86,959
88,028
87,534
87,056
Apr.
5
12
19
26
35,916
35,899
36,251
36,359
36,456
1,753
1,744
1,972
2,025
2,125
4,307
4,316
4,417
4,402
4,420
29,856
29,839
29,862
29,932
29,911
5,609
5,584
5,594
5,608
5,614
4,610
4,703
5,229
4,873
5,260
731
787
768
787
783
11,776
11,733
11,891
11,844
11,820
2,175
2,151
2,348
2,120
2,127
34
38
38
37
35
1,140
1,147
1,144
1,160
1,202
87,000
86,960
88,107
87,772
88,330
May
3
10
17
24
31
36,183
36,505
36,935
36,638
2,005
2,250
2,523
2,641
3,141
3,173
3,220
2,916
31,037
31,082
31,192
31,081
5,685
5,689
5,709
5,738
4,671
5,806
5,140
4,876
781
831
792
818
11,940
12,139
12,021
11,884
2,146
2,391
2,344
2,198
35
40
46
49
1,200
1,207
1,129
1,134
87,733
89,713
89,377
88,919
June
7
14
21
28
36,152
36,248
36,222
35,727
2,405
2,522
2,496
2,025
2,264
2,231
2,217
2,200
31,483
31,495
31,509
31,502
5,767
5,869
5,958
5,930
5,233
5,694
5,386
5,235
754
854
797
816
12,118
12,088
11,972
12,250
2,294
2,458
2,198
2,156
50
50
48
53
1,154
1,155
1,175
1,186
89,255
89,885
89,451
89,724
July
5
12
19
26
35,496
35,154
35,078
34,894
35,082
1,831
1,599
1,502
1,761
2,297
2,134
2,063
2,072
1,702
1,359
31,531
31,492
31,504
31,431
31,426
5,970
6,029
6,133
6,176
6,235
5,192
5,175
6,107
5,583
5,279
757
808
767
801
830
12,153
12,120
12,056
12,395
12,126
2,180
2,099
2,292
2,156
2,184
54
56
76
76
84
1,228
1,243
1,265
1,243
1,264
89,411
89,424
90,670
90,418
90,337
Aug.
2
9
16
23
30
34,698
34,840
34,869
33,845
2,301
2,889
3,091
2,391
1,288
1,318
1,358
1,156
31,109
30,633
30,420
30,298
6,243
6,267
6,383
6,420
5,212
6,493
6,191
5,600
804
857
825
855
12,370
12,544
11,899
12,472
2,162
2,408
2,278
2,139
97
106
95
108
1,295
1,316
1,196
1,196
90,396
92,566
92,006
91,137
Sept.
6
13
20
27
33,694
33,358
33,580
33,729
2,397
2,159
2,437
2,551
1,046
1,023
1,029
1,040
30,251
30,176
30,114
30,138
6,391
6,428
6,439
6,363
5,277
5,937
6,431
5,547
792
860
839
844
12,294
12,433
12,755
12,379
2,311
2,247
2,461
2,315
137
159
152
151
1,233
1,224
1,243
1,233
90,706
91,523
92,722
91,699
Oct.
4
11
18
25
33,535
33,392
33,349
33,306
32,984
2,481
2,353
2,280
2,263
2,044
1,048
1,066
1,085
1,104
1,124
30,006
29,973
29,984
29,939
29,816
6,315
6,307
6,277
6,326
6,353
5,861
6,001
7,453
5,857
5,755
793
871
835
826
912
12,404
12,313
12,610
12,351
12,504
2,222
2,251
2,606
2,214
2,213
146
143
143
141
130
1,263
1,259
1,266
1,261
1,278
91,926
92,211
94,327
92,318
92,715
Nov.
1
8
15
22
29
32,924
33,439
33,854
33,674
2,058
2,638
2,894
2,778
1,014
805
779
787
29,852
29,996
30,181
30,109
6,303
6,302
6,444
6,516
5,741
6,553
6,358
7,179
879
998
972
1,005
12,778
13,075
12,823
12,738
2,268
2,674
2,696
2,589
128
122
133
127
1,303
1,298
1,203
1,225
92,904
95,021
95,629
96,652
Dec.
6
13
20
27
1950
197
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . MEMBER BANK S,
(In millions
Demand deposits
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
Date
Individuals,
partnerships,
and corps.
To tal
A djusted
States and
political
subdivisions
U.S.
G overnment
Interbank
.............................
Domestic
Unadjusted
Foreign
Certified
and
officers'
checks
1950
Jan.
4
II
18
25
82,300
81,502
81,700
81,064
47,975
48,140
48,245
48,514
66,787
65,996
66,209
65,589
48,346
48,452
48,596
48,219
3,325
3,208
3,267
3,460
2,050
1,895
1,940
2,101
10,293
9,937
9,783
9,327
1,302
1,212
1,224
1,214
1,471
1,292
1,399
1,268
Feb.
1
8
15
22
80,710
79,622
81,585
80,448
47,767
47,330
46,930
46,848
65,224
64.106
66,082
64,926
47,600
46,814
48,132
47,133
3,456
3,372
3,386
3,355
2,322
2,438
2,630
2,811
9,039
9,065
9,297
8,991
1,202
1,1%
1,221
1,249
1,605
1,221
1,416
1,387
M ar.
1
8
15
22
29
80,318
79,168
81,983
79,571
78,630
46,926
46,711
47,236
46,468
46,162
64,793
63,614
66,433
64,030
63,095
47,193
46,558
48,235
46,407
45,848
3,454
3,277
3,266
3,406
3,431
2,302
1,951
2,384
2,630
2,691
9,021
9,327
9,676
8,990
8,608
1,246
1,281
1,272
1,288
1,248
1,577
1,220
1,600
1,309
1,269
Apr.
5
12
19
26
79,015
80,174
79,680
79,136
45,981
46,492
46,656
47,149
63,457
64,632
64,119
63,536
45,810
47,378
47,078
47,120
3,377
3,263
3,359
3,447
2,587
2,332
2,103
1,823
9,106
9,098
8,925
8,555
1,260
1,293
1,318
1,312
1,317
1,268
1,336
1,279
May
3
10
17
24
31
79,034
79,041
80,257
79,821
80,198
46,928
46,881
46,933
47,380
47,530
63,423
63,432
64,649
64,149
64,519
46,672
46,780
47,525
47,286
47,856
3,601
3,409
3,400
3,443
3,571
1,668
1,697
2,121
2,061
1,982
8,966
8,898
9,107
8,576
8,477
1,251
1,253
1,259
1,259
1,270
1,265
1,395
1,237
1,524
1,363
June
7
14
21
28
79,738
81,772
81,351
80,848
47,519
47,942
48,040
47,972
64,033
66,059
65,638
65,099
47,448
49,010
48,201
47,925
3,537
3,462
3,614
3,611
1,672
1,854
2,238
2,350
8,900
9,178
8,935
8,618
1,271
1,279
1,285
1,283
1,205
1,276
65,437
66,262
65,652
65,779
47,647
48,615
48,552
48,912
3,516
3,351
3,237
3,374
2,355
2,319
2,340
2,205
9,207
9,467
8,961
8,644
1,246
1,235
1,237
1,229
1,466
1,275
1,325
1,415
1,312
July
5
12
19
26
81,168
81,957
81,322
81,382
47,396
47,547
47,728
48,466
Aug.
2
9
16
23
30
81,134
81,120
82,487
82,148
82,120
48,264
48,351
48,098
48,561
48,995
65,542
65,546
66,903
66,579
66,564
48,555
48,597
49,479
49,078
49,368
3,443
3,342
3,263
3,219
3,321
1,946
1,812
2,127
2,546
2,390
8,884
8,949
9,118
8,614
8,624
1,256
1,259
1,253
1,275
1,276
1,458
1,587
1,463
1,847
1,585
Sept.
6
13
20
27
82,045
84,390
83,583
82,790
48,581
49,269
49,030
49,238
66,513
68,867
68,056
67,236
49,186
51,134
50,623
50,198
3,244
3,146
3,150
3,245
2,357
2,424
2,236
2,338
9,059
9,368
9,319
8,737
1,304
1,313
1,280
1,323
1,363
1,482
1,448
1,395
Oct.
4
11
18
25
82,419
83,173
84,473
83,411
48,985
48,839
49,339
49,891
66,869
67,627
68,924
67,884
49,615
50,299
51,261
50,875
3,351
3,163
3,136
3,191
1,804
2,018
1,851
1,712
9,436
9,455
9,911
9,319
1,367
1,378
1,392
1,415
1,296
1,314
1,373
1,372
Nov.
1
8
15
22
29
83,461
83,561
86,036
83,771
84,021
49,471
49,230
49,250
49,850
50,546
67,940
68,015
70,465
68,266
68,521
50,445
50,517
51,814
51,032
51,305
3,362
3,331
3,351
3,291
3,371
1,805
1,766
2,044
1,815
1,624
9,376
9,619
10,358
9,385
9,225
1,427
1,399
1,360
1,359
1,371
1,525
1,383
6
13
20
27
84,206
86,714
87,168
87,779
50,452
51,676
51,770
51,642 i
68,721
71,128
71,537
72,105
51,156
53,383
53,181
53,518
3,330
3,368
3,385
3,393
1,462
1,408
1,469
1,572
9,707
10,127
10,581
10,300
1,359
1,364
1,359
1.412
1,707
1,478
1,562
1,910
Dec.
198
1,384
1,625
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES—Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Time deposits
Total
Individ States and
uals, p art political
nerships,
subdivi
and corps.
sions
Borrowings
U . S.
Interbank
ment
Domestic
Foreign
From
F. R.
Banks
Other
Other
liabilities
C apital
accounts
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
Date
1950
15,513
15,506
15,491
15,475
14,612
14,606
14,593
14,577
620
620
620
619
128
127
127
128
153
153
151
151
224
151
196
270
1,081
1,104
1,110
1,129
6,211
6,215
6,206
6,206
89,816
88,972
89,212
88,669
Jan.
4
11
18
25
15,486
15,516
15,503
15,522
14,578
14,607
14,594
14,614
627
628
626
627
128
128
128
128
153
153
155
153
458
325
493
257
1,108
1,109
1,197
1,207
6,233
6,242
6,217
6,222
88,509
87,298
89,492
88,134
Feb.
1
8
M
22
15,525
15,554
15,550
15,541
15,535
14,647
14,685
14,675
14,671
14,660
609
610
614
612
617
121
121
121
121
120
148
138
140
137
138
506
218
71
398
458
1,219
1,228
1,212
1,237
1,248
6,229
6,244
6,234
6,240
6,254
88,272
86,858
89,500
87,446
86,590
M ar.
1
8
M
15,558
15,542
15,561
15,600
14,684
14,664
14,684
14,705
614
615
616
633
121
121
120
121
139
142
141
141
470
336
315
355
1,208
1,246
1,273
1,291
6,266
6,272
6,266
6,274
86,959
88,028
87,534
87,056
Apr.
15,611
15,609
15,608
15,672
15,679
14,717
14,711
14,713
14,732
14,738
633
637
636
637
636
122
121
120
123
122
139
140
139
180
183
364
300
235
323
417
1,298
1,314
1,310
1,315
1,389
6,304
6,305
6,305
6,313
6,326
87,000
86,960
88,107
87,772
88,330
M ay
15,705
15,713
15,713
15,749
14,740
14,746
14,739
14,768
655
652
654
652
122
122
124
132
188
193
196
197
256
192
213
309
1,402
1,425
1,407
1,340
6,337
6,324
6,406
6,422
87,733
89,713
89,377
88,919
June
15,731
15,695
15,670
15,603
14,749
14,712
14,679
14,627
650
648
650
638
134
137
136
134
198
198
205
204
338
142
345
529
1,303
1,333
1,348
1,354
6,446
6,453
6,436
6,459
89,255
89,885
89,451
89,724
July
15,592
15,574
15,584
15,569
15,556
14,613
14,583
14,574
14,550
14,535
638
645
658
662
663
136
135
133
133
133
205
211
219
224
225
437
444
307
370
296
1,368
1,402
1,420
1,432
1,445
6,472
6,458
6,456
6,468
6,476
89,411
89,424
90,670
90,418
90,337
Aug.
15,532
15,523
15,527
15,554
14,512
14,518
14,516
14,537
661
649
654
662
133
130
131
130
226
226
226
225
380
190
410
329
1,479
1,506
1,529
1,526
6,492
6,480
6,484
6,492
90,396
92,566
92,006
91,137
Sept.
6
13
20
27
15,550
15,546
15,549
15,527
14,537
14,539
14,543
14,520
655
655
653
652
129
126
126
126
229
226
227
229
205
282
170
194
1,575
1,562
1,582
1,582
6,507
6,506
6,497
6,512
90,706
91,523
92,722
91,699
Oct.
4
11
18
25
15,521
15,546
15,571
15,505
15,500
14,513
14,542
14,524
14,484
14,475
653
647
664
640
642
126
126
126
125
125
229
231
257
256
258
344
508
152
401
520
1,589
1,600
1,608
1,614
1,629
6,532
6,542
6,531
6,532
6,545
91,926
92,211
94,327
92,318
92,715
Nov.
1
8
15
22
29
15,485
15,586
15,631
15,674
14,466
14,510
14,520
14,578
637
640
643
642
126
126
126
126
256
310
342
328
495
126
316
738
1,668
1,661
1,615
1,597
6,535
6,520
6,530
6,538
92,904
95,021
95,629
96,652
Dec.
6
13
20
27
199
7.7
29
5
17
19
26
3
10
17
24
31
7
14
7\
28
S
12
19
26
7.
9
16
23
30
ORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In m illions
Loans
Loons and
investments
—
Total
Total
ad
justed
A d
justed
'■ —
F o r purchasing or carrying
securities
Total
N et
mcrcial,
indus
trial,
and ag
ricul
tural
To brokers and
dealers
U.S.
G ovt.
securi
ties
Other
securi
ties
To
others
Real
estate
U.S.
Govt.
securi
ties
Other
securi
ties
Loans
to
banks
All
other
M em o:
val
uation
reserves
-
3
10
17
24
31
71,212
70,824
70,449
70,384
69,527
70,702
70,400
70,045
70,021
69,203
30,907
30,868
30,896
31,075
31,217
31,417
31,292
31,300
31,438
31,541
17,871
17,934
17,983
18,029
18,131
512
487
426
487
533
1,066
987
1,015
1,041
1,021
174
162
159
164
167
576
577
582
582
587
5,280
5,287
5,298
5,298
5,299
510
424
404
363
324
5,865
5,876
5,878
5,921
5,928
437
442
445
447
449
7
14
21
23
69,225
69,241
69,231
69,501
68,912
68,800
68,828
69,089
31,356
31,481
31,474
31,777
31,669
31,922
31,877
32 ,1 8 J
18,331
18,459
18,598
18,743
516
519
397
492
1,012
1,000
978
1,006
167
175
174
171
577
575
575
577
5,303
5,326
5,327
5,331
313
441
403
412
5,899
5,875
5,869
5 ,9(H)
449
448
444
443
7
14
21
28
69,290
69,538
70,447
70,198
68,748
69,173
69,942
69,773
31,603
31,808
32,182
32,282
32,145
32,173
32,687
32,707
18,689
18,956
19,174
19,202
274
231
218
279
1,119
1,113
1,263
1,233
163
150
145
146
583
578
576
572
5,326
5,342
5,371
5,369
542
365
505
425
5,893
5,886
5,884
5,930
444
448
449
449
4
11
18
25
70,122
69,707
69,756
69,863
69,527
69,388
69,352
69,398
32,254
32,058
31,977
32,013
32,849
32,377
32,381
32,478
19,196
19,262
19,198
19,127
243
138
124
196
1,263
1,095
1,060
1,071
144
132
129
127
577
595
602
597
5,365
5,382
5,406
5,420
595
319
404
465 i
5,921
5,907
5,913
5,932
455
453
455
457
2
9
16
23
30
70,108
69,392
69,582
69,493
69,369
69,617
69,051
69,165
68,959
68,987
32,170
32,207
32,251
32,080
32,046
32,661
32,548
32,668
32,614
32,428
19,186
19,164
19,233
19,115
19,048
246
263
272
174
271
1,113
1,132
1,087
1,092
1,061
125
125
123
123
123
602
609
595
633
596
5,419
5,440
5,456
5,467
5,476
491 ! 5,935
341
5,930
5,941
417
5,932
534
382
5,928
456
456
456
456
455
6
13
20
27
69,037
69,492
70,434
70,635
68,673
69,054
69,950
70,112
31,968
31,991
32,193
32,354
32,332
32,429
32,677
32,877
18,992
19,085
19,216
19,220
214
191
235
376
1,048
1,020
1,036
1,023
124
125
125
129
630
597
597
587
5,489
5,521
5,524
5,530
364
438
484
523
5,926
5,909
5,916
5,947
455
457
456
458
4
11
18
25
70,268
70,099
70,085
70,114
69,876
69,571
69,522
69,679
32,374
32,218
32,108
32,074
32,766
32,746
32,671
32,509
19,153
19,120
19,035
18,958
419
398
406
455
1,091
1,017
991
986
127
126
125
135
584
579
578
576
5,534
5,539
5,546
5,555
392
528
563
435
5,926
5,899
5,887
5,869
460
460
460
460
1
8
15
22
29
70,100
70,028
70,305
70,331
70,488
69,776
69,610
69,763
69,869
69,970
32,163
32,062
32,218
32,305
32,398
32,487
32,480
32,760
32,767
32,916
19,124
19,170
19,379
19,503
19,502
349
239
205
209
268
1,041
981
950
905
902
127
129
129
131
128
573
565
564
562
570
5,545
'5 ,5 5 5
5,561
5,571
5,584
324
418
542
462
518
5,865
5,882
5,891
5,887
5,906
461
459
461
463
462
5
12
19
26
70,372
70,725
71,604
71,408
69,917
70,269
71,078
70,994
32,543
32,926
33,018
33,068
32,998
33,382
33,544
33,482
19,586
19,842
19,938
20,078
299
357
352
290
900
947
973
952
129
130
130
131
567
568
570
561
5,581
5,588
5,595
5,605
455
456
526
414
5,943
5,956
5,923
5,915
462
462
463
464
3
10
17
24
31
71,223
71,085
71,508
72,606
72,648
70,669
70,760
71,035
72,031
72,021
33,090
33,176
33,325
33,350
33,456
33,644
33,501
33,798
33,925
34,083
20,171
30,314
20,489
20,472
20,571
225
157
121
119
134
953
949
955
975
943
123
128
128
124
127
567
564
565
565
557
5,615
5,618
5,633
5,638
5,653
554
325
473
575
627
5,902
5,913
5,912
5,935
5,950
466
467
478
478
479
7
14
21
28
72,340
72,526
72,652
73,260
71,733
71,835
71,926
72,603
33,510
33,807
33,787
33,831
34,117
34,498
34,513
34,488
20,667
20,848
20,872
20,865
137
172
153
228
912
966
943
920
124
120
121
122
556
556
556
558
5,655
5,675
5,671
5,670
607
691
726
657
5,939
5,949
5,950
5,949
480
479
479
481
5
12
19
26
73,072
73,771
74,842
74,878
72,712
73,286
74,166
74,280
34,158
34,452
34,836
34,905
34,518
34,937
35,512
35,503
21,006
21,219
21,442
21,592
370
421
440
388
950
970
1,080
1,031
119
117
116
118
558
563
579
573
5,661
5,669
5,673
5,668
360
485
676
598
5,974
5,974
5,987
6,030
480
481
481
495
200
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES—Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
o f dollars)
Investments
Balances with—
U.S. G overnm ent securities
Certif
icates
Notes
and
bonds
O ther
securities
Cash
items
in
process
o f col
lection
C ur
rency
and
coin
Reserves
with
F.R .
Banks
D o
mestic
banks
Foreign
banks
O ther
assets
Total
assets
Date
Total
Bills
33,294
33,046
32,634
32,443
31,504
2,470
2,368
2,209
2,081
1,618
30,824
30,678
30,425
30,362
29,886
6,501
6,486
6,515
6,503
6,482
6,846
5,796
6,472
5,596
5,674
894
890
838
851
795
13,045
12,923
13,753
13,519
14,260
2,874
2,422
2,555
2,295
2,166
132
137
126
131
123
1,235
1,237
1,252
1,264
1,302
96,238
94,229
95,445
94,040
93,847
Jan.
3
10
17
24
31
31,093
30,858
30,900
30,791
1,444
1,402
1,505
1,577
29,649
29,456
29,395
29,214
6,463
6,461
6,454
6,521
5,042
7,276
5,693
6,340
818
882
833
823
14,145
13,945
13,981
14,173
2,113
2,362
2,177
2,203
121
118
123
132
1,319
1,317
1,331
1,383
92,783
95,141
93,369
94,555
Feb.
7
14
21
28
30,606
30,782
31,198
30,886
1,479
1,718
2,220
1,933
29,127
29,064
28,978
28,953
6,539
6,583
6,562
6,605
5,690
7,017
5,647
5,587
828
871
834
872
14,056
14,518
14,339
14,150
2,273
2,518
2,368
2,118
124
135
126
129
1,373
1,377
1,244
1,279
93,634
95,974
95,005
94,333
M ar.
7
14
21
28
30,674
30,713
30,750
30,805
1,812
1,829
1,842
1,946
28,862
28,884
28,908
28,859
6,599
6,617
6,625
6,580
5,478
5,787
6,192
5,419
796
844
826
849
14,234
14,536
14,651
14,267
2,280
2,422
2,413
2,247
117
100
106
112
1,284
1,293
1,295
1,318
94,311
94,689
95,239
94,075
Apr.
4
11
18
25
30,836
30,339
30,425
30,382
30,443
1,971
1,641
1,742
1,696
1,769
28,865
28,698
28,683
28,686
28,674
6,611
6,505
6,489
6,497
6,498
5,493
5,042
6,567
5,278
5,659
795
839
821
845
861
13,960
13,864
14,044
13,741
13,712
2,217
2,161
2,378
2,229
2,129
108
110
99
112
113
1,350
1,348
1,342
1,336
1,364
94,031
92,756
94,833
93,034
93,207
May
2
9
16
23
30
30,207
30,555
31,186
31,176
1,806
2,147
2,800
2,745
28,401
28,408
26,804
26,846
6,498
6,508
6,571
6,582
5,210
6,264
5,844
5,515
832
883
843
890
14,216
14,463
14,513
14,249
2,331
2,635
2,474
2,242
111
113
109
110
1,372
1,378
1,258
1,285
93,109
95,228
95,475
94,926
June
1,582
1,585
6
13
20
27
30,886
30,697
30,739
30,949
2,457
2,338
2,325
2,500
1,573
1,553
1,539
1,499
26,856
26,806
26,875
26,950
6,616
6,656
6,675
6,656
6,099
5,717
5,921
5,196
812
911
858
863
14,205
14,288
14,243
14,091
2,299
2,338
2,433
2,320
100
99
103
111
1,291
1,274
1,264
1,280
95,074
94,726
94,907
93,975
July
4
11
18
25
30,997
30,920
30,949
30,983
30,930
2,648
2,592
2,670
2,716
2,593
2,224
2,299
2,252
2,246
2,239
26,125
26,029
26,027
26,021
26,098
6,616
6,628
6,596
6,581
6,642
5,842
5,020
6,174
5,125
4,851
807
839
829
852
896
14,051
14,226
14,184
14,119
14,092
2,318
2,289
2,478
2,290
2,151
107
114
117
112
116
1,308
1,335
1,334
1,333
1,342
94,533
93,851
95,421
94,162
93,936
Aug.
1
8
15
22
29
30,768
30,722
31,333
31,212
2,436
2,368
2,962
2,934
2,219
2,186
2,538
2,493
26,113
26,168
25,833
25,785
6,606
6,621
6,727
6,714
5,625
6,659
6,131
5,851
847
916
881
912
13,794
14,035
14,633
14,317
2,278
2,471
2,478
2,311
110
114
96
88
1,390
1,385
1,240
1,255
94,416
96,305
97,063
96,142
Sept.
5
12
19
26
30,878
30,849
30,976
31,940
31,926
2,711
2,678
2,800
3,763
3,748
2,768
2,798
3,038
3,056
3,010
25,399
25,373
25,138
25,121
25,168
6,701
6,735
6,734
6,741
6,639
5,603
5,446
7,187
5,747
6,292
855
919
886
901
870
14,844
14,707
14,748
14,668
14,437
2,447
2,586
2,760
2,559
2,439
61
52
43
39
35
1,272
1,271
1,280
1,274
1,332
96,305
96,066
98,412
97,794
98,053
Oct.
3
10
17
24
31
31,596
31,457
31,524
32,082
3,455
3,336
3,346
3,949
2,982
2,990
3,010
2,994
25,159
25,131
25,168
25,139
6,627
6,571
6,615
6,690
5,666
7,694
6,576
5,828
896
981
874
987
14,385
14,555
14,569
14,462
2,439
2,661
2,417
2,315
53
53
58
60
1,331
1,352
1,351
1,385
97,110
99,822
98,497
98,297
Nov.
7
14
21
28
31,856
32,115
32,577
32,522
3,837
4,048
4,525
4,512
2,960
2,995
3,611
3,583
25,059
25,072
24,441
24,427
6,698
6,719
6,753
6,853
5,789
6,965
6,455
6,494
902
1,033
1,005
1,077
14,722
14,688
15,334
14,930
2,292
2,462
2,593
2,482
61
37
35
44
1,423
1,451
1,377
1,391
98,261
100,407
101,641
101,296
Dec.
5
12
19
26
1951
. . . . . ---------
201
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BANK S,
(In million!)
D em an d deposits
T o tal
dem and
and
tim e
deposits
D ate
T o tal
A djusted
Individuals,
p artn ersh ip s,
a n d corps.
S tates an d
political
subdivisions
U.S.
G o v ern m en t
In te rb an k
D om estic
U nadjusted
Certified
an d
officers'
checks
F o reig n
1951
Jan .
3
10
17
24
31
87,674
85,768
86,923
85,404
84.696
51,292
51,306
51,702
51,684
51,232
71,962
69,986
71.190
69,679
68,970
52,810
52,130
53,202
52,276
51,760
3.480
3.427
3.428
3,513
3,657
1,194
1,089
1,261
1,398
1,622
11,221
10,399
10,403
9,654
9,089
1,409
1,396 I
1.352 ,
1.347
1.353 |
1,848
1,545
1.544
1,491
1,489
F eb.
7
14
21
28
83,819
86,427
84,717
85,684
50,781
50,510
50,491
50,649
68,090
70,733
69,029
69,983
50,767
52,684
51,285
51,813
3,619
3,574
3,541
3,640
1,739
1,983
2,462
2,588
9,181
9,637
9,050
9,034
1.347 !
1,327 1
1.333
1,372 j
1.437
1,528
1,358
1,536
M ar.
7
14
21
28
84,802
87,525
86,421
85,459
50,577
51,826
50,321
49,487
69,097
71,804
70,683
69,682
51,078
53,660
51,092
50,104
3,476
3,433
3,436
3,489
2,108
1,992
4,248
4,622
9,383
9,615
9,124
8,646
1,713
1,750
1.440
1,481
Apr.
4
11
18
25
85,667
86,266
86.696
85,388
49,042
49,205
49,870
50,214
69,920
70,507
70,950
69,657
49,511
50,346
51,039
50,645
3,488
3,365
3,521
3,686
957
821
241
882
9,024
9,299
9,271
8,765
1.339 |
1.354 f
1.343 j
1.340
I
1,419
1,395 1
1.376
1.377
M ay
2
9
16
23
30
85,183
83,879
85.742
84,120
84,217
50,163
49,572
49,350
49,865
50,034
69,490
68,167
70,041
68,440
68,513
50,257
49,552
50,932
50,189
50,591
3,950
3,792
3,685
3,719
3,857
3,520
3,149
3,380
3,197
3,005
8,971
9,057
9,392
8,761 |
8,476
1.343
1.347
1,352
1.339
1.339
1,449
1.270
1,300
1,235
1,245
6
13
20
27
84,494
86,505
86.742
86,071
50,286
51,133
50,875
49,916
68,759
70,700
70,908
70.191
50,455
52,606
51,791
50,500
3,680
3,584
3,537
3,589
2,723
2,397
3,569
4,679
9,207 j
9,564 J
9,331
8,781
4
11
18
25
86,316
85,816
85,895
85,255
49,340
49,667
49,892
50.533
70,416
69,871
69,948
69.321
50,250
50,622
51,021
50,971
3.644
3.480
3,336
3,532
4,339
3,619
3,111
2,962
9,345 i
9,578 |
9,759
9,364 ;
15
22
29
85,552
84,988
86,355
85,193
84,878
50,383
50,185
49,909
50,296
50,976
69,623
69.033
70,400
69,234
68,860
50,860
50,410
51,573
50,914
51,174
3.644
3,457
3.331
3.331
3.362
2,673
2,812
3.010
2,959
2,609
9,472
9,772
10,061
9,604
9,189
1.333 1
1,342 I
1.289
1,300
i
1,293
1.290 1
1.265 ,
1.266
I
1,253 i
1,244
1,246 |
1,250 ;
1,235 1
5
12
19
26
85.332
87,173
87,824
87,152
50,584
51,420
51.357
50.533
69.321
71,160
71,778
71,071
51,479
53,473
52,801
51,696
3.331
3,236
3,247
3,300
2,082
1,548
2,833
3,747
9,802 i
10,311
10,259
9,739 1
1,228
1
1,399
1,370
1.440
1,388
O ct.
3
10
17
24
31
87,377
87.333
89,539
88,698
88,736
50,517
50,878
51,323
52,251
52,124
71.270
71,203
73,385
72,522
72,479
51,395
51,846
53,988
53,312
53,517
3,291
3,214
3,118
3,311
3.465
3,690
3.011
2,365
2,835
2,543
10,228 '
10,645 1
11,269 i
10,465
10,295
1,232 |
1.223 !
1,241 i
1.224
1.225
1.434
1,264
1,404
1,375
1.434
Nov.
7
14
21
28
87,783
90,306
89,012
88,638
52,175
52,249
52.357
53,040
71,505
74.034
72,794
72,409
53,086
55,163
54,031
53,964
3,485
3,387
3,315
3.466
1,855
1,795
2,104
2,241
10,591
11,057 J
10,505 I
10,074 !
1,218
1.239
1.252
1.226
1.270
1,393
1,587
1.438
5
12
19
26
88,308
90,562
91,815
91,263
53,204
54,243
54,822
54,059
72,065
74.270
75,499
74,863
54,047
56,209
55,996
55,493
3,378
3.363
3,391
3,410
1,427
1,200
2,016
2,319
10,406 1
10,610 I
10,920 i
10,672
1.239
1.252
1,286
1,319 I
1,568
1,636
1,890
1,650
July
A ug.
Sept.
202
\
|
I
*
|
t
j
!
!
1,222 1
1,198 ,
1,201
1,521
1,281
1,502
1,302
1,361
1,207
1,391
1,342
1.545
1,282
1,456
1,226
1,721
1,338
1,179
1,176
1,291
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEKLY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Time deposits
Total
Individ States and
uals, p art political
nerships,
subdivi
and corps.
sions
Borrowings
U. S.
Interbank
From
F. R.
Banks
ment
Domestic
Foreign
.
T ?tal
O ther
liabilities
Capital
accounts
and
capital
accounts
O ther
Date
1951
15,712
15,782
15,733
15,725
15,726
14,615
14,632
14,578
14,537
14,533
644
659
661
685
689
127
127
127
126
128
326
364
367
377
376
469
370
414
517
982
1,572
1,559
1,587
1,593
1,627
6,523
6,532
6,521
6,526
6,542
96,238
94,229
95,445
94,040
93,847
Jan.
3
10
17
24
31
15,729
15,694
15,688
15,701
14,516
14,492
14,479
14,495
712
703
706
703
127
124
126
126
374
375
377
377
825
551
478
664
1,580
1,615
1,640
1,647
6,559
6,548
6,534
6,560
92,783
95,141
93,369
94,555
Feb.
7
14
21
28
15,705
15,721
15,738
15,777
14,499
14,513
14,527
14,555
700
700
700
697
126
126
127
127
380
382
384
398
647
281
462
717
1,625
1,617
1,576
1,603
6,560
6,551
6,546
6,554
93,634
95,974
95,005
94,333
M ar.
7
14
21
28
15,747
15,759
15,746
15,731
14,555
14,556
14,524
14,519
719
727
735
728
127
127
127
128
346
349
360
356
490
215
311
416
1,583
1,625
1,650
1,681
6,571
6,583
6,582
6,590
94,311
94,689
95,239
94,075
Apr.
4
11
18
25
15,693
15,712
15,701
15,680
15,704
14,477
14,494
14,485
14,473
14,485
732
735
741
734
746
129
130
128
130
131
355
353
347
343
342
567
591
797
580
664
1,663
1,657
1,668
1,704
1,714
6,618
6,629
6,626
6,630
6,612
94,031
92,756
94,833
93,034
93,207
May
2
9
16
23
30
15,735
15,805
15,834
15,880
14,514
14,585
14,613
14,661
749
747
745
743
132
132
135
135
340
341
341
341
257
358
398
500
1,729
1,701
1,660
1,666
6,629
6,664
6,675
6,689
93,109
95,228
95,475
94,926
June
6
13
20
27
15,900
15,945
15,947
15,934
14,646
14,684
14,692
14,677
740
742
737
738
135
140
140
140
379
379
378
379
440
612
708
383
1,619
1,597
1,606
1,632
6,699
6,701
6,698
6,705
95,074
94,726
94,907
93,975
July
4
11
18
25
15,929
15,955
15,955
15,959
16,018
14,673
14,690
14,685
14,708
14,741
740
742
743
733
751
138
139
143
143
143
378
384
384
375
383
627
457
634
551
602
1,626
1,669
1,718
1,700
1,730
6,728
6,737
6,714
6,718
6,726
94,533
93,851
95,421
94,162
93,936
Aug.
1
8
15
22
29
16,011
16,013
16,046
16,081
14,736
14,736
14,761
14,795
746
740
737
734
145
147
148
147
384
390
400
405
540
631
785
518
1,795
1,763
1,714
1,721
6,749
6,738
6,740
6,751
94,416
96,305
97,063
96,142
Sept.
5
12
19
26
16,107
16,130
16,154
16,176
16,257
14,831
14,847
14,874
14,878
14,958
728
726
723
720
719
149
151
152
151
152
399
406
405
427
428
450
210
324
502
644
1,710
1,758
1,788
1,805
1,840
6,768
6,765
6,761
6,789
6,833
96,305
96,066
98,412
97,794
98,053
Oct.
3
10
17
24
31
16,278
16,272
16,218
16,229
14,971
14,963
14,918
14,915
718
719
706
720
156
157
157
157
433
433
437
437
628
770
739
870
1,867
1,921
1,928
1,950
6,832
6,825
6,818
6,839
97,110
99,822
98,497
98,297
Nov.
7
14
21
28
16,243
16,292
16,316
16,400
14,939
14,986
15,022
15,104
716
724
714
715
161
163
163
163
427
419
417
418
1,093
974
957
1,177
2,022
2,039
2,042
2,019
6,838
6,832
6,827
6,837
98,261
100,407
101,641
101,296
Dec.
5
12
19
26
_
203
BANKS
LJEJ
4.1 ASSETS AND
A. M EM BER BANK S,
(In millions
Loans
Loans and
investments
F o r purchasing o r carrying
securities
Total
Com
mercial,
indus
trial,
and ag
ricul
tural
To brokers and
dealers
Total
Total
ad
justed
A d
justed
2
9
16
23
30
75,131
74,645
75,141
74,516
74,946
74,566
74,009
74,410
73,995
74,123
34,951
34,539
34,756
34,396
34,280
35,516
35,175
35,487
34,917
35,103
21,588
21,433
21,605
21,449
21.320
313
178
129 I
86
109
6
13
20
27
74,682
74,598
74,418
74,449
74,144
74,019
73,862
73,758
34,318
34,331
34,430
34,358
34,856
34,910
34,986
35,049
21,271
21,307
21,311
21,322
5
12
19
26
74,339
74,561
74.844
74,659
73,569
73,916
74,326
74,261
34,335
34,537
34,812
34,668
35,105
35,182
35,330
35,066
2
9
16
23
30
74,024
73.844
74,029
74,004
74,265
73,482
73,289
73,625
73,595
73,824
34,623
34,545
34,649
34,711
34,701
7
14
21
28
74,095
74,157
74,290
74,774
73,713
73,675
74,785
74,309
4
11
18
25
74,657
74,882
75,928
76,344
2
9
16
23
30
U.S.
Govt.
securi
ties
To
others
Real
Loans I All
estate I to
| other
| banks I
M em o:
val
uation
reserves
Other
securi
ties
U.S.
Govt.
securi
ties
1,034
949
1,031
883
867
121
114
113
103
108
573
571
568
565
565 !
108
140
258
179
984
897
905
106
107
103
104
563
565
567
563
5,735
5,747
5,736
5,729
538 f 6,101
579 i 6,100
556 j 6,109
6,106
691
550
550
551
550
21,324
21,404
21,642
21,537
185
241
238
166
904
940
972
971
105
105
105
104
562
565
564
565
5,719
5,720
5,723
5,730
770
645
518
398 1
6,090
6,116
6,123
6,153
554
554
555
558
35,165
35,100
35,053
35,120
35,142
21,345
21,221
21,221
21,044 I
20 966 I
207
266
315
476
539
1,078
1,069
1,110
1,166
1,165
119
107
107
106
97
567
566
572
573
572
5,735
5,736
5,756
5,758
5,753
542
6,130
555 1 6,137
404
6,125
409
6,144
441
6,166
558
557
557
556
557
34,648
34,634
34,560
34,770
35,030
35,116
35,065
35,235
20,892 I
20,874
20,800 1
20,697
597
561
457
656
1,118
1,136
1,185
1,238
95
97
98
96
572
572
572
571
5,756
5,765
5,760
5,771
382 ! 6,175
482 1 6,186
505
6,246
465
6,299
557
557
558
558
74,274
74,460
75,305
75,712
34,626
34,637
35,018
35,317
35,009
35,059
35,641
35,949
20,591
20,687
20,946 I
20,955
571
536
560
724
1,283
1,185
1,227
1,306
96
95
105
106
567
564
557
559
5,768
5,778
5,787
5,806
383 , 6,308
422 ! 6,350
623
6,395
632
6,42(1
558
558
559
559
78,448
77,676
77,596
77,149
77,078
77,686
77,092
76,924
76,724
76,682
36,103
35,668
35,475
35,408
35,320
36,865
36,252
36,147
35,833
35,716
1,386
20,738
1,039
20,750
813
20,808
730
20,799
626
20,756 I
1,421
1,343
1.316
1,316
1,373
226
217
215
200
157
574
570
571
571
571
5,812
5,822
5,825
5,839
5,850
762
584
672
425 i
396
6,507
6,488
6,491
6,517
6,552
561
561
564
564
565
6
13
20
27
76.605
76,534
76,288
76,440
76,007
75,899
75,646
75,818
35,338
35,284
35,183
35,354
35,936
35,919
35,825
35,976
20,834
20,900
20,978
21,108
383
317
260
282
1,525
1,456
1,243
1,221
149
140
135
137
578
574
654
655
5,860
5,882
5,890
5,897
598
635
642 ,
622
6,574
6,580
6,589
6,621
565
565
566
567
3
10
17
24
76,130
76,250
76,960
76,488
75,515
75,661
76,091
75,795
35,472
35,734
36,038
36.004
36,087
36,323
36,907
36,697
21,200
21,419
21,692
21,782
246
266
234
164
1,225
1,207
1,230
1,145
139
133
136
135
662
656
646
649
5,911
5,946
5,953
5,963
615
589
869
693 |
6,656
6,675
6,715
6,733
567
568
568
567
1
8
15
22
29
76,723
78,349
78.606
77,909
77,954
75,896
77,671
77,804
77,359
77,333
36,254
36.535
36,891
36,866
37.018
37,081
37,213
37.693
37,416
37,639
21,854
21,990
22,236
22,333
22,457
184
274
294
259
271
1,238
1,281
1,300
1,206
1,173
132
130
129
118
116
646
645
650
649
635
5,977
5,986
6,006
6,020
6,032
827 i 6,789
678 j 6,798
802
6,847
550
6,852
6,904
621
566
569
571
571
570
5
12
19
26
77,995
77,971
78,081
79,447
77,565
77,525
77,582
78,986
37,364
37,675
37,817
38.004
37,794
38,121
38,316
38,465 I
22,670
22,911
23,043
23,058
379
395
368
508
1,153
1,187
1,194
1,200
116
112
110
112
632
631
632
629
6,035
6,061
6,078
6,078
430 j 6,951
446
6,950
499 | 6,965
461
6,993
572
572
573
574
3
10
17
24
31
79,248
79,338
79,977
79,803
79,486
78,815
78,915
79,344
79,285
79,335
38.019
38,290
38.535
38,785
38,953
38,452 I 23,130
38.693 23.321
39,168 23,423
39,303 23,494 I
39,104 23,390
431
422
480
552
709
1,181
1,197
1,226
1,232
1,293
110
113
116
126
153
624
626
644
653
654
6,081
6,085
6,073
6,096
6,095
433
7,039
423
7,082
633 I 7,151
518
7,201
151 1 7,253
577
576
578
569
594
204
915
Other
securi
ties
5,733
5,737
5,744
5,750
.5 ,7 4 5
565
636
731
521
823 '
I
6,132
6,103
6,111 ;
6,103
6,114
543
546
545
548
548
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Investments
Balances with—
U. S. Governn ncnt securit ies
Certif
icates
Notes
and
bonds
O ther
securities
Cash
items
in
process
o f col
lection
C ur
rency
and
coin
Reserves
with
F.R .
Banks
D o
mestic
banks
Foreign
banks
O ther
assets
Total
assets
D ate
Total
Bills
32,682
32,541
32,756
32,649
32,900
4,193
4,148
4,296
4,169
4,393
3,651
3,613
3,663
3,714
3,760
24,838
24,780
24,797
24,766
24,747
6,933
6,929
6,898
6,950
6,943
7,929
5,537
6,812
5,612
5,581
1,002
991
925
920
926
15,043
15,078
15,166
15,428
14,935
2,963
2,674
2,801
2,698
2,415
48
57
56
51
46
1,420
1,415
1,436
1,437
1,469
103,536
100,397
102,337
100,662
100,318
Jan.
2
9
16
23
30
32,833
32,651
32,431
32,357
4,302
4,108
3,905
3,920
3,812
3,857
3,902
3,868
24,719
24,686
24,624
24,569
6,993
7,037
7,001
7,043
5,298
7,467
6,067
5,985
868
964
909
944
14,935
14,962
14,909
14,659
2,329
2,519
2,402
2,392
43
42
44
37
1,477
1,492
1,520
1,548
99,632
102,044
100,269
100,014
Feb.
6
13
20
27
32,173
32,312
32,416
32,420
3,822
4,018
4,195
4,152
3,762
3,744
3,773
3,783
24,589
24,550
24,448
24,485
7,061
7,067
7,098
7,173
5,601
6,540
6,076
5,679
852
920
896
905
14,660
14,687
15,722 ,
15,147
2,376
2,499
2,787
2,726
40
35
37
38
1,552
1,547
1,440
1,439
99,420
100,789
101,802
100,593
M ar.
5
12
19
26
31,604
31,454
31,690
31,671
31,917
3,465
3,341
3,578
3,494
3,688
3,675
3,636
3,675
3,709
3,752
24,464
24,477
24,437
24,468
24,477
7,255
7,290
7,286
7,213
7,206
5,865
5,481
6,990
6,189
6,391
839
896
886
895
865
14,644
14,552
15,067
14,848
14,901
2,692
2,398
2,541
2,292
2,320
40
41
37
40
36
1,470
1,454
1,456
1,446
1,465
99,574
98 666
101,006
99,714
100,243
Apr.
2
9
16
23
30
31,845
31,854
32,035
32,174
3,477
3,445
3,532
3,601
3,801
3,779
3,793
3,796
24,567
24,630
24,710
24,777
7,220
7,187
7,190
7,365
5,406
6,603
6,281
6,096
870
931
884
960
14,936
14,859
15,106
14,770
2,286
2,475
2,333
2,334
41
43
40
36
1,464
1,464
1,473
15,04
99,098
100,532
100,407
100,474
May
7
14
21
28
32,359
32,504
32,850
32,934
3,738
3,907
4,072
4,ltl
3,763
3,756
3,766
3,723
24,858
24,841
25,012
25,100
7,289
7,319
7,437
7,461
6,089
6,196
7,084
6.261
957
1,012
963
997
14,848
14,838
15,959
14,959
2,340
2,399
2,572
2,388
44
41
39
40
1,525
1,515
1,422
1,428
100,460
100,883
103,967
102,417
June
4
(1
18
25
34,044
33,820
33,862
33,719
33,726
3,789
3,472
3,540
3,419
3,366
3,954
3,904
3,855
3,799
3,763
26,301
26,444
26,467
26,501
26,597
7,539
7,604
7,587
7,597
7,636
6,932
6,012
6,898
5,810
5,839
920
993
942
955
978
15,047
15,140
15,215
15,157
15,309
2,565
2,436
2,518
2,348
2,280
38
31
35
31
31
1,417
1,403
1,412
1,412
1,447
105,367
103,691
104,616
102,862
102,962
July
2
9
16
23
30
33,040
32,951
32,808
33,683
2,892
2,840
2,810
2,753
3 548
3,512
3,424
3,403
26,600
26,599
26,574
26,527
7,629
7,664
7,655
7,781
5,384
6,370
5,836
5,514
909
964
924
979
15,013
14,895
15,093
14,683
2,381
2,483
2,371
2,286
31
37
39
38
1,458
1,461
1,448
1,478
101,781
102,744
101,999
101,418
Aug.
6
13
20
27
32,368
32,223
32,360
32,127
2,625
2,530
2,830
2,632
3,268
3,208
3,126
3,121
26,475
26,485
26,404
26,374
7,675
7,704
7,693
7,664
6,032
6,121
7,357
5,860
938
995
926
953
14,578
15,022
15,610
15,312
2,346
2,398
2,755
2,685
45
33
38
35
1,500
1,514
1,398
1,411
101,569
102,333
105,044
102,744
Sept.
3
10
17
24
32,018
33,534
33,315
32,893
32,819
2,568
4,158
4,049
3,714
3,681
2,666
2,584
2,543
2,474
2,482
26,784
26,792
26,723
26,705
26,656
7,624
7,602
7,598
7,600
7,496
7,072
6,071
8,927
6,611
6,209
896
930
956
948
1,001
14,850
14,917
15,195
15,407
15,171
2,424
2,410
2,726
2,435
2,369
37
37
37
39
43
1,432
1,406
1,379
1,398
1,429
103,434
104,120
107,826
104,747
104,176
Oct.
1
8
15
22
29
32,745
32,480
32,321
33,517
3,622
3,428
3,390
4,574
2,463
2,468
2,490
2,467
26,660
26,584
26,441
26,476
7,456
7,370
7,444
7,465
7,222
8,381
7,083
6,928
928
1,044
969
986
14,998
15,067
15,293
15,595
2,441
2,579
2,553
2,392
39
37
39
35
1,470
1,473
1,486
1,505
105,093
106,552
105,504
106,888
Nov.
5
12
19
26
33,420
33,290
33,396
33,091
32,967
4,545
4,495
4,568
4,336
4,163
2,488
2,470
2,474
2,453
2,467
26,387
26,325
26,354
26,302
26,337
7,376
7,355
7,413
7,409
7,415
6,395
6,566
7,308
7,251
8,812
987
1,084
1,084
966
1,013
15,553
15,491
15,676
15,792
14,549
2,414
2,395
2,618
2,524
3,079
38
39
30
55
73
1,533
1,551
1,464
1,460
1,469
106,168
106,464
108,157
107,851
108,481
Dec.
3
10
17
24
31
1952
205
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In millions
Demand deposits.
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
Date
Total
Adjusted
Individuals,
U.S.
States and '
.[partnerships. I political
j Government i
and corps. I subdivisions
Unadjusted
Interbank
Domestic
j
Foreign
Certified
and
officers'
checks
1952
Jan.
2
9
16
23
30
94,158
90,854
92,751
91,288
90,519
54,098
54,429
55,277
55,327
55,041
77,463
74,102
76,043
74,560
73,774
56,271
55,079
57,020
55,959
55,504
3,632
3,499
3,544
3,590
3,747
2,257
1,631
1,269
1,368
1,671
11,831
11,212
11,393
10,979
10,220
1,348
1,293
1,292
1,274
1 , 261
2,124
1,388
1,525
1,390
1,371
Feb.
6
13
20
27
90,010
91,93!
90,318
89,963
54,220
53,811
53,269
53,387
73,218
75,119
73,485
73,085
54,373
55,997
54,163
54,335
3,777
3,709
3,583
3,651
2,133
2,334
2,881
2,585
10,327
10,288
10,027
9,899
1,240
1,219
1,241
1,229
1,368
1,572
1,590
1,386
Mar.
5
12
19
26
89,242
90,826
92,356
91,242
53,329
54,114
53,702
52,615
7 2 ,3 13
73,817
75,345
74,220
53,931
55,610
54,832
53,177
3,538
3,459
3,422
3,581
1,977
1,708
3 r 616
4,491
10,160
10,215
10,704
10,182
1,246
1,240
1,247
1,253
1,461
1,585
1,524
1,536
Apr.
2
9
16
23
30
90,126
89,108
91,158
89,660
90,346
51,856
51,883
52,523
52,863
53,026
73,109
72,074
74,120
72,620
73,274
52,409
52,287
54,262
53,354
53,608
3,763
3,640
3,719
3,820
4,123
3,715
3,381
3,169
2,922
3,221
10,422
10,046
10,176
9,377
9,373
1,251
1,283
1,262
1,269
1,263
1,549
1,437
1,532
1,878
1,686
May
7
14
2!
28
88,828
90,498
90,532
90,340
52,599
52,662
52,881
53,565
71,731
73,387
73,377
73,126
52,489
53,926
53,470
53,840
4,065
3,957
3,919
4,067
2,735
2,957
3,474
2,945
9,749
9,943
9,459
9,219
1,242
1,222
1,282
1,301
1,451
1,382
1,773
1,754
June
4
11
18
25
90,238
90,734
93,821
92,607
53,216
53,905
54,637
53,575
72,995
73,456
76,516
75,263
53,913
55,069
56,039
53,975
3,854
3,643
3,615
3,857
2,731
2,283
3,233
4,465
9,666
9,811
10,302
9,680
1,293
1,261
1,260
1,282
1,538
1,389
2,067
2,004
July
2
9
16
23
30
95,289
93,592
94,158
92,602
92,432
52,409
52,451
52,707
53,166
53,479
77,923
76,235
76,790
75,208
75,040
53,509
53,143
54,620
53,874
53,879
3,749
3,697
3,489
3,538
3,750
6,995
6,187
5,691
5,255
4,860
10,322
10,310
10,248
9,732
9,541
1,265
1,275
1,246
1,245
1,321
2,083
1,623
1,496
1,564
1 ,689
Aug.
6
13
20
27
91,502
92,552
91,613
91,169
52,571
52,544
52,468
53,116
74,107
75,145
74,214
73,742
52,867
54,056
53,396
53,838
3,772
3,510
3,497
3,512
4,712
4,522
4,634
4,130
10,099
10,350
9,963
9,693
1,341
1,359
1,313
1,289
1,316
1,348
1,411
1,280
Sept.
3
10
17
24
91,203
92,008
94,987
92,829
52,982
53,634
53,932
52,990
73,744
74,506
77,470
75,266
53,941
54,923
56,098
54,042
3,609
3,497
3,407
3,386
3,186
2,839
3,675
4,533
10,197
10,587
11,214
10,565
1,347
1,325
1,292
1,318
1,464
1,335
1,784
1,422
Oct.
1
8
15
22
29
93,120
93,507
97,338
94,133
93,449
53,024
52,880
53,368
53,948
54,314
75,515
75,837
79,658
76,425
75,714
54,526
53,910
57,203
55,605
55,508
3,568
3,427
3,339
3,486
3,614
3,601
4,737
4,473
3,739
3,487
10,478
10,805
11,538
10,768
10,338
1,340
1,344
1,352
1,359
1,366
2,002
1,614
1,753
1,468
1,401
Nov.
5
12
19
26
94,034
95,618
94,547
95,876
53,760
54,042
53,956
54,688
76,211
77,789
76,745
78,054
55,633
57,100
55,810
56,306
3,736
3,581
3,529
3,604
3,100
2,966
3,379
4,751
10,792
11,043
10,999
10,352
1,337
1,357
1,328
1,335
1,613
1,742
1,700
1,706
Dec.
3
10
17
24
31
95,161
95,298
97,465
96,628
98,974
55,125
55,866
56,566
55,448
55,373
77,340
77,439
79,540
78,651
80,855
56,171
57,222
58,576
57,446
58,264
3,610
3,507
3,512
3,579
3,798
3,836
3,007
3,109
3,544
3,567
10,643
10,655
11,194
11,038
11,693
1,341
1,345
1,363
1,370
1,410
1,739
1,703
1,786
1,674
2,123
206
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Borrowings
Time deposits
Total
Individ States and
uals, part political
subdivi
nerships,
sions
and corps.
U . S.
ment
Interbank
Domestic
From
F. R.
Banks
Foreign
Other
Other
liabilities
Capital
accounts
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
1
D ate
1952
16,695
16,752
16,708
16,728
16,745
15,404
15,451
15,412
15,427
15,429
716
725
725
727
733
162
164
156
163
166
413
412
415
411
417
500
658
706
450
825
1,955
1,954
1,959
1,998
2,030
6,923
6,931
6,921
6,926
6,944
103,536
100,397
102,337
100,662
100,318
Jan.
2
9
16
23
30
16,792
16,812
16,833
16,878
15,466
15,486
15,486
15,528
745
746762
766
165
166
169
169
416
414
416
415
654
1,088
911
959
2,010
2,059
2,090
2,123
6,958
6,966
6,950
6,969
99,632
102,044
100,269
100,014
Feb.
6
13
20
27
16,929
17,009
17,011
17,022
15,578
15,656
15,659
15,664
762
763
761
764
171
170
170
170
418
420
421
424
1,035
902
485
355
2,167
2,084
1,981
2,004
6,976
6,977
6,980
6,992
99,420
100,789
101,802
100,593
M ar.
5
12
19
26
17,017
17,034
17,038
17,040
17,072
15,641
15,660
15,669
15,677
15,700
769
771
770
768
772
169
170
172
171
172
438
433
427
424
428
465
571
851
1,059
872
1,974
1,971
1,984
1,977
1,975
7,009
7,016
7,013
7,018
7,050
99,574
98,666
101,006
99,714
100,243
Apr.
2
9
16
23
30
17,097
17,111
17,155
17,214
15,728
15,726
15,766
15,813
768
784
782
785
173
171
175
175
428
430
432
441
1,210
954
799
1,021
1,988
2,015
2,013
2,034
7,072
7,065
7,063
7,079
99,098
100,532
100,407
100,474
May
7
14
21
28
17,243
17,278
17,305
17,344
15,842
15,867
15,892
15,939
779
775
775
767
174
176
175
178
1,095
1,062
1,059
717
2,037
1,998
2,000
1,999
7,090
7,089
7,087
7,094
100,460
100,883
103,967
102,417
June
4
11
18
25
17,366
17,357
17,368
17,394
17,392
15,947
15,934
15,928
15,951
15,947
768
770
781
783
784
179
179
182
182
186
448
460
463
460 ....................
472
474
477
478
475
1,025
1,104
1,436
1,216
1,499
1,945
1,896
1,939
1,947
1,927
7,108
7,099
7,083
7,097
7,104
105,367
103,691
104,616
102,862
102,962
July
2
9
16
23
30
17,395
17,407
17,399
17,427
15,973
15,973
15,965
15,984
778
777
772
771
183
189
189
190
461
468
473
482
1,202
1,106
1,281
1,139
1,952
1,963
1,985
1,983
7,125
7,123
7,120
7,127
101,781
102,744
101,999
101,418
Aug.
6
13
20
27
17,459
17,502
17,517
17,563
16,012
16,046
16,066
16,108
770
772
764
764
190
188
193
192
487
496
494
499
1,254
1,166
892
709
1,960
2,012
2,023
2,058
7,152
7,147
7,142
7,148
101,569
102,333
105,044
102,744
S ept
3
10
17
24
17,605
17,670
17,680
17,708
17,735
16,144
16,212
16,220
16,249
16,266
761
752
744
742
743
190
191
191
191
189
510
515
525
526
537
1,071
1,376
1,229
1,345
1,405
2,066
2,049
2,078
2,084
2,119
7,177
7,188
7,181
7,185
7,203
103,434
104,120
107,826
104,747
104,176
Oct.
1
8
15
22
29
17,823
17,829
17,802
17,822
16,342
16,327
16,272
16,295
747
748
754
751
192
194
195
195
542
560
581
581
1,718
1,618
1,634
1,632
2,117
2,091
2,116
2,163
7,224
7,225
7,207
7,217
105,093
106,552
105,504
106,888
Nov.
5
12
19
26
17,821
17,859
17,925
17,977
18,119
16,289
16,324
16,385
16,440
16,569
756
756
764
764
763
196
195
195
196
201
580
584
581
577
586
1,626
1,756
1,296
1,824
145
2,143
2,190
2,174
2,165
2,104
7,238
7,220
7,222
7,234
7,258
106,168
106,464
108,157
107,851
108,481
Dec.
3
10
17
24
31
207
BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In millions
Loans
Loans and
investments
Total
Total
Total
ad
justed
Ad
justed
N et
Com
mercial,
indus
trial,
and ag
ricul
tural
F or purchasing or carrying
securities
To brokers and
dealers
U.S.
Other
Govt,
securisecuri- ;
ties
1
|
To
others
Real
estate
All
other
Loans
to
j banks
j
U.S. I Other
G ovt. | securisccuri- | ties
ties
M em o:
| valI1 uation
| reserves
i
7
14
21
28
79,095
78,955
78,728
78,313
78,645
78,417
78,103
77,833
38,445
38,227
38,165
38,207
38,895
38,765
38,790
38.687
23,159
23,188
23,087
23,011
468
283
257
331
1,271
1,179
1,195
1,212
137
132
136
134
657
659
663
665
6,094 I
6,106
6,104
6,120
450
538
625
480
7,260
7,281
7,324
7,335
601
601
601
601
4
11
18
25
77,958
77.878
78,014
77,711
77,593
77,483
77,283
77,003
38,235
38,290
38.161
38,067
38,600
38.685
38,892
38,775
22,952
22,989
22,881
22,869
408
426
351
287
1.178
1.179
1,204
1,172
132
135 I
134
134 I
678
666 I
665
661
6.121
6.122
6,135
6,147
365
395
731
708
7,369
7,377
7,395
7,405
603
604
604
608
4
11
18
25
77,534
77,844
78,010
77.808
76,965
77,455
77,395
77,032
38,201
38.584
38.826
38,812
38,770
38,973
39,441
39,588
22,922
23.139
23,418
23,337
1,482
1,589
1,505
1,513
796
791
792
792
6,156 *
6,167
6,159
6,173
569
389
615 |
776 :
7,455 I
7,507
7,561
7,607
610
609
609
610
1
8
15
22
29
76,827
76,882
76,925
76.412
76.301
76.050
76,423
76.493
75,919
75,690
38,870
39,049
39.162
38,884
38.826
39,647
39.508
39,594
39,377
39,437
23,269
23,297
23,287
23,156
23.133
1,561
1,703
1,756
1,612
1,540
808
797
807
796
789
6,176 j
6,180
6,210
6,206 !
6.214 j
777
459
432
493
611
7,665
7,681
7,711
7,723
7,760
609
609
609
609
610
6
13
20
27
76,238
75.809
76,017
75.879
75,685
75,435
75,136
75,009
38,955
38,889
38,804
38,671
39.508
39,263
39.685
39,541
23.139
23,083
22.965
22,836
1,633
1,574
1,625
1,564
796
802
789
784
6.214 i
6,227 j
6,246
6,260 I
553
374
881
870
7,784
7,812
7,789 I
7,838 :
611
609
610
611
3
10
17
24
75,981
76,466
76,640
76,065
75.051
75.597
76,023
75,355
38,509
38,797
39.037
38,733
39,439
39,666
39,654
39,443
22,690
22,732
22,985
22,797
1,547
1.762
1,716
1,567
779
767
769
746
6,257
6,274
6,293
6,304 <
930
869
617
710
7,847
7,872
7,893
7,938
611
610
619
619
1
8
15
22
29
76,545
76,067
80,048
79,992
79,606
75.597
75,300
79,620
79,337
79,160
38,701
38,599
38,840
38,968
38,935
39.649
39,366
39.268
39,623
39,381
22,585
22,590
22,651
22,671
22,643
1,719
1,603
1,764
1,863
1,830
755
747
751
764
763
6,302 j
6,306
6.322
6.322
6,326
948
767
428
655
446
7,960
7,973
7.972
7,967
7,992
620
620
620
619
619
5
12
19
26
79,870
79,814
79,349
79.301
79,200
79,133
78,738
78,647
39,141
39.282
39,123
39,033
39,811
39,963
39,734
39.687
22,799
22,912
22,940
22,891
1,878
1,882
1,714
1,666
740
746
745
735
6,321
6,343
6,348
6,358
670
681
611
654
8,022
8,020
7,997
8,005
619
621
621
622
2
9
16
23
30
79.385
79,138
79,482
78,916
78.901
78,623
78.493
78,805
78,087
78,499
39,305
39,454
39.584
39,113
39,303
40,067
40,099
40,261
39,942
39,705
22.965
22,957
23,295
23,035
23,103
1,850
2,017
1,802
1,615
1.763
732
731
737
729
726
6,365
6,372
6,383
6,392
6.397
762
645
677 I
829
402
8,016
7,999
7,988
7,963
7,935
623
622
621
621
621
7
14
21
28
79,115
78.902
79,072
79,538
78.343
78,246
78,222
78,732
39,402
39,381
39,079
39,488
40,174
40,037
39,929
40,294
23,146
23,201
23,112
23,301
1,792
1,696
1,460
1,663
734
732
728
724
6.398
6,418
6,425
6,438
772
656
850
806
7,953
7,955
7.975
7,983
621
621
621
621
4
11
18
25
79.413
80,494
80,540
80,371
78,858
79,759
79,822
79,810
39,669
39,915
39,793
39,649
40,224
40.650
40,511
40,210
23,315
23,340
23,377
23,205
1,847
2,003
1,861
1,869
720
773
755
762
6,427
6,445
6.457
6,462
555
735
718
561
7,982
7.975
7,965
7,971
622
621
622
620
2
9
16
80,522
80.386
81,058
80,896
81.302
79,819
79,662
80.344
80,226
80,656
39,565
39,587
39,846
40.037
40,374
40.268
40,311
40,560
40,707
41,020
23.134
23,081
23,130
23,361
23,380
1,877
1,947
2,135
2,016
2,248
748
753
757
827
S68
6,449
6.458
6,473
6,461
6,481
703
724
714
670
646
7,978
7,970
7.973
7,995
8,019
621
622
622
623
622
208
3
!
I
,
I
I
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES—Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Investments
Balances with—
U. S. G overnn lent securit ies
C ertif
icates
Notes
and
bonds
O ther
securities
Cash
items
in
process
o f col
lection
C ur
rency
and
coin
Reserves
with
F.R .
Banks
D o
mestic
banks
Fbreign
banks
O ther
assets
Total
assets
Date
Total
Bills
32
32
32
32
841
740
453
143
4,152
4,082
3,925
3,710
2,452
2,482
2,474
2,458
26,237
26,176
26,054
25,975
7,359
7,450
7,485
7,483
6,091
7,241
6,673
5,891
1,018
1,017
953
978
15,353
15,111
15,225
15,110
2,445
2,606
2,544
2,344
58
53
54
53
1,461
1,467
1,461
1,472
105,521
106,450
105,638
104,161
Jan.
7
14
21
28
31
31
31
31
885
729
535
478
3,464
3,281
3,224
3,156
2,496
2,567
2,299
2,271
25,925
25,881
26,012
26,051
7,473
7,464
7,587
7,458
5,794
6,637
6,843
6,805
902
956
929
992
15,146
14,917
14,879
14,701
2,307
2,321
2,487
2,410
60
58
56
40
1,508
1,525
1,499
1,509
103,675
104,292
104,707
104,168
Feb.
4
11
18
25
31
31
31
30
276
328
014
650
3,010
3,144
2,855
2,595
2,234
2,218
2,239
2,169
26,032
25,966
25,920
25,886
7,488
7,543
7,555
7,570
6,294
6,566
7,111
6,289
904
953
935
931
14,711
14,850
15,452
14,832
2,351
2,386
2,516
2,318
40
43
42
45
1,547
1,559
1,421
1,448
103,381
104,201
105,487
103,671
M ar.
4
11
18
25
29
29
29
29
29
547
736
622
384
249
1,701
1,852
1,832
1,659
1,583
2,115
2,158
2,115
2,062
2,038
25,731
25,726
25,675
25,663
25,628
7,633
7,638
7,709
7,651
7,615
6,689
6,920
7,843
6,339
6,232
883
924
916
931
973
14,038
14,320
14,574
14,266
14,247
2,635
2,291
2,508
2,372
2,324
46
45
42
41
43
1,466
1,469
1,473
1,455
1,485
102,584
102,851
104,281
101,816
101,605
Apr.
1
8
15
22
29
29
29
28
28
185
040
822
775
1,539
1,510
1,422
1,443
2,011
1,961
1,970
1,971
25,635
25,569
25,430
25,361
7,545
7,506
7,510
7,563
5,883
7,029
6,472
5,951
892
977
924
973
14,480
14,578
14,471
14,496
2,308
2,365
2,379
2,328
51
50
40
40
1,499
1,494
1,489
1,501
101,351
102,302
101,792
101,168
May
6
13
20
27
29
29
29
29
144
383
528
211
2,043
2,276
2,604
2,327
1,850
1,843
2,044
2,040
25,251
25,264
24,880
24,844
7,398
7,417
7,458
7,411
6,038
6,379
7,248
6,137
893
955
931
965
14,537
14,860
15,505
14,872
2,347
2,604
2,822
2,652
44
47
43
45
1,512
1,514
1,392
1,407
101,352
102,825
104,581
102,143
June
3
10
17
24
29
29
33
32
32
501
262
326
911
705
2,514
2,309
3,085
2,956
2,855
2,090
2,095
5,227
5,030
4,985
24,897
24,858
25,014
24,925
24,865
7,395
7,439
7,454
7,458
7,520
7,467
5,860
8,028
6,201
5,884
887
936
935
937
977
14,558
14,484
14,124
14,585
14,394
2,672
2,476
2,919
2,446
2,315
48
45
41
38
43
1,402
1,386
1,397
1,410
1,440
103,579
101,254
107,492
105,609
104,659
July
1
8
15
22
29
32
32
32
32
536
333
098
005
2,820
2,667
2,492
2,433
4,904
4,813
4,775
4,729
24,812
24,853
24,831
24,843
7,523
7,518
7,517
7,609
5,907
6,753
6,340
5,791
881
949
926
957
14,385
14,333
14,446
14,364
2,346
2,481
2,444
2,354
43
40
43
45
1,458
1,473
1,469
1,495
104,890
105,843
105,017
104,307
Aug.
5
12
19
26
31
31
31
31
31
797
512
604
393
663
2,289
2,106
2,237
2,034
2,317
4,705
4,691
5,607
5,591
5,522
24,803
24,715
23,760
23,768
23,824
7,521
7,527
7,617
7,581
7,533
6,034
6,402
8,117
6,619
7,391
899
954
950
965
936
14,139
13,929
14,383
14,186
14,212
2,441
2,513
2,756
2,632
2,604
38
40
43
46
50
1,542
1,533
1,472
1,459
1,512
104,478
104,509
107,203
104,823
105,606
Sept.
2
9
16
23
30
31
31
31
31
359
319
588
795
2,097
2,013
2,222
2,388
5,446
5,438
5,477
5,502
23,816
23,868
23,889
23,905
7,582
7,546
7,555
7,449
6,401
8,292
6,819
6,545
925
1,018
954
1,004
14,094
14,254
14,272
14,160
2,516
2,805
2,650
2,617
48
45
42
47
1,488
1,467
1,470
1,515
104,587
106,783
105,279
105,426
Oct.
7
14
21
28
31
32
32
32
652
448
605
745
2,236
2,152
2,308
2,399
5,485
5,424
5,460
5,401
23,931
24,872
24,837
24,945
7,537
7,396
7,424
7,416
6,979
6,932
7,506
6,764
948
1,002
985
975
14,483
14,280
14,749
14,604
2,493
2,559
2,659
2,483
53
51
46
42
1,520
1,529
1,581
1,599
105,889
106,847
108,066
106,838
Nov.
4
11
18
25
32
32
33
32
*2
792
668
036
696
800
2,394
2,350
2,745
2,489
2,569
5,399
5,363
5,348
5,344
5,303
24,999
24,955
24,943
24,863
24,928
7,462
7,407
7,462
7,493
7,482
6,769
6,384
7,570
7,037
7,733
982
1,089
1 ,067
1 ,034
1,066
14,235
14,494
14,821
14,665
14,701
2,568
2,424
2,779
2,709
2,972
49
46
48
59
66
1,639
1,660
1,539
1,540
1,569
106,764
106.483
108,882
107,940
109,409
Dec.
2
9
16
23
30
1953
209
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA N K S,
(In millions
Demand deposits
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
Date
Total
Adjusted
Individuals,
partnerships,
and corps.
States and
political
subdivisions
U.S.
Government
Unadjusted
Interbank
Domestic
Foreign
Certified
and
officers'
checks
1953
Jun.
7
14
21
28
94,673
95,785
95,048
93,349
55,211
55,602
55,738
55,546
76,600
77,738
76,987
75,271
56,035
57,471
57,108
56,112
3,689
3,625
3,735
3,894
2,744
2,214
2,227
2,362
11,197
11,353
11,022
10,158
1,357
1,328
1,327
1,314
1,578
1,747
1,568
1,431
Feb.
4
11
18
25
92,730
93,390
93,972
93,410
54,589
54,349
53,771
53,811
74,628
75,263
75,825
75,216
54,980
55,455
55,298
55,342
3,945
3,942
3,766
3,790
2,684
2,846
3,514
3,309
10,255
10,165
10,426
10,011
1,306
1,266
1,271
1,280
1,458
1,589
1,550
1,484
M ar.
4
11
18
25
92,716
93,247
94,685
92,999
53,876
54,841
54,479
53,275
74,446
74,948
76,378
74,683
54,819
56,317
5 6 ,t43
54,165
3,790
3,628
3,665
3,659
2,762
2,089
3,020
4,170
10,221
10,087
10,409
9,643
1,293
1,365
1,359
1,306
1,561
1,462
1,782
1,740
Apr.
1
8
15
22
29
92,106
92,284
93,710
91,249
91,008
51,802
52,723
53,542
53,897
54,176
73,827
73,905
75,351
72,854
72,585
52,785
53,751
55,717
54,765
54,608
3,828
3,703
3,948
4,010
4,241
3,934
3,056
2,437
1,672
1,426
10,092
9,878
10,194
9,636
9,436
1,310
1,328
1,335
1,310
1,315
1,878
2,189
1,720
1,461
1,559
May
6
13
20
27
9Q.704
91,501
91,204
90,597
53,352
53,346
53,084
53,889
72,228
73,035
72,714
72,057
53,503
54,761
53,873
54,332
4,243
4,114
4,118
4,181
1,878
1,532
2,028
1,509
9,826
9,852
9,766
9,364
1,289
1,276
1,364
1,344
1,489
1,500
1,565
1,327
June
3
10
17
24
90.753
92,341
94,628
91,988
53,708
54,900
54,981
53,454
72,180
73,727
75,974
73,263
54,185
55,417
56,697
5 4 ,t24
4,041
4,174
3,825
3,911
1,356
1,119
1,979
2,566
9,758
10,033
10,472
9,831
1,320
1,296
1,294
1,275
1,520
1,688
1,707
1,556
July
I
8
15
22
29
93,183
90,908
97,698
95,211
94,224
52,820
52,836
52,643
53,315
53,395
74,433
7 2 ,165
78,943
76,443
75,452
54,263
53,457
55,156
54,380
54,082
3,975
3,787
3,614
3,628
3,736
2,469
1,800
6,039
5,770
5,292
10,393
10,393
10,950
9,876
9,577
1,284
1,276
1,283
1,281
1,304
2,049
1,452
1,901
1,508
1,461
Aug.
5
12
19
26
94,402
95,094
94,252
93,760
53,177
53,189
52,671
53,330
75,627
76,328
75,425
74,951
53,618
54,734
53,822
54,010
3,877
3,795
3,697
3,747
5,096
4,806
5,050
5,027
10,138
10,301
10,111
9,560
1,309
1,279
1,253
1,243
1,589
1,413
1,492
1,364
Sept.
2
9
16
23
30
93,881
93,874
96,751
94,296
95,344
53,059
53,034
53,527
52,801
52,814
75,065
74,997
77,857
75,381
76,359
53,699
54,216
56,203
54,164
54,639
3,834
3,681
3,606
3,489
3,711
4,639
3,817
3,884
4,197
4,434
10,090
10,490
11,059
10,504
10,412
1,243
1,254
1,270
1,260
1,308
1,560
1,539
1,835
1,767
1,855
Oct.
7
14
21
28
94,019
96,369
94,693
94,782
52,961
53,307
53,968
54,692
74,965
77,189
75,437
75,478
53,847
56,446
55,706
55,965
3,684
3,425
3,555
3,612
3,662
3,039
2,549
2,346
10,693
11,322
10,837
10,622
1,248
1,229
1,264
1,273
1,831
1,728
1,526
1,660
Nov.
4
11
18
25
94,900
96,124
97,093
95,859
54,005
53,675
53,697
54,302
75,545
76,728
77,798
76,545
55,408
55,132
55,771
55,845
3,725
3,670
3,540
3,696
2,369
3,859
4,165
3,768
10,913
11,008
11,153
10,421
1,279
1,254
1,277
1,290
1,851
1,805
1,892
1,525
Dec.
2
9
16
23
30
96,000
95,382
98,362
97,314
99,122
54,376
55,159
56,085
55,679
56,217
76,657
75,929
78,828
77,694
79,404
55,727
56,236
58,121
57,210
57,817
3,685
3,607
3,731
3,902
3,963
3,410
2,406
2,412
2,595
2,594
10,792
10,680
11,475
11,124
11,568
1,310
1,300
1,286
1,259
1,292
1,733
1,700
1,803
1,604
2,170
.
210
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES—Continued
W EEK LY , 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Time deposits
Total
Borrowings
Individ States and
uals, p art political
nerships,
subdivi
and corps.
sions
U . S.
G overn
ment
Interbank
Domestic
From
F . R.
Banks
Other
liabilities
Capital
accounts
Total
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
Other
Foreign
Date
1953
18,073
18,047
18,061
18,078
16,532
16,497
16,517
16,528
756
766
767
770
202
202
197
201
583
582
580
579
1,539
1,308
1,240
1,426
2,051
2,126
2,119
2,127
7,258
7,231
7,231
7,259
105,521
106,450
105,638
104,161
Jan.
7
14
?l
28
18,102
18,127
18,147
18,194
16,556
16,579
16,601
16,641
775
779
777
783
200
198
199
198
571
571
570
572
1,504
1,415
1,223
1,260
2,165
2,204
2,227
2,193
7,276
7,283
7,285
7,305
103,675
104,292
104,707
104,168
Feb.
4
11
18
25
18,270
18,299
18,307
18,316
16,720
16,744
16,747
16,749
776
773
770
771
195
196
195
198
579
586
595
598
1,140
1,411
1,416
1,241
2,214
2,230
2,072
2,107
7,311
7,313
7,314
7,324
103,381
104,201
105,487
103,671
M ar.
4
11
18
25
18,279
18,379
18,359
18,395
18,423
16,726
16,785
16,766
16,794
16,799
777
793
786
793
803
195
193
191
191
190
581
608
616
617
631
1,009
1,077
1,062
1,074
1,107
2,124
2,142
2,168
2,144
2,130
7,345
7,348
7,341
7,349
7,360
102,584
102,851
104,281
101,816
101,605
Apr.
1
8
15
22
29
18,476
18,466
18,490
18,540
16,835
16,812
16,832
16,876
825
832
829
825
191
189
188
189
625
633
641
650
1,122
1,256
1,048
1,016
2,129
2,146
2,147
2,142
7,396
7,397
7,393
7,413
101,351
102,302
101,792
101,168
M ay
6
13
20
27
18,573
18,614
18,654
18,725
16,901
16,932
16,975
17,041
829
827
826
826
187
187
189
187
656
668
664
671
1,026
906
536
705
2,158
2,168
2,017
2,043
7,415
7,410
7,400
7,407
101,352
102,825
104,581
102,143
June
3
10
17
18,750
18,743
18,755
18,768
18,772
17,052
17,052
17,067
17,075
17,074
826
829
831
828
822
190
189
190
189
189
682
673
667
676
687
972
882
331
910
912
1,998
2,023
2,036
2,072
2,094
7,426
7,441
7,427
7,416
7,429
103,579
101,254
107,492
105,609
104,659
July
1
8
15
22
29
18,775
18,766
18,827
18,809
17,080
17,070
17,087
17,078
824
819
822
813
188
189
191
193
683
688
727
725
931
1,161
1,180
906
2,106
2,138
2,136
2,182
7,451
7,450
7,449
7,459
104,890
105,843
105,017
104,307
Aug.
5
12
19
26
18,816
18,877
18,894
18,915
18,985
17,083
17,142
17,165
17,198
17,259
823
817
806
804
804
187
189
191
188
190
723
729
732
725
732
914
919
781
831
504
2,200
2,240
2,200
2,219
2,249
7,483
7,476
7,471
7,477
7,509
104,478
104,509
107,203
104,823
105,606
Sept.
2
9
16
23
30
19,054
19,180
19,256
19,304
17,289
17,324
17,371
17,374
795
839
856
865
189
188
189
187
781
829
840
878
841
673
821
849
2,212
2,230
2,233
2,251
7,515
7,511
7,532
7,544
104,587
106,783
105,279
105,426
Oct.
7
14
21
28
19,355
19,396
19,295
19,314
17,400
17,405
17,305
17,307
864
857
855
865
187
191
191
189
904
943
944
953
1,167
895
1, 15
1,098
2,254
2,255
2,294
2,311
7,568
7,573
7,564
7,570
105,889
106,847
108,066
106,838
Nov.
4
11
18
2b
19,343
19,453
19,534
19,620
19,718
17,311
17,366
17,431
17,486
17,596
882
918
923
940
932
190
189
190
191
190
960
980
990
1,003
1,000
916
1,235
754
887
567
2,271
2,293
2,209
2,189
2,148
7,577
7,573
7,557
7,550
7,572
106,764
106,483
108,882
107,940
109,409
Dec.
2
y
16
23
30
211
74
BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA N K S,
(In millions
Loans
Loans and
investments
Total
Total
ad
justed
Total
Com
mercial,
indus
trial,
and ag
ricul
tural
Ad
justed
For purchasing or carrying
securities
To brokers and
dealers
U.S.
Govt.
securi
ties
Other
securi
ties
To
others
U.S.
Govt.
securi
ties
Other
securi
ties
! M emo:
Real 1 Loans ’ All 1 val
estate
to
1 other i uation
banks 1
.1 reserves
i
■1
I
F ._ _ _ _ _ . . . .
p -
J -j
6
13
20
27
80,819
80.376
79,838
80,070
80,139
79,778
79.478
79,545
39.766
39,432
38,960
38,714
40.446
40,030
39,320
39,239
22,942
22,846
22,686
22,502
2.119
1,913
t ,633
1,583
862
856
859
858
6,479
6,490 1
6,484 i
6,480 ,
680 ! 8,001 1
598
7,964 1
360
7,936 1
525
7,927 i
637
637
638
636
3
10
17
24
30,660
79,868
79,872
79,744
80,119
79,151
79,083
78,883
39,422
39,06S
39,007
38,596
39,963
39,785
39,796
39,457
22,638
22,556
22,555
22,446
2,180
2,031
1,977
1,682
826
818
830
819
6,486 |
6,485
6,500
6,501
541
717
789
861
' 7,924 1
1 7,810 1
j 7,777
1 7 ’m j
632
632
632
634
3
10
17
24
31
79,534
79,700
80,765
79,247
78,055
78,855
79,150
80,064
78,634
77,814
38,722
38,902
39,320
39,153
39,076
39,401
39,452
40,021
39,766
39,317
22,407
22,481
22,939
22,821
22.763
1,907
2.005
1,931
1,834
1,758
811
S ll
814
820
847
6,478
6,489
6,509
6,517
6,522
7,754 !
679
550 1 7,752 i
701
7,767 ,
613
7,800
241
7,825 I
635
636
640
639
639
7
14
21
28
79,078
78,742
78,858
79,118
78,406
78,175
78,261
78,618
38,858
38,839
38.767
38,441
39,530
39,406
39,364
38,941
22,714
22.558
22,348
22.183
1,676
1,799
1,925
1,744
828
828
840
849
6,532 i
6,542 1
6,544
6,553
672
567
597
500
1,751
7 ,7 5 0 1
7,753 j
639
639
640
641
5
12
19
26
79,893
79.670
80,530
80,502
79,128
78,794
79,764
79,649
38,669
38,853
38,823
38,569
39,434
39,729
39,589
39,422
22,145
22,045
21,975
21,854
2,014
2,314
2,275
2,108
866
866
922
938
6,541
6,559
6,582
6,590
765
876
766
853
7,743 !
7,710 |
7,709 |
7,719
640
641
640
640
2
9
16
23
30
80,519
80,151
S I , 683
80,702
81,081
79,624
79.478
80,997
80,210
80,895
38,324
38,015
38,707
38,584
38,950
39,219
38,688
39,393
39,076
39,136
21,599
i 21,571
1 21,973
I 21,896
| 21,884
2,141
1,847
2.120
2,059
2,379
915
910
$91
893
899
6,592
6,598
6,623
6,641
6,671
895
673
686
492
186
7,721 I
7.733
7,74.1
7,741
7,772
644
644
643
646
655
7
14
21
28
81,101
81,076
81,111
81,445
80,558
80,437
80,585
80,746
38,737
38,675
38,341
38,254
39,280
39,314
38,867
38,953
21,728
21,647
21.558
21,524
2,263
2,271
2,067
2.005
890
891
874
875
6,674
6,698
6,705
6,718
543
639
526
699
7,836 j
7,823
7,790
7,787 1
654
655
653
655
4
11
IB
25
83,548
83,267
82,861
82,977
82,850
82,720
82,405
82,368
37,905
38,072
37,949
37,963
38,603
38,619
38,405
38,572
20,770
20.829
20,759
20,773
2,368
2,409
2,308
2,286
884
917
907
897
6,736
6,766
6,801
6,823
698
547
456
609
7,803
7,806 1
7,831 |i
7,839 ;
656
655
657
655
1
8
15
22
29
82,778
82.670
83,084
82,980
83,222
82,204
82,020
82,440
82,381
82,689
37,967
38,034
38,175
38.018
38;495
38,541
38,684
38,819
38,617
39,028
20,798
20.829
21,023
21,005
21,015
2,228
2,265
2,145
1,999
2,403
904
904
913
932
941
6,831
6,838
6,871
6,884
6,902
574
650
644
599
533
7,866
7,856
7,882
7,858
7,893
660
658
659
660
659
6
13
20
27
85,346
85,567
85,412
85,498
84,803
84,722
84,675
84,789
38,548
38,781
38,709
38,679
39,09!
39,626
39.446
39,388
21,102
21,195
21,126
21,043
2,363
2,457
2,412
2,407
955
956
973
993
6,907
6,924
6,955
6,978
543
845
737
709
7,883 j
7,910
7,905
7,920 j
662
661
662
662
3
10
17
24
85,721
84,930
86,3.11
86,523
84,932
84,424
85,745
85,892
38,844
38,588
39,503
39,947
39,633
39,094
40,089
40,578
21,104
21,133
22,107
22,132
2,466
2,165
991
2,333
1,014
1,032
6,997
7,026
7,051
7,077
789
506
586
631
7,949
7,925
7.971
8,035
1
1,001
663
662
662
662
1
8
15
22
86,553
86.376
87,200
87,448
87,249
85,783
85,583
86,470
86,564
86,506
40,114
40,181
40,690
40,751
40,980
40,884
40,974
41,420
41,635
41,723
22,214
22,255
22,359
22.423
22.423
2,367
2,390
2,679
2,567
2,688
1,037
1,034
! ,049
1,077
1,113
7,083
7,088
7,136
7,156
7,176
770
793
730
884
743
8,075
8,078
8,125
8,187
8,240
l
I
2,02 2
212
7,747
i
j
\
|
(
662
664
658
659
660
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
o f dollars)
Investments
Balances with —
U.S. G overnm ent securities
Certif
icates
Notes
and
bonds
O ther
securities
Cash
items
in
process
o f col
lection
C ur
rency
and
coin
Reserves
with
F.R .
Banks
D o
mestic
banks
Foreign
banks
Other
assets
Total
assets
n
Date
Total
Bills
32,861
32,870
32,987
33,287
2,594
2,581
2,735
3,048
5,202
5,138
5,076
4,942
25,065
25,151
25,176
25,297
7,512
7,476
7,531
7,544
7,165
7,410
7,157
6,229
1,002
1,022
961
979
14,7 J3
14.786
15,159
14,525
2,700
2,721
3,003
2,699
58
55
60
58
1,563
1,595
1,559
1,618
108,020
107,965
107,737
106,178
Jan.
6
13
20
27
32,989
32,409
32,346
32,476
2,517
2,034
2,074
2,216
4,764
4,639
4,110
4,091
25,708
25,736
26,162
26,169
7,708
7,674
7,730
7,811
6,714
6,232
7,528
6,895
912
960
923
990
14,598
14,362
14,487
14,096
2,421
2,413
2,559
2,547
53
59
60
54
1,654
1,612
1,567
1,577
107.012
105,506
106,996
105,903
Feb.
3
10
17
24
32,292
32,292
32,848
31,609
30,850
2,084
2,162
2,591
2,669
2,076
4,097
4,067
4,121
2,848
2,737
26,111
26,063
26,136
26,092
26,037
7,841
7,956
7,896
7,872
7,888
6,329
6,333
7,294
6,301
7,231
900
939
925
933
884
14,263
14,304
14,863
14,483
13,990
2,477
2,459
2,608
2,442
2,992
47
54
54
55
52
1,605
1,596
1,522
1,510
1,576
105,155
105,385
108,031
104,971
104,780
M ar.
3
10
17
24
31
31,518
31,298
31,452
32,160
2,486
2,296
2,392
2,987
2,867
2,908
2,925
3,045
26,165
26,094
26,135
26,128
8,030
8,038
8,042
8,017
5,979
7,423
6,957
6,408
886
965
922
970
14,006
14,041
14,299
14,423
2,547
2,670
2,613
2,710
51
50
47
47
1,571
1,607
1,602
1,631
104,118
105,498
105,298
105,307
Apr.
7
14
21
28
32,377
31,994
32,958
33,041
2,985
2,383
2,400
2,377
3,285
3,408
2,660
2,680
26,107
26,203
27,898
27,984
8,082
7,947
7,983
8,039
6,595
7,155
6,801
6,175
874
963
918
965
13,954
14,168
14,433
14,370
2,662
2,665
2,545
2,486
65
67
68
66
1,674
1,660
1,644
1,690
105,717
106,348
106,939
106,254
May
5
12
(9
26
33,196
33,217
34,058
33,379
33,724
2,428
2,370
2,909
2,322
2,619
2,684
2,684
2,817
2,760
2,777
28,084
28,163
28,332
28,297
28,328
8,104
8,246
8,232
8,247
8,221
6,927
6,052
7,599
6,543
7,729
915
951
913
949
909
14,241
14,675
14,449
14,604
13,961
2,528
2,664
2,920
2,476
2,984
66
62
57
60
62
1,692
1,690
1,599
1,574
1,638
106,888
105,245
109,220
106,908
108,364
June
2
9
16
23
30
33,575
33,549
34,018
34,221
2,518
2,522
2,861
3,045
2,755
2,729
2,758
2,754
28,302
28,298
28,399
28,422
8,246
8,213
8,226
8,271
6,877
8,126
6,690
6,139
931
986
930
966
14,131
13,920
13,913
13,952
2,853
2,745
2,760
2,573
67
80
77
68
1,610
1,602
1,622
1,674
107,570
108,535
107,103
106,817
July
7
14
21
28
36,605
36,389
36,185
36,107
3,728
3,578
3,414
3,423
4,382
4,256
2,614
2,573
28,495
28,555
30,157
30,111
8,340
8,259
8,271
8,298
7,005
6,522
6,615
5,986
883
941
914
932
13,472
13,648
13,748
13,621
2,816
2,629
2,571
2,466
79
81
81
89
1,688
1,673
1,649
(.668
109,491
108,761
108,439
107,739
Aug.
4
11
18
25
35,862
35,526
35,790
35,908
35,696
3,135
2,876
3,090
3,124
2,868
2,559
2,505
2,534
2,497
2,504
30,168
30,145
30,166
30,287
30,324
8,375
8,460
8,475
8,455
8,498
6,483
6,342
8,583
6,544
6,825
885
943
936
951
992
13,522
13,327
13,569
13,297
13,438
2,489
2,634
2,805
2,731
2.544
88
91
88
91
89
1,698
1,696
1,606
1,618
1,653
107,943
107,703
110,671
108,212
108,763
Sept.
1
8
15
22
29
37,614
37,364
37,403
37,533
2,765
2,535
2,628
2,706
2,478
2,447
2,402
2,375
32,371
32,382
32,373
32,452
8,641
8,577
8,563
8,577
6,511
8,409
7,093
6,802
904
1,032
947
1,003
13,754
13,602
13,924
13,864
2,750
2,815
2,786
2,662
93
95
83
91
1,674
1,639
1,671
1,707
111,032
113,159
111,916
111,627
Oct.
6
13
20
27
37,358
37,377
37,677
37,411
2,500
2,539
2,802
2,605
2,369
2,362
2,359
2,300
32,489
32,476
32,516
32,506
8,730
8,459
8,565
8,534
7,753
7,015
7,932
7,448
951
984
964
960
13 *877
14,186
14,056
13,935
2,616
2,738
2,982
2,542
79
81
86
88
1,736
1,778
1,730
1,746
112,733
111,712
114,081
113,242
Nov.
3
10
17
24
37,106
36,752
37,174
37,205
36,902
2,378
2,225
2,615
2,693
2,543
2,240
2,150
2,763
2.816
2.768
32,488
32,377
31,796
31,696
31,591
8,563
8,650
8,606
8,608
8,624
7,844
6,668
9,719
7,838
7,740
967
1,059
1,065
1,084
1,084
13,891
13,980
14,355
14,167
14,141
2,642
2,569
2,830
2,794
2,693
90
95
82
100
106
1,835
1,864
1,776
1,814
1,849
113,822
112,611
117,027
115,245
114.862
Dec.
1
8
15
22
29
1954
213
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In millions
Demand deposits
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
Date
Total
Adjusted
Individuals, jl States and ;
U.S.
1
.] partnerships, j| political k Government |
subdivisions
and corps.
Unadjusted
Interbank
Domestic
Foreign
Certified
and
officers’
chccks
1954
Jan.
6
13
20
27
97,465
97,701
97,823
96,007
55,272
56,044
56,090
56,115
77,753
78,012
78,098
76,220
56,436
57,637
57,591
56,782
3,973
3,843
3,905
4,009
2,313
1,745
1,928
1,839
11,743
11,560
11,677
10,766
1,260
1,253
1,246
1,271
2,028
1,974
1,751
1,553
Feb.
3
10
17
24
96,304
94,732
96,337
95,231
55,588
54,789
54,143
54,038
76,456
74,865
76,432
75,279
55,831
55,230
55,739
55,313
4,093
4,049
3,953
3,930
2,275
2,107
2,862
2,798
10,619
10,477
10,600
10,230
1,260
1,260
1,299
1,318
2,378
1,742
1,979
1,690
Mar.
3
10
17
24
31
94,566
94,898
97,570
94,546
94,948
53,913
54,753
54,897
53,325
51,812
74,486
74,751
77,399
74.245
74,646
54,791
55,689
56,535
53,994
52,824
3,908
3,803
3,675
3,858
4,232
2,424
t ,891
3,011
3,362
3,838
10,517
10,495
10,949
10,028
10,538
1,303
1,279
1,248
1,229
1.227
1,543
1,594
1,981
1,774
1,987
Apr.
7
14
21
28
93,767
95,251
94,987
95,105
52,376
52,933
53,736
54,108
73,374
74,808
74,534
74,637
52,764
54,572
54,714
54,488
3,996
3,971
4,119
4,308
3,347
2,498
2,232
2,671
10,403
10,669
10,354
10,171
1,269
1,285
1,255
1,279
1,595
1,813
1,860
1,720
May
5
12
19
26
95,294
95,591
96,384
95,649
54,047
54,153
53,715
54,358
74,697
74,998
75,697
74,900
54,159
55,321
54,485
54,619
4,467
4,332
4.221
4,362
2,056
1,601
3,545
3,149
10,731
10,838
10,367
9,995
1,268
1,251
1,269
1,223
2,016
1,655
1,810
1,552
June
2
9
16
23
30
96,238
95,809
98,964
96,317
98,640
53,930
54,778
56,166
54,116
53,319
75,452
74,960
78,034
75,350
77,544
54,597
55,146
57,765
54,572
54,715
4,418
4,129
4,086
4,163
4,329
2,982
2,296
1,983
3,192
4,085
10,386
10,599
11,035
10,214
11,151
1,227
1,235
1,251
1,285
1,260
1,842
1,555
1,914
1,924
2,004
July
7
14
21
28
97,495
98,292
97,003
96,393
53,311
53,652
54,481
54,949
76,431
77,034
75,703
75,050
54,264
55,518
55,436
55,360
4,026
3,905
3,922
4,033
3,547
2,690
2,335
2,091
11,403
11,306
10,936
10,516
1,293
1,260
1,261
1,355
1,898
2,355
1,813
1,695
Aug.
4
11
18
25
99,147
98,155
97,987
97,152
54,217
54,127
53,748
54,215
77,744
76,748
76,490
75,703
54,564
55,107
54,736
54,693
4,046
3,951
3,904
3,826
3,683
3,413
3,688
3,495
11,494
11,361
11,115
10,710
1,345
1,325
1,324
1,297
2,612
1,591
1,723
1,682
Sept.
1
8
15
22
29
97,455
97,215
100,150
97,778
98,179
54,066
54,013
54,490
54,547
55,043
76,008
75,712
78,695
76,306
76,712
54,746
55,000
57,230
55,812
55,884
3,939
3,738
3,754
3,579
3,756
3,247
2,731
2,400
2,681
2,605
10,911
11,354
11,970
11,277
10,977
1,301
1,272
1,252
1,257
1,262
1,864
1,617
2,089
1,700
2,228
Oct.
6
13
20
27
100,524
102,325
101,125
100,756
54,276
54,672
55,470
56,050
79,006
80,795
79,579
79,174
55,403
57,837
57,203
57,281
3,664
3,442
3,503
3,642
5,190
4,611
4,165
3,783
11,744
11,750
11,494
11,190
1,285
1,353
1,357
1,349
1,720
1,802
1,857
1,929
Nov.
3
10
17
24
101,441
100,931
103,202
102,087
55,472
55,573
55,682
56,254
79,858
79,371
81,781
80,674
57,256
56,926
57,879
57,557
3,865
3,698
3,796
3,803
3,793
3,833
4,741
4,522
11,516
11,657
12,119
11,116
1,324
1,293
1,307
1,334
2,104
1,964
1,939
2,342
Dec.
1
8
15
22
29
102,535
101,225
105,719
103,788
103,224
56,414
56,583
57,926
58,025
58,445
81,138
79,763
84,217
82,209
81,611
57,876
57,648
61,036
59,697
60,117
3,956
3,754
3,816
3,917
3,939
4,223
3,706
3,226
3,184
2,597
11,303
11,426
11,953
11,737
11,359
1,354
1,380
1,393
1,425
1,470
2,426
1,849
2,793
2,249
2,129
214
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEKLY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Time deposits
Total
Individ States and
uals, p art political
subdivi
nerships,
and corps.
sions
Borrowings
U . S.
G overn
ment
Interbank
Domestic
From
F . R.
Banks
Foreign
Other
O ther
liabilities
Capita]
accounts
Total
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
Date
1954
19,712
19,689
19,725
19,787
17,580
17,562
17,540
17,574
945
943
950
959
190
189
190
192
997
995
1,045
1,062
857
571
242
453
2,098
2,115
2,093
2,110
7,600
7,578
7,579
7,608
108,020
107,965
107,737
106,178
Jan.
6
13
20
27
19,848
19,867
19,905
19,952
17,619
17,635
17,642
17,663
970
961
967
972
190
191
192
188
1,069
1,080
1,104
1,129
895
1,027
899
895
2,183
2,118
2,120
2,121
7,630
7,629
7,640
7,656
107,012
105,506
106,996
105,903
Feb.
3
10
17
24
20,080
20,147
20,171
20,301
20,302
17,734
17,763
17,713
17,767
17,771
994
997
1,049
1,109
1,087
189
189
190
190
192
1,163
1,198
1,219
1,235
1,252
796
725
845
786
161
2,126
2,093
1,953
1,960
1,979
7,667
7,669
7,663
7,679
7,692
105,155
105,385
108,031
104,971
104,780
Mar.
3
10
17
24
31
20,393
20,443
20,453
20,468
17,818
17,817
17,851
17,854
1,101
1,120
1,079
1,078
192
192
193
192
1,282
1,314
1,330
1,344
647
505
568
429
1,981
2,020
2,018
2,018
7,723
7,722
7,725
7,755
104,118
105,498
105,298
105,307
Apr.
7
14
21
28
20,597
20,593
20,687
20,749
17,895
17,916
17,949
17,996
1,147
1,123
1,142
1,136
191
190
190
190
1,364
1,364
1,406
1,427
647
943
720
718
2,001
2,036
2,057
2,093
7,775
7,778
7,778
7,794
105,717
106,348
106,939
106,254
May
5
12
19
26
20,786
20,849
20,930
20,967
21,096
18,041
18,110
18,127
18,212
18,304
1,129
1,130
1,175
1,121
1,146
189
188
188
187
187
1,427
1,421
1,440
1,447
1,459
781
535
541
876
29
2,070
2,099
1,927
1,911
1,889
7,799
7,802
7,788
7,804
7,806
106,888
106,245
109,220
106,908
108,364
June
2
9
16
23
30
21,064
21,258
21,300
21,343
18,256
18,301
18,309
18,337
1,154
1,277
1,277
1,285
188
189
187,
186
1,466
1,491
1,527
1,535
410
548
371
613
1,842
1,880
1,924
1,980
7,823
7,815
7,805
7,831
107,570
108,535
107,103
106,817
July
7
14
21
28
21,403
21,407
21,407
21,449
18,382
18,405
18,411
18,443
1,273
1,267
1,265
1,263
195
196
197
196
1,553
1,539
1,534
1,547
533
793
717
710
1,963
1,961
1,975
2,018
7,848
7,852
7,850
7,859
109,491
108,761
108,439
107,739
Aug.
4
11
18
25
21,447
21,503
21,455
21,472
21,467
18,433
18,487
18,501
18,514
18,520
1,257
1,253
1,193
1,194
1,195
197
197
199
199
200
1,560
1,566
1,562
1,565
1,552
583
571
585
451
537
2,019
2,029
2,058
2,103
2,150
7,886
7,888
7,878
7,880
7,897
107,943
107,703
110,671
108,212
108,763
Sept.
1
8
15
22
29
21,518
21,530
21,546
21,582
18,608
18,639
18,641
18,681
1,181
1,209
1,238
1,231
203
203
204
211
1,526
1,479
1,463
1,459
462
767
681
621
2,133
2,147
2,189
2,301
7,913
7,920
7,921
7,949
111,032
113,159
111,916
111,627
Oct.
6
13
20
27
21,583
21,560
21,421
21,413
18,699
18,679
18,578
18,578
1,220
1,215
1,179
1,176
203
203
203
203
1,461
1,463
1,461
1,456
983
387
474
689
2,178
2,262
2,268
2,324
8,131
8,132
8,137
8,142
112,733
111,712
114,081
113,242
Nov.
3
10
17
24
21,397
21,462
21,502
21,579
21,613
18,555
18,621
18,655
18,732
18,806
1,183
1,180
1,195
1,198
1,154
203
203
209
209
209
1,456
1,458
1,443
1,440
1,444
2,359
2,473
2,438
2,489
2,459
8,162
8,152
8,146
8,144
8,174
113,822
112,611
117,027
115,245
114,862
Dec.
1
8
15
22
29
109
128
78
373
215
766
652
596
746
632
BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In millions
Loans
Loans and
investments
Total
Total
ad
justed
F or purchasing or carrying
securities
Total
A d
justed
N et
Com
mercial,
indus
trial,
and ag
ricul
tural
To brokers and
dealers
U.S.
Govt.
secunties
Othcr
securi
ties
To
others
M emo:
valnation
reserve.?
Loans , All
to
other
banks
Real
estate
U.S. 1 Other
Govt.
securisecuri- | ties
__
._ ,
n ™
877 1 8,216 i
854
8,235
8,243 i
748
811 | 8,275 1
5
12
19
26
86.656
86,290
86.152
86,495
85,779
85,436
85,404
85,684
40,591
40,406
40,264
40,332
41,468
41,260
41,012
41,143
22,254
22,157
22,083
21,994
2,541
2,419
2,324
2,449
1,101
1,082
1,080
1.055
7,182 I
7,217
7,238
7,263
2
9
16
23
86,129
85,634
85,411
85,274
85,266
84,766
84,580
84,241
40,483
40,560
40,629
40,520
41,346
41,428
41,460
41.553
21,926
21,968
22.123
22,108
2,582
2.590
2,454
2,326
1.056
1,062
1,083
1,092
7,279
7,294 :
7,326 !
7,342 j
863
868 '
831
1,033 !
8,346
8,349
8,350
8,360 |
706
703
707
708
2
9
16
23
30
85,267
85.152
85,890
84,883
84,432
84,341
84,167
84,843
83,921
83,380
40,751
40,898
41,444
41,382
41.448
41.677
41,883
42,491
42,344
42,500
22,241
22,265
22,584
22,637
22,597
2,374
2,452
2,718
2,491
2,483
1,080
1,075
1,081
1,100
1.113
7,359
7,373
7,402 i
7,432
7,474
926
8,408
985 1 8,444 j
1,047
8,372
962 l 8,435
1,052 1 8,488
711
711
713
713
707
6
13
20
27
85,878
85,613
85,755
85,808
85,013
84,823
84,864
84,778
41,512
41,666
41,787
41,818
42,377
42,456
42.678
42,848
22,449
22,543
22,530
22,545
2,669
2.672
2.741
2,660
1,106
1,103
7,482
7,517
7,542
7,570
'
865
790
891
1,030
8,521
8,547
8,590
8,652
715
716
716
717
4
11
18
25
85,298
85,106
85,781
85,330
84,464
84,214
84,679
84,280
42,010
42,078
42,208
42,263
42,844
42,970
43,310
43,313
22,607
22,721
22,737
22,641
2,717
2.591
2,649
1.113
1.113
2,686
1,131
7,590 i
7,633 '
7,657
7,686
834
892
1,102
1,050
8,701
8,739
8,763
8,840
718
719
719
72.
1
8
15
22
29
85,278
85,006
85,859
85,555
85,379
84,164
84.012
85,009
84,449
84,472
42,440
42,464
43,425
43,409
43,674
43.554
43,458
44,275
44,515
44,581
22,636
22,623
23,355
23,433
23,501
2.742
2,702
2,826
2,648
2,678
1,155
1,171
1,182
1,192
1.190
7,719
7,756
7,797
7,828
7,873
I
]
!
1,114
994
850
1,106
907
8,910
8,936
8,988
9,029
9,153
722
724
723
721
721
6
13
20
27
85,125
85,098
86,195
86,100
84,095
84.013
85,169
84,914
43,518
43,687
43,925
44,064
44,548
44,772
44,951
45,250
23,326
23,465
23,429
23,526
2.673
2,647
2,856
2,808
1.203
1.199
1.204
1,206
7,893 |
7,923 ;
7,937 J
7,978
1,030
1,085
1,026
1,186
9,152
9,185
9,232
9,280
729
732
733
734
3
10
17
24
31
85,765
85,438
85,132
85,192
85,478
84,878
84,416
84,210
84,098
84,412
44,113
44,164
44,262
44,443
44,696
45,000
45,186
45,184
45,537
45,762
23,550
23,754
23,940
24,050
24,171
2,775
2,558
2,409
2,413
2,467
1.190
1.197
1,196
1,189
1,184
7,993
8,028 i
8,069
8,100
8,120 j
887
1,022
922
1,094
1,066
9,340
9,364
9,384
9,428
9,492
735
737
736
737
738
7
14
21
28
85,189
85,824
85,318
85,399
84,150
84.735
84,516
84,493
44,570
45,029
45,241
45.449
45,609
46,118
46,043
46,355
24,080
24,400
24,570
24,660
2,392
2,404
2,391
2,406
1,188
1.200
1,206
1,194
1,039
8,135
8,188 j 1,089
802
8,216
8,257 1
906
9,513
9,575
9,595
9,669
738
738
737
737
5
12
19
26
85,502
86,935
86,509
86,350
84,616
85,542
85,571
45,641
46,035
45,974
46,071
46,527
46,868
46,941
46,850
25,010
25,114
25,082
25.124
2,567
2,705
2,636
2,587
1,177
1.198
1,180
1,224
7,972 i
8,001 1
8,040
8,049 |
886
833
967
779
9,650
9,754
9,771
9,824
735
737
735
737
2
9
16
23
30
86,356
86,013
86,790
86,167
86,487
85,623
85,259
85,781
85,369
85,337
46,499
46,604
47,017
47,067
47,331
47,232
47,358
48,026
47,865
48,481
25,303
25,485
25,783
25,833
26,014
2,689
2,593
2,646
2,578
2,605
1,245
1.248
1.249
1.249
1,248
8,073
8,106
8,143
8,181 !
8,188 |
733
754
1,009
798
1,150
9,926
9,910
9,935
9,964
10,015
737
738
739
738
739
7
14
86,419
86,951
87,929
87,864
85,451
85,698
86,846
86.736
47,552
47,844
48,324
48,390
48,520
49,097
49,407
49,518
26,117
26,317
26,627
26,707
2,714
2,787
2,910
2,852
1,252
1,261
1.270
1.271
968
8.156
8.156 I 1,253
8,158 i 1,083
1,128
8,147
10,053
10,063
10,102
10,159
740
740
743
746
86,102
216
1,100
1,108
1,121
j
1
|
1
703
704
704
704
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
o f dollars)
Investments
Balances with—
u S. Covcrni ncnt securi tics
Certif
ied tcs
Notes
and
bonds
O ther
securities
Cash
items
in
process
o f col
lection
C ur
rency
and
coin
Reserves
with
F.R.
Banks
Do
mestic
banks
Foreign
banks
O ther
assets
Total
assets
Date
Total
Bills
36,573
36,513
36,602
36,441
2,279
2,301
2,497
2,434
2,729
2,714
2,644
2,638
31,565
31,498
31,461
31,369
8,615
8,517
8,538
8,911
7,134
7,766
7,303
7,704
958
1,031
964
968
14,329
13,946
13,869
13,766
2,691
2,627
2,630
2,504
114
103
III
104
1,862
1,863
1,898
1,932
113,744
113,626
112,927
113,473
Jan.
5
12
19
26
35,799
35,280
35,057
34,750
2,065
1,747
1,881
1,821
2,551
2,412
1,832
1,676
31,183
31,121
31,344
31,253
8,984
8,926
8,894
8,971
7,136
6,238
8,222
7,483
898
938
925
993
13,947
13,651
13,829
13,483
2,493
2,483
2,571
2,548
109
105
96
88
1,979
1,999
1,924
1,943
112,691
111,048
112,978
111,812
Feb.
2
9
16
23
34,599
34,177
34,374
33,509
32,885
1,816
1,677
1,949
1,696
1,286
1,633
1,535
1,542
1,197
1,117
31,150
30,965
30,883
30,616
30,482
8,991
9,092
9,025
9,030
9,047
7,317
6,567
8,182
6,598
6,751
893
925
905
927
965
13,511
13,535
14,177
13,521
13,399
2,788
2,358
2,652
2,463
2,579
87
95
81
91
73
1,971
1,963
1,924
1,887
1,909
111,534
110,595
113,811
110,370
110,108
Mar.
2
9
16
23
30
34,425
34,096
34,063
33,983
1,739
1,572
1,731
1,750
2,154
2,076
1,991
1,911
30,532
30,448
30,341
30,322
9,076
9,061
9,014
8,977
6,831
8,081
7,405
7,176
888
999
926
974
13,767
13,716
13,667
13,608
2,477
2,657
2,511
2,465
77
84
77
80
1,947
1,962
1,944
1,979
111,865
113,112
112,285
112,090
Apr.
6
13
20
27
33,571
33,395
33,743
33,296
1,517
1,377
1,269
1,176
1,783
1,798
1,284
1,214
30,271
30,220
31,190
30,906
8,883
8,741
8,728
8,721
7,178
7,411
7,761
6,727
879
964
921
963
14,001
13,615
13,797
13,671
2,354
2,552
2,577
2,367
87
76
76
94
1,974
1,969
1,876
1,867
111,771
111,693
112,789
111,019
May
4
11
18
25
33,026
32,831
32,842
32,303
32,076
1,081
1,060
1,255
1,084
1,019
1,149
1,091
1,017
760
743
30,796
30,680
30,570
30,459
30,314
8,698
8,717
8,742
8,737
8,722
8,104
6,732
9,701
7,719
7,434
916
940
925
949
1,009
13,567
13,374
13,998
13,896
13,582
2,468
2,408
2,631
2,521
2,582
81
78
90
77
91
1.910
1,895
1,827
1,806
1,840
112,324
110,433
115,031
112,523
111,917
June
I
8
15
22
29
31,797
31,663
32,565
32,161
914
869
1,318
1,196
729
709
1,126
1,086
30,154
30,085
30,121
29,879
8,780
8,663
8,679
8,689
7,789
8,476
8,014
7,201
926
1,020
951
981
13,406
13,605
13,732
13,812
2,582
2,599
2,543
2,386
95
87
86
75
1,829
1,813
1,805
1,824
111,752
112,698
113,326
112,379
July
6
13
20
27
31,975
31,634
31,261
30,972
30,948
1,160
1,123
997
916
985
932
813
706
651
625
29,883
29,698
29,558
29,405
29,338
8,790
8,618
8,687
8,683
8,768
6,839
6,906
7,677
6,542
7,483
912
951
938
960
947
13,647
13,277
13,444
13,131
13,308
2,372
2,397
2,504
2,358
2,390
77
91
84
77
73
1,851
1,850
1,795
1,807
1,862
111,463
110,910
111,574
110,067
111,541
Aug.
3
10
17
24
31
30,791
30,940
30,546
30,347
890
1,150
1,009
994
607
617
537
496
29,294
29,173
29,000
28,857
8,789
8,766
8,729
8,697
7,156
9,409
7,975
7,705
973
1,031
967
1,030
13,116
13,198
13,364
13,370
2,361
2,657
2,474
2,426
69
67
77
70
1,854
1,891
1,807
1,806
110,718
114,077
111,982
111,806
Sept.
7
14
21
28
30,282
31,419
30,941
30,922
989
1,141
1,035
1,067
480
1,544
1,300
1,266
28,813
28,734
28,606
28,589
8,693
8,648
8,627
8,578
7,836
9,060
8,454
7,598
968
1,022
990
1,012
13,307
13,338
13,713
13,772
2,509
2,603
2,453
2,441
76
76
78
74
1,850
1,837
1,838
1,845
112,048
114,871
114,035
113,092
Oct.
5
12
19
26
30,559
30,300
30,377
29,961
29,643
842
775
932
787
636
28,521
1,196
1,088
28,437
1,053
28,392
872 1 28,302
824
28,183
8,565
8,355
8,387
8,341
8,363
7,759
8,073
10,179
8,220
8,780
948
1,041
997
969
1,023
13,899
13,382
13,285
13,392
13,431
2,381
2,386
2,686
2,340
2,487
76
75
70
69
76
1,899
1,910
1,838
1,836
1,952
113,318
112,880
115,825
112,993
114,236
Nov.
2
9
16
23
30
29,559
29,559
30,260
30,122
690
778
1,534
1,535
8,340
8,295
8,262
8,224
7,569
9,321
8,561
9,587
1,060
1,175
1,134
1,194
13,435
13,570
13,901
13,655
2,356
2,629
2,692
2,801
73
74
74
80
1,904
1,894
1,838
1,840
112,816
115,614
116,129
117,021
Dcc.
7
14
21
28
1955
939
991
956
910
27,930
27,790
27,770
27,677
217
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In millions
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
Demand deposits
_______,
States and
political
subdivisions
Unadjusted
Individuals,
partnerships,
nnd corps.
_____=
.
Total
Adjusted
__ _____
U.S.
_
_________
Interbank
...
Government
.
__ ____
Domestic
Foreign
Certified
and
officers’
checks
1955
Jan.
5
12
19
26
102,321
102,065
101,684
102,084
57,857
57,981
58,368
58,716
80,665
80,369
80,022
80,410
59,012
60,113
59,884
59,383
3,958
3,841
3,981
4,348
2,242
1,502
1,477
1,948
12,012
11,717
11,502
10,695
1,420 ,
1,403
1,372 1
1,347
2,021
1,793
1,806
2,689
Feb.
2
9
16
23
100,944
99,592
101,344
100,169
57,639
57,394
56,598
56,744
79,268
77,921
79,676
78,497
58,317
57,889
58,672
58,311
4,232
4,148
3,984
4,027
2,320
2,330
2,779
2,764
10,821
10,633
10,701
10,110
1,352 1
1,326 i
1,376
1,396
2,226
1,595
2,164
1,889
M ar.
2
9
16
23
30
99,902
98,832
102,402
98,799
98,289
56,270
56,769
57,861
56,282
55,590
78,207
77,090
80,671
77,040
76,540
57,762
57,795
60,070
57,158
56,474
3,960
3,781
3,722
3,966
4,062
2,633
2,078
2,497
2,615
2,534
10,610
10,312
10,755
10,127
10,235
1,377
1,364
1,376
1,418
1,430 1
1,865
1,760
2,251
1,756
1,805
Apr.
6
13
20
27
100,249
101,642
100,827
100,557
55,086
55,849
56,613
56,969
78,465
79,895
79,128
78,863
56,262
58,293
58,190
57,921
3,819
3,825
3,931
4 ,2 16
4,299
3,488
3,132 I
3,105
10,836
11,025
10,536
10,175
1,413 j
1,425
1,442 1
1,438
1,836
1,812
1,897
2,008
M ay
4
11
18
25
100,142
100,386
101,287
99,387
55,981
56,234
56,294
56,437
78,461
78,718
79,584
77,669
56,771
57,608
57,777
57,123
4,449
4,258
4,350
4,338
3,510
3,266
3,841
3,368
10,341
10,387
10,254
9,625
1,451
1,420 |
1,434 I
1,512
1,939
1,779
1,928
1,703
June
1
8
15
22
29
100,600
98,907
103,535
100,995
100,321
56,011
56,374
57,726
57,127
56,156
78,862
77,097
81,723
79,153
78,444
57,624
57,242
60,835
58,451
57,376
4,361
4,162
4,062
4,162
4,258
3,148
2,209
2,211
2,681
3,224
10,094
10,354
10,637
10,141
10,108
1,505 '
1,428 |
1,448
1,485
1,522 1
2,130
1,702
2,530
2,233
1,956
July
6
13
20
27
100,139
101,148
101,823
100,779
55,336
56,113
55,866
56,416
78,319
79,372
80,055
79,033
57,157
58,928
58,050
57,921
4,083
3,851
3,729
3,886
2,832
2,374 1
4,145
3,937
10,862
10,934
10,529
9,955
1,500 1
1,475
1,501 1
1,524
1,885
1,810
2,101
1,810
Aug.
3
10
17
24
31
99,750
99,377
100,030
98,559
100,032
55,865
55,645
55,360
55,669
55,931
77,990
77,600
78,257
76,820
78,251
56,984
56,993
57,454
56,786
57,523
3,963
3,900
3,853
3,838
3,990
3,374
3,035 1
3,168 j
3,162 1
3,256
10,441
10,579
10,638
10,031
10,163
1,471 j
1,435
1,414 |
1,416
1,418
1,757
1,658
1,730
1,587
1,901
Sept.
7
14
21
28
99,089
102,269
100,256
100,128
55,555
56,110
56,263
56,306
77,321
80,464
78,417
78,298
57,310
59,946
58,699
58,316
3,734
3,642
3,636
3,772
2,522
2,102 |
2,219
2,635
10,665
11,401
10,524
10,188
1,423
1,442 1
1,436
1,464
1,667
1,931
1,903
1,923
Oct.
5
12
19
26
100,283
102,915
101,991
101,144
55,860
55,618
56,293
57,066
78,413
81,008
80,119
79,247
57,857
58,996
59,145
59,094
3,790
3,641
3,606
3,793
2,364
3,995
3,284
2,932
10,863
10,883
10,614
10,218
1,490 I
1,452
1,474
1,433
2,049
2,041
1,996
1,777
Nov.
2
9
16
23
30
101,057
100,593
103,873
101,014
102,028
56,394
55,955
56,047
56,386
56,900
79,092
78,659
82,043
79,196
80,218
58,130
57,994
59,817
58,662
59,475
4,055
3,963
3,976
3,895
3,971
2,876
2,496
3,115
2,962
2,870
10,593
10,687
11,246
10,219
10,288
1,470 1
1,448 |
1,456
1,409
1,380 |
1,968
2,071
2,433
2,049
2,234
Dec.
7
14
21
28
100,464
103,466
103,938
105,117
57,256
58,558
58,739
58,882
78,682
81,649
82,101
83,256
59,100
61,940
61,348
62,166
3,847
3,863
3,869
4,026
1,890
1,521
2,329
2,239
10,546
10,802
11,035
11,057
1,421 j
1,447
1,437 |
1,491
1,878
2,076
2,083
2,277
218
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
WEEKLY, 1941-65—Continued
of dollars)
Time deposits
Total
Individ States and
uals, p art political
subdivi
nerships,
and corps.
sions
Borrowings
U. S.
ment
Interbank
Domestic
From
F. R.
Banks
Other
liabilities
Capital
accounts
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
Foreign
Date
1955
21,656
21,696
21,662
21,674
18,845
18,865
18,857
18,856
1,158
1,157
1,122
1,126
213
210
210
211
1,440
1,464
1,473
1,481
197
355
136
263
713
669
563
563
2,337
2,383
2,406
2,391
8,176
8,154
8,138
8,172
113,744
113,626
112,927
113,473
Jan.
5
12
19
26
21,676
21,671
21,668
21,672
18,864
18,874
18,875
18,890
1,126
1,127
1,132
1,138
208
210
207
205
1,478
1,460
1,454
1,439
506
155
338
193
616
622
640
727
2,431
2,470
2,454
2,509
8,194
8,209
8,202
8,214
112,691
111,048
112,978
111,812
Feb.
2
9
16
23
21,695
21,742
21,731
21,759
21,749
18,930
18,971
18,957
18,996
18,990
1,145
1,152
1,140
1,132
1,132
205
205
206
206
207
1,415
1,414
1,428
1,425
1,420
212
287
173
375
468
663
712
744
705
806
2,513
2,525
2,261
2,270
2,427
8,244
8,239
8,231
8,239
8,118
111,534
110,595
113,811
110,370
110,108
Mar.
2
9
16
23
30
21,784
21,747
21,699
21,694
19,043
19,001
18,980
18,969
1,130
1,147
1,133
1,142
207
206
208
208
1,404
1,393
1,378
1,375
531
423
390
349
591
568
605
681
2,337
2,324
2,308
2,327
8,157
8,155
8,155
8,176
111,865
113,112
112,285
112,090
Apr.
6
13
20
27
21,681
21,668
21,703
21,718
18,975
18,976
18,999
19,014
1,132
1,135
1,132
1,129
209
209
210
209
1,365
1,348
1,362
1,366
547
185
159
319
602
626
799
774
2,273
2,277
2,311
2,287
8,207
8,219
8,233
8,252
111,771
111,693
112,789
111,019
May
4
11
18
25
21,738
21,810
21,812
21,842
21,877
19,037
19,070
19,082
19,108
19,173
1,113
1,122
1,099
1,085
1,059
213
213
215
216
217
1,375
1,405
1,416
1,433
1,428
388
216
632
253
514
783
737
523
909
693
2,286
2,311
2,093
2,117
2,117
8,267
8,262
8,248
8,249
8,272
112,324
110,433
115,031
112,523
111,917
June
1
8
15
22
29
21,820
21,776
21,768
21,746
19,125
19,093
19,108
19,082
1,059
1,053
1,045
1,021
211
211
211
210
1,425
1,419
1,404
1,433
483
334
433
371
767
839
741
832
2,070
2,089
2,052
2,107
8,293
8,288
8,277
8,290
111,752
112,698
113,326
112,379
July
6
1J
20
27
21,760
21,777
21,773
21,739
21,781
19,104
19,142
19,110
19,111
19,146
1,018
991
1,021
1,010
1,032
211
210
209
211
207
1,427
1,434
1,433
1,407
1,396
802
395
494
275
315
498
698
606
726
654
2,102
2,128
2,125
2,181
2,174
8,311
8,312
8,319
8,326
8,366
111,463
110,910
111,574
110,067
111,541
Aug.
3
10
17
24
31
21,768
21,805
21,839
21,830
19,128
19,158
19,209
19,210
1,031
1,028
1,007
993
207
202
202
202
1,402
1,417
1,421
1,425
467
404
737
538
608
802
388
501
2,198
2,260
2,262
2,286
8,356
8,342
8,339
8,353
110,718
114,077
111,982
111,806
Sept.
7
14
21
28
21,870
21,907
21,872
21,897
19,249
19,318
19,292
19,324
979
973
966
954
202
200
199
200
1,440
1,416
1,415
1,419
548
773
710
897
532
488
623
308
2,293
2,294
2,318
2,310
8,392
8,401
8,393
8,433
112,048
114,871
114,035
113,092
Oct.
5
12
19
26
21,965
21,934
21,830
21,818
21,810
19,356
19,338
19,195
19,180
19,192
952
947
954
961
971
205
206
205
205
204
1,452
1,443
1,476
1,472
1,443
1,109
1,106
472
686
495
351
326
626
426
723
2,345
2,387
2,401
2,409
2,495
8,456
8,468
8,453
8,458
8,495
113,318
112,880
115,825
112,993
114,236
Nov.
2
9
16
23
30
21,782
21,817
21,837
21,861
19,197
19,259
19,283
19,354
979
976
990
969
203
205
205
204
1,403
1,377
1,359
1,334
842
384
572
377
589
825
668
640
2,450
2,492
2,500
2,417
8,471
8,447
8,451
8,470
112,816
115,614
116,129
117,021
Dec.
7
14
21
28
__________
219
REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In millions
Loans
investments
___ ____ ________
Total
For purchasing or carrying
secu 'ities
To tal
Total
ad
justed
Ad
justed
Net
Com
mercial
and
indus
trial
Agri
cultural
To brokers and
dealers
U.S.
Govt.
securi
ties
Other
securi
ties
To
others
|
U.S.
Other
Govt. 1 securisecuri* 1 ties
ties
. ..
Real
estate
-
Loans
to
banks
a i;
other
M em o:
val
uation
reserves
18
25
88,014
86,608
86,533
86,282
86,513
85,710
85,467
85,209
48,327
47,856
47,739
47,559
49,828
48,754
48,805
48,632
26,112
25,860
25,790
25,676
561
566
562
565
2,840
2,662
2,633
2,529
1,297
li ,295
1,283
n ,291
8,135
8,127
8,150
8,160
1,501
898
1,066
1,073
10,204 I
10.172 '
10,148
10,163
822
826
827
825
1
8
15
22
29
85,642
85,135
85,502
85,169
85,430
84,694
84,140
84,310
84,072
84,190
47,741
47,515
47,611
47,494
47,694
48,689
48,510
48,803
48,591
48,934
25,720
25,635
25,737
25,707
25,796
570
576
564
564
550
2,625
2,492
2,482
2,407
2,422
1,302
1,281
1,288
1,285
1,287
8,154
8,161
8,197
8,194
8,224
948
995
1,192
1,097
1,240
10.197
10.198
10.172
10,175
10,259
827
828
829
838
844
7
14
28
85,639
86,571
87,588
87,006
84,338
85,349
86,489
85,631
47,914
48,655
49,586
49,373
49,215
49,877
50,685
50,748
25,944
26,536
27,217
27,266
540
541
524
515
2,463
2,549
2,732
2,436
1,290
1,293
1,293
1,292
8,254
8,287
8,320
8,341
1,301
1,222
1,099
1,375
10,268
10,300
10,350
10,373
845
851
850
850
4
11
18
25
86,703
86,583
86,743
86,724
85,454
85,447
85,487
85,340
49,277
49,383
49,504
49,628
50,526
50,519
50,760
51,012
27,095
27,202
27,291
27,364
483
481
479
478
2,495
2,444
2,350
2,347
1,294
1,287
1,298
1,295
8,344
8,377
8,412
8,424
1,249
1,136
1,256
1,384
10,420
10,447
10,5JO
10,575
854
855
856
855
2
9
16
23
30
86,567
85,943
86,422
86,422
86,054
85,448
84,887
85,241
85,115
84,724
49,953
49,942
50,167
50,243
49,900
51,072
50,998
51,348
51,550
51,230
27,583
27,558
27,726
27,615
27,307
470
473
477
478
477
2,412
2,378
2,363
2,492
2,435
1,298
1,281
1,278
1,280
1,277
8,430
8,457
8,471
8,494
8,503
1,119
1,056
1 181
1,307
1,330
10,618
10,652
10,710
10,743
10,756
858
857
858
859
855
6
13
27
86,182
86,599
87,618
87,081
84,726
85,236
86,336
85,622
50,060
50,483
51,354
51,144
51,516
51,846
52,636
52,603
27,498
27,775
28,453
28,389
473
483
463
456
2,430
2,452
2,598
2,380
1,273
1,259
1,269
1,271
8,508
8,547
8,582
8,606
1,456
1,363
1,282
1,459
10,732
10,821
10,846
10,89')
854
854
857
857
4
11
18
25
86,980
86,458
86,279
85,799
85,521
85,132
84,905
84,515
51,097
50,922
50,876
50,723
52,556
52,248
52,250
52,007
28,381
28,275
28,195
28,160
462
459
462
463
2,398
2,335
2,362
2,241
1,278
1,270
1,264
1,259
8,591
8,619
8,627
8,651
1,459
1,326
I 374
1,284
10,849
10,827
10,824
10,813
862
863
858
864
1
8
15
22
29
85,976
85,726
87,256
87,131
86,725
84,609
84,402
86,051
85,857
85,541
50,925
50,814
51,131
51,227
51,120
52,292
52,138
52,336
52,501
52,304
28,291
28,282
28,577
28,724
28,711
443
445
452
458
457
2,269
2, 42
2, 50
2,069
1,948
1,255
1,247
1,238
1,243
1,235
8,671
8,678
8,716
8,737
8,738
1,367
1,324
1,205
1,274
1,184
10,864
10,886
10,862
10,861
10,895
868
5
12
19
26
87,010
87,337
87,291
86,965
85,684
85,868
85,843
85,677
51,295
51,457
51,599
51,729
52,621
52,926
53,047
53,017
28,894
29,084
29,220
29,246
461
470
474
478
1,905
1,864
1,925
2,019
1,233
1,223
1.210
1,210
8,747
8,775
8,798
8,810
1,326
1,469
1,448
1,288
10,925
10,913
10,843
10,835
870
872
871
869
3
10
17
24
31
86,615
86,597
87,525
86,584
86,781
85,655
85,338
86,066
85,584
85,660
51,798
51,765
51,858
51,747
51,992
52,758
53,024
53,317
52,747
53,113
29,371
29,356
29,349
29,211
29,449
478
477
487
481
482
1,930
1,902
1,958
1,997
1,975
1,230
1,224
1,217
1,211
1,208
8,794
8,815
8,834
8,849
8,957
960
1,259
1,459
1,000
li l 2l
10,871
10,870
10,888
10,876
10,900
876
879
875
878
879
7
14
21
28
86,639
86,922
87,597
87,441
85,602
85,630
86,431
86,207
52,209
52,495
52,545
52,461
53,246
53,787
53,711
53,695
29,636
29,948
29,973
29,928
485
491
476
479
1,970
1,911
1,963
1,915
1,198
1,199
1,198
1,205
8,857
8,870
8.860
8,855
1,037
1,292
1,166
1,234
10,941
10,954
10,953
10,956
878
878
878
877
5
12
19
26
87,368
87,762
88,853
89,205
86,171
86,473
87,704
87,925
52,722
52,997
53,596
53,777
53,919
54,286
54,745
55,057
30,012
30,342
30,802
30,848
468
469
464
465
2,071
1,985
2. 12
2,214
1,197
1,197
1,202
1,202
S,848
8,856
8,865
8,852
1,197
1,289
1,149
1,280
11,003
877
864
866
871
4
11
21
20
2 20
11,012
11,017
11,067
866
864
865
864
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES—Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Balances with—
Investments
U.S. G overnm ent securities
Total
Bills
Certif
icates
Notes
and
bonds
O ther
securities
Cash
items
in
process
o f col
lection
C ur
rency
and
coin
Reserves
with
F.R .
Banks
O ther
assets
D o
mestic
banks
Total
assets
D ate
Foreign
banks
1956
29,957
29,686
29,509
29,475
1,535
1,395
1,348
1,351
866
859
811
820
27,556
27,432
27,350
27,304
8,229
8,168
8,219
8,175
9,097
8,479
8,525
7,578
1,061
1,068
1,011
995
13,916
13,706
13,734
13,474
2,768
2,534
2,554
2,422
83
74
71
72
1,832
1,845
1,901
1,905
116,771
114,314
114,329
112,728
Jan.
4
11
18
25
28,822
28,498
28,542
28,395
28,272
1,044
938
1,074
948
910
698
638
617
613
586
27,080
26,922
26,851
26,834
26,776
8,131
8,127
8,157
8,183
8,224
7,913
6,898
9,533
8,002
8,285
919
942
960
972
931
13,609
13,422
13,591
13,015
13,284
2,390
2,304
2,590
2,456
2,377
66
65
65
62
74
1,984
1,956
1,934
1,919
1,992
112,523
110,722
114,175
111,595
112,373
Feb.
1
8
15
22
29
28,157
28,431
28,654
27,995
763
987
1,113
837
563
611
865
708
26,831
26,833
26,676
26,450
8,267
8,263
8,249
8,263
7,292
8,776
7,921
7,420
917
986
929
998
13,288
13,389
13,470
13,382
2,383
2,552
2,539
2,533
67
69
61
68
1,955
1,967
1,898
1,958
111,541
114,310
114,406
113,365
M ar.
7
14
21
28
27,852
27,696
27,695
27,509
750
699
839
782
663
645
635
618
26,439
26,352
26,221
26,109
8,325
8,368
8,288
8,203
7,430
8,209
8,229
7,639
914
979
957
969
13.291
13,417
13,452
13,321
2,622
2,664
2,678
2,445
65
68
65
74
1,927
1,911
1,926
1,946
112,952
113,831
114,050
113,118
Apr.
4
11
18
25
27,357
26,939
27,082
26,877
26,873
753
572
736
634
679
588
568
578
549
544
26,016
25,799
25,768
25,694
25 650
8,138
8,006
7,992
7,995
7,951
8,121
7,297
9,228
8,021
8,090
895
948
917
966
980
13,412
13,344
13,204
13,197
13,133
2,421
2,294
2,555
2,359
2,350
70
70
71
63
74
1,972
1,995
1,935
1,965
1,995
113,45R
111,891
114,332
112,993
112,676
May
2
9
16
23
30
26,719
26,745
27,055
26,582
629
651
796
683
517
543
622
358
25,573
25,551
25,637
2 5 ,5 4 J
7,947
8,008
7,927
7,896
7,517
9,074
8,529
7,999
925
1,003
967
1,003
13,180
13,570
13,573
13,283
2,341
2,571
2,541
2,611
58
63
60
68
2,021
2,038
1,967
2,000
112,224
114,918
115,255
114,045
June
6
13
20
27
26,559
26,349
26,264
26,050
688
583
538
551
355
345
372
362
25,516
25,421
25,354
25,137
7,865
7,861
7,765
7,742
9,142
8,604
9,565
7,715
922
1,025
979
974
13,649
13,287
13,381
13,095
2,645
2,559
2,562
2,374
66
57
62
71
1,995
1,982
1,988
2,007
115,399
113,972
114,816
112.035
July
4
11
18
25
25,978
25,824
27,199
26,859
26,576
498
435
716
626
548
350
321
1,383
1,260
1,187
25,130
25,068
25,100
24,973
24,841
7,706
7,764
7,721
7,771
7,845
8,229
7,272
9,427
7,796
7,474
915
936
934
953
1,017
13,048
12,960
13,456
13,448
13,120
2,427
2,287
2,523
2,368
2,413
156
61
71
115
119
1,970
2,068
2,086
2,046
2,108
112,721
111,310
115,753
113,857
112,976
Aug.
1
8
15
22
29
26,501
26,545
26,383
26,096
463
575
760
605
1,117
1,114
1,056
970
24,921
24,856
24,567
24,521
7,888
7,866
7,861
7,852
8,116
9,296
8,823
8,457
931
1,059
994
1,024
13,290
13,251
13,529
13,412
2,462
2,561
2,581
2,533
112
112
110
118
2,115
2,118
2,102
2,140
114,036
115,734
115,430
114,649
Sept.
5
12
19
26
25,979
25,732
26,392
26,057
25,961
486
347
1,070
909
818
953
905
851
813
790
24,540
24,480
24,471
24,335
24,353
7,878
7,841
7,816
7,780
7,707
8,199
8,028
9,883
7,947
8,781
927
1,011
968
1,003
963
13,627
13,286
13,428
13,630
13,402
2,507
2,404
2,708
2,392
2,446
111
114
126
129
167
2,150
2,141
2,147
2,181
2,259
114,136
113,581
116,785
113,866
114,799
Oct.
3
10
17
24
31
25,752
25,599
26,254
26,141
630
601
1,265
1,260
825
783
779
762
24,297
24,215
24,210
24,119
7,641
7,536
7,632
7,605
8,563
10,220
9,442
8,539
990
1,067
977
1,092
13,441
13,082
13,741
13,518
2,504
2,670
2,441
2,487
116
114
62
66
2,235
2,266
2,224
2,259
114,488
116,341
116,484
115,402
Nov.
7
14
21
28
25,820
25,884
26,578
26,654
1,144
1,261
1,919
1,936
720
714
714
724
23,956
23,909
23,945
23,994
7,629
7,592
7,530
7,494
8,609
9,731
9,280
9,490
1,019
1,165
1,148
1,221
13,645
13,609
14,151
13,708
2,379
2,517
2,684
2,763
48
58
58
64
2,300
2,309
2,267
2,275
115,368
117,151
118,441
118,726
Dec.
5
12
19
26
221
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In millions
Demand deposits
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
Date
j
To tal
Adjusted
Individuals,
partnerships,
and corps.
States and
political
subdivisions
U.S.
Government ,. _
Interbank
____and
!
Domestic j Foreign
Unadjusted
.
Certified
,
. „r
officers’
chccks
1956
Jan.
4
11
18
25
104,613
102,385
102,163
100,559
58,384
58,421
58,572
58,735
82,771
80,603
80,418
78,866
61,156
60,813
60,959
59,977
4,122
4,046
4,081
4,516
2,101
1,139
880
872
11,703
11,137
10,972
10,213
1,486 1
1,427
1,469 1
1,468 ^
2,203
2,041
2,057
1,820
Feb.
1
8
15
22
29
100,330
98,444
101,536
99,371
99,957
57,607
57,047
56,391
56,105
56,230
78,685
76,782
79,903
77,716
78,265
58,946
58,004
59,798
58,069
58,326
4,399
4,284
4,241
4,145
4,319
1,477
1, 19t
1,862
2,155
2,391
tO ,165
10,174
10,627
9,968
9,878
1,523 j
1,472
1,490
1,486 1
1,481 |
2,175
1,657
1,885
1,893
1,870
Mar.
7
14
21
28
98,972
101,820
101,807
100,819
56,417
57,603
56,500
55,733
77,269
80,031
80,020
79,009
57,701
60,553
58,329
57,147
4,113
4,020
4,044
4,254
1,722
1,614
3,958
4,342
10,323
10,522
10,155
9,996
1,515
1,516 ]
1,486
1,518 j
1,895
1,806
2,048
1,752
Apr.
4
II
18
25
100,471
101,159
101,406
100,398
55,392
56,211
56,713
56,908
78,634
79,358
79,614
78,631
56,886
58,392
58,842
58,257
4,122
4,014
4,083
4,281
3,404
2,426
2,483
2,624
10,858
10,932
10,662
9,939
1,550
1,580
1,527
1,521
j
1
j
1
1,814
2,014
2,017
2,009
May
2
9
(6
23
30
100,879
99,212
101,778
100,209
100,100
55,896
55,559
54,999
55,444
55,521
79,112
77,437
79,963
78,345
78,242
57,224
56,694
57,943
56,988
57,319
4,632
4,339
4,315
4,231
4,451
3,343
2,998
3,848
3,797
3,669
10,235
10,064
10,362
9,561
9,464
1.517
1,519
1,526
1,522
1,498
I
■
I
1
|
2,161
1,823
1,969
2,246
1,841
June
6
13
20
27
99,485
102,106
102,455
101,454
55,641
56,974
56,905
56,210
77,506
80,083
80,348
79,268
57,057
60,050
59,128
57,960
4,230
4,128
4,200
4,367
2,614
2,190
3,116
3,420
10,241
10,363
10,335
10,171
1,871
1,870
2,106
1,882
July
4
11
18
25
102,637
101,208
102,179
99,398
55,248
55,346
55,774
56,114
80,468
79,112
80,130
77.328
57,689
58,026
58,677
57,868
4,471
4,089
3,923
4,044
3,605
2,477
2,334
1,794
10,977
11,194
10,921
10,129
1,493 J
1,482
1,463 :
1,468 1
1
1,496 1
1,491 ,
1,536
1,576 |
2,230
1,835
2,739
1,917
Aug.
1
8
15
22
29
100,009
98,258
102,752
100,706
100,256
55,556
55,428
54,697
55,007
55,381
77,929
76,169
80,680
78,592
78,107
57,492
56,968
58,167
56,939
57,026
4,168
3,948
3,922
3,891
3,928
2,085
1,371
4,006
4,053
3,648
10,465
10,481
10,945
10,147
10,052
1,594
1,617
1,605
1,589
1,552
1
J
1
2,125
1,784
2,035
1,973
1,901
Sept.
5
12
19
26
100,801
102,464
102,332
101,573
54,920
55,777
55,908
55,374
78,678
80,240
80,142
79,368
57,327
59,485
59,098
57,961
3,949
3,777
3,640
3,831
3,205
2,294
2,689
3,404
10,843
11,307
11,112
10,543
1,594 1
1,566
1,610
1,590
1,760
1,811
1,993
2,039
Oct.
3
10
17
24
31
100,889
100,353
103,525
100,591
101,718
54,915
55,289
55,623
56,206
56,069
78,664
78,125
81,311
78,383
79,481
57,448
57,904
60,057
58,713
58,980
3,800
3,741
3,570
3,673
4,007
3,010
2,264
2,752
2,114
2,303
10,980
11,012
11,510
10,563
10,725
1,560 ;
1,532 |
1,543
1,553
1,866
1,672
1,879
1,767
1,863
Nov.
7
14
21
28
100,883
103,115
103,114
102,297
55,588
55,882
55,900
56,632
78,704
81,102
81,169
80,354
58,529
60,431
59,370
59,296
3,710
3,691
3,772
3,909
1,822
1,769
3,301
2,877
11,146
11,594
10,864
10,646
1,585
1,637
1,662
1,660 j
1,912
1,980
2,200
1,966
Dec.
5
12
19
26
101,897
103,842
105,004
105,362
56,745
58,266
58,148
58,214
79,936
81,789
82,870
83,097
59,422
61,871
61,356
61,707
3,933
3,933
3,905
3,953
2,087
1,151
2,412
2,380
10,806
10,996
11,368
11,326
1,689 1
1,645
1,662
1,687 ;
1,999
2,193
2,167
2,044
222
,
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Time, deposits
Total
Individ States and
uals, part political
subdivi
nerships,
sions
and corps.
Borrowings
U .S .
Interbank
From
F. R.
Banks
ment
Domestic
Foreign
Other
liabilities
Capital
accounts
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
8,477
8,480
8,458
8,475
116,771
114,314
114,329
112,728
Jan.
4
II
18
25
D ate
1956
21,842
21,782
21,745
21,693
19,363
19,356
19,327
19,272
961
961
955
959
207
202
204
203
1,311
1,263
1,259
1,259
344
702
751
733
1,096
484
657
615
2,241
2,263
2,300
2,346
21,645
21,662
21,633
21,655
21,692
19,251
19,273
19,250
19,291
19,331
963
969
982
975
992
202
208
209
206
202
1,229
1,212
1,192
1,183
1,167
836
718
851
545
496
504
672
843
687
851
2,341
2,358
2,388
2,421
2,467
8,512
8,530
8,557
8,571
8,602
112,523
110,722
114,175
111,595
112,373
Feb.
1
8
15
72
29
.21,703
21,789
21,787
21,810
19,354
19,412
19,393
19,406
983
1,010
1,025
1,032
198
195
195
195
1,168
1,172
1,174
1,177
507
574
966
566
960
843
701
936
2,501
2,474
2,336
2,422
8,601
8,599
8,596
8,622
111,541
114,310
114,406
113,365
M ar.
7
14
71
28
21,837
21,801
21,792
21,767
19,414
19,382
19,323
19,311
1,044
1,044
1,055
1,058
200
197
200
180
1,179
1,178
1,214
1,218
541
864
722
747
857
727
857
865
2,443
2,378
2,381
2,410
8,640
8,703
8,684
8,698
112,952
113,831
114,050
113,118
Apr.
4
11
18
25
21,767
21,775
21,815
21,864
21,858
19,304
19,334
19,352
19,368
19,378
1,072
1,050
1,049
1,054
1,041
179
180
180
180
177
1,212
1,211
1,234
1,262
1,262
792
852
556
590
381
666
672
844
982
949
2,386
2,413
2,406
2,456
2,482
8,735
8,742
8,748
8,756
8,764
113,458
111,891
114,332
112,993
112,676
M ay
2
9
16
23
30
21,979
22,023
22,107
22,186
19,492
19,548
19,596
19,652
1,049
1,027
1,025
1,031
176
175
177
176
1,262
1,273
1,309
1,327
365
529
637
343
1,104
984
965
1,017
2,490
2,524
2,420
2,444
8,780
8,775
8,778
8,787
112,224
114,918
115,255
114,045
June
6
13
20
27
22,169
22,096
22,049
22,070
19,641
19,588
19,576
19,593
1,002
999
1,006
1,007
184
183
182
180
1,342
1,326
1,285
1,290
471
526
380
362
1,129
1,057
1,061
1,003
2,346
2,363
2,395
2,459
8,816
8,818
8,801
8,813
115,399
113,972
114,816
112,035
July
4
11
18
25
22,080
22,089
22,072
22,114
22,149
19,596
19,616
19,613
19,645
19,661
1,004
1,011
1,009
1,009
1,005
’ 180
180
178
178
178
1,300
1,282
1,272
1,282
1,305
315
570
669
685
322
1,079
1,096
928
1,002
852
2,464
2,531
2,556
2,607
2,671
8,854
8,855
8,848
8,857
8,875
112,721
111,310
115,753
113,857
112,976
Aug.
1
8
15
22
29
22,123
22,224
22,190
22,205
19,657
19,727
19,713
19,739
998
992
976
966
180
181
185
183
1,288
1,324
1,316
1,317
574
487
344
479
1,114
1,200
1,158
929
2,660
2,696
2,715
2,755
8,887
8,887
8,881
8,913
114,036
115,734
115,430
114,649
Sept.
5
12
19
26
22,225
22,228
22,214
22,208
22,237
19,760
19,778
19,769
19,765
19,794
971
948
939
930
929
190
189
189
189
189
1,304
1,313
1,317
1,324
1,325
902
511
398
767
427
666
1,013
1,173
748
817
2,747
2,769
2,765
2,824
2,858
8,932
8,935
8,924
8,936
8,979
114,136
113,581
116,785
113,866
114,799
Oct.
3
10
17
24
31
22,179
22,013
21,945
21,943
19,771
19,629
19,565
19,556
895
889
889
898
184
185
184
186
1,329
1,310
1,307
1,303
1,006
267
547
265
768
1,115
980
921
2,840
2,862
2,860
2,908
8,991
8,982
8,983
9,011
114,488
116,341
116,484
115,402
Nov.
7
14
21
28
21,961
22,053
22,134
22,265
19,598
19,701
19,752
19,886
899
900
927
922
184
185
181
182
1,280
1,267
1,274
1,275
510
399
659
519
978
911
828
868
2,940
2,957
2,914
2,934
9,043
9,042
9,036
9,043
115,368
117,151
118,441
118,726
Dec.
5
12
19
26
223
'
BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In m illions
Loans
F or purchasi ng o r carrying
sccu ritics
Total
.A d
justed
N et
C om
mercial
and
indus
trial
Agri
cultural
T o brokers and
dealers
U.S.
Govt.
securi
ties
O ther
securi
ties
To
others
U.S.
Govt.
securi
ties
Real
estate
Loans
to
banks
All
other
Other
securi
ties
M em o:
val
uation
I reserves
2
9
16
23
30
53,375
52,501
52,255
51,855
51,776
54,765
53,762
53,548
53.176
52,953
30,681
30,298
30,143
29.900
29,816
456
455
452
449
444
2,130
1,745
1,745
1,659
1,689
1,208
1,201
1,190
1,183
1,182
8,839
8,832
8,831
8,807
8,790
1,390
1,261
1,293
1,321
1,177
11,069
10,977
10,903
10,866
10,868
1,008
1,007
1.009
1.009
1,013
6
13
20
27
51,664
51,712
51,748
51,779
52,698
53,123
52,810
53.176
2 9 ,7 2 6
29,817
29,910
29,871
436
440
437
443
1,761
1,694
1,689
1,760
1, 55
1,151
1,153
1,148
8,770
8,782
8,766
8,762
1,034
1,411
1,062
1,397
10,833
10,843
10,808
10,813
1.017
1.015
1.015
1.018
6
13
20
27
51.887
52,310
53.115
52,831
53,161
53,756
54,486
54,255
30,007
30,410
31,149
31,012
437
434
430
431
1,797
1,791
1,822
1,670
1,150
1,156
1,148
1.146
8,736
8,740
8,746
8,740
1,274
1,446
1,371
1,424
10,803
10,824
10,864
10,874
1.043
1.045
1.044
1,042
3
10
17
24
52,944
52.888
53,251
53,072
53,989
53,934
54,372
54,289
30,906
30,961
31,103
30,928
416
415
421
421
1,952
1,834
1,874
1,842
1,152
1,155
1,176
1,174
8,691
8,690
8,699
8,690
1,045
1,046
1,121
1,217
10,873
10,879
11,024
11,062
1.046
1.046
1.046
1.045
1
8
15
22
29
53.454
52,988
53,134
52,926
52,756
54;495
54,234
54,382
54,254
53,983
31,030
30,921
31,147
30,906
30,661
420
417
422
422
416
2,113
1,762
1,667
1,706
1,765
1,173
1,167
1,159
1,156
1,156
8,679
8,665
8,669
8,664
8,661
1,041
1,246
1,248
1,328
1,227
11,086
11,103
11,117
11,121
11,144
1.047
1.047
1.047
1.049
1.047
5
12
19
26
52,834
53,413
54,434
54.454
54,258
54.306
55,489
55,678
30,750
31,094
32,039
32,097
420
425
424
428
1,767
1,940
1,969
1,842
1,163
1,168
1,170
1,169
8,649
8,667
8,675
8,667
1,424
893
1,055
1,224
11,134
11,167
11,205
11,301
3
10
17
24
31
54,282
53,972
53,852
53.496
53,568
55,381
55,061
55,022
54,857
54,800
31,877
31,755
31,641
31,355
31,310
433
431
429
428
428
1,892
1,710
1,679
1,610
1,660
1,184
1,162
1,157
1,143
1,142
8,649
8,645
8,657
8,666
8,675
1,099
1,089
1,170
1,361
1,232
11,303
11,324
11,345
11,350
11,412
1,056
1.055
1.056
1.056
1,059
7
14
21
28
53,541
53,650
54,064
53,935
54,634
55,058
55,332
55,183
31,322
31,537
31,790
31,583
420
428
427
429
1,644
1,548
1,755
1,810
1,140
1,136
1,132
1,120
8,665
8,685
8,682
8,696
1,093
1,408
1,268
1,248
11,408
11,375
11,337
11,355 1
1.058
1.059
1.059
1,058
4
11
18
25
53,864
54.115
54,597
54,332
55,419
55,294
55,775
55,519
31,616
31,843
32,163
31,967
430
436
440
441
1,692
1,675
1,791
1,748
1,133
1,116
1,129
1,114
8,683
8,708
8,718
8,725
1,555
1,179
1,178
1,187
11,366
11,394
11,413
11,394
1.056
1.057
1.057
1.057
2
9
16
23
30
54,563
54,228
54,253
53,603
53,614
55.752
55,415
55,301
54,746
54,974
31,885
31,697
31,663
31,363
31,304
446
440
440
444
452
2,021
1,921
1,922
1,589
1,642
1,118
1,118
1,116
1,111
1,106
8,727
8,729
8,759
8,769
8,758
1,189
1,187
1,048
1,143
1,360
11,427
11,383
11,411
11,385
6
13
20
27
53,535
53,684
53,726
53,329
54,835
55.306
54,821
54.752
31,301
31,387
31,353
31,093
450
449
441
434
1,554
1,590
1,737
1,610
1,102
1,091
1,094
1,093
8,751
8,776
8,777
8,777
1,300
1,622
1,095
1,423
11,411
11,437
11,452
11,387
11,385
1,061
1.060
1.058
1.058
1.059
4
11
18
25
31
53.496
53,908
54,689
54,518
54,658
55,121
55,223
56,139
55,702
55,364
31,135
31,385
31,872
31,853
31,801
437
434
433
435
436
1,756
1,915
2,190
2,022
2,190
1,094
1,805
1,106
1,114
1,154
8,761
8,779
8,780
8,772
8,761
1,625
1,315
1,450
1,184
706
11,379
11,360 i
11,374 1
11,390
11,448
224
j
!
j
1
1.049
1.048
1.048
1.050
1.060
1,061
1.063
1.063
1.067
1,070
1,066
1.068
1,132
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65—Continued
of dollars)
Balances with—
Investments
U. S. Governr nent securi ties
Certif
icates
Notes
and
bonds
O ther
securities
Cash
items
in
process
o f col
lection
C ur
rency
and
coin
Reserves
with
F.R .
Banks
D o
mestic
banks
Other
assets
Total
assets
Date
Foreign
banks
Total
Bills
26,774
26,272
26,823
26,330
26,101
2,093
1,697
2,298
1,907
1,681
703
690
706
681
680
23,978
23,885
23,819
23,742
23,740
7,485
7,425
7,425
7,398
7,420
11,061
8,265
9,621
8,214
7,841
1,132
1,086
1,000
1,003
1,017
13,600
13,665
13,587
13,639
13,530
3,156
2,525
2,621
2,490
2,304
60
62
59
60
72
2,314
2,304
2,323
2,323
2,374
120,347
115,366
117,007
114,633
113,612
Jar..
2
9
16
23
30
25,921
25,672
25,809
25,723
1,443
1,257
1,426
1,461
780
743
823
746
23,698
23,672
23,560
23,516
7,484
7,444
7,512
7,536
7,664
9,688
8,341
8,757
920
1,040
980
1,014
13,756
13,119
13,595
13,359
2,330
2,441
2,431
2,364
74
72
63
62
2,380
2,370
2,365
2,351
113,227
114,969
113,906
114,342
Feb.
6
13
20
27
25,532
25,676
25,990
25,164
1,251
1,370
1,763
1,317
773
783
761
415
23,508
23,523
23,466
23,432
7,556
7,667
7,642
7,609
8,091
8,910
8,504
8,155
950
1,031
961
991
13,217
13,194
13,437
13,038
2,345
2,476
2,535
2,584
67
62
63
61
2,347
2,339
2,295
2,333
113,266
115,111
115,913
114,190
M ar.
6
13
20
27
26,635
26,305
26,258
25,972
1,243
1,112
1,146
1,034
1,608
1,467
1,421
1,347
23,784
23,726
23,691
23,591
7,674
7,737
7,759
7,672
8,743
7,800
9,141
8,203
905
967
956
996
13,818
13,482
13,415
13,519
2,467
2,348
2,541
2,393
74
71
73
66
2,349
2,365
2,371
2,408
116,654
115,009
116,886
115,518
Apr.
3
10
17
24
26,034
25,552
25,221
25,114
25,878
1,125
880
867
850
1,665
1,311
1,302
1,620
1 ,615
1,581
23,598
23,370
22,734
22,649
22,632
7,641
7,547
7,550
7,586
7,608
9,687
7,663
10,116
8,231
8,585
897
944
929
966
942
13,736
13,389
13,388
13,198
13,368
2,497
2,350
2,512
2,345
2,242
56
62
60
50
72
2,460
2,451
2,421
2,402
2,399
117,503
114,192
116,579
114,146
115,077
May
1
8
15
22
29
25,790
25,690
25,633
24,917
1,638
1,585
1,541
985
1,561
1,536
1,527
J ,429
22,591
22,569
22,565
22,503
7,586
7,651
7,603
7,601
7,945
9,310
8,914
8,809
924
1,013
977
1,026
13,113
13,619
13,505
13,350
2,358
2,432
2,457
2,409
65
66
64
68
2,419
2,411
2,323
2,381
114,458
116,498
116,965
116,239
June
5
12
19
26
26,310
26,020
25,642
25,223
25,241
2,334
2,013
1,725
1,481
1,504
1,475
1,455
1,409
1,327
1,342
22,501
22,552
22,508
22,415
.22,395
7,612
7,589
7,596
7,525
7,556
9,378
8,689
9,652
8,198
8,798
899
1,026
988
995
966
13,576
13,351
13,400
13,334
13,275
2,463
2,359
2,513
2,404
2,463
212
79
72
70
63
2,207
2,342
2,355
2,367
2,468
118,038
116,516
117,240
114,973
115,630
July
3
10
17
24
31
24,821
24.646
25,303
24,914
1,286
1,177
1,918
1,623
1,714
1,655
1,582
1,562
21,821
21,814
21,803
21,729
7,593
7,572
7,606
7,621
7,470
9,053
8,359
8,782
930
1,017
973
1,043
13,047
12,818
13,017
13,242
2,320
2,478
2,356
2,265
62
60
57
60
2,445
2,501
2.538
2,621
113,322
115,203
115,541
115,731
Aug.
7
14
21
28
24,787
24,762
24,747
24,537
1,473
1,469
1,458
1,306
1,583
1,586
1,578
1,506
21,731
21,707
21,711
21,725
7,630
7,704
7,708
7,689
8,693
8,997
9,510
8,319
965
1,056
1,006
1,025
12,792
13,072
13,431
13,128
2,444
2,401
2,523
2,388
64
60
63
60
2,622
2,627
2,608
2,617
115,416
115,973
117,371
115,282
Sept.
4
11
18
25
25,654
25,324
25,346
25,270
25,191
1,197
1,061
1,120
1,128
1,156
1,732
1,673
1,668
1,639
1,600
22,725
22,590
22,558
22,503
22,435
7,681
7,715
7,693
7,666
7,938
9,110
8,205
9,933
8,216
8,617
953
996
977
1,017
1,053
13,325
13,168
13,232
13,363
13,367
2,385
2,350
2,554
2,341
2,344
63
58
64
57
73
2,679
2,693
2,668
2,692
2,702
117,602
115,924
117,768
115,368
116,259
Oct.
2
9
16
23
30
24,959
24,785
24,938
25,010
1,011
883
1,006
1,007
1,584
1,601
1,666
1,713
22,364
22,301
22,266
22,290
7,783
7,634
7,668
7,733
9,015
9,740
9,462
9,479
973
1,087
1,015
1,023
13,176
12,862
13,608
13,340
2,335
2,455
2,379
2,354
55
59
63
53
2,709
2,705
2,646
2,706
115,840
116,633
116,600
116,450
Nov.
6
13
20
27
25,619
25,630
26,010
26,087
26,423
1,042
1,124
1,470
1,533
1,888
1,697
1,726
1,730
1,725
1,752
22,880
22,780
22,8110
22,829
22,783
7,743
7,852
7,879
7,882
7,906
8,903
9,109
9,819
9,732
11,841
1.038
1,170
1,181
1,112
1,131
13,421
13,734
13,834
13,807
13,670
2,329
2,346
2,617
2,599
3,193
58
58
72
70
74
2,748
2,725
2,662
2,657
2,712
116,980
117,847
120,213
119,648
122,314
Dec.
4
11
18
25
31
1957
225
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In millions
Dem and deposits
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
Date
Total
Adjusted
Individuals,
partnerships,
and corps.
States and
political
subdivisions
U.S.
Government
Interbank
Domestic
Unadjusted
Foreign
Certified
and
officers*
checks
1957
Jan.
2
9
16
23
30
107,497
102,421
104,224
101,795
100,668
57,629
57,760
58,523
58,296
58,076
85,230
80,036
81,717
79,254
78,087
61,966
60,130
61,976
60,545
59,951
4,183
4,011
4,183
4,095
4,211
2,181
949
643
624
790
12,640
11,425
11,329
10,537
9,854
1,719
1,637
1,601
1,583
1,526
2,541
1,884
1,985
1,870
1,755
Feb.
6
13
20
27
99,910
101,611
100,491
101,010
56,874
56,423
56,214
56,370
77,263
78,934
77,746
78,211
58,685
60,408
58,701
59,228
4,083
3,888
4,030
4,099
873
844
1,518
1,554
10,338
10,500
10,140
9,991
1,514
1,479
1,533
1,539
1,770
1,815
1,824
1,800
M ar.
6
13
20
27
99,710
101,639
102,402
100,895
55,791
56,905
55,704
55,472
76,798
78,534
79,204
77,651
57,951
60,262
58,458
57,769
4,031
3,796
3,808
4,033
1,008
958
3,062
2,304
10,361
10,240
10,382
10,244
1,547
1,521
1,552
1,476
1,900
1,757
1,942
1,825
Apr.
3
10
17
24
103,263
101,523
103,619
102,231
55,118
55,588
56,588
56,695
79,928
78,169
80,341
78,950
57,179
57,763
59,483
58,793
4,045
3,872
4,121
4,193
3,946
2,756
2,289
2,354
10,646
10,518
10,783
10,148
1,475
1,507
1,540
1,550
2,637
1,753
2,125
1,912
M ay
I
8
15
22
29
103,934
100,652
103,094
100,625
101,573
56,213
55,273
55,057
55,151
55,149
80,608
77,260
79,638
77,090
77,890
58,635
56,859
58,910
57,316
57,383
4,545
4,361
4,297
4,315
4,439
2,822
2,581
2,327
2,334
3,214
10,298
10,156
10,559
9,748
9,406
1,588
1,587
1,579
1,626
1,536
2,720
1,716
1,966
1,751
1,912
June
5
12
19
26
101,063
102,887
103,578
103,025
55,320
56,448
56,276
55,729
77,329
79,124
79,910
79,240
57,144
59,718
59,105
58,013
4,371
4,272
4,092
4,483
2,367
1,511
2,800
3,125
10,173
10,330
10,327
9,903
1,524
1,525
1,593
1,674
1,750
1,768
1,993
2,042
July
3
10
17
24
31
104,651
103,336
104,144
101,881
102,610
54,307
54,750
55,167
55,570
55,550
80,906
79,585
80,353
78,100
78,843
57,306
57,438
58,972
57,915
58,276
4,238
4,109
3,836
3,945
4,169
5,004
3,820
3,060
2,349
2,381
10,576
10,664
10,814
10,286
10,447
1,641
1,662
1,660
1,697
1,667
2,141
1,892
2,011
1,908
1,903
Aug.
7
14
21
28
99,992
101,6i2
101,844
101,850
55,096
54,683
54,482
54,973
76,176
77,815
78,052
78,035
56,832
58,233
57,159
57,374
4,108
3,839
3,838
3,878
1,313
1,423
3,124
2,647
10,568
10,902
10,301
9,972
1,729
1,754
1,786
1,661
1,626
1,664
1,844
2,503
Sept.
4
11
18
25
101,498
102,180
103,224
101,268
54,413
55,671
55,094
54,788
77,652
78,253
79,278
77,247
57,290
59,048
58,789
57,485
3,932
3,802
3,784
3,887
2,203
1,020
2,043
2,173
10,645
10,880
10,973
10,352
1,698
1,685
1,658
1,615
1,884
1,818
2,031
1,735
Oct.
2
9
16
23
30
103,647
101,999
104,075
101,490
102,124
54,015
54,344
54,774
55,383
55,805
79.566
77,865
79,922
77,340
77,973
57,159
56,850
59,352
58,193
58,495
3,872
3,650
3,581
3,702
3,857
4,008
2,757
2,087
1,662
1,683
10,737
10,843
11,383
10,354
10,154
1,696
1,716
1,745
1,725
1,714
2,094
2,049
1,774
1,704
2,070
Nov.
6
13
20
27
101,803
102,505
102,389
102,335
54,800
55,025
55,110
55,464
77,687
78,538
78,502
78,402
57,758
59,215
58,456
58,772
3,987
3,677
3,729
4,005
1,400
1,158
1,913
1,758
10,773
10,949
10,378
10,062
1,699
1,666
1,639
1,639
2,070
1,873
2,387
2,166
Dec.
4
11
18
25
31
102,705
103,556
105,907
105,538
109,690
55,389
56,710
56,651
56,169
56,887
78,727
79,448
81,773
81,235
85,184
58,063
59,833
60,040
59,800
61,887
3,981
3,825
3,917
4,013
4,331
2,332
1,418
2,374
2,800
2,458
10,493
10,559
11,259
10,851
12,305
1,610
1,652
1,670
1,683
1,693
2,248
2,161
2,513
2,088
2,510
226
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65—Continued
of dollars)
Time deposits
Total
Individ States and
uals, p art political
subdivi
nerships,
and corps.
sions
Borrowings
U. S.
Interbank
ment
Domestic
Foreign
From
F. R.
Banks
Other
liabilities
Capital
accounts
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
Other
D ate
19S7
22,267
22,385
22,507
22,541
22,581
19,919
20,022
20,143
20,169
20,214
916
935
942
948
939
182
184
182
182
183
1,250
1,244
1,240
1,242
1,245
309
254
179
262
475
788
929
878
830
682
2,713
2,717
2,703
2,719
2,740
9,040
9,045
9,023
9,027
9,047
120,347
115,366
117,007
114,633
113,612
Jan.
2
9
16
23
30
22,647
22,677
22,745
22,799
20,268
20,292
20,363
20,407
956
959
965
964
181
179
180
183
1,242
1,247
1,237
1,245
723
359
741
304
728
1,115
745
1,101
2,778
2,794
2,854
2,810
9,088
9,090
9,075
9,117
113,227
114,969
113,906
114,342
Feb.
6
13
20
27
22,912
23,105
23,198
23,244
20,499
20,684
20,759
20,819
987
990
1,002
994
180
179
181
180
1,246
1,252
1,256
1,251
670
475
781
451
970
1,079
998
1,054
2,811
2,818
2,642
2,671
9,105
9,100
9,090
9,119
113,266
115,111
115,913
114,190
M ar.
6
13
20
27
23,335
23,354
23,278
23,281
20,897
20,912
20,838
20,834
1,004
1,009
1,016
1,040
182
185
184
182
1,252
1,248
1,240
1,225
1,009
1,086
719
562
593
554
658
776
2,654
2,702
2,762
2,814
9,135
9,144
9,128
9,135
116,654
115,009
116,886
115,518
Apr.
3
10
17
24
23,326
23,392
23,456
23,535
23,683
20,870
20,938
20,969
21,037
21,082
1,063
1,066
1,079
1,087
1,111
181
181
182
181
179
1,212
1,207
1,226
1,230
1,311
978
634
532
535
688
559
882
914
958
759
2,853
2,835
2,856
2,839
2,856
9,179
9,189
9,183
9,189
9,201
117,503
114,192
116,579
114,146
115,077
M ay
23,734
23,763
23,668
23,785
21,129
21,180
21,111
21,205
1,105
1,097
1,098
1,124
180
181
180
181
1,320
1,305
1,279
1,275
366
1,071
910
615
1,019
468
610
755
2,790
2,860
2,658
2,611
9,220
9,212
9,209
9,233
114,458
116,498
116,965
116,239
June
5
12
19
26
23,745
23,751
23,791
23,781
23,767
21,171
21,174
21,221
21,227
21,219
1,125
1,116
1,132
1,125
1,123
188
187
186
186
187
1,261
1,274
1,252
1,243
1,238
970
792
564
270
271
618
544
664
826
682
2,553
2,600
2,641
2,764
2,671
9,246
9,244
9,227
9,232
9,396
118,038
116,516
117,240
114,973
115,630
July
3
10
17
24
31
23,816
23,797
23,792
23,815
21,275
21,265
21,285
21,292
1,119
1,136
1,133
1,135
186
187
185
185
1,236
1,209
1,189
1,203
645
395
582
605
611
988
808
857
2,654
2,801
2,898
2,979
9,420
9,407
9,409
9,440
113,322
115,203
115,541
115,731
Aug.
7
14
21
28
23,846
23,927
23,946
24,021
21,319
21,398
21,397
21,451
1,130
1,130
1,136
1,133
185
186
187
186
1,212
1,213
1,226
1,251
366
640
951
672
1,129
720
750
856
2,975
2,986
3,018
3,034
9,448
9,447
9,428
9,452
115,416
115,973
117,371
115,282
Sept.
4
11
18
25
24,081
24,134
24,153
24,150
24,151
21,494
21,574
21,612
21,631
21,635
1,143
1,132
1,116
1,109
1,111
184
181
181
181
179
1,260
1,247
1,244
1,229
1,226
595
582
524
548
589
841
743
588
702
887
3,045
3,112
3,065
3,104
3,093
9,474
9,488
9,516
9,524
9,566
117,602
115,924
117,768
115,368
116,259
Oct.
2
9
16
23
30
24,116
23,967
23,887
23,933
21,654
21,535
21,447
21,487
1,066
1,043
1,057
1,063
176
175
170
169
1,220
1,214
1,213
1,217
551
266
928
410
851
1,187
593
950
3,045
3,089
3,113
3,154
9,590
9,586
9,577
9,601
115,840
116,633
116,600
116,450
Nov.
6
13
20
27
23,978
24,108
24,134
24,303
24,506
21,507
21,619
21,622
21,762
21,951
1,086
1,101
1,134
1,168
1,175
167
168
167
166
167
1,218
1,220
1,211
1,207
1,213
380
784
694
671
22
1,097
709
828
676
3,192
3,214
3,187
3,147
2,967
9,606
9,584
9,597
9,616
9,635
116,980
117,847
120,213
119,648
122,314
Dec.
4
11
18
25
31
227
\
8
15
22
29
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In millions
Loans
Loans and
investments
D ate
Total
Total
ad
justed
A d
justed
""
F o r purchasing o r carrying
securities
Total
Net
C om
mercial
and
indus~
trial
Agri
cultural
To brokers and
dealers
U.S.
Govt.
securi
ties
Other
securi
ties
To
others
Real
estate
Loans
to
banks
All
other
......
M em o:
val
uation
reserves
U.S.
Other
G ovt. 1 securisecuritics
tics i
1958
Jan.
8
15
22
29
89,094
88,391
88,146
87,644
87,744
87,018
86,521
86,187
53,748
53,211
52,673
52,245
55,098
54,584
54,298
53,702
31,130
30,843
30,337
30,119
439
436
438
437
2,022
1,815
1,833
1,645
1,108
1,105
1,116
1,125
8,750
8,747
8,753
8,744
1,350
1,373
1,625
1,457
11,431
11,398
11,329
11,308
1,132
1,133
1,133
1,133
Feb.
5
12
19
26
88,770
88,689
88,460
88,804
87,066
87,156
87,027
87,361
52,726
52,679
52,422
52,281
54,430
54,212
53,855
53,724
29,912
29,806
29,932
29,925
447
443
438
442
2,230
2,303
1,968
1,882
1,124
1,117
1,171
1,178
8,732
8,738
8,737
8,742
1,704
1,533
1,433
1,443
11,420
11,411
11,316
11,251
1,139
1,139
1,140
1,139
M ar.
5
12
19
26
90,263
90,960
92,083
91,243
88,576
89,408
90,474
89,813
52,434
52,776
53,551
53,006
54,121
54,328
55,160
54,436
29,716
29,847
30,513
30,499
445
445
448
448
2,267
2,555
2,682
2,070
1,191
1,185
1,189
1,284
8,709
8,725
8,710
8,734
1,687
1,552
1,609
1,430
11,247
11,162
11,156
11,116
1,141
1,143
1,147
1,145
Apr.
2
9
16
23
30
90,945
91,574
94,479
93,702
93,984
89,541
89,834
92,713
92,052
92,483
52,699
52,962
53,575
53,036
52,995
54,103
54,702
55,341
54,686
54,496
30,313
30,131
30,129
29,714
29,645
450
458
454
460
462
1,983
2,418
2,931
2,776
2,749
1,274
1,280
1,280
1,314
1,315
8,695
8,712
8,729
8,735
8,746
1,404
1,740
1,766
1,650
1,501
11,135
11,114
11,205
11,189
11,235
1,151
1,151
1,153
1,152
1,157
M ay
7
14
21
28
93,470
93,145
93,364
93,623
91,973
91,785
91,803
92,100
52,533
52,395
52,029
52,068
54,030
53,755
53,590
53,591
29,581
29,546
29,378
29,241
470
470
473
477
2,373
2,257
2,067
2,204
1,312
1,298
1,302
1,288
8,757
8,774
8,800
8,821
1,497
1,360
1,561
1,523
11,196
11,207
11,168
11,195
1,156
1,157
1,159
1,158
June
4
11
18
25
94,615
95,241
97,592
97,256
92,934
93,534
95,988
95,833
52,492
53,029
54,252
53,801
54,173
54,736
55,856
55,224
29,122
29,229
29,803
29,780
478
485
494
500
2,774
3,177
3,671
3,170
1,296
1,287
1,388
1,381
8,817
8,853
8,870
8,891
1,681
1,707
1,604
1,423
11,165
11,160
11,191
11,246
1,160
1,162
1,165
1,167
July
2
9
16
23
30
96,756
103,784
103,186
102,969
102,516
95,262
102,162
101,799
101,482
101,169
53,513
57,051
56,818
56,509
56,313
55,007
58,673
58,205
57,996
57,660
29,786
30,303
30,126
29,830
29,710
510
762
767
777
790
2,819
2,530
2,421
2,456
2,323
1,433
1,462
1,458
1,417
1,385
8,890
10,652
10,698
10,705
10,744
1,494
1,622
1,387
1,487
1,347
11,257
12,586
12,590
12,567
12,604
1,182
1,244
1,242
1,243
1,243
Aug.
6
13
20
27
104,749
104,184
103,764
103,670
103,134
102,551
102,432
102,042
56,085
55,992
56,224
56,096
57,700
57,625
57,556
57,724
29,769
29,837
30,077
30,051
788
804
822
814
2,095
1,910
1,830
1,687
1,315
1,281
1,275
1,278
10,742
10,786
10,827
10,847
1,615
1,633
1,332
1,628
12,622
12,620
12,639
12,666
1,246
1,246
1,246
1,247
Sept.
3
10
17
24
103,722
104,040
103,606
102,652
102,011
102,416
101,837
101,127
56,354
56,613
56,921
56,623
58,065
58,237
58,690
58,148
30,038
30,246
30,637
30,476
815
808
799
797
1,852
1,860
1,714
1,689
1,288
1,288
1,290
1,292
10,856
10,886
10,933
10,964
1,711
1,624
1,769
1,525
12,755
12,776
12,799
12,655
1,250
1,251
1,251
1,250
Oct.
1
8
15
22
29
103,166
103,372
104,010
103,394
103,266
101,338
101,927
102,418
101,915
101,792
56,871
56,799
57,156
56,952
57,074
58,699
58,244
58,748
58,431
58,548
30,521
30,470
30,699
30,555
30,569
798
801
808
816
829
1,830
1,747
1,742
1,662
1,660
1,271
1,263
1,274
1,270
1,280
10,982
11,047
11,124
11,153
11,189
1.828
1,445
1,592
1,479
1,474
12,715
12,712
12,753
12,740
12,789
1,246
1,241
1,244
1,244
1,242
Nov.
5
12
19
26
103,551
103,644
103,113
104,397
101,900
101,662
101,743
103,196
57,379
57,629
57,721
57,917
59,030
59,611
59,091
59,118
30,688
30,844
30,861
30,836
832
841
838
840
1,757
1,800
1,798 *
1,935
1,276
1,275
1,267
1,269
11,244
11,288
11,336
11,381
1,651
1,982
1,370
1,201
12,827
12,829
12,868
12,905
1,245
1,248
1,247
1,249
Dec.
3
10
17
24
31
104,567
104,938
105,583
105,229
105,426
102,901
103,116
103,991
103,913
104,688
57,995
58,348
59,193
59,161
59,867
59,661
60,170
60,785
60,477
60,605
30,928
31,066
31,450
31,408
31,699
827
832
836
843
841
1,876
2,044
2,404
2,320
2,569
1,273
1,279
1,286
1,298
1,315
11,374
11,420
11,455
11,471
11,487
1,666
1,822
1,592
1,316
738
12,967
12,958
13,013
13,070
13,252
1,250
1,251
1,251
1,249
1,296
228
‘
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES—Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Investments
Balances with—
U.S. G overnm ent securities
Certif
icates
Notes
and
bonds
O ther
securities
Cash
items
in
process
o f col
lection
C ur
rency
and
coin
Reserves
with
F.R .
Banks
D o
mestic
banks
Foreign
banks
O ther
assets
Total
assets
Date
Total
Bills
26,087
25,945
25,861
25,923
1,581
1,485
1,389
1,431
1,734
1,714
1,796
1,799
22,772
22,746
22,676
22,693
7,909
7,862
7,987
8,019
8,459
10,008
8,769
7,782
1,077
1,028
1,011
1,031
13,758
13,635
13,782
13,458
2,420
2,633
2,417
2,480
1,271
63
65
64
1,502
2,723
2,838
2,899
117,581
118,481
117,028
115,358
Jan.
8
15
22
29
26,290
26,313
26,452
26,856
1,458
1,400
1,254
1,552
2,051
2,087
1,076
1,119
22,781
22,826
24,122
24,185
8,050
8,164
8,153
8,224
8,498
8,777
8,109
8,163
905
1,013
952
1,012
13,452
13,264
13,562
13,469
2,505
2,503
2,694
2,518
57
55
63
56
2,960
2,931
2,855
2,925
117,147
117,232
116,695
116,947
Feb.
5
12
19
26
27,707
28,025
28,255
28,108
1,963
2,069
2,247
2,120
1,149
1,136
1,170
1,156
24,595
24,820
24,838
24,832
8,435
8,607
8,668
8,699
8,423
9,373
8,593
8,414
890
1.000
952
978
13,262
13,457
13,512
13,109
2,434
2,510
2,461
2,607
54
58
62
60
2,978
2,923
2,888
2,898
118,304
120,281
120,551
119,309
M ar.
5
12
19
26
28,113
28,055
30,164
30,107
30,548
2,057
1,945
2,092
1,918
2,146
1,140
1,159
1,131
1,149
1,169
24,916
24,951
26,941
27,040
27,233
8,729
8,817
8,974
8,909
8,940
8,148
7,745
10,169
8,982
9,576
901
965
952
968
922
12,960
13,031
13,560
13,297
12,982
2,964
2,413
2,623
2,445
2,698
64
62
61
68
89
2,891
2,852
2,835
2,845
2,949
118,873
118,642
124,679
122,307
123,200
Apr.
2
9
16
23
30
30,496
30,511
30,856
31,093
1,895
1,819
1,887
1,964
1,191
1,225
1,318
1,298
27,410
27,467
27,651
27,831
8,944
8,879
8,918
8,939
7,948
9,288
8,281
8,155
909
994
964
1,049
13,018
12,855
12,879
12,877
2,400
2,789
2,683
2,769
81
74
76
83
2,871
2,866
2,799
2,810
120,697
122,011
121,046
121,366
May
7
14
21
28
31,289
31,216
32,399
32,615
1,925
1,735
2,327
2,421
1,346
1,351
1,598
1,621
28,018
28,130
28,474
28,573
9,153
9,289
9,337
9,417
8,789
8,939
10,230
8,744
927
1,010
999
1,010
12,840
13,210
13,548
13,387
2,613
2,649
2,725
2,696
102
104
108
109
2,905
2,897
2,774
2,779
122,791
124,050
127,976
125,981
June
4
11
18
25
32,575
34,999
34,814
34,723
34,651
2,294
2,188
2,018
1,989
2,015
1,650
1,776
1,762
1,808
1,802
28,631
31,035
31,034
30,926
30,834
9,174
10,112
10,167
10,250
10,205
9,516
9,148
10,221
9,802
8,453
968
1,144
1,130
1,137
1,169
13,318
13,757
14,015
13,886
13,643
2,962
3,092
3,154
3,032
3,070
123
114
116
119
117
2,766
2,948
2,939
2,983
3,063
126,409
133,987
134,761
133,928
132,031
July
2
9
16
23
30
36,826
36,308
35,942
35,584
2,248
1,918
1,732
1,541
4,841
4,780
4,692
4,629
29,737
29,610
29,518
29,414
10,223
10,251
10,266
10,362
8,531
9,497
8,672
8,218
1,048
1,154
1 , 114
1,185
13,733
13,798
13,752
13,577
2,945
2,957
2,878
2,705
109
121
122
109
3,058
3,038
2,897
2,978
134,173
134,749
133,199
132,442
Aug.
6
13
.20
27
35,346
35,340
34,579
34,139
1,485
1,709
1,685
1,417
4,592
4,510
4,430
4,379
29,269
29,121
28,464
28,343
10,311
10,463
10,337
10,365
8,994
9,124
9,829
8,258
1,127
1,178
1,142
1,173
13,394
13,447
13,463
13,349
2,927
2,860
3,053
2,801
118
117
111
115
2,991
2,970
2,921
2,950
133,273
133,736
134,125
131,298
Sept.
3
10
17
24
34,103
34,695
34,834
34,570
34,351
1,477
2,114
2,079
1,984
1,882
4,345
4,339
4,365
4,257
4,191
28,281
28,242
28,390
28,329
28,278
10,364
10,433
10,428
10,393
10,367
10,036
8,451
11,608
9,270
8,874
1,073
1,125
1,144
1,169
1,204
13,258
13,430
13,727
13,922
13,483
2,967
2,700
3,040
2,793
2,819
120
114
117
103
98
2,995
2,945
2,915
2,910
2,966
133,615
132,137
136,561
133,561
132,710
Oct.
1
8
15
22
29
34,260
34,017
34,004
35,225
1,821
1,644
1,657
2,887
4,172
4,161
4,158
4,213
28,267
28,212
28,189
28,125
10,261
10,016
10,018
10,054
10,353
10,546
9,780
10,264
1,111
1,245
1,175
1,161
13,452
12,916
13,840
14,112
2,846
3,012
2,832
2,812
96
95
91
95
3,030
3,086
3,001
2,996
134,439
134,544
133,832
135,837
Nov.
5
12
19
26
34,891
34,609
34,636
34,618
34,627
2,546
2,257
2,339
2,366
2,400
4,363
4,364
4,340
4,325
4,325
27,982
27,988
27,957
27,927
27,902
10,015
10,159
10,162
10,134
10,194
9,653
9,349
10,818
10,736
12,912
1,190
1,298
1,314
1,177
1,220
13,465
13,501
14,128
14,159
13,816
2,787
2,769
3,107
2,970
3,672
90
87
87
101
110
3,058
3,035
2,991
2,982
3,014
134,810
134,977
138,028
137,354
140,170
Dec.
3
10
17
24
31
1958
229
.
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BANK S,
(In millions
Demand deposits
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
D ate
Total
Adjusted
Individuals,
partnerships,
and corps.
States and
political
subdivisions
U.S.
1
Government I
Interbank
__ _
Domestic
Unadjusted
Certified
and
officers’
J checks
-,j
Foreign
1958
Jan.
s
IS
22
29
103,615
105,065
102,959
101,672
56,356
56,532
56,556
56,134
79,167
80,433
78,235
76,749
58,647
60,399
58,845
57,924
4,119
4,064
4,099
4,176
1,364
844
855
1,048
11,311
11,465
10,501
10,252
1,677
1,584
1,554
1,533
2,049
2,077
2,381
1,816
Feb.
5
12
19
26
103,226
103,124
102,843
103,020
55,880
55,548
54,882
54,943
77,977
77,558
77,107
77,120
57,554
58,224
56,893
57,040
4,312
4,193
4,118
4,141
1,417
1,222
2,144
2,308
10,681
10,526
10,493
10,203
1,501
1,485
1,479
1,503
2,512
1,908
1,980
1,925
M ar.
5
12
19
26
103,917
106,029
106,334
105,584
54,503
56,031
55,243
54,507
77,739
79,629
79,775
78,808
56,624
59,231
57,703
56,381
4,216
4,008
4,027
4,227
2,405
1,982
3,699
3,935
10,914
10,738
10,749
10,499
1,494
1,505
1,491
1,453
2,086
2,165
2,106
2,313
Apr.
2
9
16
23
30
105,207
104,434
110,303
108,048
109,209
54,119
55,251
56,491
56,361
55,699
78,372
77,408
83,126
80,733
81,776
56,070
56,829
59,290
57,922
57,863
4,286
4,193
4,746
4,651
4,937
3,092
1,711
3,471
3,131
3,945
11,519
11,199
11,490
10,746
11,009
1,494
1,502
1,505
1,513
1,547
1,911
1,974
2,624
2,770
2,475
M ay
7
14
21
28
106,614
108,134
106,934
107,272
54,915
54,706
54,671
55,434
79,033
80,477
79,159
79,366
56,272
57,750
56,476
56,917
4,625
4,438
4,608
4,739
3,670
3,436
3,919
3,556
10,949
11,479
10,770
10,751
1,551
1,568
1,518
1,470
1,966
1,806
1,868
1,933
June
4
11
18
25
108,461
109,543
113,898
112,115
55,686
57,100
57,434
55,266
80,479
81,366
85,691
83,715
57,195
59,267
60,019
57,067
4,923
4,660
4,564
4,601
3,193
2,432
5,057
7,324
11,367
11,353
11,411
10,870
1,444
1,542
1,559
1,511
2,357
2,112
3,081
2,342
July
2
9
16
23
30
112,540
118,968
120,139
119,203
117,405
56,090
58,912
59,735
60,549
60,755
84,039
86,625
87,852
86,880
85,041
57,176
61,121
63,158
62,703
62,322
4,426
4,697
4,481
4,544
4,637
6,372
4,783
4,170
3,325
2,816
12,061
12,290
12,065
11,551
11,383
1,530
1,492
1,661
J ,653
1,634
2,474
2,242
2,317
3,104
2,249
Aug.
6
13
20
27
118,972
119,541
118,151
117,259
59,849
59,670
59,438
59,953
86,540
87,114
85,781
84,862
61,460
62,674
61,672
61,753
4,668
-4,448
4,462
4,536
4,484
4,210
4,485
3,881
12,026
12,123
11,591
11,191
1,650
1,614
1,595
1,619
2,252
2,045
1,976
1,882
Sept.
3
10
17
24
117,987
118,181
118,796
115,886
59,613
60,814
60,939
59,716
85,574
85,625
86,428
83,541
61,822
63,360
64,263
61,782
4,657
4,451
4,338
4,363
3,673
2,294
2,116
2,923
11,717
11,885
12,041
11,206
1,577
1,508
1,503
1,438
2,128
2,127
2,167
1,829
Oct.
1
8
15
22
29
118,180
116,819
121,200
117,763
117,455
60,118
59,773
60,329
60,933
61,541
85,912
84,514
88,896
85,471
85,149
62,996
62,082
65,768
64,145
64,045
4,577
4,223
4,121
4,176
4,396
2,620
3,193
3,121
2,359
2,077
11,710
11,667
12,390
11,410
11,165
1,428
1,430
1,448
1,499
1,492
2,581
1,919
2,048
1,882
1,974
Nov.
5
12
19
26
118,626
118,374
117,918
119,710
60,749
61,170
61,169
61,589
86,373
86,286
85,942
87,750
64,164
65,208
64,466
64,980
4,772
4,464
4,403
4,620
3,968
1,347
2,157
3,645
11,860
11,760
11,336
10,776
1,443
1,463
1,500
1,476
2,166
2,044
2,080
2,253
Dec.
3
10
17
24
31
118,746
118,975
122,270
121,625
126,175
61,520
63,298
63,800
62,877
63,507
86,774
86,912
90,172
89,314
93,665
64,239
65,914
67,267
66,591
68,599
4,595
4,554
4,585
4,587
4,841
2,893
1,466
2,152
2,829
2,952
11,244
11,288
11,846
11,310
12,709
1,464
1,511
1,556
1,562
2,339
2,179
2,766
2,435
2,979
230
-
, ' 585
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES—Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Time deposits
Total
Borrowings
Individ States and
uals, p art political
subdivi
nerships,
sions
and corps.
U . S.
G overn
ment
Inter >ank
Domestic
From
F . R.
Banks
Other
Other
liabilities
C apital
accounts
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
Foreign
D ate
1958
24,448
24,632
24,724
24,923
21,907
21,961
21,029
22,062
1,183
1,192
1,201
1,216
137
134
134
137
1,221
1,345
1,360
1,508
619
128
298
118
754
697
1,043
782
2,944
2,947
3,094
3,111
9,649
9,644
9,634
9,675
117,581
118,481
117,028
115,358
Jan.
8
15
77
29
25,249
25,566
25,736
25,900
22,157
22,245
22,306
22,390
1,304
1,362
1,380
1,443
136
136
134
134
1,652
1,823
1,916
1,933
75
143
68
79
999
1,053
862
807
3,149
3,211
3,217
3,311
9,698
9,701
9,705
9,730
117,147
117,232
116,695
116,947
Feb.
5
12
19
26
26,178
26,400
26,559
26,776
22,578
22,720
22,832
22,969
1,474
1,516
1,528
1,540
142
139
137
137
1,984
2,025
2,062
2,130
56
155
191
48
1,195
994
1,129
711
3,402
3,358
3,157
3,203
9,734
9,745
9,740
9,763
118,304
120,281
120,551
119,309
M ar.
5
12
19
26
26,835
27,026
27,177
27,315
27,433
23,003
23,138
23,217
23,290
23,367
1,551
1,571
1,625
1,672
1,703
139
140
141
142
142
2,142
2,177
2,194
2,211
2,221
53
89
255
190
63
670
1,145
1,147
1,024
771
3,158
3,171
3,194
3,242
3,304
9,785
9,803
9,780
9,803
9,853
118,873
118,642
124,679
122,307
123,200
Apr.
2
9
16
23
30
27,581
27,657
27,775
27,906
23,488
23,508
23,609
23,701
1,759
1,778
1,792
1,781
139
141
143
145
2,195
2,230
2,231
2,279
75
56
40
54
859
648
883
837
3,264
3,291
3,300
3,297
9,885
9,882
9,889
9,906
120,697
122,011
121,046
121,366
May
7
14
21
28
27,982
28,177
28,207
28,400
23,769
23,940
23,939
24,076
1,805
1,861
1,907
1,969
144
144
143
145
2,264
2,232
2,218
2,210
81
104
106
60
961
1,104
913
707
3,350
3,354
3,109
3,128
9,938
9,945
9,950
9,971
122,791
124,050
127,976
125,981
June
4
11
18
25
28,501
32,343
32,287
32,323
32,364
24,168
27,713
27,832
27,861
27,906
1,956
2,200
2,142
2,139
2,136
171
168
166
169
170
2,206
2,262
2,147
2,154
2,152 - - - - - -
52
100
78
27
63
783
1,078
712
836
616
3,058
3,229
3,251
3,268
3,326
9,976
10,612
10,581
10,594
10,621
126,409
133,987
134,761
133,928
132,031
July
2
9
16
23
30
32,432
32,427
32,370
32,387
27,996
28,019
27,998
28,028
2,123
2,113
2,073
2,057
170
171
170
172
2,143
2,124
2,129
2,140
224
106
198
111
996
1,098
857
1,022
3,332
3,350
3,343
3,379
10,649
10,654
10,650
10,671
134,173
134,749
133,199
132,442
Aug.
6
13
20
27
32,413
32,556
32,368
32,345
28,062
28,169
28,033
28,054
2,046
2,025
2,005
1,989
169
171
168
168
2,136
2,191
2,162
2,134
127
406
164
278
1,117
1,102
1,238
1,152
3,359
3,367
3,264
3,311
10,683
10,680
10,663
10,671
133,273
133,736
134,125
131,298
Sept.
3
10
17
24
32,268
32,305
32,304
32,292
32,306
28,067
28,112
28,138
28,161
28,192
1,928
1,910
1,896
1,875
1,866
169
169
171
171
172
2,104
2,114
2,099
2,085
2,076
151
322
158
705
236
1,305
1,023
1,248
1,089
943
3,261
3,234
3,236
3,292
3,329
10,718
10,739
10,719
10,712
10,747
133,615
132,137
136,561
133,561
132,710
Oct.
1
8
15
22
29
32,253
32,088
31,976
31,960
28,191
28,048
27,941
27,957
1,802
1,791
1,773
1,747
172
173
172
172
2,088
2,076
2,090
2,084
409
256
482
859
1,257
1,680
1,210
1,016
3,371
3,457
3,450
3,456
10,776
10,777
10,772
10,796
134,439
134,544
133,832
135,837
Nov.
5
12
19
26
31,972
32,063
32,098
32,311
32,510
27,964
28,029
28,069
28,179
28,390
1,742
1,754
1,729
1,791
1,800
172
173
174
183
185
2,094
2,107
2,126
2,158
2,135
246
335
465
696
21
1,491
1,369
1,099
911
1
3,518
3,500
3,406
3,316
3,139
10,809
10,798
10,788
10,806
10,834
134,810
134,977
138,028
137,354
140,170
Dec.
3
10
17
24
31
__________
- - - - - -
23 1
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . MEM BER BA NK S,
(In millions
1.317
1.318
1.319
1.318
1.318
1.321
1,323
1.322
1,325
30,207
30,228i
30,624
30,692
30,665
936
941
941
939
953
426
262
608
410
453
13,930'
14,019.
14,146)
14,1951
1.329
1,328
1.330
1,332
t ,898
1,776
1,762
1,739
1,708
161
171
169
169
168
1,259
1,247
1,261
1,278
1,280
3,846
3,767
3,868
3,901
3,939
1,476
1,470
1,495
1,514
5,540
12,517
12,534;
12,580'
12,583:
12,598'
1,535
1,090
1,210
1,200
1,320'
596
593
609
618
610
13,834|
13,842
13,904
13,953
14,005'
1,345
1,349
1.353
1.354
1,361
1,708
1,756
1,769
1,701
170
169
170
169
1,283
1,217
1,270
1,265
4,032
4,021
4,089
4,069
1,552
1,576
1,577
1,540
12.587,
12,625
12,651|
12,676;
1.388
1,487
1,201'
1,378
598
599
619
613
14,090l
14,127
14,144
14,204
1.366
1,368
1.367
1.368
1,690
1,608
1,612
1,590
1,664
168
162
165
166
166
1,278
1,257
1,246
1,227
1,199
4,059
3,945
4,106
3,927
3,973
1,555
1,567
1,580
1,583
1,613
12,667*
12,708
12,7611
12,7S8i
12,779'
1,1081
M 67j
1,456
1,210]
735
639
652
647
644
677
14,254
14,257
14,312!
14,313
14,392]
1.368
1,367
1.366
1.365
1.367
1,744
1,631
1,716
1,686
164
163
176
161
1,200
1,187
1,197
1,198
3,848
3,770
3,733
3,647
1,601
1,619
1,635
1,662
12,7851 1,165
12,817 1,281:
727|
12,8361
947
12,849]
677
671
686
673
14,375
14,417
14,4011
14,416
1.367
1.366
1.366
1.365
1,705
1,705
1,779
1,778
164
155
157
161
1,202
1,201
1,195
1,194
3,807
3,712
3,739
3,735
1,683
1,681
1,690
1,688
716
743
734
750
14,519
14,510
14,472
14,479]
1.367
1.367
1 366
1.366
1,768
1,716
1,977
1,970
2,131
154
149
150
157
167
1,185
1,193
1,193
1,198
1,181
3,835
3,841
4,250
4,304
4,472
1,734
1,713
1,711
1,717
1,758
12,828- 1,356
12,862 1,204
12,884 1,098
12,899 1,368
j
12,895 1,457:
12,916i 1,501!
12,974 1,315
12,975 U601,:
1 2,97s1 1,274
777
797
784
789
809
14,573
14,576!
14,641
14,647
14,680
.,371
1 369
1.366
1.367
1,370
232
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEKLY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Balances with—
Investments
U.S. G overnm ent securities
N otes and bonds m aturing—
Other
securi
ties
Cash
items
in
process
of
collec
tion
C ur
rency
and
coin
R e
serves
with
F.R .
Banks
D o
mestic
banks
Foreign
banks
O ther
assets
Total
assets
D ate
T otal
Bills
Certif
icates
34,078
33,801
34,862
34,701
2,258
2,218
2,248
2,193
4,210
4,051
3,925
3,817
27,610
27,523
28,689
28,691
10,181
10,157
10,068
10,013
10,117
11,301
10,264
9,369
1,203
1,256
1,158
1,189
13,946
13,729
13,903
13,643
2,883
2,974
2,847
2,748
87
85
83
81
2,944 135,873
2,961 136,176
2,992 136,064
3,020 134,667
Jan.
7
14
21
28
34,529
34,138
33,758
33,412
2,192
2,049
2,451
2,351
3,864
3,742
3,991
3,808
28,473
28,347
27,316
27,253
10,061
9,944
9,984
10,031
9,413
10,106
10,367
9,969
1,064
1,153
1,136
1,204
13,636
13,344
13,637
13,484
2,740
2,773
2,848
2,797
84
77
77
78
3,055
3,075
2,962
2,949
134,270
134,169
134,395
133,957
Feb.
4
11
18
25
33,199
33,178
32,852
31,905
2,355
2,450
2,326
2,189
3,751
3,716
3,598
2,904
27,093
27,012
26,928
26,812
10,091
10,235
10,257
10,218
10,006
9,873
10,377
9,066
1,049
1,148
1,122
1,148
13,249
13,193
14,031
13,364
2,794
2,805
2,889
2,691
77
72
85
75
2,980
2,939
2,876
2,933
133,329
133,698
135,285
132,347
Mar.
4
11
18
25
33,123
32,980
32,687
32,229
31,877
2,676
2,652
2,502
2,249
2,160
2,854
2,856
2,816
2,730
2,673
27.593
27,472
27,369
27,250
27,044
10,351
10,471
10,579
10,429
10,445
10,670
9,335
11,905
10,314
9,815
1,080
1,096
1,120
1,147
1,177
13,210
13,771
13,935
13,809
13,518
3,412
2,690
3,117
2,734
2,779
78
74
78
75
70
3,006
2,937
2,934
2,899
2,990
136,700
134,385
138,048
135,193
134,681
Apr.
1
8
15
22
29
31,484
32,250
31,549
31,277
1,987
3,024
2,590
2,408
2,630
2,585
2,458
2,435
26,867
26,641
26,501
26,434
10,274
10,205
10,257
10,296
9,662
10,976
9,910
9,640
1,065
1,177
1,143
1,195
13,672
13,580
13,102
13,254
2,668
2,784
2,847
2,705
71
78
90
77
2,990
3,013
2,973
2,980
133,782
136,535
134,603
134,089
May
6
13
20
27
31,095
30,994
30,598
30,061
2,360
2,345
2,164
1,722
2,372
2,342
2,262
2,211
26,363
26,307
26.172
26,128
10,238
10,197
10,120
10,085
9,804
9,959
11,306
9,672
1,098
1,172
1,169
1,201
13,166
13,308
13,734
13,331
2,702
2,749
2,968
2,712
82
90
90
72
3,032
3,074
2,978
3,025
134,017
134,692
136,629
133,981
June
3
10
17
24
30,363
31,351
31,880
31,091
30,632
1,766
2,870
3,533
3,047
2,772
2,178
2,121
2,076
2,046
1,876
1,743
1,742
1,690
1,560
1,543
17,945
17,822
17,810
17,669
17,687
6,731
6,796
6,771
6.769
6,754
10,279
10,319
10,315
10,307
10,261
11,614
9,902
12,335
10,221
9,401
1,149
1,175
1,196
1,203
1,236
13,076
13,532
13,633
13,809
13,384
3,033
2,682
2,957
2,790
2,674
60
65
68
62
68
3,214
3,135
3,154
3,102
3,139
138,442
137,250
141,288
138,350
136,705
July
1
8
15
22
29
30,030
29,582
29,836
29,656
2,360
2,084
2,476
2,394
1,185
1,162
1,116
1,113
1,588
1,552
1,843
1,809
18,102
18,015
17,636
17.594
6,795
6.769
6,765
6,746
10,187
10,128
10,126
10,137
9,630
10,531
10,071
9,241
1,092
1,229
1,183
1,220
13,313
13,108
13,208
13,256
2,710
2,790
2,780
2,668
74
74
77
89
3,235
3,246
3,108
3,043
136,472
137,154
136,959
136,078
Aug.
5
12
19
26
29,442
29,331
29,281
28,751
28,511
2,312
2,255
2,331
2,060
2,008
1,112
1,115
1,103
1,057
1,050
1,750
1,734
1,687
1,636
1,618
17,541
17,504
17,425
1.7,272
17,114
6,727
6,723
6,735
6,726
6,721
10,211
10,260
10,292
10,266
10,244
9,800
9,978
11,997
10,072
11,217
1,147
1,229
1,221
1,252
1,180
13,219
12,910
13,358
13,284
13,081
2,775
2,894
3,132
2,811
2,994
68
73
94
81
78
3,121
3,138
3,099
3,107
3,220
136,291
136,539
139,811
136,522
137,393
Sept.
2
9
16
23
30
28,058
27,835
28,879
28,584
1,671
1,497
2,330
2,114
1.089
1.090
1,100
1,133
1,623
1,587
1,541
1,530
16,964
16,924
17,150
17,069
6.711
6.737
6,758
6.738
10,290
10,225
10,146
10,089
9,940
12,329
10,889
10,366
1,159
1,278
1,232
1,275
13,211
13,062
13,674
13,657
2,703
3,061
2,841
2,712
72
79
84
90
3,214
3,240
3,151
3,183
135,814
138,444
137,840
136,928
Oct.
7
14
21
28
28,447
28,083
27,932
27,622
1,909
1,628
1,598
1,499
1,273
1,295
1,160
1,128
1,585
1,554
1,767
1,716
16,988
16,902
16,706
16,560
6,692
6,704
6,701
6,719
10,072
9,890
9,887
9,864
11,817
10,283
11,446
11,402
1,171
1,252
1,238
1,225
13,411
13,001
13,478
13,312
2,877
2,934
2,929
2,724
73
82
89
80
3,200
3,223
3,152
3,240
139,094
136,435
137,990
137,506
Nov.
4
11
18
25
28,556
28,391
28,176
27,882
27,856
2,510
2,390
2,321
2,164
2,260
1,141
1,158
1,131
1,125
1,102
1,782
1,812
1,840
1,885
1,924
16,385
16,318
16.172
16,076
15,969
6.738
6,713
6.712
6,632
6,601
9,894
9,947
10,005
9,968
9,961
10,919
10,093
12,633
11,928
12,234
1,259
1,365
1,373
1,337
1,414
13,288
13,227
13,560
13,364
13,336
2,819
2,710
3,115
3,091
3,093
81
79
82
80
109
3,321
3,279
3,232
3,301
3,342
138,713
137,555
141,978
140,983
141,493
Dec.
2
9
16
23
30
W ithin
I year
1 to
5 years
A fter
5 years
1959
233
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA N K S,
(In m illions
Demand deposits
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
D ate
Total
Adjusted
Individuals,
partnerships,
and corps.
States and
political
subdivisions
U.S.
G overnment
Interbank
Domestic
U nadjusted
Foreign
CertiHed
and
officers'
checks
1959
Jan.
7
14
21
28
120,207
120,764
120,867
119,174
62,903
62,886
63,383
62,791
88,010
88,536
88,605
86,920
65,519
67,141
66,401
65,168
4,632
4,530
4,619
4,719
1,451
930
2,539
2,904
12,019
11,965
10,977
10,453
1,520
1,454
1,442
1,403
2,869
2,516
2,627
2,273
Feb.
4
11
18
25
118,803
118,739
118,728
117,968
61,733
61,718
60,880
61,268
86,550
86,622
86,562
85,781
64,047
64,819
64,044
64,296
4,734
4,488
4,679
4,583
2,995
2,536
3,164
2,861
11,006
10,796
10,701
10,262
1,403
1,466
1,450
1,421
2,365
2,517
2,524
2,358
M ar.
4
11
18
25
117,408
117,983
119,569
116,611
60,399
61,868
61,233
60,847
85,142
85,655
87,233
84,222
63,326
65,044
64,671
63,391
4,609
4,422
4,408
4,476
2,295
1,451
3,047
2,425
10,891
10,871
10,927
10,299
1,551
1,592
1,649
1,585
2,470
2,275
2,531
2,046
Apr.
1
8
15
22
29
121,154
118,713
122,211
119,194
118,943
60,057
60,903
62,009
62,080
62,016
88,737
86,268
89,824
86,742
86,437
63,125
63,378
66,465
65,038
64,249
4,833
4,459
4,828
4,817
5,124
5,099
3,517
2,732
2,483
2,934
11,349
10,989
11,689
10,447
10,291
1,562
1,524
1,489
1,418
1,381
2,769
2,401
2,621
2,539
2,458
May
6
13
20
27
117,860
120,620
118,850
118,050
60,431
60,410
60,454
60,938
85,319
88,094
86,326
85,493
62,864
64,625
63,526
63,626
4,974
4,651
4,736
4,871
3,052
4,482
3,973
3,347
10,768
10,798
10,470
10,053
1,406
1,428
1,519
1,515
2,255
2,110
2,102
2,081
June
3
10
17
24
117,552
118,002
120,620
117,684
60,240
61,598
61,426
60,781
84,908
85,377
88,007
85,071
62,781
64,560
65,802
63,572
4,761
4,576
4,299
4,582
2,806
1,645
2,758
2,957
10,592
10,714
11,001
10,147
1,466
1,461
1,516
1,514
2,502
2,421
2,631
2,299
July
1
8
15
22
29
121,999
120,861
125,018
121,966
120,212
61,457
61,122
61,816
62,592
62,838
88,543
87,484
91,680
88,670
87,028
65,067
63,876
66,916
65,645
65,130
4,917
4,576
4,590
4,621
4,751
3,073
3,826
4,691
3,893
3,328
10,866
11,084
11,296
10,497
10,020
1,533
1,550
1,542
1,467
1,441
3,087
2,572
2,645
2,547
2,358
Aug.
5
12
19
26
119,812
120,153
120,276
119,262
61,844
61,673
60,647
61,416
86,646
87,042
87,197
86,205
64,344
65,452
63,925
63,782
4,889
4,625
4,588
4,623
2,923
2,413
4,309
3,873
10,791
10,999
10,718
10,262
1,458
1,426
1,452
1,413
2,241
2,127
2,205
2,252
Sept.
2
9
16
23
30
119,694
119,647
123,198
119,735
121,777
60,842
61,261
61,777
60,873
60,811
86,711
86,636
90,263
86,768
88,810
63,613
64,453
67,019
64,180
64,785
4,657
4,511
4,418
4,507
4,690
3,687
2,576
3,158
3,836
4,299
10,867
11,348
11,866
10,550
11,024
1,515
1,473
1,465
1,437
1,459
2,372
2,275
2,337
2,258
2,553
O ct.
7
14
21
28
118,989
121,610
121,376
120,289
60,700
61,474
61,444
61,868
86,151
88,832
88,621
87,596
63,951
67,080
65,558
65,345
4,421
4,270
4,270
4,398
2,811
1,736
3,906
3,496
11,281
11,861
10,935
10,486
1,419
1,432
1,447
1,380
2,268
2,453
2,505
2,491
4
11
18
25
122,202
119,606
120,880
120,144
61,247
61,474
61,427
61,891
89,569
87,173
88,690
87,943
65,170
64,712
65,547
65,596
4,883
4,549
4,715
4,805
3,442
2,563
3,035
2,771
11,697
11,466
11,426
10,544
1,366
1,387
1,356
1,335
3,011
2,496
2,611
2,892
2
9
16
23
30
121,169
119,914
125,225
123,928
124,837
61,652
62,476
64,097
63,132
63,857
88,978
87,722
93,036
91,535
92,330
65,237
65,536
68,830
67,542
68,273
4,834
4,657
4,725
4,714
4,866
3,858
2,587
3,183
3,604
3,163
11,110
11,062
11,580
11,326
11,464
1,439
1,504
1,543
1,545
1,612
2,500
2,376
3,175
2,804
2,952
Nov.
•
Dec.
234
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Time deposits
Individ States and
uals, part* political
subdivi
nerships,
sions
and corps.
Borrowings
U . S.
m ent
Interbank
Domestic
Foreign
From
F. R.
Banks
Other
liabilities
Capital
accounts
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
Date
1959
32,197
32,228
32,262
32,254
28,067
28,094
28,105
28,101
1,780
1,779
1,778
1,786
189
188
184
184
2,161
2,167
2,195
2,183
669
383
308
319
1,118
1,116
947
1,181
3,078
3,120
3,186
3,197
10,801
10,783
10,756
10,796
135,873
136,176
136,064
134,667
Jan.
7
14
21
28
32,253
32,117
32,166
32,187
28,129
28,100
28,150
28,150
1,772
1,782
1,789
1,800
179
179
179
178
2,173
2,056
2,048
2,059
272
186
353
372
1,145
1,177
1,152
1,456
3,212
3,239
3,344
3,331
10,838
10,828
10,818
10,830
134,270
134,169
134,395
133,957
Feb.
4
11
18
25
32,266
32,328
32,336
32,389
28,226
28,318
28,334
28,354
1,788
1,782
1,809
1,751
179
180
180
182
2,073
2,048
2,013
2,102
410
350
893
453
1,293
1,229
1,027
1,331
3,351
3,275
2,956
3,104
10,867
10,861
10,840
10,848
133,329
133,698
135,285
132,347
M ar.
4
11
18
25
32,417
32,445
32,387
32,452
32,506
28,371
28,399
28,333
28,339
28,411
1,786
1,757
1,745
1,769
1,798
180
179
180
179
179
2,080
2,110
2,129
2,165
2,118
239
657
764
856
371
1,361
1,082
1,112
1,148
1,338
3,042
3,013
3,048
3,091
3,092
10,904
10,920
10,913
10,904
10,937
136,700
134,385
138,048
135,193
134,681
Apr.
1
8
15
22
29
32,541
32,526
32,524
32,557
28,435
28,444
28,495
28,563
1,810
1,821
1,819
1,825
179
178
178
179
2,117
2,083
2,032
1,990
734
495
231
352
1,096
1,302
1,332
1,488
3,123
3,179
3,229
3,226
10,969
10,939
10,961
10,973
133,782
136,535
134,603
134,089
M ay
6
13
20
27
32,644
32,625
32,613
32,613
28,628
28,677
28,703
28,823
1,840
1,830
1,811
1,781
176
177
177
177
2,000
1,941
1,922
1,832
578
741
995
715
1,666
1,728
1,036
1,580
3,233
3,240
3,016
3,030
10,988
10,981
10,962
10,972
134,017
134,692
136,629
133,981
June
3
10
17
24
33,456
33,377
33,338
33,296
33,184
29,612
29,573
29,550
29,526
29,512
1,833
1,818
1,808
1,788
1,717
184
183
185
183
183
1,827
1,803
1,795
1,799
1,772
462
880
636
562
425
1,790
1,351
1,442
1,662
1,831
2,991
2,949
3,002
2,984
3,017
11,200
11,209
11,190
11,176
11,220
138,442
137,250
141,288
138,350
136,705
July
1
8
15
22
29
33,166
33,111
33,079
33,057
29,531
29,530
29,521
29,516
1,709
1,694
1,682
1,658
180
180
180
180
1,746
1,707
1,696
1,703 ...............
462
411
382
326
1,852
2,177
1,869
2,042
3,090
3,140
3,145
3,159
11,256
11,273
11,287
11,289
136,472
137,154
136,959
136,078
Aug.
5
12
19
26
32,983
33,011
32,935
32,967
32,967
29,553
29,595
29,578
29,630
29,653
1,633
1,617
1,583
1,579
1,569
179
182
179
178
175
1,618
1,617
1,595
1,580
1,570
434
299
312
606
173
1,669
2,081
1,887
1,733
937
3,178
3,203
3,139
3,173
3,161
11,316
11,309
11,275
11,275
11,345
136,291
136,539
139,811
136,522
137,393
Sept.
2
9
16
23
30
32,838
32,778
32,755
32,693
29,598
29,572
29,584
29,557
1,538
1,529
1,500
1,486
153
155
150
150
1,549
1,522
1,521
1,500
467
276
715
699
1,752
1,898
1,195
1,344
3,250
3,324
3,227
3,239
11,356
11,336
11,327
11,357
135,814
138,444
137,840
136,928
Oct.
7
14
21
28
32,633
32,433
32,190
32,201
29,541
29,374
29,256
29,281
1,458
1,432
1,360
1,372
149
150
147
151
1,485
1,477
1,427
1,397
487
352
583
429
1,770
1,723
1,750
2,013
3,226
3,333
3,369
3,527
11,409
11,421
11,408
11,393
139,094
136,435
137,990
137,506
Nov.
4
11
18
25
32,191
32,192
32,189
32,393
32,507
29,294
29,327
29,342
29,442
29,564
1,368
1,373
1,392
1,466
1,482
150
150
149
150
150
1,379
1,342
1,306
1,335
1,311
439
394
390
291
246
2,072
2,234
1,508
1,879
1,593
3,604
3,606
3,484
3,497
3,368
11,429
11,407
11,371
11,388
11,449
138,713
137,555
141,978
140,983
141,493
Dec.
2
9
16
23
30
235
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA N K S,
(In millions
Loans
Loans and
investments
Total
Total
ad
justed
For purchasing or carrying
securities
Total
A d
justed
Net
Com
mer
cial
and
indus
trial
Agricul
tural
T o b r okers
a n d d waters
To nonbank
financial
institutions
T o com m ercial
banks
To
oth crs
Per
sonal
and
U .S.
U.S.
sales
Govt. O ther G ovt. Other
fi
Other
secu secu secu secu nance
rities rities rities rities
cos.
ctc.
Real
estate
All
other
D o
mes
tic
F o r
eign
Memo:
valua
tion
re
serves
i
1960
Jan .
6
13
20
27
106,339 105,242
106,467 105,329
105,235 104,162
104,916 103,600
67,961
67,574
67,031
66,728
69,058
68,712
68,104
68,044
30,368
30,328
30,174
30,060
940
924
920
920
334
331
277
256
1,968
1,834
1,727
1,665
164
163
155
158
1,175
1,182
1,172
1,174
4,299
4,166
3,916
3,800
1,787
1,775
1,808
1,769
12,951
12,962
12,956
12,948
1,097
1,138
1,073
1,316
759
757
752
761
14,656
1,440
14,593 1 1,441
14,615
1,441
14,662 | 1,445
F eb .
3
10
17
24
104,599
104,256
104,316
104,074
103,502
103,020
102,896
102,689
66,841
66,725
66,987
67,016
67,938
67,961
68,407
68,401
30,157
30,263
30,468
30,378
924
927
920
922
356
313
248
297
1,587
1,496
1,469
1,519
161
153
145
150
1,158
1,159
1,154
1,152
3,791
3,723
3,835
3,850
1,753
1,738
1,740
1,738
12,936
12,930
12,963
12,957
1,097
1,236
1,420
1,385
752
770
761
760
14,714
14,702
14,734
14,744
2
9
16
23
30
104,045
103,509
104,782
104,081
103,765
102,887
102,299
103,463
102,822
102,353
67,342
67,017
68,079
67,812
67,703
68,500
68,227
69,398
69,071
69,115
30,520
30,531
31,261
31,256
31,227
919
911
917
916
928
255
221
276
168
145
1,520
1,496
1,450
1,394
1,342
154
142
145
139
141
1,149
1,139
1,136
1,133
1,137
4,106 1,726
3,920 1,707
4,232 1,693
4,197 1,679
4,077 1,724
12,923
12,904
12,898
12,896
12,904
1,158
1,210
1,319
1,259
1,412
751
754
772
759
758
14,771 1 1,452
14,747
1,455
14,756 l 1,457
14,735 I 1,460
14,785
1,465
A pr.
6
13
20
27
103,301 102,162
104,223 102,629
106,363 104,919
105,987 104,364
67,652
67,927
68,542
68,303
68,791
69,521
69,986
69,926
31,096
31,181
31,190
31,142
922
921
916
924
214
293
604
371
1,340
1,380
1,503
1,446
137
137
142
139
1,128
1,120
1,123
1,124
4,148
4,190
4,303
4,273
1,657
1,650
1,631
1,647
12,869
12,881
12,895
12,900
1,139
1,594
1,444
1,623
777
763
754
766
14,831
14,877
14,942
15,031
j
I
I
;
M ay
4
11
18
25
105,915
105,320
105,635
105,766
104,356
104,006
104,235
104,044
68,550
68,454
68,597
68,400
70,109
69,768
69,997
70,122
31,217
31,254
31,425
31,368
932
932
942
950
377
318
238
175
1,457
1,451
1,437
1,416
140
146
162
144
1,123
1,118
1,120
1,121
4,467
4,376
4,347
4,252
1,610
1,614
1,624
1,635
12,874 1,559
12,877 1,314
12,883 1,400
12,877 1,722
773
791
776
772
15,044
15,041
15,108
15,154
1 1,464
! 1,464
l 1,465
i 1,464
8
15
22
29
105,732
105,368
106,945
106.416
106,038
104,248
103,952
105,521
105,084
104,732
68,669
68,327
69,848
69,614
69,516
70,153
69,743
71,272
70,946
70,822
31,374
31,192
31,730
31,814
31,851
955
954
964
963
979
202
148
615
435
199
1,512
1,464
1,626
1,495
1,471
171
172
161
146
139
1,117
1,130
1,132
1,139
1,139
4,370
4,246
4,536
4,532
4,611
1,608
1,607
1,628
1,639
1,628
12,861
12,853
12,866
12,852
12,862
1,484
1,416
1,424
1,332
1,306
775
756
760
741
737
15,190
15,271
15,296
15,324
15,364
1,466
1,466
1,466
1,466
1,464
July
6
13
20
27
106,120 104,592
108,314 106,863
107,539 106,569
107,418 106,038
69,439
69,496
69,160
68,662
70,967
70,947
70,130
70,042
31,655
31,580
31,370
31,189
980
990
1,005
1,015
230 1,480
493 1,484
432 1,425
260 1,405
141
143
145
139
1,142
1,155
1,147
1,139
4,719 1,635
4,610 1,621
4,620 1,631
4,524 1,620
12,837 1,528
12,860 1,451
12,857
970
12,838 1,380
742
722
700
698
15,340
15,300
15,286
15,293 j
1,462
1,462
1,458
1,458
A ug.
3
10
17
24
31
108,087
107,554
107,726
107,072
107,514
106,466
106,033
106,319
105,745
106,161
69,292
69,055
69,053
68,605
68,761
70,913
70,576
70,460
69,932
70,114
31,312 1,030
31,276 1,032
31,323 1,035
31,107 1,035
31,174 1,047
500
478
534
467
475
1,487
1,476
1,470
1,393
1,396
150
144
143
147
145
1,142
1,133
1,135
1,143
1,143
4,596 1,632
4,449 1,639
4,343 1,642
4,201 1,645
4,211 1,658
12,827
12,830
12,837
12,879
12,881
1,621
1,521
1,407
1,327
1,353
702
691
663
672
669
15,378
1,464
15,372
1,465
15,387 i 1,459
15,374 1 1,458
15,422
1,460
S ept.
7
14
2t
28
108,003 106,404
108,511 106,865
109,620 108,141
108,560 107,534
68,836
69,227
70,049
69,552
70,435
70,873
71,528
70,578
31,134
31,509
31,770
31,744
1,044
1,057
1,067
1,079
530
645
845
616
1,501
1,480
1,503
1,455
150 1,152 4,204 1,638
157 1,153 4,031 1,676
175 1,156 4,340 1,671
151 1,155 4,151 1,675
12,867
12,874
12,877
12,874
1,599
1,646
1,479
1,026
679
684
693
676
15,397 ! 1,460
15,419 j 1,458
15,385
1,433
15,425
1,449
O ct.
5
12
19
26
108.859 107,261
108,405 106,889
107,747 106,972
109,684 108,765
69,349
69,211
68,918
68,931
70,947
70,727
69,693
69,850
31,597
31,723
31,740
31,631
1,091
1,095
1,094
1,094
529
390
276
445
1,521
1,501
1,495
1,516
143
142
139
140
1,168
1,160
1,159
1,170
4,060
4,042
3,786
3,726
1,707
1,678
1,693
1,667
12,846
12,856
12,861
12,849
1,598
1,516
775
919
690
670
681
690
15,458 1 1,461
15,416 i 1,462
15,453
1,459
1,457
15,460
N ov.
2
9
16
23
30
110,477
109,696
110,206
109,487
109,<407
109,144
108,039
108,624
108,250
108,668
69,640
69,146
69,535
69,207
69,278
70,973
70,803
71,117
70,444
70,017
31,861 1,101
31,775 1,101
32,056 1,108
31,917 1,101
31,972 1,095
630 1,635
311 1,601
421 1,582
313 1,586
281 1,574
142
143
140
147
133
1,164
1,163
1,158
1,164
1,162
3,810
3,735
3,703
3,636
3,670
1,699
1,693
1,691
1,684
1,685
12,840 1,333
12,837 1,657
12,864 1,582
12,847 1,237
12,844
739
m
701
700
685
684
15,527
1,458
15,545
1,459
15,562 I 1,450
15,576 1,449
15,629
1,451
7
14
21
28
110,085
111,066
113,466
113,195
108,724
109,863
111,774
111,763
68,991
69,783
71,408
71,009
70,352
70,986
73,100
72,441
31,773 ‘1,092
316 1,570
534 1,577
32,009 1,091
32,358 >1,100 1,186 1,722
955 1,659
32,156 1,111
126
135
141
138
1,163
1,167
1,178
1,193
3,567 1,694
3,773 1,701
4,245 1,713
4,264 1,697
12,817 1,361
12,838 1,203
12,827 1,692
12,824 1,432
689
693
712
751
15,625
15,705
15,655
15,677
Juno
Dcc.
236
.- .
1,448
1,449
1,450
1,451
1,467
1,466
1,461
1,460
1,441
1,440
1,429
1,416
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEKLY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Investments
Balances w ith—
U.S . Governn lent securities
N otes and bonds m aturing—
Total
Bills
C ertif
icates
O ther
securi
ties
W ithin
1 year
1 to
5 years
After
5 years
Cash
items
in
process
of
collec
tion
C ur
rency
and
coin
R e
serves
with
F.R .
Banks
D o
mestic
banks
Foreign
banks
O ther
assets
T otal
assets
D ate
1960
27,404
27,798
27,294
27,065
2,054
2,712
2,445
2,283
1,012
1,013
1,000
1,070
1,938
1,888
1,813
1,762
15,789
15,592
15,462
15,365
6,611
6,593
6,574
6,585
9,877
9,957
9,837
9,807
11,654
11,816
11,193
10,148
1,292
1,367
1,261
1,292
14,341
13,519
13,472
12,921
2,946
3,000
2,901
2,727
81
80
81
84
3,284
3,317
3,402
3,496
139,937
139,566
137,545
135,584
Jan.
6
13
20
27
26,830
26,497
26,081
25,898
2,016
1,769
1,644
1,588
1,221
1,205
503
490
1,772
1,752
1,686
1,643
15,232
15,180
17,073
17,171
6,589
6,591
5,175
5,006
9,831
9,798
9,828
9,775
10,524
9,773
11,466
10,876
1,164
1,237
1,191
1,285
13,241
13,043
13,120
12,740
2,703
2,698
2,851
2,805
79
78
77
73
3,565
3,618
3,515
3,500
135,875
134,703
136,536
135,353
Feb.
3
10
17
24
25,724
25,437
25,478
25,210
24,863
1,630
1,499
1,612
1,401
1,083
478
438
422
435
443
1,626
1,622
1,575
1,550
1,568
17,080
16,991
17,014
17,062
17,053
4,910
4,887
4,855
4,762
4,716
9,821
9,845
9,906
9,800
9,787
10,580
9,338
11,580
9,869
9,794
1,140
1,175
1,169
1,216
1,242
12,951
12,913
13,243
12,796
13,191
2,826
2,638
2,984
2,893
2,748
81
78
76
77
76
3,532
3,519
3,458
3,474
3,662
135,155
133,170
137,292
134,406
134,478
M ar.
2
9
16
23
30
24,727
24,868
26,554
26,356
923
1,090
1,611
1,488
444
437
453
456
1,595
1,557
1,603
1,573
17,117
17,096
18,144
18,163
4,648
4,688
4,743
4,676
9,783
9,834
9,823
9,705
10,071
11,707
11,221
10,380
1,128
1,257
1,253
1,257
13,082
13,019
13,212
13,269
2,636
2,758
2,745
2,677
84
72
73
80
3,632
3,633
3,595
3,597
133,934
136,669
138,462
137,247
Apr.
6
13
20
27
26,273
26,070
26,160
26,140
1,365
1,241
1,296
1,343
472
472
886
864
1,654
1,625
960
976
18,091
18,111
18,408
18,353
4,691
4,621
4,610
4,604
9,533
9,482
9,478
9,504
10,868
10,810
11,051
9,830
1,130
1,238
1,214
1,250
13,585
13,447
13,056
13,039
2,670
2 ,7 U
2,796
2,650
77
93
77
78
3,663
3,619
3,571
3,543
137,908
137,238
137,400
136,156
May
4
11
18
25
26,117
26,004
26,107
25,928
25,716
1,327
1,258
1,422
1,212
962
886
869
884
894
888
980
974
973
953
954
18,355
18,329
18,252
18,254
18,296
4,569
4,574
4,576
4,615
4,616
9,462
9,621
9,566
9,542
9,500
11,892
9,906
13,304
11,009
10,447
1,216
1,201
1,213
1,246
1,309
13,067
13,364
13,573
13,558
13,146
3,067
2,659
3,131
2,774
3,071
84
79
76
82
75
3,579
3,594
3,576
3,587
3,726
138,637
136,171
141,818
138,672
137,812
June
1
8
15
22
29
25,624
27,816
27,793
27,686
908
3,130
3,165
3,054
904
901
888
878
949
945
897
942
18,281
18,285
18,301
18,288
4,582
4,555
4,542
4,524
9,529
9,551
9,616
9,690
11,935
12,400
11,426
10,199
1,197
1,310
1,242
1,278
13,544
13,503
14,051
13,508
2,907
2,920
2,737
2,750
83
75
77
78
3,663
3,725
3,734
3,812
139.449
142,247
140,806
139,043
July
6
13
20
27
27,429
27,265
27,534
27,514
27,750
2,797
2,639
2,401
2,409
2,623
861
868
1,325
1,328
1,325
979
987
728
743
766
18,254
18,227
18,220
18,167
18,179
4,538
4,544
4,860
4,867
4,857
9,745
9,713
9,732
9,626
9,650
10,444
10,302
11,279
9,525
10,485
1,169
1,226
1,216
1,257
1,219
13,523
13,243
13,617
13,072
13,280
2,761
2,710
2,817
2,680
2,700
83
85
87
84
81
3,836
3,854
3,785
3,767
3,914
139,903
138,974
140,527
137,457
139,193
Aug.
3
10
17
24
31
27,774
27,855
28,357
28,180
2,605
2,684
3,071
2,839
1,355
1,353
1,371
1,377
768
772
1,168
1,224
18,176
18,178
17,846
17,818
4,870
4,868
4,901
4,922
9,794
9,783
9,735
9,802
10,734
12,688
11,565
10,657
1,248
1,313
1,268
1,320
12,820
13,070
12,921
13,667
3,022
3,033
3,087
2,822
89
85
101
95
3,859
3,828
3,908
3,940
139,775
142,528
142,470
141,061
Sept.
7
14
21
28
28,059
27,836
28,151
29,946
2,719
2,482
2,788
4,430
1,410
1,409
1,422
1,459
1,212
1,216
1,287
1,435
17,803
17,822
17,776
17,757
4,915
4,907
4,878
4,865
9,853
9,842
9,903
9,888
11,259
12,074
11,354
11,005
1,178
1,317
1,289
1,310
13,287
12,941
13,185
13,922
2,956
3,094
3,490
2,745
105
101
105
114
3,998
4,000
3,982
4,030
141,642
141,932
141,152
142,810
Oct.
5
12
19
26
29,687
29,254
29,480
29,388
29,690
4,063
3,656
3,493
3,346
3,524
1,474
1,471
1,292
1,290
1,340
1,595
1,578
2,404
2,425
2,494
17,690
17,693
17,145
17,158
17,190
4,865
4,856
5,146
5,169
5,142
9,817
9,639
9,609
9,655
9,700
12,211
11,461
13,640
11,830
12,038
1,223
1,331
1,285
1,276
1,364
13,744
12,913
12,954
12,936
12,650
2,824
2,818
3,119
2,797
3,761
101
99
92
85
88
4,141
4,181
4,047
4,048
4,114
144,721
142,499
145,343
142,459
143,422
Nov.
2
9
16
23
30
29,787
30,064
30,178
30,547
3,498
3,719
3,750
4,052
1,437
1,468
1,525
1,551
2,595
2,611
2,597
2,600
17,145
17,179
19,901
18,075
5,112
5,087
4,405
4,269
9,946
10,016
10,188
10,207
10,541
12,101
12,240
13,168
1,381
1,557
1,515
1,650
12,054
12,525
12,749
12,499
2,852
3,335
3,081
3,194
84
94
82
105
4,090
4,062
3,940
3,967
141,087
144,740
147,073
147,778
Dec.
7
14
21
28
237
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BANK S,
(In millions
Demund deposits
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
Date
Total
Adjusted
Individuals,
partnerships,
nnd corps.
eStates and,
political
subdivisions
U.S.
Government
Inter bank
Domestic
Unadjusted
Foreign
Certified
and
officers*
checks
1960
Jon.
6
13
20
27
122,755
123,052
120,624
118,671
62,627
63,098
62,922
62,760
90,419
90,866
88,600
86,653
66,753
68,008
66,844
66,133
4,877
4,651
4,826
4,651
2,438
2,864
2,008
2,110
12,200
11,637
11,031
10,248
1,500
1,451
1,446
1,387
2,651
2,255
2,445
2,124
Feb.
3
10
17
24
118,559
116,960
118,533
117,609
61,267
61,240
60,032
60,382
86,560
84,985
86,589
85,704
64,351
64,113
64,492
63,898
4,978
4,806
4,706
4,730
2,628
1,908
3,111
2,907
10,786
10,707
10,605
10,147
1,355
1,357
1,375
1,392
2,462
2,094
2,300
2.630
Mnr.
2
9
16
23
30
117,331
115,054
119,779
116,771
116,080
60.169
60,228
60,889
59,810
59,722
85,415
83,047
87,712
84,597
83,872
63,450
62,723
65,727
62,777
62,500
4,973
4,708
4,417
4,716
4,901
2,973
1,719
2,919
3,116
2,863
10,353
10,352
10,934
10,413
10,076
1,340
1,410
1,390
1,389
1.417
2,326
2,135
2,325
2,186
2,115
Apr.
6
13
20
27
115,727
118,262
120,116
118,732
59,443
60,784
61,929
61,333
83,471
85,949
87,807
86,293
62,676
65,596
65,491
64,376
4,556
4,486
5,046
5,046
1,592
1,218
2,707
3,243
10,969
10,855
10,566
9,956
1,396
1,385
1,384
1,381
2,282
2,409
2,613
2,291
May
4
11
18
25
119,366
118,619
118.982
117,389
59,561
59,330
58,672
58,907
86,880
86,113
86,433
84,793
62,772
63,034
62,592
61,783
5,244
4,941
4,985
4,967
4,634
4,107
4,955
4,966
10,486
tO ,501
10,382
9,737
1,331
1,365
1,373
1,353
2,413
2,165
2,146
1,987
June
1
8
15
22
29
120,395
117,220
123,446
120,000
119,865
58,8 It
59,135
60,411
60,230
59,267
87,816
84,529
90,692
87,126
86,779
62,863
61,855
66,151
63,639
62,625
5,191
4,882
4,623
4,S73
4,773
5,035
3,556
4,322
4,092
4,996
10,725
10,589
11,279
10,401
10,642
1.353
1,343
1,376
1,394
1,427
2,649
2,304
2,941
2,727
2,316
July
6
13
20
27
120,684
123,507
121,770
120,304
58,278
59,074
59,891
60,595
87,625
90,384
88,523
86,981
62,956
64,431
64,414
63,778
4,661
4,416
4,476
4,705
4,589
5,969
4,824
4,383
11,450
11,542
10,964
10,424
1,373
1,399
1,418
1,380
2,596
2,627
2,427
2,311
Aug.
3
10
17
24
31
120,895
119,988
121,128
118,567
119,884
60,034
59,610
58,806
59,230
59,565
87,444
86,455
87,376
84,673
85,942
63,082
62,576
63,032
61,892
62,846
5,001
4,744
4,680
4,630
4,846
4,571
3,744
4,638
3,985
3,698
11,011
11,315
11,209
10,597
10,789
1,384
1,484
1,444
1,426
1,405
2,395
2,592
2,373
2,233
2,358
Sept.
7
14
21
28
120,349
123,143
123,613
122,311
59,639
60,655
59,797
59,441
86,300
88,927
89,358
87,977
63,134
66,456
64,198
62,915
4,732
4,547
4,570
4,683
2,553
2,191
4,777
5,551
11,988
12,033
11,817
10,973
1,386
1,360
1,402
1,355
2,507
2,340
2,594
2,500
Oct.
5
12
19
26
122,687
122,827
122,999
123,431
58,778
59,196
60,353
60,971
88,256
88,335
88,421
88,830
62,863
64,774
65,147
64,799
4,677
4,243
4,376
4,584
4,680
3,218
2,143
4,104
12,213
12,459
13,068
11,269
1,326
1,388
1,503
1,481
2,497
2,253
2,184
2,593
Nov.
2
9
16
23
30
125,283
122,699
125,596
122,870
124,823
60,433
59,441
59,203
59,864
60,398
90,573
88,063
91,065
88,261
90,121
64,539
63,764
65,531
64,240
64,920
4,998
4,607
4,622
4,821
4,914
4,445
3,665
4,076
3,836
3,537
12,127
12,121
12,742
11,363
12,801
1,357
1,375
1,404
1,368
1,347
3,107
2,531
2,690
2,633
2,602
Dec.
7
14
21
28
121,661
125,870
127,621
128,601
60,611
63,085
62,725
62,139
86,790
90,829
92,462
93,215
64,304
67,773
67,479
67,647
4,609
4,566
4,621
4.747
2,121
1,726
3,712
3,979
12,135
12,483
12,325
12,392
1,382
1,434
1,460
1,537
2,239
2,847
2,865
2,913
238
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEKLY, 1941-65—Continued
of dollars)
Time deposits
Total
Individ States and
uals, part political
subdivi
nerships,
and corps.
sions
Borrowings
U. S.
Interbank
From
F. R .
Banks
ment
Domestic
Other
Other
liabilities
Capital
accounts
liabilities
and
• capital
accounts
Date
Foreign
1960
32,336
32,186
32,024
32,018
29,331
29,195
29,101
29,049
1,546
1,550
1,542
1,593
148
146
146
152
1,311
1,295
1,235
1,224
1,147
350
661
242
1,300
1,360
1,346
1,683
3,274
3,349
3,479
3,525
11,461
11,455
11,435
11,463
139,937
139,566
137,545
135,584
Jan.
6
13
20
27
31,999
31,975
31,944
31,905
29,046
29,045
29,023
29,006
1,602
1,598
1,626
1,615
151
153
151
152
1,200
1,179
1,144
1,132
635
432
588
237
1,579
2,090
2,083
2,201
3,599
3,713
3,827
3,799
11,503
11,508
11,505
11,507
135,875
134,703
136,536
135,353
Feb.
3
10
17
24
31,916
32,007
32,067
32,174
32,208
29,034
29,120
29,169
29,259
29,283
1,609
1,607
1,615
1,633
1,639
ISO
149
148
149
148
1,123
1,131
1,135
1,133
1,138
552
528
277
231
665
1,896
2,173
1,945
2,005
2,229
3,828
3,868
3,768
3,876
3,923
11,548
11,547
11,523
11,523
11,581
135,155
133,170
137,292
134,406
134,478
M ar.
2
9
16
23
30
32,256
32,313
32,309
32,439
29,293
29,258
29,203
29,233
1,660
1,669
1,710
1,730
141
141
141
141
1,162
1,245
1,255
1,335
557
314
269
405
2,038
2,402
2,266
2,303
3,999
4,073
4,211
4,159
11,613
11,618
11,600
11,648
133,934
136,669
138,462
137,247
Apr.
6
13
20
27
32,486
32,506
32,549
32,596
29,260
29,286
29,301
29,342
1,747
1,743
1,738
1,759
140
140
139
138
1,339
1,337
1,371
1,357
389
613
113
158
2,299
2,104
2,273
2,635
4,158
4,201
4,343
4,268
11,696
11,701
11,689
11,706
137,908
137,238
137,400
136,156
M ay
4
11
18
25
32,579
32,691
32,754
32,874
33,086
29,362
29,536
29,535
29,648
29,812
1,769
1,740
1,813
1,823
1,869
139
138
134
135
134
1,309
1,277
1,272
1,268
1,271
75
400
206
632
63
2,161
2,455
2,068
1,879
1,727
4,255
4,343
4,374
4,416
4,348
11,751
11,753
11,724
11,745
11,809
138,637
136,171
141,818
138,672
137,812
June
1
8
15
22
29
33,059
33,123
33,247
33,323
29,779
29,800
29,858
29,916
1,859
1,892
1,952
1,967
133
133
134
132
1,288
1,298
1,303
1,308
380
299
866
140
2,279
2,154
1,809
2,184
4,283
4,474
4,563
4,593
11,823
11,813
11,798
11,822
139,449
142,247
140,806
139,043
July
6
13
20
27
33,451
33,533
33,752
33,894
33,942
29,973
30,045
30,187
30,244
30,293
1,965
1,967
2,009
2,076
2,079
135
133
133
135
139
1,378
1,388
1,423
1,439
1,431
189
107
388
99
309
2,361
2,254
2,311
2,107
2,141
4,580
4,742
4,811
4,798
4,907
11,878
11,883
11,889
11,886
11,952
139,903
138,974
140,527
137,457
139,193
Aug.
3
10
17
24
31
34,049
34,216
34,255
34,334
30,372
30,519
30,554
30,672
2,066
2,072
2,079
2,037
135
135
135
135
1,476
1,490
1,487
1,490
72
71
11
530
2,491
2,406
1,902
1,319
4,910
4,971
5,019
4,924
11,953
11,937
11,925
11,977
139,775
142,528
142,470
141,061
Sept.
7
14
21
28
34,431
34,492
34,578
34,601
30,748
30,810
30,901
30,921
2,035
2,026
2,017
2,027
138
137
135
135
1,510
1,51 •
1,525
1,518
44
68
12
863
1,932
1,958
1,060
1,435
4,966
5,047
5,063
5,019
12,013
12,032
12,018
12,062
141,642
141,932
141,152
142,810
Oct.
5
12
19
26
34,710
34,636
34,531
34,609
34,702
30,992
30,924
30,807
30,879
30,892
2,037
2,028
2,018
2,023
2,115
1L36
136
:i36
139
139
1,545
1,548
1,570
1,568
1,556
307
114
77
250
25
1,925
2,402
2,290
1,964
1,090
5,112
5,172
5,269
5,282
5,314
12,094
12,112
12,111
12,093
12,170
144,721
142,499
145,343
142,459
143,422
Nov.
2
9
16
23
30
34,871
35,041
35,159
35,386
30,967
31,112
31,119
31,318
2,196
2,215
2,302
2,327
141
142
142
140
1,567
1,572
1,596
1,601
38
23
47
22
1,930
1,478
2,105
1,839
5,292
5,233
5,161
5,132
12,166
12,136
12,139
12,184
141,087
144,740
147,073
147,778
Dec.
7
14
21
28
239
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . MEM BER BA N K S,
(111 m illions
Loans
Loans and
investments
.. .
F o r purchasing or carrying
securities
Total
Date
Total
ad
justed
Total
Ad
justed
N et
C om
mer
cial
and
indus
trial
1961
Agricul
tural
To brokers
and dealers
To
others
To nonbank
^financial
institutions
—
-
Per
sonal
and
U.S.
U.S.
sales
Govt. O ther Govt. Other
O ther
fi
secu secu secu secu nance
rities rities rities rities cos.
etc.
Jan.
4
11
18
25
113,901
111,827
111,479
110,265
111,701
110,405
110,125
509,757
70,920
69,628
69,256
68,463
73,120
71,050
70,610
68,971
32,021
31,882
31,678
31,375
1
1,119
1,121
1.107
1.108
Feb.
1
g
15
22
112,305
111,174
112,616
111,778
110,987
109,966
111,124
110,549
69,626
68,948
69,486
69,332
70,944
70,156
70,978
70,561
31,294
31,274
31,517
31,477
1,111
1,112
1,116
1,110
858
418
612
587
M ar.
1
8
15
22
29
112,459 110,974
(11,484 110,082
113,110 111,556
111,733 110,453
111,559 110,015
69,787
68,964
70,164
69,815
69,638
71,272
70,366
71,718
71,095
71,182
31,531
31,501
32,226
32,252
32,203
1,124
1,110
1,118
1,121
1,129
Apr.
5
12
19
26
111,694 110,617
111,727 110,546
112,259 111,084
112,618 111,059
69,622
69,681
69,830
69,801
70,699
70,862
71,005
71,360
32,056 1,137
31,982 1,135
31,870 1,146
31,735 1,156
A pr.
26 112,618
111,059
69,801
71,360
31,735
1,156
May
3
10
17
24
31
112,872
112,698
113,820
113,308
113,444
111,606
111,272
112,822
111,927
112,147
70,153
70,109
70,432
69,901
69,913
71,419
71,535
71,430
71,282
71,210
31,905
31,803
31,883
31,586
31,460
1.184
1.185
1.185
1,197
1,141
June
7
14
21
28
112,912 111,406
114,744 113,807
115,512 114,190
114,343 113,106
69,047
69,848
70,350
70,171
70.553
70,785
71,672
71,408
31,161
31,519
31,702
31,769
1,149
1,148
1,147
1,155
July
5
12
19
26
115,084
113,683
114,304
116.067
113,257
112,402
182,910
1115,045
70,361
69,940
69,989
69,835
72,188
71,221
71,383
70,857
Aug.
2
9
16
23
30
116,510
115,233
116,194
115,649
115,779
114,923
114,041
114,555
114,224
114,301
70,072
69,623
70,040
69,704
69,551
Sept.
6
13
20
27
115,S19
116,648
117,251
118,706
114,270
115,106
115,920
117,103
Oct.
4
11
18
25
117,677
118,561
119,473
118,242
Nov.
Dec.
1,181
1,176
1,166
1,171
4,189
3,930
3,858
3,632
1.413
1,344
1,373
1.414
121
120
127
132
1,176
1,169
1,175
1,174
738
395
600
452
343
1,483
1,422
1,430
1,442
1,462
125
121
121
121
113
1,173
1,161
1,166
1,176
1,186
402
517
579
609
1,485
1,556
1,772
1,788
115
111
113
112
1,209
1,229
1,246
1,254
1,697
1,685
1,644
1,632
Real
estate
D o
mes
tic
All
other
F or
eign
. .....
.
-
Memo:
| valua
tion
1 «*1serves
L
. ..
I|l
738
706
706
(.95
15,699 , 1,528
15,554
1,531
J5,489 1 1,535
13,489 | 1,534
3,598 1,616
3,523 1,590
3,544 1,595
3,513 1,586
12,787
12,758
12,775
12,780
1,318
1,208
1,492
1,229
698
696
698
671
16,496 i 1}M2
16,484
1,540
16,494
t , 540
16,430
1,542
3,678
3,387
3,677
3,483
3,379
1,631
1,596
1,601
1,624
1,653
12,766
12,738
12,741
12,735
12,727
1,485
1,402
1,554
1,280
1,544
642
657
683
675
682
16,442 i 1,546
16,422
1,546
16.350 ! 1,549
16,285
1,551
16,311
1,550
3,439
3,305
3,287
3,289
1,589
1,575
1,603
1,616
12,722 1,077
12,756 1,181
12,759 1,175
12,772 1,559
675
691
703
700
16,348
16,376
16,304
16,322
1,555
1.552
1.552
1.552
609 1,788
112 1,254 3,289
1,588
12,772
1,559
537
16,513
1,552
614
594
891
549
542
1,886
1,952
1,923
1,922
1,897
112
109
108
126
108
1,271
1,268
1,285
1,310
1,326
3,375
3,292
3.287
3.287
3,382
1,585
1,603
1,618
1,639
1,675
12,770 1,266
12,803 1,426
12,825
998
12,842 1,381
12,855 1 ,297
578
576
558
561
585
16,428
16,481
16,427
16,439
16,504
1,555
1.557
1.558
1,557
1,562
163
360
729
380
1,996
2,098
2,036
2,061
103
103
105
104
1,326
1,332
1,340
1,343
3,257
3,314
3,360
3,332
3,663
1,703
2,672
1,693
12,832 1,506
937
12,863
12,904 1,322
12,896 1,237
558
551
564
579
16,402
16,420
16,354
16,418
1.563
1.563
1.563
1,559
31,615 1,151
31,549 1,161
31,380 1,160
31,320 1,168
475
336
793
720
2,069
2,114
2,073
2,012
106
103
106
106
1,360
1,367
1,376
1,364
3,482
3,253
3,144
3,116
1,727
1,730
1,737
1,748
12,902
12,923
12,942
12,952
1,827
1,281
1,394
1,022
614
587
572
582
16.430 ! 1,570
16,387 1 1,570
16,276
1.570
16,317
1.570
71,659
70,815
71,679
71,129
71,029
31,499 1,091
31,359 1,095
31,592 1,101
31,498 1,116
31,476 1,112
620
434
529
426
279
2,003
1,948
1,893
1,847
1,857
106
110
106
104
102
1,371
1,367
1,370
1,378
1,377
3,321
3,266
3,379
3,304
3,254
1 ,745
1,763
1,781
1,786
1,790
12,956
12,973
13,002
13,038
13,055
1,587
1,192
1,639
1,425
1,478
582
572
580
551
565
16,346
16,304
16,278
16,224
16,253
1.568
1.568
t ,571
t , 568
1.569
69,662
70,306
71,025
70.989
70,911
71,848
72,356
72,592
31,548
31,728
31,937
31,805
1,116
1,134
1,145
1,166
264
477
755
739
1,853
1,978
1,985
1,898
103
107
11S
109
1,355
1,373
1,370
1,320
3,274 1,818
3,286 1,852
3,495 1,868
3,460 2,027
13,058
13,101
13,126
13,136
1,249
1,542
1,331
t ,603
572
559
552
509
16,273
16,282
16,245
16,391
1,572
1.571
1.571
1.571
116,175
It 6,984
117,777
117,035
70,726
70,989
71,466
71,093
72,228
72,566
73,162
72,300
31,786
31,849
32,020
31,877
1.179
474 1,853
1.180
711 1,982
1,189 1,013 1,932
1,205
750 1,993
104
99
96
103
1,317
1,305
1,301
1,304
3,389
3,219
3.174
3,047
2.143
2,128
2,180
2,191 [
13,140 1,502
13,196 i ll , 577
13,221 j I ,696
13,247 -1,207
522
535
530
530
16,396
16,359
16,379
16,413
1,577
1,574
1,569
1,567
1
8
15
22
29
118,898 117,467
118,220 116,899
119,516 118,162
118,707 117,255
118,628 117,319
71,843
71,647
72,434
71,741
71,670
73,274
72,968
73,788
73,193
72,979
32,085 1,210 1,072
32,010 1,206
986
32,136 1,216 1,341
32,024 1,220
833
520
32,109 1,226
2,055
1,966
2,080
2,016
2,063
98
97
100
103
102
1,310
1.317
1.318
1,330
1.319
13.132
3i 10S
13,106
>3,023
3,073
2,226 : 13,245
2,245
13,269
2,314
13,312
2,30$
13,338
2,302
13,347
1,431
1,321
1,354
1,452
1,309
525
540
553
566
587
16,456
16,475
16,527
16,541
16,584
1.571
1.572
1,569
1.561
1.562
6
13
20
27
118,828
119,164
121,837
122,565
71,530
71,920
73,809
74,569
73,250
73,224
75,285
76,078
32,016
32,223
32,733
32,920
1,227
356
1,230
336
1,238
773
1,270 1,019
2,136
2,163
2,404
2,379
103
102
104
125
1,324
1,327
1,335
1,343
3,025
3,108
3,628
3,769
,2,325
12,329
2,339
j2 ,365
1,720
1,304
1,476
1,509
6111
605
627
657
16,619
16,675
16,764
16,877
1.564
1.564
1,555
1,554
132
131
129
126
To commercial
IvinWe
12,821 2,200
12,810 1,422
12,809 1,354
12,800
508
117,108
117,860
120,361
121,056
1,121 1,730
619 1,545
761 1,444
581 1,388
.....,
240
13,352
13,386
13,419
13,399
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEK LY, 1941-65— Continued
of dollars)
Investments
Balances with—
U.S . G overnr nent secur ties
Notes anc bonds m aturing—
Total
Bills
C ertif
icates
W ithin
1 year
1 to
5 years
A fter
5 years
O ther
securi
ties
Cash
items
in
process
of
collec
tion
C ur
rency
and
coin
R e
serves
with
F.R .
Banks
D o
mestic
banks
Foreign
banks
O ther
assets
Total
assets
D ate
1961
30,614
30,530
30,645
31,007
4,038
3,894
4,119
4,441
1,583
1,590
1,533
1,589
2,639
2,638
2,641
2,682
18,227
18,291
18,255
18,242
4,127
4,117
4,097
4,053
10,167
10,247
10,224
10,287
13,141
12,029
11,936
10,443
1,434
1,483
1,402
1,382
12,703
12,157
12,492
12,355
3,355
3,075
2,970
3,530
107
91
89
105
4,047
4,103
4,009
4,065
148,688 Jan.
144,765
144,377
142,145
4
11
18
25
31,086
30,630
31,120
30,681
4,479
4,124
3,907
3,688
1,613
1,599
1,173
1,096
2,727
2,749
3,878
3,921
18,230
18,140
18,181
18,005
4,037
4,018
3,981
3,971
10,275
10,388
10,518
10,536
12,171
9,980
14,091
11,155
1,289
1,302
1,348
1,396
12,250
12,879
12,533
12,367
2,938
2,687
3,121
3,007
92
90
98
101
4,158
4,085
4,066
3,963
145,203 Feb.
142,197
147,873
143,767
1
8
15
22
30,635
30,401
30,606
29,820
29,519
3,674
3,484
3,687
3,002
2,772
1,098
1,199
1,217
1,196
1,169
3,992
4,044
4,086
4,103
4,078
17,919
17,794
17,737
17,661
17,590
3,952
3,880
3,879
3,858
3,910
10,552
10,717
10,786
10,818
10,858
13,001
10,978
13,103
11,046
10,682
1,260
1,286
1,285
1,336
1,382
12,095
12,258
12,169
12,426
11,886
3,018
2,751
3,084
3,007
2,875
107
108
127
124
106
4,067
4,132
4,112
4,157
4,312
146,007 M ar.
142,997
146,990
143,829
142,802
1
8
15
22
29
30,045
29,761
30,327
30,340
3,344
3,048
3,575
3,580
1,159
1,242
1,268
1,307
4,190
4,247
4,329
4,413
16,424
16,271
16,186
16,141
4,928
4,953
4,969
4,899
10,950
11,104
10,927
10,918
11,237
12,547
11,916
11,752
1,264
1,393
1,378
1,398
12,507
12,287
12,266
11,790
3,266
2,949
3,133
2,933
118
123
93
122
4,225
4,228
4,236
4,284
144,311 Apr.
145,254
145,281
144,897
5.
12
19
26
30,340
3,580
1,307
4,413
16,141
4,899
10,918
11,572
1,398
11,790
2,933
122
4,284
144,897 Apr.
26
30,590
30,290
31,438
31,188
31,397
3,728
3,379
3,447
3,259
3,461
1,410
1,485
2,203
2,257
2,292
4,472
4,512
4,973
4,996
5,108
16,103
16,071
16,168
16,089
16,033
4,877
4,843
4,647
4,587
4,503
10,863
10,873
10,952
10,838
10,837
11,735
11,453
12,790
10,615
12,149
1,278
1,347
1,354
1,393
1,395
12,327
12,418
12,740
12,404
12,171
3,095
2,765
2,961
2,639
2,958
156
133
117
129
113
4,319
4,288
4,125
4,192
4,339
145,782 May
145,102
147,927
144,680
146,569
3
10
17
24
31
31,431
33,124
32,935
31,976
3,494
5,177
4,894
3,923
2,302
2,330
2,379
2,386
5,180
5,164
6,163
6,223
15,941
15,945
14,983
14,948
4,514
4,508
4,516
4,496
10,928
10,825
10,905
10,959
10,966
13,640
11,609
11,340
1,320
1,423
1,394
1,469
12,200
12,369
12,435
12,227
2,702
3,373
2,834
3,172
112
114
129
120
4,277
4,227
4,226
4,303
144,489 June
149,890
148,139
146,974
7
14
21
28
31,974
31,456
31,899
34,103
3,959
3,522
3,856
6,138
2,386
2,418
2,553
2,547
6,264
6,256
6,278
6,299
14,927
14,855
14,802
14,726
4,438
4,405
4,410
4,393
10,922
11,006
11,022
11,107
12,284
13,268
12,498
11,032
1,306
1,494
1,399
1,429
12,371
12,333
12,156
12,379
3,064
3,149
2,934
3,032
111
123
128
133
4,331
4,334
4,343
4,510
149,051 July
148,384
147,762
148,582
5
12
19
26
33,790
33,327
33,328
33,332
33,464
5,856
5,386
5,461
5,394
5,632
1,556
1,540
1,520
1,522
1,521
5,498
5,345
6,212
6,312
6,267
16,385
16,565
15,944
15,944
15,918
4,495
4,491
4,191
4,150
4,126
11,061
11,091
11,187
11,198
11,286
11,759
10,758
12,423
10,609
10,370
1,342
1,360
1,347
1,403
1,462
12,539
12,762
12,502
12,140
12,131
2,802
2,644
2,853
2,785
2,607
124
121
125
118
130
4,342
4,375
4,290
4,260
4,364
149,418 Aug.
147,253
149,734
146,964
146,843
2
9
16
23
30
33,321
33,171
33,181
34,414
5,556
5,457
5,469
6,717
1,516
1,508
1,550
1,548
6,244
6,229
6,284
6,310
15,887
15,847
15,792
15,776
4,118
4,130
4,086
4,063
11,287
11,629
11,714
11,700
11,264
12,855
12,329
11,633
1,377
1,475
1,449
1,490
12,463
12,640
12,986
12,260
3,001
2,955
2,975
2,824
132
141
142
153
4,410
4,420
4,370
4,474
148,166 Sept.
151,134
151,402
151,540
6
13
20
27
33,643
34,240
34,608
34,327
6,109
5,607
6,059
5,879
1,530
1,514
1,516
1,507
6,311
6,319
6,305
6,285
15,652
16,769
16,733
16,682
4,041
4,031
3,995
3,974
11,806
11,755
11,703
11,615
12,407
12,890
13,124
11,501
1,336
1,444
1,460
1,483
12,829
12,546
12,880
13,067
2,932
2,833
2,937
2,761
152
150
138
150
4,420
4,441
4,427
4,426
151,753 Oct.
152,835
154,439
151,630
4
11
18
25
34,087
33,770
34,181
33,867
34,932
5,772
5,500
5,752
5,491
5,569
1,482
1,456
1,484
1,485
1,475
6,233
6,301
5,079
5,067
5,064
16,645
3,955
3,973
16,540
18,234
3,632
18,320 ' 3,504
3,498
18,326
11,537
11,482
11,547
11,647
11,717
13,156
12,788
15,109
12,941
12,076
1,399
1,438
1,458
1,435
1,651
12,978
12,802
12,810
13,111
12,524
2,950
2,744
3,047
2,782
3,166
166
161
160
162
175
4,457
4,640
4,443
4,367
4,436
154,004 Nov.
152,693
156,543
153,505
152,656
1
8
15
22
29
33,813
33,931
34,501
34,247
5,528
5,693
6,349
6,168
1,467
1,416
1,427
1,421
5,052
5,058
5,390
5,359
18,319
18,312
17,907
17,894
11,765
12,009
12,051
12,240
12,686
13,485
14,004
15,629
1,535
1,750
1,695
1,863
12,697
12,686
13,191
13,662
2,820
3,221
3,178
3,262
152
162
165
238
4,502
4,611
4,450
4,520
153,280 Dec.
155,079
158,520
161,739
6
13
20
27
3,447
3,452
3,428
3,405
241
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BANKS*
(In millions
D emand deposits
Total
demand
and
time
deposits
Date
Domestic banks
Total
Adjusted
U n
adjusted
Individ
uals,
partner
ships,
and corps.
States
and polit
ical sub
divisions
U.S.
G overn
ment
Commercia I
M utual
savings
Forei gn
Govern- j Com
ments, 1 mercial
etc.
1 banks
Certified
and
officers'
cheeks
1961
4
11
18
25
129,167
126,027
125,607
124,539
61,717
61,825
62,185
62,611
93,661
90,454
89,933
88,726
67,036
66,610
66,726
65,765
4,882
4,643
4,908
4,886
3,802
2,176
2,066
2,096
13,591
13,085
12,415
12,241
1
8
15
22
126,300
123,004
128,299
124,502
61,340
60,874
60,010
60,031
89,690
86,281
91,513
87,625
65,208
63,678
66,285
63,814
5,138
4,856
4,802
4,987
3,105
2,337
3,725
3,829
11,687
11,647
12,258
11,211
I
8
15
22
29
126,788
123,462
127,931
124,789
123,542
59,932
59,618
61,448
60,350
60,124
89,860
86,337
90,767
87,502
86,044
64,735
63,236
66,944
64,093
63,349
5,065
4,650
4,572
4,792
4,836
3,838
2,282
2,679
3,229
2,865
11,707
11,896
12,073
11,439
10,864
Apr.
5
12
19
26
125,645
126,301
126,505
125,621
60,016
61,180
62,277
62,049
87,950
88,403
88,543
87,446
63,911
66,285
66,274
65,527
4,766
4,703
5,228
5,229
2,755
1,227
926
1,076
12,468
11,967
11,977
11,132
Apr.
26
125,621
64,064
87,446
65,418
5,229
1,076
10,554
524
566
1,034
3,045
May
3
10
17
24
31
126,767
125,608
128,205
125,107
127,247
62,550
62,246
61,313
61,876
62,120
88,229
86,840
89,331
86,041
88,056
63,869
63,490
63,926
62,651
64,168
5,572
5,186
5,138
5,223
5,490
2,854
2,244
3,994
3,446
2,982
11,090
10,897
11,234
10,104
10,805
551
539
545
496
497
536
591
644 |
589
615
976
1,021
981
973
949
2,781
2,872
2,869
2,559
2,550
June
7
14
21
28
124,919
131,072
128,916
127,967
62,210
63,433
62,600
62,156
85,628
91,610
89,480
88,255
63,391
66,811
64,512
63,750
5,210
4,891
4,737
4,932
1,565
2,788
4,750
3,834
10,887
11,749
10,521
10,925
531
511
489
472
655 1
604 1
682
644|
968
988
1,030
982
2,521
3,268
2,759
2,716
July
5
12
19
26
129,530
129,305
128,320
129,598
61,155
61,892
62,509
63,398
89,698
89,346
88,203
89,382
63,866
65,451
65,212
64,692
5,015
4,716
4,516
4,822
4,015
2,089
1,790
4,164
11,744
12,097
11,406
10,788
569
587
563
500
645 !
670 1
665
721
953
945
956
948
2,89i
2,791
3,095
2,747
Aug.
2
9
16
23
30
129,731
127,484
129,587
127,367
127,039
62,381
61,998
61,017
61,434
61,855
89,427
87,046
89,113
86,846
86,379
64,044
63,157
64,013
62,748
62,935
5,107
4,776
4,712
4,702
4,847
4,086
3,079
4,116
3,748
3,568
11,201
11,211
11,557
11,055
10,586
517
513
514
465
459
704
701 '
666
681 I
632 j
978
892
1,023
986
966
2,790
2,717
2,512
2,461
2,386
Sept.
6
13
20
27
128,475
130,896
131,304
131,361
61,791
63,341
62,720
62,166
87,722
89,957
90,394
90,354
63,895
67,108
65,689
64,480
4,673
4,480
4,494
4,693
2,787
1,974
3,626
5,533
11,880
11,787
11,719
11,022
504
494
508
486
643
626
620
655 |
940
947
1,015
988
2,400
2,541
2,723
2,497
Oct.
4
11
18
25
132,067
132,999
134,387
131,705
61,542
62,189
63,410
63,920
90,894
91,741
93,170
90,463
64,305
65,924
67,325
66,365
4,739
4,374
4,407
4,505
5,023
4,669
4,366
3,628
11,922
11,993
12,270
11,414
588
577
596
533
643 j
617
751
642 ’
981
969
970
992
2,693
2,618
2,485
2,384
Nov.
1
8
15
22
29
133,867
132,117
135,765
132,617
132,404
63,423
62,388
62,777
62,644
63,906
92,658
90,858
94,714
91,449
91,216
66,407
65,364
67,454
65,932
66,183
5,027
4,620
4,743
4,793
4,984
4,071
3,429
4,152
4,124
3,414
12,008
12,253
12,676
11,740
11,820
552
568
551
512
504
587 i|
557
625
576 '
615 j
1,019
1,029
1,001
1,022
1,032
2,987
3,038
3,512
2,750
2,754
6
13
20
27
132,256
134,934
137,924
140,742
63,369
65,987
66,185
66,343
90,977
93,602
96,571
99,270
66,139
69,716
69,927
71,156
4,749
4,613
4,715
4,863
2,760
1,691
3,690
4 ,» , |
12,162
12,439
12,692
12,741
550
510
502
517
656
689 1
621
643 j
1,035
1,021
1,092
1,179
2,926
2,923
3,332
3,614
Jan.
Feb.
M ar.
242
_
-------=
- - - - - ......... ______ _ J
........... J
--------_____ - —
.......
;
|
1,410
1,339
1,331
1,335
2,940
2,601
2,487
2,403
1,387
1,443
1,429
1,399
3,165
2,320
3,014
2,385
1,382
1,563
1,464
1,438
1 509
3,133
2,710
3,035
2,511
2,621
1,474
1,482
1,447
1,437
2,576
2,739
2,691
3,045
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
LIABILITIES— Continued
W EEK LY, 1»41-«S— Continued
of dollars)
Borrowings
Time deposits
Total
Individuals, part States
nerships, and
U.S.,
and
corns.
political G overn
subdivi
ment
sions
Savings
O ther
Domestic
interbank
C om
mercial
Foreign
M utual G overn
savings ments,
etc.
Com
mercial
banks
From
F.R .
Banks
Other
Other
liabili
ties
C apital
ac
counts
Total
liabilities
and
capital
accounts
Date
1961
35,506
35,573
35,674
35,813
31,383
31,444
31,523
31,572
2,383
2,393
2,405
2,488
142
141
145
151
1,598
1,595
1,601
1,602
72
17
35
20
2,366
1,576
1,612
467
4,886
4,937
4,936
4,924
12,197
12,208
12,187
12,195
148,688
144,765
144,377
142,145
Jan.
4
11
18
25
36,610
36,723
36,786
36,877
32,344
32,447
32,499
32,610
2,500
2,513
2,532
2,508
152
145
146
148
1,614
1,618
1,609
1,611
142
412
435
272
1,461
1,490
1,791
1,497
5z036
5,011
5,086
5,206
12,264
12,280
12,262
12,290
145,203
147,197
147,873
143,767
Feb.
1
8
15
22
36,928
37,125
37,164
37,287
37,498
32,682
32,846
32,939
33,032
33,204
2,494
2,516
2z453
2,475
2,513
147
148
154
155
156
1,605
1,615
1,618
1,625
1,625
24
132
24
34
60
1,662
1,845
1,795
1,626
1,623
5,206
5,225
4,924
5,060
5,204
12,328
12,333
12,316
12,320
12,373
146,007
142,997
146,990
143,829
142,802
M ar.
1
8
15
22
29
37,695
37,898
37,962
38,175
33,324
33,451
33,422
33,596
2,578
2,620
2,681
2,723
157
156
160
154
1,636
1,671
1,699
1 70?
60
90
19
]1
1,159
1,468
1,315
1,674
5,059
4,997
5,071
5,198
12,388
12,398
12,371
12,393
144,311
145,254
145,281
144,897
A pr.
5
12
19
26
38,175
27,819
5,480
2,723
154
128
7
1,754
110
11
1,674
5,198
12,393
144,897
A pr.
26
38,538
38,768
38,874
39,066
39,191
27,902
27,994
28,066
28,131
28,202
5,699
5,790
5,805
5,871
5,939
2,775
2,797
2,803
2,839
2,837
157
158
163
161
157
131
133
136
137
136
6
6
7
7
7
1,780
1,795
1,807
1,837
1,829
88
95
87
83
84
25
192
715
176
46
1,277
1,626
1,277
1,607
1,426
5,261
5,214
5,268
5,329
5,341
12,452
12,462
12,462
12,461
12,509
145,782
145,102
147,927
144,680
146,569
M ay
3
10
17
24
31
39,291
39,462
39,436
39,712
28,408
28,449
28,509
28,627
5,858
5,974
5,933
6,102
2,809
2,822
2,817
2,799
164
164
164
163
137
139
139
139
7
8
8
8
1,823
1,815
1,778
1,789
85
91
88
85
27
17
44
20
1,705
882
1,507
1,221
5,335
5,428
5,188
5,244
12,503
12,491
12,484
12,522
144,489
149,890
148,139
146,974
June
7
14
21
28
39,832
39,959
40,117
40,216
28,714
28,763
28,805
28,823
6,133
6,194
6,281
6,343
2,789
2,803
2,793
2,794
167
168
166
164
140
140
144
147
8
8
8
8
1,790
1,792
1,821
1,842
91
91
99
95
25
9
141
11
1,885
1,467
1,608
1,078
5,061
5,051
5,168
5,352
12,550
12,552
12,525
12,543
149,051
148,384
147,762
148,582
July
5
12
19
26
40,304
40,438
40,474
40,521
40,660
28,862
28,955
28,985
29,015
29,030
6,389
6,394
6,336
6,351
6,415
2,783
2,799
2,811
2,811
2,817
159
164
167
166
163
141
143
145
143
144
8
8
8
8
8
1,869
1,878
1,922
1,935
1,990
93
97
100
92
93
122
399
88
5
26
1,714
1,439
1,947
1,561
1,674
5,241
5,305
5,488
5,409
5,449
12,610
12,626
12,624
12,622
12,655
149,418
147,253
149,734
146,964
146,843
Aug.
2
9
16
23
30
40,753
40,939
40,910
41,007
29,079
29,110
29,156
29,244
6,458
6,589
6,519
6,512
2,783
2,809
2,788
2,777
155
158
159
160
143
139
138
151
8
8
10
9
2,035
2,022
2,039
2,058
92
104
101
96
31
11
179
72
1,503
2,025
1,761
2,003
5,488
5,529
5,510
5,422
12,669
12,673
12,648
12,682
148,166
151,134
151,402
151,540
Sept.
6
13
20
27
41,173
41,258
41,217
41,242
29,400
29,466
29,516
29,565
6,498
6,512
6,499
6,485
2,775
2,757
2,709
2,703
158
156
155
146
152
152
154
152
10
10
10
11
2,089
2,115
2,081
2,087
91
90
93
93
24
75
19
226
1,744
1,780
1,934
1,544
5,185
5,232
5,373
5,419
12,733
12,749
12,726
12,736
151,753
152,835
154,439
151,630
Oct.
4
11
18
25
41,209
41,259
41,051
41,168
41,188
29,621
29,708
29,724
29,790
29,771
6,406
6,373
6,163
6,127
6,190
2,693
2,694
2,658
2,727
2,721
148
148
159
155
152
154
157
156
156
150
12
10
10
10
10
2,082
2,078
2,087
2,112
2,101
93
91
94
91
93
241
462
581
362
14
1,727
1,824
1,774
2,085
1,690
5,350
5,445
5,583
5,618
5,695
12,819
12,845
12,840
12,823
12,853
154,004
152,693
156,543
153,505
152,656
N ov.
1
8
15
22
29
41,279
41,332
41,353
41,472
29,853
29,894
29,944
30,082
6,140
6,118
6,001
5,969
2,768
2,783
2,845
2,851
151
163
164
166
150
149
150
151
10
10
10
10
2,103
2,108
2,134
2,135
98
107
105
108
10
5
288
482
2,363
1,534
1,921
2,081
5,709
5,734
5,443
5,461
12,882
12,872
12,944
12,973
153,220
155,079
158,520
161,739
Dec.
6
13
20
27
243
WEEKLY REPORTING BANKS
4.1 ASSETS AND
A . M EM BER BA NK S,
(In millions
Loans
invest mcnts
' "" '
For purchasing or carrying
securities
To tal
To nonbank
financial
institutions
1
D ate
Total
Total
ad
justed
Ad
justed
Net
Com
m er
cial
and
indus
trial
Agricul
tural
To brokers
and dealers
.....
To commercial
hanks
....
To
others
Per
sonal
and
U.S.
U.S.
sales
fi
Other
Govt. O th e r! Govt, Other
secu secu- 1 secu secu nance
cos.
rities rities ritics rities
etc.
Reul
estate
All
other
For
eign
D o
mes
tic
'
:
1962
Memo’
valua
tion
re
serves
i
Jan.
3
10
!7
24
31
122,631 120,354
120,812 119,012
120,410 118,692
119,432 118,038
120,360 118,515
74,285
73,129
72,520
71,553
71,870
76,562
74,929
74,238
72,947
73,715
32,797
32,501
32,230
31,981
31,988
1,303
1,307
1,325
1,322
1,317
847
571
424
208
329
2,363
2,221
2,116
1,982
2,011
137
116
111
110
111
1,358
1,358
1,348
1,348
1,353
3,729
3,421
3,394
|3,115
3,184
2,430
2,377
2,360
2,325
2,332
13,403 2 277
13,404
800
13,407
718
394
13,406
13,420
845
674
644
654
630
628
16,940
16,909
16,853
16,827
16,902
1,696
1,700
1,702
1,701
1,705
Feb.
7
14
21
28
119,704
119,637
119,380
120,656
117,866
117,877
117,8
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