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January 20, 1964

L-5-6

COHFIDEKriAL (FR)

Table 1.
Reserve Positions of Major Banks
Reserve Period Ended January 8, 1964
(All dollar figures are daily averages, in millions)
Reserve city banks
37 banks
45 reserve 8 New York
outside NYC
city banks City banks
1.

Reserve excess or
deficiency (-)

2. Less: Carry-over
reserve deficiency

™
"

-

( l)
(

--)

188

940

673

267

-1,162

-717

-445

-12

-18

-8

&

15 ( 15)

4o

&

less: Net Federal
funds purchases or
sales (-) 2 /

6

10

CO
l—

4.

-4

O
00

3. less: Borrowings
from Reserve Banks

6

Four
nonreserve .
city banksjr/

228

-89

(-83)

5. Equals: Net basic
reserve surplus or
deficit (-):
a. In millions of
dollars
b. As per cent of
average required
reserves

1/ Second half of reserve computation period.
are those for the full reserve period.
2/ For details, see the following table.




Figures in parentheses

1.5.6(a)
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CONFIDENTIAL (FR)
I

Table 2.
Federal Funds Activity
of Major Banks
For the Week Ended January 8, 1964
(All figures are daily averages, in millions)
Reserve city banks
45 reserve ti New York
37 banks
city banks City banks
outside NYC

Four
nonseserve
city banks

1. Gross transactions:
a. With banks1:
(1) Purchases
(2) Sales
(3) Net purchases or
sales (-)
b.

2.

With Government
securities dealers:
(l) Purchases
(2) Sales
(3; Bet purchases or
sales (-)

Total two-way transactions^-

!:

i

3-

Total net transactions
a»
b.

Met purchases of
net buying banks
Net sales of net

selling banks
c. Net purchases or
sales (-)

870

1,063
423

84l
447

8
56

1,034

640

394

-48

56
150

4l

15
142

-94

33

-127

-4l

720

355

365

3

1,240

749

491

5

300

76

224

94

940

673

267

1,904

8

mm mm

4i

j
$

-89

0 l/ May include modest amounts of transactions with other tten domestic commercial
banks (e.g., foreign bank agencies, mutual savings banks).
2/ Each week's offsetting purchases and sales by the same bank. Note that gross purchases
in the bank and Government securities dealer categories less two-way transactions
equals net purchases of net buying banks. Similarly, total gross sales less twoway transactions equals net sales of net selling banks.



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Table 3 #
#
Dally Federal Funds Activity of Major Banks
Week Ended January 8, 1964
(in millions of dollars)

#

CONFIDENTIAL (FR)

Reporting
banks
and
date

Transactions with
banks 1/

Effective
rate
( per cent]

2
3

6
7

3 1/2
3 1/2
3 1/2

Purchases

Sales

1,647

1,196

70
50
87
44
34

208
179
181
247

164

813

15
34

20

339

1,671

722

998
1,096

1,025

Jan. 2
3
6
7
8

871
973
1,194
1,268
1,190

?4l
387
317
392
347

Jan. 2
3

747
699
905
1,131
1.012

366
288

624

30

89

8

0 NYC Banks

37 Reserve City
Banks Outside NYC
6
7

8
4 Nonreserve City
Banks
Jan. 2
3

6

_

7

a.

3 1/2

Net
Net
Net
Two-way purchases sales of purchases
net
or
trading of net
sales
buying
selling
i/
(-)
banks
banks

Sales

2,119
2,398
2,211

3 1/2

Total transactions

Purchases

All respondents
Jan.

Transactions
with Government
securities
dealers

00

20

612
661

47

69
43

9

87

2

00

44
34

10
20

55

158
127
136
202
119

16
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CBO

0
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«

30
50
45
35
25

593
$4o

607
787

281

317
402

810
1,181
360
1,599 " 571
1,656
556
1,432
374

315
821
1,028
1,100

421
107

126
619

1,125

547

726

964

<=>«=>

910

857

254
259
290
385
437

547

269

615

155
457

<=»»

745
575

478

=• «=»

30

«=»«=»

«=>«=»

118
96
113
77
69

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a

oca

9

20
00
coo

964
910

367

455

1,058

304

Borrowings
from
Reserve
Banks

359
305
173
42
214
«=> 0
«="=*

l4o
«=»<=

857

143

278

338
284

300
158

267

271

12
42
71

-88

21

-93
-77

21

=96

21
00

-69

1/ May include modest amounts of transactions with other than domestic commercial banks (e.g., foreign bank agencies,
mutual savings banks).
2/ Each day's offsetting purchases and sales by the same bank. Note that gross purchases in the bank and Government
securities dealer categories less two-way transactions equals net purchases of net buying banks. Similarly, total

gross sales less two-way transactions equals net sales of net selling banks.