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M E M B E R BANK

CALL REPORT




NUMBER 101

CONDITION OF MEMBER BANKS
DECEMBER 31, 1945

B O A R D
O F

T H E

O F

F E D E R A L

G O V E R N O R S
R E S E R V E

S Y S T E M

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Assets and Liabilities:
Of All Member Banks December 31, 1945, June 30, 1945, and December 30, 194 4 .......................

1

Of All Member Banks on Selected Call Dates, 1940-1945 ..............................................................

2.

By Class of Bank.................................. ..........................................

3

By Federal Reserve Districts................................................................................................................

4 -5

Classification of Loans and United States Government Direct Obligations:
Of All Member Banks on Selected Call Dates, 1940-1945 ...............................................................

6

By Class of Bank............... ............................................................ .......................................................

6

By Federal Reserve Districts................................................................................................................

7

Of Reserve City and Country Member Banks, by Federal Reserve Districts........................ .........

8-9

Assets and Liabilities of Member Banks in Each Central Reserve and Reserve City and of Country
Banks in Each Federal Reserve D istrict............................................................................................

10-13

Assets and Liabilities of Member Banks by States...................................................................................

14-17

Reserve Position by Class of Bank and Federal Reserve Districts..........................................................

18

Assets and Liabilities of State Member Banks by Federal Reserve Districts.........................................

*9

These statistics are tabulated from condition reports submitted by member banks following each offi­
cial call, a minimum of three of which are required by law each year. The Comptroller of the Currency
tabulates the national bank reports and publishes the results in the Abstract of Reports of Condition of N ation al
B anks . The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System tabulates the reports of State member banks
and publishes the combined statistics of national and State member banks in the Member Bank C all Report.
Member banks are classified according to their reserve requirements as central reserve city banks,
reserve city banks, or non-reserve city ( “country”) banks. A member bank that has an office in a central
reserve city is classified as a central reserve city bank; a member bank that has an office in a reserve city, but
not in a central reserve city, is classified as a reserve city bank; a member bank that does not have an office
in a reserve or central reserve city is classified as a country bank. However, some banks in outlying sections
of central reserve cities have permission to maintain the reserves required of reserve city banks or country
banks; and some banks in outlying sections of reserve cities have permission to maintain the reserves required
of country banks. Condition reports of member banks are tabulated in accordance with the reserve classifi­
cations of the banks. Since a member bank that has two or more offices, whether in the same city or in
different cities, submits a consolidated condition report, the report is tabulated according to a single location
(that of the bank’s head office, unless it has a branch in a city where banks are subject to higher re­
serve requirements.)
The comparability of figures for succeeding call dates is affected somewhat by changes in Federal Reserve
membership, mergers, etc. It is also affected by changes in the reserve classification of cities or individual
banks, such as the termination on October
the reserve city designation of Savannah, Georgia,
and the amendment effective August
of Regulation D, described on page
of the Federal Reserve
for July
1,

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MEMBER BANK CALL REPORT
ASSETS A N D LIABILITIES OF MEMBER BANKS O N DECEMBER 31, 194 5 , COMPARED W IT H
JUNE 30, 1945, A N D DECEMBER 30, 1944
[Amounts in thousands of dollars]
C h a n g e sin ce—

C o n d itio n o n —

Dec. 30,
1944

Dec. 31,
1945

June 30,
1945

Dec. 30,
1944

June 30,
1945

A SSE T S
Loans a nd in v e stm e n ts.................................................................
Loans (including overdrafts)...................................................
United States Government direct obligations......................
Obligations guaranteed by United States Government —
Obligations of States and political subdivisions.................
Other bonds, notes, and debentures.......................................
Corporate stocks (including Federal Reserve Bank stock)

107,183,445
22,775,207
78,322,769
15,705
3,254,356
2,520,773
294,635

99,426,010
20,587,878
73,206,154
33,165
3,101,733
2,198,416
298,664

91,569,159
18,676,062
66,783,630
901,737
2,857,760
2,031,223
318,747

+7,757,435
+2,187,329
+5,116,615
-17,460
+152,623
+322,357
-4,0 2 9

+15,614,286
+4,099,145
+11,539,139
-886,032
+396,596
+489,550
-24,112

Reserves, ca sh , and ban k b a la n c e s ..........................................
Reserve with Federal Reserve B anks.....................................

29,845,331
15,811,292
1,437,801

25,766,309
14,806,900
1,150,110

25,860,038
14,260,532
1,270,707

+4,079,022
+1,004,392
+287,691

+3,985,293
+1,550,760
+167,094

7,077,345
39,242
23,372
5,456,279

6,448,205
37,907
24,070
3,299,117

6,315,142
39,288
16,824
3,957,545

+629,140
+1,335
-6 9 8
+2,157,162

+762,203
-4 6
+6,548
+1,498,734

Due from own foreign branches................................................................................
Bank premises owned and furniture and fixtures.................................................
Other real estate owned.......................................................................................
Investments and other assets indirectly representing bank premises or other
real e sta te ...................................................................................................................
Customers’ liability on acceptances........................................... .............................
Income accrued but not y et collected......................................................................
Other assets....................................................................................................................

7,321
787,692
19,311

270
800,589
27,678

217
816,540
41,073

+7,051
-12,897
-8,3 6 7

+7,104
-28,848
-21,762

64,738
65,608
239,478
90,952

65,525
40,964
223,445
84,950

70,364
62,398
206,043
79,922

-787
+24,644
+16,033
+6,002

-5 ,6 2 6
+3,210
+33,435
+11,030

T o ta l a s s e ts ...................................................................................................

138,303,876

126,435,740

118,705,754

+11,868,136

+19,598,122

105,395,466
62,950,086
21,945,123
233,971
4,240,421
12,333,313
1,242,626

96,569,239
57,416,587
21,713,593
253,696
3,877,395
11,063,706
1,105,851

91,599,715
56,270,259
18,241,712
267,188
3,743,572
10,880,788
944.952

+8,826,227
+5,533,499
+231,530
-19,725
+363,026
+1,269,607
+136,775

+13,795,751
+6,679,827
+3,703,411
-33,217
+496,849
+1,452/525
+297,674

2,449,926

1,138,411

1,251,244

+1,311,515

+1,198,682
+4,957,537
+4,905,644
-5,3 7 9
-354
+51,680
-8 0 4
+6,750

Demand balances with banks in United States (except private banks and
American branches of foreign b anks)...........................................................
Other balances with banks in United S tates..................................................
Balances with banks in foreign countries.......................................................
Cash items in process of collection...................................................................

LIABILITIES
Dem and d e p o s its ........................................... ......................................................
Individuals, partnerships, and corporations.................................................
United States Government: War loan and Series E bond accounts.
Other..................................................................
States and political subdivisions......................................................................
Banks in United States......................................................................................
Banks in foreign countries.................................................................................
Certified and officers’ checks, cash letters of credit and travelers’ checks,
etc............................................................ ............................................................
T im e d e p o sits...................................................; .........................................................
Individuals, partnerships and corporations..................................................
United States Government..................................................................................
Postal savings.......................................................................................................
States and political subdivisions.......................................................................
Banks in United States........................................................................................
Banks in foreign countries..................................................................................

24,274,368
23,712,364
95,742
3,487
398,892
46,283
17,600

21,808,837
21,254,312
97,889
3,633
392,223
44,430
16,350

19,316,831
18,806,720
101,121
3,841
347,212
47,087
10,850

+2,465,531
+2,458,052
-2,147
-1 4 6
+6,669
+1,853
+ 1,250

T o ta l d e p o sits..............................................................................................................

129,669,834

118,378,076

110,916,546

+11,291,758

+18,753,288

Due to own foreign branches.....................................................................................
Bills payable, rediscounts, and other liabilities for borrowed money.............
Acceptances outstanding...........................................................................................
Dividends declared but not yet payable.................................................................
Income collected but not yet earned....................................................................
Expenses accrued and unpaid....................................................................................
Other liabilities............................................................................................................

211,181
208,094
75,965
53,023
46,244
346,321
104,290

196,233
51,897
48,833
45,761
39,140
318,729
81,248

183,943
111,255
72,289
45,579
36,728
263,348
108,290

+14,948
+ 156,197
+27,132
+7,262
+7,104
+27,592
+23,042

+27,238
+96,839
+3,676
+7,444
+9,516
+82,973
-4,0 0 0

130,714,952

119,159,917

111,737,978

+11,555,035

+18,976,974

2,592,364
3,383,332
1,115,849
497,379

2,535,815
3,159,463
1,106,511
474,034

2,469,041
3,047,594
1,008,503
442,638

+56,549
+223,869
+9,338
+23,345

+123,323
+335,738
+ 107,346
+54,741

T o ta l lia b ilitie s ..........................................................................................
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
C apital............................... ...............................................
Surplus..............................................................................
Undivided profits............................................................
Other capital accounts..................................................
T o ta l c a p ita l a c c o u n ts...............................
T o ta l lia b ilitie s and c a p ita l a c c o u n ts ..
MEMORANDA
N et demand deposits subject to reserve (see page 18)
Demand deposits adjusted1...............................................
Number of banks..................................................................

7,588,924

7,275,823

6,967,776

+313,101

+621,148

138,303,876

126,435,740

118,705,754

+ 11,868,136

+19,598,122

70,918,241
64,184,154
6,884

65,110,503
59,133,276
6,840

63,087,686
57,307,530
6,814

+5,807,738
+5,050,878
+44

+7,830,555
+6,876,624
+70

1 Demand deposits other than interbank and United States Government, less cash items reported as in process of collection.




1

ALL MEMBER BAN K S—ASSETS A N D LIABILITIES O N SELECTED CALL DATES, DECEMBER 31, 1940,
T O DECEMBER 31, 1945
[Amounts in thousands of dollars]

A SSETS
L o a n s a n d in v e s tm e n ts .............................................................
Loans (including o v erdrafts)................................................
United States Government direct obligations...............
Obligations guaranteed by United States G overnm ent..
Obligations of States and political subdivisions.............
Obligations of Government corporations and agencies
not guaranteed by United States......................................
Other bonds, notes, and debentures....................................
Corporate stocks, (including Federal Reserve Bank
stock).....................................................................................

1940
Dec. 31

1941
Dec. 31

1942
Dec. 31

1943
Dec. 31

1944
Dec. 30

37,126,067
15,320,598
12,337,408
3,485,638
3,012,693

43,520,559
18,020,904
15,706,687
3,832,035
3,089,606

59,263,331
16,088,324
35,006,436
2,539,753
2,965,179

74,257,603
16,287,520
50,602,657
2,345,138
2,728,652

91,569,159
18,676,062
66,783,630
901,737
2,857,760

499,355
2,053,842

557,231
1,921,852

f 2,286,693

1,972,851

2,031,223

392,244

376,946

320,785

318,747

1945
June 30

1945
Dec. 31

99,426,010 107,183,445
20,587,878 22,775,207
73,206,154 78,322,769
33,165
15,705
3,101,733
3,254,356
2,198,416

2,520,773

298,664

294,635

R eserves, c a s h , a n d b a n k b a la n c e s1......................................
Reserve with Federal Reserve B anks...................................
Cash in v a u lt.............................................................................
Demand balances with banks in United States (except
private banks and American branches of foreign
banks)1.....................................................................................
Other balances with banks in United S tates.....................
Balances with banks in foreign countries...........................
Cash items in process of collection......................................

23,963,455
13,991,733
991,146

23,122,689
12,396,344
1,086,752

24,280,295
13,072,358
1,018,612

23,790,034
12,835,249
1,132,172

25,860,038
14,260,532
1,270,707

25,766,309
14,806,900
1,150,110

29,845,331
15,811,292
1,437,801

6,084,424
100,881
11,311
2,783,960

6,147,354
98,519
11,134
3,382,586

6,084,146
62,371
12,953
4,029,855

5,407,459
42,508
20,108
4,352,538

6,315,142
39,288
16,824
3,957,545

6,448,205
37,907
24,070
3,299,117

7,077,345
39,242
23,372
5,456,279

Due from own foreign branches...................................................
Bank premises owned and furniture and fixtures.....................
Other real estate owned..................................................................
Investm ents and other assets indirectly representing bank
premises or other real e sta te .....................................................
Customers’ liability on acceptances............................................
Income accrued but not yet collected.........................................
Other assets.......................................................................................

2,182
914,425
228,243

4,215
911,213
179,139

362
904,130
134,846

9,719
861,253
80,654

217
816,540
41,073

270
800,589
27,678

7,321
787,692
19,311

111,146
83,052
105,026
124,082

98,449
72,427
110,586
101,579

92,935
40,507
126,287
73,887

77,164
44,059
170,163
80,966

70,364
62,398
206,043
79,922

65,525
40,964
223,445
84,950

64,738
65,608
239,478
90,952

62,657,678
L IA B IL IT IE S
D em an d d e p o sits 1.......... ............................................................. 44,110,412
Individuals, partnerships, and corporations...................... 29,576,064
U. S. Government: War loan and Series E bond accounts.
O ther......................................................... | 616,118
States and political subdivisions..........................................
2,723,660
Banks in United States1........................................................
9,581,199
Banks in foreign countries......................................................
700,073
Certified and officers’ checks, cash letters of credit
and travelers’ checks, etc....................................................
913,298

68,120,856

84,916,580

49,230,638
33,061,264
1,709,333
3,065,567
9,713,951
671,186

65,435,697 76,932,347
42,139,236 51,820,162
7,923,429^ 9,185,885
257,817
3,317,989
3,601,845
10,101,306
9,602,817
811,439
891,070

T o ta l a s s e ts ......................................................................

99,371,615 118,705,754 126,435,740 138,303,876
91,599,715
56,270,259
18,241,712
267,188
3,743,572
10,880,788
944,952

96,569,239 105,395,466
57,416,587 62,950,086
21,713,593 21,945,123
253,696
233,971
3,877,395
4,240,421
11,063,706 12,333,313
1,105,851
1,242,626

1,009,337

1,142,298

1,572,751

1,251,244

1,138,411

2,449,926

T im e d e p o s its ................... .......................................................
12,319,198
Individuals, partnerships, and corporations:
Savings deposits.................................................................. 10,266,149
Certificates of deposit......................................................
654,941
Christmas savings and similar accounts........................
27,853
Open accounts.....................................................................
737,865
United States G overnm ent.....................................................
34,425
Postal savings...........................................................................
21-, 562
States and political subdivisions..........................................
435,075
Banks in U nited S ta te s ...........................................................
135,226
Banks in foreign countries......................................................
6,102

12,486,751

12,840,974

15,330,013

19,316,831

21,808,837

24,274,368

12,365,923

14,821,737

47,675
8,566
331,933
82,066
4,811

115,465
4,652
326.554
57,555
4,050

T o ta l d e p o sits 1................................................................. ..........

56,429,610

61,717,389

78,276,671

Due to own foreign branches.......................................................
Bills payable, rediscounts, and other liabilities for borrowed
money................................................... ...........................................
Acceptances outstanding........................... ! ...................................
Dividends declared but not y et p a y ab le ....................................
Income collected b u t not yet earned..........................................
Expenses accrued and u n p aid ........................................................
Other liabilities.............................. ........................ ..........................

182,067

148,921

216,952

203,508

183,943

196,233

211,181

3,282
97,461
38,953
67,666
77,946
63,177

4,312
86,358
37,902
76,373
98,807
64,430

4,807
46,175
37,486
46,514
116,750
70,372

39,310
54,322
38,713
35,992
185.555
76,621

111,255
72,289
45,579
36,728
263,348
108,290

51,897
48,833
45,761
39,140
318,729
81,248

208,094
75,965
53,023
46,244
346,321
104,290

T o ta l lia b iliti e s ...............................................................

56,960,162

62,234,492

78,815,727

C A PITAL ACCOUNTS
C ap ital................................................................................................
Surplus................................................................................................
Undivided profits..............................................................................
Reserve for contingencies................................................................
Other capital accounts....................................................................

2,356,258
2,279,621
721,444
295,839
44,354

2,362,185
2,394,336
775,145
312,467
42,231

2,378,674
2,499,071
846,793
376,315

10,513,338
611,226
30,136
723,343
34,120
16,353
418,220
132,923
7,092

f 20,190,338
482,917
18,806,720<!
158,651 >23,712,364
422,406
97,889
101,121
95,742
3,841
3,633
3,487
347,212
392,223
398,892
47,087
44,430
46,283
10,850
16,350
17,600

92,262,360 110,916,546 118,378,076 129,669,834

92,896,381 111,737,978 119,159,917 130,714,952
2,416,374
2,769,777
865,993
423,090

2,469,041
3,047,594
1,008,503
442,638

2,535,815
3,159,463
1,106,511
474,034

2,592,364
3,383,332
1,115,849
497,379

6,475,234

6,967,776

7,275,823

7,588,924

T o ta l c a p ita l a c c o u n ts .................................................

5,697,516

5,886,364

6,100,853

T o ta l lia b ilitie s a n d c a p ita l a c c o u n ts ...................

62,657,678

68,120,856

84,916,580

MEMORANDA
Par or face value of cap ital...........................................................
Capital notes and debentures................ ...............................
First preferred stock............................................... ................
Second preferred sto ck............................................. . .............
Common sto ck ...........................................................................

2,359,291
40,758
247,726
18,243
2,052,564

2,364,456
38,512
220,587
17,716
2,087,641

2,380,309
36,121
196,938
16,831
2,130,419

2,417,531
32,431
179,834
13,311
2,191,955

2,469,723
29,273
143,240
9,077
2,288,133

2,536,232
28,285
127,908
7,772
2,372,267

2,592,773
27,438
107,205
7,035
2,451,095

R etirable value of capital: F irst preferred sto ck .....................
Second preferred sto ck .................

343,093
23,894

312,094
23,591

285,138
22,706

266,140
19,107

227,897
14,425

210,067
12,972

176,310
11,948

N et demand deposits subject to reserve (see page 18)...........
Demand deposits adjusted (see footnote on plage 1 ) ...............
Number of banks..............................................................................

35,261,636
30,429,062
6,486

39,707,549
33,753,582
6,619

55,325,653
42,569,668
6,679

57,989,934
52,642,220
6,738

63,087,686
57,307,530
6,814

65,110 503
59,133,276
6,840

70,918,241
64,184,154
6,884

99,371,615 118,705,754 126,435,740 138,303,876

1 B eginning Ju n e 30, 1942, a ssets an d lia b ilitie s exclude recip ro cal b an k balan ces, w hich on D ec. 31, 1942 ag g reg a ted 1513,171,000.




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ALL MEMBER BAN K S—ASSETS A N D LIABILITIES O N DECEMBER 31, 1 945, BY CLASS OF B A N K
[Amounts in thousands of dollars]
Central reserve city
member banks1
New York
A SSETS

26,142,821

Reserve
city
member
banks1

Chicago

All State
member
banks

69,312,139

37,871,306

181,182
190,457
13,196

13,925,223
51,242,060
7,746
2,337,661
1,654,136
145,313

8,849,984
27,080,709
7,959
916,695
866,637
149,322

1,489,059

6,438,501

Investments and other assets indirectly representing bank

All
national
member
banks

35,002,214 107,183,445
5,595,511 22,775,207
26,989,304 78,322,769
15,705
9,312
3,254,356
1,341,526
2,520,773
988,711
294,635
77,850

1,332,525
4,213,339

Demand balances with banks in United States (except
private banks and American branches of foreign banks)

All
member
banks

8,513,659
29,547,234
5,023
1,125,514
808,627
107,654

5,930,699

7,333,512
17,572,892
1,370
Obligations guaranteed by United States G overnm ent....
606,134
532,978
95,935
Corporate stocks (including Federal Reserve Bank sto ck ).
Reserves, cash , an d ban k b a la n ce s.......................................

Country
member
banks1

40,107,711

11,286,020

10,631,751

9,731,495

942,220
36,306

6,326,210
494,349

4,527,371
796,389

29,845,331
15,811,292
1,437,801

20,113,836

4,015,491
110,757

10,411.049
992,886

5,400,243
444,915

75,556
2,250
11,872
2,222,575

198,555
1,452
751
309,775

2,156,053
17,754
8,523
2,283,131

4,647,181
17,786
2,226
640,798

7,077,345
39,242
23,372
5,456,279

5,414,978
27,049
13,900
3,253,974

1,662,367
12,193
9,472
2,202,305

276
172,252
3,038

16,119

7,045
272,494
7,592

326,827
8,681

7,321
787,692
19,311

7,045
493,062
10,054

276
294,630
9,257

4,109
37,329
73,344
15,374

193
2,965
17,707
2,567

47,052
22,749
103,778
43,912

13,384
2,565
44,649
29,099

64,738
65,608
239,478
90,952

46,383
41,883
147,276
48,501

18,355
23,725
92,202
42,451

32,887,044

7,459,309

51,898,353

46,059,170 138,303,876

90,220,179

48,083,697

30,907,067 105,395,466
21,796,890 62,950,086

68,673,537

36,721,929

40,872,719

22,077,367

21,945,123
233,971
4,240,421
12,333,313
1,242,626

13,821,293
191,692
3,171,517
8,584,391
603,323

8,123,830
42,279
1,068,904
3,748,922
639,303

L IA B ILITIES

28,867,222

6,326,556

39,294,621

15,712,237
Individuals, partnerships, and corporations . ................
United States Government: War loan and Series E bond
6,908,704
31,474
............................
Other
236,771
States and political subdivisions
....................................
3,535,071
1,104,810
..................................
Tla-nlrc in fnrpiVn ronntriP^
Certified and officers’ checks, cash letters of credit and
1,338,155

3,159,556

22,281,403

1,550,503
1,933
237,261
1,291,965
19,744

8,128,601
92,890
1,762,701
6,307,326
110,443

65,594

611,257

434,920

2,449,926

1,428,602

1,021,324

1,253,575

719,467

9,790,499

12,510,827

24,274,368
23,712,364
95,742
3,487
398,892
46,283
17,600

16,265,810

8,008,558

15,841,508
75,244
2,964
304,767
35,527
5,800

7,870,856
20,498
523
94,125
10,756
11,800

43,417,894 129,669,834

84,939,347

44,730,487

211,181

183,577

27,604

208,094
75,965
53,023
46,244
346,321
104,290

77,969
47,883
33,980
31,478
209,659
52,035

130,125
28,082
19,043
14,766
136,662
52,255

43,534,420 130,714,952

85,575,928

45,139,024

966,783
1,010,445
400,839
146,683

2,592,364
3,383,332
1,115,849
497,379

1,654,339
2,007,927
688,426
293,559

938,025
1,375,405
427,423
203,820

2,524,750

......................

1,206,471
9,650

719,067

....................................

20,334

400

9,563,107
36,993
759
159,629
28,511
1,500

7,046,023

49,085,120

Individusls partnerships and corporations .....................

fac rrnvprnmpnt

States and political subdivisions

1,020

16,100

30,120,797

5,357,315
107,674
2,003,688
1,198,951
7,629

12,223,719
49,099
2,728
218,529
16,752

211,181
Bills payable, rediscounts, and other liabilities for borrowed
Acceptances outstanding
.....................................................
Dividends declared b u t not y et payable ......................................
Income collected b u t not yet earned
......................................

T otal lia b ilitie s

195,000
44,084
24,570
7,156
121,569
42,214

3,041
1,310
2,005
28,289
1,144

2,350
26,222
15,020
23,177
130,785
49,475

30,766,571

7,081,812

49,332,149

600,955
1,093,390
322,810
103,318

141,500
147,550
41,996
46,451

883,126
1,131,947
350,204
200,927

10,744
2,618
12,123
13,906
65,678
11,457

CAPITAL ACC O U N TS

7,588,924

4,644,251

2,944,673

46,059,170 138,303,876

90,220,179

48,083,697

967,192
11,738
54,275
6,635
894,544

2,592,773
27,438
107,205
7,035
2,451,095

1,654,550
66,534
3,748
1,584,268

938,223
27,438
40,671
3,287
866,827

78,998
400

97,312
11,548

176,310
11,948

103,502
4,939

72,808
7,009

26,727,400
22,372,230
359

20,262,679
23,594,700
6,476

70,918,241
64,184,154
6,884

46,183,485
42,218,864
5,017

24,734,756
21,965,290
1,867

2,120,473

377,497

2,566,204

T otal lia b ilitie s a nd ca p ita l a c c o u n ts ............................

32,887,044

7,459,309

51,898,353

MEMORANDA
Par or face value of capital .........................................................
Capital notes and debentures
.........................................

600,955
700

141,500

600,255

141,500

883,126
15,000
52,930
400
814,796

T otal ca p ita l a cco u n ts

Second preferred stock

.......................................

.................................................

Retirable value of capital* First preferred stock......................
Second preferred stock..................
N et demand deposits subject to reserve (see page 18)............. . 19,660,387
15,064,588
X)gmand deposits adjusted (see footnote on page 1) .................
37
Number of banks
.......................................................

4,267,775
3,152,636

12

1 See T a b le of C o n te n ts page for basis of an d changes in classification of m em ber b an k s.




ALL MEMBER B A N K S-A SSE T S A N D LIABILITIES O N DECEMBER 31, 1945,
BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS
[Amounts in thousands of dollars]
Federal Reserve district

T o ta l, all
districts
ASSETS
Loans an d in v estm en ts.....................................................
Loans (including o v erd rafts).............................................
United States Government direct obligations...............
Obligations guaranteed by United States G overnm ent..
Obligations of States and political subdivisions...........
Other bonds, notes, and debentures..................................
Corporate stocks (including Federal Reserve Bank
s to ck )...............................................................................

Reserves, cash, and b an k b a la n c e s..................................
Reserve with Federal Reserve B an k s................................
Cash in v a u lt...........................................................................
Demand balances with banks in United States (except
private banks and American branches of foreign banks)
Other balances with banks in United S tates.................
Balances with banks in foreign countries.....................
Cash items in process of collection................................
Due from own foreign branches..............................................
Bank premises owned and furniture and fixtures...............
Other real estate owned.................................................................
Investments and other assets indirectly representing bank
premises or other real esta te...................... ......................
Customers’ liability on acceptances.......................................
Income accrued but not yet collected...................................
Other a sse ts.................................................................................

T o ta l a s s e ts .
LIABILITIES
Demand d ep o sits................................................................
Individuals, partnerships, and corporations......................
U. S. Government: War loan and Series E bond accounts
O th er.....................................................
States and political subdivisions...................................!..
Banks in United S ta te s .........................................................
Banks in foreign countries...................................................
Certified and officers’ checks, cash letters of credit and
travelers’ checks, etc....................................................

107,183,445
22,775,207
78,322,769
15,705
3,254,356
2,520,773

Boston

New York

delphia

Phila­

Cleveland

Richmond

Atlanta

5,475,478
1,163,150
4,133,396
449
52,858
109,992

33,556,327
8,545,968
23,327,575
5,139
819,228
738,212

5,797,459
934,320
4,356,294
474
146,650
' 338,994

8,391,716
1,542,750
6,263,174
1,340
238,163
307,076

4,626,586
890,107
3,557,996
743
82,716
86,107

4,641,464
1,005,089
3,293,858
422
272,926
60,630

294,635

15,633

120,205

20,727

39,213

8,917

8,539

29,845,331
15,811,292
1,437,801

1,304,059
707,061
115,470

7,940,500
4,833,568
246,118

1,456,104
795,782
101,580

2,151,839
1,137,657
160,432

1,519,781
725,282
110,162

1,744,957
760,473
98,063

7,077,345
39,242
23,372
5^456,279

269,748
2,241
2,240
207,299

456,629
3,630
13,834
2,386,721

338,746
3,173
525
216,298

543,591
2,997
582
306,580

495,529
1,807
82
186,919

680,497
3,925
291
201,708

7,321
787,692
19,311

7,045
51,808
1,972

276
254,413
. 5,381

61,470
3,413

79,820
1,058

46,633
726

43,929
1,225

64,738
65,608
239,478
90,952

3,275
7,725
12,135
4,353

7,877
37,807
90,323
23,049

5,251
5,166
11,009
11,037

2,905
269
17,024
5,622

2,726
1,273
7,051
6,440

2,818
4,790
9,719
7,351

138,303,876

6,867,850

41,915,953

7,350,909

10,650,253

6,211,216

6,456,253

,395,466
,950,086
,945,123
233,971
,240,421
,333,313
242,626

5,180,997
3,188,164
1,293,927
11,742
210,719
374,473
24,919

34,177,167
19,071,267
8,218,800
48,222
670,865
3,637,694
1,106,688

5,175,741
3,378,890
1,124,234
6,117
171,739
426,864
11,206

7,191,862
4,643,006
1,592,371
10,263
246,251
604,304
3,819

4,731,346
2,951,781
903,772
28,004
233,984
545,265
3,148

5,184,572
2,923,182
882,974
17,694
399,535
907,336
10,268

2,449,926

77,053

1,423,631

56,691

91,848

65,392

43,583

Individuals, partnerships, and corporations.
United States Government................................
Postal savings........................................................
States and political subdivisions.......................
Banks in United S ta te s........................................
Banks in foreign countries..................................

24,274,368
23,712,364
95,742
3,487
398,892
46,283
17,600

1,173,782
1,167,965
3,986
290
1,274
267

4,390,966
4,312,768
20,154
31
38,174
3,739
16,100

1,587,259
1,541,799
4,898
232
40,033
297

2,682,413
2,585,486
474
637
87,991
7,825

1,148,050
1,119,154
12,493
124
10,454
5,825

974,948
934,656
18,268
220
13,393
8,411

T o tal d ep o sits.........................................................

129,669,834

6,354,779

38,568,133

6,763,000

9,874,275

5,879,396

6,159,520

Time d ep o sits........................................................

Due to own foreign branches.......................................................
Bills payable, rediscounts, and other liabilities for borrowed
money..............................................................................................
Acceptances outstanding.......................................................’ . ] ’ |
Dividends declared but not yet p ay ab le............................ ! .! '
Income collected but not yet earned....................................... . i
Expenses accrued and u n p aid ................................................. ’ ]'
Other liabilities......................................... .....................................

T o ta l lia b ilitie s.

211,181

211,181

208,094
75,965
53,023
46,244
346,321
104,290

1,660
8,594
4,276
3,156
23,365
4,709

197,930
44,557
26,523
11,887
139,776
45,470

869
5,839
3,462
2,241
15,493
3,947

2,960
269
2,847
2,900
27,533
8,632

875
1,222
2,153
2,210
11,940
1,886

450
5,682
2,455
2,712
12,261
877

130,714,952

6,400,539

39,245,457

6,794,851

9,919,416

5,899,682

6,183,957

2,592,364
3,383,332
1,115,849
497,379

156,952
199,888
72,107
38,364

821,137
1,308,583
402,990
137,786

181,722
263,535
84,239
26,562

223,814
378,551
74,490
53,982

109,661
134,172
47,830
19,871

103,081
114,500
37,355
17,360

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capital.
Surplus.
Undivided p ro fits.........
Other capital accounts.

T o ta l ca p ita l a c c o u n ts...........................

7,588,924

467,311

2,670,496

556,058

730,837

311,534

272,296

T o ta l liab ilities and cap ital accounts.

138,303,876

6,867,850

41,915,953

7,350,909

10,650,253

6,211,216

6,456,253

2,592,773
27,438
107,205
7,035
2,451,095

156,952

821,388
10,302
28,378
4,294
778,414

181,722

2,314
493
154,145

8.107
1.108
172,507

223,814
12,309
6,765
50
204,690

109,661
501
3,044
15
106,101

103,081
87
6,735
50
96,209

Retirable value of capital: F irst preferred stock .........
Second preferred sto ck __

176,310
11,948

3,272
1,368

62,956
7,722

15,272
1,708

9,865
50

3,169
15

7,410
50

N et demand deposits subject to reserve (see page 18).
Demand deposits adjusted (see footnote on page 1 )...
Number of b an k s.........................................................

70,918,241
64,184,154
6,884

3,410,415
3,268,637
340

23,115,114
18,779,042
814

3,496,552,
3,391,022
647

4,749,320
4,674,525
721

3,145,126
3,064,238
472

3,419,393
3,164,592
325

MEMORANDA
Par or face value of cap ital........................................
Capital notes and debentures.............................
First preferred sto ck.............................................
Second preferred stock.................................. ] ” j
Common stock...............................................




ALL MEMBER BANKS—ASSETS A N D LIABILITIES O N DECEMBER 31, 1945,
BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS
[Amounts in thousands of dollars]
Federal Reserve district
St. Louis

Minne­
apolis

Kansas
City

Dallas

San
Francisco

15,878,650
2,762,475
12,106,026
1,455
534,822
447,252
26,620

3,882,168,
896,386
2,726,300
905
149,308
94,656
14,613

2,734,477
451,621
2,156,544
312
61,523
60,605
3,872

4,288,320
780,938
3,253,211
647
174,233
69,214
10,077

4,002,789
1,138,936
2,702,330
274
132,142
22,290
6,817

13,908,011
2,663,467
10,446,065
3,545
589,787
185,745
19,402

4,266,151
2,310,416
221,712

1,254,844
597,809
60,400

849,586
380,913
32,012

1,863,810
771,741
54,376

1,951,263
759,333
73,289

3,542,437
2,031,257
164,187

1,146,120
3,762
1,627
582,514

426,214
224
146
170,051

322,470
1,466
859
111,866

815,843
6,942
19
214,889

919,800
2,292
688
195,861

662,158
6,783
2,479
675,573

71,052
218

23,354
3,225

13,392
17

22,026
399

38,416
960

81,379
717

4,092
3,425
35,332
11,033

145
1,106
5,990
3,937

4,039
146
6,510
1,940

1,920
94
5,650
2,854

4,378
635
2,988
2,103

25,312
3,172
35,747
11,233

20,269,953

5,174,769

3,610,107

6,185,073

6,003,532

17,608,008

LIABILITIES
D em and d e p o sits.................................................................................................
14,778,286
Individuals, partnerships, and corporations............................................
8,658,526
United States Government: War loan and Series E bond accounts ...
3,239,967
O ther..............................................................
20,514
States and political subdivisions................................................................. , 742,895
Banks in United S tates.................................................................................. 9 1,911,142
Banks in foreign countries...........................................................................
25,081
Certified and officers’ checks, cash letters of credit and travelers’
checks, etc............................... *....................................................................
180,161

4,098,387
2,335,919
697,656
9,392
180,807
840,800
2,226

2,664,602
1,497,971
544,840
4,864
160,357
424,641
2,375

5,313,335
3,039,653
715,042
16,144
329,835
1,140,199
1,407

5,285,569
3,303,687
745,550
14,505
251,292
863,580
5,904

11,613,602
7,958,040
1,985,990
46,510
642,142
657,015
45,585

Chicago
ASSETS
L oans and in v e stm e n ts.....................................................................................
Loans (including overdrafts).........................................................................
United States Government direct obligations...........................................
Obligations guaranteed by United States Government..........................
Obligations of States and political subdivisions......................................
Other bonds, notes, and d eb en tu res.,.........................................................
Corporate stocks (including Federal Reserve Bank sto ck )....................
Reserves, c a sh , and bank b a la n ce s...............................................................
Reserve with Federal Reserve B anks..........................................................
Cash in v a u lt.....................................................................................................
Demand balances with banks in U nited States (except private banks
and American branches of foreign banks)..............................................
Other balances with banks in United S ta te s .............................................
Balances with banks in foreign countries..................................................
Cash items in process of co llection.............................................................
Due from own foreign branches..........................................................................
Bank premises owned and furniture and fixtures............................................
Other real estate owned........................................................................................
Investments and other assets indirectly representing bank premises or
other real esta te ..................................................................................................
Customers’ liability on acceptances..................................................................
Income accrued but not' yet collected...............................................................
Other assets..............................................................................................................
T o ta l assets.

31,587

29,554

71,055

101,051

278,320

T im e d e p o s its .................... .......................................
Individuals, partnerships, and corporations .
United States Governm ent.................................
Postal savings^ ................................................... .
States and political subdivisions.......................
Banks in United S tates........................................
Banks in foreign countries..................................

4,479,582
4,415,075
5,274
457
53,076
5,700

813,145
788,203
3,830
252
20,532
328

765,497
760,467
390
204
3,576
860

594,428
584,782
2,392
207
1,466
5,581

452,895
414,298
6,851
400
30,012
1,334

5,211,403
5,087,711
16,732
433
98,911
6,116
1,500

T o ta l d e p o s its ............................................................

19,257,868

4,911,532

3,430,099

5,907,763

5,738,464

16,825,005

3,535
4,090
6,678
49,485
3,784

3,050
1,106
1,539
1,803
8,221
2,327

146
295
2,179
7,571
424

300
94
1,344
1,071
7,312
250

635
1,608
595
7,512
977

4,286
2,431
8,812
35,852
31,007

19,325,440

4,929,578

3,440,714

5,918,134

5,749,791

16,907,393

348,205
361,906
132,833
101,569

99,877
89,564
44,440
11,310

61,389
69,440
26,063
12,501

98,306
97,318
54,449
16,866

102,458
100,911
35,233
15,139

285,762
264,964
103,820
46,069

Due to own foreign branches.........................................................................
Bills payable, rediscounts, and other liabilities for borrowed money..
Acceptances outstanding.................................................................................
Dividends declared but not y et payable.....................................................
Income collected but not yet earned...........................................................
Expenses accrued and unpaid........................................................................
Other liabilities.................................................................................................
T o ta l lia b ilitie s.
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
C apital............................
Surplus............................
Undivided profits...........
Other capital accounts.
T o ta l c a p ita l a c c o u n ts ...............................

944,513

245,191

169,393

266,939

253,741

700,615

T o ta l lia b ilitie s and c a p ita l a c c o u n ts ..

20,269,953

5,174,769

3,610,107

6,185,073

6,003,532

17,608,008

MEMORANDA
Par or face value of cap ital.........................................
C apital notes and debentures...............................
F irst preferred stock...............................................
Second preferred stock...........................................
Common stock...................................................... .

348,227
2,318
18,859
365
326,685

100,013
1,493
2,947
500
95,073

61,389
122
1,535
87
59,645

98,306
821
61
97,424

102,458
94
2,049

285,762
212
25,651
12
259,887

Retirable value of capital: F irst preferred stock...........
Second preferred stock.......

18,994
365

2,957
510

1,535
87

821
61

2,533

47,526
12

N e t dem and deposits su b jec t to reserve (see page 18).
D em and deposits a d ju ste d (see footnote on page 1 )___
N um ber of b a n k s ........................................................................

9,810,570
8,999,068
995

2,804,466
2,378,262
490

1,685,426
1,576,016
472

3,567,568
3,225,654
751

3,424,358
3,460,169
585

8,289,933
8,202,929
272




100,315

6
ALL MEMBER BAN K S—CLASSIFICATION OF LOANS A N D U N IT E D STATES G O VERNM ENT
DIRECT OBLIGATIONS
[In thousands of dollars]
All member banks on selected call dates
1940
Dec. 31

1941
Dec. 31

1942
Dec. 31

1943
Dec. 31

1944
Dec. 30

1945
June 30

1945
Dec. 31

15,320,598

18,020,904

16,088,324

16,287,520

18,676,062

20,587,878

22,775,207

6,659,572

8,671,114

7,386,885

7,420,746

7,530,983

7,095,443

8,948,919

865,091
642,448
652,121
299,188
2,118,475
810,344
43,106

972,321 \/ 525,852
562,919
934,453
594,193
597,684
538,153
265,570
294,962
2,457,679
2,396,116
699,913
802,831
39,023
26,384

461,140
561,824
1,398,236
839,330
245,598
2,418,705
609,907
57,426

629,977
567,698
2,248,714
2,108,273
243,247
2,389,755
575,513
58,751

481,031
644,313
3,089,270
3,407,101
262,044
2,414,885
571,534
55,147

215,502
639,653
3,133,229
3,378,017
276,809
2,522,079
656,286
47,002

211,425

115,695

126,068

136,225

168,876

277,685
3,652,660 ]
284,876
1 1,073,186
[ 843,344

156,872
215,534
995,578
790,929

159,777
224,694
994,743
817,869

174,145
251,688
1,126,041
879,011

223,767
291,719
1,216,079
1,057,270

50,602,657
4,360,425
12,071,167
6,906,023
170,761
5,259,443
14,914,737
5,563,960
1,356,141

66,783,630
3,747,838
13,981,556
14,126,875
455,407
5,308,973
22,466,622
5,117,870
1,578,489

73,206,154
2,632,874
15,583,929
14,723,058
677,215
6,380,452
26,637,954
4,544,660
2,026,012

78,322,769
2,274,951
16,984,827
14,271,270
728,671
7,897,223
28,656,315
5,357,276
2,152,236

Commercial and industrial loans, including open-market
Loans to farmers directly guaranteed by the Commodity
C redit Corporation1..............................................................
Other loans to farmers1 ..........................................................
Loans to brokers and dealers in securities.........................
Other loans for purchasing or carrying securities.. . . . . . .
Real-estate loans; On farm land .......................................
On residential property........................
On other properties...............................
Loans to banks..........................................................................
Consumer loans to individuals:
R etail automobile instalm ent pap er.............................
Other retail and repair-modernization instalm ent
loans ................................................................................
Personal instalm ent cash loans......................................
Single-payment loans to individuals.............................
All other loans (including overdrafts).................................
U nited States G overnm ent d irect o b lig a tio n s..................
Treasury bills.............................................................................
Treasury certificates of indebtedness...................................
Treasury notes................................... .......................................
United States savings bonds2.................................................
Other bonds maturing in 5 years or less.............................
Other bonds maturing in 5 to 10 y ears................................
Other bonds m aturing in 10 to 20 y ears..............................
Bonds maturing after 20 years..............................................

J

f

j 3,230,253
J

J

12,337,408
651,986

15,706,687
970,898

2,594,269

3,007,044

1,367,488
2,885,694
4,344,955
493,016

1,424,556
3,503,734
5,634,165
1,166,290

35,006,436
4,363,309
6,285,324
5,409,821
151,864
2,671,558
9,078,768
5,927,930
1,117,862

By class of bank, December 31,1945
C entral reserve city
member banks3
Chicago

Reserve
city
member
banks3

Country
member
banks3

A ll
member
banks

All
national
member
banks

All State
member
banks

7,333,512

1,332,525

8,513,659

5,595,511

22,775,207

13,925,223

8,849,984

3,043,826

760,177

3,661,405

1,483,511

8,948,919

5,672,967

3,275,952

2,019
210,714
233,033
588
15,845
19,101

65,411
139,412
427,240
1,502,614
52,394
1,145,487
261,005
16,985

149,876
498,174
42,238
470,816
223,824
1,324,061
333,067
3,999

215,502
639,653
3,133,229
3,378,017
276,809
2,522,079
656,286
47,002

193,275
512,625
1,424,389
1,994,096
192,938
1,618,421
388,219
26,536

22,227
127,028
1,708,840
1,383,921
83,871
903,658
268,067
20,466

New York

Commercial and industrial loans, including open-market
p ap er.........................................................................................
Loans to farmers directly guaranteed by Commodity
Credit Corporation................................................................
Other loans to farm ers.............................................................
Loans to brokers and dealers in securities.........................
Other loans for purchasing or carrying securities............
Real-estate loans: On farm lan d ...........................................
On residential property ........................
On other properties...............................
Loans to b anks.........................................................................
Consumer loans to individuals:
Retail automobile instalm ent p ap er.............................
Other retail and repair-modernization instalm ent
loans..................................................... ...........................
Personal instalm ent cash loans......................................
Single-payment loans to individuals............................
All other loans (including overdrafts).................................
U nited S ta tes G overnm ent d irect o b lig a tio n s..................
Treasury b ills.............................................................................
Treasury certificates of indebtedness..................................
Treasury n o tes...........................................................................
United States savings bonds..................................................
Other bonds m aturing in 5 years or less.............................
Other bonds m aturing in 5 to 10 y ears................................
Other bonds m aturing in 10 to 20 y ears..............................
Bonds m aturing after 20 y ears..............................................

215
48
2,453,037
1,171,554
3
36,686
43,113
26,018
1,351

3,296

87,232

76,997

168,876

130,717

38,159

24,747
29,595
231,801
271,518

13,388
5,338
28,966
40,060

112,029
109,792
546,059
386,594

73,603
146,994
409,253
359,098

223,767
291,719
1,216,079
1,057,270

168,300
197,149
598,532
807,059

55,467
94,570
617,547
250,211

17,572,892
477,184
3,433,058
3,325,337
1,483
1,973,188
7,421,192
842,044
99,406

4,213,339
133,361
1,467,146
748,755
2,799
417,382
895,611
487,779
60,506

29,547,234
1,033,952
6,982,302
5,653,217
47,407
2,743,982
10,380,444
2,173,338
532,592

26,989,304
630,454
5,102,321
4,543,961
676,982
2,762,671
9,959,068
1,854,115
1,459,732

78,322,769
2,274,951
16,984,827
14,271,270
728,671
7,897,223
28,656,315
5,357,276
2,152,236

51,242,060
1,396,522
11,656,245
9,533 418
534,664
5,045,353
18,125,903
3,468,111
1,481,844

27,080,709
878,429
5,328,582
4,737,852
194,007
2,851,870
10,530,412
1,889,165
670,392

1 The classifications of certain of these loans were revised somewhat as of December 31, 1945; consequently, the items for th a t date may not be en­
tirely comparable with prior figures. Loans to farmers directly guaranteed by the Commodity C redit Corporation now include only those loans th a t are
guaranteed as to interest and principal by the Commodity Credit Corporation and certificates of interest representing participation in a pool of simi­
larly guaranteed cotton producers’ notes; during the period December 31, 1942 through June 30, 1945, the corresponding former item included (a) loans
to dealers, processors, and farm ers’ cooperatives which were covered by purchase agreements of the CommodityCredit Corporation (now classified as
commercial and industrial loans), and (b) loans to farmers with similar indirect guarantees (now classified as other loans to farmers).
2 N ot reported separately prior to 1942.
3 See Table of Contents page for basis of and changes in classification of member banks.




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ALL MEMBER BANKS—CLASSIFICATION OF LOANS A N D U N IT E D STATES GO VER NM EN T
DIRECT OBLIGATIONS
[In thousands of dollars]
By Federal Reserve districts, December 31,1945
d istricts

New York

Boston
Loans
Commercial and industrial loans, including open-market
Loans to farmers directly guaranteed by the Commodity
Credit Corporation
..................................................
Loans to brokers and dealers in securities.........................
Other loans for purchasing or carrying securities............
R eal-estate loans: On farm la n d .................... ......................
On residential property .....................
On other properties
.......................
Loans to banks
......................................................
Consumer loans to individuals:
R etail automobile instalm ent paper
.....................
Other retail and repair-modernization instalm ent

Phila­
delphia

Cleveland

Richmond

22,775,207

1,163,150

8,545,968

934,320

1,542,750

890,107

1,005,089

8,948,919

575,265

3,366,552

329,142

485,680

303,381

404,929

215,502
639,653
3,133,229
3,378,017
276,809
2,522,079
656,286
47,002

4,618
10,281
82,220
82,985
5,794
120,061
59,970
6,968

357
23,011
2,491,003
1,302,932
14,812
386,576
126,668
26,293

571
12,616
51,789
86,020
16,235
157,615
59,222
367

301
21,003
116,696
300,473
36,734
287,791
60,659
942

7,175
17,354
19,755
159,450
20,883
122,451
48,609
3,717

20,080
22,611
24,251
241,162
11,947
43,957
27,195
3,022

168,876

6,098

9,316

5,794

9,774

8,101

10,093

5,793
17,823
99,635
55,980

8,190
14,507
66,051
107,094

3,557,996
138,991
784,809
562,300
47,389
330,703
1,426,321
163,634
103,849

3,293,858
79,430
815,076
584,983
29,166
376,781
1,125,681
131,026
151,715

223,767
291,719
1,216,079
1,057,270

12,399
19,093
119,802
57,596

53,200
67,480
330,714
347,054

12,878
26,763
134,545
40,763

16,165
30,846
96,609
79,077

U nited S ta tes G overnm ent d irect o b lig a tio n s .................. 78,322,769
2,274,951
Treasury bills
.......................................................
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
............................ 16,984,827
Treasury notes
..................................................... 14,271,270
728,671
U nited States savings bonds ...............................................
7,897,223
O ther bonds m aturing in 5 years or l e s s ...........................
28,656,315
O ther bonds m aturing in 5 to 10 years ............................
5,357,276
O ther bonds m aturing in 10 to 20 y e a r s ............................
Bonds m aturing after 20 years ........................................... 2,152,236

4,133,396
117,961
823,134
704,141
36,854
340,250
1,497,472
451,961
161,623

23,327,575
551,493
4,256,818
4,094,209
88,530
2,526,182
9,983,328
1,329,685
497,330

4,356,294
216,498
605,563
672,623
77,530
350,496
1,800,997
374,586
258,001

6,263,174
109,011
1,232,835
1,119,524
82,680
615,150
2,279,599
558,065
266,310

Personal instalm ent cash loans ...................................
Single-payment loans to individuals ...........................
All other loans (including overdrafts)
............................

Atlanta

By Federal Reserve districts, December 31, 1945—Continued
Chicago

St. Louis

Minne­
apolis

Kansas
City

Dallas

San
Francisco

2,762,475
1,206,682
Commercial and industrial loans, including open-market p a p er.......
Loans to farmers directly guaranteed by the Commodity Credit
1,598
Corporation.....................................................................................................
82,322
Other loans to farm ers............ ......................................................................
228,301
Loans to brokers and dealers in securities...............................................
408,787
Other loans for purchasing or carrying securities....................................
51,115
Real-estate loans: On farm lan d ..................................................................
389,163
On residential property............................................ - ■
88,072
On other properties.......................................................
36
Loans to ban k s..................................................................................................
Consumer loans to individuals:
19,040
Retail automobile instalm ent p a p e r ..................................................
44,912
Other retail and repair-modernization instalment loans.................
27,979
Personal instalm ent cash loans..............................................................
125,523
Single-payment loans to individuals....................................................
88,945
All other loans (including overdrafts).........................................................

896,386
404,081

451,621
150,610

780,938
290,374

1,138,936
500,313

2,663,467
931,910

15,066
34,603
13,875
132,507
18,854
109,718
26,895
432

9,178
47,874
6,517
67,992
11,465
66,847
10,594
561

29,131
140,165
8,936
106,614
22,206
57,280
17,967
802

97,861
86,318
10,303
225,615
13,307
33,471
22,584
1,467

29,566
141,495
79,583
263,480
53,457
747,149
107,851
2,395

7,200
8,578
10,774
72,826
40,977

6,418
11,580
7,302
14,974
39,709

9,687
7,114
8,480
38,972
43,210

14,267
8,866
12,937
41,037
70,590

63,088
34,092
47,735
75,391
86,275

12,106,026
305,972
3,113,476
2,199,020
147,050
1,301,027
3,750,999
978,902
309,580

2,726,300
66,768
537,413
612,657
45,938
246,643
957,378
189,088
70,415

2,156,544
49,064
412,725
396,331
70,501
238,119
802,146
114,329
73,329

3,253,211
146,708
882,095
752,776
54,861
339,146
886,189
130,283
61,153

2,702,330
106,702
799,986
555,839
20,243
293,663
790,188
90,673
45,036

10,446,065
386,353
2,720,897
2,016,867
27,929
939,063
3,356,017
845,044
153,895

U n ite d S ta te s G o v e rn m e n t d ir e c t o b lig a tio n s ..........................................
Treasury bills...................................................................................................
Treasury certificates of indebtedness..........................................................
Treasury n o tes..................................................................................................
United States savings bonds..........................................................................
Other bonds maturing in 5 years or less.....................................................
Other bonds m aturing in 5 to 10 years.......................................................
Other bonds m aturing in 10 to 20 years.....................................................
Bonds m aturing after 20 years......................................................................




8
RESERVE CITY BANKS1—CLASSIFICATION OF LOANS AND UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
DIRECT OBLIGATIONS
[In th o u san d s of dollars]

T o tal, all
reserve
city
banks
L o a n s................................................................................................
Commercial and industrial loans, including open-market
paper...................; .................................................................
■Loans to farmers directly guaranteed by the Commodity
Credit Corporation............................................................
Other loans to farmers...........................................................
Loans to brokers and dealers in securities.......................
Other loans for purchasing or carrying securities..........
Real-estate loans: On farm land.........................................
On residential property......................
On other properties.............................
Loans to banks........................................................................
Consumer loans to individuals:
Retail automobile instalment paper...........................
Other retail and repair-modernization instalment
loans................................................................................
Personal instalment cash loans....................................
Single-payment loans to individuals...........................
All other loans (including overdrafts)...............................
U nited S ta tes G overnm ent direct o b lig a tio n s ................
Treasury bills...........................................................................
Treasury certificates of indebtedness.................................
Treasury notes.........................................................................
United States savings bonds................................................
Other bonds maturing in 5 years or less...........................
Other bonds maturing in 5 to 10 years....... ........................
Other bonds maturing in 10 to 20 y e a r s .............................
Bonds maturing after 20 years..............................................

By Federal Reserve districts, December 31, 1945
Boston

New York

Phila­
delphia

Cleveland

Richmond2

Atlanta2

8,513,659

661,627

172,682

480,091

1,047,765

453,944

592,258

3,661,405

407,095

73,662

226,041

395,792

174,620

241,978

1
63
19,485
25,439
120
25,068
10,394

18

79,255
34,050

3
75
115,519
253,543
1,577
115,203
26,158
700

578
241
16,062
114,710
1,656
38,816
23,106
2,553

2,154
3,167
17,260
188,810
1,637
10,097
11,200
2,637

65,411
139,412
427,240
1,502,614
52,394
1,145,487
261,005
16,985

13,509
21,645
5,347

47,614
57,980
91
6,953
12,984
255

87,232

1,024

757

1,324

2,433

3,085

4,703

112,029
109,792
546,059
386,594

7,708
3,531
62,507
25,956

1,981
2,235
8,159
5,318

7,766
7,259
104,309
7,497

9,532
16,543
63,309
47,378

3,233
6,552
55,216
13,516

4,489
6,082
38,803
59,241

29,547,234
1,033,952
6,982,302
5,653,217
47,407
2,743,982
10,380,444
2,173,338
532,592

1,559,675
82,032
375,376
236,109
537
105,441
502,372
245,923
11,885

578,426
7,993
86,754
120,374
1,379
37,783
278,771
40,225
5,147

1,918,150
96,245
285,958
352,669
2,218
139,528
827,244
174,520
39,768

3,583,813
55,960
780,863
706,086
2,439
343,645
1,262,017
359,720
73,083

1,792,427
96,737
365,508
254,545
4,640
161,583
812,791
62,533
34,090

1,493,195
50,824
397,406
250,391
1,835
170,413
508,832
55,767
57,727

By Federal Reserve districts, December 31, 1945—Continued
Minne­
apolis

San
Francisco

503,655
234,289

705,460
347,973

2,275,625
813,766

467
1,052
6,465
56,340
23
16,681
871
550

9,040
32,182
8,834
97,697
5,737
31,321
11,279
717

26,165
9,465
8,190
194,812
2,802
14,878
14,713
1,447

17,243
86,286
78,906
250,725
34,311
658,439
83,665
2,390

3,278
6,760
5,117
50,541
23,858

2,055
8,428
3,087
3,904
30,558

3,743
4,826
3,802
27,463
32,725

4,892
6,792
5,363
19,438
48,530

52,500
27,846
39,168
60,836
69,544

1,370,643
35,922
248,489
352,801
3,160
106,295
505,772
102,202
16,002

884,342
24,875
163,209
165,952
1,906
91,917
344,305
53,533
38,645

1,948,262
91,222
490,423
446,561
6,998
213,780
586,112
86,210
26,956

1,453,841
50,429
402,729
282,209
4,137
167,270
470,941
50,597
25,529

8,765,321
316,127
2,386,278
1,719,176
3,633
747,880
2,794,426
682,206
115,595

St. Louis

L o a n s ........... ^.............................................................................................................
Commercial and industrial loans, including open-market p aper..........
Loans to farmers directly guaranteed by the Commodity Credit
C orporation....................................................................................................
Other loans to farmers .................................................................................
Loans to brokers and dealers in securities.................................................
Other loans for purchasing or carrying securities...................................
R eal-estate loans: On farm lan d ..................................................................
On residential property................................................
On other properties.......................................................
Loans to banks..................................................................................................
Consumer loans to individuals:
R etail automobile instalm ent p ap er.....................................................
Other retail and repair-modernization instalm ent loans.................
Personal instalm ent cash loans.............................................................
Single-payment loans to individuals....................................................
All other loans (including overdrafts).........................................................

789,795
315,656

594,975
325,232

235,782
105,301

32
3,342
16,384
134,460
3,348
170,984
30,364
19

9,710
3,539
13,266
94,048
1,092
43,538
14,626
370

7,438
22,668
11,053
51,574
22,473

U n ite d S ta te s G o v e rn m e n t d ir e c t o b lig a tio n s ........................................
Treasury b ills....................................................................................................
Treasury certificates of indebtedness..........................................................
Treasury notes..................................................................................................
United States savings bonds..........................................................................
Other bonds m aturing in 5 years or less...................................................
Other bonds m aturing in 5 to 10 years.......................................................
Other bonds maturing in 10 to 20 years......................................................
Bonds m aturing after 20 years......................................................................

4,199,139
125,586
999,309
766,344
14,525
458,447
1,486,861
259,902
88,165

1 See Table of Contents page for basis of and changes in classification of member banks.
2 See note 3, page 11.




Kansas
City

Dallas

Chicago2

9
C O U N T R Y BAN K S1—CLASSIFICATION OF LOANS ANDLUNITED STATES G O VERNM ENT
DIRECT OBLIGATIONS
[In thousands of dollars]
By Federal Reserve districts, December 31,1945

T o tal, all
c o u n try
banks

Boston

New York

Phila­
delphia

Cleveland

Richmond2

Atlanta2

L o a n s ..................................................................................................
Commercial and industrial loans, including open-market
paper............................................................................... •■.•••
Loans to farmers directly guaranteed by the Commodity
Credit C orporation................................................................
Other loans to farm ers........................... ... .............................
Loans to buokers and dealers in securities......._.................
Other loans for purchasing or carrying securities...........
Real-estate loans: On farm la n d .........................................
On residential p ro p erty ....... ..............
On other properties..............................
Loans to banks............ . . .........................................................
Consumer loans to individuals:
R etail automobile instalm ent p ap er.; — _.................
Other retail and repair-m odernization instalm ent
loans................................................................................
Personal instalm ent cash loans....................................
Single-payment loans to individuals...........................
All other loans (including overdrafts)...............................

5,595,511

501,523

1,039,774

454,229

494,985

436,163

412,831

1,483,511

168,170

249,064

103,101

89,888

128,761

162,951

149,876
498,174
42,238
470,816
223,824
1,324,061
333,067
3,999

4,618
10,281
2,965
48,935
5,794
106,552
38,325
1,621

141
22,900
18,481
105,939
14,689
324,822
73,161
275

553
12,616
4,175
28,040
16,144
150,662
46,238
112

298
20,928
1,177
46,930
35,157
172,588
34,501
242

6,597
17,113
3,693
44,740
19,227
83,635
25,503
1,164

17,926
19,444
6,991
52,352
10,310
33,860
15,995
385

76,997

5,074

7,208

4,470

7,341

5,016

5,390

73,603
146,994
409,253
359,098

4,691
15,562
57,295
31,640

26,472
35,650
90,754
70,218

5,112
19,504
30,236
33,266

6,633
14,303
33,300
31,699

2,560
11,271
44,419
42,464

3,701
8,425
27,248
47,853

U n ite d S ta te s G o v e rn m e n t d ir e c t o b lig a tio n s ................
Treasury b ills.................._..................... ..................................
Treasury certificates of indebtedness.................................
Treasury n o te s.........................................................................
United States savings bonds................................................
Other bonds m aturing in 5 years or less...........................
Other bonds m aturing in 5 to 10 y ears..............................
Other bonds maturing in 10 to 20 years............................
Bonds m aturing after 20 y ears.............................................

26,989,304
630,454
5,102,321
4,543,961
676,982
2,762,671
9,959,068
1,854,115
1,459,732

2,573,721
35,929
447,758
468,032
36,317
234,809
995,100
206,038
149,738

5,176,257
66,316
737,006
648,498
85,668
515,211
2,283,365
447,416
392,777

2,438,144
120,253
319,605
319,954
75,312
210,968
973,753
200,066
218,233

2,679,361
53,051
451,972
413,438
80,241
271,505
1,017,582
198,345
193,227

1,765,569
42,254
419,301
307,755
42,749
169,120
613,530
101,101
69,759

1,800,663
28,606
417,670
334,592
27,331
206,368
616,849
75,259
93,988

By Federal Reserve districts, December 31, 1945—Continued

Commercial and industrial loans, including open-market paper.......
Loans to farmers directly guaranteed by the Commodity Credit
Corporation.....................................................................................................
O ther loans to farm ers............ ............... . ......................................................
Loans to brokers and dealers in secu rities..............................................
Other loans for purchasing or carrying securities.............................
Real-estate loans: On farm lan d ...................................................................
On residential property................................................
On other properties.......................................................
Loans to banks..................................................................................................
Consumer loans to individuals:
Retail automobile instalment paper......................................................
Other retail and repair-modernization instalm ent loans.................
Personal instalm ent cash loans.............................................................
Single-paymeat loans to individuals....................................................
All other loans (including overdrafts)........................................................
U n ite d S ta te s G o v e rn m e n t d ir e c t o b lig a tio n s ........................................
Treasury bills...................................................................................................
Treasury certificates of indebtedness..........................................................
Treasury notes...................................................................................................
United States savings bonds..........................................................................
Other bonds m aturing in 5 years or le ss....................................................
Other bonds m aturing in 5 to 10 years.......................................................
Other bonds m aturing in 10 to 20 years.....................................................
Bonds maturing after 20 years......................................................................

Kansas
City

Dallas

San
Francisco

St. Louis

640,155
130,849

301,411
78,849

215,839
45,309

277,283
56,085

433,476
152,340

387,842
118,144

1,566
76,961
1,203
41,294
47,179
202,334
38,607
17

5,356
31,064
609
38,459
17,762
66,180
12,269
62

8,711
46,822
52
11,652
11,442
50,166
9,723
11

20,091
107,983
102
8,917
16,469
25,959
6,688
85

71,696
76,853
2,113
30,803
10,505
18,593
7,871
20

12,323
55,209
677
12,755
19,146
88,710
24,186
5

8,306
8,856
11,588
44,983
26,412

3,922
1,818
5,657
22,285
17,119

4,363
3,152
4,215
11,070
9,151

5,944
2,288
4,678
11,509
10,485

9,375
2,074
7,574
21,599
22,060

10,588
6,246
8,567
14,555
16,731

3,693,548
47,025
647,021
683,921
129,726
425,198
1,368,527
231,221
160,909

1,355,657
30,846
288,924
259,856
42,778
140,348
451,606
86,886
54,413

1,272,202
24,189
249,516
230,379
68,595
146,202
457,841
60,796
34,684

1,304,949
55,486
391,672
306,215
47,863
125,366
300,077
44,073
34,197

1,248,489
56,273
397,257
273,630
16,106
126,393
319,247
40,076
19,507

1,680,744
70,226
334,619
297,691
24,296
191,183
561,591
162,838
38,300

1 See Table of C ontents page for basis of and changes in classification of member banks.
2 See note 3, page 11.




Minne­
apolis

Chicago2

IO
ALL MEMBER BANKS—ASSETS A N D LIABILITIES O N DECEMBER 31, 1945, OF BAN K S IN EACH CEN
A SSETS [In th o u san d s of dollars]

Loans and investments
Federal Reserve district num­
bers, and reserve cities

Num
T o ta l

A ll m em b er b a n k s ........... 6,884

Loans
(includ­
ing over­
drafts)

U. S.
Govt.
direct
obliga­
tions

107,183,445 22,775,207 78,322,769

R eserve b a n k c itie s 1...................
1. B oston........................................
2. New York2..................... ...........
3. Philadelphia..............................
4. Cleveland...................................
5. Richmond..................................
6. A tlanta3.....................................
7. Chicago2.....................................
8. St. Louis....................................
9. M inneapolis...............................
10. Kansas C ity ..............................
11. D allas.........................................
12. San Francisco.......................

183
11
43
25
4
6
4
53
8
5
10

51,237,788
2,253,821
26,290,981
2,593,252
1,770,645
351,078
763,987
7,002,008
1,140,058
759,917
810,425
757,085
6,744,531

R eserve b r a n c h c itie s 1...............
2. Buffalo........................................
4. Cincinnati................................
4. P ittsb u rg h.................................
5. B altim ore...................................
5. Charlotte3..................................
6. Birmingham ..............................
6. Jacksonville..............................
6. N ashville....................................
6. New O rleans.............................
7. D e tro it.......................................
8. Little Rock................................
8. Louisville...................................
8. Memphis....................................
9. H elena...................................... .
10. D enver........... .........................
10. Oklahoma C ity .........................
10. Omaha........................................
11. El Paso.......................................
11. H ouston.....................................
11. San Antonio..............................
12. Los Angeles...............................
12. P o rtlan d .....................................
12. Salt Lake C ity ..........................
12. S eattle........................................

135
5
10
12
9
4
3
4
4
6
6
4
6
3
2
7
5
6
2
10
7
6
3
6
5

15,832,954 3,062,461 11,946,043
634,869
136,627
472,963
801,390
224,592
537,790
1,660,847
252,772 1,268,540
764,874
148,720
609,536
395,664
113,509
267,073
293,824
60,012
211,312
290,673
74,705
196,645
319,642
87,770
193,952
575,810
137,772
392,778
2,156,381
308,674 1,767,424
117,019
20,818
85,000
457,998
117,348
318,686
377,921
155,997
192,141
43,919
3,271
40,117
456,211 • 77,184
363,366
266,933
52,115
192,849
360,478
63,300
264,218
98,754
39,562
57,093
709,047
135,209
550,558
271,584
37,385
225,108
2,454,302
394,867 2,000,897
976,482
154,964
742,982
209,434
31,370
169,706
1,138,898
233,918
825,309

O th e r reserve c itie s 1...................
4. Columbus...................................
4. Toledo...................................
5. W ashington...............................
7. Cedar R apids............................
7. Des M oines................................
7. D ubuque....................................
7. Grand Rapids3..........................
7. Indianpolis................................
7. M ilwaukee.................................
7. Peoria.........................................
7. Sioux C ity.................................
9. St. Paul.
............. ...............
10. Kansas City, K ansas..............
10. Lincoln.......................................
10. Pueblo........................................
10. St. Jo sep h ..................................
10. T opeka.......................................
10. T u lsa...........................................
10. W ichita.......................................
11. F o rt W orth................................
11. G alveston..................................
11. Waco...........................................
12. Ogden..........................................
12. Spokane......................................

90
3
4
16
1
3
2
4
4
6
3
4
3
2
3
1
4
4
4
4
3
4
3
2
3

C o u n try b a n k s , b y d i s t r i c t s . .. 6,476
1. B oston........................................
329
2. New Y ork..................................
766
3. Philadelphia..............................
622
4. Cleveland...................................
688
5. Richmond..................................
437
6. A tla n ta ..................................
304
7. Chicago......................................
909
8. St. Louis....................................
469
9. M inneapolis.............................. 462
10. Kansas C ity..............................
701
11. D allas.........................................
549
12. San Francisco...........................
240

5,110,489
328,791
321,489
795,070
70,259
203,773
33,866
295,327
477,547
745,699
101,110
72,141
358,861
47,047
112,321
19,212
60,689
58,627
230,498
180,800
274,151
56,019
50,053
92,361
124,778

13,250,936
661,627
7,369,567
480,091
462,744
82,395
231,999
1,499,607
300,812
160,260
201,088
379,336
1,421,410

35,365,015
1,559,675
17,678,355
1,918,150
1,269,919
252,324
498,508
5,067,572
774,816
567,679
554,531
364,933
4,858,553

866,299 4,022,407
69,385
234,091
38,272
273,473
109,320
663,494
7,430
43,847
50,153
140,343
1,722
30,864
60,747
221,522
72,903
374,394
93,984
626,401
8,237
88,064
18,863
52,047
72,251
276,546
10,397
34,528
10,836
99,945
456
18,544
8,275
50,043
7,184
48,442
46,276
175,874
26,544
145,922
95,043
173,188
8,384
44,576
10,541
38,385
20,461
69,306
18,635
98,568

35,002,214 5,595,511 26,989,304
3,221,657
501,523 2,573,721
6,630,477 1,039,774 5,176,257
3,204,207
454,229 2,438,144
3,508,554
494,985 2,679,361
2,319,900
436,163 1,765,569
2,397,528
412,831 1,800,663
4,720,539
640,155 3,693,548
1,789,172
301,411 1,355,657
1,571,780
215,839 1,272,202
1,685,079
277,283 1,304,949
1,786,096
433,476 1,248,489
2,167,225
387,842 1,680,744

Obliga­
tions guar­
anteed
by U. S.
Govern­
ment

Obliga­
Other Corporate
tions of
^stocks
bonds, (including
States and notes,
and F. R.
political
deben­
subdivi­
Bank
tures
sions
stock)

both c e n tra l reserve c ity a n d reserve c ity banks.
F o r o th e r fo o tn o te, see op p o site page.




T o ta l

Reserve
with
Federal
Reserve
Banks

Cash in
vault

15,705

3,254,356 2,520,773

294,635 29,845,331 15,811,292 1,437,801

5,460
43
1,712

1,325,069 1,132,337
14,635
11,082
611,168
533,783
51,203
133,336
3,789
31,674
6,403
9,404
21,779
10,668
207,589
212,984
29,610
24,790
9,352
21,642
38,581
10,784
7,611
3,714
326,902
124,923

158,971 13,034,270 7,880,254
6,759
546,531
347,380
96,396 6,475,059 4,040,297
697,367
10,472
417,384
2,519
367,679
213,262
105,654
552
61,871
1,032
243,954
124,701
14.250 1,823,035 1,109,177
9,691
313,511
174,587
984
212,872
111,076
5,055
348,983
160,114
1,488
307,075
142,989
9,773 1,592,550
977,416

1
6
339
386
3
2,970
612
169

153

14
45

71
7
153
321

308
7

4

2

9,312
406
3,427
474
1,171
743
268
1,120
521
312
255
271
344 '

466,152
7,952
20,050
22,011
1,100
5,322
18,939
12,317
28,402
37,623
22,365
6,862
7,132
22,437
210
5,548
18,453
24,000
1,976
16,970
6,136
44,169
65,794
7,414
62,970

308,026
14,714
17,046
91,439
4,006
9,144
2,826
6,559
7,625
6,925
54,988
4,216
14,025
6,781
274
9,573
3,120
8,564

121,609
20,235
5,310
1,588
18,484
9,225
805
7,150
19,220
6,334
1,977
871
2,244
979
717
157
919
2,916
5,406
2,165
4,504
1,010
997
2,116
6,280

91,699
4,427
4,038
19,135
399
3,481
442
5,565
10,347
17,956
2,634
268
■7,175
1,084
673
9
1,362

1,341,526
41,776
200,108
95,447
166,768
68,303
153,866
240,802
83,267
49,717
74,392
92,938
74,142

988,711
95,357
189,715
205,658
158,452
44,418
26,027
138,188
44,844
31,514
25,518
7,535
21,485

9 See T a b le of C o n te n ts page for basis of and changes in classification of m em ber b anks.

z In clu d es

Reserves, cash,

5,286
2,640
10,172
11,877
524
15,702

2,571
5,956
1,095
1,948
72
380
682

363,164
36,854
114,130
28,742
22,840
3,386
7,169
58,794
8,342
4,109
6,227
4,289
68,282

49,660
2,613
1,743
26,085
1,512
616
582
447
1,893
712
2,916
123
762
565
47
540
396
396
123
1,024
315
4,126
858
267
999

4,515,087 2,540,734
140,900
86,021
226,936
118,628
414,989
255,211
204,597
120,359
138,277
76,990
85,677
51,042
125,629
57,537
104,120
49,524
194,290
118,705
491,324
296,142
48,487
25,751
140,595
73,517
112,867
66,849
12,892
6,886
164,394
83,998
90,589
39,505
132,154
62,252
43,559
16,942
293,396
139,369
106,186
54,163
615,729
371,792
234,662
140,969
77,664
44,471
315,174
184,111

190,970
9,389
12,365
18,779
11,232
5,025
3,250
3,754
4,766
6,878
30,050
1,356
5,295
4,839
118
4,787
1,673
2,430
1,692
8,393
3,440
19,999
12,235
1,762
17,463

8,154
653
396
1,533
99
263
33
336
683
1,024
198
92
645
55
150
46
90
85
369
213
321
101
58
98
613

1,664,223
862,933
117,402
64,577
72,726
44,547
248,579
146,886
23,154
12,922
61,170
27,807
8,370
4,417
64,321
36,108
178,555
91,695
183,271
100,178
33,713
17,076
28,902
12,871
50,922
118, (M I
2 0 ,« F
8,899
37,81'
20,100
26,385
4,981
27,681
11,507
27,724
12,902
90,645
43,377
67,081
35,758
114,497
56,370
31,902
13,914
26,925
9,942
20,645
13,222
33,524
21,955

87,278
7,988
7,336
19,831
1,039
2,748
559
6,471
10,038
7,551
1,899
971
2,287
348
1,245
850
730
945
2,543
1,853
3,416
1,350
1,136
2,030
2,114

77,850 10,631,751 4,527,371
8,874
757,528
359,681
21,196 1,324,541
707,250
10,255
758,737
378,398
952,107
7,817
441,432
4,704
822,674
319,176
3,873
991,287
358,964
6,726 1,370,335
602,023
3,472
639,384
257,105
2,196
505,145
212,029
2,682
829,801
288,348
3,387 1,027,723
325,644
2,668
652,489
277,321

796,389
78,616
122,599
72,838
91,124
70,688
72,246
101,592
40,568
25,498
30,745
49,573
40,302

II
TRAL RESERVE A N D RESERVE CITY* A N D OF C O U N T R Y BANKS IN EACH FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRIC T
ASSETS [In thousands of dollars]
and bank balances
Demand
Bank
balances
premises,
Cash
Balances
Other
with banks balances
furni­
items in
with
in U. S.
process ture, and
with
banks in
(except
foreign of collec­ fixtures
banks
private
tion
in U. S. countries
banks,
etc.)

Other
real
estate
owned

Assets
in­
directly
repre­
senting
real
estate

Custo­
mers*
liability
on
accept­
ances

Income
accrued
but not
collected

Other
assets

T otal
assets

Federal Reserve district
numbers, and reserve cities

7,077,345

39,242

23,372

5,456,279

787,692

19,311

64,738

65,608

239,478

98,273 138,303,876

1,050,170
43,893
80,011
79,980
42,426
12,251
44,571
298,364
54,340
37,634
86,949
97.440
172,311

12,574
1,054
2,250
2,711
53

17,048
1,771
11,878
520
147

32,616
414
4,109
3,385
200
726

57,022
7,035
37,353
5,137
170

759
143
513
9
33
1,275

305,221 *
16,975
173,110
18,964
7,986
2,480
7,239
19,456
4,007
390
2,668
8,560
43,386

9,043
1,087
3,045
635

112
1,452
50
193
1,060
392
3,247

3,711,060
115,579
2,226,493
168,030
88,951
28,146
67,401
354,489
76.049
59,347
94,624
61,932
370,019

141,992
6,146
73,834
8,358
4,834
981
1,960
20,473
2,672
2,221
1,271
139
19,103

51,637
9,085
15,814
7,886
847
410
2,823
3,582
1,933
1,109
828
237
7,083

64,869,589
2,841,094
33,073,305
3,334,984
2,152,361
461,343
1,020,289
8,872,477
1,466,039
980,270
1,164,645
1,073,511
8,429,271

Reserve bank cities*
1. Boston
2. New York2
3. Philadelphia
4 Cleveland
5. Richmond
6. A tlanta3
7. Chicago2
8. St. Louis
9. Minneapolis
10. Kansas City
11. Dallas
12. San Francisco

897,138
18,691
42,152
56,661
37,320
21.440
15,846
42,007
43,468
29,995
86,720
13,655
27,191
22,155
3,149
45,993
31,314
31.522
19,773
93,842
27,688
84,399
38,017
15,595
48,545

4,490
322
447

878,079
24,795
53,313
84,009
35,563
34,817
15,539
22,281
6,362
38,270
77,754
'7,725
34,592
18,988
2,739
28,751
18,073
35,950
4,917
51,466
20,332
139,250
43,177
15,726
63,690

108,494
9,485
9,856
19,667
6,270
2,568
2,145
2,722
2,374
5,615
4,708
665
1,725
3,364
226
850
796
2,534
675
7,646
3,744
9,611
5,822
708
4,718

1,165
46
197
419
30

43,601
2,107
2,247
5,338
2,126
1,153
964
557
933
1,578
6,584
132
1,352
542
144
1,067
400
1,014
102
1,515
465
6,899
3,410
19
2,953

12,736
1,519
617
1,099
816
479
1,289
123
267
604
1,309
152
255
405

20,535,007
789,334
1,041,267
2,103,955
979,243
538,657
384,049
419,781
427,428
784,005
2,660,418
166,455
601,925
495,099
57,181
623,118
360,213
496,429
143,161
1,016,415
382,020
3,092,718
1,221,142
288,951
1,462,043

R eserve branch c itie s 1
2. Buffalo
4. Cincinnati
4. Pittsburgh
5. Baltimore
5. C harlotte3
6. Birmingham
6. Jacksonville
6. Nashville
6. New Orleans
7. D etroit
8. L ittle Rock
8. Louisville
8. Memphis
9. Helena
10. Denver
10. Oklahoma City
10. Omaha
11. El Paso
11. Houston
11. San Antonio
12. Los Angeles
12. Portland
12. Salt Lake City
12. Seattle

482,856
19,540
17,301
54,042
4,274
23,296
2,202
15,631
50,228
33,676
12,405
11,653
40,002
9,255
11,104
18,070
13.413
12,906
35.523
25.413
36,219
13,557
13,563
3,577
6,006

4,392

226,342
25,264
3,50.
27,750
4,919
7,319
1,182
6,037
26,551
41.049
2,223
3.408
25,307
2,014
5.408
234
1,991
971
8,402
3,857
18,356
3,081
2,274
1,816
3,424

47,150
5,203
1,636
13,354
916
394
11
3,101
2,653
4,518
1,851
432
2,572
439
511
101
100
613
3,199
899
2,107
995
150
775
620

9,236
301
885
1,001

4,801
42
52
1,013

417
3
475
1,258
1,669
243
129
951
2
168
6
109
177
592
562
254

114
32
283
354
2,033
64
35
166
33
3

21
13

44
144
70
175
62
8
35
10
29

6,840,110
451,758
396,789
1,060,574
94,329
267,343
42,332
363,514
660,367
937,406
136,993
101,641
481,631
68,037
150,875
45,761
88,707
87.293
325,004
249,517
391,371
88,924
77,163
113,812
158,969

O ther reserve cities*
4. Columbus
4. Toledo
5. Washington
7. Cedar Rapids
7. Des Moines
7. Dubuque
7. Grand R ap id s
7. Indianapolis
7. Milwaukee
7. Peoria
7. Sioux City
9. St. Paul
10. Kansas City, Kansas
10. Lincoln
10. Pueblo
10. St. Joseph
10. Topeka
10. Tulsa
10. Wichita
11. Fort Worth
11. Galveston
11. Waco
12. Ogden
12. Spokane

4,647,181
225,855
357,927
258,766
365,511
370,476
504,610
607,671
308,873
241,685
494,381
617,718
293,708

17,786
1,187
1,058
462
2,497
1,691
3,334
1,289
141
1,273
1,713
915
2,226

640,798
91,720
135,433
48,268
51,538
60,643
51,855
57,583
32,697
24,473
14,614
33,503
38,471

326,827
34.833
71,818
42,506
35,472
21,961
23.834
33,012
13,593
10,204
9,316
14,539
15,739

8,681
885
2,290
2,778
441
625
483
211
238
17
173
239
301

44,649
5,989
14,382
2,651
3,419
1,790
3,727
4,081
1,292
3,191
282
513
3,329

29,099
2,313
5,992
3,151
2,965
3,722
2,245
3,227
1,192
665
671
1,468
1,488

46,059,170
4,026,756
8,053,314
4,015,925
4,504,123
3,171,399
3,420,701
6,133,133
2,445,251
2,091,025
2,525,474
2,830,967
2,841,102

3,676
1,682
31
329
48

13
557

429
101

855
24
235
16
34
271
28

310
529
18
236
110
946

419
422
33
37
34

800
110
159
2,250
40
800
200
136

25
2,226
469
274
5
5
278
177
187
370
461

14
297
2,987
169
415
394

150
77
64
154

652
3,625
301

29
3,271
871
136

19,204

3,020

15,033
373

5,937
35
24
10
530
516

1,586

1,998
112

28
3,956

1,375

79

4,012

612

4,609

16

22

921
47

131

422

3,705

84
19

1
57

1,500

6

1,475
50
7
188
400

28
12
1
4
15

57

84
8

300

5
13,384
2,861
3,395
1.866
1,119
500
820
1,615
145
14
152
366
531

2,565
690
419
29
46
227
777
113
235
6
23

596
41
249
71
187
35
1,552
766
205
100

A ll m em ber banks

C ountry b an k s, by d istr ic ts
1. Boston
2. New York
3. Philadelphia
4. Cleveland
5. Richmond
6. A tlanta
7. Chicago
8. St. Louis
9. Minneapolis
10. Kansas City
11. Dallas
12. San Francisco

s Includes figures for a bank with its head office in a non-reserve city, that has a branch in this reserve city; see Table of Contents page.
other footnotes, see opposite page.




For

12.
ALL MEMBER BAN K S—ASSETS A N D LIABILITIES O N DECEMBER 31, 1945, OF BANKS IN EACH CENTRAL
L IA B IL IT IE S fin th o u san d s of dollars]

Demand deposits

Federal Reserve district
numbers, and reserve cities
T o ta l

A ll m e m b e r b a n k s

53,547.
2,445,
28,994.

R eserve b r a n c h c itie s 1.
2. B uffalo.. .....................
4. C incinnati....................
4. P ittsb u rg h ...................
5. B altim ore.....................
5. Charlotte3 ....................
6. Birmingham.................
6. Jacksonville.................
6. Nashville........................
6. New O rleans.................
7. D e tro it...........................
8. Little R ock....................
8. Louisville.......................
8. M em phis........................
9. H elena............................
10. D enver............................
10. Oklahoma C ity .............
10. O m aha............................
11. El P a so ...........................
11. H ouston..........................
11. San Antonio...................
12. Los Angeles...................
12. P o rtla n d .........................
12. Salt Lake C ity ..............
12. S eattle............................

15,527,252
512,187
794.216
1,606,347
799,399
474,849
315.099
353,886
350,973
639,595
1,754,713
141,659
517,597
400,159
51,061
489,915
321,847
437,752
115,571
890,088
313,313
2,046,571
870,176
233,428
1,096,851

C o u n tr y b a n k s , b y d is ­
t r i c t s .................................
1. B oston............................
2. New Y ork.......................
3. Philadelphia...................
4. C leveland.......................
5. R ichm ond.......................
6. A tla n ta ................ ...........
7. Chicago...........................
8. St. Louis........................
9. M inneapolis...................
10. Kansas C ity ...................
11. D allas..............................
12. San Francisco...............

States
and
Banks in
political United
States
subdivi-

Banks
in
foreign
coun­
tries

2 , 886,

1,444;
375
870;
7,196,
l,24i;
845!
1,054
946,
5,244;

,298,796 12,413
378,050
657,
801,372 6,973
725,144
669,
879,817
387
169,117
77,
393,681
192
825,345 1,725,
562,136
301
354,384
2 21 ,
382,588
134,
359,141
210
468,021
861,
9,010,215 3,122,845
106,560
345,160
444,341
200,852
296,481
1,005,817
213,298
436,824
70.806
202,837
168,214
59,868
157,20
41,162
141,483
83,747
118,494
308.714
1,089,023
388,970
18,729
68,236
226,604
111,107
187.885
51,976
16,069
13,180
292,764
91,433
117,785
62,311
199,573
87,897
68,939
15,930
487.886
160,541
48,273
192,898
1,486,336
386,668
556,893
195,881
146,305
23,641
275,040
662,422

5,413,591 2,844,185 1,177,682
179,367
363,254
81,272
177,237
90,284
294,899
587,920
820,414
171,342
76,037
24,842
9,125
226.099
69,198
62,598
15,045
24,898
7,360
214,024
133,516
57,784
540,716
270,831
100,727
355,063
724,620
198,240
63,468
96,299
14,337
85,978
37,067
13,057
394,914
161,802
99,248
16,274
54,782
7,289
134,636
48,755
29,141
32,547
5,622
18,265
30,333
68,749
7,941
77,784
35,255
13,414
148,453
56,055
284,602
225.216
115,203
33,840
142.714
56,130
345,315
64,158
36,987
8,877
65,797
42,674
14,404
44,665
76,629
18,963
89,251
121,224
20,632
30,907 067
2,735 ,680
4,670 055
2,289 ,069
2,688 817
2,260 ,701
2,654 279
3,837 ,939
1,797 ,637
1,372 ,996
2,131 ,192
2,544 ,458
1,924 244

,796,890 5,464,
810,114
648,
924,735 1,186,
653,746
460,
956,427
546,
555,083
398,
753,883
404,
775,128
683,
291,058
223,
965,716
215,
634,405
2 01 ,
972,448
245,
504,147
250,

,212,018 7,700,163
287,505
74,252
238,796 3,536,435
49,387
414,307
38,378
119,272
20,494
104,083
219,859
56,847
244,126 1,300,068
31,614
336,395
28,499
227,622
34,112
488,152
38,305
318,384
357,208
348,081

T o ta l

684,637 2,480
27,901
24,
12.335
129,
20,884
264,
31,757
109,
47,659
149,
35,764
50,
26,318
126,
28,421
96,
40,673
158,
97,060
149,
10,641
43,
6,318
167,
20,770
137,
8,569
12 ,
8,689
92,
31,629
102
9,958
137
4,058
23,
45,260
178
6,714
57
28,080
102 ,
60,232
37
17,926
43,
57,021
85,
340,078
43,999
5,191
80
3,760
36,679
1,284
12,906
58,720
31,830
2,805
4,321
35,130
8,243
10,576
451
2,118
15.336
19,530
17,560
13,647
2,079
1,908
6,842
5,083

,206,293 ,716,708 6,780,643
23,809
24,250
170,896
104,825 ,339,964 1,302,598
11,200
16.670
192,165
2,478
591,727
17,110
99
4,344
62,053
31
7,755
104,981
20.573
81,581 1,212,691
2,226
7,630
144,429
11,649
1,814
87,942
1,371
13,112
63,809
451
19.948
68,128
37,416 172,695 2,779,224
25,329
1,031
261
1,046
461

8,008
3,955

36
1,196
587
1,792
4,031
383
5
2,432

953,204
51,365
17,717
47,181
37,849
55.242
899
7,137
102,655
129,346
13,785
31,043
96,828
22,555
44,968
8,152
27,351
13.243
51,511
55,619
106,875
15,469
5,750
5,443
5,221

3,375
34

,003,688 1,198,951
136,467
86,968
404,168
76,564
122,352
12,557
125.464
22,031
134,947
133,994
211,512
256,296
249,404
84,083
111.464
156,321
88,159
87,248
171,633
97,245
139,321
156,421
28,270
109,750

7,629
1,110
832

135
20

82
316

6

1,878
1,316

1 See Table of Contents page for basis of and changes in classification of member banks.
2 Includes both central reserve city and reserve city banks.
For other footnote, see opposite page.




Certified
and offi­
cers
checks,
etc.

Individ­
Banks
States
uals,
United
and Banks in
partner­ States Postal politi­
for­
ships,
in
Gov­ sav­
eign
cal
and
ern­ ings subdi­
U .S. coun­
corpora­ m ent
tries
visions
tions

105,395,466 62,950,086 22,179,094 4,240,421 12,333,313 1,242,626 2,449,926 24,274,368 23,712,364 95,742

R eserve b a n k c itie s 1. ..
1. B oston..........................
2. New York2...................
3. Philadelphia.................
4. Cleveland.....................
5. Richm ond.....................
6. A tlanta3 .......................
7. Chicago2.......................
8. St. Louis . . ...................
9. M inneapolis.................
10. Kansas C ity .................
11. D allas..... . ....................
12. San Francisco.............

O th e r reserv e c itie s 1. ...
4. Columbus.......................
4. Toledo . ...........................
5. W ashington...................
7. Cedar R apids................
7. Des M oines....................
7. D ubuque........................
7. Grand Rapids3...............
7. Indianapolis...................
7. M ilwaukee.....................
7. P eo ria..............................
7. Sioux C ity ......................
9. St. P au l..........................
10. Kansas City, K an sas. .
10. Lincoln............................
10. P ueblo .............................
10. St. Joseph.......................
10. T opeka............................
10. T u lsa ...............................
10. W ichita ...........................
11. Fort W orth....................
11. G alveston.......................
11. W aco................................
12. Ogden..............................
12. Spokane..........................

Individ­
uals,
United
States
partner­
ships, and Govern­
corpora­
ment
tions

Time deposits

6,608,491 27,670
170,091
799
1,254,506 9,701
189,802
424
583,841
57,104 4,100
103,965
881
1,192,984
57
144,097
327
87,898
37
63,706
46
66,435
130
2,694,062 11,168

203,231 3,889,568 3,806
228,176
6,840
226,
6,523
180,552
175
226,565
18,104
216,
7,748
131,388
126.
36,453
3.1
34,
49,024
49,
986
46,589
2,601
45,
1,230
57,862
57,
107.099
5,377
101
26.670
788,594
786,
19,302
1.002
18
54,737
53,
5,684
69,675
2,379
69,
4,097
300
4,
4,919
106,123
103
7,905
17,449
15,
39,256
39
3,212
22,052
1,578
21,
83,166
75,
16,847
54,459
41
5,792
911,905
38,553
894,
301.099
19,042
296,
44,006
1,556
43,
309,940
14,579
307,

11,959

95,067 1,093,330 1,073
67,225
65
7,217
4,470
84,791
84
181,899
11,303
181
14,413
461
14,
27,821
25,
2,382
15,783
175
15,
133,875
132
2,661
86,882
7,701
82,
164,321
9,825
163,
31,624
29,
1,904
11,923
490
11 ,
58,058
1,708
57,
10,834
421
10 ,
9,913
9,
1,196
10,318
9,
57
16,974
1,006
16,
5,611
536
5,
21,818
20,
9,053
15,418
2,994
14,
31,390
25.949
31,
19,913
746
18,
8,712
1,061
8,
32,099
30,
716
31,715
1,035
31,

7,014
51

434,920
52,803
76,827
40,021
38,424
38,193
25,634
46,311
14,892
15,897
26,644
29,130
30,144

,510,827
002,886

,860,192
395,094
,531,553
736,257
609,393
,991,655
525,002
615,400
276,905
165,075
801,415

3,487 398,892 46,283 17,600
292 119,941 6,649 17,600
69

198

21,065 1,226 16’100
1,743
127
128
7,758
843
6
109
20
19,650
55
25
1,538
67,323 4,973 1,500

76
302
,676
625
665
640

56,073 14,506
936
567
4,250
793
5,221 4,389
565 3,344
411
5
510
6
9
3,873
560
570
3
5
500
30

50
50
405

37 2,448
829
600

55
698
,350

900
320
1,613
258
90
5
2,101

5
1
353
5
55l
25

7,684
11,242
16,592
3,990

100

145
40
325

4,349 8,376
90 1,900
535
60
75

2,345
61
300
59

156

759
"lO

275
3,378
763

249
65

’ '75

470
225
145
1,001

1,305
15
100

950
1,620
327

,223,719 49,099 2,728 218,529 16,752
284
997,874 3,187
1,274
267
31 16,173 1,946
831,589 10,453
163 38,290
351,997 4,474
170
288
562 70,137
460,011
555
718,780 6,345
97
9,046 1,989
182
576,606 15,333
9,480 7,792
281 30,297
,959,092 1,271
714
241 20,029
502,241 2,198
293
54
156
610,755
3,575
860
445
190
275,152
724
394
151,053 3,
327
8,498 1,309
788,569 1,163
214 11,006
463

J3
RESERVE A N D RESERVE C IT Y 1 A N D OF C O U N T R Y BANKS IN EACH FEDERAL RESERVE D ISTRIC T
LIA BILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS [In thousands of dollars]

Net
Bills
payable
T otal
and other
deposits borrowed
money

Accept­
ances
o u t­
stand­
ing

208,094

75,965

129,669,834

195,450
195,000
450

19,416,8
740.3
974.7
1,832,9
930.7
511.3
364.1
400.4
408.8
746.6
2.543.3
160.9
572,3
469,8
55,1
596.0
339.2
477.0
137.6
973.2
367.3
2.958.4
1.171.2
277.4
1.406.3

Other
liabili­
ties

66,513
7,874
44,109
5,810
170
29
3,380
871
136

........
...........

4,134

...........
........
...........
.................
.................
.............
150

1 .................
7 . . .........
.............
1
.........
1
1,750
5.
...
8 .............
6 .................
8
....
3
. . .
4 .................
2
. ..
6 .......
5
. ..
4 .................
1 .............

6,750
35
24
10
483
516
28
4,816

79
612
16
131

6,506/ 1 .................
430.4 9 .............
379, t 0 .............
.............
1 , 002,2 3
90,4 o
0
...............
253/
. ..
40, ( 1
347, * 9 .............
. ..
627,' 8
888 1 ........
. .
127, < 3
97, < 1 ...........
452, < 2 .................
65,( 6 .................
144,' 9 .................
42, * ,5 .................
.........
85,: :3
83,; 15 .......
_
306,' 0
___
240,( •4
376/ 15 ........
84,( 1 ........
.........
74,' 19
__
108,: •8
152/ 19...........

84
19

>4
10,744
>6
1,660
[7
2,930
>3
419
r0
2,960
>8
875
’2
300
14...........
19
1,300
16.................
17
300
13.................
9
.........

2,618
720
413
29
46
223
809
114
235
6

/

Capital

Surplus

Other
Un­
divided capital
profits accounts

761,059 130,714,952 2,592,364 3,383,332 1,115,849

.................
.................
.................
.................

1,900

T o ta l
liab ili­
ties

28
12
1
4
15

5

565,986 61,156,148 1,207,849 1,743,135
93,987
59,063
18,711 2,642,798
605,730 1,096,105
407,427 30,944,059
114,272
65,485
18,016 3,103,113
31,730
48,330
14,909 2,051,135
7,250
7,300
439,883
1,847
16,300
13,900
980,183
4,433
163,945
158,560
37,715 8,450,749
20,725
34,025
6,442 1,393,077
21,400
12,100
937,636
3,927
15,275
17,600
1,556 1,119,678
23,600
23,600
2,167 1,017,164
138,546
161,856
48,836 8,076,673

527,205
27,239
323,650
38,394
6,971
4,079
5,216
47,286
14,807
4,345
10,339
7,491
37,388
137,404
4,077
9,491
15,422
5,878
2,741
3,109
1,106
2,644
5,247
12,705
584
3,048
4,985
307
6,173
6,005
2,835
476
4,109
2,022
19,807
13,692
1 ; 812
9,129

71,951 19,497,421
741,555
1,157
979,057
4,265
10,590 1,843,512
934,847
3,577
2,300
514,118
365,957
1,834
402,377
1,752
1,585
410,448
753,998
2,488
8,820 2,552,127
199
161,160
2,465
574,799
1,414
472,998
55,300
142
1,649
597,687
923
340,298
1,031
478,039
307
137,930
3,085
976,951
368,774
1,002
12,269 2,970,761
3,612 1,174,887
746
278,180
4,739 1,411,661

307,472
19,305
22,400
35,200
13,506
7,000
7,100
6,100
7,800
10,583
35,364
1,623
10,200
6,300
850
7,210
7,700
6,700
1,100
17,000
5,231
44,000
13,200
4,450
17,550

501,956
22,625
25,285
184,853
22,344
12,650
6,200
8,360
5,900
12,532
45,487
2,500
13,200
10,200
700
9,990
5,800
7,000
3,150
17,250
4,850
45,880
15,600
3,750
15,850

19,958
1,498
1,631
3,253
2
834
53
965
1,517
2,936
457
215
2,773
154
466
71
89
214
1,268
561
403
89
69
301
139

6,526,963
431,996
381,321
1,005,566
90,452
254,754
40,734
348,864
629,115
891,905
128,392!
98,117
455,7491
65,77(1I
145,03(11
42,936
85,812!
83,60*))
307,688[
241,195i
377,108t
84,160h
74,578i
109,02*3>
153,083[

110,260
8,500
6,800
17,200
500
4,750
550
5,800
8,750
16,000
3,2601
1,6001
9,0001
1,0501
2,6001
5001
1,2501
1,7001
5,650l
2,9001
5,500l
1,65C1
85C1
1.70C1
2,20C1

127,796
7,650
6,700
24,600
3,000
4,000
550
5,400
14,000
15,753
3,250
1,490
12,500
800
1,900
1,000
1,030
1,185
7,700>
4,2001
5,0001
1,678
1,1001
1,5501
1,760i

103,164
16,795
26,253
7,127
9,019
7.212
6.213
10,523
3,3701
3,627
1,995
3,5701
7,4601

43,534,42(\
3,757,741I
7,559,842*
3,691,738I
4,232,39!)
3,005,26*I
3,270,994[
5,840,231L
2,327,544I
1,992,02*>
2,410,39:>
2,713,12*>
2,733,11*>

50,401
3,090
1,245
11,195
377
2,217
321
2,831
7,305
7,340
1,384
280
2,796
387
782
613
532
569
1,600
826
1,526
853
461
704
1,167

Demand

demand deposits
T o ta l
deposits adjusted
c a p ita l (subject
to

c o u n ts

reserve
(see
page 18)

(see foot­
note on
page 1)

Federal Reserve district
numbers, and reserve citie3

All m em ber banks

497,379 7,588,924 70,918,241 164,184,154
235,252
18,007
103,761
13,720
14,195
2,831
4,690
51,937
3,405
4,489
1,753
1,656
14,808

3,713,441 36,451,444!28,516,462
198,296 1,631,045 1,360,973
2,129,246 19,746,408 15,153,639
231,871 1,969,775 1.623,171
846,354
101,226
926,691
258,803
165,809
21,460
40,106
568,738
390,882
421,728 4,820,963 3,796,563
811,700
525,331
72,962
335,185
527,217
42,634
738,290
335,188
44,967
56,347
578,889
355,462
3,627,905
3,872,925
352,598

Reserve b an k cities1
1.
2.
3.
4.

5.

6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.

Boston
New York2
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
A tlanta3
Chicago2
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco

90,754 1,037,586 10,653,454 9,020,004 Reserve b ran ch cities1
355,106 2. Buffalo
362,695
47,779
1,772
409,886 4. Cincinnati
62,210
498,185
5,034
260,443 1,171,714
960,796 4. Pittsburgh
24,968
44,396
440,766 5. Baltimore
515,492
2,668
219,483 5. C harlotte3
24,539
348,303
2,148
224,431
189,425 6. Birmingham
18,092
1,683
163,845 6. Jacksonville
17,404
249,082
1,838
16,980
218,280
164,772 6. Nashville
636
316,494 6. New Orleans
30,007
453,768
1,645
7. D etroit
1,134,999
1,203,791
108,291
14,735
72,154 8. Little Rock
5,295
101,637
588
8.
Louisville
27,126
204,014
345,894
678
192,046 8. Memphis
22,101
307,277
616
9.
Helena
22,199
1,881
32,071
24
277,621 10. Denver
25,431
325,687
2,058
139,246 10. Oklahoma City
19,915
211,033
410
176,793 10. Omaha
18,390
282,984
1,855
69,658 11. El Paso
5,231
74,998
505
498,527 11. Houston
39,464
584,670
1,105
11. San Antonio
185,072
13,246
217,309
1,143
121,957 1,438,161 1,413,719 12. Los Angeles
12,270
12. Portland
592,990
46,255
594,948
3,763
150,061 12. Salt Lake City
10,771
179,353
759
12.
Seattle
711,691
670,332
50,382
7,853
24,690
522
723
2,013
1,622
177
619
1,197
6,408
707
154
1.586
30
563
712
83
230
2,366
396
2,237
583
174
829
759

313,147 3,550,664 3,052,988 O th er reserve cities
205,319 4. Columbus
19,762
238,078
183,393 4. Toledo
15,468
184,312
571,553 5. Washington
578,628
55,008
24,144 7. Cedar Rapids
3,877
57,737
133,465
100,940 7. Des Moines
12,589
14,239
15,322 7. Dubuque
1,598
134,905
143,046 7. Grand Rapids3
14,650
310,701 7. Indianapolis
364,744
31,252
355,669 7. Milwaukee
454,229
45,501
67,730
65,954 7. Peoria
8,601
38,470 7. Sioux City
3,524
57,917
173,333 9. St. Paul
25,882
231,221
22,924 10. Kansas City, Kansas
2,267
36,276
55,119 10. Lincoln
89,075
5,845
18,539 10. Pueblo
8,778
2,825
31,466 10. St. Joseph
45,540
2,895
50,156 10. Topeka
51,319
3,684
184,743
168,634 10. Tulsa
17,316
131,900 10. Wichita
163,320
8,322
163,954 11. Fort Worth
235,661
14,263
36,731 11. Galveston
4,764
38,863
43,369 11. Waco
35,625
2,585
50,407 12. Ogden
52,867
4,783
91,945 12. Spokane
5,886
91,392

C ountry banks, by d is­
43,417,1
3,738,!
7,530,:
3,684,:
4,220,;
2,996,"
3,263,1
5,829,'
2,322J
1,988,;
2,408,<
2,709,'
2,725,<

23

966,783; 1 , 0 1 0 ,4 4 5 1 400,839'
44,868
97,88S> 105,901
75,263;
196,102!
189,853i
149,2631 45,845
116,23/r
122,3331 38,271
102,584[
23,937
64,65'i
67,3281
20,0331
65,20?;
57,59*\
105,031
50,787
113,071[
42,93S> 21,016;
47,72^)
18,61'i
34,84C)
39,13S)
23,788S
43,44()
41.438!
44,2821 18,29'i
47,52-r
20,121
40,80*)
42,028;

tric ts
146,683 2,524,750120,262,679 23,594,700
269,015i 1,779,370 1,907,664 1. Boston
20,357
493,471 3,006,011 3,270,297 2 New York
32,253
324,187’ 1,526,777 1,767,851 3. Philadelphia
12,842
271,728I 1,730,3401 2,068,777 4. Cleveland
8,540
166,131 1,443,9001 1,666,627 5. Richmond
10,211
149,707r 1,705,094: 1,939,174 6. A tlanta
6,868
292,902! 2 ,500.85CI 3,013,260 7. Chicago
24,013
6,023I 117,707r 1,237,958; 1,384,717 8. St. Louis
98,996► 894,917r 1,045,299 9. Minneapolis
6,402!
6,41C> 115,0821 1,430,522( 1,818,068 10. Kansas City
7 ,73(> 117,841[ 1,658,342i 2,107,396 11. Dallas
107,982I 1,348,59() 1,605,570 12. San Francisco
5,028;

3 Includes figures for a bank with its head office in a non-reserve city, that has a branch in this reserve city; see Table of Contents page.
see opposite page.




For other footnotes,

ALL MEMBER B A N K S—ASSETS A N D LIABILITIES
A SSETS [In th o u san d s of dollars]

Loans and investments

State

T o t a l, a ll S ta te s .
New England:
M aine............ ^.............
New H am pshire.........
V erm ont.......................
M assachusetts.............
Rhode Islan d ..............
C onnecticut.................
Middle Atlantic:
New Y ork....................
New Jersey . ................
Pennsylvania...............
E ast N orth C entral:
Ohio...............................
In d ian a.........................
Illinois..........................
M ichigan......................
Wisconsin.....................
West N orth Central:
M innesota......................
Iow a................................
M issouri.........................
N orth D ak o ta ..............
South D ak o ta...............
N ebraska.......................
K ansas............................
South A tlantic:
D elaw are........................
M aryland.......................
D istrict of C olum bia..
V irginia..........................
West V irginia................
N orth C arolina.............
South Carolina.............
Georgia...........................
Florida...........................
E ast South Central:
K entucky.......................
Tennessee......................
A labam a.........................
M ississippi.....................
West South Central:
A rkansas........................
Louisiana.......................
O klahoma......................
T exas..............................
M ountain:
M o n tan a........................
Id a h o ..............................
Wyoming........................
Colorado........................
New M exico..................
A rizona...........................
U ta h ................................
N evada...........................
Pacific:
W ashington...................
O regon............................
C alifornia......................

N um ­
ber of
banks

T o ta l

Loans
(includ­
ing
over­
drafts)

U .S.
Govern­
ment
direct
obliga­
tions

6,884 107,183,445 22,775,207 78,322,769
38
53
40
150

303,318
161,016
112,490
3,678,579
558,029
906,294

45,482
32,314
30,049
883,132
78,882
132,624

Reserves, cash, and

Obliga­ Obliga­
Corporate
tions
Other
tions of
stock
guaran­ States
and bonds, (including
teed by
notes,
political
F.
R.
U.S.
and de­
Bank
Govern­ subdivi­
bentures
sions
stock)
ment
15,705

3,254,356 2,520,773

17
36
72
270

2,300
3,251
3,127
24,028
3,214
17,790

10,029
8,017
8.370
66,216
4,626
16,145

782
402
272
9,880
2,823
1,990

590
294
770

30,490,678 8,074,324 20,925,050
3,420,431
506.524 2,671,775
7,609,437 1,209,012 5,709,539

3,812
1,457
1,107

721,455
121,969
167,767

657,370
105,963
474,878

424
234
491
231
168

5,364,555 1,092,261 3,962,933
1,640,722
241,800 1,295,530
9,065,214 1,745,526 6,720,635
3,648,712
547,981 2,874,717
1,635,804
214,131 1,339,701

529
269
78
. 745
96

175,269
59,510
305.199
118,837
35,470

210

162
182
42
60
146
213

1,760,769
895,528
2,666,608
178,888
207,789
750,254
729,197

330,496 1,344,623
166,868
654,418
624,157 1,879,055
18,802
155,077
34,144
162,791
123,366
579.309
102,114
590,178

16
415
1,080
9
149
49
156

18
197
108
54
28
59

42,503
192,538
115,818
270,386
86,269
180,415
64,351
301,677
182,947

237,006
851,134
675,793
870,745
429,277
555,536
237,704
709,398
791,801

26
253
135
229

66

299,550
1,065,879
815,265
1,200,263
542,780
773,393
318,058
1,055,344
1,042,187

113
82
83
28

834,301
1,195,750
818,099
218,502

180,658
319,499
161,325
42,923

613,930
774,812
578,252
149,330

384,704
65.524
285,305
939.371
196,203
664,087
908,049
173,273
666,829
3,728,361 1,090,022 2,496,785

12

66

43
217
543
78
26
38
92
27
6

34
6

55
33
113

Mutual Savings Banks1. .

322,465
281,043
120,220

729,847
145,874
242,724
366,199
121,604

33,238
42,761
21,158
119,734
32,744
59,191
73,534
19,910

280.941
232,023
94,360
581,650
105,790
179,944
279.941
94,870

1,640,319
314.036 1,218,074
1,097,630
169,133
842,466
10,191,352 1,989,448 7,626,135
13,567

2,192

Reserve
with
Federal
Reserve
Banks

Cash in
vault

294,635 29,845,331 15,811,292 1,437,801

244,708
116,996
70,600
!, 695,053
468,484
737,679

64

T o ta l

71,449
46,28:
26,606
867,616
104,339
242,11"

33,102
13,006
510,615
58,760
96,332

7,688
5,042
2,248
70,940
13,115
22,662

108,667
12,743
47,134

7,336,482 4,525,458
696,591
356,225
1,932,456 1,072,779

190,305
64,292
132,115

124,549
41,336
276,668
101,275
44,032

9.014
2,277
17,108
5,157
2,374

1,337.414
706,091
537,45S
249,300
2,489,969 1,394,878
834,949
466,356
430,866
197,400

102,925
40,849
98,504
64,673
22,869

38.055
57,627
93,039
2,768
8,231
32,798
22,431

45,006
14.982
52,667
2,032
2,198
13,773
13,308

2.573
1,218
16,610

7,016
4,503
1.588
29,886
13,542
25,142
11,232
29,711
50,576

11,779
15,295
20,482
26,602
12,258
10,887
4,313
12.982
15,216

64
40
215
14

18,170
79,338
64,036
24,863

377

21,121

524,027
294,312
916,263
52,149
73,14*
292,037
334,201

240,037
130,703
440,471
24,860
30,101
132.861
132.862

16,341
15,614
28,276
2,435
3,035
7,320
9,439

2,156
1,563
2,509
1,205
1,313
453
1.573
1,647

74,989
282,468
252,381
391.581
198,693
279,229
137,952
350,743
445,556

35,926
157,073
149,076
177,774
77.330
127,982
45,815
163,251
167,942

3,908
19,149
20,298
29,383
16,164
16,789
10,679
17,050
27,219

19,853
18,813
12,872
991

1,626
3,248
1,399
381

297,04(1
414,357
303,412
100,378

132,666
192,350
129,009
36,428

15,980
22,957
19,977
5,760

24,835
68,522
58,116
114,632

8,331
8,379
8,357
21,017

621
1,803
1,452
5,873

171,165
369,047
415.582
1,801,844

69,817
179,358
155,731
712,478

8,445
17,183
12,691
65.582

28
157
4

4,706
4,601
2,433
11,650
5,061
2,432
10,842
6,245

3,104
1,068
2,078
15,850
2,124
919
1,241
454

409
280
188
940
155

120,843
91,706
59.,550
312,231
74,308
84,766
124,551
29,407

55,637
41,588
19,957
131,9S6
25,763
35.331
67,807
14,727

5,128
4,872
3,161
10,836
4,073
6,257
5,072
2,684

7
3,054

86.963
72,878
406,702

19,235
12,159
150,674

452,371
250,617
272,940
157,306
2,495,511 1,467,249

27,177
14.582
104,058

21

100

5
3

22

32
67
310
3
23

10,094

200

276
959
1,010
1,220

210

484
121

2,011

987
15,339

211

1,982

1,006

142

STATES LOCATED IN TWO FEDERAL RESERVE D ISTR IC TS—CONDITION
Connecticut—D ist. No. 2..
New Jersey—D ist. No. 2 ...
Kentucky—D ist. No. 4 .......
Pennsylvania—D ist. No. 4.
West Virginia—D ist. No. 4
Louisiana—D ist. No. 6.......
Mississippi—D ist. No. 6 ...
Tennessee—D ist. No. 6 ....
Indiana—D ist. No. 7..........
Illinois—D ist. No. 7...........
Michigan—D ist. No. 7.......
Wisconsin—D ist. No. 7__
Missouri—D ist. No. 10.......
New Mexico—D ist. No. 10.
Oklahoma—D ist. No. 10...
Arizona—D ist. No. 12........

17
207
57
227
13
31
18
68

172
344
190
127
47
8

207
5

244,248
39,333
200,124
2,821,401
432,311 2,202,401
227,551
39,411
178,423
2,710,558
391,408 2,059,625
89,052
19,670
62,193
764,250
167,913
533,299
188,100
39,020
126,124
773,484
152,207
554,984
1,418,147
202,612 1,124.145
8,545,025 1,665,824 6,326,157
3,522,913
533,043 2,773,650
1,497,037
194,128 1,227,656
971,326
224,627
682,464
92,843
19,907
66,900
894,633
170,032
658,350
209,864
54,645
152,556

12
1,315
10
801
150
14
40
211
59
678
92
394
22
13

852
96,921
6,536
53,181
3,177
54,526
21,706
52,371
52,684
277,967
114,664
31,880
44,382
4,067
56,472
1,556

3,411
77,431
2,602
176,195
3,730
7,385
910
11,265
36,572
258,656
95,929
41,113
13,998
1,875
8,332
914

1These banks, two in Wisconsin and one in Indiana, are included in the figures for those States.




516
11,022
569
29,348
282
977
326
2.617
1,923
16,362
4,949
2,168
5,461
94
1,425
180

54,355
25,875
549,663
282,235
93,636
34,885
698,268
386.913
22,521
9,768
278,730
151,490
84,210
29,748
282,306
119,033
462,678
221,367
2,322,765 1,324,868
803,052
452,364
383,344
181,114
426,188
188,200
35,778
13,348
403,825
152,527
75,951
31,963

6,225
49,588
6,060
49,147
2,300
12,375
4,527
16,915
34,143
89,486
61,946
20,523
9,240
2,148
12,232
5,742

x5
OF BANKS O N DECEMBER 31, 1 9 4 5 , B Y STATES
ASSETS [In thousands of dollars]
bank balances
Demand
balances
Other Balances
with _
with
banks in balances
banks in
with
U. S. (ex­
foreign
cept pri­ banks
n U .S . countries
vate
banks,
etc.)
7,077,345

39,242
54
3

23,372
53
18
30
1,837
286
126

22,566
14,90-1
8,604
131,721
19,997
87,837

1,120

278,963
209,870
433,474

3,087
614
3,558

13,713

318,333
201,332
604,597
206,812
156,886

2,101

661
1,565
539
1,155

248
44
760
808
17

172,674
123,845
266,016
22,006
36,502
108,086
181,985

348

765

1,235
4
5

24,807
68,942
54,961
131,073
90,150
86,383
71,301
97,258
206,299

160
75
36
959
105
205
457
242
464

J. 10,569
165,053
127,572
52,930

250
1,904
869
69

81,730
121,879
216,046
835,614

58
430
1,624
2,277

50,907
37,079
34,534
133,965
42,708
35,177
33,691
8,721

1,002

99,108
56,974
394,904

20

72
972

12

11

859

152
39

348

456
5
3,645
150
5

48
34

5
41
3
232

53
10
335'

110

135
1,176
393
4,508

473
28
1,643

799

Bank
premises,
furni­
Cash
ture,
items in
and
process
fixtures
of col­
lection

5,456,279 787,692
7,986
5,199
2,698
151,383
12,109
34.188

I,878
1,666

I,103
31,595
6,560
13,308

Other
real
estate
owned

Assets
in­
directly
repre­
senting
real
estate

Custom­
ers’
liability
on
accept­
ances

Income
accrued
but not
collected

19,311

64,738

65,608

239,478

46
34
24
1,435
341

351

345
62

11

1,168
1,700

, 7,048
677
1

169
9,054
1,645
1,173

202

Other
assets

98,273 138,303,876
357
115
65
10,367
207
361

2,324,956 221,089
65,578 37,894
289,671 83,875

3,949
1,752
3,636

6,383
1,690
6,319

37,500
306
5,222

82,699
8,474
15,855

21,760
2,298
11,957

207,716
45,269
389,665
95,761
52,539

44,402
II,178
33,243
19,591
10,941

303
50
133
82
19

1,013
492
341

213
56
3,558
8
37

10,334
2,659
22,143
7,928
2,726

3,408
1,147
4,908
2,352
2,800

93,862
24,138
180,113
2,805
3.505
43.770
9,567

6,547
4,057
II,579
1,134
1,528
4,270
4,436

1
45
3,198

4,038
2,256
428

146
1
871

1,524
411
3,293
17

9
15

160

4,625
757
4,503
468
497
1,273
752

10.188
37,18
27,976
52,392
14,942
47.870
9,700
72,937
43,591

1,302
8,787
13,508
12,218
5,364
5,444
1,913
9,706
11,105

91
76
57
253
209
46
96
329
244

436
2,195

131
1,243
1,056
1,910
867
825
740
3,156
827

37,575
32,090
25,753
5,191

5,093
10,927
6,967
2,030

31
267
190
14

11,115
50,184
29,490
185,205

2,297
9,259
6,556
35,882

50

8,116
7,711
1,893
31,789
1,614
7,661
17.871
3,140

2,005
1,359
705
2,586
675

73,820
43,657
523,149

7,988
6,386
61,944

35

66

200

19
950

681

534'

11

1,500
752
461
2

.. „ .
666

71
40
1
66

731
30
2,129
1,375
4,247

28
734
31
3,956
79
635

3
64
124

1,791
799
27
8
661

1,590
342
1,775
327
2,305
2,438

171
968
47
2
24,124

136
3 j 036

212

320
476

20

488
932
1,973
116

277
2,240
1,018
2,584

330
1,286
371
1,499

670
46
21
850
40
484

78
174
28
749
15
370
219
144

3,621
3,602
27,104

234
818
9,339

1,539
2,197
1,480

68
1,111

2

1,222

1,002

T otal
assets

State

T o ta l, a ll S ta te s

New England:
Maine
377,744
New Hampshire
209,191
Vermont
140,457
M assachusetts
4,606,862
Rhode Island
673,498
Connecticut
1,163,456
Middle A tlantic:
New York
38,200,540
New Jersey#
4,169,435
Pennsylvania
9,668,757
E ast N orth C entral:
Ohio
6,761,589
Indiana
2,193,267
Illinois
11,620,181
Michigan
4,514,114
Wisconsin
2,083,534
West N orth Central:
M innesota
2,301,677
Iowa
1,197,367
Missouri
3.606.743
N orth D akota
232,656
South D akota
283,182
N ebraska
1,048,178
Kansas
1,069,237
South A tlantic:
Delaware
377,180
M aryland
1,361,193
D istrict of Columbia
1,084,769
Virginia
1,608,569
West Virginia
748,714
N orth Carolina
1,061,380
South Carolina
459,157
Georgia
1,421,623
Florida
1,502,444
E ast South Central:
K entucky
1,138,492
Tennessee
1,624,524
Alabama
1,133,586
M ississippi
321,091
West South C entral:
Arkansas
558,853
Louisiana
1,327,488
Oklahoma
1,333,049
Texas
5,576,002
M ountain:
M ontana
446,061
Idaho
374,331
Wyoming
180,573
Colorado
1,046,588
New Mexico
221,017
Arizona
330,103
U tah
493,785
N evada
152,439
Pacific:
W ashington
2.104.743
Oregon
1,381,386
California
12,813,071
15,615 Mutual Savings Banks

OF BANKS LOCATED IN FEDERAL RESERVE D IST R IC T SPEC IFIED
15,881
161,785
50,357
167,620
7,281
72,747
44,899
131,722
166,311
532,647
193,294
130,023
130,077
18,946
208,250
31,681

543
250
616
30
430
64
1,856
601
1,562
459
1,128
1,185
150
1,609
5

110
11

334
" l3 '
44
760
806
17
9
335




6,264
55,501
2,084
93,638
3,142
41,675
4,972
12,780
40,212
373,442
94,183
50,539
97,477
1,186
29,207
6,225

4,302
29,022
2,238
32,579
601
7,237
1,788
7,126
8,919
29,722
18,460
9,894
3,200
436
6,393
1,112

110
1,322
744
11
193
6
263
26
54
77
16
169
124
16

1,494

1
306

1,945

56

1,998

3,956
31
23
56
3,323
8
37

3
1,004
492
340
385
1,375
171

79

268
7,356
110
6,400
180
1,837
8
1,651
2,500
21,671
7,908
2,496
1,408
20
1,018
850

74
1,491
155
1,858
201
802
81
512
1,017
4,562
2,322
2,721
950
2
329
305

303,358
3,412,055
323,690
3,452,408
112,566
1,059,003
274,224
1,065,373
1,893,343
10,928,126
4,355,232
1,895,885
1,403,626
129,203
1,307,668
288,253

C onnecticut—D ist. No. 2
New Jersey—D ist. No. 2
K entucky—D ist. No. 4
Pennsylvania—D ist. No. 4
West Virginia—D ist. No. 4
Louisiana—D ist. No. 6
Mississippi—D ist. No. 6
Tennessee—D ist. No. 6
Indiana—D ist. No. 7
Illinois—D ist. No. 7
Michigan—D ist. No. 7
Wisconsin—D ist. No. 7
M issouri—D ist. No. 10
New Mexico—D ist. No. 10
Oklahoma—Dist.JNTo. 10
A rizona—D ist. No. 12

i6

ALL MEMBER BANKS-ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF BANKS
LIA BILITIES [In thousands of dollars]
Demand deposits

Individ­
uals,
United
partner­ States
ships, and Govern
corpora
ment
tions

States
Banks
and
Banks in
Postal politi­
for­
cal
in
savings
sub­ U. S. eign
coun­
divi­
tries
sions

105,395,466 62,950,086 22,179,094 4,240,421 12,333,313 1,242,626 2,449,926 24,274,368 23,712,364 95,742

398,89? 46,283 17,600

State

T o ta l

T o ta l, a ll S ta te s ,
New England:
M ain e .. .......................
New H am pshire.........
V erm ont.......................
M assachusetts.............
Rhode Islan d..............
Connecticut.................
Middle A tlantic:
New Y ork....................
New Jersey..................
Pennsylvania..............
E ast N orth Central:
Ohio..............................
In d ian a.........................
Illinois..........................
M ichigan......................
Wisconsin.....................
West N orth Central:
M innesota....................
Iow a..............................
M issouri.......................
N orth D ak o ta.............
South D ak o ta.............
N ebraska......................
K ansas..........................
South Atlantic:
D elaw are......................
M aryland.....................
D istrict of Columbia..
V irginia.........................
West V irginia..............
N orth C arolina............
South C arolina.............
Georgia..........................
Florida...........................
East South Central:
K entucky.......................
Tennessee......................
A labam a.........................
M ississippi.....................
West South Central:
A rkansas........................
Louisiana.......................
Oklahoma......................
Texas..............................
M ountain:
M o n tan a.........................
Id ah o..............................
Wyoming........................
Colorado........................
New M exico..................
Arizona...........................
U ta h ................................
N evada...........................
Pacific:
W ashington...................
Oregon............................
California......................

Time deposits

Individu­
als, part
nerships.
and cor­
porations

224,381
146,511
151,464
99,048
70,294
51,480
3,635,170 2,152,460
443,002
299,768
856,863
569,434

States
United
and po­
States
litical
Govern­
sub­
ment divisions

52,930
32,741
13,426
947,289
99,967
212,476

31,992,638 17,704,698 7,656,568
2,471,794 1,557,159
659,731
6,746,180 4,405,59! 1,406,978
4,501,464
1,601,229
9,084,132
2,718,019
1,346,693

2,808,447 1,117,049
1,015,321
286,365
5,188,157 2,006,893
1,720,773
606.723
793,762
332,095

13,922
9,866
3,189
137.696
22,571
30,195

Banks
United
States

7,761
6,807
1,032
324.027
14,231
27,169

3,232
3,002
1,167
49,889
5,380
17,589

T o ta l

125,534
40,489
57,768
626,160
181,653
226,749

124,932
39,984
57,292
624,003
180,826
225,340

17
56
3
155
49
41

543,019 3,593,333 1,106,396 1,388,624 3,075,081 3,002,686 17,879
179,256
39,794
292
35,562 1,453,933 1,445,645 3,410
165,820
688.633
12,252
66,900 2,044,867 1,983,198 3,869

478

34,780 3,636 16,100
4,761
117
52,645 4,677

178,753
331,293
140.351
140.028
338,712 1,429,155
177,872
167,864
55,789
146,201

260
718
350
1,394
419

385
322
116
76
39

73,431 2,966
16 3,633
64,718
5,395 1,286
1,124
861

296
2,422
907

120

416,170
168,962
519,892
24,287
26,603
148.345
108,569

95.351
83,851
113,334
4,078
17,593
35,575
104.696

362,955
142,411
873,748
13,180
12,302
188,230
117,743

321.437
1,015,373
835,876
1,144,987
531,627
883,937
385,571
1,175,815
1,234,410

249,334
601,528
5^8,803
693,151
337,586
488,193
270,954
612,323
761,316

55,321
247,527
175,659
219,598
105,721
148,957
54,456
245,125
182,961

2,141
45,552
80
49,912
34,008
72,683
35,100
70,092
90,327

2,865
110,771
47,217
162.633
42,031
164,425
20,898
238,434
185,948

945,214
1,271,646
887,356
256,112

581,165
657,226
548,894
138,622

155,835
210.345
144,616
41,444

22,972
75,802
91,954
30,161

176,524
318,612
94,804
44,711

465,199
311,392
1,071,442
604,621
1,175,369
697,025
4,927,812 3,048,357

52.917
161,251
172,832
727.396

30,103
80,886
96,695
228,796

67,315
205,660
179,483
822,812

43,922
25,356
11.918
123,643
17,125
30,565
47,000
14,763

31,305
27.465
13,315
22,647
19.466
17,681
31,074
11,727

31,584
11,624
105,468
14,482
2,486
50,404
1,267

1,541,567
994,374
349,695
990,286
652,918
209.397
8,095,265 5,597,779 1,359,690

79,933
67,627
409,428

95,966
39,742
461,230

245,386
226,519
102,921
561,051
132,289
201,773
232,611
74,552

Certified
and
officers’
checks,
etc.

95
311
130
1,591
660
1,256

1,734,027
836,966
912,843
508,367
2,984,733 1,446,228
175.436
132,306
221,738
163.395
907,419
528,238
938,933
599,308

355,825
288,127
141,287
821,019
186,087
259,881
363,896
104,591

Banks
in
foreign
coun­
tries

23,809
1,085

2,773
82
20,573
3,979
316
2,303
135
3,597

461
2,588
99

31
1,721

508

8,008
5,904

6,020

1,038
5
2,437
383
41,722

Mutual Savings Banks.

63,149 1,888,781 1,811,739
19,082
487,200
482,511
100,642 1,939,453 1,874,269
40,808 1,582,521 1,574,370
18,530
628,283
625,840
20,282
9,117
27,934
1,585
1,845
7,031
8,617

447,356
227,31'
449,084
47,714
48,577
96,166
85,104

444,295
224,782
445,971
47,503
47,756
96,014
83,513

11,776
9,534
11,529
19,594
12,281
9,679
4,163
9,810
12,137

23,058
274,003
189,465
367,799
166,988
125,822
55,82(1
180,623
200,263

23,030
267,884
189,365
351,642
165,699
121,140
54,548
178,348
185,309

6,980
262
3,643
340
1,984
4,313

8,718
9,661
6,580
1.174

131,526
277,915
190,480
51,117

128,648
266,822
188.351
49,307

2,066
5,127
802
1,800

3,472
11,016
29,334
94,547

69,187
195,402
84,439
399,607

67,993
187,218
80,377
361,041

945
4,242
620
6,849

3,560
2,767
1,509
8.174
2,725
6,338
2,802
2,282

71,584
72,531
30,114
179,316
<28,145
59,595
108,752
41,029

71,064
71,523
29,831
176,043
28,020
59,561
106,953
40,901

52
892
87
65

27
102

1,347

5
3
24
39

95
100

112

1,782
36
1,986
206
791
18
62

855
100

20

1,268

102

1,625
101

19,162
483,061
480,1*4 2,577
20,219
335,129
329,934
94
225,416 4,121,810 4,009,209 11,443
14,332

128
75

485
71
343
316
18

1,485 3,353
75
8,148 1,014
330
635
199
832
595
33
125
128
8,352 2,239
706
90
781 5,127
280 1,030
10

19
69
96
390
8
11

17
5
11
5
20

21

15
361

150
80
3,873
1,004 2,34:
30,009 1,318
455

5
105
99
280 2,923
6
6
19
10
44
110
27
325
4
4,931
155
93,886 5,411

14,327

STATES LOCATED IN TWO FEDERAL RESERVE D ISTRICTS—CONDITION
Connecticut—D ist. No. 2..
New Jersey—D ist. No. 2...
Kentucky—D ist. No. 4......
Pennsylvania—D ist. No. 4,
West Virginia—D ist. No. 4.
Louisiana—D ist. No. 6......
Mississippi—D ist. No. 6 ...
Tennessee—D ist. No. 6 __
Indiana—D ist. No. 7..........
Illinois—D ist. No. 7...........
Michigan—D ist. No. 7.......
Wisconsin—D ist. No. 7___
Missouri—D ist. No. 10.......
New Mexico—D ist. No. 10.
Oklahoma—D ist. No. 10...
Arizona—D ist. No. 12........




200,177
1,984,352
245,055
2,379,318
66,025
850,426
215,848
820,717
1,382,327
8,595,980
2,643,913
1,243,223
1,249,951
102,208
1,152,518
229,870

130,537
53,160
1,236,032
557,294
198,957 , 31,058
1,597,168
434,385
38,434
20,142
460,660
139,601
108,190
36,054
431,799
152,311
869,028
250,993
4,886,514 1,940,430
1,672,262
589,584
722,355
310,512
507,704
155,797
61,084
12,191
679,347
170,723
179,287
26,599

6,720
6,554
121,126
37,807
9,795
3,680
54,352
266,621
3,351
2,710
68,208
166,998
26,615
43,977
52,339
177,175
125,558
119,777
311,855 1,339,509
170,901
167,327
50,730
142,118
44,466
525,175
14,518
12,900
94,618
179,059
14,888
2,386

292
1,046
8,008
82
20,573
3,975
316
1,371
1,038

3,206
84,571
84,412
31,801 1,231,314 1,225,670
1,565
58,500
58,219
25,746
703,285
684,404
1,388
31,847
31,124
6,951
159,097
150,923
1,012
46,574
44,764
7,093
197,911
186,961
16,889
421,123
416,553
97,099 1,770,606 1,723,379
39,864 1,507,255 1,499,402
17,192
553,283
550,959
15,438
97,623
97,442
1,515
22,956
22,839
28,771
83,149
79,100
5,672
49,091
49,057

57
2,218
31
183
4,242
1,800
5,127
718
336
1,383
415
71
100
620

31
1
246
5
59
56
292
35
21
34
15
11
96
5

71
3,323
103
199
50
14,058 4,394
303
415
3,873
10
763 5,004
7 3,553
46.856
5,163 1,286
1,014
861
95
6
1,001 2,332
19
10

J7
O N DECEMBER 3 1 , 194 5 , B Y STATES
LIA BILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS [In thousands of dollars]

T o tal
deposits

Bills
payable
and
other
bor­
rowed
money

Accept­
ances
o ut­
stand­
ing

Other
liabili­
ties

129,669,834

208,094

75,965

349,915
191,953
128,062
4,261,330
624,655
1,083,612

100
175
585
800

35,067,719
3,925,727
8,791,047
6,390,245
2,088,429
11,023,585
4,300,540
1.974,976
2,181,383
1,140,158
3,433,817
223,150
270,315
1,003,585
1,024,037
344,495
1,289,376
1,025,341
1,512,786
698,615
1,009,759
441,391
1,356,438
1,434,673
1,076,740
1,549,561
1,077,836
307,229

N et de­
mand de­
posits
subject to
reserve
(see
page 18)

Demand
deposits
adjusted
(see foot­
note on
page 1;

Other
capital
ac­
counts

T otal
cap ital
ac­
co u n ts

761,059 130,714,952 2,592,364 3,383,332 1,115,849

497,379

7,588,924 70,918,241 64,184,154

9,861
7,081
3,935
134,748
20,961
29,651

4,950
3,223
2,025
48,602
4,315
10,903

1,211
839
1,086
28,690
3,542
4,556

155,679
26,537
141,974
106,717
99,587
16,943
53,138
11,771
45,912
311,382 2,410,921 2,188,662
315,610
313,440
44,313
583,030
73,815
523,684
2,468,872 21,772,467 17,311,385
229,749 1,546,015 1,706,399
835,080 4,623,151 4,348,646

T o ta l
liabil­
ities

Capital

10,515
5,800
4,725
99,342
15,495
28.705

Surplus

Undi­
vided
profits

7,887
707
1

1,192
295
449
25,678
3,823
5,228

351,207
192,248
128,686
4,295,480
629,185
1,089,641

197,230
1,050
579

44,250
306
5,895

422,469
12,603
36,156

35,731,668
3,939,686
8,833,677

740,226 1,225,213
93,015
91,244
222,119
461,337

378,201
29,204
102,331

125,232
16,286
49,293

300

213
56
3,667
9
37

27,184
3,862
41,937
13,414
4,877

6,417,942
2,092,347
11,069,189
4,313,963
1,979,890

143,506
37,862
205,682
73,820
38,492

133,537
38,633
209,977
77,100
37,860

42,055
19,290
71,887
26,641
16,918

24.549
5,135
63,446
22,590
10,374

1,300

146
1
871

300

15

8,341
1,753
9,514
447
591
1,696
1,293

2,189,870
1,141,912
3,445,502
223,597
270,906
1,005,596
1,025,330

38,276
18,990
70,990
3,446
4,713
16,780
17,410

48,837
21,902
50,493
3,313
4,566
14,935
16,549

15,552
10,020
33,446
1,566
2.101
7,037
8,237

9,142
4,543
6,312
734
896
3,830
1,711

666
71
40
1

1,294
4,182
3,303
4,953
1,654
3,599
1,093
5,120
4,151

345,789
1,294,041
1,028,644
1,518,616
702,419
1,014,024
442,555
1,361,598
1,439,275

8,277
22,035
17,700
34,646
18,455
14,940
6,225
22,184
23,425

18,602
31,921
25,100
34,487
19,873
22,733
5,968
24,330
28,246

4,357
9,102
11,293
14,159
5,778
6,100
2,582
7,734
8,359

155
4,094
2,032
6,661
2,189
3,583
1,827
5,777
3,139

31,391
67,152
56,125
89,953
46,295
47,356
16,602
60,025
63,169

232,238
665,008
588,633
750,592
322,178
603,117
251,298
765,616
806,299

253,063
619,433
582,436
710,265
368,933
522,685
300,517
619,288
820,189

28
766
31

3,090
3,901
3,076
426

1,080,280
1,555,240
1,081,678
307,686

22,345
26,089
18,752
5,900

27,041
29,095
21,171
6,713

6,768
11,060
8,221
471

2,058
3,040
3,764
321

58,212
69,284
51,908
13,405

643,540
866,189
592,078
159,903

575,280
710,599
621,675
164,766

4,816
79
635

656
4,167
3,028
9,518

535,042
1,275,827
1,262,915
5,337,572

8,428
19,189
24,873
96,462

9,603
22,516
25,514
93,429

4,384
7,619
15,462
34,075

1,396
2,337
4,285
14,464

608
696
161
1,998
46
1,243
1,099
1,478

428,017
361.354
171;562
1,002,333
214,278
320,719
473,747
147,098

7,355
5,210
2,830
13,543
2,790
. 3,600
7,551
2,020

6,115
4,488
3,620
17,328
2,480
3,875
7,432
2,015

3,982
2,097
1,998
9,574
256
1,417
3,178
1,261

592
1,182
563
3,810
1,213
492
1,877
45

5,762
3,802
64,153

2,030,526
1,329,217
12,285,378

26,077
15,256
226,298

24,755
17,924
205,225

13.986
15,072
67,000

9,399
3,917
29,170

43

14,377

1,098

115

25

1,238

1,911
22,878
2,476
28,775
1,184
7,030
363
5,648
16,744
65,372
24,858
15,839
12,263
81
15,259
1,226

1,560
10,994
740
28,178
515
2,156
276
2,248
4,167
61,032
22,181
9,646
1,935
802
4,215
479

17,450
184,174
19,253
355,988
11,949
41,501
11,358
44,335
86,257
517,213
190,831
94,757
54,258
4,004
68,922
8,180

483 '
875
2,150

450
450
1,750

534,386
1,266,844
1,259,808
5,327,419

2

427,409
360,658
171,401
1,000,335
214,232
319,476
472,648
145,620
136

2,024,628
1,325,415
12,217,075

4,150

1 4,3341

343,647
100,920
550,992
200,151
103,644

2,864,270
1,073,235
6.090,468
1,813,335
809,916

2,842,633
1,129,485
5,237,846
1,843,692
815,542

858,737
111,807 1,052,940
577,197
597,487
55,455
161,241 2,023,037 1,407,383
135,164
127,138
9,059
179,328
156,540
12,276
527,074
609,083
42,582
703,054
43,907
642,900

333,852
23,811
321,057
646,339
740,558
51,661
793,564
70,134
760,774
238,430 3,193,050 3,186,495
18,044
12,977
9,011
44,255
6,739
9,384
20,038
5,341

253,347
218,876
93,517
534,997
125,706
187,377
266,862
79,026

272,135
249,040
115,852
560,083
152,866
218,131
248,616
85,421

74,217 1,022,826 1,019,649
697,107
682,252
52,169
527,693 5,853,827 5,709,474

State

T o ta l, a ll S tates
New England:
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
M assachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Middle A tlantic:
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
E ast N orth Central:
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
West N orth Central:
M innesota
Iowa
Missouri
N orth Dakota
South D akota
N ebraska
K ansas
South A tlantic:
Delaware
M aryland
D istrict of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
N orth Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
E ast South C entral:
K entucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
West South C entral:
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
M ountain:
M ontana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Pacific:
Washington
Oregon
California
Mutual Savings Banks

OF BANKS LOCATED IN FED ERA L RESERVE D IST R IC T SPEC IFIED
284
3,215
303
3,082
97
1,009
262
1,018
.1,803
10,366
4,151
1,796
1,347
125
1,235
278

700
450
60
2,150

1
306
56
4,816
31
28
56
3,432
9
37
79




1,159
11,209
432
13,701
595
3,163
413
2,382
3,580
40,895
13,224
4,585
1,794
35
3,000
1,112

285,908
3,227,881
304,437
3,096,420
100,617
1,017,502
262,866
1,021,038
1,807,086
10,410,913
4,164,401
1,801,128
1,349,368
125,199
1,238,746
280,073

7,630
73,2,81
7,560
68,408
4,340
15,008
4,985
18,727
31,572
192,930
70,039
34,674
21,645
1,750
24,348
3,350

6,349
77,021
8,477
230,627
5,910
17,307
5,734
17,712
33,774
197,879
73,753
34,598
18,415
1,371
25,100
3,125

125,103
1,217,544
162,042
1,687,308
35,700
598,128
131,686
525,586
929,448
5,755,845
1,771,062
756,728
868,356
70,640
748,075
166,264

134,199
1,333,458
208,233
1,583,628
40,031
494,144
130,845
478,451
971,263
4,922,026
1,788,844
739,738
470,131
75,931
773,529
193,622

Connecticut—D ist. No. 2
New Jersey—D ist. No. 2
Kentucky—D ist. No. 4
Pennsylvania—D ist. No. 4
West Virginia—D ist. No. 4
Louisiana—D ist. No. 6
Mississippi—D ist. No. 6
Tennessee—D ist. No. 6
Indiana—D ist. No. 7
Illinois—D ist. No. 7
Michigan—D ist. No. 7
Wisconsin—D ist. No. 7
Missouri—D ist. No. 10
New Mexico—D ist. No. 10
Oklahoma—D ist. No. 10
Arizona—D ist. No. 12

i8
ALL M EM BER B A N K S —RESERVE P O S IT IO N O N D ECEM BER 31, 1945
[In thousands of dollars]

Gross
demand
deposits

Deductions allowed
in computing
reserves
W ar loan
and Series
E bond
accounts

N et
demand
deposits
subject to
O ther1
reserve

Reserves with Federal
Reserve Banks
Time
deposits
T otal2

Required3

Excess

A ll m e m b e r b a n k s ......................... 105,395,466 21,945,123 12,532,102 70,918,241 24,274,368 15,811,292 14,424,350 1,386,942

Ratio of
required
reserves
to net
demand
plus time
deposits
(per cent)

16.6

15.2

53,696
393,300
939,946

19.1
17.3
13.8

18.9
16.2
10.9

645,748
4,706,120
702,940
1,006,989
611,274
640,070
2,080,838
535.404
329,320
663,348
612,545
1,889,754

61,313
127,448
92,842
130,668
114,008
120,403
229,578
62,405
51,593
108,393
146,788
141,503

15.4
17.6
15.7
15.3
16.9
17.3
16.2
16.5
15.5
18.5
19.6
15.0

11.1
17.1
13.8
13.5
14.2
14.6
14.6
14.8
13.4
15.9
15.8
14.0

28,867,222 6,908,704 2,298,131 19,660,387 1,253,575 4,015,491 4,007,292
6,326,556 1,550,503
508,278 4,267,775
719,467
942,220
896,723

8,199
45,497

19.2
18.9

19.2
18.0

Central reserve city ban k s...................... 35,193.778 8,459,207 2,806,409 23,928,162 1,973,042 4,957,711 4,904,015
Reserve city b an k s................................... 39,294,621 8,128,601 4,438,620 26,727,400 9,790,499 6,326,210 5,932,910
Country banks........................................... 30,907,067 5,357,315 5,287,073 20,262,679 12,510,827 4,527,371 3,587,425
All member banks, by districts:
Boston...........................................
New Y ork............................. .
Philadelphia.....................................
Cleveland.........................................
Richmond...........................................
A tla n ta ...............................................
Chicago...............................................
St. Louis.......................................
Minneapolis ................................
Kansas C ity ...............................
D allas................................................
San Francisco....................................
Central reserve city banks:
New Y ork.....................................
Chicago.............................................
Reserve city banks, by districts:
Boston.............................................
New Y ork.........................................
Philadelphia....................................
Cleveland .........................................
Richmond.........................................
A tla n ta ............................................
Chicago.............................................
St. Louis .......................................
Minneapolis.......................................
Kansas C ity ........ ..............................
Dallas
....................................
San Francisco....................................
Country banks, by districts:
Boston.................... •........................
New Y ork .................................
Philadelphia...................................
C leveland...........................................
Richmond...........................................
A tlan ta........................................
Chicago..............................................
St. Louis...........................................
M inneapolis.....................................
Kansas C ity ......................................
D allas............................................
San Francisco...................................

Ratio of
total
reserves
to net
demand
plus time
deposits
(per cent)

5,180,997
34,177,167
5,175,741
7,191,862
4,731,346
5,184,572
14,778,286
4,098,387
2,664,602
5,313,335
5,285,569
11,613,602

1,293,927
8,218,800
1,124,234
1,592,371
903,772
882,974
3,239,967
697,656
544,840
715,042
745,550
1,985,990

476,655
2,843,253
554,955
850,171
682,448
882,205
1,727,749
596,265
434,336
1,030,725
1,115,661
1,337,679

3,410,415
23.115,114
3,496,552
4,749,320
3,145,126
3,419,393
9,810,570
2,804,466
1,685,426
3,567,568
3,424,358
8,289,933

1,173,782
4,390,966
1,587,259
2,682,413
1,148,050
974,948
4,479,582
813,145
765.497
594,428
452,895
5,211,403

707,061
4.833,568
795,782
1,137,657
725,282
760,473
2,310,416
597,809
380,913
771,741
759,333
2,031,257

2,445,317
655,192
159,080
639,890
139,315
51,859
2,886,672
668,887
248,010
4,503,045 1,050,943
433,122
2,470,645
518,090
251,329
2,530,293
490,254
325,740
4,613,791 1,016,916
554,930
2,300,750
479,547
254,695
1,291,606
332,919
168,178
3,182,143
523,361
521,737
2,741.I ll
510,656
464,440
9,689,358 1,742,521 1,005,500

1,631,045
170,896
347,380
336,463
448,716
277,199
110,827
106,375
1,969,775
192,165
417,384
405,485
3,018,980 1,150,860
696,225
672,848
1,701,226
411,793
406,106
364,953
1,714,299
365,555
401,509
364,793
3,041,945 1,768,460
766,173
714,497
1,566,508
288,143
340,704
330,590
790,509
150,097
168,884
167,108
2,137,045
317,523 , 483,393
446,460
287,820
1,766,015
433,689
370,472
6,941,337 4,409,988 1,753,936 1,652,866

10,917
4,452
11,899
23.377
41,153
36,716
51,676
10.114
1,776
36,933
63,217
101,070

19.3
15.3
19.3
16.7
19.2
19.3
15.9
18.4
18.0
19.7
21.1
15.5

18.7
14.7
18.8
16.1
17.3
17.5
14.9
17.8
17.8
18.2
18.0
14.6

2,735,680
638,735
4,670,055 1,170,781
2,289,069
455,347
2,688,817
541,428
2,260,701
385,682
2,654,279
392,720
3,837,939
672,548
1,797.637
218,109
1,372,996
211.921
2,131,192
191,681
2,544,458
234,894
1,924,244
243,469

1,779,370
3,006,011
1,526,777
1,730,340
1,443,900
1,705,094
2,500,850
1,237,958
894,917
1,430,523
1,658,343
1,348,596

50,396
114,797
80,943
107,291
72,855
83,687
132,405
52,291
49,817
71,460
83,571
40,433

12.9
12.1
13.0
13.5
14.6
15.5
13.4
14.6
14.0
16.9
17.9
12.9

11.1
10.1
10.2
10.2
11.3
11.9
10.5
11.6
10.7
12.7
13.3
11.0

317.575
493,263
306,945
417,049
431,119
556,465
664,541
341,570
266,158
508,988
651,221
332,179

1,002,886
2,860,192
1,395,094
1,531,553
736,257
609,393
1,991,655
525,002
615,400
276,905
165,075
801,415

359,681
707,250
378.398
441,432
319,176
358,964
602,023
257,105
212,029
288,348
325,644
277,321

309,285
592,453
297,455
334,141
246,321
275,277
469,618
204,814
162,212
216,888
242,073
236,888

an. j£iema balances with banks m United States, except private banks and American branches of foreign banks, plus cash items in process of collection.
The difference between the figures shown in this column and the figures shown against the corresponding captions under “ A ssets” is accounted for by an
excess of allowable deductions over gross demand deposits a t a number of banks.
2
As reported by member banks. These figures differ from those shown by the Federal Reserve Banks’ books because of a lack of synchronization of
entries on the books of the Federal Reserve Banks and the member banks.
^3 Reserves actually required are based on deposits a t opening of business. The figures in this column, therefore, represent the reserves required to be
maintained on the business day following the call date. Pursuant to the provisions of law, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System pre­
scribed the following requirements as to reserves to be m aintained by each member bank effective Oct. 3, 1942: Time deposits—6 Iper cent for all member
banks; N et demand deposits—20 per cent for Central reserve city banks, 20 per cent for Reserve city banks, and 14 per cent for Country banks.
ALL MEMBER B A N K S -P L E D G E D ASSETS A N D SECURED A N D PREFERRED LIABILITIES O N DECEMBER 31, 1945
[In thousands of dollars]
Central reiserve city
membe:r banks
New York

Chicago

Reserve
city
member
banks

8,058,949

1,838,705

11,679,791

8,295,008

29,872,453

19,557,912

10,314,541

7,865,497
4,885

1,832,212
504

11,402,759
217,836

8,034,832
192,496

29,135,300
415,721

19,091,792
352,297

10,043,508
63,424

150,282
38,285

4,611
1,378

56,532
2,664

67,352
328

278,777
42,655

109,439
4,384

169,338
38,271

S e c u ritie s a n d p re fe rr e d lia b iliti e s —T o t a l ......................

8,126,525

1,799,608

10,373,991

7,111,035

27,411,159

17,251,912

10,159,247

Deposits secured by pledged assets.....................................
Borrowings secured by pledged assets.................................
Other liabilities secured by pledged assets........................
Deposits preferred under provisions of law b u t not secured
by pledge of assets................................................................

7,216,897
195,000
16

1,799,301

10,257,398
2,350
7

6,996,731
10,744
52

26,270,327
208,094
75

17,173,933
77,969
10

9,096,394
130,125
65

714,612

307

114,236

103,508

932,663

P le d g e d a s s e ts (a n d s e c u ritie s lo a n e d ) —T o t a l ...............
United States Government obligations, direct and guar­
anteed pledged to secure liab ilities.............. ....................
Other assets pledged to secure liabilities............................
Assets pledged to qualify for exercise of fiduciary or cor­
porate powers, and for purposes other than to secure
liabilities................................................................................
Securities loaned......................................................................




Country
member
banks

A ll
m em ber
banks

All
national
member
banks

All State
member
banks

932,663

STATE MEMBER B A N K S-A SSE T S A N D LIABILITIES O N DECEMBER 31, 1945, BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS
[Ammints in thousands of dollars]
Federal Reserve district
T o ta l

j
Boston

New
York

Phila­
delphia

Cleve­
land

Rich­
mond

A tlanta Chicago

A SSE T S

5,854,110 ]1,575,744
57,871,306 1,406,305 ]19,353,170 11,833,669 ■
8,849,984 272,102 5 ,203,331 334,920 772,966 3 58,719
27,080,709 l,0 8 6,780 13,358,501 :1 ,376,998 :2 ,827,385 :1,161,191
410
1,149
379
3,141
271
7,959
22,883
86,408
29,740
374,535
10,144
916,695
28,474
137,701
80,377
336,580
31,553
866,637
4,067
28,501
11,255
77,082
5,455
149,322
4,620,931 472,281 859,802 488,505
R eserv es, c a s h , a n d b a n k b a la n c e s ............................................................................................. 9,731,495 298,196
261,639
491,238
265,568
162,654 2,748,793
5,400,243
Reserve with Federal Reserve B an k s .............................................................................................
32,424
67,071
26,790
141,347
28,172
444,915
Demand balances with banks in United States (except private banks and American
118,877
179,696
91,581
216,104
1,662,367
66,436
856
943
2,751
2,720
1,140
12,193
41
154
5
7,751
9,172
344
74 , 6 6 8
120,700
85,586
2,202,305
39,450 1,504,216
97
f\
276
Zi U
18,617
30,825
21,410
151,367
16,268
294,630
274
1,058
2,198
469
2,432
9,257
1 , 967
1,938
4,819
4,883
18,355
2,677
Investm ents and other assets indirectly representing bank premises or other real e sta te ----2
Z
567
70
21,323
23,725
672
3 ,116
8,888
56,020
4,538
3,238
92,202
2,526
3,693
3,327
16,371
42,451
1,236

St.
Louis

San
Minne­ Kansas Dallas
City
apolis
Francisco

621,260-4,195,554 1,450,375 279,969 638,728 333,967 2,328,455

O/CA 4^
AZ , V
C\Q
i/io , ooU
J^7
311
^0 / , O
1*T
680,299
o^)Z 14z
z()U
157,067
A AO A2*l 217*173 11 , 72
V, OZo
/ Os}
411,572 3 ,1 4 5,159 1,040,392 223,393 44o,061
1
on
1zV
170
241
529
1,137
387
49,019
37,789 18,098
6,966
38,1.05
197,770
45,238
0244 , 03H7
U/
1,723
7,515
3,063
165,418
35,056
4 ,870
4,271
653
1,716
392
8,033
5,771
2,126
241,037 1,103,894

449,340

97,742 290,742 184,798

624,227

98,156
12,186

580,042
71,503

221,236
19,003

41,911
4,671

121,045
6,489

65,851
8,525

312,110
26,734

106,441
408
5
23,841

349,789
931
304
101,325

131,812

45,431
887

103,578 103,778
311

148,844

126
77,053

5,895
250

20,807
132
1,776
318
7.397
4,053

8,181
2,005

43
1,205
3,343

110

ZCi

4,841

59,313

6,538

1U4, / / 4

1,328
14

3,032
7
19:

2,028
87

14,872

1, UzU

loo
7 17
olo

1

48
2,008
2,408

OftQ
I1, U
07
f. 7/C
0/0

6

1

286
165

1,125

OO 1

169
649

12/C

QQ1
02 , oyi

48,083,697 1,729,061 24,226,773 2,342,643 4,760,018 2,091,316 873,033 5,333,931 1,914,365 379,505 934,779 521,329 2,976,944
L IA B IL IT IE S

1,946,445
36,721,929 1,198,393 20,034,638 1,852,892 3,050,348 1,571,229 698,547 3,329,885 1,518,524 257,327 810,782 452,919
7 1A 401
312 312
22,077,367 806,970 11,315,460 1,290,827 2 ,0 1 7 ,6 1 6 926,640 419,118 2,20 0 ,841 840,280 179,926 420,956 0 4 0 ,4z l 1 ’347^
916
8,123,830 279,117 4,7 7 9 ,6 3 1 422,665 730,183 301,329 124,085 679,918 296,191 34,345 82,447 46,003
un ite a oiatcs vjrovernmeni. vvd,i iuclh diiu ocuca
u v u u o v w u u to . ......................................
6,890
389
174
561
2,680
1,
765
2,608
8,156
2,491
2,271
11,694
2,600
42,279
- - arn
28,353
,
zM)
56.404
23,148
47,029
157,003
90,019
55,161
88,579
34,927
378,699
54,332
1,068,904
176 033
16.764 242,485 26,504
320,795
237.413
228,435
93,136
169,444
76,579
27,379 2,1 3 3 ,9 5 5
3,748,922
17,033
243
364
4
1,480
1,1 01
50
332
877
6
616,380
1,433
639,303
31,011
5,006
7,565
2,966
50,929
10,984
4,389
16,318
41,378
798,819
25,397
26,562
Certified and officers' checks, cash letters of credit and travelers checks, e tc .......... 1,021,324
914,434
8,008,558 402,779 2,251,967 299,990 1,336,865 397,559 129,785 1,749,163 294,230 104,328 80,613 46,845
nm
UZ}nic
/Zo
45,008
y
103,379
80,172
1
,7
3
3
,369
290,870
125,360
391,108
1,299,087
292,018
7,870,856 401,556 2,206,001
4
8
38
63
1,880
548
2,667
2,533
166
722
855
11,014
20,498
6
6
30
18
61
28
35
189
1
37
80
26
523
8
,1
2
1
1,517
136
856
1,447
14,210
931
3 ; 021
36,134
7,168
20,346
94,125
238
3,375
306
260
15
975
799
862
1,289
45
2,780
50
10,756
11.800
11,800
44,730,487 1,601,172 22,286,605 2,152,882 4,387,213 1,968,788 828,332 5,079,048 1,812,754 361,655 891,395 499,764 2,860,879
Bills payable, rediscounts, and other liabilities for borrowed money.....................................

lia b ilitie s

27,604
130,125
28,082
19,043
14,766
136,662
52,255

709
739
991
7,375
1,018

27,604
125,650
25,500
12,559
6,109
79,345
35,890

450
35
1,107
659
6,356
851

2,250
70
1,449
1,642
15,250
6,981

475
516
433
1,002

5,240
908

43
530
503
1,691
389

320
687
1,479
9,072
1,575

1,300
48
575
764
3, 610
1,548

27
43
222

33

102

64
930
77

128
27
474
71

841
707
.483
7,097
2,914
1

1,977,362 831,488 5,092,181 1,820,599i 361,980 892,568 500,464 2,873,921
.................................................................. 45 139,024 1,612,004 22,599,262 2,162,340 4,414,855
—=
----- =====.
"=
----- = = = = =
-=■
"
C A PITA L ACCOUNTS
45,997
16,785
9,433
43,238!
7,156
15,159'
81,310i
38,421
92,965
55,390i
493,144
938,025
39,027
37,649
7,669
13,953
30,235 •
5,941
88,135
50,982: 17,610 1
88,965i 197,080i
790,926>
1,375,405i
4 6 ,2 5 t>
17,819
3,215
3,633
9,787
16,137
38,243 i
6,637
16,972 !
28.056i
25,517
243,977
1 7 ,43CI
427,423;
1,558
548
1,68 6
795
4,1.52!
34,062 !
2,135 >
7,575 '
27,062 !
10,431
99,464t
203,82(1> 14,344r

2,944,673; 117,057? 1,627,511[ 180,303I 345,163\ 113,954[ 41,54=> 241,75€) 93,76(> 17,525» 42,211 20,865» 103,023
48,083,697r 1,729,061L24,226,772\ 2,342,643; 4,760,01*! 2,091,31(> 873,032* 5,333,931L1,914,36'> 379,505> 934,775»521,329»2,976,944
1 7 2 ,71C) 565,444t 2 9 6 ,60C) 1,344,963
N et demand deposits subject to reserve (see page 18) .............................................................. 24,734,75(1* 813,782 ! 13,534,68/ J 1 ,2 5 3 ,06C) 2 ,0 1 9 ,76S>1,076,35= > 4 4 4 ,18() 2,199,73*5 1,013,46*i
) 201,195* 425,612! 373,242! 1,293,795
deposits adjusted (see footnote on page 1) .......................................................... . . . . . 21,965,29() 848,41-4t 10,988,762 ! 1,265,56=5 2,026,872 ; 958,30? ) 454,82' J 2,307,44?5 8 2 1 ,24f
81
11 *5
11 *5
171L
1 1 '1
44(j
5iJ
13^5
232!
8 (>
26,'5
4-i
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