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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESiRVE SISTIM
(For Immediate Release)
August 22, 1956
CONDITION OF WEEKLY REPORTING MEMBER BANKS IN IMPING CITIES
The condition statement of weekly reporting member banks in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week ended August 15:
.
$1,062 million in holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness, # 9 6 million in
reserve balances with Federal Reserve Banks, and $2,63k million in United States
Government deposits, and a decrease of $731 million in demand deposits adjusted.
Commercial and industrial loans increased in most districts and a total of
1295 million at all reporting member banks; the principal increases were #160 million in New York City, #28 million in the San Francisco District, and $22 million
each in Chicago and in the Boston District.; Changes according to industry appear
in another press release. Real estate loans increased $38 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $78 milliofi in New York City, $68 million
in Chicago, and a total of $281 million. Holdings of Treasury certificates of
indebtedness increased in all districts, reflecting the sale of the new issue of
tax anticipation certificates. Holdings of United States Government bonds increased
$52 million.
Demand deposits adjusted decreased $lt66 million in New York City, $81 million
in Chicago, and $72 million in the Cleveland District. Demand deposits credited to
domestic banks increased $lt6l|. million.
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased #99 million and borrowings from
others decreased $168 million. Loans to banks decreased $119 million.
{j^Ji.2
Aug.
15,
1956
ASSETS
Loans and investments adjusted l/
Loans adjusted l/
Commercial anci industrial loans
Agricultural loans
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or carrying securities
Other loans for purchasing or carrying securities
Real estate loans
Other loans
U. S. Government securities - total
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes
U. S. bonds
Other securities
86,051
51,131
28,577
ii52
Increase or
decrease since
Aug. ti, Aug. 17,
1955
1956
"I "1 -!
+1,8)41
+1,6U9
+6,869
+ 317
+ 295)
+
7) 2/ +5,089
2,15b +
1,238
8,716 +
10,862 27,199
716
1,383
5,613
19,257
7,721
8
9
38
2h
+1,375*
+ 281
+1,062*
20*
+
52*
U3*
+
259
U2
2/ + 61*7
2/ +I,ii78
-1,062
- 281
+ 677
-2,652
-1,806
- 966
+ 283
- 119
Loans to banks
+
12
13,li56 + h9S
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks
u
2
93k
Cash in vault
+
19
2,523 + 236
Balances with domestic banks
L I A B I L I T I E S
- 663
51,697 - 731
Demand deposits adjusted
+ 330
16
21,897 Time deposits except U. S. Government
+ 807
It,181 +2,631
U. S. Government deposits
+ 307
10,915 + U6U
Interbank demand deposits: Domestic banks
+ 191
12
1,605 Foreign banks
+ 175
99
669 +
Borrowings: From Federal Reserve Banks
+ 322
928 — 168
From others
individual
V Exclusive of loans to banks and after deduction of valuation reserves;
loan items are shown gross.
2/ October 5, 1955 reclassification increased commercial and industrial loans $318
million and decreased real estate loans and "other" loans $29lt and $25 millions, respectively.
* August 8 figures revised (Boston District).
ASSETS AND LIABI:LITIES OF WEEKLY REPORTING MEMBER BARKS IN LEADING CITIES, AUGUST 15, 1936
District
Federal
Reserve
Total
St. Minnet Phila- Cleve- RichJ New
All
Chicago
Atlanta
apolis
Louis
Boston[
York
[delphia
land mond
Districts
(in millions of dollars)
ASSETS
86,051 3,840 25,883 3,287 6,142 3,446 3,349 11,756 2,751 1,464
Loans and investments adjusted l/
6,065 1,636
879
51,131 2,474 16,577 2,263 3,320 1,808 1,767
Loans adjusted l/
448
825
961
3,789
835
28,577 1,482 10,913 1,187 1,635
Commercial and industrial loans
16
16
11
l
9
1
7
13
452
9
Agricultural loans
Loans to "brokers and dealers for
220
28
3
41
126
37
51
30 1,486
2,150
purchasing or carrying securities
Other loans for purchasing or carrying
28
14
169
l4i
52
48
51
491
21
1,238
securities
282
800
171
166
334
1,204
750
233
8,716
373
Real estate loans
480
239
1,195
566
569
728
610 2,771
794
10,862
Other loans
892
437
4,574
758 2,2l4 1,372 1,274
U. S. Government securities - total
27,199 1,033 7,030
28
ll6
44
5
18
8
210
47
75
716
Treasury bills
182
68
23
25
44
54
98
501
69
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
1,383
112
386
253
1,055
138
307
591
163 1,178
5,843
Treasury notes
588
3,221
295
745
967
558 1,478
793 5,141
19,257
U. S. bonds
148
223
266
608
308
1,117
266
333 2,276
7,721
Other securities
E.4.2(a)
Loans to banks
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks
Cash in vault
Balances with domestic banks
Other assets - net
1,205
13,456
934
2,523
2,157
14
536
64
86
98
730
4,490
198
188
908
17
457
46
102
97
26
935
97
176
97
31
516
74
170
75
37
497
50
255
76
74
2,004
111
302
131
14
428
35
141
47
L I A B I L I T I E S
7,104 1,646
Demand deposits adjusted
54,697 2,836 17,055 2,287 3,994 2,512 2,365
3,209
568
744
675
1,782
497
623 4,392
Time deposits except U. S. Government
21,897
700
127
153
100
278
167
181 1,700
4,181
U^ S. Government deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
696
1,801
480
704
476
545
338 3,116
Domestic banks
10,945
44
10
11
10
5
1,270
19
29
1,605
Foreign banks
Borrowings:
31
66
66
23
177
122
35
669
29
From Federal Reserve Banks
26
136
18
57
7
44
376
928
From others
40
84
149
52
53
72
114 1,268
2,556
Other liabilities
1,058
277
404
314
338
657
8,848
444 3,098
CAPITAL
A C C O U N T S
Seduction
of
valuation
reserves;
individual
loan
items
are
shown
gross.
l/ Exclusive of loans to banks and after
San
Kansas
City Dallas Francisco
3,380 3,863 16,890
1,786 2,455 10,101
935 1,502 4,065
28
104
237
24
27
77
25
292
426
56
3,898
1,909
1,243
65
59
341
778
351
142
213
575
1,169
56
94
213
806
239
5,203
44
166
1,106
3,887
1,586
11
597
42
336
53
18
583
46
427
157
223
2,197
156
263
394
847 2,350 2,619
858
566
294
84
152
139
7,689
400
10
216
15
77
24
9,082
357
4
916
2
915
20
601
181
18
28
30
144
70
1
37
338
21
11
224
583
1,352
11
74
424
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