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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
H.4.1

(For Immediate Release)

August 6, 1953.

CONDITION OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
Member Bank Reserves and Related Items

During the week ended August 5, Member bank reserves increased
$85 million. The principal changes supplying reserves were decreases of
$381 million in Treasury deposits with Federal Reserve Banks and $11
million in Other deposits with Federal Reserve Banks. The principal offsetting changes were decreases of $148 million in Reserve Bank credit and
$50 million in Gold stock, and increases of $95 million in Money in circulation, $12 million in Treasury cash holdings, and $10 million in Foreign
deposits with Federal Reserve Banks.
The decrease of $148 million in Reserve Bank credit resulted from
a decrease of $186 million in Loans, discounts and advances and an increase
of $37 million in Float.

Member Bank Reserves
and Related Items

August 5,
1953

Change since
August 6,
July 29,
1952
1953

(In millions of dollars)
Reserve Bank credit:
U. S. Government securities-Bought outright
Held under repurchase agreement
Loans, discounts and advances
Float
Total
Gold stock

24,964
564

— —

-186

+2,073
-

86
283

625
26,153
22,227
4,658

+ 37
-148
- 50
+ 5

+
9
+1,713
-1,123
+ 95

Money in circulation
Treasury cash holdings
Treasury deposits with F. R. Banks
Foreign deposits with F. R. Banks
Other deposits with F. R. Banks
Other F. R. accounts (net)

30,139

+ 95
+ 12

+1,098

860

- 11
- 3

Member bank reserves

19,614

+ 85

646

18,950
664

+ 45

+ 40

- 725
+ 79

-106

-

Treasury currency outstanding

Required reserves (estimated)
Excess reserves (estimated)
Daily averages for period-Estimated excess reserves of member banks
Member bank borrowings at F. R. Banks

1,276

46o
557
332

598

618

-381
+ 10

+ 4

3

+

190

+

138

- 170
+ 77

35
64o

U. S. Government securities held in custody by the Federal Reserve
Banks for foreign account were $2,378 million, a decrease of $6 million for
the week and an increase of $4l8 million from the comparable date a year ago.




H.4.1(a)

STATEMENT OF CONDITION
OF THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS COMBINED
(In thousands of dollars)
Change since
August 6,
July 29,
1952
1953

August 5,
1953

A S S E T S
Gold certificates
Redemption fund for F. R, notes
Total gold certificate reserves
Other cash
Discounts and advances
Industrial loans
J. S. Government securities:
Bought outright—
Bills
Certificates
Notes
Bonds
Total bought outright
Held under repurchase agreement
Total U. S. Government securities

20,243,101
792,222
21,035,323
336,786
560,658
2,978

Total loans and securities
Due from foreign banks
F. R. notes of other banks
Uncollected cash items
Bank premises
Other assets
TOTAL ASSETS

+

51,001
911
50,090
13,976
186,188
120

- 1,214,152
+
95,818
- 1,110,334
1,604
281,924
l,48l
1,306,404
6,798,000
8,205,598
641,448
2,072755%

1,672,304
4,995,716
13,773,671
A521475
24,963,666

+
+
+

24,963,666

+ 1,907,054

25,527,302
23
181,155
3,390,182
49,995
146,908
50,667,674

186,308

+
+

1,987
97,168
139
9,319

85,500

+ 1,703,649
+
+

752
188,179

4706,863
i

136,097

L I A B I L I T I E S
Federal Reserve notes
Deposits:
Member bank—reserve accounts
U. S. Treasurer—general account
Foreign
Other
Total deposits
Deferred availability cash items
Other liabilities and accrued dividends
TOTAL LIABILITIES

25,883,042

89,569 + 1,002,601

19,613,596
460,4l4
556,615
331,978
20,962,603
2,764,858
17,449
49,627,952

645,913
190,492
170,013
9,977
11,187
76,907
548,527
297,573
134,844 +
178,747
2,514
, M ? 4 i,
344,042 + "5357335

C A P I T A L
A C C O U N T S
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS

260,711
584,676
27,543
166,792
50,667,674

Ratio of gold certificate reserves to deposit
and F. R. note liabilities combined
Contingent liability on acceptances purchased
for foreign correspondents
Industrial loan commitments

84,645

381,008

+
+

27
7,972
"3367097

+
10,771
+706,863
2.9%

44.9%
25,406
3,574

14,423
46,334

+
+

2,091
25

+
-

16,313
2,533

MATURITY DISTRIBUTION OF LOANS AND SECURITIES. AUGUST 5, 1953
(Securities held under repurchase agreement are classified as maturing
within 15 days in accordance with maximum maturity of the agreements.)

Within 15 days
16 to 90 days
91 days to 1 year
Over 1 year to 5 years
Over 5 years to 10 years
Over 10 years
Total



Discounts and
advances
494,474
66,014
170

560,650

Industrial
loans
572
387
1,491
528
2,970

U. S. Government
securities
559,400
2,139,129

13,023,616

6,452,264
1,374,400
1,414,857
24,963,666

STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS ON AUGUST 5, 1953
(In thousands of dollars)

H.4.l(b)
A S S E T S

Mpls. Kans.Cy.

Dallas SanFran.

Gold certificates
Redemption fund for
F. R. notes

20,243,101 666,979 6,403,017 1193,461 1429,698 713,324 605,504 4423,738 505,681

323,954 911,487

500,324 2565,934

792,222

Boston

64,26l

New York

107,022

Phila.

Cleve.

Rich. Atlanta Chicago St.Louis

Total

59,538

85,473

76,095

61,046

124,730

50,440

25,950

40,167

31,213

66,287

Total gold certificate
21,035,323 731,240 6,510,039 1252,999 1515,171 789,419 666,550 4548,468 556,121 349,904 951,654 531,537 2632,221
reserves
336,786
Other cash
560,658
Discounts and advances
2,978
Industrial loans
U. S. Govt, securities:
Bought outright-1,672,304
Bills
4,995,716
Certificates
13,773,671
Notes
4,521,975
Bonds
Total
c
Held under repurchase
agreement

29,323
12,875

61,297
95,743
—

—

23,321
8,868
2,214

24,174
57,020
--

15,572
38,623
100

28,209
38,979
557

115,388
371,692 104,751 162,436 119,547 102,487
344,704 1,110,378 312,927 485,249 357,124 306,177
950,383 3,061,419 862,769 1337,878 984,624 844,l6i
312,016 1,005,081 283,252 439,233 323,258 277,143

72,599

80,296
—

17,050
13,161
— —

5,726
13,488

107

10,723
29,187

10,894
57,308

- -

37,898
115,110
— —

247,414 90,376
66,407
50,753
78,505 162,548
739,086 269,949 151,600 198,379 234,544 485,599
2037,732 744,274 417,976 546,953 646,660 1338,842
668,999 244,349 137,224 179,568 212,302 439,550

Total U. S, Government
securities
2k,963,666 1722,491 5,548,570 1563,699 2424,796 1784,553 1529,968 3693,231 1348,948 757,553 991,307 1172,011 2426,539
Total loans and
securities

25,527,302 1735,366 5,644,313 1574,781 2481,816 1823,276 1569,504 3773,527 1362,109

Due from foreign banks
1
23
F.E.notes of other banks 181,155
6,086
Uncollected cash items 3,390,182 263,443
Bank premises
5,048
49,995
Other assets
146,908
10,595

TOTAL ASSETS



2
2
14,782
7,893
624,868 224,110 296,188
4,566
4,323
7,127
31,214
14,845
9,019
1/

7

30,092

1
1
1
3
21,146
18,100 18,151
6,670
278,921 232,044 546,735 146,517
4,829
3,651
2,925
6,755
21,318
10,393
9,721
7,487

771,148 1020,494 1229,319 2541,649
1

1
1
8,687
9,308
96,394 178,453 147,006
606
1,035
2,163
4,405
6,564
7,253

14,892

2
25,348
355,503
6,967
14,094

50,667,674 2781,102 12,908,957 3103,337 4344,655 2943,557 2527,780 8987,556 2098,880 1243,505 2179,360 1935,303 5613,682
l/ After deducting $16,000 participations of other Federal Reserve Banks.

H.4.1(c)
L I A B I L I T I

STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF TSE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS ON AUGUST 5, 1953
(In thousands of dollars)
Total

Boston

New York

Phila.

Cleve.

Rich. Atlanta

Chicago St. Louis

Mpls. Kans.Cy.

Dallas SanFran.

25,883,042 1590,963 5,694,670 1842,065 2409,527 1781,832 1377,551 5003,988 1174,707 634,886 1014,738 734,128 2623,987
Federal Reserve notes
Deposits:
Member bank-reserve accts. 19,613,596 824,423 5,926,642 914,897 1513,067 814,402 846,495 3270,938 699,830 453,466 915,853 971,786 2461,797
25,590
$3,845
37,781
31,587
U.S.Treasurer-general acct.
4S0,4l4
25,766
88,932
32,943
36,168
32,996
29,767
52,717
32,322
21,090 24,975 56,074
Foreign
556,615
33,855 1/165,321
41,625
51,060
27,750
23,865
76,035
21,090 13,875
2,298
747
31,237
1,756
Other
331,978
4,310 " 269,532
1,664
5,124
4,283
1,020
1,277
8,730
Total deposits
Deferred avail, cash items
Other liabilities and
accrued dividends

20,962,603

888,354

6,450,427

17,449

1,181

4,452

TOTAL LIABILITIES
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS

49,627,952 2715,606 12,616,982 3025,784 4249,176 2887,937 2480,159 8844,872 2056,638 1215,382 2138,455 1887,230 5509,731
260,711 14,239
81,454
17,789 24,715
11,296
10,996 33,427
8,970
5,825
9,991 13,154
28,855
584,676
36,462
167,503
43,578 54,064
29,248
25,803 84,628 23,628 15,131 21,925
25,581
57,325

Contingent liability on
acceptances purchased
for foreign correspondents
Industrial loan commitments

2,764,858

27,543
166,792

235,108

3,011
11,784

991,129 1605,419

467,433 191,610

232,110

980

2,120

7,319
35,699

4,489
11,697

1,006
15,694

879,431

901,147 3400,967 761,972

225,774 200,555 437,224 119,184
900

3,349
11,727

906

762
10,060

2,693

1,429
23,200

775

521
9,123

500,684 977,022 1023,098 2582,953

79,078 146,064

129,288

301,430

631

716

1,361

734

1,073
6,094

1,137
7,852

1,307
8,231

2,l4o
15,631

50,667,674 2781,102 12,908/957 3103,337 4344,655 2943,557 2527,780 8987,556 2098,880 1243,505 2179,360 1935,303 5613,682

25,406
3,574

1,550 2/ 7,494

1,906
1,831

2,338
749

1,270
52

1,093

3,481
41

965

635

965

901

1,143

2,566

FEDERAL RESERVE AGENTS' ACCOUNTS
F. R. notes outstanding
Collateral for F.R. notes;
Gold certificates
Eligible paper
U. S. Govt. securities
Total collateral




26,821,345 1653,505

5,907,889 1908,742 2498,518 1865,602 1436,054 5102,970 1220,448 651,359 1039,179 766,857 2770,222

12,003,000 390,000 3,920,000 745,000 800,000 450,000 310,000 2800,000 280,000 145,000 280,000 183,000 1700,000
92,650
12,600
13,250 28,826
38,148
8,15
282,214
12,295 2 76,290
1200,000 1700,000 1450,000 1200,000 24oo,ooo 1025,000 525,000 8oo,ooo
15,600,000 1300,000 ,100,000
,
- . 6oo,ooo 1300,000
„—
27,885,214 1702,295 6/09*5,290 1953,155 2500,000 1938,148 1510,000 5200,000 1317,600683,250 1108,826783,000 3092,650
l/ After deducting $391,275,000 participations of other Federal Reserve Banks.
2/ After deducting $17,912,000 participations of other Federal Reserve Banks.