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H.4.2 BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM (For Immediate Release) October 28, 1953 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 October 21: A decrease of $236 million in loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying securities, increases of $1$4 million in loans to banks, $209 million in holdings of Treasury bills, and $66l million in demand deposits adjusted, and decreases of $490 million in United States Government deposits and $485 million in demand deposits credited to domestic banks. Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans decreased in most districts and a total of $89 million at all reporting member banks; the principal changes were decreases of $43 million in New York City, $27 million in Chicago, and $18 million in the San Francisco District, and an increase of $17 million in the Atlanta District. Changes according to industry appear in another press release. Holdings of Treasury bills increased $218 million in New York City and $27 million in the San Francisco District, and decreased $40 million in the New York District outside of New York City and $27 million in the Atlanta District. Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness increased $39 million and holdings of United States Government bonds increased $21 million. Demand deposits adjusted increased $386 million in New York City, $72 million in the Philadelphia District, $63 million in the Boston District, and $62 million in the Dallas District. Time deposits increased $76 million. Borrowings increased $148 million at all reporting member banks. A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting member banks follows: Oct. 21, 1953 A S S E T S Loans and investments - total Loans - net Loans - gross 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 Loans to banks Other loans Increase or decrease since Oct. 22, Oct. 14, 1952 1953 [In millions of dollars) 79,072 39,929 40,550 23,112 +170 -108 -108 - 89 +1,163 +2,513 +2,563 + 779 1,460 728 6,425 850 7,975 -236 - 4 + 7 . +194 + 20 5 39 + 405 + 300 +1,123 U. S. Government securities - total Treasury bills Treasury certificates of indebtedness Treasury notes U. S. bonds Other securities 31,588 2,222 5,477 6,625 17,264 7,555 +269 +209 + 39 + 21 + 9 -1,305 -1,492 +3,003 + 256 -3,072 45 Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks Cash in vault Balances with domestic banks 14,272 954 2,650 + 18 - 64 -155 -1,135 + 6 + 215 53,968 19,071 2,734 10,837 1,264 821 +661 + 76 -490 -485 + 35 +148 + 20 +1,550 -1,192 + 69 95 - 524 L I A B I L I T I E S Demand deposits adjusted Time deposits except Government U. S. Government deposits Interbank demand deposits: Domestic banks Foreign banks Borrowings H.4,2(a) ASSETS AND T.T ABILITIES OF WEEKLY REPORTING MEMBER BANKS IK LEADING CITIES Phila- ICleve delphia I land Boston A S S E T S Loans and investments - total Loans - net# Commercial, industrial, and agr 1 loans Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying securities Other loans for purchasing or carrying securities Real estate loans Loans to banks Other loans U. S. Government securities - total Treasury bills Treasury certificates of indebtedness Treasury notes U. S. bonds Other securities Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks Cash in vault Balances with domestic banks Other assets - net 79*072 23,112 Rich- Atlanta mond^ millions of dollars) 3,540 24,667 1 , 8 5 5 13,775 1,104 9,079 3,041 1,683 935 5,608 2,477 1,439 3,153 1,386 636 2,940 1,274 745 St MinneLouis apolis 11,003 2,639 4,398 1,409 758 2,839 1,377 692 353 3,154 1,305 786 3,210 14,740 7,866 1,809 1,185 3,253 1,460 17 1,126 32 42 13 14 145 8 2 7 17 37 J 2 ° 6,425 "50 7*975 24 312 7 426 249 857 651 2,035 19 164 21 545 68 484 9 485 59 265 13 416 38 90 6 403 116 545 36 799 17 255 30 358 11 136 1 198 22 190 20 292 72 135 2 33 2,992 54 31#588 ^,222 5,477 1,359 121 200 139 899 326 8,499 806 1,297 1,257 5,139 2,393 2 , 6 1 5 1,539 111 110 272 545 351 714 805 1,246 228 516 1,399 99 286 378 636 267 506 46 225 60 5,554 1,030 58 256 263 887 1,481 275 434 2,930 200 1,051 2,062 459 119 35 133 352 34 107 542 17 89 156 280 143 1,520 1,212 129 270 262 295 210 378 611 577 189 329 5,300 199 935 1,157 3,009 1,574 634 71 106 94 1,019 46 146 129 698 339 524 5,077 216 50 122 156 562 59 227 14 91 19 579 38 333 44 600 2,110 47 489 93 143 302 293 2,876 570 95 17,635 2,366 46l 3,660 119 1,098 3,862 2,381 650 1,621 7,176 3,036 429 1,660 506 74 888 265 48 2,256 517 89 2,514 590 71 8,215 6,617 331 1,848 40 83 133 898 735 3 55 37 230 344 3 30 30 120 950 2 27 34 843 12 39 49 321 607 17,264 7,555 14,272 954 2,650 1,512 L I A B I L I T I E S Demand deposits adjusted Time deposits except Government U. S. Government deposits Interbank demand deposits; Domestic banks Foreign banks Borrowings Other liabilities CAPITAL ACCOUNTS October 21 53,968 19,071 2,734 ^ II 821 2,233 7,532 356 29 26 91 402 947 96 156 88 183 125 2,139 578 72 483 10 50 45 648 9 37 46 279 248 3,059 1,027 261 1,149 410 14 48 554 7 25 76 2,789 360 567 18 547 79 185 59 4l6 273 # Individual loan items are reported gross, i.e., before deduction of valuation reserves. L _ tL 1,602 108 170 495 1,045
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