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Released for publication, Sunday morning, February 3, 1918,
Not enrlier.
STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS
February 2, 1918#
Liquidation in some volume of discounts, including paper se
cured by Government obligations, offset in part by increased purchases
of acceptances and short-term Government securities, is indicated in the
Federal Reserve Board’ s weekly bank statement showing condition of the
Reserve Banks a& at close of business on February 1, 1918*
Total cash resefves on the face of the returns show a decrease
of 7.3 millions, while gold fkserves, as reported, indicate an even lar
ger decline of 9«5 millions# These decreases, however> represent tele
graphic transfers through the Gold Settlement Fund to the New York bank,
which had been deducted from the gold reserves of the transferring banks
but which had not reached the New Ycrk bank in time to be included among
the latter Js gold reserve* A reduction of 10.6 millions in the cash re
serves of the Boston bank is more than accounted for by a change from an
adverse balance of 7.8 millions to a favorable balance of 6*4 millions in
account with other Federal Reserve banks, while a decrease of 11*3 -mil
lions in reserves shown for the San Francisco bank is explained by larger
holdings of acceptances and a decrease in Government deposits * The New
York bank reports a gain of 12^3 millions in cash reserve accompanied by a
gain of about 6,6 millions in net deposits and of 1*5 millions in Fed
eral Reserve note circulation* also the net liquidation of about 4 mil
lions in earning assets*. Richmond’s gain of 6*5 millions in reserve repre
sents mainly a gain in net deposits.
Total discounts on hand show a reduction of 20,9 millions;, the
Chicago and New York banks reporting the largest decreases under this head*
Of the total paper held, 305.7 millions, as against 312*5 millions the week
before, is represented by member banks'collateral notes or (Customers* paper
secured by Liberty bonds and certificates of indebtedness * Holdings of col*
lateral notes otherwise secured show a larger decrease from 70^8 to 59.3
millions* Acceptances on h^nd show a record total of 289 «8 millions, an
increase for the week of 15,9 millions, the New York and San Francisco
banks reporting the largest, gains of this class of paper. Increases of
ever 1 millions in TJ. S, bonds and of 8 a4 millions in U. S.
short-term securities en hand are shown* the Cleveland and Chicago banks
reporting purchases in some volume of Treasury certificates of indebted
ness for the temporary accommodation of their members.
The Chicago bank reports the sale of about 1 million of munici
pal and State warrants purchased the week before* Total earning assets
show an increase of 3*3 millions and constitute at present 69*4 per cent
of net deposits as against 69 per cent the week before. Of the total, dis
counts constitute 58*7 per cent; acceptances 28,1 per cent; U, 3, securi
ties 12*8 per cent* and other earning assets 0*4 per cent.
Payment for Federal Reserve Stock.by newly admitted members is re
ported by 4 Reserve banks resulting in an increase of $181*000 in
total
paid-in capital* Government deposits decreased 2.9 millions, while mem
bers' reserve deposits fell off about 2*1 millions., The large increase
shown for "Other deposits” is due largely to additional credits placed with
the New York bank for exchange account of the Argentine Government*
Federal Reservo Agents report a decrease of 5,8 millions in notes
eutstanding* Against the total issued they hold at present 781.7 millions
Of gold and 628.8 millions of paper* The Reserve banks report an actual
Federal Reserve note circulation of 1,236*1 millions, an increase of 1.2
millions for the week.
X 69^a.
•Released for publication Sunday nomjiig, February 3, 1^18.
Not earlier
19.1-8
■
STATEMENT OF COMBIKED MSOOMCES AUD LIABJLTTI35SOF THE TWELVE FEDERAL BESERVE BANKS AT CLOSE OF BUC-liJESS iTKBBUARY 1,
February
Z 1 1917
January
February 1 , 193 8
25 , 1918
R E S O U R C E S
$
306
,
964,000
$472,012,000
... U.G5 75S; . 000
Gold coin and certificates in v a u l t ..-.........
212 , 961,000
388 , 210,000
. - 393,624,000
Gold Settlement Fund - F. R. Board.................
. . ,%?. 500.000
52, 500,000
Gold with foreign agencies...............................
519 . 925.000
912
, ( 22,000
.
.
915,883,000
Total gold held by banks.........................
274 . 074.000
793,829,000
. „ 781,667,000
Gold with Federal Reserve Agents....................
,1.835,000
19 . 956,000
19.472.000
Gold redemption f u n d ........................................
795)
834,000
$
1
,
726
,
507,000
$1,717,022,000
Total gold reserves.............. ...................
12,185,000
56
,
252,000
58.435.000
Legal tender notes, silver, etc. . . . . . . . . . . . .
808, 019,000
1 , 782 , 759,000
1,775,^57,000
Total reserves............................................
14.707.000
627 . 662.000
606,778,000
Bills discounted for Members and F* R. Banks
93 . 112.000
273.912.000
..
289,805,000
Bills bought in open market.............................
107 , 819,000
901 , 574,000
896,, 583 .000
Total bills on hand..................................
30 , 550,000
(a)
52.675.000
53.734.000
IL S„ Government long-term securities...........
18.647.000
(a)
7
0
,
519,000
78.898.000
■J, S„ Government short-term securities.........
12.332.000
4,902,000
3.805.000
All other earning a s s e t s ................................
169.848.000
1
,
029
,
670,000
1,033,020,000
Total earning assets.................. ..............
12 , 687,000
3 2 , 505,000
44,456,000
Due from other F. R. Banks - net....................
126 . 611.000
323,703,000
.
.
321.994,000
Uncollected items...............................................
139 , 298,000
356 , 208,000
366,450,000
Total deduction from gross deposits...,
400,000
537.000
537.000
5Jo Redemction fund against F. R. Bank notes,
12 , 985,000
203.000
559
.000
All other resources..........................................
1 , 130 , 550,000
3 , 169 ,375,000
3,176,023,000
JpfjrpA■
T,
O'O'RCES
~
V A
A '!
'
L I T I E S
i_! 1
JL
*“
*
S^rTj'Uj.^
Govt
aeposres *
t o raf&sbers - reserve axDouT'T,» -«.................. .. , .
... >
.
132.790,000
. 1,478'644,000
'103 Z K * . 00"
51.769.000
Col 3.ect.iori item s. . . -.................................................---•
Other
d ep o sits,
Total
in c lu d in g
gross
F* TL
Ilo te s
F^
B ankno tes
A ll
IL
other
in
d
e
actual
in
go ld
of
fo re ig n
G ov*t.
s
............................
i
t
s
cred its.
c i r c u l a t i o n . .......................................
c irc u latio n ,
net
l i a b i l i t y .* .
total
to
co m b in e d
reserves
lia b ilitie s
.. ..
L IA B IL IT IE S
reserves
lia b ilitie s
B a tio
o
l i a b i l i t i e s ..............................................................
TOTAL
Ra/feio of
p
to
net
d ep o sit
and
F- R*
note
^ep o sit
a n ..
F.
R.
not
c o m b i n e a .............................• - * • .................................
135 , 6yl ,000
] ,*+80 ,743,000
194, c-i5').000
37,697,000
1.854.486.000
1.236.101.000
8, 000,000
3 M 2 ,0Q0
3,J76,023,000
55.725.000
23.333.000
689, 878,000
101 , 232,000
1.849.086.000
1 . 234 . 934.000
8 , 000,000
5, 782,000
3,169,375,000
814.443.000
260. 030.000
352,000
1 , 130 , 550,1X0
I
63.0 $
. . . - , ........... .. .........................................
net
72 , 439,000
1 , 134,000
72,620,000
1 , 1 ?4,000
Capital pa:u
O
6 5 . 2%
(a )
Am ended
fig u res.
63*3#
85 .
65.^0
86. 4^0
released for publication Sunday morning February 3, 2 3X8.
Not earlier.
X694b
OF EESOUECES AND iJ ABILITIES OF EACH OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BADKS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS FEBRUARY 1,1918.
(In thousands of dollarsv}
n . y.
BOSTON
•'S50URCSS.
PKTLA, CLEVEL. PJCHM. ATLANTA CHICAGO ST.LOUIS MINN. KMS.CY, DALLAS SAN FRAN TOTAL
iic-ld coin and certificates in vault 11,401 325,1/4
6,552 22 ...898
6,273
630y8 31;8b7
412
4,888
26 715 4 6 9 , 7 5 9
9,128
15,373
25 *840 'Mil. 0>;: 47,786 4?., 442 i s ,760 15.195
G'v'Id settlement find F« It-Board.,
37,500 26,969
14,644 27,183
1 8 . 1 SI
17,100
3^3.624
? G?r
15,1?. ? M il ± JKZgL
C-;;ll with foreign £.g«r»oi3&,
2 ,100
1-838
7 . 350
2 . 888
2,100
52 . r'-:'0
1x311.
’i!ote,3 gold held "by tanks,
44g,3i.G 58 -013 70,065 2b , 870 22 , 8M-8
32,117 30,220
2 8 j0 b 6
47,734 915,883
76,717 3 3 , 9 5 7
44.334 231 . 802. 64,H$9 62,025 26,253 48,127 120,042 34,490
" j:..d with Federal Fiosorve Agents,
4 2 ,0 4 3
22,303
7 s i .667
37,439 4 s j 334
_ 2,000 .j.o ’ ooo
Ut>ja redemption fund
1 , r;0G
19
966
828
205
882
1.264
1 , 2.62
M-SS
88
1 9 :472
Sj','250 ' b9"0",Xl2“ 123.,%?. 132,109 53,334 7 1 /oTjT'
gold reserves.
79
,0
12
70,818
[
717^022
1 9 7 ,5 8 7
51,o33
69,329
89,915
38-82?
T.-.gal tender notes,. silver, etcc,
5 -636
l s??£ . * 0 7 6 ____322 _ j/,603
4,82.4
90 _ i j . 55.L
483
630
1,189
58.43 5
92 , 88b 728,939 125 : 7 S0 133,585 5 3 .6 % 7 3 3 © “ 202.4X1 70,518
i'oval reserves,
71,448 79 ; 102
90,398 1 7 7 5 ,4 5 7
53.190
Bills disc.-for Members & F. R,Banks, 49.663 215 , 52.9 33 62° 47 ;198 30,321
12.. 607 35,302
9,15S 100,662 3 2 , 0 2 4
1 0 , 63 s 30;04; 606,778
11 j72.4 177,407 13 . SCO 10,689 14,36s _ 7 ; 076_ _ 10,039 -5x221.
Bills bought in open laarket,
24,504 289, 80£c^
.
29 12; 4^5
1,937
^ctal bills on band,
61 , 3 87 392,93b 4y,489 57 ;887 44,689' 16,234. 110 701 3 7 , 7 5 1
14 ,544 35,331
23,083
54,551 '8.967533
2,610
fJ,S,,Gnvtt long-term securities,
6 , 880
8,262
l,2 3 i
8,862
4,792
4,000
4,071
2,481 -§*r~
7 ,0 0 7
2,233
u.3 "Govt. sborv-teaaa securities,
_ 2 ,194
3,952 33,462
1, 4qi
1,444
2,542
2,305
2,830
1,500
5,983
8 ,1 5 5
ATX other earning assets,
10
610
' 446
^ ,3
____874
31
62
1.
183
__________
3,^05 g
Total earning assets,
66,191 407,792 52,331 99,611 48,493 22,963 126,4(3 4 i , 611
zx . 927 50,176
30,858
58,594 10.33,020
Die from other F» R. Banks - net
1,424
6,356
4,865
8O5 1>554
8,119
1,290
V* *
8,884
1,346
4 4 .4s6
13,381
l <*,262
83,010 'SP..7
fee oil ected items,
_______
1 p .630
17
.Eg
10,807
7:
>96
m
.
-k£dtB:_
. H u 3l7.
Total deducts.fruci gross deposits
25,618
84,434 43,634 267749 18,676 19,^89
18,437
66,963 18,472
7', 396 ' 28;091
12,059 zbo,4«%.
5/a Redemption fund against F.R«Bk.notes . . .
%V^
4bo
...
J
537
137
.112. other resources,
___ 385
J2TO'ML KSSOUIlCilS
124,695 1221,165 2287130 -59,945 120,910 116,085 395.-®7 130,601 100 , 771 " 157,769 102,622 161,051 3176,023
.!’■I A B I L I T I E S
6,004
Capital paid-in
19,213
6,815
8,218
3,482
4,219
3,739
2,865
2, 654
9,219
72, 620
3;.397
2,795
Sx,:cpli;j£ 3
%* «
** ♦
649
75
116
40
» #
■*
2x 6
t> « %
4* *
38
7 134
G-rvf y’rw3v.i’, de*cos i ts ,
4; 098
25,637
8,826 24,803
7,247
5,914
4 5864
8.,“ 90
132,
10,381
790
13,895 12,354
6,581
Due to membarS'-r©serve acco'ont,
83 -383 6/0 v6p2 87,991 108,764 44,636 38, 846 173 , 520 46,915
41,571
67,687 1478. 644
38,86? 75-,812
Collection items,
14,394
57,905 30,2.84 13,875 12,890
9,907
5,826
6,J 67
8.63J. 131, 283
16,537 11,158
3,103
Due to other PoS-rBanks - Net
•**
* #»
- » «
♦ « *
2,0;'6
* ^
1,492
*t ■
«*
V
. V.
Other deposits incl«£ or* Govt, credits
* ***
45,958
%*■«
'344
.,,
2
l4
2,736
38
2,662
15
51-,769
Total gtoss deposits,
2.01,875 800,152 127,101 147,7^6 64.773 54,669 206. 6^8 70,465
tp;U
48,930 90 89,361
55.470
1854,, 4S&
: - 1
F« xi, Notes in actiB?. cir^tfation,
76,434 398,933 94,214 103,71!+ 52,282 58 ,511 179,667 56,379
44,251
6 f ,417 I 236 , 101
49,103 55:.196
, ,,
F*IL,Bk:* notes in circulation net-liab*
* *♦
* **
**»
» «•
fc • *
- . .
* . .
^ ..
8:,000
8,,000
All othar liabilities,
2,23.8
* **
307
227
46
54
106
57
275
3^2
3:,682
n £ 76s5 395,847 130,601 100,771 157 .769 102,622 161,051 3176 ,023
(a) Difference between net amounts due from and net amounts due to other Federal Reserve Banks.
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1
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±or publication S-uncUy morning February 3 , 1918.
Not earlier.
X69^c
(2? ISDS'AL HciSESSHS AOTTS» ACCOUNTS AT CjuOSE OF BUSINESS FEBRUARY 1, 1918,
(In thousands of doll a-rPo)
iiOr.i.-JIT
!£ ?! 7OJK
CLKVE.
R IC K .
ATLANTA
C H IC A G O
S T .L O U I S
K M S .C Y . m L L A S .,S A N FR AN .
TOTAL.
;VWVvM,
H0’® 3:
U
x
^
o
O
,'10,630
134,200
133,760
81,740
83,620
241,380
73
,8
60
67,930
82,740
68,500
86,900
1
,8
8 3 ,3 2 0
^v. .ry-■'f'*
0,-r-nr^-^l 1 er\
,
c
o
o
)0
CU, /X
j.o,x'+o
J.-L, *+20 ..
j-<-> 1
.
.¥ ■>J._
L ;is.r.Du.
u U
Iv* $
i
F
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J l;>
E
y
I I A
.
M
(
i
< j^ ..
('hr.rrr.e^TKJ.o ti*'
:.r;. har.03 of F. P- - 5 ^ ,
bHoeo. to F„ R<> LcujIc, less
rstnrfBd to F» R»
A.'-.r.t fur radonptian,
T.-j'hkSKnki- IM*D AS SECURITY
K>.3 OUTSTANDING NOTES:
G-OJ.d coin and certificates
on. hand,
G 7ld re&snption fund,
TOTAIi
5M01JM' OF ELIGIBLE PAPER DE~
^IVEBED TO Fe R. AGENT,
582,742
i
j
j
I N N .
y
D
2 3 3 ,2 0 7
S. .
9 0 .5 1 *
9,780 109,800
113,^29
15,240
15,440
5,495
1 5 ,0 9 0
42,220
6,275
5 7 ,2 6 5
6 ,2 3 0
~80i73* 4 7 2 , 9 4 2
98,189
108,325
60,099
63,074
190,987
-58i29I
5 1 ,0 3 5
21,497
123,765
65,594
...
78,164
64,572
• »•
3,604
-
70,004
55,555
80,147
1 0 ,6 6 0
10,870
*4*
59,3*4
44,685
8 0 , 1 4 7 __
14,580
4 »•
1 3 ,1 0 2
33009
4 ,2 2 5
179,750
1 2 ,0 5 2
4,220
5,528
1,259
2,853
381
1,837
• 2 ,4 7 4
-7 , 0 0 0
40,000
3 5 ,0 0 c
2 5 ,0 0 0
4 1 ,6 7 0
1 1 9 ,6 6 1
32,123
22 , 5 0 0
4 5 ,8 6 0
2,399
5,324
3 6,400
241,140
55,129
33,720
46,300
33,840
14,947
70,945
23,807
13,596
11,010
80,734 472,942
98,189
108,325
6 0 ,0 9 9
63,074
190,987
58,297
51,035
36,705
33,747
57,837
44,720
1 5 ,0 6 7
71,821
29,223
13,835
246,362
5,120
4,377
1 ,6 i 4 , 9 3 8
2 4 7 ,1 0 0
1,367,858
2 6 9 ,8 6 2
44,872
* 66,933
22,382
37,666
38,104
5 9 ,3 4 4
44,685
80,147
1 ,3 6 7 * 8 5 8
12,442
23,083
43,900
6 2 8 .7 9 2
586,191
M E M 0 R A N D A.
FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES OUTSTANDING AND IN ACTUAL CIRCULATION.
F. E, Notes outs banding,
F, E« Notes held by banks,
F. R» Notes in actual cir
culation,
80,734 4 7 2 ,9 4 2
4,300
7^,009
7 6 , 434398,933
98,189
.......hill.
94,214
108,325
6 0 ,0 9 9
63,074
4,611
7,817
1 0 3 ,7 1 *5 2 ,2 8 2
59,344
4,148
44,685
1,918
51,035
1,932
434
80,147
12,730
1,367,358
151,757
56,379
*9,103
55.196
44,251
67,417
1 , 236,101
58,297
4,563
190,987
1 1 ,3 2 0
5 8 ,5 H
1T9.667
DISTRIBUTION OF BILLS AND WARRANTS BY MATURITIES. .
Within
Bills discounted and bought,
Municipal warrants,
15 days.
454,963
519
16 to 30 days.
31 to 60 days,
125,350
170,840
126
10
6l to 90 days.
135,199
7
Over
90 days*
10,231
335
Total
896,583
997
?:c^4d
Released for publication, Sunday morning.* February 3* 1518 *
Not earlier*
STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS *
February 2, 1918,
Increased holdings of Government securities, largely U, S«
certificates of -indebtedness of the January 22nd issue, are indicated
by the weekly reports of 671 member banks in about 100 cities cf the
country, showing their conditicnas at close of business on January
25, 1918o Of the total increase of 133*6 millions under this head,
over 107 millions is credited to the New York City banks#
Member banks in central reserve cities report net liquida
tion of 1 5 ;4 millions of loans secured by Government obligations whi)e
members outside these cities report an increase of 8*3 millions of such
loans. Total loans and investments of all reporting banks show an in
crease for the week of 182*9 millions * Reporting New York City banks
show an increase under this head of about 92 millions as against cur
tailment of about 15 millions in loans secured by Government obliga
tions*
Total deposits* including Government deposits, increased 158,7
millions, of which 154,3 millions represents the increase for the New
York banks* Of the total increase of 121*3 millions in Government de
posits, about 117*3 millions is shown for the New York City banks. The
latter, in addition to crediting the Government account with the amount
of certificates subscribed fort apparently received about 10 millions ad
ditional deposits on' Government'account» Demand deposits of ell reoorting banks declined 9*6 millions, while aggregate time deposits trent up
about 37*9 millionso
For the New York City banks increases of 18*7 mil
lions in demand deposits and of 18.2 millions in time deposits are shown.
Reserves, all with Federal Reserve banks, show a gain cf about
52 millions, this gain representing largely additional deposit credits
with Federal Reserve banks of rediscounting member banks* Excess re
serves of all reporting banks were 142 .*8 mi llions as against 90 millions
the week before*
For iche New York City members Excess reserves figure
out at 94*7 millions compared with 68,6 millions on January 18. Aggre
gate cash in vault declined 19*9 millions, the New York City banks re
porting a reduction of 4*8 millions, and banks in Chicago, St* koui s and
other reserve c itie s , a reduction of 13*7 m illions•
For all reporting member banks the ratio of total loans and rein
vestments to total deposits works out at 105<>8 per cent, as against 98*0
per cent for the banks in New York City and 100*4 per cent for the banks
in the three central reserve cities * The ratio of combined vault cash
and reserve to aggregate deposits of all reporting banks shows a slight
increase from 14.5 per cent to 14.5 per cent* For the New ^crk City banks
this ratio remained unchanged at 16*1 per cent and for the banks in the
three central reserve cities - at about 16 per cent*
c fo- p-aXi t'•.at 5 on himday morning February 3, 191S.
Not earlier.
>
y,G°>‘-
SIA.ZS.ESnT SHOWING PRINCIPAL RESOURCE AND LIABILITY LTEMS OF MEMBER BAHKS LOCATED IN CEOTE&L RESERVE, RESERVE AND OTHER
SELECTED CITIES AS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JANUARY 25, I 9I 8.
1 » Data for all reporting banks in each district,
_____ ________ _____________________________ ___________(In thousands of dollars.)
BOSiOil HEW YORK PHILA.. CLEVE.
RICH. ATLANTA CHICAGO ST*LOUIS
MINN. KAN3.CY. DALLAS SAN FEAN.
total
K,,* 1 epcriijig banks
37
97
^6
76
6s
36
91
41
46
63
3*
671
31
iL S S ecowne d,
30,642 551.992
3 M 82 123,3011 43,352 32*245 75 , 25s 37,180 16,957
31.250 31,752 55,534 l, 069,395
I.c?.r»s Sec*by ILSo
192,232
26,367
13,369
3,366 43,121
6SSf592 4,024,480
56,202 652,275
22,725 124,192
615,270 333,337
59,446
21,612
22,490 3^,697
29,399
25,313 13^,993
569, 2/5 4 , 275,436
72,759 3^4,633
56f,S47
15,506
23,535
39,771
Bends & Certificates,
All other loans
anc3 inv estin'ts,
Hesexvo with F^IUBaiik:
Oa?h. in vault
Hat- demand deposits
on which. reserve
is
ed*
Tizae d€rpos?,t-s*
Guv
C-w<i •tj "
32,919
2.
272,300
25,560
17,206 13,535 6l,S54
3 s 6,5*K)
243,167
18,945
9,281
33,803
13.705
2,642
3,703
6,210
374,276
433,426 197,290 479,325 9.953,571
41,386
19,166 44,950 1 , 199.201
17,109
12,339
25,284
374,96s
Data for banks in each Central Reserve city, banks in all other Reserve cities and other reporting banks,
25
NEW YORK
Jan ,. -—
57
511.265
Loans scc,» by U» S.
Bonds & Certificates 175.720
A?J ftb.e/’ loans
and j.rivre3 i.Eionts,
36G4, 635
Reserve- with F.R«Bank bOg.204
Cash in vault,
102^241
Net demand deposits
caa which reserve
is computed,
3SS4,853
Time deposits,
Govt, deposits,
255,242
*
2,405
677,355 262,594 202, 663-932,5^6 266,906 17M 43
363,192 189,337 360,276 8, 892,320
202.333
43,207 70,079 341,542
40,719 23,913 101,134 1,399,748
48,489
83,73*
38. 4g6 10,271 1,774 46.314 11,286 13.15a.. 11,050
8,620 10,322 425.086
•
Ho* reporting banks,
U S, Se^-c ovwred.
9,025
302,585
I
-Jan.lS
TOTAL
CHICAGO ST.LOUIS CELJTML RESERVE CITIES
25
25
25*—--Jan. IS
110
108
OTHER RESERVE CITIES
25
COUNTRY BANKS
TOTAL
J an* 2S— Jan.l 2
Jan.
Jan.*XS
144
146
83,951 81,612 1069,395 935.794
404,693
56
Jan*
33
24-, 25s
Jan.
15
24,403
560,526
449,523.
Jan* — —Jan. IS
415
410
404-, 66l
424,918
190,540
27,123
7 , *31
210,274
225,676
142,358
134,129
21,644
3664,945
579x732
113,041
857,644
95,*30
'39*3P3
279,401
4801,620
4851,971
702,969
4439,627
4-20,164
162,373
187,887
4415,706
399,790
199,595
712,264
48,529
31,*96
3866,101
674,023 187,431 *7*5,307
4745,723
3571,165
742,380
171,159
3591,353
737,577
574,848 5&+,3 63 8892,320 3901,939
147,994 1*2,325 1395,7^3 1361,800
17.961 14.S15 4S5,0S6 354,73*+
234,356
137,9U
136,857
30,423
26,234
S,l4l
69,932
10,301
Jan.
730,508
155,535
509,37*
295,966
481-,S9S
169, 170,
170,749
671
21,505
374,276
662
381, 3 X0
690,550 9953,571 9257,249
*3.515 1195,201 1147, 2.74
32, 222 374,963 354,856
@FedFRASER