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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BANKS,. FIRST HALF OF JULY, 195
(Averages' of daily figures l/. In millions of dollars)
Class of bank
and
Federal Reserve District
Gross demand depositi
Total
Interbank
Other
Net
demand
deposits 2/
Demand
Reserves with F. R. Batiks
balances due
Tine
from domestic Total
Required
deposits 3/
banks
32,192
6,213
20,624
19,9
635
All Member Banks
107,590
12,205
95,385
93,858
Central reserve city banks:
New York
24,833
4,010
20,823
2,108
46
22,634
5,528
Chicago
4,756
.5,953
1,197
1,158
5,349
125
1,369
Reserve city banks
40,966
5,911
35,054
12,841
35,320
1,924
.7,914
Boston
2,220
1,910
2,024
309
I W
"20"
410
New York
948
32
841
915
34
330
189
Philadelphia
2,620
417
2,203
2,288
100
240
472
Cleveland
5,185
4,602
4,672
513
1,614
181
1,029
Richmond
381
2,536
2,188
2,155
462
116
477
Atlanta
2,612
516
2,096
2,208
46l
486
173
Chicago
4,405
4,246
4,932
527
2,176
267
991
St. Louis
2,352
631
1,721
101
1,998
4l6
350
Minneapolis
1,201
688
313
1,003
172
50
213
Kansas City
3,413
2,520
426
893
2,809
605
277
Dallas
2,430
404
3,153
723
2,574
353
553
San Francisco
656
6,020
244
8,540
9,139
9,795
2,074
Country banks
1,087
16,086
35,837
34,751
4,119
30,555
5,814
Boston
109
3,126
3,017
206
1,140
2,738
491
New York
109
5,210
5,320
4,710
3,460
342
940
Philadelphia
21
2,216
2,542
2,522
1,771
245
451
Cleveland
24
2,834
2,811
282
2,479
1,790
509
Richmond
132
2,499
2,367
2,069
987
317
405^
Atlanta
2,978
199
2,507
2,779
442
751
376
Chicago
4,892
4,985
93
612
4,257
2,903
858
St. Louis
1,882
1,936
54
1,634
676
266
298
Minneapolis
1,564
71
1,493
205
1,319
782
264
Kansas City
68
2,498
2,430
2,060
410
402
357
Dallas
174
3,26l
3,435
611
2,765
331
459
San Francisco
2,121
2,088
1,800
33
1,091
247
341
NOTE: Demand deposits adjusted (demand deposits other t i n t e r b a n k and United States Government, less cash items
collection) of all member banks estimated at 8(',o00 million dollars.
For numbered footnotes see next page.
August 5, 1952
31
5,559
1,353
15
7,834
416 " : U~
188
1
472
1,017
12
465
12
469
17
980
11
421
- 5
211
2
18
587
14
539
2,069
5
5,243
571
552
39
867
73
416
34
455,
55
349'
S
396
770
87
269
29
232
32
44
313
407
52
317
23
reported i in process of
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DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BAIflCS -- Continued
(Averages of daily figures.
Federal
Reserve
District
In millions of dollars)
Tine deposits
Demand deposits except interbank
1st half
July 1952
2nd half
June 1952
1st half
July 1951
1st half
July 1952
2nd half
June 1952
1st half
July 19si
Country banks in places with population of 15,000 and over 1/
Total
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richnond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Total
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richnond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
22,443
22,111
20,759
2, 566
2,657
3,981
3,982
1,458
1,454
1,664
1,675
1,443
1,497
2,072
2,124
3,106
3,093
69"
910
72v
734
868
873
1,809
1,839
1,542
1,593
Country banks in places
9,937
9,922
9,400
84u
2,4j0
922
923
2,282
2,323
2,322
3,729
824
821
1,448
823
926
962
1,%5
957
5o4
457
1,317
507
5>:o
532
1,947
534
2,^10
1,789
1,917
1,925
382
382
851
385
341
318
675
343
168
170
139
796
2
31
249
1,633
257
711
1,429
798
793
with population of less than 1.5,000
12,307
11,949
ll,;33
6,148
6,114
5,725
360
1,228
1,067
1,136
870
655
1,787
972
759
1,557
1,422
495
338
1,165
1,036
1,114
845
638
1,747
947
737
1,502
1,3>6
483
333
1,134
996
1,077
781
603
1/91
9-3
"C6
1,426
1,325
458
217
1,138
948
833
480
217
978
291
439
232
215
1,133
943
832
477
' 21'i973
290
430
23<)
207
1,074
903
8'-'3
444
|
|
|
I
1
'
|
|
1
81
293
81
289 -
191
903
267
4o8
203
65
258
l/ Includes any banks in outlying sections of reserve cities which have been
given permission to carry the sa_;e reserves as country banks.
Footnotes for preceding page (J.l):
l/ Averages of daily closing figures for reserves and borrowings and of daily
opening figures for other colons, 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 itens reported as in process of collection and demand balances due
from domestic banks.
2/ Includes sone interbank and U. S. Government tine deposits; the amounts on call
report dates are shown in the Member Bank Call Report.
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DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AMD BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BANKS—Continued
(Averages of daily figures; in thousands of dollars. Comparability of
figures is affected somewhat by changes in Federal Reserve membership,
absorptions, etc., particularly in States designated by an asterisk.)
Tine deposits
Demand deposits except interbank
1st half
2nd half
1st half
1st half
2nd half 1st half
July 1952 1June 1932 I July 1951 July 1952 jjune 1952 I July 1951
Country banks in places with a population of less than 15 >Oi.Q
Total, all States
12.307.^88 11,948,594 11,432,7881 6.148.094 6,113,849
New England
379.686
357,728
351.084
229. "501 228,031
Maine
61,239
58,846
52,854j
59,639
59,158
New Hampshire
25,282
50,263
50,959
53,566
25,522
Vermont
58,086
52,1201
54,798
58,620
57,629
Massachusetts *
46,130
130,220
135,3301
142,857
48,378
Rhode Island
1,552
1,019
993
929
1,552
Connecticut
58,828
61,789
36,135
63,466
36,271
Middle Atlantic
2,573,039 2,475,133
,401,9151 2,325,412 2,314,498
New York
871,853
742,690
825,189
739,026
807,998
New Jersey
576,763
530,066
532,968
533,612
549,493
Pennsylvania
1,124,423 1,100,451 1,060,305| 1,049,754 1,045,406
E. North Central
2,662,421 2,591,355 2,470,0981 1,704,779 1,699,111
Ohio
679,185
662,423
632,667
525,693
525,195
Indiana
423,682
414,867
188,985
188,132
404,173
Illinois
1,009,689
981,468
434,549
432,691
927,862
Michigan
317,641
328,508
326,878
289,511
309,365
Wisconsin
232,224
227,044
226,215
223,232
215,865
W. North Central
1,934,904 1.870,581 1,821,608
547,375
544,652
Minnesota
261,753
216,565
216,086
253,131
250.349
Iowa
312,024
306,726
#,426
96,973
318,659
Missouri
327,180
316,364
72,614
73,169
302.350
North Dakota
88,106
86,615
32,791
76,978
32,575
South Dakota
124,848
31,065
122,580
11.8,544
30,762
Nebraska
334,119
46,861
46,620
321,099
325,337
Kansas
486,874
49,931
459,828
433,429
49,569
South Atlantic
1,214,079 1.186.688
587,126
282,26?
Delaware *
18,405
18,748
18,317
12,053
12,138
Maryland
144,164
149,286
105,031
135,772
105,731
Virginia
328,802
341,736
305,675
238,173
239,985
West Virginia
183,994
174,364
60,650
185,398
80,945
North Carolina
120,438
117,869
109,448
45,382
45,733
South Carolina
88,362
71,109
87,127
16,909
16,992
Georgia
95,310
69,853
93,915
25,310
25,519
Florida
212,412
214,801
195,435
59,761
60,083
E. South Central
553,861
585,304
160,479
573,373
163,100
Kentucky
255,307
46,638
255,247
245,607
46,726
Tennessee
149,704
l4l,68o
66,158
143,085
65,665
Alabama
137,684
133,212
41,157
127,132
38,948
Mississippi
42,609 '
41,829
42,442
9,147
9,140
W. South Central
1,878,426 1,834,514 1,733,572
158,703
156,919
Arkansas
133,040
135,643
130,559
24,134
23,955
Louisiana
85,967
84,029
73,320
28,302
28,577
Oklahoma
350,537
336,541
41,654
306,279
40,990
Texas
1,306,279 1,280,904 1,223,414
64,338
63,672
Mountain
691,271
684,344
640,957
193,639
192,500
Montana
178,200
164,183
183,304
45,057
45,284
Idaho*
44,179
43,440
42,002
14,213
14,026
Wyoming
97,082
96,716
89,947
21,913
21,984
Colorado
217,700
210,926
221,061
57,523
58,092
New Mexico
83,053
74,656
83,580
13,526
13,729
Arizona
5,660
5,686
5,338
1,304
1,328
Utah
49,375
44,377
49,615
33,159
33,416
Nevada
8,090
9,095
5,805
5,760
Pacific
368:25^
374,878
356,720
238,459
234,390
Washington
79,962
41,662
77,847
76,185
41,171
Oregon
92,227
89,462
88,775
34,995
34,290
California
216,069
207,569
161,802
191,760
158,929
5,724,735
217,993
'5,240
24,237
55,635
48,082
1,460
33,139
2,213,535
701,922
501,009
1,010,604
1,594,255
502,520
174,252
396,C33
305,038
216,362
502,489
202,521
88,656
66,247
29,203
27,448
45,096
43,118
_5Ji^26
11,820
98,638
218,543
74,401
45,294
16,046
24,032
50,652
147,692
43,701
59,333
35,956
o,7J2
129,6,2
21,009
23,981
33,717
50,295
170,084
42,1;,6
12,2^7
19,lb7
49,362
11,536
1,J.6
28,9:9
5,5Cl
209,659
37,679
28,305
143,676
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