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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEUhmib J..,, DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BANKS, SECOKu OF SEPTEMBER., I951 (Averages of daily figures l/. In millions of dollars) f Class of bank and Federal Reserve District Gross demand deposits Interbank Net demand deposits 2/ Time deposits 3/ October 19, 1951 , Demand Reserves with F. R. Banks|Borrowings (balances due at Ful-iral | from domestic, Reserve Total Required I banks I Banks All member banks 101,774 11,940 89,835 30,402 6,054 19,541 18,640 701 234 Central reserve city banks: New York 22,671 3,884 20,787 18,787 1,923 41 5,104 5,127 23 43 Chicago 1,178 5,876 4,698 5,266 1,109 121 1,321 1,330 - 9 1 Reserve city banks 39,052 5,827 33,225 _12,C^9 _ 1,894 _33Ay5_. 7,416 7,551 135 156 Boston 285 2,091 1,805 1,9^2 25 400 7 393 1 New York 926 814 29 897 291 38 180 183 3 2 Philadelphia 424 2,449 2,025 2,131 234 110 441 440 1 7 Cleveland 4,988 4,460 528 4,391 171 1,559 987 972 15 5 Richmond 2,4l6 2,019 2,072 398 449 119 441 456 14 2 c Atlanta l '0 2,371 492 1,879 1,993 433 443 425 18 3 Chicago 4,831 4,146 2,046 522 4,309 969 952 17 16 St. Louis 600 2,269 1,669 1,908 340 404 94 402 2 13 Minneapolis 4<s 1,098 805 894 292 165 190 189 1 9 Kansas City 404 2,721 2,455 3,359 903 295 591 568 23 18 Dallas 688 2,266 2,954 2,376 370 332 522 497 25 1 San Francisco 8,108 9,300 665 8,636 5,576 258 1,965 1,956 9 80 Country banks 34,176 29,071 ,051 33,124 15;3'7 3,097 5,541 4,989 Boston 2,904 2,806 2,538 1,057 197 452 419 33 6 New York 102 5,055 4,473 4,953 3,393 340 912 830 % ' 10 Philadelphia 2,180 2,496 2,515 l,74l 250 452 410 43 4 Cleveland 26 2,754 2,728 2,385 1,745 295 4# 4# 59 ' g Richmond 2,221 2,355 133 1,937 918 #7 369 326 43 / 3 Atlanta 191 2,731 2,541 2,303 700 ' 340 395 364 31 ' g Chicago 4,856 4,151 4,764 92 2,739 592 8# 746 86 , 2 St. Louis 1,854 1,565 1,799 643 254 2% 258 26 2 55 Minneapolis 1,522 1,449 1,277 73 731 203 249 223 26 ' 1 4 Kansas City 2,369 65 2,305 1,959 354 385 335 295 39 2 Dallas 3,260 164 2,606 3,096 #5 598 442 383 59 San Francisco 1,6 34 1,999 1,965 991 234 I 3%2 ,297 25 1 tfOTE: Demand deposits adjusted (demand deposits other than interbank and UnitedStates Government, less cash items reported as in process of collection) of all member banks estimated at 79,050 million dollars. For numbered footnotes see next nv.ae. c J J.a DEPOSITS, RESERVES, AMD BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BANKS - Continued (Averages of daily figures. In millions of dollars) Federal Reserve District Time deposits Demand deposits except interbank 2nd half 1st half 2nd half 2nd half 1st half 2nd half Sept. 1951 Sept. 1951 Sept. 1950 Sept. 1951 Sept. 1951 Sept. 1950 Country banks in places with population of 15,000 aQd over l/ 2/ 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 1/ 21,207 20,995 2,452 3,769 1,456 1,621 1,384 1,940 3,004 871 2,395 3,686 1,439 1,616 1,374 1,942 2,992 708 811 1,717 1,474 868 700 814 1,701 1,468 19,633 2,278 3,504 1,433 1,510 1,271 1,793 2,709 819 688 9,497 845 2,299 823 937 468 504 1,820 371 320 145 239 726 9,495 845 2,295 832 934 466 505 1,816 377 319 • 145 236 724 9,293 855 2,323 831 927 453 496 1,709 373 323 129 185 690 5,820 212 1,094 918 808 450 197 919 271 411 208 66 265 5,8 5,644 211 1,065 779 1,469 1,379 Country banks in places with population of less than 15,000 2/ 11,918 ^ 11,874 355 354 1,169 1,040 1,103 828 601 1,756 931 739 1,488 1,381 485 1,185 1,040 1,107 838 600 1,760 928 741 1,493 1,379 491 11,132 331 1,067 958 1,038 796 544 1,618 868 700 1,440 1,317 456 211 1,090 916 808 450 195 917 273 412 206 66 264 905 784 439 184 880 265 411 189 64 247 Includes any banks in outlying sections of reserve cities which have been given permission to carry the same reserves as country banks. 2/ Classification by population is based on the 1950 census; comparative figures for I95O, previously reported on the basis of the 1940 census, have been revised. 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, AND BORROWINGS OF MEMBER BANKS -- 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.) Demand deposits except interbank Time deposits I 2nd h Sept. 19511 Sept. 1951 19501 Sept. 19511 Sept. 19511 Sept. 1950 iCountry banks in places with population of less than 15,000 l/ Total, all States ill,917,649 11,873,926 11,132,287 5,820,056 5,807,608 5,643,788 New England 373,567 222,017 371,903 223,558 222,936 351,964 Maine 58,782 i 56,987 57,248 55,752 55,924 55,955 New Hampshire 54,654 54,784 24,832 24,892 24,395 52,634 Vermont 54,886 53,556 48,984 56,157 56,203 53,539 Massachusetts 146,685 49,407 145,819 134,885 49,769 50,525 Rhode Island 868 1,513 921 1,504 1,505 930 Connecticut •; 60,817 33,888 34,572 59,592 33,799 58,779 Middle Atlantic : 2,505,859 2,488,439 2,279,329 2,250,630 2,244,144 2,201,682 New York ' 836,225 825,208 699,788 710,387 751,123 713,092 New Jersey 574,714 570,474 516,780 491,537 515,343 513,373 Pennsylvania : 1,094,920 1,092,757 1,011,426 1,022,395 1,020,384 1,010,357 E. North Central : 2,581,369 2,572,6% 2,383,118 1,617,431 1,616,755 1,557,^17 Ohio , 651,835 649,690 486,356 505,096 6l3,70C1 505,659 Indiana 421,071 420,465 170,276 176,775 176,533 383,397 Illinois • 972,978 902,661 403,540 969,702 403,770 383,297 Michigan 313,493 308,636 311,640 284,541 299,449 312,347 Wisconsin , 221,992 224,139 218,039 198,819 219,673 219,153 W. North Central 1 1,891,017 1,891,843 1,791,079 506,222 "500,135 506,750 1 Mlnnesota 250,998 205,883 255,108 204,707 241,899 203,539 i 320,184 89,442 302,664 320,701 89,301 88,193 Missouri ! 311,780 67,482 64,372 314,592 290,580 66,973 North Dakota 84,642 29,004 83,191 83,383 29,778 29,199 South Dakota , 126,610 27,418 124,054. 120,922 27,464 26,733 Nebraska t 333,853 44,795 44,788 335,388 42,327 313,379 Kansas 1 462,950 45,051 458,809 438,252 42,849 43,809 South Atlantic ! 1,148,077 1,141,230 1,071,096 549,115 529,960 548,291 Delaware | 19,289 19,112 11,792 11,992 11,972 17,497 Maryland I 145,317 145,454 147,681 101,099 100,647 103,961 1 Virginia 327,225 222,124 296,860 221,787 209,326 325,347 West Virginia ; 176,062 164,403 75,265 75,014 73,214 175,659 North Carolina 1 119,930 ll6,86o 44,196 124,785 45,159 44,753 South Carolina 84,987 16,099 80,336 16,3.06 16,297 75,780 Georgia 94,368 24,498 24,221 24,434 86,831 94,367 Florida ! 180,899 46,188 184,095 53,387 157,259 53,635 E. South Central 566,683 145,422 149,457 150,177 567,932 529,873 Kentucky 247,899 249,488 44,192 44,143 43,392 237,658 Tennessee 145,897 146,348 60,205 60,317 137,542 58,773 Alabama 131,079 34,883 130,303 117,619 36,451 36,985 4i,8o8 Mississippi 8,683 8,658 8,374 41,793 37,054 V. South Central 1,788,748 1,790,007. 1,726,186 124,816 131,236 132,366 Arkansas 20,780 21,683 120,471 129,716 129,476 21,595 Louisiana 23,426 70,621 23,261 73,487 69,391 24,441 Oklahoma 30,582 310,458 312,365 34,734 317,637 34,997 50,028 51,558 1,275,327 1,277,305 1,218,687 51,333 Mountain 671,464 160,391 679,409 639,690 173,537 174,457 Montana 41,181 161,434 42,250 175,595 173,563 42,498 Idaho 48,490 47,366 12,103 12,591 43,985 12,689 "Wyoming 18,662 19,411 92,451 94,736 85,755 19,583 Colorado 42,844 50,887 222,135 223,346 223,764 51,134 New Mexico 10,904 12,129 77,090 72,679 76,897 12,274 Arizona 4,614 1,150 1,034 5,244 1,126 5,363 Utah 44,746 45,628 29,650 39,882 28,356 29,688 Nevada 8,750 5,469 5,307 9,055 7,995 5,465 Pacific 200,407 382,920 215,421 378,476 216,522 359,952 Washington* 83,607 38,961 38,689 81,991 85,190 38,563 Oregon 29,401 95,113 94,500 88,712 26,153 29,639 California 204,200 186,050 201,985 147,922 147,331 135,691 17 For footnote see preceding page regarding classification by population.
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