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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM (For Immediate Release) November 23, 1 9 # CONDITION OF WEEKLY REPORTING MEMBER BANKS IN LEADING CITIES The conditiga statement of weekly reporting member banks in leading cities shows the following principal changes for the week ended November 16$ Increases of $10.3 million in loans adjusted, $300 million in balances with domestic banks, $638 million in United States Government deposits, and $559 million in demand deposits credited to domestic banks, and a decrease of $331* million in borrowings. Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans increased $118 million in New York City. $1*5 million in the San Francisco District, $1*3 million in the Chicago District, $25 million in the Dallas District, and a total of $298 million at all reporting member banks. Changes according to industry appear in another press release. Real estate loans and "other" loans increased $37 million and $25 million, respectively. Holdings of Treasury bills and of United States Government bonds increased, and holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness and of Treasury notes decreased; there was a net increase of $77 million in holdings of United States Government securities. Demand deposits adjusted increased in seven districts and the net increase at all reporting member banks was $72 million. Time deposits decreased $103 million, of which $61 million was in the San Francisco District* Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased $631* million and borrowings from others increased $300 million. Loans to banks increased $255 million. A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting member banks follows; Nov. 16, 1955 Increase or decrease since Nov. 17, ; Nov. 9, 1951* 1955 A S S E T S Loans and investments adjusted 1/ Loans adjusted 3/ " 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 +522 S'SI o » (vj +1*13 +298 oio 1,21*!9 8,lk3 9,935 + 53 + 1 + 37 + 25 U. S. Government securities - total Treasury bills Treasury certificates of indebtedness Treasury notes U. S. bonds Other securities 30,377 932 1,053 7,61*5 + 77 +157 - 35 - 96 + 51 + 32 Loans to banks Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks Cash in vault Balances with domestic banks 1,009 13,285 977 2,686 8,387 *255 - 97 - 61* +300 + 36 +7,5lU 2/+3,676 + + 621* 235 2/ +1,092 %J +1,961* -7,300 -1,870 -1,306 • 9U1 -3,183 - 178 + + - 1*23 771 13 296 L I A B I L I T I E S + 31*5 Demand deposits adjusted 56,027 + 72 + 1*07 Time deposits except U. S, Government 21,628 "»103 + »l,60l* U. S. Government deposits 3,337 ^38 - 873 Interbank demand deposits; Domestic banks 11,21*6 +559 + 11*9 Foreign banks 1,1*56 + 8 Borrowings $ From Federal Reserve Banks 1*72 —631*) + 621* From others 626 +300) y Exclusive of loans to banks and after deduction of valuation reservesj individual loan items are shown gross* 2/ October 5, 1955 reclassification increased commercial, industrial, and agricul* tural loans $318 million and decreased real estate loans and "other" loans by $291* and $25 millions, respectively. ASSETS AMD LIABILITIES OF"WF^TLY RETORTIKG MEMBER BANKS IN LEADING CITI1&), NOVEMBER' l6, 1955 ' F e d e r a l Reserve D i s t r i c t Total San Phila- Cleve Rich- Atlanta Chicago St. Minne- Kansas Dallas New All Boston Francisco City apolis Louis mond land York delphia Districts (In millions of dollars) ASSETS 6,024 3,454 3,352 11,749 2,792 1,501 3,365 3,883 16,835 3,803 25,737 3,286 85,781 Loans and investments adjusted 1/ 9,004 823 1,706 2,428 5,375 1,567 2,914 1,725 1,679 2,100 47,017 2,240 15,456 Loans adjusted 1/ 1,582 806 3,733 435 989 f 3,195 781 939 1,365 9,546 1,090 1,322 Commercial, industrial, and agr l loans 25,783 Loans to brokers and dealers for 16 96 23 28 276 25 5 30 160 56 1,893 2,646 38 purchasing or carrying securities Other loans for purchasing or carrying 47 14 117 22 180 27 42 119 75 513 59 34 1,249 securities 210 281 3,496 170 281 760 158 700 211 337 1,199 340 8,143 Real estate loans 406 528 1,754 448 209 1,065 536 524 623 726 2,566 550 9,935 Other loans 6,041 521 1,311 1,209 982 862 2,494 1,451 1,349 5,172 30,377 1,214 7,771 U„ S. Government securities - total 60 63 92 15 23 125 81 61 280 25 55 52 932 Treasury bills 64 301 20 34 25 40 155 61 57 42 206 48 1,053 Treasury certificates of indebtedness 1,622 256 386 342 153 460 1,365 345 191 727 1,566 232 7,645 Treasury notes 829 4,055 799 333 592 3,527 1,005 751 6o4 1,651 882 5,719 20,747 U. S. bonds 246 1,790 348 243 157 1,202 324 278 616 324 2,510 349 8,387 -Other securities 161 4 14 2 15 56 20 16 13 38 652 18 1,009 Loans to banks 2,251 572 209 555 453 498 2,020 569 906 540 4,134 578 13,285 Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks 46 151 4i 15 116 35 50 94 79 228 53 69 977 Cash in vault 291 456 336 78 139 307 258 190 169 132 231 2,686 99 Balances with domestic banks 318 144 49 23 45 132 68 69 80 91 796 1,908 93 Other assets - net H.4.2(a) 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 56,027 21,628 3,337 2,888 17,373 2,443 4,456 493 629 143 1,142 154 3,985 1,721 244 2,546 2,394 635 714 100 141 7,346 1,723 562 3,199 105 606 929 286 60 1 9,333 7,539 411 11,246 1,456 370 31 3,172 1,136 507 21 579 10 539 10 724 11 1,815 43 751 4 352 4 911 2 939 19 587 165 472 626 2,401 8,453 20 48 87 433 57 268 1,181 2,993 22 51 61 388 25 11 90 632 34 15 53 324 32 91 112 149 1,019 11 16 40 267 12 17 29 139 59 2 38 323 4 2 67 407 105 84 554 1,229 52 299 1/ Exclusive of loans to banks and after deduction of valuation reserves; individual loan items are shown gross. 2,354 2,713 837 557 117 114 t
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