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: /' a.,,/: BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AMD BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BANKS, FOR THE BIWEEKLY PERIOD ENDED (Averages of daily figuresi/. In millions of dollars) Demand Gross demand deposits Net demand Time balances With InterU. S. Total Other deposits 2/ deposits due from F. R. bank Govt. dom.bks. Banks All member "banks 124,008 13,684 5,104 105,219 _103,750 64,|233 6,872 16,686 Cent, res.city bks.; New York 25,068 4,470 1,048 19,549 20,566 6,677 118 Chicago 6,262 1,219 384 4,659 5, 383 102 1,877 959 Reserve City banks 48,230 6,601 2,008 39,621 39,824 25,006 2,149 7,114 Boston 2,419 3S3255™ 1,901 2,131 23 New York 1,053 49 40 964 907 718 37 159 Philadelphia 3,04? 492 113 2,44l 2, 510 864 108 403 Cleveland .5,774 545 311 4,918 4,980 3,128 197 874 Richmond 423 3,197 118 2,656 2,646 168 979 415 Atlanta 3,408 671 118 2,619 2,664 1,082 257 450 Chicago 4,516 581 273 3,662 3,719 2,492 178 652 St. Louis 2,512 674 84 2, o4l 1,754 651 129 342 Minneapolis 1,323 313 89 921 1,037 318 59 177 Kansas City 3,425 827 103 2,495 2,679 795 277 452 Dallas 986 3,927 183 2,759 3,003 444 1,379 535 San Francisco 13,629 481 697 12,452 11,507 12,317 270 2,305 Country banks 44,447 1,394 1,663 4l, 390 37,978 30,673 4,504 5,026 Boston 3,638 136 165 3,129 3,337 1,529 205 2# New York 134 7,139 341 6,664 6,297 6,325 390 879 Philadelphia 28 2,899 122 2,748 2,505 2,837 274 334 Cleveland 3,132 27 129 2.976 2,712 2,800 315 364 Richmond 2,6ll 109 2,406 97 2,185 1,629 294 265 Atlanta 4,020 261 126 3,633 3,395 1,979 471 402 Chicago 7,238 147 267 6,824 6,188 6,376 776 892 St. Louis 2,204 60 67 2,077 1,891 1,199 269 249 Minneapolis 1,826 71 58 1,698 1,582 1,419 184 234 Kansas City 3,132 131 114 2,886 2,635 1,201 435 347 Dallas 248 3,931 81 3,602 3,153 1,366 676 4i6 San Francisco 2,678 43 97 2, 538 2,307 2,012 216 306 For numbered footnotes see next page. Class of bank and F. R. District ~W 3W \Sl •- JUNE 28, 1961 July 14, 1961 Reserves Currency and coin Required Excess total d2,522 3/18,621 3/587" 167 30 3,727 982 28 7 780 20 27 55 112 74 51 92 31 11 7,821 73 3 1 1 Vo 230 1,544 130 246 132 147 114 143 248 70 51 74 102 85 1W 185 457 978 486 494 738 369 187 482 564 2,515 6,091 %52~ 1,072 442 465 344 506 1,061 287 261 376 447 377 8 4 7 6 4 1 7 10 20 479 " W II 46 35 39 79 5 44 71 13 J -la DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BAMS -- Continued (Averages of daily figures. In millions of dollars) Federal Reserve District Demand deposits except interbank} Time deposits and U• S. Government Jun.15-28, Jun. 1^T4, Jun.16-29,| Jun.15-28, Jun. 1-1^7"Jun.16-29, -1961 1961 I960 [ 1961 1961 I960 Country banks in places with population of 15, 000 and over \j2j Total 29,589 Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas Sen Francisco 2,995 5, 529 1,577 1,097 2, 322 29,800 28,655 2,975 5,655 1,687 1,918 1, 579 2,915 5,105 1,107 899 1,341 2,273 2,347 2,853 5,344 1,600 1,922 1,66 2,902 4,735 1,077 864 1,279 2,159 2,253 | 21,104 1, 244 4,838 l, 424 1,590 862 1,486 4,917 653 676 593 1,022 1,799 21,061 18,817 1,249 4,805 1,417 1,587 860 1,483 4,911 65 674 592 1, 021 1,812 1,315 Country banks in places with population of less than 15,000 2/ Total 11,800 Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco 11,916 1,135 11,700 1,157 1,077 1,717 9,570 285 1,487 1,413 1,210 768 493 459 546 743 608 344 213 285 1,479 1,410 1,208 767 491 1,456 547 742 605 342 212 1,355 1,357 1/ Includes any banks in outlying sections of reserve cities which have been given permission to carry the same reserves as country banks; also includes member banks in Hawaii. 2/ Classification by population is based on the i960 census; comparative figures for i960, previously reported on the basis of the 1950 census, have been revised. Footnotes for preceding page (J .1): 1/ 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/ Revised weekly figures compared with those given in published weekly statements: June June July July 21 28 . 52/ 122/ Cash allowable a reserves 2,476 2, 568 2,398 2, 500 2/ Preliminary. Required reserves 18,750 18,493 18,540 18,433 Excess reserves 546 628 547 637 Free reserves 504 547 499 590 J.lb DEPOSITS, RESERVES. AND BORROWINGS 6FM&MBER BANKS — Continued (Averages of daily figures; in millions of dollars, Comparability of figures is affected somewhat by changes in Federal Reserve membership, absorptions, etc., particularly in States or other areas designated "by an asterisk.) Country banks in* Demand deposits except interbank Time deposits places with a popand U. S. Government ulation of less Jun. 15-2i Jun. 1-14, Jun.16-2$, Jun.15-2 Jun. 1-14,IJun.16-29, than 15,000 1/ 1961 I960 1961 1961 I I960 1961 Total 11,600.3 11,915-6 11,699.8 9,569 9,5%3%" 8,976.0 Total, all States 9,530.2 8,966.5 11,909.2 13*692.7 9,556.4 New England 276^ 3&1.2 285-3 339% Maine* 74.7 54.6 6176 54.0 73-2 73-2 New Hampshire 34.6 38.6 55-0 55.6 52.9 38.7 Vermont 94.6 98.3 52.7 52.0 98.6 52.3 Massachusetts 49.4 143.6 141.6 51.9 51.6 137.4 Rhode Island Connecticut* 23.5 36.9 23.3 36.9 23.3 35.9 Middle Atlantic 3,224.0 3,120.2 2,434.9 2,430.9 2,502.5 3,236.8 New York * 909.2 734.0 743.9 •7 771.0 932.9 New Jersey 680.4 682.8 792.0 665.2 . -5 855-3 Pennsylvania* 1,008.2 1,445.8 1,419-0 1,016.5 1,066.3 1,448.6 E. North Central 2,660.6 2,514.6 2,351.5 2,683.1 2,608.8 2,514.4 Cixio 666.4 720.2 671.4 76CT 677-7 767T3 Indiana 308.6 465-1 450.0 475.7 337-0 338.2 Illinois 626.1 578.2 981.5 947.5 973-9 623.9 Michigan 461.3 312.0 490.6 317.6 315.7 490.7 Wisconsin 283.2 236.2 294.2 234.5 227-3 294.3 W. North Central 1,883.2 1,906.1 ,025.8 1,828.6 1,029.7 949.3 Minnesota 35175"" 311.8 313.0 302.1 342.3 144.0 150.2 302.6 299.5 305.5 151.3 Missouri 150.4 329.1 336.6 328.2 171-5 172.0 North Dakota 50.3 77.1 75.7 75-1 51.9 51-? South Dakota 64.0 122.5 119-9 69.4 115.5 69.6 Nebraska 68.0 296.7 303.6 285.7 79-3 79.9 Kansas 447.8 450.5 419.4 142.7 161.7 162.7 South Atlantic 1,231.4 1,256.4 1,008.4 962.5 1,237.4 1,010.6 Delaware TTo" 376 3^6 3 # Maryland * 121.6 94.3 140.9 121.8 153-3 98.5 Virginia 380.2 373-4 400.9 418.9 362.9 419.4 West Virginia 183.0 184.9 186.1 126.5 137.4 137.7 North Carolina 92.0 92.8 50.8 56.2 89.3 56.2 South Carolina 40.2 97-0 99-2 96.7 40.3 37.9 Georgia * 68.8 56.4 91.0 90.3 89.4 68.8 Florida 160.8 297.8 306.2 268.3 132.7 161.8 E. South Central 582.6 596.9 323.4 351.1 578.3 352.5 Kentucky 22875 100.1 234.4 229.2 100.6 89.9 Tennessee 161.9 159.3 143.4 154.9 133.9 143-9 Alabama 143.3 147.1 78.6 143-2 84.7 84.9 Mississippi 21.0 51.5 51.0 22.9 53-5 23-1 W. South Central 1,843.1 1,858.1 1,808.1 494.7 575.5 579.3 Arkansas Tssnr "B2X" 153.4 154.1 71.5 Louisiana 100.1 101.8 48.5 102-3 52.6 52.6 Oklahoma 393-0 156.5 . 391.7 385.2 137.7 157.0 Texas 1,196.6 1,210.0 283.8 1,172.7 237.0 285.6 Mountain 660.1 678.4 351.5 395-8 632.5 Montana 118.1 176.5 182.1 109.0 180.5 II8.3 Idaho 25.6 26.2 17.6 25.8 17.6 17.6 Wyoming 104.2 108.4 103.2 52.6 58.9 59.1 Colorado 234.1 240.7 211.1 116.9 93-6 117.7 New Mexico 84.4 86.0 39-8 35-6 77-2 39-7 Arizona 4.4 4.0 5-4 4.4 5.6 5.3 Utah 27.4 26.8 36.2 36.4 27.5 35-2 Nevada 2.5 2.2 2-3 3.9 3.9 Pacific 155.3 136.6 158.1 150.6 156.7 149.7 Washington 51.0 45.6 52.6 49.2 43.7 4577 Oregon * 21.2 20.6 21.7 26.9 19.2 19.3 California 52.0 50.1 52.2 56.1 50.5 56.3 Alaska 28.6 21.8 31.1 31.6 30.5 29.5 Virgin Islands 6.1 6.4 12.8 9.8 7.1 12.9 TT~ WT~ &L±-
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