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Released for publication Sunday morning December 23, 1917*

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STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS •
December 22, 1917,
Aggregate increases of 92.5 millions in Government deposits anu
reduction; by 159,6 millions in total member bank deposits are indicated
by the Federal Reserve Board’ s weekly bank statement as at close of busi­
ness on December 21, 1917, The banks1 combined reserves declined by about
6#7 millions, while their outstanding circulation shows an increase for the
week of 74*3 millions. As the result of transfers of gold to Agents for
maturing paper and newly issued Federal Reserve notes the Banks1 note re­
serve shows an increase from 60.8 to 62.2 per cent, while their net deposit
reserve declined from 65.0 to 63.4 per cent. The ratic of total reserve to
combined net deposit and Federal Reserve note liabilities shows a slight de­
cline from 63.2 to 62.9 oer cent.
New York reports net liquidation of 84.2 millions of discounted
paper, and even larger decreases in the holdings of collateral notes secured
by Liberty bonds and certificates. Total earning assets of the Bank declined
76.8 millions, member bank.deposits - 97,3 millions, and total reserves 13.2 millions, while thebankfs outstanding note circulation increased 21.9
millions*
Chicago reports an increase of 32.6 millions in M i l s on hand, and
of 25.5 millions in earning assets. Government deposits at the bank in­
creased 26.4 millions. Member ban V, deposits declined 13.7 millions, while
Federal Reserve notes in circulation increased 16.8 millions. All the banks
outside of Boston and New York report larger amounts of bills on hand, while
all the banks except Dallas show larger amounts of Federal Reserve notes in
circulation, than the week before.
Discounted bills on Jfcand indicate liquidation of 19.9 millions for
the week, the net decrease of nearly 100 millions reported by the New York
and Boston banks being largely offset by substantial gains shown for the
Philadelphia, Richmond, Chicago and St. Louis banks. Of the total discounts
held 146.8 millions, as against 251.2 millions the week before,is represented
by member banks1 collateral notes secured by Liberty bonds and CertificatevS
of indebtedness, while the amount of other discounted paper similarly secured
aggregates 142.6 millions as against 120.2 millions a week ago. Holdings <
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of discounted bills secured by Liberty bonds and U. S. Certificates of in­
debtedness are at present about 82 millions below the total shown the week
before. Acceptances held by the banks show the rccord total of 277.9 millions
an increase of 23.5 millions for the week, divided largely between the New
York and Chicago banks* As the result of liquidation on a large scale of
short-term collateral notes the share of 15-day paper in the total bill hold­
ings of the banks shows a decline from 50 to about 42 per cent, while the
proportion of 60-day paper increased from less than 20 to over 28 per cent.
Temporary purchases of Certificates of indebtedness in some volume are report­
ed by the Cleveland Bank, while the New York Bank reports the disposal of prac
tically the entire amount of certificates held the previous week.
Total holdings of Government securities shew an increase of 6.8
millions for the week,- Earning assets aggregate IOC 1.1 millions nd ccn^iitute 1548 per cent of the banks1 paid-in capital as against 1542 per cent the
week before. Of the total, discounts constitute 64.2 per cent; acceptances
25.7 per cent; Government securities 10 per cent; and warrants 0.1 per cent.
Aggregate increases of 0412,000 in paid-in capital as the result of accesion
to the system of State banks and Trust companies are reported by 7 Reserve
banks. Large increases of Government deposits are shown for the Cleveland,
Chicago and San Francisco banks, while member bank reserve deposits declined
at all Reserve, banks.
For the past week Reserve Agents report additional net issues of
$66,062,000 of notes. Against the total of $1,295,069,000 outstanding the
Agents hold at present 0746,307,000 of gold and $602,074,000 of paper. The
banks report a total of $1,227,642,000 of Federal. Reserve notea in actual cir­
culation, or 374,257,§05 more than the week before.




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. . mTSUEtfT OP COMBINED RESOURCES A / 1, LIABILITIES OJ 'JE5II1: TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE .BANKS AT CLOSE OF 3l"SIu3S3 DECjSviBER 21 , " 19I 7 .
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December
21, 1917
December 14, 19x7 .
December 32,191
t-r*,ud co a sad certj-Aicates in v a u l t . , ............. v524,3 50,000
$ 502, 840,000
$269 627 000
Gold Settlement Fund - P. R. Board......... ..................... ......3 0 4 ,6 0 4 ,0 0 0
393,310,000
1 7 8 /8 1 1 0 0 0
Gold with foreign agencies............. ......................................... 52.500.000
52,500,000
Total gold held by banks............................... ........................ 881,454,000
9597150,000
4 4 8 ,^ 8 ,0 0 0
683,37*5,000
278,528,000
Gold with Federal Reserve Agents.......................................... ..746,307,000
Gold redemption fund................... ............................ <.............. . 17,782.000
17.710,000
1 479,000
$1,645,543,000
$ 1 , 650, 238,000
728, 445,000
al gold reserves........... . ............ . .......... .........................
tender notes, silver 3 e t c .......... .............................
48.127.000
50, 146.000 6 , 025,000

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............... .................................... .........
"Bills discounted for Members and F. R. Banks..................... *693,509,000
Bills bought in open m r k e t . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................... 277,943,000
Totu.1 b i n s on h a n d ................. .............................................
U. S. Government long-term securities........... ........................
U. S. Goverment short-tensi securities......... . .......... .
Municipal warrants............. .................................. ......................
Total earning a s s e t s . . . ............................. ............................
Doe frcci otner F. R. Banks - net................ .......... ................. 41,375,000
^collected items........................................................................323.574.000
Total deduction from gross deposits......................... ..........
5$ Redemption fund against F. R, Bank notes..........................
All other r eso u rc e s............................................ ....................

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F. R. Bank notes in circulation, net liability.................
All other liabilities.............................................................
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total liabilities.
Gold resetvs against net deposit liabilities...................
Gold and lawful money reserve against net deposit liabilities,
Gold reserve against F. R. Notes in actual circulation..



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1 , 009, 852,000

69,440,000 55*765 ,000

69,352,000

ernment deposits........................... ............................ 221, 761,000
to members - reserve account..........................................1,339,434,000
Member bank deposits.......................................... ...................................
Collection items
.....................................................
205,319,000
d e p o s i t s ,

1,700,384,000
734,470,000
?2 297 000
124! 633!000
967, 353.000 156, 930,000
53,774,000 43,504,000
48,046,000 11,167,000
994,000 10.557.000
1,070,673,000
22205^000
49,318,000
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351 , 150,000 49,318,000
537 000
400 000
2,S10l000 ■ 3.506[000

3 , 142, 956,000

^tal p a id - in ......................................................

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1,693,670,000
713,431,000
254!4281000
971, 452,000
50,438,000
58,130,000
1,102,000
1,081,122,000
31,494,000
319, 656,000
364,949,000
537,000
2,678.000

129, 285,000

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648,787,000

196, 767,000

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1 , 331 , 272,000
1,227,642,000
3,000,000
" 5.190.000
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1 , 153 , 385,000
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WEEKLY SlAEBifiW QF R ESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF EACH OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKSAT CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECSkBilR >u,- x9,^',
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(in thousands of dollars)
RESOURCES;
Boston
H. Y, Phila. Glevl,
Richm.Atlanta Chicago St.Louis Minn. Kans.Cy,
. S. Fran.
Total
Gold coin and certificates in vault 24,266
336,355 16,427 30,200
6,210
5,667 32,526
5,507 14,796
1,550 12,53 h 34,dl'J
524,350
Gold 'Settlement Fund F.R.Board
4,101
23,003 24,667 50,950
18,526 13,470 58,314 10,842 10,329 37.349 2 2 , 5 9 0 2 0 . 2 3^4,504
-- lo, 1.18— _L675___ 4J725
1.837
1.575
7.350 ,,g. 100
£.100
2 .625
1.838 2.586
52.500
Gold with foreign agencies
Total gold held by banks
32,042
379,469 46,969 85,875
26,573 20,712 108,190 18,449 27,225 41,524 36,963 57.463 881,454
G ^ i with Federal Reserve Agents
35,600
230,777 53,078 54,677
31,652 45,801 120,961 32,581 30,936 42,052 25,062 43,130 746,307
d J P redemption fund
.1,QQQ-- 3-P<0QQ___1 ,5 0 0
18
496
846
585
733
873
509
1.205
17
17.78g
Total gold reserves
68,642
620,246 101*547 1 4 0 ^ 5 7 0 5 8 , 7 2 1
67,359 229,736 51,763 59,034 84,085 63,230 100,6104,645,543
"Legal tender notes, silver, etc,
.4^49.2-- 4 0 j l £ < _ 3 7 l __ _ 205.
155
454 456 409
390
51
566
394 48.127
Total reserves
73,134
660,430 101,918 140,775
5o,876 67,813 230,192 52,172 59,424 84,136 63,796 101,0041,693,670
Bills disc for Members & F.R.B^nks 65,417
258,796 44,272 50,716 30,921 16,469 107,167 40,316 13,645 39,626
9,297 22,867 693,509
Bills bought in open market
4,741
138,654 21.059 27.205
13.723
7.296
9.027
7.581
9.405
1.730 15.860 21.662 277.943
Total bills on hand
70,158
397,450 65,331 77,921
44,644 23,765 116,194 47,897 23,050 35,356
25,157 44,529 971,452
U.S. Govt, long-term securities
610
2,095
6,894
8,268
1,221
4,897
7,007
2,233
1,888
8,849
4,021 2,455
50,438
U. S. Gi.vt. short-term securities
2,294
4,640
2,648 34,221
1,969
1,491
3,368
1,444
1,341
1,784
1,430 1,500
58,130
...
363
...
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25
...
150
...
1.102
Municipal warrants
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Total earning assets
73,062
404,696 74,917 120,419
47,834 30,516 126,569 51,574 26,304 45,989 30,758 46,4843*081,122
: Utta frvm -ther F.R.Banks - -Hat
4,909
...
2,302
.1,827
4,664
7,206
. . . 12,175 7,100
2,247
. . . 18,139(a)41,375
Uncollected items
19,655
75.882 32.765 22.549
16.521 19.612 50.271 18.403 11.579 26.535 13.318 16.484 323.574
To-Ltl deductions from gross depoai-fa 24, 564
75,682 35,067 24,37 6 21,165 26,818 50,271 30,578 18,679 ; 28,782
13,318 34,623 364,949
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Redemption fund against F. 3- Bk notes ,,
...
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.... . . "
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400
137
. . . 537
All other resources
--........... .
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17 2
364
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517 580
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1.0^5
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2.678
TOTAL RESOURCES
170,760 1,141,008 211,902 285,570 128,067 125,511 407,032 134,641 104,987 159,307 109,054 184,1113,142,956
I A 3 I L I I I E S
*5 664
Capital paid in
5, 804
18, 207
8, ots
69, 852
2j,811
4, 146
5, 869
9;,032
>
3, 474
2j,615
3j,396
2, 795
6, 029
Ck/vernment deposits
22, 760
,043 28,,549
8, .440 60, 465 10, 219
8j,501 12,,631
Q, 307
5, 330 39, 487 221, 761
63S>, 645 77, 062 99, 007 41, 834 37 j,069 162,,297 49, 463 39 j,772 69,,208 45, 058 64, 7471,389, 434
Due to members - reserve account
70, 372
Cell« cf i f r -iter, a '
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47, 66© 27, 348 17, 36S 13, 397 12 j,019 26,,667 13, 981
•i t e l i 612
4,,917 U , ,538
6, 977
9, 34$ 205, 819
Due to ether F.R. Banks - net
• •+
13, 865
4,,215
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«• t
1, 114
ax 021
Other deposits incl.f or. Govt, credit?,
131
83
84
28
21
2, 372
2, 468
14, 2£8
727, 951 112, 850 177, 021 65, 450 57, 214 224, 100 71, 835 53, 211 93,,395 58, 479 116, 0471,831, 272
92, 913
Total gros3 deposits
391, 544 92, 543 99, 899 58, 953 65,,486 173, 806 59, 532 49, 161 54,,119 47, 780 63, 8431.,227, 642
70, 976
F.R.notes in actual circulation
F.R.Bk notes in circulation,net liab.
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8, 000
9
8, 000
All other liabilities
620
631
94
3, 306
397
1, 067
t
75
6. 190
TOTAL LIABILITIES
170, 760 ]-.141, 008 2 U , 902 285, 570 128, 067 125,,511 407. 032 134, 841 104,,967 159,,307 109, 054 184, 111 3142, 956
(» ) Dif ference between
due frop and net amounts due to other Federal Reserve> Banks.

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Received frcci Cocaptrollar,
18.600 118,963___ 172,932
8,803 15,370 l u .582
6.589
Eaturned to Comptroller,
79,080 5 4 0 , 9 1 7 1 0 6 , 6 6 8 1 0 8 , 9 1 7 6 2 , 7 3 0 7 7 4 3 2 1 5 , 6 3 1
Chargeable to F.E-Agent,
6 , 2 6 0
1 1 1 , 6 0 0
1 0 , 6 6 0
2.800
3 6 , 2 6 0
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^fl^iued to F . E.^-Bank less
^Exaount returned to F.E.
Agent for redemption,
1 2 , 8 2 0
, 9 7 7
5 9
'Collateral held as security
for outstanding notes:
Gold coin and cert.ifico.tes
cn hand,
Gold redemption fund,
5 . 0 2 9
5 , 5 2 3
1 , 6 5 2
2
7 2
3 9 6
Gold Settlement Fund,F.3.B&ard, 2,000
7 5 , 0 0 0
4 3 , 8 2 9
3 5 , 0 0 0
3 0 , 0 0 0
3 9 , 4 7 0
1 2 0 , 5 6 5
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1 1 7 , 7 2 0

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7 , 4

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Federal Beserve Notes outstanding and in actual circulation.
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F. fi. Notes held by banks,
F.
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STATEMENT FOR THE PIS'53 .
December 22, 1917.
The Federal Reserve Board made public today its second consoli­
dated statement of condition of member banks in 96 leading cities as
at close of business on December 14, 1917. Certain banks in the
Atlanta, Chicago and Dallas districts, which failed to report the week
before, are included in the present statement, which covers reports from
619 banks as against 607 banks comprised in the first statement.
The representative character of these figures is best seen from the
fact that November 14 tctal figures of reserve on deposit with the Fed­
eral reserve banks, 01,266*040,000, as shown by reporting banks^consti­
tute over'80 per cent of the corresponding total for all member banks
of $1,549,030,000 shown for the same date by the Federal reserve banks.
Figures were obtained from all member banks, including National banks,
trust companies and State banks in the selected cities, and cover, there­
fore, a wider ground than
recent
abstracts,
based upon reports of National banks only. Data given in the state­
ment, while by no means fully reflecting all activities of the banks,
are thought, however, sufficiently indicative of changes caused by the
finance operations of the Government. Item "United States securities
owned" includes Government bonds, notes and certificates on hand as well
as bonds deposited with the United States Treasurer to secure circulation,
the decrease of 161 millions/be&lmifP 7 and 14 being due probably to the
redemption by the Government of outstanding certificates.. Item "All
other loans and investments" comprises lean* and discounts not collaterated by Liberty bonds and securities, also stocks and bonds, other than
Government securities, but is exclusive of investments of a permanent
character, such as banking house, furniture and fixtures, other real
estate and Federal reserve stock.
Discounts are reported net, i . e . , exclusive of amounts rediscount­
ed with other banks including Federal reserve banks. Changes during the
week in "Other loans and investments" as well as in item "Reserve with
Federal reserve banks’1 do not call for special comment, being due largely
to the increase in the number of reporting banks. Item "Cash in vault"
shows a total decrease of almost 7 million dollars and decreases of
about 6 millions each for the Boston and New York districts.
Net demand deposits are shown exclusive of Government deposits,
and increases shown under the former head are largely offset by heavy
net withdrawals of Government deposits, known to have taken place dur­
ing the week especially in New York City.




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:T-T'3'IEKT SHOWING PRINCIPAL RESOURCE AND LIABILITY ITEMS OF LISMBER BAMIS LOCATED 'U CENTRAL RESERVE, RESERVE AUD OTHER
SELECTED CITIES AS AT CLOSE OP BUSINESS DECEMBER 14, 1917
1. Data for all reporting banks in each disti-icfc*
MEMBER BAMS.
K'or.iber of
^fcortjng "banks
TjUfesc. owned
Leans sec* "by U-S.
—*■-Bonds 8c Ctfs*
.411 other'loans
and investments*
Reserve with Federal
Reserve Bank.
Cash in vault*
iv
Iet deciand depos­
its on which re­
serve is computed.
•>jr.Q O-QQF+its -

Boston

New York

Phila.
^3

35,325

32
35,233

17
11,485

64
22,372

36
27,822

56, 80S

1 , 601,281

10,457

4,316

31.503

8,530

1,082

1*655

2,613

5,080

376 , bC/6

264,833 1 ,239,973

356,824

21m-,185

421,633

179,608

466, 3 64

3,614,638

17,832
1 0 ,22b

42,684
13,116

19,143
12,461

*+6,360
23 , OoS

1,266,040
321,312

23.-754

20,750

22,054

714.. 030
12S , 05'3

55,120
22,251

Total

33
76,479

223 ,936

55,036

San Fran.

35

65,204

644,337 4,032,833 433,277

Dallas

67
3 3 ,H 5

„ 71
163,335

326,415 313,225
91,548

40,235

23,173
17, 531

iitla&t® *

26,036
14,119

Chic&go-

Kans. Cy.

Rich.

36
33
51.322 1 , 009,415
42,330

S t .L o u is a Minn.

Cleve.

133,926^

59,949

35.352
13, 2h-3

42

619

8,796,802
164,266 381,150 184,847 374,257
267,693
656,333 261,204 203,933 989,393
1,230,186
9 0 ,I 9O
20,437
35,222
48,183
37,716
64,408 280,142
204,678 *+6,143
VS7,2Q^ 18-633
77 *c.;c''i
d*iu.
0
oner
re^orti-.^
O
w
A
^
i
erve
cit/ie
0
,
0
v
i
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x
^
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in
all
otior
Re&’
2. IX. ■ i'or q^ xAzs i** eacn Central Reserve
Total.
»Country
Otner R.eoerve Cities.
Tote,i
Chicago
St. Louis,
In!ew xorir
-Central Reserve Cities.
Dec.7
Dec.l4
Dec. 7
Dec. 14
Dec.14
DoC. 7
Dec.14
Dec.l4
Dec.7
Dec. 14— Dec.7
Dec.14

550,236 4 ?£oG 7353 502,511

l^^ber of
54
54
36
reporting banks
41,731
JJJ5.Sec.owned
955>471 1120,417
Loans sec.by U.S.
Bonds & Ctfs.
133>239 201,823 13,612
All other loans
and investments 3721,542 3750,170 811,723
Reserve rfith Fed36,374
39,070

u'e>t .demands~ deppeits caj.
which reserve is
e caputed
3281,0;
Tic.e deposits.
269,91
. ** iLiieoj-ie-d
urea.



698,273

130,125

105

368

15
22,425

105
1,019, 6S7

1,200,375

488,070

6,950

225, 331

223,54*

126,703

213

4,815,383

4,0S7,7o0

2 8 , 527
7*453

802, lc157,,214

712,752

408,946
186,944

1SJ,324
66,139

4 , 767,695

4,530,474
493,937

255,349

4,733,

466,211

*

1^5

462,333

146
34,124

99,917

115 ,604

24,047

29,363

3 , 920,699

737*659

805,673

372,751

54,930

52,222

186,644

37,154

39,321

3 ,304,077
535 ,562

593,733

Gb6,4l4

' 357

619
*607
1 , 601 , Col 1 , 763,125
jjb , oCo

373,517
*1

162,263

3 , 435 , 33^641,548

*

172,427

170,357

3 , 6 l4, 63s 3 , 542,25 -y
1,233,040 1 , 137,765
381,312. 388,228

3,736,302
1 cLCs'kj5 loO
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8 . 330.305
1 . 253.306