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L i d . . # , , JR#&^eA=y BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BANKS, SECOND HALF OF APRIL, 1952 (Averages of daily figures l/. In millions of dollars) Claae of 'bank and; Federal Reserve District Gross demand deposits Interbank Net demand deposits 2/ Reserves with F. R. Banks Demand balances due Time deposits 3/ from domestic Total Required 102,746 12,300 90,446 9,918 All Member Ba^ks Central reserve city banks: New York 20,884 16,372 22,945 Chicago 5,065 5,659 Reserve city banks 34,040 33,781 39^49__ Boston 1,904 2,182 1,963 New York 836 949 2,164 2,248 Philadelphia 2,573 Cleveland 5,061 4,495 Richmond 2,076 2,037 2,382 2,462 Atlanta 2,065 Chicago 4,302 4,788 4,115 St. Louis 2,267 1,678 1,945 Minneapolis 1,087 912 Kansas City 2,731 3,299 Dallas 3,003 2,432 2,329 San Francisco 8,198 9,296 29,930 34,793 Country beckn Boston 2,944 103 2,841 2,599 New York 5,122 99 4,550 5,023 Philadelphia 2,194 2,494 2,513 19 Cleveland 2,789 24 2,435 2.765 Richmond 2,021 2,399 128 2,272 Atlanta 2,969 203 2,516 2.766 Chicago 4,810 85 4,156 4,725 St. Louis 1,616 1,878 % 1,825 Minneapolis 1,496 67 1,287 1,429 Kansas City 2,422 68 2,014 2,355 Dallas 3,411 176 2,7b3 3,236 San Francisco 2,007 2,039 33 1,779 NOTE: Demand deposits adjusted (demand deposits other than interbank and United collection) of all member banks estimated at 79 ,800 million dollars. For numbered footnotes see next page. May 19, 1952 31,634 5,802 19,732 19,124 608 5,154 5,133 1,284 1,284 7,564 7,656 91 408 411 3 188 1 187 463 2 465 1,004 8 995 450 443 7 440 11 451 16 967 952 410 413 3 1 193 193 587 15 572 8 511 516 2,009 18 1,991 496 5,142 5,638 20 432 452 843 900 58 412 42 454 448 498 50 34lv 38lv 40 396 435 39 832 753 79 266 24 291 226 251 176 25 45 386 305 351 407 463 56 590 313 196 330 17 1,060 States Government, less cash items reported 1 in process of 2,015 1,144 12,608 187 324 224 1,604 401 449 2,151 349 171 424 402 5,863 15,866 1,133 3,426 1,753 1,787 966 731 2,853 665 769 391 333 18 1,850 28 38 108 172 101 159 267 93 45 273 327 239 _U£L 176 319 245 286 280 362 550 , J.la c DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BANKS -- Continued. (Averages of daily figures. In millions of dollars) Federal Reserve District Demand deposits except interbank Time deposits 1st half 2nd half 2nd half 2nd half } 1st half I 2nd half Apr. 19521 Apr. 1952] Apr. 1951 Apr. 1952 Apr. 1952 Apr. 1951 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 21,803 21,754 2,511 3,877 1,467 1,651 1,422 2,119 2,518 3,770 1,485 1,645 1,431 2,128 2,990 883 699 846 1,812 1,546 3,008 876 693 847 1,804 1,529 20,569 | 2,404 3,763 1,438 1,568 1,276 1,966 2,825 837 656 791 1,638 1,407 9,818 9,798 9,319 919 2,313 920 2,312 815 950 492 519 1,637 378 336 163 253 775 838 2,294 820 909 454 499 1,756 372 317 130 233 697 818 952 494 522 1,892 379 337 163 252 777 Country banks in places with population of less than 15,000 Total Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco 11,934 12,056 330 1,146 1,028 1,114 850 647 1,717 949 736 1,507 1,432 478 331 1,133 1,037 1,144 855 659 1,727 960 747 1,522 1,454 488 11,334 I 316 1,099 976 1,065 780 604 1,656 888 699 1,451 1,355 445 6,048 214 1,113 935 834 472 209 961 286 432 227 81 283 6,035 213 1,111 933 835 470 209 959 284 432 226 80 283 5,644 205 1,053 891 795 443 187 888 267 407 191 63 252 1/ 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. DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BAMS — 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.) Time deposits Demand deposits except interbank 2nd half I 1st half (2nd half 2nd half I 1st half I 2nd half Apr. 19521 Apr. 19521 Apr. 1951 Apr. 19521 Apr. 1952IApr. 1951 Country banks in places with population of less than 15,000 11,933,827 12,056,363 11,333,752 6,048,370 6,034,994 5,644,051 Total, all States New England 349,173 350,251 334,562 Maine 59,631 57,982 50,756 New Hampshire 48,733 49,064 49,083 Vermont 51,629 47,244 51,537 Massachusetts* 129,295 130,590 127,977 Rhode Island 1,008 875 951 Connecticut 59,010 60,108 28,513 Middle Atlantic 2,463.711 2.461.9?9 2,345,619 New York 809,184 791,602 782,967 New Jersey 541,886 550,248 510,238 Pennsylvania 1,112,643 1,122,089 1,052,414 E. North Central 2,521,267 2* 5.48,097-. 2,394,072 Ohio 642,547 664,070 619,334 Indiana 416,069 414,639 391,543 Illinois 947,709 951,164 897,075 Michigan 298,643 298,786 276,003 Wisconsin 216,299 210,117 219,438 W. North Central 1,892,064 1,915,794 1,835,248 Minnesota 247,140 241,245 252,494 Iowa 316,701 322,022 326,482 Missouri 321,669 298,902 326,327 North Dakota 88,322 89,256 79,535 South Dakota 125,239 126,000 121,043 Nebraska 329,8^9 331,462 327,445 Kansas 463,134 468,233 440,596 South Atlantic 1,198,016 1,208,325 1,103,475 Delaware* 17,966 18,101 17,902 Maryland 142,522 144,877 146,513 Virginia 332,405 336,306 300,932 West Virginia 180,264 180,984 165,562 North Carolina 119,037 120,921 .111,925 South Carolina 90,619 87,078 69,879 Georgia 94,476 88,780 96,749 Florida 220,727 223,309 201,982 E. South Central 590,347 605,017 .556,190 Kentucky 265,054 272,215 248,825 Tennessee 144,759 148,115 138,634 Alabama 135,740 126,310 138,581 Mississippi 44,794 46,106 42,421 W. South Central 1,853,568 1.883.197 1.768.086 Arkansas 133,151 136,138 131,395 Louisiana 78,992 80,117 74,766 Oklahoma 326,094 331,757 311,591 Texas 1,315,331 1,335,185 1,250,334 Mountain 697,562 705.936 651.129 Montana 180,747 167,067 183,871 Idaho 46,622 48,812 44,195 Wyoming 98,698 88,504 100,565 Colorado 223,731 220,391 223,499 'New Mexico 84,499 75,926 85,563 Arizona 5,587 5,172 5,732 Utah 48,743 42,178 48,832 Nevada 8,935 9,062 7,696 Pacific 368,117 345,371 375,807 Washington ' 78,0391 79,921 78,677 Oregon 89,359 85,5271 87,888 California 181,805 206,527 201,552 225,957 225,373 215,877 58,274 55,288 58,179 24,944 24,859 23,975 57,762 57,630 55,098 47,(#6 47,933 47,559 1,422 1,502 1,507 35,337 35,537 2.292.190 2,291,090 a J i S 725,057 723,617 689,734 489,968 522,767 522,005 1,044,566 1,002,032 1.683.969 l:679l538 1,572,478 523,148 521,191 494,747 185,908 172,202 185,267 426,814 427,978 391,419 323,580 323,120 299,942 214,168 223,146 223,375 536,014 532,982 498,592 213,838 213,244 202,968 94,824 88,283 94,292 70,785 69,518 64,995 32,010 32,002 29,507 29,820 29,832 27,038 46,418 46,459 43,387 48,278 42,414 47,676 576,671 575,096 535,848 11,921 11,871 11,588 103,894 103,837 103,395 236,042 215,509 235,395 79,645 79,366 73,682 44,526 44,329 42,861 16,830 16,164 16,836 25,387 23,744 25,398 58,623 48,463 58,309 147.056 158,696 158,957 46,559 46,290 44,047 64,828 58,848 64,377 38,498 38,963 35,450 9,072 9,066 8,711 154.489 125.971 152.669 23,484 23,288 21,696 26,066 25,952 23,557 40,280 40,005 31,808 64,659 63,424 48,910 191.016 ..190., .5,68-. 161.881 44,867 44,912 41,899 14,240 14,318 12,222 19,205 21,985 21,999 42,461 56,519 56,727 10,829 13,314 13,378 1,261 1,104 1,272 28,645 32,622 32,743 5,721 5,516 5,726 204,614 228,887 228,962 40,545 33,500 154,842 40,539 33,500 154,923 38,558 27,023 139,033
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