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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
H.4.1

(For Immediate Release)

October 29, 1953

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

During the week ended October 28, Member bank reserves decreased
$233 million. The principal changes reducing reserves were increases of
$114 million in Treasury deposits with Federal Reserve Banks, $12 million in
Treasury cash holdings, and $10 million in Foreign deposits with Federal Reserve
Banks and a decrease of $128 million in Reserve bank credit. The principal
offsetting change was a decrease of $37 million in Money in circulation.
The decrease of $128 million in Reserve Bank credit resulted from
a decrease of $227 million in Float and an increase of $99 million in Loans,
discounts and advances.

Member Bank Reserves
and Related Items

Oct. 28,
1953

Change since
Oct. 21,
Oct. 29
1953
1952

(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

362
599
26,309
22,077
4,874

+ 99
-227
-128

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)

30,268
1,282
644
471
366
895

- 37
+ 12
+114
+ 10
+ 8
- 2

+
+
+

Member bank reserves

19,334

-233

-1,115

18,798
536

+ 18
-251

-1,177
+
62

734
292

-224
+ 49

+

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

25,348

"

- - -

+1,724
- 813
- 107
+ 8o4
-1,263
+
84
+

728
7
56
184
130
18

200
846

U. S. Government securities held in custody by the Federal Reserve Banks
for foreign account were $2,677 million, an increase of $10 million for the week
and an increase of $379 million from the rornpa x'oble date a .year ago.



H,4.1(a)

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

Change since
October 28, October 21, October 29,

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 outrightBills
Certificates
Notes
Bonds
Total bought outright
Held under repurchase agreement
Total U. S. Government securities

20,043,102
853,889
20,896,991
336,553
359,090
2,661

-

+
+

2,056,312
5,851,541
13,773,671
3,666,150
25,347,674

1,379,999
143,436
- 1,236,563
+
7,760
811,613
—
1*549
+

—

+
+

— —

-

1,724,112
855,825
—

+

855,825
1,724,112

+

1,724,112

+

3,404 564,451 +
106 +
10,032 +
459,738

910,950
1
3,794
48,900
4,440
65,796
202,512

+

667,164

25,347,674
25,709,425
22
175,132
3,717,285
50,036
211,152
51,096,596

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

2,732
2,732
1,830
99,010
83

+

99,093
—

-

+

-

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

19,334,392
643,566
470,970
365,672
20,814,600
3,117,885
22,149
49,962,233

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

262,702 +
584,676
27,543
259,442 +
51,096,596 —

679

+

14,554
46,334

7,678
459,738

+

23,578
202,512

+

,1%

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

26,007,599

44.6#
22,739
3,443

—

+
+
+
-

+
—

—

-

29,573

232,889 - 1,114,973
55,407
113,257 +
10,382 183,559
8,016 +
129,637
101,234 - 1,113,488
155,576
337,636 +
348 +
3,770
—
286,978
468,095

— -

—

1,904
35

*•

2.2#

-

-

7,205
453

MATURITY DISTRIBUTION OF LOANS AND SECURITIES. OCTOBER 26, 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
320,397
38,583
110
—
—
—
359,090

Industrial
loans
583
1,067
934
77
~~
—
2,661

U, S« Government
securities
360,250
9,187,812
6,558,091
6,452,264
1,374,400
1,414.857
25,347,674

H.4.1(b)

STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS ON OCTOBER 28, 1953
(in thousands of dollars)

A S S E T S
Total
Gold certificates
Redemption fund for
F. R. notes

Boston

20,043,102 1050,825
853,889

53,853

Total gold certificate
reserves
20,896,991 1104,678

New York

Phila.

Cleve.

Rich.

5,349,437 1254,483 1760,022 1071,133
147,110

60,877

83,463

74,906

5,496,547 1315,360 1843,485 1146,039

Other cash
336,553
27,415
71,502
Discounts and advances
359,090
3,522
32,995
Industrial loans
2,661
—
—
U. S. Govt, securities:
Bought outright—
Bills
2,056,312 113,229
529,351
Certificates
5,851,541 322,209 1,506,351
Notes
13,773,671 758,433 3,545,729
Bonds
3,666,150 201,873
943,770
Total
25,347,674 1395,744 6,525,201
Held under repurchase

25,256
6,570
1,915

21,634
19,619
—

17,252
21,328
80

Atlanta

Chicago St.Louis

848,083 3694,952
59,733

Mpls. Kans.Cy.

797,422 451,329

775,616

142,713

49,791

25,692

39,739

907,816 3837,665

847,213

477,021

815,355

16,788
24,041
—

7,090
22,278
97

11,412
25,983
—

28,788
36,636
569

123,901 174,559 121,939 105,179
352,579 496,731 346,996 299,300
829,919 1169,233 816,779 704,509
220.900 311.216 217.403 187.520
1527,299 2151,739 1503,117 1296,508

57,495
90,319
—

Dallas SanFran.
673,237 2316,563
30,745

85,267

703,982 2401,830
12,646
31,707
—

39,275
44,092
—

355,396
86,512
50,752
89,620
81,683 224,191
1011,334 246,180 144,422 255,028 232,441 637,970
2380,531 579,472 339,948 600,298 547,132 1501,688
633,628 154,238
90,484 159,782 145,630 399,706
4380,889 1066,402 625,606 1104,728 1006,886 2763,555

Total U. S. Government
securities

25,347,674 1395,744

6,525,201 1527,299 2151,739 1503,117 1296,508 4380,889 1066,402 625,606 1104,728 1006,886 2763,555

Total loans and
securities

25,709,425 1399,266

6,558,196 1535,784 2171,358 1524,525 1333,713 4471,208 1090,443

Due from foreign banks
22
F.R.notes of other banks 175,132
Uncollected cash items 3,717,285
Bank premises
50,036
Other assets
211,152
TOTAL ASSETS



1
4,372
282,717
5,077
12,542

1/ 6
28,558
684,588
7,091
52,728

2
2
1
10,518
9,479
23,961
225,033 328,382 306,367
4,434
4,526
4,766
12,357
18,607
12,386

1
3
1
19,751
18,660
8,683
249,695 639,623 177,319
3,624
6,738
2,919
11,622
35,447
8,618

647,981 1130,711 1038,593 2807,647
1
1
11,352
8,174
103,450 191,086
1,028
2,150
5,086
9,928

1
7,633
170,976
598
8,992

2
23,991
358,049
7,085
22,839

51,096,596 2836,068 12,899,216 3128,744 4397,473 3035,297 2555,010 9066,839 2151,984 1253,009 2168,817 1943,421 5660,718
l/ After deducting $16,000 participations of other Federal Reserve Banks.

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

STATEMENT OP CONDITION OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS ON OCTOBER 28, 1953
(In thousands of dollars)
Total

Boston

New York

Phila.

Cleve.

Rich. Atlanta

Chicago St.Louis

Mpls. Kans.Cy.

Dallas SanFran.

Federal Reserve notes
26,007,599 1585,944 5,698,962 1840,310 2418,558 1840,772 1385,436 5026,820 1193,332 639,112 1008,739 737,747 2631,867
Deposits:
Member bank-reserve accts. 19,334,392 840,324 5,795,199 917,056 1507,095 808,474 846,400 3133,451 715,697 443,491 902,020 949,356 2475,829
U.S.Treasurer-general acct
643,566
41,289
87,995
57,943
39,457 42,657
32,673 180,563 29,491
30,179
34,603 27,542
39,174
Foreign
470,970
28,091 1/146,296
34,538 42,366
23,025
19,802 63,089 17,499
11,513
17,499 20,723
46,529
Other
365,672
808
* ^

"

«

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

20,814,600 914,349 6,329,837 1011,388 1594,152 876,227 899,683 3378,311 772,028 489,024
3,117,885 264,221
548,273 192,630 278,747 255,914 216,342 498,507 139,514
93,743

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

49,962,233 2765,554 12,583,691 3045,487 4293,654 2974,005 2502,523 8907,078 2105,672 1222,527 2123,927 1891,466 5546,649
262,702
14,239
81,586
17,985
24,862 11,424
11,050 34,483
8,995
5,853
10,023
13,229 28,973
584,676
36,462
167,503
43,578
54,064 29,248 25,803
84,628 23,628
15,131
21,925
25,381
57,325
27,543
3,011
7,319
4,489
1,006
3,349
762
1,429
521
1,073
1,137
2,l4o
1,307
259,442
16,802
59,117
17,205
23,887
17,271
14,872
39,221 13,168
8,425
11,805
12,038 25,631

Contingent liability on
acceptances purchased
for foreign correspondents
Industrial loan commitments

22,149

1,040

6,619

1,159

2,197

1,092

1,062

3,440

798

955,018 998,943 2595,640
159,313 153,739 316,942

648

857

1,037

2,200

51,096,596 2836,068 12,899,216 3128,744 4397,473 3035,297 2555,010 9066,839 2151,984 1253,009 2168,817 1943,421 5660,718

22,739
3,443

1,381

2/ 6,783

1,697
1,607

2,082
748

1,132
52

973
136

3,101
30

860

566

860
870

1,018

2,286

FEDERAL RESERVE AGENTS' ACCOUNTS
F. R. notes outstanding
27,077,133 1664,110 5,934,652 1923,568
Collateral for F.R. notes:
Gold certificates
11,463,000 640,000 3,220,000 745,000
Eligible paper
164,578
3,095
24,480
6,045
U. S. Govt, securities
16,620,000 1200,000 2,900,000 1200,000
Total collateral
28,247,578 1843,095 6,144,480 1951,045




2502,346 1921,745 1460,575 5140,401 1246,814 652,837 1045,149 780,626 2804,310
1000,000 600,000 385,000 2400,000 355,000 175,000 280,000 283,000 1380,000
—
20,978
—
—
23,775
22,103
25,717
38,385
1550,000 1350,000 1100,000 2900,000 975,000 500,000 800,000 525,000 1620,000
2550,000 1970,978 1485,000 5300,000 1353,775 697,103 1105,717 808,000 3038,385

l/ After deducting $324,652,000 participations of other Federal Reserve Banks.
2/ After deducting $15,956,000 participations of other Federal Reserve Banks.