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October 4, 1963

Table 1.
Reserve Bro±*ions of Major Banks
Reserve Period Ended September 25, 1963
(All dollar figures are daily averages, in millions)
Reserve city banks
37 banks
45 reserve
8 New York
outside NYC
city banks City banks

Your
ncoareserve .
city banks 1/

1. Reserve excess or
deficiency (-)

28

15

13

2. Less: Carry-over
reserve deficiency

12

9

3

3. Less: Borrowings
from Reserve Banks

2U3

80

163

21

4. Less: Net Federal
funds purchases or
sales (-) 2/

498

409

89

-55

CXJ
O1

-483

-242

4l

-13

5

38

7
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5. Equals: Net basic
reserve surplus or
deficit (-):
LTN

CO

a. In millions of
dollars
b. As per cent of
average required
reserves

1/ First half of reserve computation, period.
2/ For details, see follwoing table.

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L. 5.6(a)
CONFIDENTIAL (FR)

Table 2.
Federal Funds Activity
of Major Banks
For the Week Ended. September 25, 1963
(All figures are daily averages, in millions)
Reserve city banks
45 reserve 0 New Xoik
37 banks
city banks City banks
outside NIC

Four
nonseserve
city banks

1. Gross transactions:
a. With banks*1*:
(l) Purchases
(2) Sales
(3) Net purchases or
sales (-)
1

1

b. With Government
securities dealers:
(l) Purchases
(2) Sales
(3) Net purchases or
sales (-)
2. Total two-way transactions2

1,682
975

898
528

784
447

4
47

707

370

337

-43

44
253

43
4

1
249

12

-209

39

-248

-12

763

437

326

963

504

459

4

465

95

370

59

498

409

89

-55

"

3* Total net transactions
a. Net purchases of
net buying banks
b. Net sales of net
selling banks
c . Net purchases or
sales (-)

l/ May include modest amounts of transactions with other than 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.




L.5.6(b)

T&ble 3
Dally Federal Funds Activity of Major Banks
Week Ended September 25, 1963
(in mill Ions of dollars)

CONFIDENTIAL (FR)

Reporting
banks
and
date
All respondents
Sept. 19
20
23
24
25
0 NYC Banks
Sept. 19
20
23
24
25
37 Reserve City
Banks Outside NYC
Sept. 19
20
23
24
25
4 Nonresezve City
Banks
Sept. 19
20
23
24
25

Effective
rate

Transactions with
banks if

(per cent)
Purchases

3
3
3
3
3

1/2
1/2
1/2
3/8
1/2

Transactions

vith Government
securities
dealers

Sales

Purchases

Sales

1,917
1,624
1,734
1,770
1,499

989
863
1,241
1,462
878

36
50
37
50
4o

241
303
246
231
232

1,042
917
891
818
783

468
486
669
786
315

36
50
32
50
35

875
707
843
942
701

479
332
528
621
508

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— —

10
15

4l
45
44
54
A

— —
— —

5
— —

5

— —
- —
— —
— —
— —

Total transactions
Net
Net
Net
Two-way purchases sales of purchases
net
or
trading of net
buying
sales
selling
5/
banks
(-)
banks

Borrowings
from
Reserve
Banks

706
597
786
835
504

1,247
1,078
985
984
1,035

522
569
700
856
605

725
509
285
128
430

120
458
50
45
264

10
10
10

417
388
399
488
285

661
579
525
380
533

50
98
280
307
39

6ll
481
245
73
494

65
145

226
288
231
211
212

289
209
388
348
219

586
498
46l
594
487

415
4ll
370
484
501

171
87
91
110
-l4

55
288
25
20
179

55
59
48
63
6,3

-55
-59
-48
-53
-48

25
25
25
25

-

-

15
15
5
10
10

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- -

— —

— —

— —
— —

- -

10
15

„

60

— —

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

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