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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS April 30,1937 CONDITION OF MEMBER BANKS, MARCH 31, 1937 To the Member Bank Addressed: Condition reports of all member banks of the Eleventh Federal Reserve District as of March 31, 1937, show total deposits of $1,235,964,000, reflecting a decline of $78,488,000 since December 31, 1936, and an increase of $91,559,000 since March 4, 1936. Loans, in cluding overdrafts, as compared to March 4, 1936, shows a net increase of $48,579,000, while total loans and investments show a net increase of $99,462,000. As compared to March 4, 1936, individual demand deposits show a gain of $96,403,000 and individual time deposits show an increase of $8,009,000. Borrowings from all sources as of March 31, 1937, totaled $271,000, of which $199,000 represent borrowings from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. As compared to March 4, 1936, total borrowings show a net increase of $124,000. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT M arch 31, 1937 Loans, including overdrafts ____ U. S. Government Securities -.............. Other Securities Owned______________ TOTAL LOANS AND INVESTMENTS Individual— Demand Deposits_________ Individual—Time Deposits___________ Public Funds_________ ___ ____________ U. S. and Postal Savings Deposits,.......... Deposits of Banks_________ TOTAL DEPOSITS Ratio of Loans to Deposits....... ................ Borrowings from Federal Reserve Bank All Other Borrowings______ ____ ____ December 31, 1936 March 4, 1936 385,314,000 297,706,000 132,863,000 815,883,000 680,499,000 191,292,000 129,229,000 17,783,000 217,161,000 1,235,964,000 31% 199,000 72,000 386,539,000 308,868,000 131,443,000 826,850,000 671,923,000 190,808,000 110,333,000 52,009,000 289,379,000 1,314,452,000 29%. 336,735,000 263,906,000 115,780,000 716,421,000 584,096,000 183,283,000 115,057,000 30,306,000 231,663,000 1,144,405,000 29% 77,000 70,000 37,000 Yours very truly, b. a . McK i n n e y , President This publication was digitized and made available by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas' Historical Library (FedHistory@dal.frb.org)