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FEDERAL

RESERVE

Factors Affecting Bank Reserves and
Condition Statement of F.R. Banks
H.4.1

F o r immediate re le a se
October 3, 1963

The average of daily figures of total member bank reserves held during
the week ended October 2 decreased $53 million to $20,147 million. Estimated
currency and coin of member banks decreased $28 million and their reserve
balances at the Federal Reserve Banks decreased $25 million. Estimated required ^
reserves increased $62 million; and estimated excess reserves decreased $115 million
to $3^7 million. Excess reserves exceeded member bank borrowings at the
Federal Reserve Banks by $4 million, compared with the revised figure of
$74 million the week before.
The principal changes reducing average reserve balances with Federal
Reserve Banks were decreases of $392 million in Federal Reserve float and
$45 million in member bank borrowings, and an increase of $45 million in
Treasury deposits with Federal Reserve Banks. The principal offsetting changes
were increases of $409 million in U. S. Government securities bought outrig^
and $62 million held under repurchase agreement, and a decrease of $26 million
in "other" F.R. accounts (net). Total Reserve Bank credit increased $33 million.
As of Wednesday, October 2, holdings of U. S. Government securities
bought outright were $511 million higher than a week earlier, U. S. Government
securities held under repurchase agreement were $280 million higher, and
member bank borrowings were $2 million lower. Outright holdings of bills, no es,
and bonds increased $4o8 million, $3 million, and $100 million, respectively.

Member bank reserves,
Reserve Bank credit,
and related items
Reserve Bank credit:
U. S. Government securities-Bought outright--System account
Held under repurchase agreement
Acceptances-Bought outright
Held under repurchase agreement
Discounts and advances-Member bank borrowings
Other
Float
Total Reserve Bank credit
Gold stock
Treasury currency outstanding

Currency 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)

Averages of daily figures
Week ended Change from week ended
Oct. 3,
Sept. 25,
Oct. 2,
_ _ 1 9£2~
JL9-63.
_i9J6a
(In millions of dollars)

+409
+ 62

+ 2 ,5 0 3
+
49

32,618
280

+
+

1

36

1

- 2
+ 1

343

- 55

32,449

62

36

35,855
395

901
153

192

l,ll4

17,027

3,120

207I5T

19,800
357

1

+

280
+
19
202
+ 2,65T
- 485
+___37
+ 2,202

463
30
1,326
34,758
15,583
5,589
55,930
35,958
401
972

JL 26
+ 60

+1,941
5
+ 425
64
- 131
+ 360
+2, 528

- 25
- 28
- 53
+ 62
-115

+
+
-

325
298
27

17,H 3
3,264
20,377

72
99

376

30
1,545
34,467
15,582
5,589
55,637

38,611
Member bank reserves:
With Federal Reserve Banks
Currency and coin (estimated)
Total reserves held
Required reserves (estimated)
Excess reserves (estimated)

Wednesday,
Oct. 2,
1963-

-392
+ 33
+ 2

5

+ 10
+ 45
+ l4
+ 11

168
194
1,124

38,817

2 0 ,0 0 1

On October 2, 1963, U. S. Government securities held in custody by the
Federal Reserve Banks for foreign account were $7,95-3 million, an inciease of
$69
million for the week and an increase of $1,102 million from the comparable

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H.4.1(a)

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CONDITION
OF THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE RANKS
(in millions of dollars)
Oct. 2,
1963

A S S E T S
Gold certificate account
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Total gold certificate reserves
(496)

K

Total loans and securities

-

1

317
493

-

11
2

+

62
329

36
5

—
5

+
+

2

+

Deferred availability cash items
Other liabilities and accrued dividends
TOTAL LIABILITIES

32,898

+791
+794

+ 2,666
+

5,542
103
394
(1,731) 55,096"

30,812
17,113
972

168
194
I875W
(1,235)

5

+ 391
+1,170
+ i44
+ 437
+2,l42
+ 188
+2,330

(1,235)

(496)

- 623
+ 137
'-” T 88

+408
--

4,216

81

(1,731) 53,556
C A P I T A L
A C C O U N T S
486
Capital plaid in
~
~
~
934
Surplus
120
Other capital accounts
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS (1,731) 55,096

+

3

+100
+511

+280

1

L I A B I L I T I E S
Federal Reserve notes
Deposits:
Member bank reserves
U. S. Treasurer— general account
Foreign
Other
Total deposits

—

3,375
10,712
13,993
4,538
32,6lS
280
33,432

Cash items in process of collection
Bank premises
Other assets
TOTAL ASSETS

1

13,973
1,335
I5,30tf

-sh
O
1—1

Cash
Discounts and advances
Acceptances:
Bought outright
Held under repurchase agreement
U. S. Government securities:
Bought outright—
Bills
Certificates
Notes
Bonds
Total bought outright
Held under repurchase agreement
Total U. S. Government securities

Change since
Oct. 3,
Sept . 2 5,
1962,
1963.

236

+

39
+717

4
- 276
+2,074

+117

+ 1,869

+492
+ 32
+ 27
+ 22
+573

+

624
480

-

136
30S

+ 5
+ 4
+699

+ 421
+
10
+1,992

1

+
24
+
46
+
12
+ 2 ,074

—

-

-+ 19
+717

28

Ratio of gold certificate reserves to deposit
and F. R. note liabilities combined (com­
puted from figures as shown on the fol­
30 .i
lowing pages--not consolidated)
Contingent liability on acceptances purchased
36
104for foreign correspondents
* Figures in parentheses are the eliminations made in the consolidating process;
see comparable figures on combined basis on the following pages.____________




0

ON

MATURITY DISTRIBUTION OF LOANS AND SECURITIES. OCTOBER 2, 1963
(Acceptances and securities held under repurchase agreement are classified as
maturing within 15 days in accordance with maximum maturity of the agreements.)
U. S. Government securities
Changes
Discounts and
during week
Holdings
Acceptances
advances
1,078
+629
Within 15 days
lk
5,650
16 days to 90 days
+ 51
27
3
-+ 9
91 days to 1 year
12,827
30
+ 43
-Over 1 year to 5 years
10,909
+ 49
-Over 5 years to 10 years
2,225
...
+ 10
Over 10 years
209
Total
32,698
+791
la
593

H- b. 1(b)




STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF EACH FEDERAL RESERVE BANK ON OCTOBER 2, 19^3

'■SmTBMBKT- OF CONDITION OF EACH FEDERAL RESERVE -BANK OH. OCTOBER 2,. 1961

H.4.1(c)

Total

Phila­
delphia

New
York

Boston

Cleve­
land

Rich­
mond

Atlanta Chicago

St.
Louis

Minne­
apolis

552

San
Fran­
cisco

Kansas Dallas
City

(In millions of dollars)
L I A B I L I T I E S
Federal Reserve notes
Deposits:
Member bank reserves
U. S. Treasurer-general account
Foreign
Other
Total deposits
Deferred availability cash items
Other liabilities and accrued
dividends
TOTAL LIABILITIES

31,308

2,562

1,803

5,672

1,273

760

858
69

2,537
89

617

1,836

7,512

1,823

2,693

587
62
8

745
36
9

1,240
58
15

791

1,315

856

9
_.3_
939
447

1,222

945

3,415

\

4

5
l

2,652

689

784
9CC
405
2,785
124
56
38
77
4
21
7
9
* ______ 2.______ 3______ 48.
966 2,978
870
447

875

253

169

194
18,447

657

4,895
214
1/51
127
5,287

5,451

435

910

336

443

4c8

81
55,287

4
2,932

25
13,734

4
2,954

6
4,457

4
3,830

486
934
120

23
44
6

130
251
31

27
54
5

45
87
8

24
44
9

27
51
8

132

56,827

3,005

l4,l46

3, o4o

4,597

3,907

io4

5

6

10

5

17,113
972

168

*

1

2

83

8
c\

J-

22

66

4 .... 13 _____ 3 _
9,212 2,218
3,193

2..
1,170

253

271

— 3-______ 32,348
2,185

651
10-

7,054

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capital paid in
Surplus
Other capital accounts
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Contingent liability on accept­
ances purchased for foreign
correspondents

2/28

11
22
2

21
4o
6

28

19

17
32
4

3,279

9,432

2,271

1,205

2,415

2,272

6

15

3

2

4

6

i4

648

1,258

1,013

3,573

115
-550....

285
21
1,noo

665

1,306

69

53
6

64
124

16
7,_258_

FEDERAL RESERVE AGENT'S ACCOUNTS

Total collateral

32,820

1,913

7,892

1,907

2,867

2,688

1,867

5,855

1,339

7,101
50
26,875

433

1,600

425
3

580

4oo
-1 .5 5 0

310

-4,800

l

1.514

648
25
?,o86

1,300

_—
2.400

34,026

1,947

2,980

2,759

1,950

6,100

1,411

»—

1.600
8,000 2,028
C
c

F. R. notes outstanding
Collateral for F. R. notes:
Gold certificate account
Eligible paper
U. S. Government securities

800
205
--8 7 ^ . . ..-3^000.
1,080

* Less than $5C0,OCC.
_2/ After deducting $



76

million participations of other Federal Reserve Banks,

3,800