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BOA&D OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM J.i Class of bank and F.R. district DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BANKS, FIRST HALF OF NOVEMBER 1949 December 5, 1949 . (Averages of daily figures l/. In millions of dollars) Net Demand Gross demand deposits Reserves with F. R. Banks Borrowings demand balances due at Federal Interdeposits from domestic Total Required Excess Other Reserve bank banks 2/ Banks 29,241 16,152 15,278 873 11,240 79,852 79,941 All member banks 91,182 Central reserve city banks; 1,670/ 9,425 17,245' New York 21,102/ 3,857 1,058 4,831 4,159 1,119 Chicago 5,278 11,632 30,138 29,261 Reserve city banks 34,601 5,340 Boston 2,007 New York 990' Philadelphia 2,293 1,486/ 3,722 4,140 Cleveland 2,126 Richmond 1,733 2,042 Atlanta 2,001 Chicago 4,23 2,087 St. Louis Minneapolis 1,090 Kansas City 2,851 2,009 2,175 Dallas 2,643 5,218Z 7,170 San Francisco 8.097 14,880 25,458 29,276 3,799 30,200 Country banks 2,108 Boston 2,338 2,420 4,262/ 3,807 3,350 New York 4,356 1,706< Philadelphia 2,249 1,953 2,266-%. 2,366 2,055 Cleveland 2,385/% 1,766 2,024Richmond 2,135/ 2,202 1,970 Atlanta 2,364 4,042 Chicago 4,118 3,475 1,428 1,671 St. Louis 1,726 1,445 1,518 Minneapolis Kansas City 2,259 ^ Dallas 2,800<y 1,819/ ' a San Francisco 1,853 NOTE.: Demand deposits adjusted (demand deposit's other than interbank and United States Government, less cash items reported as in process of collection) of all member banks estimated at 71,300 million dollars. Fr~ numbered footnotes see next page. ) J • la DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BAMS - (Cont'd) Federal Reserve district Total Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco Total Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco (Averages of daily figures. In millions of dollars) Demand deposits except interbank Time deposits 1st half 2nd half 1st half 1st half 2nd half 1st half Nov. 19U9 Oct. 1949 Nov. 1948 Nov. 1949 Oct. 1949 Nov. 1948 Country banks in places with population of 15,000 and over l/ 16,866 8,812 r 16,857 8,807 17,035 8,799 1,960 1,980 827 1,977 825 857 3,048 2,216 3,078 2,192 2,197 3,139 1,288 812 8l4 1,283 810 1,298 1,344 1,340 905 914 915 1,347 1,141 412 400 1,158 412 1,149 462 1,520 461 1,557 477 1,549 1,606 2,330 2,267 1,608 1,589 2,345 r 660 672 344 340 676 345 634 298 301 633 302 639 107 105 574 579 107 579 1,038 1,048 148 158 1,045 158 1,271 665 650 680 1,288 1,323 Country banks in places with population of less than 15,000 6,068 12,241 12,039 r 12,549 6,069 6,079 357 1,123 951 1,018 874 654 1,697 995 805 1,615 1,619 531 358 1,096 929 1,018 861 636 1,684 983 791 1,603 1,561 518 359 1,105 946 1,058 930 671 1,723 r 1,026 843 1,683 1,640 565 233 1,159 896 812 481 217 959 286 450 210 71 296 233 1,161 899 812 480 2l6 957 286 449 211 70 294 235 1,165 901 817 476 216 963 280 454 206 65 301 r/ Revised l/ Includes any banks in outlying sections of reserve cities which have been given permission to carry the same 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 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 DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AMD BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BANKS - (Cont'd) (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.) Time deposits Demand deposits except interbank 1st half 2nd half 1st half 1st half 2nd half 1st half Nov. 19^9 Oct. 1949 Nov. 1948 Nov. 1949 Oct. 1949 Nov. 1948 Country banks in places with population of less than 15,000 Total, all States 12,240,638 12,038,660 r!2,549,022 6,068,096 6,069,449 6,078,852 New England 376,451 376,878 378,395 244,957 245,477 246,306 Maine 66,906 56,261 65,161 58,083 65,215 55,659 New Hampshire 28,496 27,708 72,993 27,518 73,556 75,339 Vermont 45,201 45,016 46,758 55,067 55,715 55,153 Massachusetts 134,826 134,173 132,307 53,244 53,035 55,175 Rhode Island 862 941 948 1,545 1,536 1,523 Connecticut * 66,831 66,924 65,046 38,469 42,675 42,599 Middle Atlantic 2,324,097 2,275,168 2,315,964 2,295,503 2,301,563 2,306,955 New York 772,893 765,658 757,227 755,818 757,842 768,034 New Jersey 558,083 541,162 541,619 534,682 533,983 527,473 Pennsylvania 1,009,144 1,005,702 1,009,039 1,011,448 993,121 976,322 E. North Central 2,438,732 2,422,877 2,495,352 1,662,419 1,660,657 1,672,134 Ohio 610,820 598,306 511,478 599,277 505,505 505,329 Indiana 413,444 421,051 435,126 180,247 179,563 180,371 Illinois 920,849 914,991 388,428 384,429 939,063 389,555 Michigan 308,415 305,487 313,491 362,918 361,756 361,919 Wisconsin 190,111 189,678 196,852 225,069 224,897 233,746 W. North Central 1,964,247 1,950,902 2,024,686 539,661 539,478 538,772 Minnesota 263,717 254,768 218,560 216,340 216,791 275,796 Iowa 310,330 90,806 311,332 314,607 90,716 93,178 Missouri 320,395 318,379 319,278 74,261 74,375 72,792 North Dakota 106,662 98,238 31,664 97,871 31,304 30,156 South Dakota 164,696 163,005 174,100 36,155 35,294 35,949 Nebraska 326,500 325,499 43,013 339,764 44,159 43,341 Kansas 481,372 479,047 46,857 494,479 46,749 45,451 South Atlantic 1,199,085 1,176,234 1,248,681 586,292 586,579 589,197 Delaware 18,104 11,801 11,820 17,625 17,234 11,789 Maryland 122,680 120,270 155,319 154,379 155,647 120,389 Virginia 329,805 340,960 323,503 219,236 218,587 210,757 West Virginia 185,019 183,455 201,741 82,960 81,787 82,172 North Carolina 132,042 128,901 49,944 153,235 49,992 49,909 South Carolina 18,488 84,193 85,923 18,510 93,722 19,045 Georgia 91,442 102,158 28,365 28,258 93,937 29,529 Florida 199,415 183,114 193,127 56,630 62,497 56,653 E. South Central 614,020 623,023 165,056 164,531 669,870 157,103 Kentucky 263,462 262,783 280,314 46,770 46,278 47,350 Tennessee 168,740 166,983 67,766 179,541 67,796 62,375 Alabama 38,848 133,728 139,773 153,435 37,784 36,495 Mississippi 11,642 51,727 49,847 11,631 56,580 11,955 W. South Central 2,143,424 2,078,889 152,205 151,367 142,819 2,193,367 Arkansas 176,447 170,612 r 184,255 31,003 30,738 29,783 Louisiana 82,462 80,671 83,518 27,916 27,422 27,936 Oklahoma 405,287 401,651 430,009 34,408 37,614 3J,470 Texas 1,479,228 1,425,955 51,206 1,495,585 55,796 55,099 Mountain 772,603 798,298 183,167 182,598 182,643 755,587 Montana 188,329 187,416 184,552 42,120 42,323 41,473 Idaho* 72,032 71,404 15,683 15,859 16,777 77,399 Wyoming 105,411 101,752 109,035 21,711 21,785 22,213 Colorado 236,748 49,088 235,350 49,203 49,056 249,575 - New Mexico 109,943 104,256 12,614 111,931 12,209 12,738 Arizona 4,002 4,4l4 1,024 1,020 1,168 . o' 633 Utah 48,092 46,871 50,164 34,102 34,720 34,952 Nevada 7,400 8,364 7,415 5,472 5,645 5,453 Pacific 388,105 424,409 398,976 237,486 238,549 242,923 Washington 84,928 85,413 41,380 91,425 41,706 41,577 Oregon* 78,232 91,045 26,010 26,125 76,599 28,232 California 226,578 235,331 170,847 241,939 170,096 172,985 rj Revised
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