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Released for publication Sunday morning April 2,

1916.

Not earlier.

600.

STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS.
April 1, 1916 *

The Federal Reserve Board made public today its weekly bank
statement as at close of business on March J>1, 1916 - The state­
ment indicates decreases of 6<9 millions in the combined gold re­
serves and of 9*1 millions in the total cash reserves of the banks,
largely the result of substantial net withdrawals of bank deposits
from the Boston and New York banks.
Chicago reports a decrease of
over 1 million in its total reserve accompanied by increases of 3*2
millions in the amount due from other Federal reserve banks, and of
2.1 millions in total deposits.
The Cleveland bank reports a de­
crease of 1*3 millions in deposits*
Its reserve shows but a slight
decrease, while the amount of its investments decreased almost 1
million dollars during the week.
There is but little change shown in the amount of rediscounts
on hand, the banks more active in the rediscount business reporting
about the same amounts of discounts held as the week before. Bills
bought show an increase of about 1-2 millions, New York alone re­
porting an increase of about 0-5 million under this head.
Over
30 per cent of the paper on hand matures within 30 days, and almost
35 per cent after
but within 60 days.
The holdings of United
States bonds show but little change, as the $9^000,000 limitation
upon the amount of bonds securing National Bank currency, which
National banks might withdraw during any one month, was reached on
March 16, and prevented further release of bonds through deposits
with the Treasurer of the United States. The aggregate of municipal
warrants increased less than 0 .4 million, though the New York bank’s
holdings of this class of securities show a gain of over 1.6 millions.
Of the total earning assets of about 135 millions, acceptances
constitute at present the largest share, v iz ., 29-9 Per cent., followed
closely by United States bonds, 29<8 per cent, while warrants are
24 .5 per cent, and rediscounts 15*8 per cent of the total* The
ratio of total earning assets to paid-in capital has increased to
246 per cent from 152 per cent, shown at the beginning of the year.
Government deposits show an increase during the week of 3 *^ millions.
Bank deposits declined 8.8 millions, net withdrawals being largest
in Boston and New York where cash requirements for quarterly pay­
ments are heaviest.
The amount of Federal reserve bank notes in circulation,
$964,000, shows a decrease for the week of almost 100 thousand
dollars.
Federal Reserve Agents report a total of I 9O .2 millions
net of Federal reserve notes outstanding, or about 0*7 million less
than the week before.
Against this total they hold 179*3 millions
in gold and 11.2 millions of paper. The banks 5 outstanding circula­
tion is given as 163 millions, with net liabilities thereon of 8.9
million dollars.




Fit/leased for publication Sunday Morning April 2 , 1916.
Not earlier.
J^2^c.T*n?cc
STATEMENT OF COMBINED RES0U11CES AND LIABILITIES OF THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS OF THEUNITED STATES AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS

R E S O U R C E S
Gcld coin and certificates in vault ..........................................
Go)d. settlement fund................................... ...................................
Gold redemption fund with United States Treasurer..................
Total gold reserve..................................................................
Legal tender notes, silver, etc.......................................... * • • • •
Total reserve.............. ...................................... ....................

March 31, 1916.
$258,052,000
75,640,000
..... 1^ 3,320.
335,240,000
9.918.000
"^ 1 7 ^ 0 0 0

Bills discounted and "bought:
Maturities: Within 10 daya.........................................................
7 ' 126' ° “
From 11 to 30 days.................................................
11,721,000
"
31 to 60 days................................................
21,409,000
»
61 to 90 d a y s . .. . ..........................................
19,453,000
Over 90 days.......................................... ........l,qb6,000
T o t a l........... -..........................................................................
61, 675,000
Investments : United States Bonds................................................
40,275,000
' •
Municipal Warrants.................................................._ _ l l lO W lO00
Total earning a s s e t s ...........................................................
13k, 9^5,000
± Federal reserve notes - Net......... ....................25 *^ 1^000
Due isos? Federal reserve “banks — Net............................. .
13,128,000
All other resources......................................................................... ..... 4,325*002.
t o t a l resources....................................................................... $523, 364,000
L I A B I L I T I E S .
Capital paid in ................................................
Government deposits........................................
Reserve deposits — Net............................... .
federal reserve notes - Net..........................
Federal reserve bank notes in circulation.
All other lia bilitie s.....................................
TOTAL LIABILITIES...................................
Gold reserve against net deposit and note liabilities (A)
Cash reserve against net deposit and note liabilities (A)
Cash reserve against net deposit liabilities after setting
aside 40$ gold reserve against aggregate net liabilities
on Federal reserve notes in circulation (A )..........................
(A) Less items in transit,



between F« R. banks, viz.
(a) Amended figures.

54 . 888.000
38. 469.000
419,987,000
8, 903,000
964.000

153.000
$523,364,OOQ

marpw xi 1916
MARCH 31 , xyxo.

March 24, 1916December 30, 1915* October 1, 1915- Apri 1^ ; 1^5260,266,000
266,546,000
^ I ^ I n 'o o o
^ 6 3 0 ,0 0 0
77,293,000
I'pnp'nnn
' 949,000
±*5 1 ^ 9 9 9 .
1 t i p *.990.
' °
p ,Q 176 000
342,124,000
344,963,000
281, 656,000
239,gb,OwO
. 12,223 ,0.00
13,5.25 , 000
,l6>493,Qgg
354,347,000
358,488,000
300,149,000
264,803,000

‘
,1 'S I 'S S
10,926,000
21, 106,000
18,635,000
2j0 2 ^ 0 0 0
60, 550,000
(a) 40,134,000
, 32,66,9, 000.
(a) 133,403,000
24^849^000
12,628,000
( a)...ihiZl^QO
529, 998,000

54 . 910.000
35.088.000
423,816,000
9.977.000
1 . 053.000
154,000
529,998,000

14,278,000
16,859,000
13,696,000
— ^ 0 8 1 ,0 0 0
55,381,000
15,797,000
-12,220,000
83, 398,000
21 ^910.,000
20,767,000
6 ,5 ^ , 0 0 0
491, 110,000

54.915.000
15 . 101.000
400,012,000
13,486,000
»* • * » * « * «
7,596,000
491 , 110,000

,
1l j £
1 2 ,26 7 ,0 .0
15, 790,000
9,606,000
.... ^ > ^ 2 /0 0 0
44,880,000
27*381,000

15 >37^>00
11,194,000
5,326,000
411, 637,000

,
10<°75.°°=
{
15,244,000
) 8,359,000
1
i H ^ 'n n n
15,561/292
^ f a l 'n n n
v' ^ ^
10,289,000
2,309,0.02
339, 674,000

54. 728.000
15 , 000,000

36, 123,000

324,884,000
14 . 359.000

293, 954,000

2 , 666,000
4 11 , 637,000

9,597,000

339,674,000
81.6$

76 *0$

.74.2$
76*8$

84.6$
87*9$

82. 7$
87 . 5$

90. 3$

76.7$

77*6$

89 >6$

89.6 $

92.0 $

73*8$

$13, 128,000

12, 628,000

20, 767,000

11,194,000

10, 289,000

60C

R&l6aSVJEEKLY STATEffiNT°OF^RESOURCESnAND LIABILITIES^OF E A C H ^ T H E ^ L V E FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH 31, 1916.
(In thousands of dollars)
/

R E S O U R C E S .

Phila.
N. Y.
Boston
5,883
$
10,052
161,707
Gold coin and certif-in vault
7,766
3,125
6,329
Gold settlement fund
250
5
50
Gold redemption fund
_
168,286
13,699
13,188
Total gold reserve
Legal tender notes,silver,etc. _
55.
Total reserve
_ 137223
266
396
198
Bills discounted - Members
Bills “bought in open market
_ .12x239
15, 123- .5 *3 5 1
15,589
12,437
5,519
Total bills on hand
4,206
3,202
986
Investments: U- S. bonds
14.993 .3 /3 30
Municipal warrants_ 2,603
33,784 13,055
Total earning assest
_ 16,026
116
1 ,1 1 1
14,325
Federal reserve notes - Net
2.628
Due from other F. R. banks - Net 2,043
318
___ 43
.. 12 L
>•11 other resources
J~~ J -—l
I_z:TOTAL RESOURCES
v

Clevel*

Richm- Atlanta Chicago StILouis Minnls. Kas.Cy

4,768

5,674
4 ,111
1 0 ,7 3 3
320
___
3I3_
____ 3 L
21,432 15,814 10,105
240
1,085 ____ 12210,345"
15.941
22,517
3,963
6,165
336
754
1 , 27.8
.15.
l,6l4
6,180
4,717
l,4oo
1,676
4,224
11,630
9,749

-2*35.0

91

8.788
352
625
362

7,947

6.117

105

1,487

5,948
892
25,804

3,3^5
7,027
11,352
3,939

2,4l4
7,049
8,554

231

1,719

33,986
8,467
200
42,653'

4,957
3,497

,i ,i M-

J2L

43,802
1,645
2,027
3,672
6,682
. 3 , 6.20
13,974
1,537
7,99^

3,65*+
^,591

10_____ J O

8,464
9,.355601
954
1,555
3,339
1,241
6,135
980
1,324
885

8,275
482
8,757„
766
JJJ l

1,539
2,214
1*356.

5,109
1,170
2,981
141

Dallas

4,020
4,675
4,161 10,373
242
i 5_
8,901 14,635"
820
185
9,086 15,455
4,478
1,961
780

2,741
7,978

4,478
1,333

_222_

11,718___ 5,8 11
1,816
-.-522.

339

3,006
1,022
16,978
1,172
964

2,733
5,613
9.791
3.792

S-FranTOTAL
7,040 258,052
2,73S
75,640
10
1,548
9,788 335,440
12 .... 2x2M ..
9,800 3H5..17.8

492
21,267
1,142
4o,4o8
1,634
61,675
3,035
40,275
-1*832___ 33,.015..
...6,501 13^ 9 65
5^296
25,118
1 , 709(a) 13,128
208- 4.975

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 circulation
Due to other F. R. banks - Net
All other liabilities
TOTAL LIABILITIES

5,146
363
26,937
_ _

32,446

11,122
10,560
186,895

5,215
340
27,137

9,991
218,568

32,692

32,644

49
25,712

59
104
18,180

6,666
2,173
58,911

2,788
1,504
14,387

—
67,I5Q_ 18,679
iir ^

M E M O R A N D U M .
7,641
3,819
7,178 10,668 11,726 14,944
F. R. notes issued to the banks 10,446
75,125
980
1,231
116
352
931.
..i*53I_
l.lll
l4,..3.25_
F. R. notes in hands of banks
13,713
2,282
9.335
60
,
800
7,062
10,316
25.
F. R. notes in circulation
_________
7,641
6,856 "137944
3,819
7,178 10,668
Gold and lawful money with Agent 10,446 75, 125
980
231
116
1,537
352
parried to net assets
1,111 i4, 325
.3*232_
Carried to net liabilities
___ _____________________________________
(a) Items in transit i .e . total amounts due from less total amounts due



2,561
497
15,100

3,944
1,429
I8,l4l

54,888
38/469
419,987
8,903
964

—_
——
.
—
.153..
18,158 _ 23,*l?+2 .,.-21*229.. 21i5.ll. .523,364
—

13,065
1*110
11,895
13,065
1,170

9,909 14,869 10,842 190,232
166 "
...5.8 .. -31-„_5*296. -127,
r _
9,851
8,679 11,018 10,842 179,281
5,296

1,172

3,792

to other Federal reserve banks.

25,118
--8,903

Released for publication Sunday morning,•April

2, 1916,

• Not-earlier

STATEMENT OF FEDERAL RESERVE AGENTS1 ACCOUNTS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH 31, 1916.
(in thousands of dollars.)
Boston
Federal 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
amour.t returned to F. R.
Agent for redemption

N. Y.

Phila, Clevel. Richm. Atlanta Chicago St.Louis Minnls. Kas-,Cy. DaJ.3.aa

109,240

15,480

13,360

17,000

20,400

9,380

9,600

19,000

13,000

20,780

11,360

277,980

1,514

21,115

2,209

992

2,374

1,360

680

197

135

418

1,121

518

32,633

17,866

88,125

13,271

12,368

14,626

19,040

8,700

9,403

18,865

12,582

19,659

10,842

245,347

7,420

13,000

6,093

1,700

2,900

4,096

4,881

1,762

5,800

2,673

4,790

10,446

75,125

7,178

10,668

11,726

14,944

3,819

7,641

13,065

9,909

14,869

9,865

71,398

3,360

9,720

—

2,850

10,050

4,100

9,540

581

3,727

458

948

Credit balances :
In gold redemption fund

3,360

With Federal Reserve Board
As security for outstanding notes Commercial paper
10,446

Amount of commercial paper delivered
H to Federal Reserve Agent
--




iOIAu

$19,380

.-iuouiits held by F. R. Agent :
“V In redemption of liability on
outstanding notes:
On hand:
Gold coin and certificates

T O T A L

o,.Fran

75,125

7,178

. .

55,115

10,842

190,232

_ _

120,883

326

994

409

351

665

479

708

272

9,918

6,530

12,950

3,410

4,440

2,350

4,100

770

10,570

48,480

4,870

1,000

1,230

3,851

--

10,951

10,668 11,726

14,944

3,819

7,641

13,065

9,909

14,869

5,008

1,000

--

--

--

1,245

3,927

10,842
--

190,232

11,180

Released for publication Sunday morning April

9, 1916,

Not earlier.

605.

STATEMENT ,'FOR THE PRESS *
April 8, 1916*

The Federal Reserve Board made public today its regular weekly
/bank statement as at close of business on April 7, 3.916. The statement
indicates considerable activity of the banks in the open market during
the past week,trgsurting in an increase by about 11,8 millions in the
/
total amount of^/banks 1 earning assets. Among these assets are shown^/^
$1,932,000 of United States Treasury notes issued in exchange fojr^2per
cent bonds previously acquired by the Federal reserve banks .^"These notes
bear interest at the rate of 3 per cent per annum and are payable one year
after date of issue. The combined gold reserves of the banks decreased
during the week 7*9 millions, while the banks* aggregate casjh reserves
declined about 6.2 millions. Considerable net withdrawals of gold are
reported by the Boston, Atlanta, Chicago and Dallas banks.
The decrease in Boston*s gold reserve by about 1*5 millions
is practically offset by an increase in the total due from other Federal
reserve banks. As against a reduction of 1*5 millions in its gold holdings,
Atlanta reports the purchase of over one-half million of United States
bonds and the deposit with the Agent of 1 million dollars to enable it to
withdraw maturing paper, The increase by 1,7 millions in the amount of
United States bonds on hand more than accounts for the loss of 1.1 millions
of Chicago’ s gold reserve^ while the purchase of about 1*5 millions of
United States bonds fully offsets the decrease of 1*3 millions in Dallas1
gold reserve,
A renewal of discount activity after a period of comparative
inaction is shown for the Chicago and Dallas banks.
The aggregate^discounted paper held by the banks indicates for the first time during the
present year an increase over the figures shown for the preceding week*
Acceptances on hand show an increase of 1.7. millions, the New York and
Philadelphia banks reporting the largest gains under*this head. Of the
total holdings of this class of paper the three banks on the Eastern
seaboard are credited with over 80 per cent. Of the total amount of paper
on hand 31,7 per cent matures within 30 days and 34,1 per cent after 30
but within 60 days.
The week witnessed the purchase by 7 banks of nearly
5 millions of United States bonds, also an increase of 2#2 millions in
the holdings of municipal warrants, Cleveland reporting the purchase of
about 2 millions of notes issued by Ohio municipalities*




-2-

-605-

Of the total earning assets of 146.8 millions, bonds coil-*
stitute at present 30.3 per cent, acceptances — 28.7 per cen^^waj. rants - 24.0 per cent; discounts - 15,2 per cent ; and United States
Treasury notes 1.3 per cent.
The ratio of total earning assets to
paid-in capital now stands at 268 per csnt, as against 246 per cent
the week before, and 163 per cent reported at the end of the first week
in the present year.
Government deposits show a, decrease for the week of about
1 .5 millions, the New York bank reporting the net withdrawal of 2.2
millions of Government funds. The aggregate member bank deposits in­
creased about 3.5 millions , largely with the Boston, New York, and
Cleveland banks.
The outstanding circulation of Federal reserve bank notes
increased about 0,3 million.
Federal Reserve Agents report a total of
190.5 millions net of Federal reserve notes issued to the banks, against
which they hold 180.6 millions of gold and 10.8 millions of paper. The
banks show a note circulation of 166.3 millions, and aggregate liabilities
thereon of 9.5 million dollars.




Released for publication Sunday morning April 9, 1916 .
Mot Earlier.
-605-a^STATEMENT OF COMBINED RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF THE TWELVE FEDERAL ]IESERVE BANKS OF THE UNITED STATES AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS APRIL
R E S O U R C E S .
'
April 7, 1916
Gold coin and certificates in vault............. f......................... $2 4 5,77 8 ,OGC
Gold settlement f u n d . . . . ............................................................. 80 Oil 000
Gold redemption fund with United States Treasurer...............
1.549,000
Total gold reserve............. ............................ ...................$327] 338,000“
Legal tender notes, silver, etc.................... ...........................
11 .600.000
Total reserve................................... .................................... $338,938,000
Bills discounted and "bought :
Maturities: Within 10 days................................................. ..
6,911 000
From 11 to 30 days..............................................
13,558^000
"
31 to 60 days.......................... ...................
21, 930,000
"
6l to 90 days..............................................
20, 134,000
Over 90 days.........................................................
1.85:! .OOP
Tota l ................................................................................... .$ 64,384,000
Investments: United States Bonds............................................
45,226,000 1
One-year United States Treasury Notes...........
1.932,000
Municipal Warrants..............................................
35.256 .000
^
Total earning assets......................................................... $146,798,000 ’
^Federal reserve notes - Net.....................................................
21,761,000
Due frou Federal reserve banks - Net.....................................
I l ,l 6 l 000
All other resources..................................................................
7.587 000
TOTAL RESOURCES..................................................................
$526,245,000
L I A B I L I T I E S Capital paid in .......................................... ..................... ..........
$ 54,843,000
Government deposits................................................. ...............
37,016,000
Reserve deposits - N e t . . . . . .................................................
4*23,497,000
Federal reserve notes - Net....... ............................................
9,500,000
Federal reserve bank notes in circulation............. .............
1,251,000
All other l i a b i l i t i e s ............................................................
1^8 000
TOTAL LIABILITIES.............................................................. $526,245,OOcH
Gold reserve against net deposit and note liabilities (A)
Cash reserve against net deposit and note liabilities (A)
Cash reserve against net deposit ;
liabilities after setting
^ aside 40$ gold reserve against aggregate nonliabilities
cn Federal reserve notes in circulation (A ) .............................
(A) Less items in transit between F .'R . banks, viz.

.



larch 31 , 1916 .

January 7. 1916*

October 8, 1915-

258, 052,000
75.64o,ooo
- 1.548.000
335,240,000
9. 938,000
345, 178,000

272, 018,000
81, 150,000
1 . 250.000
354, 418,000
12,888,000
367, 306,000

227, 769,000
55,850,000
1 . 212,000
284,831,000
21.302,000
306, 133,000

7 . 126.000
11 . 721.000
21.409.000
19 . 453.000
1.966.000
'6 1 , 675,000
40, 275,000

6 , 605,000
14.074.000
17 . 715.000
13,247,000
3.938,000
55.579.000
16.734.000

5,893,000
13,786,000
15,257,000
9 , 109,000
1,320,000
^5 , 365,000
9,483,000

7, 1916.

April 9,1915*

238, 638,000
902.000
239,540,000
30,018.000
269,558,000
| 11,798,000
14,534,000
1 8, 869,000

35, 251,000
6, 813,000

• • « *« * ••

*• « •* »».

^ 3, 015,000
134. 965.000
25.118.000
13,128,000
4,975.000
523,364,000

17,097,000
89.410.000
24. 156.000
1 1 . 137.000
7,078.000
499,087,000

27 , 029,000
91,877,000
15 , 523,000
7.723.000
3.124.000
414,380,000

15.938,000
58,002,000
4.826.000
5 . 659.000
2,656,000
340,701,000

54.888.000
38.469.000
419, 987,000
8. 903,000
964,000
...15.3,000
523, 364,000

54.895.000
23.841.000
407,244,000
12.982.000

54. 781.000
15 , 000,000
326, 787,000
15 . 225.000

36. 165.000
294, 042,000
10. 449.000

125.000
499,087,000

2,587.000
414,380,000

_ 45.000
340, 701,000

71-3a1
73*9$

73*8$
76 . 0$

81 . 9#
84.8$

81.§$
87 . 6$

80.1$
90. 2$

74.6

76.756

86.2$

89. 8$

92. 0$

. ,,
,
$ 11 . 16 1 ,0c?

13,128.000

11 .,137,000

7 , 723,000

5,659,000

Released for publication Sunday morning April 9, 1916.
Not earlier.
605 b.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF EACH OF THE TWELVE FEDEHAL RESERVE BANKS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS APRIL 7, 1916.
(in thousands of dollars)
R E S O U R C E S .
Boston
N. Y.
Phila. Clevel. Richm. Atlanta Chicago St.Louis Minnls . Kas.Cy . Dallas S . Fran
TOTAL
Gold coin and certif. in vault
$6,363 156,763
5,667 11,666
4,997
3,569
6,641 245,778
4,066
3,905
4,798
5,563 31,780
Gold settlement fund
5,278
8,106
9,157
80,011
7,380
4,769
2,974
4,688
2,751
3,986
9,972 11,424
9,526
Gold redemption fund
5
250
50
30
10
1,549
76
248
274
291
200
33
82
Total gold reserve
11,646 165,119 13,097 21,671 16,496
8,287
8,911
13,310
327,338
9,065
9,625
8,605 41,506
Legal tender notes, silver,etc.
7
4.499
2.488
824
11,600
957
79
1.080
483
193
13
275
702
Total reserve
11.653 169.618 15.585 22.628 16.575
9.104
8.380 42.586
9.889
8,770
14,012
9,638 338,938
Bills discounted - Members
283
389
317
2,407
706
1,935
4,665
519
32,268
507
600
6,228
3,712
—
Bills bought in open market
1JU-64
16.072
854
5.604
1.096
832
1.209
1.346
15
766
2.158
42,116
Total bills on hand
12,447
16,461
2,767
1,560
5,921
4,565
1,696
4,665
64,384
4,478
1,728
1,853
6,243
Investments: U. S. bonds
3,288
2,449
3,339
1,864
8,090
4,490
1,990
2,818
3,035
45,226
3,849
8,338
1,676
_ _
-_
-——
——
One year U.S.Treas.notes - 350
1,532
50
1,932
_
—
- Municipal warrants
2,578
14.824
999
3.711
1.257
1.381
3.308
4.950
60
2.188
35,256
Total earning assets
18.313
35.266 13.719 10.702
5,155 11,856
7.483
6,951 146.798
7,979
6.468 16.614
6.292
_
-Federal reserve notes ~ Net
719
1,557
10,384
1,025
1,128
375
1,083
5,318
21,761
172
-Due from other F. R. banks- Net 3,456
1,238
5,786
688
3,192
l,49 8(a )ll,1 6 1
3,173
279
1,080
622
1,352
A13^ other resources
110
403
309
1.019
572
714
194
15 ... 3,810
96
310
7.587
35
' TOTAL RESOURCES
34.156 219.078 32.745 34.294 25.669 18.802 67,115 18.608 18.-355 22.601 22,426 23,599 526,245
L I A B I L I T I E S .
Capital paid in
5,140
Government deposits
549
Reserve deposits - Net
28,467
-Federal reserve notes - Net
F, R. bank notes in circulation
—Due to other F. R. banks — Net
—_
All other liabilities
TOTAL LIABILITIES
34.156

11,123
8,327
188,425
——

5,215
1,111
26,419
——

5,948
936
27,410
-—

3,345
6,836
11,372
4,086

2,383
7,468
8,843
--

6,667
1,209
59,239
--

2,788
1,737
14,083
--

2,563
521
15,271
_ ——
i

3,006
1,042
16,229
1,073
1,251

2,734
5,695
9,656
4,341
--

11,203
~—
219.078

——
32,745

——
34.294

30
25.669

108
18.802

- 67.115

-18.608

-18.355

-22.601

-22.426

14,944
3,814
7,628 13,144
1.083
1.557
1,025
1,128
13.861
2.257
6,603 1?,016
14,944
3,814
7,628 13,144
1,083
1,557
1,025
1,128
- —______ ~ ~______ ~ ~______ ~
from less total amounts due to

9,849

M E M O R A N D U M .
F. R. notes issued to the banks 10,418
74,959
7,154 10,639 11,153
F. R. notes in hands of banks
719
10.384
172
375__284
F. R. notes in circulation
9.699
64.575
6.982 10.254 10.869
Gol^l and lawful money with Agentl0,418
74,959
7,154 10,629
6,783
Sarried to net assets
719
10,384
172
375
Carried to net liabilities
— —_______ - -_______ - -_____- -____ 4.086
(a) Itemsin transit i .e . total amounts due

i


3,931
1,585
18,083
---

54,843
37,016
423,497
9,500
1,251

-. 138
23,599 - 526.245

16,009 10,835 190,536
157 17
5,318 22,219
9,692 15,992
5,517 168.317 ^
8,619 11,651 10,835 180,578-5,318
21,761
1,07 3
4,341___ ~ ~__ 9, 500
other F. R. banks.

iteieased for paDliCaxxon Sunday morning, April S, 1
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STATEMENT OF FEDERAL RESERVE AGENTS1 ACCOUNTS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS APRIL 7, 191&(ln thousands of dollars)

Federal reserve notes :
Received from the Comptroller
Returned to the Comptroller
jsfiliargea'ble to F. R. Agent
In hands of F. R. Agent
Issued to F. R. Bank less
amount returned to F, R.
Agent for redemption
Amounts held by F.°*R* Agent :
In redemption of liability on
± outstanding notes;
On hand:
Gold coin and certificates

Clevel. Richm. Atlanta Chicago St.Louis Minnls« Kas.Cy. Dallas S.Fran

Boston

N. Y.

$20,380

109,240

15,480

13,360

17,000

20^400

9,380

9,600

19,000

13,000

1,692

21,281

2,233

1,031

2,447

1,360

685

210

146

478

18,688

87,959

13,247

12,329

14,553

19,040

8,695

9,390

18,854

12,522

8,270

13,000

6,093

1,700

3,400

4,096

4,881

1,762

5,710

2,673

10,418

74,959

7,154

10,629

n ,i 5 3

14,944

3,814

7,628

13,144

9,849

9,865

71,398

3,360

9,700

2,850

10,140

4,100

9,540

553

3,561

434

929

751

—

--

Credit balances:
In gold redemption fund
With Federal Reserve Board

Phila.

3,360

- -

As security for outstanding notes:
Commercial paper
- -

T O T A L

10,418

353

994

4o4

388

654

619

6,430

13,950

3,410

4,390

2,350

4,370
7.4,959

7,154

10,629

11,153

14,944

5,151

_ —■

3,814

7,628

13,144

20, 780. 11,360
1,188'

total

278,980

525

33,276

19,592 10,835

245,704

3,583

- -

16,009 10,835

55,168

190,536

120,953

265

9,905

3,900

1,360 10,570

49,720

1,230

4,358

9,849

—

16,009 10,835

9,958

190,536

Amount of commercial paper delivered




1,237

4,382

10,770