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February 3, 1950
Gross demand deposits
Class ol' "bank
and
F.R. district
All member banks
Central reserve city banks;
New York
Chicago
Reserve city banks
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Total
Interbank
11,908
61,772
Net
demand
deposits
2/
Demand
Reserves with F. R. Banks
Time
balances due
deposits
from domestic Total Required Excess
1/
banks
81,558
29,309
6,105
16,736
15,588
1,147
21,604
112
4,548
4,436
3,986
17,619
19,767
1,737
51
1,082
4,428
5,104
1,204
28
1,196
5,625
1,177
137
30,810
11,708
35,608
6,131
1,901
6,437
5,709
29,899
305
1,851
278
2,038
1,760
191
352
3%T~
W
180
41
986
314
872
173
35
951
2,081
1,961
2,354
219
398
13
385
393
75
4,246
490
164
3,780
1,492
782
27
3,755
755
120
2,176
386
371
433
27
359
"•2712b
512
430
L,77l
145
340
32
372
«
462
800
4,294
3,812
2,019
762
292
3,673
37
1,880
700
20
2,195
1,495
339
375
355
802
180
1,093
181
291
172
907
9
286
838
2,434
2,139
361
456
2,977
493
2,764
2,248
426
712
2,052
470
423
309
605
8,363
266
1,604
1,647
7,758
7,439
43
5,307
1,017
29,826
30,843
25,878
14,782
3,844
4,017
702
Country banks
4,547
Boston
101
2,464
2,565
2,229
~5T
1,059
i@r
320
192
New York
4,381
4,282
3,835
323
725
627
98
99
3,325
Philadelphia
20
2,300
2,280
1,688
1,987
245
382
323
Cleveland
2,432
2,409
23
2,076
1,708
293
403
335
69
Richmond
116
2,121
2,005
286
1,749
887
311
254
57
Atlanta
2,504
2,313
380
2,039
330
278
677
52
Chicago
4,162
4,087
2,560
106
3,502
654
548
569
St. Louis
l,46o
56
286
1,719
630
1,775
250
207
43
Minneapolis
1,426
1,497
206
221
188
1,257
752
Kansas City
2,318
2,249
1,905
318
293
245
391
Dallas
166
2,972
2,807
2,307
68
619
235
356
289
San Francisco
1,815
30
1,785
260
231
941
1,532
227
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NOTE: Demand deposits adjusted (demand depos: ts other than interbank and United States Government, less cash items reported as in process
of collection) of all member banks estimated at 73,200 million dollars.
numbered footnotes.see next. nage.
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DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BAMS - (Cont'd)
(Averages of daily figures. In millions of dollars)
Federal
Reserve
district
Demand deposits except interbank
1st half
2nd half 1st half
Jan. 1950 Dec. 1949 Jan. 1949
Tine deposits
1st half 2nd half 1st half
Jan. 1950 Dec. 1949 Jan. 1949
Country banks in places with population of 15,000 and over 1/
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
8,738
8,749
17,332 r 16,804
8,679
828
849
2,116
831
2,115
1,926
2,180
2,167
2,195
3,019
3,180
3,153
806
802
1,264
796
1,336
1,339
906
893
1,389
895
1,383
1,333
400
408
406
1,147
1,139
1,139
456
473
458
1,620
1,592
1,598
1,601
1,586
1,588
2,364
2,271
2,383
680
342
r 657
337
343
689
300
620
301
302
636
638
106
104
107
591
576
593
150
158
1,098
1,067
1,098
159
641
636
655
1,326
1,235
1,257
Country banks in places with population of less than 15,000
17,432
12,394
348
1,102
944
1,027
866
692
1,704
1,030
788
1,656
1,709
529
12,219
r 12,437
6,044
6,007
6,042
347
1,083
938
1,022
860
666
1,683
1,013
780
1,630
1,671
526
350
1,064
923
1,054
906
691
1,713
r 1,046
812
1,700
1,630
549
228
1,145
886
802
479
219
959
288
450
211
76
300
227
1,137
879
804
476
216
954
285
449
210
74
297
231
1,152
889
815
474
213
961
280
456
207
66
296
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l/ Includes any banks in outlying sections of reserve cities which have been
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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
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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.
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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.)
Demand deposits except interbank
Time deposits
1st half
2nd half
1st half
1st half
2nd half 1st half
Jan. 1950 Dec. 1949
Jan. 194-9 Jan. 1950 Dec. 1949 Jan. 1949
Country banks in places with population of less than 15,000
Total, all States 12,394,276 12,218,936 r!2,437,281 6,043,749 6,007,078 6,041,552
New England
240,330
239,358
242,198
367.012
365,736
368,841
Maine
52,782
66,357
64,077
52,624
59,253
64,059
New Hampshire
27,574 ;
26,385
72,394
26,466
71,955
71,703
Vermont
44,270
44,094
55,617 ,
54,528
54,824
44,713
Massachusetts
127,165
50,827
52,750 I
132,650
133,053
51,165
Rhode Island
910
1,541 *
1,515
875
905
1,523
Connecticut
65,060
62,766
42,026
38,359
64,417
42,293
Middle Atlantic
2,270,430
2,248,834
2,280,589•
2,251,853
2.294,596
2,267,529
New York
737,084
733,283
740,513
759,809 f
745,038
750,314
New Jersey
524,097
519,178f
523,320
547,559
554,546
527,497
Pennsylvania
988,020 1,001,602;
991,454
985,787
989,736
994,994
E. North Central
2,414,174
2,448,361 1,657,466 1,653,116 1,670,805 %
2.436.726
Ohio
600,030
511,167 •
502,629
595,227
499,925
596,739
Indiana
411,210
179,790j
425,817
413,184
180,788
179,548
Illinois
385,317 :
387,008
912,059
919."
920,570
390,905
Michigan
305,522
361,437 '
305,598
312,208
360,984
359,454
Wisconsin
190,156
233,094 •
197,023
224,864
224,477
194,025
W. North Central 2,008,845 1,970,219
2,056,968
538,950 \
538,349
540,505
Minnesota
216,406
220,032
255,126
263,609
260,671
216,764
Iowa
92,9651
313,928
90,654
324,235
318,041
91,052
Missouri
71,135>
327,971
335,077
73,607
74,007
338,272
north Dakota
30,674,
92,201
31,600
100,372
92,482
31,751
South Dakota
160,809
168,417
36,446
35,551:
161,916
36,726
Nebraska
43,192
344,245
327,874
42,973
43.102
333,386
Kansas
45,401{
46,663
492,310
521,013
47.103
504,077
South Atlantic
581,038
583,867
1,238,923
585,440
1,214,427
,195,9
Delaware
11,625 j.
16,944
11,687
17,667
11,789
16,717
Maryland
120,461:
118,251
152,125
119,203
154,668
152,578
Virginia
211,284^
218,034
220,428
325,868
328,218
332,550
West Virginia
82,617
80,192
80,147
193,478
179,545
177,316
North Carolina
50,026
49,969:
149,151
49,714
131,347
133,153
South Carolina
84,683
92,8bl
18,306
18,458
19,039;.
85,665
Georgia
29,2111
99,604
28,805
28,396
94,755
97,492
Florida
210,268
201,487
59,661;
56,458
56,584
221,198
E. South Central
158,115'
699,136
659,067
167,578 165,045
639,713
Kentucky
46,886
280,288
47,226
308,431
>6,7751
290,339
Tennessee
62,8411
184,130
68,295
67,983
170,995
173,728
Alabama
36,564
I40,340
149,083
136,167
141,670
38,565
Mississippi
11,611
52,263
11,717
11,935C
57,492
53,280
W. South Central
145,173i
2.249,062 2,202,242 r2,177,278
157,985 155,446
Arkansas
r 186,532
181,435
31,301
182,612
31,595
30,5751
Louisiana
28,098
88,313
83,889
27,857
27,4391
88,759
Oklahoma
38,182
409,931
35,160}
420,755
37,928
415,360
. Texas
60,110
58,360
51,999,
1,562,331 1,526,987 1,481,678
Mountain
183,486
766,650
184,509
185,005
791,780
768,182
Montana
182,280
42,132
184,658
42,542
42,751
180,737
Idaho
16,187
78,824
15,924
17,019:
71,392
72,013
Wyoming
104,688
21,882
21,929
106,756
22,313L
104,462
Colorado
48,962
244,115
49,451:
234,217
49,395
234,914
New Mexico
114,678
13,158
12,328
113,701
12,938
115,801
1,016
Arizona
1,181
4,610
1,002
4,279
4,602
Utah
48,415
50,211
35,205
34,878
34,552
48,308
Nevada'
5,364
8,259
5,358
7,347
5,533
7,345
Pacific
241,911 239,387
407,160
237,346
396,359. 393,784
Washington
41,911
41,630
41,636
88,978
83,301
64,491
Oregon
86,707
25,820
26,379
77,176
27,697
77,368
173,621 171,937
168,013
231,475
233,307
234,500
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