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Class of bank and Federal Reserve 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 BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BANKS, FIRST HALF OF FEBRUARY 1958 March 10, 1958 (Averages of daily figures]/. In millions of dollars) Demand Gross demand deposits Reserves with F. R. Banks Net demand Time balances due deposits 2/ deposits from domestic Total Interbank Other Total Required Excess banks 96,360 114,507 12,711 101/79^ 47,669 6,30b 19,014 181570 1W 22,960 5,900 44,541 2,240 1,112 2,884 4,097 317 41 450 502 392 631 478 713 301 789 857 624 1,385 130 129 20 25 129 330 18,863 4,766 38,445 1,923 I,071 2,435 5,067 2,285 19,867 5,211 37,959 2,013 979 2,467 4,908 2,291 2,274 4,553 2,059 923 2,640 2,754 10,099 35,323 4,310 1,372 19,214 209 589 417 2,215 670 667 2,835 450 240 531 906 9,485 22,772 A 25 31 103 160 111 192 222 116 42 278 378 277 4,213 4,211 1,108 4,189 7,871 7,793 373 206 465 994 446 443 961 393 377 1,111 22 -3 -18 b 207 2 467 2 1,001 454 2,188 2,820 454 II 8 5,272 4,793 969 2,446 1,733 4 397 181 834 178 1,135 3 2,468 502 517 3,257 2,613 3,470 541 557 2,290 II,035 2,292 -2 11,659 41,107 39,722 5,824 446 Country banks 5,377 Boston SET 430 i s 395 917 979 New York 2,208 428 250 2,704 2,724 31 Philadelphia 397 2,298 2,787 492 3,131 279 449 43 3,156 Cleveland 308 1,390 2,293 2,598 30 2,727 345 Richmond 375 1,487 40 4,090 3,374 3,760 519 479 Atlanta 626 4,220 908 6,014 5,209 836 72 5,875 Chicago 942 267 1,251 269 2,156 is 2,097 25 295 St. Louis 260 1,148 1,682 24o 20 183 1,524 72 1,754 Minneapolis 802 2,712 3 66 328 2,829 117 38 2,399 Kansas City 808 204 416 3,129 470 54 3,635 3,839 Dallas 2,084 2,116 174 1,839 1,374 32 303 13 San Francisco NOTE: Demand deposits adjusted (demand deposits other than interbank and Uni ;ed States Government, less cash items reported as in process of collection) of all member banks estimated at $90,315 million. For numbered footnotes see next page. If i;ii I II II n J.la DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BANKS -- Continued (Averages of daily figures. Federal Reserve District In millions of dollars) Time deposits Demand deposits except interbank 1st half 2nd half 1st half let half Snd half 1st half Feb. 1958 I Jan. 1958 [Feb. 1957 Feb. 1956 [Jan- 1958 IFeb. 1957 Country banks in places with population of 15,000 and over l/ Total Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco 26.149 26,454 26,107 Ik,148 14,052 12,900 2,830 4,739 1,583 1,910 1,627 2,781 3,831 1,018 825 1,139 2,089 1,787 2,887 4,767 1,589 1,957 1,638 2,791 3,862 1,054 636 1,157 2,115 1,800 2,883 4,704 1,542 1,938 1,604 2,720 3,806 1,006 809 1,111 2,080 1,905 989 3,223 1,033 1,264 697 984 3,199 1,026 1,270 690 989 2,842 487 504 372 560 1,127 960 2,906 943 1,191 635 831 2,607 462 442 332 493 1,097 1,002 2,867 493 • 507 567 1,133 population of less than 15,000 Total Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco 13,572 13,704 372 1,513 1,121 1,221 970 979 2,044 1,079 857 1,573 1,546 298 381 1,520 1,134 1,241 982 978 2,062 1,092 870 1,592 1,552. 301 13,643 8,624 8,573 7,809 372 1,482 1,151 1,240 994 943 2,053 1,095 844 1,574 1,555 338 242 1,641 1,174 1,035 693 486 1,352 449 641 429 241 241 241 1,630 1,167 1,030 687 483 1,347 447 638 425 237 240 231 l,46l 1,115 981 632 39 6 1,247 403 572 356 183 233 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): 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. 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. J.lb DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER 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 territories designated by an asterisk.) Time deposits Demand deposits except interbank 1st half 2nd half! 1st half 1st half 2nd half 1st half Feb. 1958 Jan. 1958 [Feb. 1957 IFeb. 1958 I Jan. 1958 IFeb. 1957 Country banks in places with a population of less than 15,000 Total, incl.Alaska 8,624.2 8,573.0 & Virgin Islands 13,572.5 13,704.1 13,642.5 8,562.8 Total, all States 8,613.4 13,561+.9 " 137595.5 13>P397i 245.4 "New England 39HTcT 407.1 258 .j 397-2 m m 3871 71.0 Maine '"5272 6378 62.4 71.0 28.2 29.1 64.4 New Hampshire 29.2 62.0 62.3 69.6 58.8 65.9 61.0 Vermont 69.5 59.9 44.2 44.0 43.2 148.7 Massachusetts 147-3 152.3 1.8 1.8 .6 1.8 Rhode Island .1 „ -7 42.8 36.1 43.0 Connecticut 64.7 66.6 64.5 3,040.1 2,814.5 Middle Atlantic 2,874.5 .5 2,879.5 3, 7.1 1,12671" 1,119.7 1.001.2 1,068. i+ "ITO42.7 1,065.3 New York 697.7 703.6 New Jersey 701.4 693.0 633.5 707.3 1,234.5 1.105.6 1.179.3 Pennsylvania 1,227.4 1,121.4 1,135.4 2,287.5 2,131.6 3.030.7 E. North Central 2,279.3 3,067.0 3,075.8 683.5 652.; • W r Ohio "76775 750.6 789.2 482.0 281.7 280.4 Indiana 495.8 255.: 483.3 617.7 6l4.l 1,155.4 1,162.0 562.4 1,166.1 Illinois 431.2 406.5 356.8 431.0 Michigan 364.1 363.0 269.0 Wisconsin 273.4 265.8 272.7 255.1 272.9 w North Central 844.9 744.3 2,045.4 849.4 2,037.1 2,059.0 28073 Minnesota 307.2 31875 309.0 308.1 312.1 124.0 Iowa 348.1 336.2 135.3 136.0 346.6 126.0 Missouri 115.6 384.8 381.3 126.8 380.5 North Dakota 46.9 96.2 39.5 90.9 47.2 95-2 South Dakota 45-6 116.8 121.4 53.1 121.0 53.5 Nebraska 54.2 51.2 323.1 321.7 54.4 321.7 122.2 Kansas 87.6 466.9 489-5 460.0 123.4 South Atlantic 834.1 936.2 1,508 ' 1,518.7 1.509.3 942.7 Delaware * 13.0 T O " 12.9 15.6 13.0 15.6 Maryland 145.4 150.2 183.3 151.1 173-1 175.9 Virginia 360.2 398.1 323.9 363.1 389.1 395.5 West Virginia 104.5 198.2 205.7 97-7 105.0 202.3 North Carolina* 136.8 142.9 52.9 55.7 57.0 135.7 28.4 South Carolina 22.9 28.6 91.4 93.2 90.4 Georgia lll.o 108.3 47.0 110.2 47.4 39.1 Florida 139.2 387.0 370.4 177.3 390.1 177.5 684.4 E. South Central 263.2 310.3 313.0 677.9 Kentucky 286.1 76.0 290.0 87.1 285-4 87.9 Tennessee 126.1 109.1 171.1 127.2 173.0 169.0 Alabama 76.8 164.4 76.2 166.3 63.5 167.7 Mississippi 14.6 20.9 69.4 21.1 53.0 63.7 W. South Central 2,062.9 409.4 2,073.0 414.7 327.9 2,068.9 Arkansas 47.0 156.8 149.1 53.4 153.0 53.7 Louisiana 68.2 67.6 162.7 168.7 168.9 56.5 Oklahoma 94.4 352.1 339.5 77.9 349.3 95.5 Texas 146.; 194.0 1,403-1 1,403.9 1,397.7 197.3 Mountain 263.4 298.5 729.6 302.2 741.3 729.3 Montana ~7O73 85.6 208.3 204.3 205.7 86.9 18.4 Idaho * 26.8 15.0 27.1 36.9 15.4 Wyoming 40.1 112.4 102.9 108.6 40.5 £ ? Colorado 238.4 89.8 250.6 248.1 91.0 28.4 New Mexico 31.8 109.0 107-8 106.9 32.1 3.T Arizona 4.4 4.2 4.1 3.9 3.9 Utah 24.5 28.6 27.6 26.9 29.7 29.8 Nevada 2.6 2.3 3-6 3-Y 3.3 Pacific 181.9 185.6 261.4 186.6 235.5 233.5 Washington* 44.6 45.1 44.5 65.5 58.4 Oregon 20.4 44.0 20.7 42.6 19.7 43.2 California* 120.9 117.1 121.3 134.6 151.9 131.9 Alaska & Virgin Is.* 8.2 2.7 10.9 10.7 7.5 3.2 ±is isrr
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