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H.4.2 BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM (For Immediate Release) February 16, 1955 CONDITION OF WEEKLY REPORTING MEMBER BANKS IN LEADING CITIES The condition statement of weekly reporting member banks In leading cities shows the following principal changes for the week ended February 9? Decreases of $318 million in holdings of Treasury bills, $296 million in reserve balances with Federal Reserve Banks, $245 million in demand deposits adjusted, and $188 million in demand deposits credited to domestic banks. Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans increased in all but one district. The total increase at all reporting member banks was $42 million, and the principal increase was $25 million In New York City, Changes according to industry appear in another press release. Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $160 million in New York City, $55 million in the San Francisco District, and by smaller amounts in most of the other districts. Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness decreased $139 million, of which $103 million was in New York City. Holdings of Treasury notes increased $8l million in New York City and decreased $22 million in the Cleveland District and $21 million in the St. Louis District; there was a net increase of $40 million at all reporting member banks. Holdings of United States Government bonds decreased in all districts; the total decrease was $102 million. Holdings of "other" securities decreased $58 million; the principal changes were a decrease of $64 million in New York City and an increase of $27 million in the Boston District. Demand deposits adjusted decreased $202 million in New York City, $69 million in the San Francisco District, $67 million in the Chicago District outside of Chicago, and $50 million in the Cleveland District; they increased $78 million in Chicago. Borrowings decreased $197 million in New York City and a total of $345 million at all reporting member banks. Loans to banks increased $5 million. A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting member banks follows: • • - A S S E T S Increase or decrease since Feb. 2, Feb. 10, 1954 1955 (In miLllions of dollars) Feb. 9, I955 Loans and investments adjusted l/ Loans adjusted 1/ ~~ Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying securities Other loans for purchasing or carrying securities Real estate loans Other loans 84,859 40,653 22,096 -500 + 77 + 42 +5,708 +1,585 - 460 2,590 1,062 7,294 8,314 + 8 + 6 + 15 + 3 + + + + U. S. Government securities - total Treasury bills Treasury certificates of indebtedness Treasury notes U. S. bonds Other securities 35,280 1,747 2,412 8,121 23,000 8,926 -519 -318 -139 + 40 -102 - 58 +2,871 - 287 -2,227 +1,407 +3,978 +1,252 Loans to banks Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks Cash in vault Balances with domestic banks 775 13,651 938 2,483 + 5 -296 + ko - 10 + + 57,394 21,464 2,537 10,633 1,326 155 622 -245 - 7 + 12 -188 - 26 -351) + 6) +2,605 +1,784 + 243 + 156 + 66 559 244 809 504 58 711 22 70 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 - 250 l/ Exclusive of loans to banks and after deduction of valuation reserves:; individual loan items are shown gross. E.4.2(a) ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF WEEKLY REPORTING MEMBER BANKS IK LEADING CITIES. FEBRUARY 9, 1955 Total F e d e r a l 'Reserve. - D i s t r i c t St. Minne- Kansas New All Phila- Cleve- RichSan Boston Atlanta Chicago Dallas Districts delphia Louis apolis City York mond land Francisee (In millions of dol]Lars) A S S E T S Loans and investments adjusted l/ Loans adjusted 1/ Commercial, industrial, and agr'l loans Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying securities Other loans for purchasing or carrying securities Real estate loans Other loans 84,659 40,653 22,096 3,726 1,946 1,104 26,162 13,166 7,866 3,277 1,761 882 5,873 2,450 1,178 3,382 1,530 700 3,227 1,436 843 11,782 4,596 2,730 2,752 1,407 724 1,490 689 338 3,4o6 1,522 930 3,668 2,140 1,424 16,114 8,010 3,377 2,590 4l 1,963 58 114 25 19 265 18 4 11 16 56 1,062 7,294 8,314 26 358 458 424 1,028 2,140 56 208 596 73 595 539 76 304 445 36 115 446 161 687 850 21 278 386 15 146 196 22 246 327 104 174 444 48 3,155 1,487 U. S. Government securities - total Treasury bills Treasury certificates of indebtedness Treasury notes U. S. bonds Other securities 35,280 1,747 2,412 8,121 23,000 8,926 1,426 92 94 186 1,054 354 10,086 553 487 2,228 6,818 2,910 1,062 41 99 200 722 454 2,766 50 201 717 1,798 657 1,572 95 66 340 1,071 280 1,473 90 179 380 824 318 5,975 325 413 1,374 3,863 1,211 1,102 57 63 349 633 243 634 19 61 178 376 167 1,513 140 102 429 842 371 1,279 57 105 239 878 249 6,392 228 542 1,501 4,121 1,712 Loans to banks Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks Cash in vault Balances with domestic banks Other assets - net 775 13,651 938 2,483 2,104 36 571 66 98 107 464 4,701 217 154 941 7 539 50 95 77 68 893 89 135 92 9 532 76 179 68 7 524 46 250 65 27 1,964 116 300 134 12 451 34 139 43 226 14 76 21 7 556 38 322 47 9 592 44 425 140 129 2,102 148 310 369 57,394 21,464 2,537 2,966 611 125 18,534 4,519 786 2,517 545 109 4,004 1,731 162 2,539 726 131 2,312 6l4 84 7,733 3,196 458 1,729 538 83 962 280 54 2,431 560 107 2,682 732 92 8,985 7,412 346 10,633 1,326 342 27 3,110 1,030 418 17 508 8 465 8 713 12 1,657 38 732 5 346 3 894 2 896 17 552 159 155 622 2,470 8,209 4 16 98 415 4 344 1,251 3,061 7 53 379 18 23 92 604 4 21 49 303 40 18 50 276 28 87 151 975 7 39 43 255 4 18 31 129 20 25 36 301 13 4 79 363 13 20 537 1,148 — - 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 Other liabilities CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 1/ Exclusive of loans to banks and after deduction of valuation reserves; individual loan items are shown gross.
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