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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM (For Immediate Release) August 29# 1956 CONDITION OF WEEKLY REPORTING MEMBER BANKS IN LEADING CITIES The condition statement of weekly reporting member banks in leading c i t i e s shows the following principal changes for the week ended August 22: Decreases of $31*0 million in holdings of United States Government securities and $798 million in demand deposits credited to domestic banks, and an increase of $310 million in demand deposits adjusted. Commercial and industrial loans increased $ll*7 million at a l l reporting member banks; the principal increase was $107 million in New York City, Changes according to industry appear in another press release. Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying United States Government and other securities decreased $81 million. Real estate loans increased $21 million. Holdings of Treasury b i l l s decreased $90 million, of which $li8 million was in Chicago. Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness decreased $78 million in the New York District and a t o t a l of $123 million at a l l reporting member banks. Holdings of Treasuzy notes and of United States Government bonds decreased $68 million and $59 million, respectively. Holdings of "other" securities increased $50 million, Demand deposits adjusted increased $21*7 million in New York City, $69 million in the Boston District, and $36 million in the Chicago D i s t r i c t , but they decreased $W* million in the San Francisco District and $38 million in the New York District outside of New York City. Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased $16 million and borrowings from others increased $7it million. Loans to banks increased $69 million. H.l*,2 ASSETS Loans and investments adjusted 1/ — Loans adjusted l / Commercial and i n d u s t r i a l loans Agricultural loans Loans to brokers and dealers f o r purchasing or carrying s e c u r i t i e s Other loans f o r purchasing or carrying s e c u r i t i e s Real e s t a t e loans Other loans U, S. Government s e c u r i t i e s - t o t a l Treasury b i l l s Treasury c e r t i f i c a t e s of indebtedness Treasury notes U. S. bonds Other s e c u r i t i e s Loans to banks Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks Cash in v a u l t Balances with domestic banks L I A B I L I T I E S Demand deposits adjusted Time deposits except U. S. Government U, S. Government deposits Interbank demand deposits: Domestic banks Foreign banks Borrowings: From Federal Reserve Banks From others Increase or Aug, decrease since 22, Aug # 21*., : Aug. 15, 1956 1956 1955 (in millions oi dollarsJ 85,857 51,227 28,72k 1*58 2,069 1,21*3 8,737 10,861 26,859 626 1,260 5,775 19,198 7,771 1,27b 13,W 953 2,368 55,00? 21,939 1*, 228 10,11*7 1,589 685 1,002 -191* + 96 +1,759 +6,781* I1") I' *5,132 + + - 81 5 21 1 3l*U + 51* 2/ + 637 2 / +1,1*33 -31*0 - 90 -123 - 68 - 59 + 50 -1,113 290 + 609 —2,633 -1,799 912 + 69 - 8 + 19 -155 + 180 + 317 7 + 10 — +310 662 + 1*07 + 1*2 + 1*7 859 + 116 -798 + 173 - 16 + 1*10 + 16 4- 276 + 71* reserves; individual loan items are shown g r o s s , 2/ October 5, 1955 reclassification increased commercial and industrial loans $318 million and decreased real estate loans and "other" loans $291* and $25 millions, respectively. H.4 ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF j Total All [ D i s t r i c t s Boston Loans and investments adjusted l / Loans adjusted l / Commercial and i n d u s t r i a l loans A g r i c u l t u r a l loans Loans to brokers and dealers f o r purchasing or carrying s e c u r i t i e s Other loans f o r purchasing or carrying securities Real e s t a t e loans Other loans U. S. Government s e c u r i t i e s - t o t a l Treasury b i l l s j Treasury c e r t i f i c a t e s of indebtedness Treasury notes U. S. bonds Other s e c u r i t i e s Loans to banks Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks Cash in v a u l t Balances with domestic banks Other a s s e t s - net 51,227 85,657 3,825 2,465 458 : New York 3,255 2,271 1,192 9 25,790 16,612 11,019 12 1 6,167 3,346 1,651 2 2,069 26 l,4i4 56 130 1,243 8,737 10,861 22 371 602 49 234 790 26,859 626 1,260 5,775 19,198 7,771 1,028 486 1,209 2,773 6,894 194 423 1,169 332 2,284 l4l 751 732 2,217 60 86 598 1,473 624 1,274 13,448 953 47 546 64 89 99 784 4,628 203 164 929 28,724 2,368 2,161 1,485 14 66 159 789 5,108 717 7 44 128 538 267 12 505 47 81 97 3,4l6 l,8i4 840 7 ' —— 11,693 6,063 3,792 9 2,732 1,622 817 17 1,476 890 459 16 3,377 1,784 931 107 3,862 2,457 1,497 29 16,919 10,132 4,077 239 38 212 27 4 24 26 76 170 803 1,194 25 293 424 145 213 580 55 3,908 1,918 4,501 67 173 1,027 3,234 1,129 28 282 475 887 30 17 250 590 223 14 173 236 2 66 53 166 569 1,243 60 69 370 744 311 435 7 21 112 295 151 1,245 74 64 329 778 348 1,165 37 91 229 808 240 5,191 51 160 1,106 3,874 1,596 28 546 78 159 73 40 502 51 234 74 68 1,915 113 275 132 19 412 36 128 46 8 207 16 69 25 15 546 42 314 51 15 554 47 457 159 223 2,156 155 265 377 744 161 2,375 676 119 7,l4o 3,208 681 1,657 568 127 854 295 87 2,339 567 143 2,641 853 153 9,038 7,710 46o 44l 8 659 11 1,681 47 645 6 347 4 876 2 880 24 535 171 29 35 52 338 17 3 53 313 179 48 154 1,058 20 28 45 277 25 15 30 144 32 10 37 339 19 20 78 426 11 233 576 l,36l 1,336 25 46 298 967 15 931 101 133 99 San Francisco 3,325 1,771 964 10 55 334 568 L I A B I L I T I E S Demand deposits adjusted 2,905 17,264 2,292 4,010 55,007 Time deposits except U. S. Government 622 4,412 21,939 499 1,785 U. S. Government deposits 4,228 185 1,658 165 289 Interbank demand deposits: Domestic banks 10,147 334 2,832 419 498 Foreign banks 21 10 1,589 32 1,253 Borrowings: From Federal Reserve Banks 685 231 19 70 33 From others 1,002 24 438 91 57 Other l i a b i l i t i e s 88 2,607 104 1,317 73 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 404 8,857 445 3,093 659 / FRASER Exclusive of loans to banks and r f t e r deduction of valuation reserves; individual Digitizedl for — F e d e r a 1 R e s e r v e D i s t r i c t P h i l a - Cleve- RichS t . Minnedelphia land mond Atlanta Chicago Louis a p o l i s loan items are shown gross.
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