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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
H.4.1

(For Immediate Release)

June 4, 1953•

CONDITION OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
Member Bank Reserves and Related Items
During the week ended June 3> Member bank reserves increased
$23 million. The principal changes supplying reserves were a decrease of
$218 million in Treasury deposits with Federal Reserve Banks and an increase
of $110 million in Reserve Bank credit. The principal offsetting changes
were increases of $155 million in Money in circulation, $125 million in
Other F. R. accounts (net), $16 million in Foreign deposits with Federal
Reserve Banks, and $15 million in Other deposits with Federal Reserve Banks.
The increase of $110 million in Reserve Bank credit resulted from
increases of $140 million in Float and $108 million in U. S. Government securities
bought outright, and decreases of $75 million in U. S. Government securities
held under repurchase agreement and $63 million in Loans, discounts and
advances. Holdings of U. S. Government securities bought outright reflected
an increase of $108 million in bills.

Member Bank Reserves
and Related Items

June 3,
1953

Change since
June 4,
May 27,
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
Treasury currency outstanding

24,071
50
511
785
25,418
22,536
4,849

+

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

29,980
1,282
137
520
253
902

+155
- 2
-218
+ 16
+ 15
+125

+
+

390
88
37
160

Member bank reserves

19,729

+ 23

-

177

19,261
468

-100
+123

+
-

54
231

548
624

+ 76
+ 7

-

46
302

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

+108
- 75
- 63
+140
+110
- -

4

+1,798
55
- 419
+
15
+1,339
- 760
+ 102
+1,138
- —

U. S. Government securities held in custody by the Federal Reserve
Banks for foreign account were $2,472 million, an increase of $9 million for
the week and an increase of $780 million from the comparable date a year ago.




STATEMENT OF CONDITION
OF THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS COMBINED
(In thousands of dollars)-

H.it.1(a)

Change since
June U,
May 27,
1952
1953

June 3 s
1953

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

1

-

ON

779,754
4,995,716
13,773,671
4,521,975
24,071,116
50,250
24,121,366

-"J

20,607,601
744,303
21,351,904
312,812
507,441
3,523

I

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
U. S. Government securities:
Bought outright—
Bills
Certificates
Notes
Bonds
Total bought outright
Held under repurchase agreement
Total U. S, Government securities

+

- 4,170
- 14,854
- 63,446
+
181

-

+
-

818,653
68,726
749,927
3,908
418,395
1,125

+ 697,754
-6,491,090
+8,20$,$98
613,848
+1,790,414
55,250
+1,743,164

4-108,000
— —

— -

+100,000
- 74,650
+ 33,350

24,632,330
23
131,268
3,604,907
49,746
121,266
50,204,256

- 17,727
+ 66,577
62
-119,355
-119,506

+1,323,644
5
5,850
+
87,708
+
4,921
90,590
+ 573,809

25,672,421

+112,328

+1,044,377

19,729,372
137,354
520,119
252,861
20,639, 706
2,819,614
20,692
49,152,433

+ 22,962
-217,224
+ 15,922
+ 14,613
-163,727
- 73,260
- 1,841
-126,500

C A P I T A L
A C C O U N T S
Capital paid in
257,917
Surplus (Section 7)
584,676
Surplus (Section 13b)
27,543
Other capital accounts
181,687
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 50,204,256

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

- 29,915
—

+

-

+
+

14,060
46,334

+
+

10,363
573,809

-

+
-

150
— —

+ 6,844
-119,506

46.1 %

-

— —

28,539
2,815

+
+
+

176,739
389,775
87,463
37,143
616,834
72,808
2,701
503,052

-

~

2,634
198

+
—

2.1$
20,489
3,775

MATURITY DISTRIBUTION OF LOANS AND SECURITIES , JUNE 3, 1953

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
41+9,038
58,228
175

Industrial
loans
443
1,437

1,500
143

'507,441

3,523

U . S . Government
securities
65,250
935,15U
13,417,541
6,914,164
1,374,400
1,414,857
24,121,366

STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS ON JUNE 3, 1953
(In thousands of dollars)

H.4,i(b)
a s s e t s

Total

Boston

20,607,601

630,519

744,303

63,156

Total gold certificate
reserves'
21,351,904

693,675

Gold certificates
Redemption fund for
F. R. notes

Cleve.

Rich.

6,781,398 1165,888 1432,831

725,321

New York

Phila.

125,999

50,830

26,106

4o,448

690,652 4479,258

577,672

331,106

943,213

66,332
136,156

15,965
5,061

6,292
20,633
116

37,272

2,612 124,763
324,652 725,513
895,110 2000,336
293,870 656,722

42,282
746,877
245,204

23,415
156,027
430,179
141,230

30,964
198,379
546,953
179,568

5,300,243 1507,791 2338,100 1720,748 1516,244 3507,334 1305,256

750,851

955,864 1162,177 2350,290

5,387,782 1542,485 2362,115 1765,508 1554,926 3643,490 1310,317

771,600

993,136 1203,170 2363,715

799,084

55,925
19,219
2 5,314
22,068
312,812
Other cash
87,539
31,733
24,015
27,618
Discounts and advances
507,441
2,961
Industrial loans
3,523
!
U. S. Govt, securities:
Bought outright250,070
48,843
75,740
Bills
779,754
1,072,434
312,927
485,249
Certificates
4,995,716 366,019
Notes
13,773,671 1009,142 2,956,766 862,769 1337,878
970,723 283,252 439,233
Bonds
4,521,97 5 331,307
Total
Held under repurchase
agreement
50,250
50,250

16,781
44,740
20

Due from foreign banks

24,632,330 1734,086

23

1

^
TOTAL ASSETS



506,408 2648,632

902,765

6,852,001 1225,195 1517,514

securities'

Dallas SariFran,

305,000

73,763

°securities G O V e r n m 9 n t 24,121,366 1706,468

Mpls. Kans.Cy.

Chicago St, Ix>uis
526,842

84,683

T

Atlanta

70,603

l/ 1

fcgg A S S

59,307

2

2

55,742
357,123
984,625
323,258

1

628,738 4353,259
61,914

26,903
38,256
426

^

1

3

270,893

1

1

il::: 2:52 fcS

9,419

30,510

56,984

536,918 2705,616

14,700
40,993

33,894
13,425

37,647
241,198

87,676
485*302

665,007 1338,029

218,325

439,283

ncc qaI, 1 1 AO 1r7r7 Q7CA OQfS

*

*

4h " 4 1

332

J:

A°

50,204,256 2713,321 13,010,497 3016,054 4278,005 2929*799 2549,991 8850,097 2092,505 1215,619 2134,967 1941,105 5472,296

l/ After deducting $16,000 participations of other Federal Reserve Banks.

STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BAMS' OIT JUHE 3, 1953
(In thousands of dollars}

E.4.1(c)
L I A B I L I

T I E S

Total

Boston

25,672,421 1581,739
Federal Reserve notes
Deposits:
Member "bank-reserve accts. 19,729,372 802,758
U.S.Treasurer-general acct.
137,354
1,156
520,119
Foreign
31,543
252,861
7,699
Other

Chicago St.Louis

Mpls. Kans.Cy.

Dallas SanFran.

5,652,320 1823,860 2370,397 1770,629 1375,917 4945,582 1183,034

640,286 1011,949

732,171 2584,537

6,158,247
118,359
1/157,570

918,286
1,440
19,650
7,123

985,083 2415,834

946,499 1008,891 2503,645

New York

139,773

Phila.

Cleve.

892,878 1488,519

Rich.

895

561

38,783

47,573

801,102
9,318
24,790

8,188

14,260

6,255

940,744 1550,913
171,834 257,146

841,465
260,201

2,439

1,164

Atlanta

10,409

13,996

451,938
1,296
12,927
1,686

921,219 3296,591
203,404 460,458

744,787

467,847

889,304 3214,838
501
954
22,235
70,843
8,726

710,585
556
19,650

574
22,311
923

1,744
52,244
33,823

Total deposits
Deferred avail, cash items
Other liabilities and
accrued dividends

20,639,706
2,819,614

843,156
221,202

6,573,949
483,108

20,692

1,162

5,884

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

49,152,433 2647,259 12,715,261 2937,631 4180,895 2673,459 2501,414 6705,728 5049,473 1186,996 2093,722 1892,642 5367,953
257,917
13,807
81,337
17,492
24,674
11,189
10,898
32,976
8,918
5,787
9,860
12,968
28,011

Contingent liability on
acceptances purchased
for foreign correspondents
Industrial loan commitments

1,193

874

3,097

120,804

78,267

134,530

150,711

277,949

848

596

744

869

1,822

584,676

36,462

167,503

43,578

54,064

29,248

25,803

84,628

23,628

15,131

21,925

25,381

27,543

3,011

7,319

4,489

1,006

3,349

762

1,429

521

1,073

1,137

1,307

57,325

2,140

181,687

12,782

39,077

12,864

17,366

12,554

11,114

25,336

9,965

6,632

8,323

8,807

16,867

50,204,256 2713,321 13,010,497 3016,054 4278,005 2929,799 2549,991 8850,097 2098,5©5 1215,619 2134,967 1941,105 5472,296

28,790
2,815

1,741

2/8,421

---

2,l4o

2,625

1,559

1,259

749

52

1,227

—

3,910
24

1,084

714

1,084
731

1,403

2,882

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




26,533,136 1627,524

5,858,164 1872,216 2445,425 1848,072 1434,223 5037,636 1230,284

12,464,000

4,520,000

390,000

230,079
27,039
14,800,000 1300,000
27,494,079 1717,039

745,000

770,000

450,000

310,000 2700,000

280,000

62,286
31,020
—44,265
—
—- 4,700
1,500,000 1200,000 1700,000 1450,000 1200,000 2400,000 1025,000
6,082,286 1976,020 2470,000 1944,265 1510,000 5100,000 1309,700

653,955 1036,557

762,316 2726,764

145,000 280,000 174,000 1700,000
3,465
36,909
20,395
525,000 800,000 600,000 1100,000
690,395 1116,909 774,000 2803,465

1/ After deducting $362,532,000 participations of other Federal Reserve Banks.
2/ After deducting $20,369,000 participations of other Federal Reserve Banks.