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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BANKS, SECOND HALF OF MARCH, 1951 (Averages of daily figures l/. In millions of dollars) JU Class of bank and Federal Reserve District Gross demand deposits Total InterOther bank 11,070 88.116 Net demand deposits 2/ Time deposits 3/ Demand balances due from domestic All member banks 99,366 87,417 29.584 5.340 Central reserve city banks: New York 23,077 3,861 19,216 60 21,235 2,005 ' Chicago 5,663 1,095 4,568 5,101 1,083 97 Reserve city banks 37.696 5,159 32,537 32,601 11,577 1,777 Boston 2,200 270 2,000 1,929 182 33 New York 844 30 814 742 249 34 Philadelphia 2,494 384 2,110 212 2,157 109 Cleveland 4,844 467 4,282 4,377 1,479 176 Richmond 2,294 1,980 329 1,965 115 435 Atlanta 2,254 469 4l8 1,785 1,899 130 Chicago 4,807 462 4,103 4,345 1,986 268 St. Louie 2,229 1,650 1,907 579 336 95 Minneapolis 1,063 250 813 167 893 51 Kansas City 3,116 2,583 2,353 369 247 Dallas 566 2,773 2,207 2,294 352 257 San Francisco 8.777 590 8,187 7,761 262 5,392 Country banks 32,9)0 955 31,995 28,499 3,406 14,919 Boston 2,776 2,682 2,440 93 1,041 New York 4,910 4,815 si 95 4,387 3,339 Philadelphia 2,465 20 2,168 2,445 208 1,705 Cleveland , 2,652 22 2,631 2,318 268 1,713 Richmond 2,191 105 2,087 1,842 893 258 Atlanta 2.778 185 2,346 683 2,593 344 Chicago 4,561 82 4,479 3,969 485 St. Louis 1,785 49 1,736 1,538 216 Minneapolis 1,431 60 1,371 1,249 152 723 Kansas City 62 2,251 1,966 •319 Dallas 3,040 153 2,629 291 San Francisco 1,894 1,865 29 1,649 188 n 946 NOTk; Demand deposits adjusted (demand deposits other than 'interbank and United States Government, 1 of collection) of all member banks estimated at 77,000 million dollars. For numbered footnotes see next nmce. 1:8! ipril 19, 1951 Reserves with F. R. Banks Total Required 19.267 18,606 661 5,253 1,287 7,362 424 165 448 960 432 418 960 4o6 190 550 494 1,916 5,217 1,289 7,215 411 163 444 945 422 405 940 402 189 539 480 1,876 4,885 404 815 4o6 427 312 369 713 253 218 147 13 2 3 15 10 13 21 4 2 12 14 41 480 25 67 34 55 35 33 75 23 23 u 5,365 429 881 440 483 347 402 788 276 241 36 - 2 11 SiS m 306 288 . 18 cash items reported as in process ! -'J.la DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BAMS—Continued (Averages of daily figures. In millions of dollars) Federal Reserve District Time deposits Demand deposits except interbankI 2nd half 1st half 2nd half 1st half 12nd half 2nd half March 1951 March 1951j March 1950 March 1951 March 1951 March 195° Country banks in places with population of 15,000 and over l/ 2 Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco 9.340 20,626 9,305 18,619 9.100 854 837 2,132 2,370 2,358 836 2,330 2,289 3,302 3,726 2,288 3,733 824 813 1,344 1,468 1,457 817 931 1,402 927 1,556 1,562 926 450 459 1,221 1,293 1,289 452 506 1,810 1,986 497 1,994 497 1,711 1,748 2,843 2,819 2,477 1,745 848 373 371 841 782 370 318 682 669 333 665 317 131 129 748 790 795 129 185 230 1,656 419 1,656 229 696 703 l,4l8 1,416 315 694 Country "banks in places with population of1 less than 15,000 2/ Total Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco 11,400 312 1,083 977 1,069 798 607 1,660 894 706 1,462 1,384 449 Total l/ 2/ 20,595 11,558 317 1,101 980 1,071 808 611 1,681 911 719 1,483 1,418 456 10,889 292 975 899 1,008 754 570 1,560 882 708 1,461 1,358 422 5,610 205 1,051 888 787 442 186 884 266 407 190 62 252 5,621 203 1,052 888 787 442 187 883 266 408 190 61 253 5,644 211 1,056 895 792 438 183 883 268 425 190 55 248 Includes any banks in outlying sections of reserve cities which have been given permission to carry the same reserves as country "banks. Classification by population is based on the 1950 census; comparative figures for 1950, previously reported on the basic of the 1940 census, have been revised. Footnotes for preceding page (J.l): l/ Averages of daily closing figures for reserves and borrowings and of daily opening figures for other columns, inasmuch as reserves required are based on deposits at opening of business. 2/ Demand deposits subject to reserve requirements, i.e., gross demand deposits minus cash items reported as in process of collection and demand balances due from domestic "banks. 3/ Includes some interbank and U. S. Government time deposits; the amounts on call report dates are shown in the Member Bank Call Report. J, lb •issisgsmms-- Time deposits dmosits except interbank 2nd half" 2nd hair list half 2nd half list half 2nd half March 1951|March 1951 March 195 March 19511March 1951[March 1950 1 n puces vith_P T .nnti r of "s.ffiB.ffH 5,620,^20 g 644,115 Total, all States 222,88] 915.019 213,590 110,559 134.939 311,348 New England 59,59: 53,761 55,151 48,191 47,388 48,774 Maine 22,777 23,891 23,926 44,522 50,572 New Hampshire* 49,447 55,l8S " 55,032 42,521 54,976 48,813 46,731 Vermont 49,021 47,150 47,185 120,196 130,123 126,858 Massachusetts 1,543 1,439 1,427 843 1,165 1,080 Rhode Island 34,758 32,317 32,354 55,075 56,878 57,669 Connecticut* 2.175,397 2,,184,754 2.126,203 2,347,658 2,113,183 p. 174,779 Middle Atlantic 691,444 696,080 690,719 684,869 780.721 763,820 New York 483,476 485,891 486,556 473,096 522.722 517,935 New Jersey 998,062 1,005,198 997,504 955,218 1,044,448 1,044,215 Pennsylvania 1,562,449 1 71,128 2,407,632 2,430,568, 2,276,505 1,560,692 E. North Central 7*38" 492,300 487,877 588,806 623,46T 624,259 Ohio 167,043 171,183 171,409 367,773 392,001 386,168 Indiana 388,012 388,536 389,069 873,578 915,440 903,288 Illinois 300,062 299,483 298,322 252,116 287,096 282,821 Michigan 223,711 214,809 214,015 194,232 212,568 211,096 Wisconsin 497,435 J l O ^ 497.274 1,839,078 1.868,553 1,818,423 W. North Central 213;546 203,283 202,971 246,248 246,557 243.779 Minnesota 90,051 87,644 87,659 313,936 331,120 323,882 Iowa 63,304 64,918 64,778 287,771 303,128 299.780 Missouri 31,521 29,438 84,630 29,497 80,437 78,971 North Dakota 27,217 26,901 26,898 122,370 124,369 121,545 South Dakota 42,544 43,135 315,578 330,573 324,867 Nebraska 42,083 42,116 447,890 452,369 446,254 Kansas 525,848 533,722 1 1Pl1282 1.129.703 1,046,858 South Atlantic 11,870 11,574 16,542 11.577 17,157 17,432 Delaware 103,270 103,238 136,313 103,047 148,784 148,956 Maryland 209,336 215,172 291,777 215,061 312,970 308,616 Virginia 74,267 73.432 161,253 169,212 73,555 167,042 West Virginia 43,770 42,737 106,434 118,046 42.578 115,694 North Carolina 16,378 16,093 71,920 16,063 73,693 72,505 South Carolina 23,758 23,883 83,950 91,656 23,727 90,004 Georgia 43,199 47,593 178,669 47,943 198,185 201,033 Florida 147,929 147,596 563,911 _lit6,533— 580,823 568.181 E. South Central 44,257 44,172 260,439 265,271 44,065 256,268 Kentucky 60,471 59,231 141,058 141,207 59,109 141,339 Tennessee 34,700 35.433 121,626 129,642 34,629 126,901 Alabama 8,501 8,760 40,788 44,703 43,673 Mississippi 117,002 123,252 124 1.600.235 1 841,345 1,792,003 W. South Central 20,927 21'5% 128,747 134,285 21,569 132,726 Arkansas 23,743 23,366 73,059 76,092 74,389 Louisiana 30,789 31,366 334,920 321,459 315,574 Oklahoma 41,543 46,946 48,119 309,509 1,255,277 1,277,546 Texas 166,019 162,575 671,80! 16?,234' 521 660.126 Mountain 42,360 T27? 169,195 42,229 173,9! 169,419 Montana 13,664 12,213 44,148 46,614 12,215 45,458 Idaho * 19,263 19,103 86,110 19,101 90,537 89,322 Wyoming 43,942 42,531 215,989 42,388 223,669 222,059 Colorado 10,555 10,963 73,429 10,944 79,987 77,606 New Mexico 1,018 1,114 4,374 1,116 5,412 5,283 Arizona 29,425 28,764 39,114 28,724 43,475 43,036 Utah 5,3# 5,527 7,146 5,517 8,123 7,943 Nevada 198,352 204,904 904,118 327,443 352,737 __l4lt04L_ Pacific 397o£f 38,798 "76^7^ 38,626 79,903 78,292 Washington 25,821 26,907 74,043 26,830 85,934 85,096 Oregon 133,487 139,199 176,522 138,662 186,900 183,659 California preceding page regarding classification by population. l/ For footnote urn Hll
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