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Hs^ased for publication Sunday :r.ornyjg July 2> I 916 .

Not earlier.

719*

STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS«
July 1, 1916*

Heavy Government deposits mads during the last days of the fiscal
year just ended are mainly responsible for the gains in cash and gold
reserves shown in the weekly bank statement issued today by 'one .Federal
Reserve Board as at close of business on June J>Gj 1916.
The net amounts
of bank deposits indicate an apparent decrease of over 15 million dol­
lars., of which, however, a large part represents uncollected items,
deposited by the Government, which figurer as deductions from gross
bank deposits.
Combined gold ireserves of the banks indicate a gain of 3*1 millions,
Chicago, Kansas City and San Francisco reporting the largest increases
in gold holdings for the- wa&lr..
Reserves other than gold increased
about I 3.4 millions, mainly with the New York bank. Accordingly the
reserve status of the banks shows a slight improvement as gauged by
the percentage of cash reserve and a decrease of 2.1 per cent as gauged
ty the percentage of gold reserve.
Discounted bills on hand increased over $ 1+00,000 during the week,
mainly because of the larges amounts of 6-month paper held by the banks and Dallas in particular.
The holding^ of this class of paper total
at present about 5*2 million^, or nearly 25 per cent of the total dis*counts held*
Acceptances ton hand sh®w a further increase for the week
of over 2 million dollars, the Cleveland and San Francisco banks re­
porting the lat'ges't; gains for the week in the holdings of this class
oft paper.
Over 30 per cent of the total bills on hand, including
acceptances, mature within 30 days, and a slightly larger percentage after 3C but within 60 days.
United States bond transactions are
reported by 3 banks, the net gain in the holdings of Government se­
curities being $64,000.
Municipal warrants on hand increased about
1 million, largely as the result of purchases of New England and New
Jersey town paper by the New York Bank.
Earning assets total at present over 172 millionsj,a gain of about
3*7 millions during the week, and constitute 31U per cent of the paidin capital as against 307 per cent the week before.
Of the total
earning assets acceptances represent now 4l»3 Per cent; United States
bonds, 3O .8 per cent; warrants 13*2 per cent; discounts, 12.3 per cent;
and Treasury not-es 2 ,4 per cent.
Government
millions, the 3
ditions for the
several reserve
deposits by the

deposits for the first time are shown in excess of 100
Eastern banks and Chicago reporting the largest ad­
week*
Decreases in bank deposits as shown by the
banks, are almost proportionate to gains in Government
same banks.

There has been a slight decrease in the amount of Federal reserve
bank notes in circulation. Federal Reserve Agents report a net total
of $ 176, 168*000 of notes outstanding, or $787,000 less than the week
before. Against this total they hold $165,986,000 of gold and $11,204,000
of paper.
The banks report a total of $152,244,000 of Federal reserve
notes in actual circulation.
Their aggregate net liabilities on notes
issued to them by the Agents is stated as $9,440,000*




S^Leased. for publication b^day morning July 2, 1916.
Hot earlier.
^
STATEMENT OF COMBINED.RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS OF THE UNITED STATES AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 30, 1916.
R E S O U R C E S .
June 30 , 1916
Gold coin and certificates in vault............................. ............. $262,038,000
112,931,000
Gold settlement f u n d . . . . . . . . .......................................... ............ .
Gold redemption fund with United States Treasurer......... . . . —
.1,789,000
Total gold reserve, . . . . . . . . . . ......... . • • — . . . -............
376,758,000
Legal tender notes, silver, etc**........................... . . . . — . . . .
27 ,448,000
Total reserve............................................. . . ......... . . . . . ...
404,206., 000
Five per cent redemption fund against F. R. bank notes-...-,
450,000
Bills discounted and "bought:
Maturities: Within 10 d a y s . . . . . . ............. .................................
11
000
From 11 to 30 days.............. ...............................
16^539*000
28,492,000
31 to 60 days............. ......................................
"
6l to 90 days
30.614.000
Over 90 days
5.187.000
Tot al f.
92 283.000
Investments: United States b o n d s ................ ....................
52.939.000
One-year United States Treasury notes. .. ... ... .
4.190.000
>Municipal warrants............... .
. . ..
. ..........
2 2 671.000
Total earning assets.- ........................................... ................
172.083.000
Federal reserve notes - Net.-........... .............................................
23,182,000
Due from Federal reserve banks - Net.........
20.414.000
All other resources........................................ ................... ...........
4.622.000
TOTAL RiHiSvUROES
$624,957,000
L I A B I L IT IE S .
Capital paid In ............... .................. ............................... ..............
54.854.000
Government deposits-.................... ................................. . . ........... 101. 152.000
Reserve deposits — N et.. . .. ........................... . -........................ - 457,503,000
Federal reserve notes — Net- . . . . -...... ............................... ...........
9 . 440.000
Federal reserve bank notes in circulation........... ............. .
1 . 721.000
All other liabilities.
............................. ....................
287 .000
TOTAL LIABILITIES...................................................... .............. $ 624, 957,000
Gold reserve against net deposit and note liabilities (A).-..
68 .8$
Cash reserve against net depegit and note liabilities ( a )-...
73*8$
Cash reserve against net deposit liabilities after setting
v^side 40$ gold reserve against aggregate net liabilities
_on Jfederal reserve notes i.n_circulati£n_(A}^_.
( aJ Less~items in transit between F«deral reserve banks,viz: 120,515,000



.

.

June 23, 1916
265.643.000
106.101.000

1.894.000
373.638.000
14.026.000
387.664.000

450.000

March 31 , 1916
258, 052,000
75,640,000
1 .5 4 8 .000

335,24o,ooo
..,.^ 338*000
345, 178,000
250, 000t

.
,

7, 126,000
11, 721,000

14.451.000

12 918.000
31 680,000
25 836,000

21,409,000
19, 453,000
1^966^000
61, 675,000
40, 275,000

,

4.818.000
89.703.000
52.875.000
4.190.000
21 . 61 2.000
168.400.000
23, 013,000
19.287.000
_jL5.8jL.oog
603. 201.000

54. 863.000
64. 499.000
472. 613.000
9.228.000
1, 723,000
275.000
603. 201.000
70. 9$
73*6$

•

» • «

• 0 *

11.015=000

134, 965,000
25, 118,000
13, 128,000
4,725 . 000'
523, 364,000

Deceir-ber 3O^ .
266, 545,000
77, 293,000
1,124,000
344,963,000
11 , 525,000
358,488,000
» « %

.

231 368.000
31.840.000
1.080.000
264.288.000
24.841.000
289.129.000

• f ♦

6,467,000

14, 278,000
16, 859,000
13, 696,000

J13, 322,000
9.735.000

8. 097.000
5. 033.000
36 . 187.000
7 . 652.000

4.081.000

55, 381,000
15, 797,000
*

^

*

+ « *

12 , 220,000
83, 398,000
21, 910., 000
20, 767,000
6 , 547,000
. 491, 110,000

« » *• • • •
12.190.000
56. 229.000
7. 601.000
9 , 862,000
__ 1 , 660.000
366.481.000

54, 888,000
38, 469,000

54, 915,000
15, 101,000

54.128.000

419,987,000
8 , 903,000
964,000
_ 153*900
523, 364,000
73-8$
76.0$

400,012,000
13,486,000

297.883.000
12.797.000

.

«

» • •

,

• • # • •* *

*

« «

5.36,000
491, 110,000
84.6$

87 . 9$

_7 4.2$_____________ 26 . 7$ __ __________
19,287,000
13,128,000
20,767,00b"

1|6J3,oqq
366.481.000
87-9$
96 . 1$
_

_______

3 8 .6 $ _
9, 862, 000"

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Not earlier.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF.RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF EACH -OF THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS AT CLOSE OF BUSBIES;S JUNE 30,, 1916 .
(in thousaads of dollars-)
R E S O U R C E S .
Boston
N. Y.
Phi la. Clevel* Richm. Atlanta Chicago St«Louis *Minn I s «. Kas.Cy * Da.l las S *Fran . TOTAL
Gold coin and t;ertif. in vault
4,254
5 .?s 6
$5,326 156,391
6 ,5^7 262, 0'i8
5,408
6,695
7.572 12,803
5 ,110
6,489 40,137
9.1P3
Gold settlement fund
5.793 112,931 '
9,326
3.927 15,553 11,343 14,801
14,777
5.389
9.880
4,655
5.379
10
Gold redemption fund
l,i.32_
50
255.
. ... 250
18
420
63.
17
30
_____ 5
471
200
14,644 15.375 375,758
Total gold reserve
20,108 160,568 23.175 24,164 20,331 12,349 50,217 10,080 12,104
Legal tender notes, silver,etc.
26
6l 6 l3' 5 S
20,612 ,
885
1,821
1,130
606
, 5 _ 2 1 ,448
317
1.057
203
tj i_vQ
Total reserve
20,134 181,180 23,492 25,221 20,534 12,955 52,038 11,210 12,720 *3,809 15,529 . l5/3.§.4_ 4w 450
5^-redempt.fund - F.R."bank-notes
50
400
21,188
448
Bills discounted - Members
" 448
584
^ I 83
5.663
947
270
530
2.052
1 ,9 U
2.783
5,369
6,46l
7 i,.02i_
Bills bought in open market
23,484 10,276
1.005 .
5,158
801
1,381
12,457
4,172
3,915
1,985
Total bills on hand
12,640
2.916 . 5.663
23,932. 10,806
2,932
6,170 ” O S 5 " 6,224
5,428
4.499
6.9P3 _9 2 233
3,609
3,111
Investments; U. S. bonds
52.9)9
3,082
3.476
3.538
6/756
1.605 "” it584
2.959
3,513
9.853
9.753
One-year D*S*Treas-notes
250 , 1,532
^62
~~
U56
350
--/
380
350 ,
410 / —
—
^>190
Municipal warrants
2 .7 5 0 /
5.639
1.899>i 4 ,9 4 l 4
60 J -3.468,/
976^
796/
430/
-1,718
2?A1\.
Total earning assets
18,722
34,579 16.705 17.125
8.291 ' 6,198 19,445
8,814
7.591 13,609
8,774 1 2 , 2 3 0 172,.0S3__
Federal reserve notes - Net
742 13,821
634
309
_______
1,798 1,700
1,297
903
1,978
23,182
J©ue from other F. R. banks - Net 7,666
-4,220
1,413
1,580
463 5,466
2,408
1,333
l ,^
634 1, 841(a)2 0 ,4l4
All other resources
59
316_______ 58
350
164
1,333
618______4ll______131______327______ 688______ 167
4 ,622
TOTAL RESOURCES
47,323 229.896 45.109
44,41% 30.569 22.747 79.267
24,l40 22,678 29,559 25,675 31,600 624,957.
L I A B I L I T I E S .
Capital paid in
4,925
Government deposits
v 8,636
Reserve deposits - -Net
33,676
Federal reserve notes - Net
-F. R, "bank notes, in xxirjculation
-Due to other F. R. banks - Net
- All other liabilities
TOTAL LIABILITIES
_ 47,323

11,281

5,215

29,311

10,532

181,280
--8,024

229,896

5,966

3,357

3,244
8,202
29,346 35,208 14,851
—
-4,093
- - - ----

45,109

44,4i8

2,468 6,668
2,790
2,576
2,999
9,225 11,974
4,962
801
2,644
10,935 60,625
16,388 19,301 21,327
-—
- -868
- -- --- 1,721

30,569 22.747

79.267

24,140

2,676

3>933
6,439 5,182
12,081 22,485
4,479
—
- --

5M 54
101,152

457,503
9.>440
1.721

22,678 _a » 5 5 9 L . 2^6I5_ 11 j 6oo_ to.2JL.957

M E M O R A N D U M .
F, R. notea issued to the banks1 10.235
9,628 _l4 , 122
9,920
69,474
6,791 12,143 ,9,201 13,857 '9#745 176,168
3.639
1,700
217
13.821
?. R, notes in hands of banks
. 903
742
309
1,297
427 1,798
. . m .. 1*318 . 23,924
8.984.
11,240
9,201
F. R. notes in circulation
9,611
.
13,85.2.
12.,
324
5,494
6,679
_ .7,767 152,244
55,653
1,939..
9,493
8,116
9,380
69,474 7,313
(fOld and-lawful money with Agi t 10,235
9,920 5,108 14., 122 3,639
9,745 165,986v
6.791 I 2. 1S3
903
CartfLed to net asset*
13,821
23,182 •
634
1,978
742
1,700
309
1,798
1.297
868
Carried to net liabilities
9,440
_..L.Q21.

(a) Items in transit i. e. total amount® due from less total amounts due to other Federal Reserve Banks.


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2,

? J '• G
1916.

Not Earlier,

STATEMENT OF FEDERAL RESERVE AGENTS1 ACCOUNTS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 30, 1916.
(in thousands of dollars)

BOSTON
?ederal Reserve notes :
Received from the Comptroller
Returned to the Comptroller
Chargeable to F, R„ Agent
In hands of F. R. Agent
Issued to F. R» bank less
amount returned to F» R.
Agent for redemption
JJpounts held by F. R„ Agent
in redemption of liability on
outstanding notes:
On hand :
Gold coin and certificates
Credit balances :
In gold redemption f^nd

$20,380
3,425
16,955

N. Y.

PHILA.

CLEVEL. RICHM.

119,240 15,480 15,160

17,000

20,400

9,380

9,600

19,000

13,000

1,740

3,872

2,182

860

1,047

327

881

2

87,274 11,933 13,420

13,128

18,218

8, 520

8,553

18,673

12,119

20
m

31,966

3,547

6,720

17,800

4,620

3,500

3,500

4,096

4,881

1,762

6, 530

2,918

10,235

69,474

7,313

9,920

9,628

14,122

3,639

6,791

12,143

9^ 700

65,817

3,690

9,380

2,850

535

3,657

333

540

With Federal Reserve Board

------------

--

3,290

-

-

As security far outstanding notes *
Commercial paper
Total

10,235

Amount of commercial paper delivered
to Federal Reserve Agent
--




*ATLANTA CHICAGO ST.LOUIS MINNLS, KAS*CY. DALLAS

--

7,313

9,920

------

0

T0TA1

13,320

295,540

775

53,^6-

1 2,54 5 ’
-

2,800

9,201

13,957'

9,745

10,120

4,000

8,040

66,-H£

176,168

113,597

408

1,122

329

391

673

616

810

395

9,809

4,700

13,000

3,310

3,550

1,350

3,500

530

9,350

42,580

1,085

4,577

------------

10,182

4,520
69,474

23,580

S.FRAN

9,628

14,122

5,163

--

3,639

--

6,791

12,143

9,201

13,957

9,745

176,168

--

--

1,091

4,950

--

11,204

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'{

9, 1916. Not Earlier.

S'TAfSMFflT FOR THE PRESS*
July 8, 19l6«
The Federal Reserve Board made public its regular weekly bank
statement as at close of bu3iness July 1 f IQ 16a Owing to the. inter­
ruption of telegraphic communications with New Orleans, the figures
for the Atlanta bank and its New Orleans branch are given as at olose
of business July 5th, thd latest date for which aiail reports have been
received at the Board's offices.
The statement indicates gains of about 18*5 millions in total
reserves, and of 9*1 millions in the combined gold reserves of the banks,
ue in part to the large deposits made by the Government during the
past week, mainly with the New York bank* The only considerable de­
crease^ in reserves is reported by the Chicago bank, which shows, however, increases of about 1,5 millions in earning assets and of about
Ed. lions in the net amounts due from other Federal Reserve Banks*
.
Discounts on hand increased about $800,000 during the week,
icago and Minneapolis reporting large increases in their holdings
+
rediscourrted in Part for member banks in farming cojnnuni* , *. ver
per cent of all discounts is represented by agricultural
ana xive-stock paper maturing after 90 days. Dallas reports $1,854,000
nf v’ t"i c“'a3S
Paper which is about one-third of the total amount
^ S
^ ^ at bank* Almost $1,000,000 less of open-market
r'o'ft0 ?f6S are
alJ- the four Eastern banks and San Francisco
^n^ . sma,H ® r figures than the week beforeo Of the total bills
h lnclut^ing acceptances 31*2 per cent mature within 30 days,
3 **+ per cent after 30, but within 60 days.
,
United States bond transactions are reported by two banks,
tne total holdings showing a decrease of $350,000. As the result
0
on conversions for the Philadelphia bank the holdings of Treas­
ury no es increased $356,000. Over 2<-5 millions were added to the
amount of warrants held, Chicago, New York,Philadelphia and San Franreporting the largest increases* The total earning assets are
now in excess of 174*5 millions, a gain of 2o4-millions for the week,
and constitute 318 per cent of the total |>aid~ir capital, as against
cen"k> shown the week before* Of the total earning assets,
acceptances represent Uo»2 per cent, United States bonds, 3O .I per
cent, warrants 14*5 per cent, discounts 12*6 per cent and Treasury
notes 2,6 per cent. •
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Government deposits increased 13*3 millions during the
week, and constitute at present nearly 20 per cent of the total de8
^ec*eral Reserve Banks* Bank deposits increased
a ou 7 «d m illionsm ainly through the collection of the large amoun s of checks and drafts deposited by the Government at the close
of last month and treated as deductions from bank deposits in last
week*s statement.
No change is shown in the amount of Federal Reserve Bank
7ft7 nnnUt^tEndinS* Federal Reserve Agents report a total of $179,
Federal Reserve notes issued to the banks, an increase of
^ 015,000 for the week, five banks reporting additional issues of
notes 'during the week. Against the total issuedthe Agents hold at
present $lo8^8Qo,000 of gold and $11,305,000 of paper. The banks
repor $15-^685/000 of Federal reserve notes in circulation ^ or an
increase during the week of $2,^41,000* The 'ba.iki* aggregate net
to
Up0A notes issued t0 them *>y the Agents are given as
$9*992*000, or $552,000 more than the week before*




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R E S O U R C E S .
July 7 , I 916OO June 30, 1916
Gold coin and certificates -in vault.................. ......................
$ 261, 242,000
262, 038,000
122,600,000
112,931,000
Gold settlement fu n d ................. . — .............................. ...............
Gold redemption fund with United States Treasurer..................
2.011.000
1,789,000
Total gold reserve............................. . ..............
3 8 5 ,8 5 3 ,0 0 0 ^
376, 758,000
Legal tender notes, silver, e t c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................ .......... 36 ,882,000 X
27 .448,000
Total reserve....... .....................................................................
422,735,000
404,206,000
■Five per cent redemption fund against F- R. bank n o t e s . .. .. . .
.450.000450,000
Bills discounted and bought:
- Maturities: Within 10 days..........................................................
7 , 967.,000
11,451,000
From 11 to 30 days....................... ...........................
20,794,000
16,539,000
" 31 to 60 days............................. ....................
31, 666,000
28,492,000
" 6l to 90 days................................................. .
27, 292,000
30, 614,000
Over 90 d a y s ................. ...................................... .
4.412,000
5 ,1 87 5000
Total--*....... .................................•............................................
92, 131..000
9 2, 283,000
Investments; United States bonds................................................ *
52,589,000
52,939,000
One-year United States Treasury notes..................
4,546,000
4,190,000
A
Municipal warrants..................................................
2 5 . 216,000
...22,671,000
Total, earning a s s e t s ........... ; ...............................'...............
174,502,000
172, 083,000 *
Federal reserve notes - N e t ..................................... . . . . . . . . . . . .
24,113,000
23, 182,000
Due from Federal reserve banks - Net............................................
20, 422,000
20,414,000
All other resotirces..................................... .............................
4.1.40,000...
______ 4,622,000
TOTAL RESOURCES................................ ’. .....................................
$646,362,000
624,957,000
L I A B I L I T I E S .
,
.
Capital paid in.................................................................................
54,858,000 .
54,854,000
.i
114,420,000
101, 152,000
Government deposits..........................................-............... .
Reserve deposits - N e t . . . . . . . . . . . . . .............................. -........ I
465, 147,000
457,5p3,000
Federal reserve notes - N e t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..................
9, 992.*000
9,440,000
Federal reserve bank notes in circulation................................
1,721,000
1, 721,000
All other l i a b i l i t i e s ................................. -...............................
....... 224,000
— 287,000
TOTAL LIABILITIES......................................................... .........
$646,362,000
624,957,000
Gold reserve against net deposit and note liabilities ( A ) . . .
6~J .3%
68. 8/
Cash reserve against net deposit and note liabilities (A)-..
74 «3/1’
73*8/
Cash reserve against net deposit liabilities after netting
aside 40$ gold reserve against aggregate net liabilities
_
^ c r> Federal reserve notes^ ,in_cjLrculation__(
_ _ _74*9 t>_ _ _ _ _
_ _ _
^ ( $ ) ( Less items in transit between Federal reserve banks,viz:
$20,422,000
20,414,000
*
\ (X) Figures for Atlanta and New Orleans as at close of business on July 5, I 916.



April 7, 1916
245.778.000
80,011,000
1.549.000
327.338.000
11 . 600.000
338.938.000

January 7 , 1916
272,018,000
81,150,000
1,2 5 6 .0 0 0
354. 418.000
12.888.000
367. 306.000

July 9, 1915^
218,021,000
47.106.000
1 . 116,000 '
266.243.000
22.494.000
288.737.000

350,000
6 . 911.000
13 558,000
■
21, 930,000

,

6 , 605,000
14.074.000
17. 715.000
13.247.000
1,918,000
55. 579.000
16. 734.000

) 13, 008,000

17.097.000
89.410.000

, 1 3,89.5,000
58,470,000
8.379.000
6 . 107.000
1. 694.000
365, 387,000

11,367,000
8.557.000
3.745.000
36,677,000
7.898.000

20,134,000
1.851.000
64.384.000
45.226.000
1, 932,000
35,256,00.0
146.798.000
21. 761.000
11. 161.000
7.217.000
526.245.000

7.078.000
499.087.000

54.843.000
37. 016.000
423. 497.000
9. 500.000
1. 251.000
118,000
526.245.000
71*3$
73*9$

54.895.000
23.841.000
407.244.000
12.982.000
* *»« •
125,000
499.087.000
81.9#
84-85®

2.100,000
365,387,000
87 . 8$
95*3$

7 4.. 6$ _
11, 161,000

__ 86-2
11, 137,000

______ 92>8/0_ _
6, 107,000

24. 156.000
1 1 . 137.000

.«

54. 104.000
« * * • 9• 0

295.808.000
13,375,000
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.WEEKLY STATEMENT OF RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF EACH OF THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JULY* 7' 1916.
(In thousands of dollars.
R E S O U R C E S .
Boston
N. Y.
Phila* Clevei* Hichiru^Atlanta Chicago St-Louis Minnls* Kas *Cy Balias S vFran
Total
$6,276 157,227
Gold.coin and certif. in vault
6,210
5,013
*, 261
6,721 12,869
5,110
5, 2*8
6,826 261, 2*2
5, 9*2 39,539
Gold settlement fund
l 6 ,667
*>761 16,*16 12, *05 15,826
5,878
5,389
5,777 10,587 10,002
9,939
8,953 122,600
Gold redemption fund
108
5 ...... 250
200
50
462
10
30
j£,011
65
*13
259
...159
22^9*8 162,238 23,187 25,339 21, 3*9 11,793 * 9,678 10,999 12,017 15,007 15,509 15,789 385,853
To cal gold reserve
*6 ...31,223
Legal tender notes,, silver, etc.
36,882
1,050
11
172
1,068
1,127 ..... 298 .......... 20._____809
135
853.
22,99* 193, *61 23,322 26,*07 21,521 12.6*6 50,728 12,126 12,315 .15,M L 16,318 15,800 -terZ4$ i
Total reserve
-—
—
—
——
—
50
rsde:npt.-f ird - F.R.bank notes
*00
—
*50
1,126
1,900
89
2,581
Bill.-, ii'.: cur.i ?d - Members
370
471
5,697
21,983 t”
5>2;85
, 613
585
, 532
2,73*
- _ ..6,28.7 ... 7.0.a*8_ ..
2,008
830.
Bills bought in open market
*,892
*,067
• 800
23,357 10,23*
*,199
12,093
1, 381
*,680
12,182
6,780
Total bills on hand
23,727 10,819
*,115
9 2 ,13i_-/.
5,363
6,085
._3 U 2 * .. 2,130 -5J2Z.. 6,819
3,082
Investecaus: U- S .. bonds
3,182
1,68*
3,*8 2
3,609
9,853
3 ,n i
52,589
1,605
2,959
3,513
6,756
9,753
_ _
- _
_ —
—~
*10
4,546
38O
OKe-yaar U,S„Ireas.notes
456
350
250
818
350
1,532
*80
1,008
2,062 .. 25,239 H*,*16
1,270
Itmic ip a! warrants
5,100
60
2,595 ^ 6,010
2,235
8,001_ .13J+IX. 8,808 12,490 ]7*,502 48,206
9,289
18,109
6,1*9 20,9*9
To tax
;,g assess
3*.751 17,05* 17,219
—«
-1,658
1,079
2*,113
*81
986
1,756
1, 36*
Federal reserve notes - Net
187
1,605
1*^ 997
2
,
05
*
226
2,386
1,224
902
2 ,8 78 (a )20,*22
1,357
Due from other F« R. banks — Net 5,831
7, *5*
8,067
1,7*9
86
183
*27 ____2-55
*. 1*0
1,160
*13
2**
160
*12
5*9
All other resources
102
149
22,8*2
*8,022 2*3,*53 49,08* *5,97* 31,100 22,*62 .81,338 25,578
J .U 2P 7 ^25,829 33,179 6* 6,362
TOTAL RESOURCES
L I A B I L I T I E S .
Capital paid in
Government deposits
Reserve deposits - Net
Federal reserve notes - Net
F. R. bank notes in cirdulation
Due to other F- R. banks — Net
All other liabilities
TOTAL LIABILITIES

8,320

11,281
*0,399

3*.677

178,067

*,925

- 100
Ua .022

13,706
_ —
243,*53

5,966
5,216
3,377
10,7*7
33,078. 36,631
-_
-_ *3
*9,08*

- _ *5 ,9 7*

3,357.
8,524

14,950
4,189
-80
31,100

2, *68
9,678
10,315
--

6,668

11,929
62, 7*1
- -

_ _
~—1
22, *62 -81,338

2,576
2,790
5,221
77*
17, 567 . 19,*92
---X
~ -

-2 5 ^ 1 8 . 22,8*12

M E M O R A N D U M ,
9,649 13, 99a 1" 3,633
6,768
8,160
71,060
9,887
F* R* notes issued to the banks 10,663
481
.....986.
187........ 431 ...1,605. ; 1*658-. 1,36*
F. R. notes in hands of banks
1*,997
9,218
5 ,*0 *
9,700
F, R. notes in circulation
9.677 . 56,063. . .. i J a i
5,029 13,998
8,160
6,768
9,887
Gold and lawful money with Agent 10,663 . 71, 06.0
3,633
*81
1,658
187
1, 36*
986
1,605
G&rried to net assets
l * , 997
-—
- 4,183
- • ~ --Carried to net liabilities

Items in transit i- e. total amounts due from less total amounts due
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ .Figures for Atlanta and Sa%v Orla? at * 1039 of business on
July 5? 1Q?.S«
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

2,999

2,679

3,221
22,078

11,813

1,188

*,615

1,721

--~
--

--_
31,207

6,722

25,829

3,933
5, 50s
23,738
--*
——
33,179

5*.858
ll*/*2 0
* 65 ,147
9,392
1,721
——
22*
6*6,362

.

12,625

9,292 1*,319
1*2
• *12
9,150 13,907
12,625
9,292
7,962
1,079
1,188
*,6l5__
to other Federal reserve
1*012..
11, 5*6

9,729
1,756
7,973
9,729
1,756
T banks,

179,783
25,098"
15* *685168,806
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STATEMENT OF FEDERAL RESERVE AGENTS’-.ACCOUNTS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JULY 7, 19l6*
(in thousands of dollars)
Federal reserve notes:
Received from the Comptroller

TOTAL

23,580

13,320

295,5^0

1,035

2,672

791

54,286

18,655

11,965

20,908

12,529

241,254

1,762

6,030

2,673

6,589

2,800

61,471

6,768

12,625

9,292

14,319

9,729

179,783

2,850

10,620

4,000

8,040

Phila.

Clevel. Richm. Atlanta Chicago St *Louis Minnls. Kas.Cy. Dallas

$20,380

119,240

15,480

15,160

17,000

20,400

9,380

9,600

19,000

13,000

3,^97

32,380

3,600

1,773

3,951

2,306

866

1,070

345

16,883

86,860

11,880

13,387

13,04-9

18,094

8,514

8,530

6,220

15,800

3,720

3,500

3,4oo

4,096

4,881

10,663

71,060

8,160

9,887

9,649

13,998

3,633

9,700

63,817

U,090

9,330

963

7,21+3

380

557

Returned to the Comptroller
Chargeable to F. R. Agent
In hands of F. R« Agent
Issued to F. R. banlc less
amount returned to F. R.
Afeent for redemption
Amounts held by F. R. Agent
in redemption of liability on
outstanding notes:
On hand:
Gold coin and certificates
Credit balances:
In gold redemption fund
With Federal Reserve Board

----------

As security for outstanding notes*
Commercial paper

TOTAL

S.Fran*

N. Y.

Boston

-

-

3,690

—

10,663

329

998

323

368

655

462

722

379

13,379

4,700

13,000

3,310

3,550

1,350

3,500

530

9,350

42,980

1,330

5,027

—

10,977

9,292

14,319

1,339

•5,128

4,620

- -

71,060

8,160

9,887

112,447

9,649

13,998

3,633

6,768

12,625

9,729

179,783

Amount of commercial paper delivered



4,838

11,305