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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
August 1$, i960
DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BANKS, FOR THE BIWEEKLY PERIOD ENDED JULY 27, I960
Ai11, 17 - '
(Averages of d a i l y f i g u r e s ^ . In m i l l i o n s of d o l l a r s )
BorrowDemand
Reserves
Class of paipJs....
: Grosf demand deposits
ings a t
Net demand
Time balances
With
Allowand I " ,
InterU. S.
deposits 2/ deposits due from F. R. able in
F. R.
Required Excess
Xotal^
Other
F. R. D i s t r i c t
"bank . Govt.
Bonlcs .
dom.bks.
Banks
cash
A l l member banks
6,465
122,659
13,044
6,306
103,230
18,321
336
3/18,162 3/495
390
103,554
55,571
Cent . r e s . c i t y bks .;
4,236
1,466
18,631
3,888
14
New York
4,547
17
83
3,902
20,338
24, 333
1,172
1,492
1,027
Chicago
5,268
1,023
6,133
385
4,575
53
97
5
Reserve c i t y banks
4l
184
48,158
6,307
2.610
39,2.42
_&o^
21,517
39,996
7,675
_6Z_
TT~
Boston
24
2,421
1
362
205
363
347
136
2,133
1,938
New York
10
201
660
1
1
1,021
1,170
36
192
50
1, 029
91
Philadelphia
4
620
107
2,4o6
450
1
2
449
2,540
3,050
171
473
Cleveland
21
21
4,908
2,817
196
53.4
987
509
971
5,130
5,932
5
Richmond
8
822
404
2
127
443
122
3,023
2,496
17
459
2,531
Atlanta
484
6
3,4o4
146
2,660
485
285
676
922
2, 582
5
Chicago
4
4,118
805
2, 521
190
794
8
4,930
15
4,039
353
539
S t . Louis
2,461
108
129
647
522
9
1,994
355
355
3
3
Minneapolis
181
181
262
1,284
1
102
' «
318
1,015
9
37
Kansas City
484
644
266
2
478
19
2,473
832
127
3,436
2,703
7
Dallas
84l
2
3,818
221
549
1,099
7
372
551
5
2,756
2,992
San Francisco
12
10
666
2,362
10,423
265
12,040
11,160
2,361
13,229
, 9
523

w

248
28,015.
4,250
Country banks
44,036
5,762
435
1,329
1,925
40,782
5,575
37,952
421
I8"~
211
"17421
Boston
145
23
-43,138
197
"T2H5
3T%7
12
6,
£66
New York
4oi
1,005
34
7,071
398
5,978
6,535
li
4oo
15
413
2,623
2,922
2,560
Philadelphia
2,722
255
175
8
443
26
456
49
2,822
2,647
303
Cleveland
3.072
3,235
137
13
101
318
1,540
112
322
Richmond
2,380
277
2,193
2,593
22
465
1,766
456
4,030
36
Atlanta
243
479
3,423
139
3,
80
44
948
148
6,060
19
714
984
Chicago
7,020
5,636
306
6,566
2
264
26
264
283
1,089
S t . Louis
2,215
1,905
7
83
2.073
59
6
6
240
185
Minnespoils
1,818
23
1,670
1,336
257
71
1,577
402
15
1,042
2
120
338
2,828
ill
Kansas City
3,062
2,595
14
206
398
Dallas
3,480
1,119
3,109
92
577
9
3,777
4
208
344
1,816
13
2,304
San Francisco
2,666
49
349
7
2,523
93
Demand deposits a d j u s t e d (demand deposits other than interbank and United States Government, l e s s cash items reported as in process of
c o l l e c t i o n ) of a l l member banks amounted t o $90,589 m i l l i o n .
For numbered footnotes see next page.




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DEPOSITS,. RESERVES, AM) BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BANKS - Continued
(Averages of d a i l y f i g u r e s .

In m i l l i o n s of d o l l a r s )

Demand d e p o s i t s except interbank
Tine deposits
and U. S. Government
J u l y 14-27, June 30- (July 16-31, J u l y 14-27, June 30- J u l y 16-31
J u l y 13,19o0
I960
I960
Julyl3,196o!
1959#
1959

Federal
Reserve
District

Country "banks in p l a c e s with population of 15,000 and ever 1/
Total

27,305

Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
S t . Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco

27,137

28,029

17,787

17,728

16,450

2,853
4,961
1,647
1,829
1,478
2,591
4,555
1,020
822
1,189
1,979
2, 212

3,095
5,137
1,752
2,029
1,683
2,727
4,045
1,074

1,142
4,029
1,269
1,440
770
1,154
4,058
550
598
475
759
1,543

1,133
4,018
1,265
1,436
770
1,148
4,049
547
598
475
751
1,538

1,103
3,868
1, 202
1,399
785
1,099
3, 220
545
588
449
707
1,484

4,964
1,624
1,873
1,475
2,599
4,574

1,028

835
1,205
2,009
2,215

886

1,258
2,156

2,186

Country banks in p l a c e s with population of l e s s than 15,000
Total

13/476

Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
S t . Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco

380
1,571
1,098
1,199
905
1,049
1,993
1,045
835
1,623
1,471
308

14,197
369
1,563
1,094
1,190
953
1,055
1,990
l , 045
843
1,6l4
1,492
310

10,229

4i8
1,641
1,153
1,260
967
1,059
2,142
1,106
900
1,693
1, 525
333

10,217

1,950
1,354
1,207
770
612
1,578
5%
738
567 •
361
272

1,936
1,345
1,203
802
611
1,574
536
563
357
272

9,835
297

1,868

1,276
1, l 4 l
776
583
l , 518
520
728
524
327
275

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U . S . Government d e p o s i t s included, p r i o r t o December 1, 1959•

1 / Includes any banks in outlying s e c t i o n s of reserve c i t i e s which have been given
permission t o c a r r y the same r e s e r v e s as country banks; a l s o includes member
banks in Hawaii.
Footnotes f o r preceding page ( J . l ) :
1 / Averages of d a i l y closing f i g u r e s f o r r e s e r v e s with F- R. Banks and borrowings
and of d a i l y opening f i g u r e s f o r other columns, inasmuch as r e s e r v e s r e q u i r e d
are based on d e p o s i t s a t opening of b u s i n e s s .
2 / Demand d e p o s i t s subject t o reserve requirements, i . e . , gross demand d e p o s i t s
minus cash items reported as in process of c o l l e c t i o n and demand balances due
from domestic banks.
3 / Revised weekly f i g u r e s compared with those given i n published weekly statements:
Required
reserves
J u l y 20
J u l y 27
Aug. 3BZ
Aug. 10PZ
Preliminary.
Digitized forp /FRASER


18,245
18,077
18,100
18,010

Excess
reserves
517
475
493
499

Free
reserves
88
124
178
206

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DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BANKS - - Continued
(Averages of d a i l y f i g u r e s ; in millions of d o l l a r s . Comparability of f i g u r e s
i s a f f e c t e d somewhat by changes in Federal Reserve membership, absorptions,
e t c . , p a r t i c u l a r l y in States or other areas designated by an a s t e r i s k . )
Country banks in
Demand deposits except interbank
Time deposits
places with a
and
auu U
v •. Su. • Government
uuv cj. ujuciiu
population of
July 14-27,| June 30- (July 16-31, July 14-2% June 3°- July 16-31;
I960
July 13, I960!
1959
l e s s than 15,000
I960
| July 13,19601 1959#
Total
10,217.0
9,834.9
T3TWFT3
13,519.8" lS7l97^T 10,226.6
-97827.2
Total, a l l States 13,470.0
10,207•
13,512.9
14,190.2
New England
297.0
279.8
280.0
369.5
380.2
80.5
Maine *
66.0
75-7
73^~
65.O
75.8
34.2
New Hampshire
34.8
67.1
73-6
35-0
69.7
Vermont *
103.9
95-1
68.3
54.2
95-2
54-7
Massachusetts
49.3
50.7
145-9
159.2
154.5
51-3
Rhode Island
Connecticut
29.1
23.5
43.2
36.3
22.7
36.3
3,444.4
3,602.1
Middle Atlantic
3,078.3
2,925.9
1.624.9
2.936.8
New York
1, 206.4
1.313.2
1,349.2
1,138.1
1,360.2
1,143.4
New J e r s e y
854.4
807.9
728.1
747.9
861.2
733.6
Pennsylvania
.1,124.0
1,398.5
1.323.3
1,059.7
1.403.5
1.059.8
E. North Central
2,541.0
2,635.4
3,207.1
2,988.9
2.644.6
3.014.9
Ohio
748.7
"812.2
-787.5
767~
781.1
790.4
Indiana
460.9
301.5
314-5
497.8
315.4
459.2
Illinois
701.6
1,244.5
1,149.0
742.7
1,161.8
745.2
Michigan
488.2
483.4
368.9
347.9
490.1
350.7
Wisconsin
305.8
263.4
302.5
283.7
262.1
303.5
W. North Central
1,018.6
994.6
2,140.2
1,985.2
1.020.8
1.990.1
Minnesota
359.0
347.2
~W'1
333-7
349.0
331.4
I ova
154.2
324.4
156.9
346.5
156.0
320.4
Missouri
157.8
158.8
346.8
377.5
159.7
347.3
North Dakota
56.8
87.6
96.0
57.3
58.1
85.7
64.1
South Dakota
65.8
116.1
130.0
114.6
64.5
Nebraska
67.1
307.6
72.5
331.9
72.8
307.4
Kansas
160.0
147.2
469-0
511.1
160.7
483-3
1,066.1
South Atlantic
1,099.2
1,515.6
1,539.1
1,465.9
1.068.4
Delaware *
4.0
3.8
5.1
5.3
4.0
3-7
Maryland *
157.0
167.6
164.9
159.3
126.1
125.8
Virginia
415.6
423-6
404.3
393.8
424.6
391.0
West Virginia
129.1
119.3
192.9
197.9
189.1
129.2
North Carolina
62.1
66.0
125.7
130.9
66.6
125-7
South Carolina
88.4
89.2
32.6
32.9
88.3
32.6
Georgia
114.2
110.0
60.7
59.7
112.6
62.1
Florida
214.2
432.6
223.9
433.4
429.4
223.5
E. South Central
386.2
365.8
680.5
692.5
666.2
387.1
Kentucky
ioonr
106.4
262T9
256.3
107.1
247.7
Tennessee
182.5
185.O
143.9
151.9
181.0
152.2
Alabama
178.2
92.1
97.1
171.3
167.8
97.0
66.4
Mississippi
30.8
29.4
70.4
30.8
69.7
W. South Central
543.0
2,078.3
2,093.7
593.7
600.1
2,050.3
Arkansas
65.7
158.7
155.4
75.6
76.1
157.8
. Louisiana
88.3
83.9
173.4
177.5
88.9
177-6
Oklahoma
123.3
134.3
390.2
398.3
389.8
136.3
Texas
270.1
1,343.8
1,374.7
295.5
298.8
1,325.1
Mountain
381.0
358.7
721.9
751.3
720.5
381.7
100.6
Montana
184.4
109.6
197.5
180.9
109.5
Idaho
16.7
26.7
17.7
27.6
27.1
17.7
Wyoming
49.6
108.2
52.8
103.5
103.4
53.0
Colorado
110.1
107.0
268.0
260.2
264.0
110.3
New Mexico
114.4
42.5
47.6
110.7
48.0
109.0
4.0
Arizona
4.0
5.4
4.1
6.2
5-3
Utah
34.4
28.0
28.5
35-3
27.5
35.3
Nevada
2.6
2.2
2.4
3-9
3-8
216.6
Pacific
247.1
211.3
270.3
245.1
211.5
Washington
47.8
5878
45.7
55-6
47.8
55-2
Oregon *
24.7
21.5
35-0
24.1
34.9
32.9
California *
142.4
129.1
117.1
125.4
125.7
117.7
Alaska
21.7
20.3
21.9
31.3
3
8.0
Virgin Islands
9.8
b2
6.6
ft
9.8
jF
U.
S.
Government
deposits
included,
p
r
i
o
r
t
o
December
1,
1959