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Federal

reserve

Bank

OF DALLAS

Dallas, Texas, August 14,1952

CONDITION OF MEMBER BANKS, JUNE 30,1952
ELEVENTH FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT
To the Member Banks of the
Eleventh Federal Reserve District:

The statement of condition of member banks in the Eleventh Federal Reserve District as of
June 30, 1952, with comparative figures for March 31, 1952, and June 30, 1951, is presented on the
reverse of this letter. These data reflect substantial increases in most major categories of assets
and liabilities during the 12 months ended June 30, as well as in the latest reporting period for
which figures are available. Total resources of the member banks in the District amounted to
$7,915,470,000 on June 30, an increase of $803,378,000, or 11 percent, during the year.
The demand for bank credit continued rather strong throughout the first half of 1952. Follow­
ing an increase in loans to a record total during the first 3 months of the year, member banks
reported a further increase of $66,049,000, or 2.6 percent, during the 3 months ended June 30. The
latter expansion, which contrasts with a moderate amount of reduction during the comparable period
last year, was concentrated largely at the country member banks, with these institutions accounting
for about 82 percent of the increase. Loans to farmers rose seasonally at the country banks and
constituted the principal source of loan demand, although business loans and consumer-type loans
also expanded appreciably. Loan trends at the reserve city banks were marked principally by the
reduction of loans to commodity dealers. Reflecting these developments at member banks during the
second quarter, loans rose to a new record total of $2,648,482,000 on June 30, with this figure also
representing an increase of 9.4 percent during the preceding 12 months.
Total investments of the member banks declined $6,490,000 between March 31 and June 30
and on the latter date amounted to $2,680,708,000. The reduction of investments in Government
securities more than accounted for the decrease in security holdings and marked a continuation of
the downward trend that prevailed in the first 3 months of the year. During the 12 months ended
June 30, however, total investments rose $252,392,000, with Government securities accounting for
most of the increase.
Deposit trends during the second quarter of this year included increases of $67,340,000, or
1.4 percent, in demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations and $21,409,000, or
3.5 percent, in time deposits of individuals and businesses. The former is in contrast with the reduc­
tion that occurred during the comparable period last year. Substantial increases in interbank
deposits and “ other” deposits were offset in part by the contraction of deposits of states and
political subdivisions and of the United States Government. Total deposits rose $140,905,000, or
about 2 percent, during the 3 months ended June 30 and on that date amounted to $7,370,169,000,
about 5 percent less than the record total reported December 31, 1951.
Capital accounts of member banks in the Eleventh District amounted to $505,905,000 on June 30,
reflecting an increase of $7,635,000 during the preceding 3 months. This increase of 1.5 percent com­
pares with the increase of 2.9 percent in the comparable period last year.
Yours very truly,
R. R. GILBERT
President

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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF MEMBER BANKS
ELEVENTH FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT

June 30,
1952p

Item

Member banks in Eleventh District.___
683
Loans, including overdrafts___________ 2,648,482,000
U. S. Government obligations, direct and
guaranteed_________________________ 2,278,454,000
Obligations of states and political sub­
divisions___________________________
332.416.000
D tliP V q p p iit iH pg
69,838,000
TOTAL LOANS AND INVESTMENTS 5.329.190.000
TOTAL ASSETS_____________________ 7.915.470.000
Individual — Demand deposits________ 4.892.093.000
Individual — Time deposits___________
631.393.000
Deposits of U. S. Government, including
postal savings______________________
209,972,000
Deposits of states and political sub­
divisions___________________________
577.385.000
Deposits of banks_____________________
963.555.000
Other deposits_______________ _____ __
95,771,000
TOTAL DEPOSITS___________________ 7.370.169.000
505.905.000
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS_______
Cash and balances due from banks_____ 2.469.843.000
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Bank
1,000,000
All other borrowings_________________
132,000
Ratio of loans to total deposits________
35.9%
Ratio of cash and balances due from
banks to total deposits______________
33.5%
Ratio of total capital accounts to risk
assets (total assets less Government
securities and cash assets)_________
16.0%

March 31,
1952*

June 30,
1951r

633
2,582,433,000

631
2,420,237,000

2,288,483,000

2,045,383,000

325.879.000
72,836,000
5.269.631.000
7.778.526.000
4.824.753.000
609.984.000

303.106.000
79,827,000
4.848.553.000
7.112.092.000
4.416.912.000
562.300.000

219,754,000

179,261,000

605.621.000
893.048.000
76,104,000
7.229.264.000
498.270.000
2.383.343.000
7,000
35.7%

560.333.000
837.143.000
70,418,000
6.626.367.000
453.235.000
2.168.439.000
2,222,000
494,000
36.5%

33.0%

32.7%

16.0%

15.6%

p — Preliminary,
r — Revised.

PRINCIPAL ASSET AND LIABILITY ITEMS OF MEMBER BANKS, 1940, 1945-1952
ELEVENTH FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT
(In thousands of dollars)
Total Loans
and
Investments

Total U. S.
Gov. Secs.

Total
Capital
Accounts

418,587

908,242

275,819

173,513

921,048

2,523,365

3,444,413

2,386,686

245,669

5,467,860

1,148,996

2,780,921

3,929,917

2,590,122

283,936

1947

5,281,219

1,319,387

2,431,713

3,751,100

2,189,857

308,215

1948

5,704,931

1,640,494

2,456,894

4,097,388

2,162,598

333,954

1949

5,639,918

1,738,028

2,375,144

4,113,172

2,068,310

362,342

1950

6,393,189

2,062,161

2,604,037

4,666,198

2,274,896

403,312

1951r

6,626,367

2,420,237

2,428,316

4,848,553

2,045,383

453,235

7,370,169

2,648,482

2,680,708

5,329,190

2,278,454

505,905

June 30

Total
Deposits

Total
Loans

1940

1,571,489

489,655

1945

4,933,955

1946

1952p

r — Revised,
p — Preliminary.

Total
Investments