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CORPORATION'S O PERA TIO NS
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INCLUSIVE, A N D FE BRU ARY 2, 1932, TO
M A R C H 31, 1936, INCLUSIVE
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FINANCE CORPORATION
Q UAR TE R E N D E D M A R C H 31, 1936
REconSTRUCTION FINANCE CoRPoRATION,
Washington, June 25, 1936.
SIR: Pursuant to theprovisionsofsection 15 ofthe Reconstruction
Finance Corporation Act, as amended, the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation has the honor to submit the following report covering
itsoperationsforthefirstquarterof1936, and for theperiod from the
organization of the Corporation on February 2, 1932, to March 31,
1936, inclusive.
OPERATIONS-FIRST QUARTE R
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O F 1936
the first quarter of 1936, the operations of the Corporation
were as follows:
Under section 5 of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act,
as amended, 217 loans were authorized, which, togetherwith increases
in loans previously approved, aggregated $154,592,150.92, as follows:
$44,374,946.41, to banks and trust companies (including $34,537,
495.68, to aid in the reorganization or liquidation of closed banks);
$315,000, to receivers of closed building and loan associations;
$3,179,804.51, to mortgage loan companies;$104,422,400, torailroads
(including a purchase of $99,422,400 of securities of a railroad);
and $2,300,000, to aStatefund createdfor thepurpose of insuring the
repayment of deposits of public moneys.
Under section 5d of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act
as amended, the Corporation made 193 authorizations to industrial
or commercial business. These authorizations, together with in
creasesin authorizationspreviously made, aggregated $13,276,682.89,
as follows: Loans, $10,908,640.39; purchases of participations,
$1,857,842.50; and agreements to purchase participations, $510,200.
tjndersection be ofthe Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act,
as amended, 6 loans, aggregating $331,664.41 on the assets ofclosed
banks and trust companies, were authorized.
Under the Emergency Relief and Construction Act of 1932, as
amended, 2 loans were authorized, which, together with increases in
loans previously approved, aggregated $686,084.55, as follows:
Under section 201 (a)(1), title II, increases aggregating $5,432.50;
and under section 201 (d), title II,2 loansaggregating $680,652.05.
Under section 304, title III, of the act approved March 9, 1933,
as amended, the Corporation made 25 authorizations. These
authorizations, together with increases in authorizations previously
made, aggregated $3,398,750, as follows: A loan secured by preferred
stock of a trust company, $85,000; subscriptions for preferred stock
1.
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of banks and trust companies, $3,221,250; and purchases of capital
notes or debentures of banks and trust companies, $92,500.
Under section 36, title II, of the Emergency Farm Mortgage Act
of1933, as amended, 180 loans to orforthebenefit of drainage, levee,
irrigation, and similar districts, etc., were authorized, which,
together with increases in loans previously approved, aggregated
$14,334,317.69.
Under the act approved April 13, 1934, as amended, one loan of
$50,000 for financing the repair of property damaged by hurricane
in the year 1935, was authorized.
Under section 14 of the act approved June 19, 1934, as amended,
which empowers theCorporation to make mining loans, etc.,20 loans
were authorized,which, togetherwith an increasein aloanpreviously
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aggregated $906,000.
nder the act ap roved August 24, 1935, which empowers
the
Corporation tomake loans, not exceeding $10,000,000inthe aggregate,
to or for the benefit of tax-supported public-school districts or other
similarauthoritiesin charge ofpublicschools, to enablesuch authori
ties to reduce or refinance outstandingindebtedness incurred prior to
the enactment of the act, for the purpose of financing the construc
tion, operation and/or maintenance of public-school facilities, seven
loans, aggregating $535,800, were authorized.
Summarizing the foregoing, 651 authorizations were made during
thefirst quarterof1936. These, together with increasesin authoriza
tions previously made, aggregated $188,111,450.46. Cancelations or
withdrawals aggregated $89,888,502.39.
Disbursements during thefirst quarter of 1936 were $98,635,058.82
and repayments, $173,566,861.71. The decrease in the amount out
standing on March 31, 1936, as compared with December 31, 1935,
was $74,931,802.89.
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During the entire period from the organization of theCorporation
on February 2, 1932, toMarch 31, 1936,inclusive, thefollowing were
authorized:
Under section5ofthe Reconstruction FinanceCorporation Act,as
amended, 18,830 loans to 9,118 institutions, aggregating $4,384,243,
690.86, were authorized, as follows: $2,428,637,776.24, to7,378 banks
and trust companies (including $1,088,827,004.78, to aid in the reor
anization or liquidation of closedbanks); $145,319,713.25, to 1,010
and loan associations (including $23,472,069.21, to receivers
of closed building and loan associations); $102,850,858.28, to 132
insurancecompanies;$464,340,548.79to398mortgageloancompanies;
$642,967.80 to7 credit unions;$399,636,000 to 12 Federal land banks
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(including $193,618,000 representing refinancing of loans previously
made by theCorporation to Federalland banksfordifferentindividual
amounts, but in the same aggregate amount); $21,305,572.68 to 24
joint-stock land banks; $9,250,000 to 8 Federal intermediate credit
anks;$6,040,140.31 to20 agriculturalcreditcorporations;$178,840,
452.48 (rediscounts) to 12 regional agricultural credit corporations
and theirbranches;$14,758,827.88to20 livestockcreditcorporations;
$598,798,128 to 72 railroads (including $18,946,708 to 7 railroad
receivers and $1,729,252 to the trustee of a railroad); $26,089.27 to 7
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FINANCE CORPORATION
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processors or distributorsto pay processing taxes;$13,087,715.88 to a
State fund created for the purpose of insuring repayment of deposits
of publicmoneys; and $708,900 to17 borrowers engagedin thefishing
industry.
Under section 5c of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act,
as amended, two subscriptions for capital stock of two mortgage
loan companies aggregating $12,000,000 were authorized.
Under section 5d of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act,
as amended, 1,884 authorizations to 1,763 industrial or commercial
businesses, aggregating $115,607,422.25, were made as follows: Loans
in the amount of $101,145,711.43 to 1,478 businesses; purchases of
participations in the amount of $10,177,935.83 in loans to 192 busi
nesses; and agreements to purchase participations in the amount of
$4,283,774.99 in loans to 93 businesses.
Under section 5e of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act,
as amended, 86 authorizations, aggregating $12,653,357.85 on the
assets of 86 closed banks and trust companies, were authorized.
Under the Emergency Relief and Construction Act of 1932, as
amended, 801 authorizations to 327 applicants, aggregating $1,773,
150,386.47, were made as follows: Under the provisions of section 1,
title I,$300,000,000 was made available to42 States and 2 Territories
for purposes of relief and work relief; under the provisions of section
201 (a),titleII,asamended,loansorcontractsaggregating$292,162,
§ § projects
487.36 were authorized to 182 applicants for se
(including $10,450,000 to 6 applicants for financing the repair or
reconstruction of buildings damaged by earthquake, fire, tornado, or
cyclone in 1933); under the provisions of section 201 (c), title II,
loans aggregating $53,370,955.22 were authorized to 3 applicants for
the purpose of financing sales in foreign markets of agricultural
surpluses; and under the provisions of section 201 (d), title II, loans
$1,127,616,943.89 were authorized to 98 applicants to
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in financing the carrying and orderly marketing of agricultural
commodities and livestock produced in the United States (includ
ing authorizations of $1,041,000,000 to the Commodity Credit
Corporation).
Under section 304, title III, of the act approved March 9, 1933, as
amended, 8,458 loans on and subscriptions for preferred stock, and
purchasesofcapitalnotesordebentures,of6,802banks and trustcom
panies, aggregating $1,255,356,939, were made as follows: Loans
securedby preferredstockof272banksand trustcompanies,$25,729,
455; subscriptions for preferred stock of 4,056 banks and trust com
panies, $798,513,184; and purchases of capital notes or debentures of
2,848 banks and trust companies, $431,114,300.
Under section 5, title I,of theAgricultural Adjustment Act of1933,
as amended, 2 loans to the Secretary of Agriculture to acquire cotton,
aggregating $23,500,000. Of this amount $20,200,000 was canceled.
Under section 1 of the act approved June 10, 1933, as amended, 1
subscription for, and 10 loansupon, the preferred stockof9 insurance
companies, aggregating $30,375,000, were authorized, as follows:
Loans secured by preferred stock of8 insurance companies, $30,275,
000; and a subscription for preferred stock of 1 insurance company,
$100,000.
Under section 36, titleII, of the Emergency Farm Mortgage Act of
1933, as amended, 692 loans to or for the benefit of 586 drainage,
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RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE CORPORATION
levee, irrigation, and similar districts, etc., aggregating $122,851,
569.20, were authorized.
Under the act approved April 13, 1934, as amended, 6 loans for
financing the repair of property damaged by earthquake, hurricane,
or flood in 1933, 1934, 1935, and 1936, aggregating $2,350,000, were
authorized.
Under section 14 of the act approved June 19, 1934, as amended,
57 loans to 54 borrowers engaged in the business of mining, milling,
or smelting of ores, etc., aggregating $8,051,000, were authorized.
Under section 16 of the act approved June 19, 1934, as amended,
1 loan of $22,500,000 for the purpose of payment of teachers' salaries
was authorized. Of this amount $200,000 was canceled.
Under the act approved August 24, 1935, 7 loans to tax-supported
public-school districts or other similar public-school authorities in
charge of public schools, aggregating $535,800, were authorized.
Summarizing the foregoing, authorizations aggregating $7,763,175,
165.63 were made during the period from February 2, 1932, to March
31, 1936, inclusive. Of this amount, $1,096,121,862.65 was later
withdrawn orcanceled,and $5,935,277,811.40was disbursed. Repay
ments amounted to $3,281,527,954.83, leaving $2,653,749,856.57 out
standing on the books of the Corporation at the close of March 31,
1936.
In addition, the Corporation had outstanding on March 31, 1936,
agreements to make authorizations, totaling $147,363,132.38, upon
the performance of specified conditions.
REGIONAL
AGRICULTURAL
CREDIT
CORPORATIONS
Under section 84 of the Farm Credit Act of 1933, as amended,
with the approvalof theGovernor of the Farm CreditAdministration,
the Corporation, during the first quarter of 1936, authorized the
reduction of the capital of seven regional agricultural credit corpora
tions, as follows: The Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation of
Albany, N. Y., from $350,000 to$300,000; of Fort Worth, Tex., from
$2,600,000 to $2,150,000; of Minneapolis, Minn., from $13,200,000
to$12,100,000; ofSaltLake City, Utah, from $3,225,000 to$2,625,000;
of Sioux City, Iowa, from $5,200,000 to $3,500,000; of Spokane,
Wash., from $5,500,000 to $5,400,000; and of Wichita, Kans., from
$4,300,000 to $3,300,000.
PAYMENTS
TO
T HE
SECRETARY
OF
THE
TREASURY
Under section 2 of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act,
as amended by section 6 (f) of the Federal Home Loan Bank Act,
and pursuant to the request of the Secretary of the Treasury, the
Corporation, during the first quarter of 1936,paid $4,146,300 to the
Secretary of the Treasury to enable him to make payments upon
stock of Federal Home Loan Banks subscribed for by him. This
made a total of$98,542,000 so paid through March 31, 1936.
Under the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935, approved
April 8, 1935, the Corporation, during the first quarter of 1936, paid
$200,000,000 to the Secretary of the Treasury. This made a total
of $500,000,000 so paid through March 31, 1936.
REPORT OF T H E
PAYMENTS
RECONSTRUCTION
UN D ER
FEDERAL
FINANCE
E ME RG EN CY
CORPORATION
RELIEF
ACT
OF
5
1933
Under section 2 (a) and section 6 of the Federal Emergency Relief
Act of 1933, the Corporation, during the first quarter of 1936, paid
$3,297.23 tothe FederalEmergency ReliefAdministratorforexpenses
necessary to carry out the provisions of that act, and received refunds
amounting to $100 of expenses previouslypaid,making a net total of
$341,400.82 so paid through March 31, 1936. Upon certification of
the Federal Emergency ReliefAdministrator, the Corporation, under
the provisions of the act mentioned, had made payments for relief
aggregating $499,650,000 through March 31, 1936.
SECURITIES
PURCHASED
FROM
OF
FEDERAL
EM E RG E NCY
ADMINISTRATION
PUBLIC W O R K S
Under theEmergency AppropriationAct,fiscalyear1935,approved
June 19, 1934, the Corporation, during the first quarter of 1936,
agreed topurchase$96,469,700 netfaceamount ofmarketable securi
ties from the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works to
be held and collected or sold at a later date, and canceled commit
ments, made during the third and fourth quarters of 1935, to pur
chase $3,373,000 face amount of such securities.
From June 19, 1934, to March 31, 1936, inclusive, the Corporation
from the Federal Emergency Administration of Public
orks securities having a par value of $385,841,121.92. Of this
amount, securities having a par value of $207,550,471.92 (inclusive
of $500,000 of securities which were delivered early in April, 1936)
were sold at a premium of $6,027,272.41. Securities having par
value of$27,197,450purchased from theFederal Emergency Adminis
tration of Public Works were subsequently collected at a premium of
$25,556.25 and securities having par value of$151,093,200 (excluding
$500,000 of securities which were delivered early in April, 1936) were
held at the closeofbusinessMarch 31, 1936. In addition, theCorpo
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ration had agreed to purchase at par, to be held and collected or sold
at a later date, such part of securities having an aggregate par value
of $54,109,200 as the Federal Emergency Administration of Public
Works isin a position to deliver from time to time.
NOTES
OF
THE
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
.
CORPORATION
During thefirstquarter of1936,theCorporation:
Sold $85,000 series H, and $40,000 series K notes, aggregating
$125,000, to institutions from which the Corporation subscribed for
or purchased preferred stock, capital notes, or debentures; sold
$200,000,000 series J–3 and $70,000,000 series J–4 notes, aggregating
$270,000,000, to the Secretary of the Treasury; and redeemed and
canceled $1,000,000 series H and $190,000,000 series J–4 notes.
As of March 31, 1936, there were outstanding $4,426,584,666.67
of the Corporation's notes, as follows:
Series
Series
Series
Series
Series
G--------H--------J-1-------J-2-------J-3--------
$16,000, 000 00 | Series J-4-------86, 373,000.00 | Series K--------1, 715,000,000.00
1, 525,000,000.00
Total.----835, 000, 000.00
$100,000,000.00
149, 211, 666.67
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4,426,584, 666. 67
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RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
CORPORATION
The following tables are attached hereto:
TABLE 1. Aggregate authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations,
disbursements, repayments, and amounts outstanding, by classes,
during the first quarter of 1936, and from February 2, 1932, to
March 31, 1936, inclusive.
TABLE 2. Number of new borrowers, etc., to which authorizations
were made, by States,during thefirstquarterof1936.
TABLE 3. Number of authorizations, by States, during the first
quarter of 1936.
TABLE 4. Number of borrowers, etc., to which authorizations were
made, by States, February 2, 1932, to March 31, 1936, inclusive.
TABLE 5. Number of authorizations, by States, February 2, 1932, to
March 31, 1936, inclusive.
TABLE 6. Amount of authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations,
and disbursements from February 2, 1932, to March 31, 1936, in
clusive, by States.
TABLE 7. Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments,
and amounts outstanding from February 2, 1932, to March 31,
1936, inclusive, by months and classes.
TABLE 8. Nu mber of borrowers and amounts of loans authorized
under section 5 of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act,
as amended, February 2, 1932, to March 31, 1936, inclusive, by
size of cities or towns.
TABLE 9. Loans on and purchases ofpreferred stock, and purchases
of capital notes or debentures, of banks and trust companies, dis
bursed from March 9, 1933, to March 31, 1936, inclusive; and out
standing as ofMarch 31, 1936 (under sec.304, title III, of the act
approved Mar. 9, 1933, as amended).
TABLE 10. Loans authorized (and commitments outstanding as of
Mar. 31, 1936) to industrial or commercial business under section
5d of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, as amended
(including purchases of participations, and agreements to purchase
articipations, in loans), by size of loans, from June 19, 1934, to
arch 31, 1936, inclusive.
TABLE 11. Loans authorized (and commitments outstanding as of
Mar. 31, 1936) to industrial or commercial businessunder section 5d
of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, as amended (in
cluding purchases of participations, and agreements to purchase
articipations, in loans), by industries, from June 19, 1934, to
arch 31, 1936, inclusive.
TABLE 12. Loans to aid in the reorganization orliquidation of closed
banks and trust companies from February 2, 1932, to March 31,
1936, inclusive, by States (includes loans to receivers, liquidating
agents, and conservators, and loans through mortgage loan,com
panies to aid in the reorganization or liquidation of closed banks
and trust companies, under section 5 ofthe Reconstruction Finance
Corporation Act, as amended; and authorizations on the assets of
closed banks and trust companies under section 5e of the Recon
struction Finance Corporation Act, as amended).
TABLE 13. Total authorizations; commitments outstanding (as of
Mar. 31, 1936); purchases of securities from Public Works Admin
istration; and allocations to other governmental agencies and for
direct relief from February 2, 1932, to March 31, 1936, inclusive.
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CORPORATION
TABLE 14. Names and compensation of directors, officers, and e m
ployees of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation receiving from
the Corporation more than $400 per month, as of March 31, 1936.
TABLE 15. Statement of cash receipts and expenditures during the
first quarter,January 1, 1936, to March 31, 1936,inclusive (Corpo
ration's accounts with Treasurer of United States).
TABLE 16. Statement of conditionas of the closeof business, March
31, 1936.
Respectfully,
(Signed), JESSE H. JonEs,
Chairman.
(Signed) GEORGE R. CooksEY,
Secretary.
T H E PRESIDENT of T H E SENATE.
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TABLE 6.-Amount of authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations, and disburse
ments from Feb. 2, 1982, to Mar. 31, 1986, inclusive, by States
G R A N D TOTAL
State
Am oun t author-
Alabama-----------------------------------------
$36,887,747.75
22,888, 513.36
61,703,488.87
530,416,380. 74
25,445, 186.63
30,566,585.41
3,225,500.00
1 107,828, 392.66
23,833, 119.83
25,016,851. 16
14,629, 193.80
428,547, 368.06
79,446,978.59
89,201, 847.33
20,516,771. 12
52,473, 565.58
211,795, 396.15
77,245,979.02
139,827,620.65
89,809, 695.86
502,992,695.51
39,628,022. 12
44,845,609.67
114,546,245. 10
350,068.95
23,593,274.28
11,599,912.85
4,853,603.00
227, 514,494.79
10,853, 525.81
748,936,535.45
993,009. 10
14,091,246.73
556,657,011.83
26, 115,487.79
22,815,241.21
322,689, 570.80
6,284,877.54
34,408,025.24
18,664,276.64
115,538,427. 55
126, 181,513.29
21,765, 172.81
,754,096.63
42, 535,894.85
-
1ze
Ar iz ona
Arkansas--
California.-Colorado---
Connecticut- - - - - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
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South Carolina----------------------------------South Dakota-----------------------------------ennessee----------------------------------------
Texas-------------------------------------------Utah -------------------------------------------Vermont----------------------------------------Virginia----------------------------------
W º :
West Virginia-------------------------Wisconsin---------------------------Wyoming-----------------------------Alaska------------------------------Hawaii----------------------------Puerto Rico.-----------------------Virgin Islands------------------------------------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
A mou nt with
d r a w n or
canceled
A m o u n t dis
ursed
$4,807, 169.82
359,948.27
8,810,029.24
27,667,747.74
3,092,714. 97
4,326,192.35
2,232,300.00
4,249,894.66
5,257,804.58
5,502.173.93
1,472,090.46
43,836,588.54
12,490, 180.95
13, 964,054. 53
2,696,375.65
10,246,363.76
83,938,577.06
10,501,831.25
14,033,248.36
13,613,311.97
94,849,267. 51
5,545,393.28
4,297,033.31
29,716,490.63
1,102,466.26
3,560, 753. 28
817, 293. 10
1,047, 504.92
27, 127,655.90
1,335,669.02
55,284,036.30
9,567,922.62
1,561,334.66
95,659,415.98
1,824,433.22
2,568,048. 74
58,533,814.62
577,854.83
3,725,613.54
3,990,585.25
15,042,203.22
15,744,657.32
3,637,754.34
1,759,670. 27
6,225,011.47
$31,558,044.60
9,641,697. 10
41,805, 385.87
421,470,422.70
19,492,661.11
25,958,880.89
817,200.00
159,793, 198.57
15,309,491.31
18,759,449.23
11,375,503.07
369,732,945.07
64,331,708.50
73,944,090, 58
16,684,468.15
38,019,731.84
125,305,726.94
66, 117,147.77
124,263, 435.47
72,708,762.07
399,941, 175,42
33,891,316.62
37,536,914.24
79,636,933.56
12,842,744.64
19,648,663. 22
7,598,362.81
3,806,098.08
190,194, 979.50
9,270,889.90
551,586,833.89
52, 561,643.84
11,940,819.09
427,924,599.13
24,077,470.31
17,376,918. 12
252,602,442.94
5,637,022.71
29,680,297.08
14,575,291.39
98,305,832.22
104,736,416, 14
17,800,255.39
24,589,226.36
34,402,396.38
60,135,143.46
17,054,569.18
45,
136,964. 61
4,854, 264.25
124,065,666.13
17,770, 167. 13
6,326,898.62
844, 137.60
7,500.00 -----------------1,444,935,00
14,103.00
4,517,500.00
624,694.25
251,000.00
126,000.00
42,090,967.86
39,391,870.91
104,882,599.00
5,341,261.02
137,500.00
1,230,832.00
3,859, 505.75
125,000.00
Total-------------------------------------- 5,458,779,629.93
759,488,417.09
4,266,315,030.36
ins:
T o Federal land banks "...--------------------T o Federal intermediate credit banks -------To
agricultural credit corporations
(rediscounts)”-------------------------------
.
*399,636,000.00
12,400,000.00 |
9,250,000.00 -----------------178,840, 452.48
To railroads (includingreceiversand trustees)? 598,798,128.00
For financing exports ofagricultural surpluses *-53,370,955. 22
To Commodity Credit Corporation 2------------ 1,041,000,000.00
Loans to Secretary of Agriculture to acquire
cotton ----------------------------------------
23,500,000.00
*387,236,000.00
9,250,000.00
5,596,811.76
6,968, 155.89
33, 146,368. 56
258,322, 109.35
173,243,640.72
488,816,824. 11
20, 224,
66
586, 891,729. 55
20,200,000.00
3,300,000.00
Grand total.-------------------------------- 7,763, 175,165.63 | 1,096, 121,862.65 |* 5,935,277,811.40
1Includes $35,000,000authorized and $10,000,000 disbursed to the Export-Im rt Bank of Washington,
and $2,500 000authorized and disbursed to the Second Export-Import Bank ofWashington, D.C.
Theseioansarenotincludedin the State totals shown above.
* Includes$193,618,000representing refinancingofloans previously made by the Corporation to Federal
land banks for differentindividualamounts, but in thesame aggregateamount.
* In addition, u n certification by the Federal Emergency Relief Administrator, under the Federal
Em
ency Relief Act of 1933, the corporation disbursed $499,650,000 for relief, as shown below; and dis
b
$341,400.82to the Federal Emergency ReliefAdministrator for expenses necessary to carry out the
provisions of the above act.
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RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
CORPORATION
TABLE 6.-Amount of authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations, and disburse
ments from Feb. 2, 1982, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by States–Continued
A M O U N T O F D I S B U R S E M E N T S F O R R E L I E F U P O N cERTIFICATION O F G R A N T s B Y
T H E
F E D E R A L E M E R G E N C Y RELIEF ADM IN IST RAT OR, U N D E R T H E F E D E R A L
E M E R G E N C Y R E L I E F A C T O F 1933, F R O M F EB . 2, 1932, T O M A R . 31, 1936, I N C L U S I V E ,
B Y STATES
# .
State
State
$8,994,391
A la ba m a-
ska---
$370,801
966,436
15,423,438
889, 188
63, 131,826
9,709,990
3,612,520
36,763,382
6,309,005
3,213,315
44,106,509
1,970,201
1,870,957
10,424,200
7,035,597
6,369,196
13,249,874
1,723,352
481,544
281,753
5,594,074
5,627, 175
11,090,599
9,619.053
-
2,834, 146
Arizona-A rk an sa s
ãº,
California
Colorado--Connecticut.-Delaware--------District of ColumbiaFlorida----------Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho-Illinois--Indiana-Iowa ----Kansas---
Kentucky-Louisiana
Maine---Maryland.---Massachusetts-Michigan----Minnesota
Mississippi-
190.383
issouri---
Montana
Nebraska---
499,650,000
T O T A L SEC. 5 R E C O N S T R U C T I O N F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N A C T , A S A M E N D E D
A m o u n t author-
State
-
- - - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - -
-
-
-
- -
-
-
-
-
-
- - - - -
-
-
-
- - - - -
-
-
-
-
- - - - -
-
-
-
-
-
- - - -
-
-
-
- - - - -
-
- -
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
-
-
- - -
- -
- -
-
- -
-
-
-
-
- - -
-
-
-
- -
- -
-
-
-
- -
drawn or
canceled
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
-
Amount with
-
-
-
- - -
-
-
-
-
- -
- -
-
-
- -
-
-
-
- - -
- -
-
-
-
-
-
- - -
-
-
- -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- - -
- -
-
-
-
-
- -
-
Florida------------------------------------------Georgia-----------------------------------------Idaho-------------------------------------------Illinois------------------------------------------Indiana-----------------------------------------Iowa--------------------------------------------Kansas------------------------------------------Kentucky---------------------------------------Louisiana---------------------------------------Maine------------------------------------------Maryland---------------------------------------Massachusetts
Michigan---------------------------------Minnesota---------------------------------
Mississippi
Missouri----------------------------------------Montana----------------------------------------Nebraska-------------------Nevada-----------------------------------N e w Hampshire
N e w Jersey
N e w Mexico.-----------------------N e w York----------------------------North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio----------------------Oklahoma--------------Oregon-------------------------------------------
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- - - - -
-
-
$15,309,876.42
3,041,300.00
31,900,396.57
208,757,413.78
8,605,071. 29
20,587,785.41
257,000.00
55,013,892.66
10,378,605.83
13,660,892.50
8,269,781.61
237,922,827.01
481,936.05
72,778,715. 13
9, 135,037. 12
23,425,568. 24
118,256,369. 15
63,933, 434.02
103,230,510.65
63,700,745.86
415,951, 740,97
17,036,879.13
19, 103,837.03
72,327,480.65
5,594,300.41
12,562,223.59
6,813,725.92
1,794,000.00
129, 176,949.42
2,597,215.05
297,778,830. 11
48,481,530.90
7,931,784.75
428,674,909.50
9,768,607.98
10,150,911.18
$4,077,294.82
281,448.27
6,207,509.94
9,747,967.32
1,418,522.97
2,484,045.69
8,000.00
1,933,894.66
4,063,973.58
2,898, 518.25
874, 100.85
35,915, 165.54
9,243,869.01
11, 114,499.93
1,796, 125.65
3,839,050.37
30,547,327.06
7,382,054.21
11,374,538.36
8,744,694.26
90,969,127.74
3,467,687.43
2.516, 102.77
23,352,582.86
591,998.68
2,299,300.34
411,668.96
356, 139.92
16,512, 117.60
705,669.02
28,627,390.79
7,388,172.34
1,029,948.33
85,703,795.84
1,394,005.71
1,831,478.03
Amount
disbursed
$11.102,581-60
2,754,251.73
25,573,035.63
198,291,945.45
7,106,748.32
18,103,739.72
249,000.00
34,317. 598.57
6,247,428.43
10,687,946.25
7,361,080.76
195,297.817.13
41,472, 757.04
61,050, 115.20
7,231,211.47
18,567, 517.S7
86,648,850.59
56,049, 679. Sl
91, 109,296.77
54,746, 133.64
318,792, 354.14
13,463,791.70
16,085, 956.59
48,586. 394.59
4,997. 501.73
10, 152, 617.96
6,365,156.96
1,437,860.08
109,534.031-82
1,891,546.03
190,841,606.3:
36,686,828.56
6,896.635.42
311,836,078.01
8, 161,018.01
8, 177,700.27
REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
39
CORPORATION
TABLE 6.-Amount of authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations, and disburse
ments from Feb. 8, 1988, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by States–Continued
T O T A L SEC. 5 R E C O N S T R U C T I O N F IN A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N ACT, AS A M E N D E D
Continued
State
Amount author. Amºunt
with:
drawn or
ized
canceled
850,000.00
1,218,000.00
14,103.00
372,694.25
$165,970,540.41
1,721,932.71
21,567,465.11
8,124,806.54
73,634,066.72
54,318,905.87
10,433,502.98
8,665,916.86
17,542,792.58
26,467,555.88
23,103,336.25
57,379,886.91
3,946,361.02
100,000.00
835,897.00
845, 305.75
Total-------------------------------------- 3,197,719, 110.38
527,399, 138.83
2,502,534,199.77
Washington.-West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
AlaskaHawaii-----
Puerto Rico.--------------------------------------
,888,287.54
25,619,995.24
11,950,493.72
82,372,038, 50
62,877,744.81
12,978,956.97
10,757,096.63
21,750, 565.05
38,822,269.39
27,401,046.61
69,952,469.61
4,470,498.62
$45,213,785.46
166,354. 83
3,302,541.91
3,756,137.18
8,465,293.78
8,292,487.37
2,545,453.99
1,710,979.77
3,848,935.47
12,278,813.51
3,668,450.91
12,129, 182.70
524,137.60
Am oun t dis
ursed
b
,000.00 l------------------
an s:
T o Federal land banks!---------------------T o Federal intermediate credit banks 1------
*399,636,000.00
12,400,000.00
9,250,000.00 1------------------
*387,236,000.00
9,250,000.00
To regional agricultural credit corporations
(rediscounts)'------------------------------
178,840,452.48
5,596,811.76
173,243,640.72
598, 798,128.00
6,968, 155.89
488,816,824. 11
To railroads (including receivers and trus
tees)'-------------------------------------
Grand total-------------------------------- 4,384,243,690.86
552,364, 106.48 || 3,561,080, 664.60
*These loans are not included in the State totals shown above.
*Includes $193,618,000 representing refinancing ofloans previously made by the corporation to Federal
land banks, for different individual amounts, but in the same aggregateamount.
B A N K S A N D T R U S T C O M P A N I E S (INCLUDING RECEIVERS, LIQUIDATING A G E N T S
A N D CONSERVATORS)
Arizona-------------Arkansas-----------
California-------Colorado---------
$12,946,065.87
2,061,300.
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8,363
#
;
987. 99
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$9,313,223.91
1,874,251.73
20,825,743.98
117,608,297.
4,193,
16,243
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Pennsylvania
Rhode Island-South Carolina.
South Dakota------------------------------------
206, 313,855.64
,420,841.54
21, 182,446.13
5,063,416.70
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REPORT OF T H E RECON STRUCTI ON FIN ANCE CORPORATION
TABLE 6.-Amount of authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations, and disburse
ments from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by States–Continued
B A N K S A N D T R U S T C O M P A N I E S (INCLUDING RE C EI VE
§. LIQUIDATING A G EN T S ,
A N D CONSERVATORS)—Continu
Am oun t authorized
State
Tennessee---------------------------------------Texas-------------------------------------------Utah--------------------------------------------Vermont----------------------------------------Virginia-----------------------------------------Washington-------------------------------------West Virginia-Wisconsin---------------------------------------Wyoming---------------------------------------Puerto Rico.--------------------------------------
850,000.00
1,218,000.00
14, 103.00
72,694.25
Total.--------------------------------------
2,428,637,776.24
426,458,464.41
1,932,913,985.29
Alaska------------------------------------------Hawaii-------------------------------------------
-
$6,322,629.81
4,793, 508.65
2,188,860.29
1,710,979. 77
2,913,751.95
11,580,844.30
3,064,906.21
9,800, 100.60
290,041. 53
Amount
disbursed
$71,368,601.69
25,988,202.58
5,477,653.58
8,665,916.86
15,249,156.72
18,682,765.79
20,671,390.18
31,031,490.21
1,195,532.89
100,000.00
835,897.00
845,305.75
-
$77,955, 131.50
30,969,074.80
7,666, 513.87
10,757,096.63
18,512,208.67
30,339, 510.09
24,365,555.84
41,274,990.81
1,486,574.42
Amount with
d r a w n or
canceled
00 ------------------
BUI LDIN G A N D L O A N ASSOCIATIONS (INCLUDING RECEIVERS)
Alabama----------------------------------------Arkansas---------------------------------------California---------------------------------------olorado----------------------------------------Connecticut-------------------------------------
9°orgia------------------------------------------
Illinois------------------------------------------Indiana-----------------------------------------Iowa---------------------------------------------
Kentucky---------------------------------------Louisiana----------------------------------------
Maryland---------------------------------------Michigan---------------------------------------Minnesota---------------------------------------
Mississippi---------------------------------------
Missouri----------------------------------------Montana----------------------------------------Nevada-----------------------------------------N e w Jersey-------------------------------------N e w York--------------------------------------N o r t h Carolina----------------------------------
North Dakota.----------------------------------Ohio---------------------------------------------
Pennsylvania-----------------------------------South Carolina----------------------------------South Dakota-Tennessee----
Texas---Virginia-Washington
West Virginia.-Wisconsin-------Wyoming---------------------------------------Total--------------------------------------
$111,000.00
$811.96
2,758,378.25
136,014.84
9,805,134.81
523,756.13
110,000.00
,263.
549,000.00
49,242.14
5,000.00 -----------------3,988,989.09
302,971.46
1,683,000.00
22, 179.40
1,132,800.00
25, 110.25
1,449, 500.00
54,488.39
2,673,860.03
24, 186. 57
2,078,400.00
28,696.94
2,091,287.87
221,494.69
107,500.00
3,226.48
103,500.00
7,502.78
250,000.00
2,230.27
313,605.00
78,068.78
85,000.00
55,000.00
30,379,926. 12
1,703,772.45
9,267,159.38
1,796,134.86
3,580,018.39
75,868.94
155,000.00
3,022.75
52, 153,834. 58
22,372,623.40
4, 102,100.00
156,297.39
1,668,049. 11
149,228.63
261,077.02
15,011.55
290,000.00
405.15
1,718, 150.00
105,416.04
975,662.35
25,050.90
164,000.00
5,591.24
1,626,000.00
15,681. 12
9,041,000.00
463,211.79
641,781.25
72,972.88
145,319,713.25
28,498,533.23
$110, 188.04
2,622,363.41
9,281,378.68
106,736.94
499,757.86
5,000.00
3,686,017.63
1,660,820.50
1, 107,689.75
1,395,011.61
2,649, 673.46
2,049, 703.06
1,869,793.18
104,273.52
95,997.22
247,759.73
235,536.22
30,000.00
28,676, 153.57
7,306,024.52
3,504,149.45
151,977.25
29,631, 21.1.18
3,945, 802.61
1,518,820.48
246,065.47
289, 594.85
1,612,733.96
950,611.45
158.408.75
1,610,318.88
8,577,788.21
568,808.37
116,506,180.02
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Minnesota-
MississippiMissouri---
Ne br ask a- -
N e w Jersey-N e w York---------------------------------------
$339,050.00
435,000.00
50,000.00
75,000.00
33,000.00
6,028,500.00
4,498,000.00
3,522,000.00
422,000.00
1,000,000.00
1,270,000.00
13,985,000.00
4,816,913.76
28,500.00
112,000.00
7,870,000.00
2,399,150.00
902,000.00
28,483,600.00
$41,300.00
$297,750.00
80,000.00
355,000.00
!-----------------50,000.00
-----------------75,000.00
-----------------33,000.00
96,042.
5,932,457.72
1,262,021.45
3,235,978. 55
102,212.50
3,419,787.50
47,983. 34
334,016.66
1,000,000.00 -----------------,943. 75
1,248,056.25
-----------------13,985, 000.00
609,394.50
4,207,519, 26
6,000.00
22,500.00
-----------------112,000.00
298,218.63
7,571,781.37
401,663.56
1,997, 486.44
88,500.00
813,500.00
1,086,357.04
397.242.98
41
REPORT OF T H E RECONS TRUCTIO N FIN AN CE CORPORATION
TABLE 6.-Amount of authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations, and disburse
ments from Feb. 2, 1982, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by States—Continued
I N S U R A N C E C O M PA N I E S -C o n t i nu e d
Am oun t with
*
State
“ º
ca n c e
North Carolina---------------------------------N o r t h Da ko ta- Ohio---------
Oklahoma---Pennsylvania-South CarolinaSouth Dakota-Tennessee-----Texas------
Virginia-------West Virginia.-Wisconsin---------------------------------------Total---------------------------------------
$1,932,500.00
$112.50
74,500.00
5,000.00
15,865,000.00
7,033,661.80
5,000.00
1,950.00
1,816,225.47
744,325.47
,000.00 -----------------50,000.00 -----------------711,000.00
34, 125, 51
4,170,731.66
44,083. 24
385, 196.62
10, 104.37
736,990.77
276,363.58
60,000.00 -----------------102,850,858. 28
13,291,363.52
º
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$1,932,387.50
69,500.00
8,831,338.20
273,050.00
1,071,900.00
504,000.00
50,000.00
676,874.49
4,126,648.42
375,092.25
460,627.19
,000.00
89, 519,494.76
M O R T G A G E LOAN COMPANIES
Alabama----------------------------------------irona------------------------------------------
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Washington----------------------------West Virginia--------------------------Wisconsin---------------------------------------Total.--------------------------------------
$1,913,760.55
$532,340.90
$1,381,419.65
100,000.00
100,000.00 -----------------1,433,500.00
332.168.02
1, 101,331.98
69,342,493.44
1,082,750.48
68,259,742.96
1,374,000.00
,903.88
1,344,096, 12
1,675,000.00
315,243.38
1,359,756.62
25,764, 532.60 !-----------------7,946,433. 17
930,408.00
148,094.62
782,313.38
1,711,994. 51
458,794.58
1,253, 199.93
2,414,000.00
44,023.52
2,369,976.48
10,314,669.90
4,740.730.38
4,
439, 52
220,000.00
22, 508.08
197,491.92
2,773,550.00
2,773,550.00 -----------------97,500.00
47, 500.00
50,000.00
92,500.00
42,500.00
50,000.00
6,482,268.57
1,992, 169.99
4,325, 519.49
3,200.000.00 -----------------3,200,000.00
25, 114,852.97
2,669,633.20
21,881,144.25
21,880,990.86
2,885,771.01
18,953,801. 89
12,554,728.30
4,597,377.35
7,891,566.87
3, 102,500.00
67,500.00
3,035,000.00
517,477.67
3,200.00
319,300.00
2,239,250.00
997,227.82
1,242,022. 18
156,370.00
202. 39
156, 167.61
695, 225.00
40,978. 56
654,246.44
800,000.00
170, 174.60
629,825.40
17,985,500.00
5,324,969.55
10,920,730.45
209,000.00
60,000.
149,000.00
144,372,300.00
7,280,456.70
62,004,410.30
388.
3,105,806. 53
4,546, 525.00
65,000.00
245, 00
64,755.00
42,468,048.24
1,748,900. 22
40,713,967.02
4,879.650.00
120,999.30
4,758, 166.44
1,007,500.00
458,602.30
548,897. 70
6,081,475.00
1,478,550. 11
4,602,924.89
6,576,000.00
2,731,262.25
3,844,737.75
3,094,657.00
1,883,700.00
1,202,179.00
21,419,872.24
2,608,794.01
18,732,090.23
1,285,000.00
50,000.00
1,235,000.00
1,829,030.61
900,028.25
919,465.36
5,058, 155.41
492,946. 27
4,565,209. 14
72,500.00
11,500.00
61,000.00
6,488,762.92
1,842,785.61
4,645,977.31
464,340, 548.79
51,384,470.80
314,842, 112.98
42,872.01
600,095.79
CREDIT UNIONS
Massachusetts----------------------------------Michigan---MinnesotaN e w York--Rhode Island
Virginia------------------------------------------
$74,555.00
Total.--------------------------------------
642,967.80
,000.00
10,000.00
20,000.00
467,446.00
5,966.80
42
REPORT OF T H E RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION
TABLE 6.-Amount of authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations, and disburse
ments from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by States--Continued
JOINT-STOCK L A N D B A N K S
A m o u n t authorized
State
Am oun t with
d r a w n or
canceled
Amount
disburse d
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$590,000.00
$104,811.41
$485, 188.54
3,485,000.00
342,472.72
3,142,527.28
1,294,772.68
80,763.90
1,214,008.78
205,000.00 -----------------205,000.00
3,645,300.00
1,383,306.72
2,261,993.28
335,000.00
62,078.76
272,921.24
2, 150,000.00
170,012.90
1,979,987.10
330,000.00
000.001-----------------82,500.00 -----------------82,500.00
1,035,000.00
158,213.06
876, 786.94
185,000.00 -----------------d º tº
1,626,000.00
516,000.00
1, 110,000.00
781,000.00
69,843.88
711, 156, 12
2,185,000.00
1,168,463.98
1,016, 535.02
190,000.00
100,000.00
90,000.
2,036,000.00
708,465.48
1,327, 534.52
550,000.00
1,767.58
8, 232.42
600,000.00
00,000.00
300,000.00
Nebraska---North CarolinaSouth Carolina-
Total.--------------------------------------
21,305, 572.68
5,496,200.39
15,809, 372.29
A GR IC U LT UR AL CREDIT CORPORATIONS
$880, 000.00
183,408.67
59, 955.31
435,000.00
58,722.60
455,000.00
120,000.00
590.74
1,000.00
116,790.30
58,500.00
124,250.00
95,491.08
3,013, 103.89
81,931.70
89,251.13
2,931, 172.19
6,040, 140.31
477,249,37
5,552,890.94
.95
LIVESTOCK CREDIT CORPORATIONS
Washington
Wyoming----------------------------------------
$382,850.00
2, 132,035.29
,000.00
2, 142,250.00
874,441.51
270,740.00
2,468,425.03
3,477,443. 10
247,500.00
2,342, 142.95
Total.--------------------------------------
14,758,827.88
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Utah-----------------------------
$244,400.00
$138,450.00
101,800.00
2,030,235.29
421,000.00 l-----------------350.00
145,900.00
106.249.88
768, 191.63
28,450.00
242,290.00
,980.00
2,442,445.03
304, 826. 12
3, 172,616.98
117,500.00
130,000.00
161, 123. 19
2, 181.019.76
1,657,229. 19
13, 101,598.63
PR OCES SOR S O R DISTRIBUTORS W H O A R E SUBJEC T T O PR OCESSING T A X E S
Connecticut-------------------------------------Kentucky
Montana-----------------------------------------
N e w Jersey-------------------------------------Ohio---------------------------------------------
Pennsylvania-----------------------------------Tennessee----------------------------------------
Total.----------------------------
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7,000.00
26,089. 27
11,371.21
REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
CORPORATION
43
TABLE 6.-Amount of authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations, and disburse
ments from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by States–Continued
STATE FU ND S C R E A T E D FOR T H E PURPOSE OF INSURING R E P A Y M E N T OF
DEPOSITS OF PUBLIC M O N E Y S
Amoºthor
State
A m o u n t withd r a w n or
Annount
disbursed
canceled
Wisconsin----------------------------------------
$13,087,715.88
B O R R O W E R S E N G A G E D IN T H E
$53,900.00
61,500.00
29,000.00
500,000.00
22,000.00
42,500.00
Total--------------------------------------
708,900.00
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$13,064,631.18
F IS H IN G I N D U S T R Y
Florida------------------------------------------Georgia---------------------Massachusetts----------------Oregon----------------------South Carolina----------------------Virginia------------------------------------------
$23,084. 70
$23,300.00
35,000.00
----------------------------------l-----------------l-----------------58,300.00
$11,000.00
16,500.00
21,000.00
486, 119.77
22,000.00
42,500.00
599,119.77
TOTAL, SEC, 5c O F T H E R E C O N S T R U C T I O N F I N AN C E C O R P O R A T I O N ACT, AS
A M E N D E D
(Subscriptions for nonassessablestock ofmortgage loan companiesl
District of Columbia----------------------------Inol s----- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ --
Total--------------------------------------
$10,000,000.00 -----------------$10,000,000.00
2,000,000.00 -----------------------------------12,000,000.00 ------------------
10,000,000.00
TOTAL, SEC. 5d O F T H E R E C O N S T R U C T I O N F I N AN C E C O R P O R A T I O N ACT, AS
AM ENDE D
Alabama----------------------------------------Arizona-----------------------------------------Arkansas----------------------------------------California---------------------------------------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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N e w Jersey
N e w Mexico.------------------------------------N e w York--------------------------------------North Carolina---------------------------------North Dakota.-----------------------------------Ohio--------------------------------------------Oklahoma---------------------------------------Oregon------------------------------------------Pennsylvania-----------------------------------Rhode Island------------------------------------
$848,983.33
$140,750.00
$315,700.00
65,000.00 -----------------65,000.00
4,824,900.00
208,500.00
844, 140.20
1,722,000.00
585,500.00
955,355.91
433,000.00
175,000.00
141,666.20
1,269,000.00
324,472.66
663,015.17
12,500.00
12,500.00 -----------------114,500.00
16,000.00
75,500.00
837,875.00
99,831.00
573,981.09
3,646,766.66
1,522,655.68
1,453,310.98
410, 100.00
8,500.00
371,051.00
5,335,000.00
1,204,161.40
1,590,790.30
1,718,400.00
316,000.00
902,610.86
1,198,000.00
406, 500.00
353,650.00
849, 550.00
143,750.00
610, 100.00
2,049,000.00
529,000.00
533,029.91
250,800.00
63,000.00
107,800.00
201,650.00
71,650.00
30,000.00
2,497,750.00
526,250.00
1,265,313.00
5,707,950.00
1,373,214.00
1,577,032.14
5,644,500.00
256,154.68
3,427,580.63
895, O60.00
463,489. 89
375,750.00
575, 180.00
395,680.00
176,575.00
3,030,650.00
385,815.56
1,780,344.44
191,742. 50
2,000.00
117,250.00
427, 210.69
222,350.00
192,850.00
74, 121.93
3,124. 14
70,997.79
80,000.00
80,000.00 l-----------------11, 156,050.00
1,394,050.00
5,440,940.61
220,000.00
95,000.00
125,000.00
16,221,362.97
5,237,065.95
7, 150,464.76
3,095,500.00
876,000.00
1,763,587. 52
557,600.00
6,075.00
30,000.00
7,715,333.33
1,881, 575.42
3,895,796.84
176,500.00
73,000.00
103,500.00
3,718,000.00
500, 250.00
1,318,062.88
12,643,784.00
2,874,657. 92
5,714,048.77
2, 173,000.00
210,000.00
1,893,000.00
780,300.00
164,500.00
491,333.60
63,600.00
43,050.00
14,790.00
2,708,300.00
599,452.86
1,749, 597. 14
1, 104,225.00
392,214. 16
445,574.33
137,976.84
1,500.00
118,434.10
202,000.00
48,690. 50
128,309.50
1,240,600.00
166,350.00
534,800.00
44
REPORT OF T H E R ECO NST RUC TIO N F INA NC E CORPORATION
TABLE 6.-Amount of authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations, and disburse
ments from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by States–Continued
T O T A L , S EC , 5d O F T H E
R E C O N S T R U C T I O N F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N ACT, AS
AMENDED-Continued
State
Amoºthor
A mo u nt withdrawn or
Amount
disbursed
canceled
Washington-------------------------------------West Virginia
Wisconsin------------------------Hawaii-------------------Pue rto Rico.--------------------------------------
Total.--------------------------------------
$3,323, 100.00
$639,412.50
$1,962, 791.78
1,011,700.00
472,880.00
402, 250.00
756, 187.50
466,612.50
2,107,800.00
200,000.00 -----------------------------------104,200.00
2,000.00
139,500.00
115,607,422.25
25,969,760.82
52,423,398.95
L O A N S T O INDU STRIA L O R C O M M E R C I A L BUSINESS
Alabama----------------------------------------Arizona-----------------------------------------Arkansas-----------------------------------------
California---------------------------------------Colorado---------------------------------Connecticut
Delaware-----------------------------
District of Columbia
Florida-------------------------------Georgia--Idaho----Illinois---Indiana-----------------------------------------Iowa--------------------------------------------Kansas-------------------------------------------
Kentucky---------------------------------------Louisiana---------------------------------------Maine-------------------------------------------
Maryland---------------------------------------Massachusetts----------------------------------Michigan---------------------------------------Minnesota--------------------------------------Mississippi--------------------------------------Missouri----------------------------------------Montana----------------------------------------Nebraska---------------------------------------Nevada------------------------------------------
N e w Hampshire.--------------------------------N e w Jersey-------------------------------------N e w Mexico.-------------------------------------
$66,250.00
$257,700.00
$658,950.00
65,000.00 l-----------------65,000.00
4,652,700.00
107,500.00
836,940.20
585,500.00
955, 355.91
1,658,000.00
408,000.00
175,000.00
125,000.00
887,000.00
228,000.00
546,000.00
12,500.00
12,500.00 -----------------114,500.00
16,000.00
75,500.00
837,875.00
99,831.00
573,981.09
2,586,650.00
1,067,889.02
1,155,460.98
406,900.00
8,500.00
371,051.00
5,277,000.00
1,188, 161.40
1,560,790.30
210.85
298,000.00
1,674,500.00
353,650.00
394,500.00
1,186,000.00
578,050.00
425,600.00
60,750.00
529,000.00
224,696.58
•1,242,500.00
196,300.00
58,500.00
107.800.00
131,650.00
71,650.00
30,000.0
526,250.00
765,313.00
1,997,750.00
5,209,350.00
1,182,614.00
1,510,932.14
188,654.68
3,347,580.63
5,202,000.00
202,100.00
327,500.00
533,600.00
176,575.00
395,680.00
575, 180.00
375,855.56
1,727,544.44
2,655,450.00
96,000.00
72,000.00
2,000.00
333,460.69
128,600.00
192,850.00
3,124.14
70,997.79
74, 121.93
60,000.00
60,000.00 !-----------------10,471,450.00
1,142,200.00
5,048,190.61
120,000.00
95,000.00
25,000.00
14,622,662.97
4,692,949.28
6,940,395.14
2,392,500.00
612,500.00
1,389,587.52
557,000.00
30,000.00
6,000.00
6,871,900.00
1,784,658.75
3,458,196.84
176,500.00
103,500.00
73,000.00
2,912,250.00
383,000.00
1,225,062.88
10,927,034.00
2,582, 500.00
5,440,398.77
2,069,000.00
1,793,000.00
780,300.00
164,500.00
491,333.60
22,750.00
8,050.00
14,700.00
1,752,000.00
452,902.86
1,224,097.14
1,086,600.00
445,574.33
388,722.49
118,434.10
137, 976.84
1,500.00
202,000.00
48,690.50
128,309.50
111,000.00
534,800.00
1,121,500.00
467,500.00
1,884,041.78
2,904,500.00
352,500.00
315,000.00
764,500.00
665,000.00
252,800.00
1,802,800.00
2,000.00
104,200.00
139,500.00
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Washington-------------------------------------West Virginia-----------------------------------Wisconsin---------------------------------------Puerto Rico.-------------------------------------Total--------------------------------------
101,145,711.43
22,360,483.68
47,630,753.13
P U R C H A S E S O F P A R T I C I P A T I O N S IN L O A N S T O I N D U S T R I A L o r
C O M M E R C I A L B U S IN E S S
REPORT OF THE RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION
45
TABLE 6.-Amount of authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations, and disburse
ments from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1986, inclusive, by States—Continued
PURCHASES
OF
participatiºs
LOA NS T O INDUSTRIAL
NES S—C ont inue d
Am oun t author-
State
-
1z
Indiana-----------------------------------------Iowa---------------------------Ransas-----------------------Kentucky--------------------iana--------------------Maine-----------------------Maryland----------------Massachusetts-----------ichigan----------------Minnesota.---------------Missouri-----------------Montana---------------Nebraska--------------N e w Hampshire.-------N e w Jersey------N e w Mexico.-N e w York-----North CarolinaOhio-----------Oregon-------PennsylvaniaRhode Island--
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-
S ou t h Da ko ta-
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Tennessee--Texas----Virginia--WashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsin----------------------------------------
-
-
Total--------------------------------------
OR C O M M E RC I A L
Am oun t with
drawn or
canceled
Amount
disbursed
$35,900.00
12,000.00
263,500.00
385,000.00
54,500.00
70,000.00
500,000.00
414,800.00
200,000.00
238,760.00
60,800.00
95,742.50
93,750.00
20,000.00
681, 100.00
.00
100,000.00
000.00
860,500.00
388,166.67
210,068.62
478,000.00
79,000.00
374,000.00
546,600.00
49,000.00
437,600.00
767,500.00
79,000.00
93,000.00
1,528,550.00
250,500.00
273,650.00
104,000.00
4,000.00
100,000.00
40,850.00
35,000.00 |-----------------656,300.00
130,800.00
525,500.00
5,000.00 -----------------------------------25,600.00
25,600.00 -----------------196, 100.00
38,350.00
78,750.00
205,000.00
152,000.00
49,750.00
273,000.00
79,187.50
193,812. 52
10,177,935.83
2,206,114.17
4,763,045.80
A G R E E M E N T S T O P U R C H A S E P A R T I C I P A T I O N S IN L O A N S T O I N D U S T R I A L O R C O M
M E R C I A L B U S IN E S S
$74,200.00
125,000.00
64,000.00
42,000.00
66
363,266.66
666. 66
21,000.00
000.00
8,000.00
000.00
8,000.00
000.00
421,500.00 -----------------83,800.00
400.00
242,500.00
500.00
122,700.00
879.89
314,400.00
960. 00
3,500.00
500.00
738,200.00
950, 00
225,000.00
500.00
-
600.00
75.00
296,833.33
47,916.67
38,250.00
,250.00
188,200.00
41,657. 92
300,000.00
,750.00
12,625.00
3,491.67
93,500.00
,750.
222,500.00
133,562.50
42,200.00
5,880.
32,000.00
12,000.00
200,000.00 -----------------4,283,774.99
1,403, 162.97
46
REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE CORPORATION
TABLE 6.-Amount of authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations, and disburse
ments from Feb. 2, 1982, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by States—Continued
AUTHORIZATIONS O N T H E
ASSETS OF C L O S E D
BANKS A N D
TRUST COMPANIES
U N D E R SEC. 5e O F T H E R E C O N S T R U C T I O N FI N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N ACT, AS
A M E N D E D
A mou nt author-
State
-
1z
California-------Colorado---------
Illinois----------Indiana---------Iowa-------------
Michigan---------Minnesota.--------Missouri----------N e w York--------North Carolina---North Dakota
Oklahoma--------Pennsylvania-----South Dakota
Texas---------------Wisconsin---------------------------------------Total.-------------------------------------TOTAL, E M E R G E N C Y
Arizona------------------------------------------
Arkansas----------------------------------------California---------------------------------------Colorado----------------------------------------Connecticut-------------------------------------Delaware----------------------------------------
Florida-------------------------------------------
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
N eb ra sk a -
Nevada
N e w Hampshire.----------N e w Jersey----------------
Amount
disbursed
$35,901. 55
$302.38
10,050.20
2,812.00
680,585.03
76,049.67
26,600.00
4, 100.00
105,002.20
28,854.60
10,484,914. 07
58,064. 59
119,670.99
45,615.96
14,500.00 ||-----------------16,922.72
2,691.22
15,005.00 -----------------508, 593.98
34,231.33
8,800.00
427. 51
268,000.00
2,955.50
63,037.92
398. 07
194,053.11
92, 179. 79
101,721.08
86, 146.93
22,500.00
65,725.22
10,426,849.48
53,962.92
14,500.00
14,231.50
15,005.00
411,994.67
8,372.49
15,044.50
43,639.85
101,873.32
15,574.15
12,653,357.85
11,840,769.36
434,829. 55
$19,722.70
7,238.20
604,535.36
R E L I E F A N D C O N S T R U C T I O N A C T O F 1932, A S A M E N D E D
Alabama-----------------------------------------
-
Amo unt with
d r a w n or
canceled
-
-
-
$4,585,688.00
2,861,769.00
7,022,818.92
215, 100,581.00
,223.
1,103,219.30
6,474,350.78
$4,286, 188.00
2,848,269.00
5,904,599.62
-
900.00
-
-
15,737,064.89
74,958, 127.00
1,937,895.00
711,230.00
350,000.00
23,007,040.47
3,156,787.00
4,444,669.00
5,716,929.00
2,577,785.00
75,000.00
262,632.00
603.
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10, 68 1.
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N e w Mexico
N e w York---
6,
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678, 779,431.25
90,497,858,90
Forfinancingexportsofagriculturalsurpluses153,370,955, 22
To Commodity Credit Corporation 1--------. 1,041,000,000.00
Total.--------------------------------------
33, 146,368. 56
9.
524, 151, 191.48
an s :
Grand total.-------------------------------- 1,773, 150,386. 47
1These loansarenot included in the State totals shown above.
20,224,586.66
258, 322, 109. 35
586,891,729. 55
381,966,336.81 | 1,131,267,507. 69
47
REP ORT OF T H E REC ONST RUC TIO N FI NA NC E CORPORATION
TABLE 6.-Amount of authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations, and disburse
ments from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by States—Continued
SELF-LIQUIDATING PROJECTS-SEC. 201 (a),TITLE II, (INCLUDING LO A N S F O R FI
N A N C I N G REPAIR OF BUILDINGS D A M A G E D B Y E A R T H Q U A K E , FIRE, T O R N A D O ,
O R C Y C L O N E IN 1933)
amou
State
author-
Amount with
drawn or
canceled
Alabama----------------------------------------Arizona------------------------------------------
Arkansas----------------------------------------California---------------------------------------Colorado----------------------------------------Connecticut-------------------------------------Florida------------------------------------------Georgia-----------------------------------------Idaho-------------------------------------------Illinois------------------------------------------Indiana-----------------------------------------Iowa--------------------------------------------Kansas------------------------------------------Kentucky---------------------------------------Louisiana---------------------------------------Maine------------------------------------------Maryland---------------------------------------Michigan---------------------------------------Minnesota---------------------------------------
*Hººp-
Missouri----------------------------------------Montana----------------------------------------Nebraska------------------N e w Hampshire--------------------------------N e w Jersey-------------------------------------N e w Mexico.------------------------------------N e w York--------------------------------------North Carolina---------------------------------Ohio--------------------------------------------Oklahoma--------------------------------------Oregon------------------------------------------Pennsylvania-----------------------------------South Carolina----------------------------------South Dakota------------------------------------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
-
$224,000.00
$149,500.00
$74,500.00
1,413,500,00
13,500.00
1,400,000.00
1,463,851.92
500,000.00
948,851.92
200,655,700.00
4,596,639.00
142,899,780.76
2,002, 233.79
572,430.00
1,429,803.79
100,000.00
100,000.00 -----------------1,644,930.78
930,000.00
714,930.78
41,000.00
19,000.00
22,000.00
60,000.00 -----------------60,000.00
7,830,723.00
3,176,250.00
3,074,473.00
833,000.00
773,000.00
60,000.00
9,700.00
9,700.00 !-----------------1,820,000.00 -----------------927,472.68
1,519,624.00
511,624.00
948,000.00
16,263,000.00
1,751,200.00
14,430,022.80
1,650,000.00
990,627.04
,072.96
59,850.00 -----------------59,850.00
718,841.47
75,000.00
643,841.47
575,000.00
575,000.00 l-----------------996,
325,000.00
140.00
50,000.00
275,000.00
700,000.00
42,000.00
207,000.00
27,000.00
180,000.00
75,000.00
60,000.00
15,000.00
250,000.00 -----------------250,000.00
3,361,904.37
53,904.37
3,223,000.00
5,694,600.00
172,500.00
5,385,600.00
27,218,000.00
4,372,000.00
21,678,000.00
1,120,473.20
592,473.20
528,000.00
628,800.00
175,300.00
453,500.00
299,982.81 -----------------299,982.81
734,625.00
10,000.00
724,625.00
315,000.00
215,000.00
100,000.00
230, 500.00
81,000.00
149,500.00
105,000.00
105,000.00 l-----------------100,000.00
130. 74
99,869.26
4,273,662.85
1,
150.00
1,093,012.85
737,300.00
673,300.00
52,000.00
225.80
.37
00
00
Wisconsin---------------------------------------Wyoming---------------------------------------Puerto Rico.-------------------------------------Total.--------------------------------------
#.#..º
292,162,487.36
.00
+
3,000
-
26,299,922.72
206,770,539.88
FI NA N CI N G O F A G R I C U L T U R A L C O M M O D I T I E S A N D LIVESTOCK, SEC. 201 (d),
T I T L E II
Alabama----------------------------------------Arkansas----------------------------------------California---------------------------------------Colorado----------------------------------------Delaware---------------------------------------Florida------------------------------------------Georgia-----------------------------------------Illinois------------------------------------------Indiana-----------------------------------------Kentucky---------------------------------------Louisiana---------------------------------------Maine------------------------------------------Maryland---------------------------------------Massachusetts----------------------------------Michigan---------------------------------------Mississippi--------------------------------------Missouri-----------------------------------------
78303—36–4
$150,000.00
$150,000.00 -----------------25,000.00
603,219.30
$121,780. 70
4,363,250.00
1,877,711.78
2,043,763.32
500,000.00
374,950.00
125,050.00
100,000.00
99, 100.00
900. 00
393,377.32 |-----------------393,377.32
15,000.00 -----------------15,000.00
10,500.00
2,000.00
8,500.00
757, 111.54
460,211.94
296,899.60
7,488,453.89
3,050, 539.39
2,333,694. 14
50,495,000.00
50,452,250.00
42,750.00
35,000.00
35,000.00 l-----------------475,000.00
200,000.00
239,425.70
350,000.00
138,603.71
211,396.29
480,000.00
376,081. 50
102,689.70
60,750.00
60,750.00 !-----------------104,000.00
8,000.00
96,000.00
2,500.00
615.00
1,885.00
225,000.00
4,300.00
220,700.00
1,700,269.65
1,099,344. 17
600,925.48
85,000.00
17,277.08
67,722.92
6,000.00
1,080.00
4,920.00
48
REPORT OF T H E REC ONS TRU CTI ON F INA NCE CORPORATION
TABLE 6.-Amount of authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations, and disburse
ments from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by States–Continued
FINANCING OF A G R I C UL T U R A L C OM MO D IT I ES A N D
T I T L E II-Continued
Amouflº,thor-
State
-
L I V E S T O C K , SEC, 201 (d),
Amount with
drawn or
à :
canceled
$885,000.00
250,000.00
318,500.00
13,550,837.05
219,551.00
1,040,000.00
85,530.00
175,000.00
1,571,313.44
L
Total-------------------------------
86,616,943. 89
64, 182,935.18
17,395,652.60
- 1,041,000,000.00
258,322, 109.35
586,891,729. 55
Grand total.-------------------------------- 1,127,616,943.89
322,505,044. 53
604,287,382 15
-
o a n s:
T o Commodity Credit Corporation 1
1 These loans are not included in the State totals shown above.
A M O U N T S M A D E AV AI LA BLE F OR RELIEF A N D W O R K
Alabama----------------------------------------Arizona----------------Arkansas-------------
California----------Colorado---------Florida---------Georgia.--------Idaho------Illinois.----
Indiana--Iowa---Kansas---KentuckyLouisianaMaine---MarylandMichigan-
R E L I E F — S E C . 1, T I T L E 1
$4,211,688.00
1,448,269.00
4,833,967.00
10,081,631.00
3,832,990.00
3,886,512.00
1,745,692.00
1,026,566.00
55,443,721.00
5,179,931.00
2,151,430.00
2,592,934.00
6,728,987.00
8,200, 127.00
252,895.00
$4 211,688.00
1,448,269.00
4,833,967.00
10,081,631.00
3,832,990.00
3,886,512.00
1,745,692.00
1,026,566.00
55,443,721.00
5,179,931.00
2,151,430.00
2,592,934.00
6,728,987.00
8,200,127.00
252,895.00
176,380.00
Mi nn es o ta
Mississippi
Missouri-Montana
Nevada------N e w Hampshire.
N e w Jersey--N e w Mexico.
N e w York----North Carolina---------------------------------North Dakota------------------------------------
-
0 -- --- --- -- --- --- --- -- --- --- --- -- --- --- -- --- --
Oklahoma---------------------------------------Oregon------------------------------------------Pennsylvania-----------------------------------Rhode Island-----------------------------------South Carolina----------------------------------South Dakota-----------------------------------Tennessee---------------------------------------Texas-------------------------------------------Utah--------------------------------------------Virginia-----------------------------------------Washington-------------------------------------West Virginia-----------------------------------Wisconsin---------------------------------------Hawaii------------------------------------------Puerto Rico.----------------
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Total.--------------------------------------
176,380.00
21,808, 199.00
2,581,787.00
4,058,919.00
4,616,789.00
2,368,285.00
262,632.00
1,366,603.00
2,009,291.00
387,903.00
26,600,000.00
5,950,000.00
592,768.00
19,272,205.00
4,570,597.00 -----------------2,798, 290.00
34,929,875.00 1, 123,590.00
4,575,270.00
1,803,945.00
3,375,352.00
7,952,292.00
2,923,439.00
3,495,304.00
5,977,430.00
9,655,218.00
12,395,362.00
394,935.00
360,000
300,000,000.00
15,001.00
21,808, 199-00
2,581.787.00
4,058,919.00
4,616,789.00
2,368,285.00
262,632.00
1,365,603.00
2,009,291.00
387,903.00
26,600,000.00
5,950,000.00
592,768.00
19,257,205.00
4,570,597.00
2,798,290.00
34,929,875.00
1,123,590.00
4,575,270.00
1,803,945.00
3,375,352.00
7,952,291.00
2,923.439.00
3,495,304.00
5,977,430.00
9,655,218.00
12,395,362.00
394,935.00
360,000.00
299,984,999.00
49
REPORT OF T H E RECO NSTRU CTION FI NAN CE CORPORATION
TABLE 6.-Amount of authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations, and disburse
ments from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 81, 1986 inclusive, by States–Continued
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REPORT OF T H E R ECO NST RU CTI ON F I NA N C E CORPORATION
TABLE 6.-Amount of authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations, and disburse
ments from Feb. 2, 1982, to Mar. 31, 1986, inclusive, by States—Continued
L O A N S O N P R E F E R R E D S T O C K OF B A N K S A N D T R U S T COMPANIES-Continued
Am oun t author
State
-
1
Nebraska---------------------------------------N e w Jersey----------------
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Am oun t with
drawn
or
canceled
$2,811,700.00
4,929,050.00
2,107,150.00
287,500.00
20, 000.00
2,400.00
526,500.00
383,450.00
6, 100.00
1,100,000.00
151,250.00
15,000.00
200,000.00
83,000.00
115,000.00
6,100.00
1,100,000.00
451,250.00
20,000.00
200,000.00
83,000.00
115,000.00
Total.--------------------------------------
25,729,455.00
-
$2,563,000.00
3,171,950.00
1,855,200.00
275,000.00
20,000.00
2,400.00
791,000.00
410, 550.00
-
Amount
disbursed
5,126,025.00
20,524,430.00
SUBSCRIPTIONS F O R P R E F E R R E D S T O C K OF B A N K S A N D T R U S T C O M P A N I E S
Michigan---------------------------------------Minnesota--------------------------------------feel
$12,962,600.00
1,565,000.00
4,801,000.00
49,822,320.00
5,030,000.00
8,300,000.00
165,000.00
140,900,000.00
2,072,000.00
2,522,500.00
1,895,000.00
84,866,000.00
7,797,500.00
12,525,500.00
5,991,250.00
11,170,000.00
10,836,000.00
8,160,000.00
3,880,000.00
19,525,000.00
42,642,000.00
12,773,500.00
8,965,000.00
Virgin Islands------------------------------------
10,742,500.00
3,485, 500.00
6,007,500.00
205,000.00
1,363,000.00
75,306, 250.00
1,067, 500.00
135,339,000.00
7,870,000.00
2,430,500.00
36,859,364.00
10,500,000.00
915,000.00
55,486,300.00
1,100,000.00
1,635,000.00
2,973,000.00
12,221,600.00
25,882, 500.00
1,590,000.00
7,770,000.00
12,743,000.00
3,870,000.00
3,315,000.00
16,557,500.00
1,572,500.00
37,500.00
250,000.00
251,000.00
Total.--------------------------------------
798,513, 184.00
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
North Dakota--------------io------------------------
Oregon
Pennsylvania--------Rhode Island.-So uth Carolina-S out h Dakota---
Tennessee--Texas----Utah----
Vermont
Virginia--Washington
West VirginiaWisconsin--WyomingAlaska--Pu erto Rico.
$257,600.00
25,000.00
946,500.00
9,330,895.00
$12,705,000.00
1,540,000.00
3,854, 500.00
40,491,425.00
136,500.00
4,893,500.00
1,257,674.00
7,042,326.00
27,700.00
137,300.00
2,300,000.00
113,600,000.00
130,000.00
1,942,000.00
825,000.00
1,697,500.00
205,000.00
1,590,000.00
1,348,385.83
83,247,614, 17
609,000.00
6,988,500.00
2,327,500.00
10, 188,000.00
753,500.00
5,197,750.00
2,295,150.00
8,874,850.00
300,000.00
10,246,000.00
975,000.00
7,160,000.00
1,182,460.00
2,682,540.00
3,356,800.00
15,668,200.00
3,109,539.00
39,482,461.00
400,000.00
12,373,500.00
480,000.00
8,300,000.00
895,375.00
9,847,125.00
77,000.00
3,398,500.00
672, 550.00
5,334,950.00
-----------------205,000.00
611,365.00
751,635.00
6,711, 183.93
65,995,066.07
362,500.00
690,000.00
7,282,594.17
127,546,405.83
681,500.00
7,188,500.00
40,000.00
2,390,500.00
1,686,027.00
35, 173,337.00
92,500.00
10,407,500.00
25,000.00
890,000.00
10,172,253.50
45, 199,046.50
201,500.00
898,500.00
80,000.00
1,555,000.00
25,000.00
2,948,000.00
1,652,500.00
10,539, 100.00
3,140,125.00
22,742,375.00
265,000.00
1,325,000.00
-----------------7,770,000.00
2,063,350.00
10,679,650.00
1,130,000.00
2,740,000.00
119,933.34
3, 145,066.66
1,445,400.00
15, 112, 100.00
320,000.00
1,252, 500.00
-----------------37,500.00
250,000.00 -----------------126,000.00
125,000.00
72,707,860.77
1Includes $35,000,000 authorized and $10,000,000 disbursed to the Export-Im
and $2,500,000authorized and disbursed to the Second Export-Import Bank of
695,790,323.23
rt Bank ofWashington,
ashington, D . C
REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
51
CORPORATION
TABLE 6.-Amount of authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations, and disburse
ments from Feb. 8, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1986, inclusive, by States–Continued
PURCHASES
OF
CAPITAL
Notes or De BeNTURES
COMPANIES
Am oun t author-
State
iz
OF
BANKS
AND
-
A mo u nt wit h
drawn
or
canceled
$840,000.00
5,000,000.00
2,515,000.00
1,800,000.00
3,350,000.00
237,000.00
8,571,000.00
1,700,000.00
10,652,500.00
1,084,000.00
5,736,000.00
635,000.00
2,440,000.00
1,000,000.00
7,127,500.00
750,000.00
700,000.00 -----------------4,068,000.00
280,500.00
6,380, 500.00
560,000.00
13,301,500.00
2,422,500.00
10,000.00
592,000.00
15,000.00
35,000.00
750,000.00
1,350,000.00
238,435,000.00
8,435,000.00
2,044,000.00
450,000.00
62,269,000.00
5,447,500.00
75,000.00
1,385,000.00
70,000.00
1,286,800.00
59,000.00
1,543,000.00
9,485, 500.00
1,743,000.00
50,000.00
2,720,000.00
8,025,000.00 -----------------3,601,500.00
302,000.00
3,376,000.00
415,000.00
21,234,500.00
3,257,500.00
1,250,000.00 -----------------431, 114,300.00
TRUST
31,842,000.00 ||
Amount
disbursed
$840,000.00
5,000,000.00
430,000.00
1,800,000.00
3,113,000.00
6,871,000.00
9,408,500.00
5,101,000.00
1,440,000.00
6,350,000.00
700,000.00
3,768,500.00
5,820,500.00
10,855,000.00
582,000.00
10,000.00
600,000.00
171,800,000.00
1,594,000.00
56,821,500.00
1,060,000.00
1,216,800.00
1,484,000.00
7,742,500.00
2,670,000.00
8,025,000.00
3,299,500.00
2,886,000.00
17,914,500.00
1,250,000.00
340,453,300.00
TOTAL, SEC. 36, TITLE II, O F T H E E M E R G E N C Y F A R M M o R T G A G E A C T OF 1933, A S
A MEND ED
'[Drainage, levee,irrigation,and similar districts,etc.]
-
Arizona-----------------------------------------Arkansas---------------California------------Colorado-------------Florida---------------
Idaho-----------------
Illinois---------------Iowa-----------------Kentucky----------isiana-----------
Minnesota.------------
Rººp
issouri-------------Montana-----------Nebraska------------Nevada------N e w Mexico.-North CarolinaOregon---------------South Carolina
South Dakota--- - - - - - - - - - -
ennessee-------
Texas--------Utah---------Virginia------Washington.----Wisconsin--Wyoming---------------------------------------Total--------------------------------------
$13,452,444.36 -----------------$1,509, 176.37
079,609.42
12,480,073.38
$344,300.00
42,316,414.41
588,982.26
16,992,967.55
4,581,841.35
392,500.00
1,705,664.60
33,000.00
1,316,036.69
4,334,618.90
866,805.31
2,647, 746. 19
384,489.61
214, 576. 10
1,281,994. 11
3,374, 512.02
85,170.16
7,000.
,500.00
33,652.92
21,000.00
91,932.45
529,
176.55
1,758, 100.00
189,800.00
2,500.00
302,500.00 -----------------234,500. 54
5,353,773.64
7,714,685.45
404,217.21
1,548,741.04
393,852.58
42,852.94
1,674,640.00
969, 433.00
402,500.00
886,307.76 -----------------38,000.00 i-----------------30, 500.00
2,848,415.03
27,571.63
280, 160.00
156, 100.00
2,000.00
16,000.00
110,300.00
96,500.00
13,323,734, 52
637,500.00
102,500.35
136,200.00
1,383,995.70
22,000.00
2,797,313.65
3,648,780.53
961,387.91
1,380,245.26
534,576.06
790,840.87
36,999.84
2,239,060.68
124,928. 37
150, 100.00
21,393.64
9,989,082.77
277,879.31
- - - - -
43,900.00
122,851,569.20
4,490,943.22
53,552,627. 57
52
REPORT OF T H E REC ONS TRUC TIO N FI NA NC E CORPORATION
TABLE 6.-A mount of authorizations, withdrawals or cancelations, and disburse
ments from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by States—Continued
TOTAL, A C T A P P R O V E D J U N E 10, 1933, AS A M E N D E D
A m o u n t author-
State
ized
Kansas------------------------------------------Maryland---------------------------------------Michigan---------------------------------------Minnesota--------------------------------------Missouri----------------------------------------N e w York--------------------------------------North Carolina----------------------------------
w n
or
canceled
$100,000.00
22,350,000.00
4,125,000.00
100,000.00
150,000.00
3,500,000.00
50,000.00
Total--------------------------------------
A mo u nt with
Amount
b ursed
---------------------------------------------------!---------------------------------------------------------------------
$100,000.00
22,350,000.00
4, 125,000.00
100,000.00
150,000.00
3,500,000.00
50,000.00
30,375,000.00 ------------------
30,375,000.00
LOANS O N P R E FE R R ed Sto ck OF INSU RANCE Co MPA NIE S
Maryland---------------------------------------Michigan---------------------------------------Minnesota-------------------------------------Missouri----------------------------------------N e w York--------------------------------------North Carolina---------------------------------Total.--------------------------------------
$22,350,000.00
4, 125,000.00
100,000.00
150,000.00
3,500,000.00
50,000.00
30, 275,000.00
-----------------l-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$22,350,000.00
4,125,000.00
100,000.00
150,000.00
3,500,000.00
50,000.00
30,275,000.00
SUBSCRIPTION F OR P R E F E R R E D S T O C K OF A N I N S U R A N C E C O M P A N Y
Kansas------------------------------------------
$100,000.00 ------------------
$100,000.00
T O T A L , A C T A P P R O V E D A P R . 13, 1934, A S A M E N D E D
[Loans for financing repair of property damaged
Yºu”.
hurricane, or flood in 1933, 1934, 1935,
an
$2,150,000.00
$400,000.00
50,000.00 l-----------------150,000.00 l------------------
Florida
2,350,000.00
400,000.00
$1,252,830.00
1,025.00
45,935.00
1,299,790.00
T O T A L , SEC. 14 O F T H E A C T A P P R O V E D J U N E 19, 1934, A S A M E N D E D
[Loans to borrowersengaged in the mining, milling, orsmelting ofores)
$1,013,000.00
1,961,000.00
450,000.00
176,000.00
10,000.00
220,000.00
20,000.00
200,000.00
3,275,000.00
20,000.00
350,000.00
15,000.00
6,000.00
40,000.00
45,000.00
250,000.00
8,051,000.00
1,07
T O T A L , SEC. 16 O F T H E A C T A P P R O V E D J U N E 19, 1934, A S A M E N D E D
[Loan toapublic-schoolauthorityforthe purpose ofpayment ofteachers'salariesdue priortoJune 1, 1934]
Illinois
$22,500,000.00
$200,000.00
$22,300,000.00
T O T A L , A C T A P P R O V E D A U G . 24, 1935
[Loans to or for the benefit ofpublic-school districtsorsimilar public-school authorities]
Arkansas----------------------------------------T e xa s
$124,800.00
411,000.00
535,800.00
REPORT OF T H E REC ONS TRU CTI ON F INA NCE CORPORATION
TABLE 7.-Amount
53
of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
classes
GRAND TOTAL
Amount
-
Mon th
Amount out
Amount
authorized i
disbursed
Am ou nt repaid
standing at end
of period
1932
February---------------------March-----------------------April-------------------------May-------------------------June--------------------------July--------------------------August-----------------------September-------------------October----------------------November--------------------December---------------------
$91,601,057.00
142,333,075.06
228,771,667.33
199,450,025.39
254,246.63
170,934,728.59
189,
106.31
138,480,782.93
162,373,944.36
96,598,980.32
*128,332,558,
$70,868,417. 52
121,477,890.49
155,543,323.23
$18,845.00
$70,849,572. 52
8,873,883.30
183,453,579.71
7,009,080. 50
331,987,822.44
16,440,727.23
474,530,654.33
48,684,900. 92
724, 122,570.00
34,615, 181.07
860, 657,320.79
35,232,968.30
971,605,266.20
44,903, 158.06
998,822,822.05
47,565,316.28
1,088,881,255.45
27,180,977.04 || 1,122,720,837.37
29,423,415.68
1,224,798,685.44
isº.13
298,276,816.59
171,149,931.
146, 180,913.71
72,120,713.91
137,623,749.68
61,020, 558.96
131,501,263.75
Total-------------------- 21,936, 199,172.57 | 1,524, 747,138.82
142,844,447.43
283, 171,473.85
217,732,207.45
*162,526,631.98
141,981,250.47
,047,880.32
1,024,785.36
57,792,381.18
791,443.05
517,388,597.97
347,786,121.56
*476,993,724. 18
117,995,293.92
199,499,330.83
179,533,134.72
117,500,398.87
195,805,854.81
123,677, 183.75
115,339,396.98
83,128,537.43
39,271, 516.79
48,646,412.75 |
186,473,215.08
369, 537,593.42
299,948,453.38
1,224,798,685.44
32,452,828.29
35,971,603.16
55,813,566.83
40,213,996.05 ||
46,800,209.06 |
,656,029.32
112,949,299.42
73,520,461.92
61,734,251.55
*69,684,650.98 ||
51,202,045.08 ||
67,574, 183.47 ||
1,310,341,151.07
1,473,868,878.74
1,597,588,446.63
1,674,874,849.45
1,823,880,495.20
1,852,901,649.63
1,855,291,747.19
1,864,899,822.70
1,842,437,087.94
1,821,398,849.71
1,956,670,019.71
2,258,633,429.66
Total-------------------- *2,748,080,944.80 | 1,776,407,869. 35 | *742,573, 125.13
1934
January----------------------- *407,378,961.81
February- * 132,865,625.59
March--- * 197,112,324.80
April----- * 102,317,307.38
By----- *106,033,014.78
June------*+ 262,115,311. 64
July-*73,987,459.55
August--- * 188,539,123.69 ||
Septem
*291,430,248.53
October-----*193,163,699.21
November---*54,175,212.41
December--------------------- * 117,687,952.03
343,781,651.19
138,223,573.21
174,702,514.43
137,503,338.54
100,482,025.14
205,212,503.38
278,190,303.16
115,003,449.22
54,364,910.22
60,087, 192.35
87,827,838.51
132,546,720.68
|
*86, 163,928.38
2,516,251,152.47
82,739,872.01 || 2,571,734,853.67
| *91,311,849.17
2,655, 125,518.93
91, 123,212.32
2,701,505,645.15
66,997,270.39
2,734,990,399.90
| *67,831,380.42
2,872,371,522.86
|| *443,161,666.45
2,707,400, 159.57
136,883,990.63
2,685,519,618, 16
71,019,841.07
2,668,864,687.31
79,142,232.20
2,649,809, 647.46
73,407,675.50
2,664,229,810.47
114,654,725.17 | 2,682, 121,805.98
Total-------------------- *2,126,806,241.42 | 1,827,926,020.03 |*1,404,437,643.71
*33,163,437.25
*20,457,072.54
*39,053,021.77
*60,091,255.59
*40,031,124.71
*143,671,315.45
*44,068,830.00 |
*28, 194,406.72
*146,003,377.53
*38,983,326.70
*126, 180,373.36
144,079,814.76
763,977,356.38 ||
2,258,633,429.66
2,682,121,805.98
49,275,454.45
54,737,368.83
39,625,005.23
56,104,278.17 |
61,729,009.88
137,909,310.28
124,588,307.71
51,347,752.32
42,029, 803.99
28,436,221.25 |
17,986,245. 16 |
43,792,967. 11 |
73,431,516.58
60,582,383.40
54,747,687.70 ||
*48,076,834.97
46,990,667.07 ||
53,855,640.23
60,097,571.99 ||
40,278,281.99 ||
34,940,786.92 ||
*47,011, 116.53
*34,143,979.73 ||
*106,845,403.79
2,657,965,743.85
2,652,120,729.28
2,636,998,046.81
2,645,025.490.01
2,659,763,832.82
2,743,817,502.87
2,808,308,238.59
2,819,377.708.92
2,826,466,725.99
2,807,891,830.71
2,791,734,096.14
2,728,681,659.46
707,561,724.38 |
661,001,870.90
2,728,681,659.46
1936
January----------------------FebruaryMarch-------------------------
45,066,411.39
18,471,082.33
124, 573,956.74
Total, first quarter------
188, 111,450.46
98,635,058.82 || 3:173,566,861.71
2,653,749,856.57
Grand total.------------- 7,763,175,165.63
5,935,277,811.40 *3,281,527,954.83
2,653,749,856. 57
-
62,162,326.75
16,990, 711.44
19,482,020.63
49,406,829.22
2,741,437,156.99
52,693,681.77 || 2,705,734,186.66
*71,466,350.72
2,653,749,856. 57
1These figureshave been adjusted on account ofrescissions.
* Revised.
* Exclusiveofrepayment, unallocated, pending advices, as of Mar. 31, 1936.
*Includes $193 618,000representing refinancing ofloans previously made by the corporation to Federal
land banksfordifferentindividual amounts, but in the same aggregate amount.
54
REPORT OF T H E REC ONSTR UCTI ON FI NAN CE CORPORATION
TABLE 7.-Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months a n d
classes—Continued
T O T A L , SEC . 5, R E C O N S T R U C T I O N
M o nt h
at:
FINANCE
1.
C O R P O R A T I O N ACT, AS A M E N D E D
à .
Amount out
Am ou nt repaid
-
$91,601,057.00
142,333,075.06
228,771,667.33
199,450,025.39
388,254, 246.63
167,934,728.59
125,136,437.31
65,352,280.71
59,371, 561.7
73,659,796.72
*81,289, 967.97
standing at end
of period
$70,868,417. 52
121,477,890.49
155,543,323.23
58,983,559, 12
298,276,816.59
171,149,931.86
142,233,029.71
61,909,014. 16
120,353,360.16
39,367,417.87
87,440,361.93
$18,845.00
8,873,883.30
7,009,080.50
16,440,727.23
48,684,900.92
34,615, 181.07
35,232,968.30
44,903, 158.06
47,563,281.73
27, 177,436.04
29,313,534.28
$70,849,572-52
183,453,579.71
331,987,822.44
474,530,654.33
724, 122,570.00
850,657,320.79
967,657,382.20
984,663,238.30
1,057,453,316.73
1,069,643,298.56
1,127,770,126.21
Total-------------------- *1,623, 154,844.44 || 1,427,603,122.64
299,832,996.43
1,127,770,126.21
1933
January----------------------February
84,182, 129.23
200,735,830.65
155,329,303.10
* 100,725,661.30
111,284,726.83
120,001,798.76
133,113,288. 14
50,602,085.60
38,383,943.05
234,808,928, 52
133,733,431. 32
* 158,449,929.42
75,183,421.58
159,688, 523.62
,840,052.22
62,758,894.98
135,626,841.22
99, 193,850.52
95,895,674.09
69,438,406.13
086,394, 18
37,194,685.39
105,441,763.45
168,594, 158.96
32,308,547.15
35,910,843.56
1
55,687,000.79
1
40,103,725.68
1,
46,258,651.69
1,4
94,303,490.41
1,478,
112,777,799.45
1,461,607.325.71
72,785,680.60
1,458, 260,051.24
61,116,379.75
1,422,230,065.67
*69,504, 729.84
1,389,920,021.2
50,016, 520.06 || 1,445,345,254.61
63,733,126.65
1,550,206,296.92
-
-
-
*1,530,351,055.92 || 1,156,942,666.34 || 1734, 506,495.63
*94,138.166. 10
119,658,387.83
*50,693,884.93
51,261,401.56
*78,718, 176.38
17,583,575.76
*67,047,629.87
50, 594,695.21
a47,207,362.68
37,556, 112.69
** 216,803, 535.39
42,730,239. 15
*39,950,455.48 | *220,497,277.29
*108,177,947.63
42,804,762.57
* 13,653,423.10
19,769,795.78
*53,815, 117.59
,873, 546.39
*29,494,423.77
58,388,677.59
*60,410,865. 16
89,867,446.31
*860, 110,988.08
1,550,206,296.92
*84,916,853.72
1,584,947,831.03
74,601,072.02
1,561,608, 160-57
,250,211.34
1,498,941.524.99
83,887,390.77
1,465,648,829.43
63,907,811.57
1,439,297,130.55
*56,331, 107.33
1,425,696,262-37
-315,413,979.06 || 1,330,779,550-60
81,611, 116.08
1,291,973,207.09
33,983,939.27
1,277,759.063.60
32, 197,172.10
1,275,435,437.89
48,447,847. 24
1,285,376,258.24
79,384,017.47
1,295,859,697.08
780, 585,918. 13 |21,034,932,517.97
61,868,910.95 |
49,094,099.41
48,588,344.01
39,260,085.23
40,848,372.78 ||
43,813,047.91
40,906, 525.32
31,381,668.95
25,504,221.74
33,880,980.65
230,962,917.63
*58,666,090.80
1,295,859.697.08
* 11,950,099.01
* 12,325, 608.87
*17,346,681.30
a46,559,770.37
220,510,007. 66
23,565,245.68
24,331,000.00
11,018,098.47
7,466,889.88
18,539,482.55
* 14,210,442.56
8,211,325.15
17,418,681.94
14,877,791.77.
11,448,399.06
23,042,158.55
37,987, 580.08
17,054,165.21
7,394, 725.62
11,236, 508.67
4,283,894.47
3,978,386.38
2,235, 181.66
23,485,631.43
1,251,409,468.07
1,217, 193, 160.43
1,180,053,215.48
1,163,835,288.80
1,160,974,496.10
1,134,215,613.40
1, 100,703,813.70
1,080,558,653.42
1,059,338,326.15
1,029,435,731.88
1,000,707,995.91
965,527,535-54
216,034,651.50
174,443,104.84
504,775,265.38
965,527.536.54
JanuaryFebruary-March-------------------------
37,778,369.86
6,053,977.98
110,759,803.08
5,845,842.34
8,766,711.17
6,893,299.14
42,785,662.99
32,095,023.50
*56,657,618.34
928, 587,715.89
905,259,403.56
855,495,084.36
Total, firstquarter------
154,592, 150.92
21,505,852.65 || 3 131,538,304.83
855,495,084.36
Grand total.------------- 4,384, 243,690.86
3,561,080, 664.60 °2,705,585,580.24
855,495,084.36
1These figureshave been adjusted on accountofrescissions.
* Revised.
*Exclusive ofrepayments unallocated, pending advices, asofMar. 31,1936.
*Includes$193,618,000representing refinancing ofloans previously made by the corporation to Federal
land banks fordifferentindividual amounts, but in thesame aggregateamount.
REPORT OF TH E RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION
#. authorizations,
TABLE 7.-Amount
disbursements, repayments and amounts
eb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive,
outstanding from
55
by m o n t h s
and
classes—Continued
B A N K S A N D T R U S T C O M P A N I E S (INCLUDING RECEIVERS, LIQUIDATING AGE NTS ,
A N D CONSERVATORS)
[Under sec. 5ofthe Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, as amended]
sºil
M on t h
#:º
A mou nt out
Amount repaid
standing at end
of period
$39,546, 160.52
85,870,980.49
112, 153,001.36
108,192,844.29
* 151, 599,949.99
104, 166,283.74
77,635,909.68
27,401,650.02
80,746,257.61
420,708.99
43, 102,313.33
Total--------------------
$18,845.00
7,651, 531.30
6,889,778.45
12,585,480.24
45,346,776.63
28,200,745.53
*31,301,064.49
40,413, 591.02
*40,317,667. 54
22,466,223.72
21,057,389.14
$39,527,315.52
117,746,764.71
223,009,987.62
318,617,351.67
424,870, 525.03
500,836,063. 24
547, 170,908.43
534, 158,967.43
574, 587,557.50
572,542,042.77
594, 586,966.96
*949,412,000.09 || 2850,836,060.02 || 2256,249,093.06
594,586,966.96
56, 133,284.40
132,422,465.58
98,543, 748.61
63,489,340.88
55,456,202.42
38,949,096. 07
100,595,536.74
33,461,223.34
21,620,010. 53
103,270,900.08
38,260,466.80
* 107,929,532.44
43,125,290.40
78.112,411.70
62,900,655.93
23,914,051.40
87,947,700.34
12,034,738.64
66,053,436. 74
52,493,748.50
15,610,326.79
15,030,459.24
,296,831.40
71, 174,894.58
26,006,824.40
120,684,301.71
40,723,012. 09
28,431,486.93
37,888,316.40
75,139,370.
67,871, 161.50
*35,298, 174.45
27,515,419.22
230,763, 159.21
225,416,830.99
46, 126,511.29
611,705, 432.96
669, 133,542.95
691,301,186.79
686,783,751.26
736,843, 135.20
673,738, 503.61
671,920,778.85
689, 116,352.90
677,211,260.47
661,478, 560.50
686,358,560.91
711,406,944.20
1850, 131,807.89
578,694,545.66
1461,874,568.42
711,406,944. 20
*52,336, 152.24
52,170,810.41
,406,099.06
38,806,076.75
149,530,338.07
12,679,248.46
,575,287.64
* 19,686,455.31
232,205,980. 10
28,441,484.52
* 18,822,223.90
25,213,830.72
236,288,678.82
19,854,267.78
* 104,643,284.66
38,931,809. 19
* 10,219,081.85
15,767,592. 57
*26,143,801. 13
17,781,752.47
*20,324,478.27
47,996, 501.16
*21,862,748.53
65,818,878.88
1459,358, 154. 27 | *383, 148,708. 22
262,846,830.20
48,970,789.33
*51,960,572.27
*50,404,690. 20
*42,849,977.92
*41,115,004. 13
*31,969,167.24
225,420,342.39
*23,290,949.75
*22,002, 744.03
32,743,423.78
*34,498,747.65
468,073,238.89
700,730,924.41
690,566,211.83
651,284,888.02
620, 566,653. 13
606, 158, 159.73
590,256,986.32
578, 142,086.86
591,653,553.66
584, 130, 196.48
579,909,204.92
595, 162,282.30
626,482,413.53
626,482,413.53
11,987,985.80 || 246,745,454.89
9,670,568.45
136,821,703. 70
9, 104,891.25
238,222,865.32
14,632,530.99
*30,788,265. 44
9,860,357.54
230,205,393.59
11,045,814.38
*32,116,055.14
5,146,095.75
*28,808, 654.78
9,592,499.42
123,525,325.50
2,024,621.30
16, 416, 575.31
2,884, 590.79
* 19,405,253.31
320,301.89
125,351, 504.10
20,291,243.60
*27,086,257.11
106,561, 501. 16
355,493,308.19
591,724,944. 44
564,573,809, 19
535,455,835. 12
519,300, 100.67
498,955,064.62
477,884,823.86
454,222,264.83
440,289,438.75
425,897,484.74
409,376,822.22
384,345,620.01
377, 550,606. 50
377, 550,606. 50
1933
January----------------------February----------------------
Margh-------------------------
April-------------------------May-------------------------June--------------------------July--------------------------August-----------------------September--------------------October----------------------November---------------------
January--February---------------------March-------------------------
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Total-------------------1935
January----------------------February---------------------March------------------------il--------------------------
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
*8,711,799.01
*9,423, 511.90
* 15,769,795.73
* 10,509,395.15
* 15,116,743.53
13,911,648.65
10,021,000.00
7,045, 104.82
7,445, 453.04
6,234,100.39
13,488,705.50
7,683,609.86
125,360,867. 58
30, 106,704.78
3,962,657.34
10,305, 584.29
Total, firstquarter------
44,374, 946.41
Grand total.------------- 2,428,637,776.24
4,506,418, 18
3,923, 147.40
5,243,604. 65
* 52,449,941.80
27,256,203.28
354,800,821.40
335,671,384.72
288, 465,047. 57
13,673, 170.23
3 102,758,729. 16
288, 465,047. 57
1,932, 913,985.29 s1,644,448,937.72
288,465,047. 57
23,052, 584.08
1These figures have been adjusted on account of rescissions.
* Revised.
* Exclusive of repayments unallocated, pending advices, as of Mar. 31, 1936.
REPORT OF T H E REC ONS TRU CTIO N FI NAN CE CORPORATION
56
TABLE 7-Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
BUILDING A N D
L O A N ASSOCIATIONS (INCLUDING RECEIVERS)
[Under sec. 5 ofthe Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, asamended]
Mo nth
aft:
Amount out
ã º
Amount repaid standingatend
of period
1932
March-----------------------April---------------*y------------
June-----------July------------August---------September---October----NovemberDecember---------------------
$4,879,750.00
19, 106,083.40
13,011,890.00
15,417,200.00
15,314,510.03
12,543,600.00
7,295,705.00
3,750, 500.00
3,391,532.00
4,985,274.32
$2,430,500.00 ||-----------------10,170,186.68
$58,642.06
19,624,016.39
409,878.87
9,823,631. 19
535,840.65
16,577,471.48
1,205,474.10
12,180,063.17
1,561,404.87
9,435,115.28
1,253,188.31
5,080,954.91
1,376,330.52
3,830,807.59
1,618,781.05
4,710,367.98
1,596,899.64
67,034,628.35
75,216,555.33
921, 179.72
81,133,205.26
,246,674.50
99,696,044.75
93,863, 114.67
9,616,440.07
84,246,674.60
4,294,724.89
2,849,559.28
3,219,307. 24
1,691,000.00
1,841,231.87
1,804,847.24
266,781.25
892,449.04
281,490. 54
2,096,059.51
443,016.68
2, 135,000.00
3,412,672.47
4,093,224.60
1,697,279.66
2,375,255.24
1,888,968.45
1,741,824.86
724, 147.01
1,114,230.35
321,417.65
1,340.92
272,414.58
1,014,664. 29
2,288,507.52
2,080,445.27
2,606,799.34
4,017,879.50
3, 135,193.43
3,436,823.04
2,476,046.91
3,197,886.04
3, 133,402.11
4,355,972.33
3,523,903.39
2,943,778.21
85,370,839.55
87,383,518.88
86,474,099.20
84,831,474.94
83,585,249.96
81,890,251.78
80, 138,351.88
78,054,696.19
75,242,711.73
71,418,080.32
68, 166,591.51
21,815,467.54
19, 187,440.08
37,196,637.09
66,237,477.59
4,342,150.30
3,310,550. 16
4,398,506.81
5,298,844.38
5,742,590.91
4,687,223.31
4,149,354.04
5,624,805.42
2,894,139.99
3,141,577.38
2,045,412.92
2,605,830.28
62,819,530.74
59,552, 142.43
55,224,953.54
49,968,924-26
44,484,552.43
39,827,880.62
36, 178,526.58
30,553,721.16
27,659,581-17
24,569,272.68
22,523,859.76
19,918,029.48
48,240,985.90
19,918,029.48
4,471,437.35
2,044,580.75
1,370, 165.85
946,256.62
895, 561.51
907, 140.69
513,415.39
1,047,611.32
271,713. 60
500,038.52
*543,900.85
15,446,592.13
13,402,011.38
12,109,120.53
11, 162,853.91
10,275,827.30
9,734,170.84
10,202,086-39
9,180,262.92
8,908,549.32
8,307,659.59
7,807,621.07
7,274,475.25
14, 112,712. 18
7,274,475.25
575,799.92
735,893.57
*396, 262.82
6,698,675.34
6,027,711.29
5,631,448.47
* 1,707,956.31
5,631.448.47
116,506,180.02 | *110,874,731.55
5,631.448.47
17,606.85
924,203.45
80,000.00
43, 161.85
64,000.00
265,000.00
36,000.00
500,000.00
71,317.92
42,815. 10
258,219.08
30,551.50
-
August--September-------------------------------------------------------October---65,000.00
51,268.89
November-------------------------------------------------------December--------------------20,787,069.21 |-----------------Total--------------------
21,814,676.06
1,921,537.79
September-------------------------------------------------------October---NovemberPecember--------------------------------------10,755.04
-
Total--------------------
1,678,524.90
Total, first quarter------
315,000.00
Grand total.-------------
145,319,713.25
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1,469,157.96
64,929. 52
889.
*These figures have been adjusted on account ofrescissions.
* Revised.
*Exclusive ofrepayments unallocated,pending advices,as ofMar. 31,1936.
$2,430,500.00
12,542,044.62
31,756,182.14
41,043,972.58
56,415,970.06
66,237.477.59
REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
CORPORATION
57
TABLE 7.-Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1982, to Mar. 31, 1986, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
INSURANCE COMPANIES
[Under sec. 5 of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, as amended]
at:
Mon th
1
# .
A mo u nt out
Am ou nt repaid
standing at end
of period
1932
March-----------------------April--------June--July---August--September-October---November-December---------------------
$7,080,000.00
9,722,000.00
7,543,000.00
39,120,500.00
3,833, 500.00
4,523,700.00
3,370, 500.00
1,209,000.00
2,151,000.00
4,495,731.66
$6,635,920.00
4,141,250.00
8,514,225.00
26,719,243.83
4,069,749.49
4,661,210.41
4,691,720.37
1,625,444.01
1,665,828.78
5,313,027.03
695,473.62
1,727,995.92
$6,561, 520.00
10,684,778.63
18,820,888.39
45,440, 166.58
49, 100,805.03
53,466,005.75
57.232,934.62
57,893,494.13
,863,849.29
62,448,880.40
Total.--------------------
83,048,931.66
68,037,618.92
5,588,738.52
62,448,880.40
ecember---------------------
1,214,500.00
1,236,500.00
7,328, 131.07
1,624,000.00
1,286,322.94
2,074,381.84
330,100.00
650,000.00
545,000.00
300,000.00
541,000.00
350,000.00
976,151.99
407,252.19
9,514,589.21
1,678,000.00
2,256,149.25
947,098.39
964,476.50
1,238,304.75
5,000.00
382,000.00
355,888.94
389, 503.38
522,669.22
249, 134.17
315,230.93
1,453,255.23
,955.02
4,627,689. 07
3,040,046.40
1,019,754.86
1,032,068.17
702,310. 55
2,858,270.26
4,382,351. 13
62,902,363. 17
63,060,481.19
72,259,839.47
72,484,584.24
73,779,778.47
70,099, 187.79
68,023,617.89
68,242,167.78
67,745,099.61
67,424,789.06
64,922,407.74
60,929,559.99
Total.--------------------
17,479,935.85
19,644,414.60
21, 163,735.01
60,929,559.99
4,897,331.31
2,878,747.39
3,224,029.44
13,323,826.10
2,857,802.42
835,205.22
2,039,300.98
1,160,799. 19
831,357.84
864,938.90
602,486.82
4,504,357.43
56,269,654.48
54,059,011. 22
51,554,081.78
38,250,350.82
35,398,253.26
34,563,048.04
32,523,747.06
31,362,947.87
30, 531,990.03
29,852,051.13
29,249,564.31
24,745,206.88
38,020, 183.04
24,745.206.88
792,205.65
1,428,663.61
,264.63
801,232.98
1,316,319.75
639, 112.01
1,183,933.67
493,814.38
387,190.57
7,169,858.70
623, 145.21
3,158,760.75
23,953,001.23
22,525,968.93
21,958,704.30
21,157,471.32
19,841, 151.57
19, 202,039.56
18,018, 105.89
17,524,291.51
17,137,100.94
9,967,242.24
9,344,097.03
6,185,336.28
18,561,501.91
6,185,336.28
125,180.07
,248.10
*101,578.58
6,060,156.21
5,851,908.11
5,750,329.53
3.435,006.75
5,750,329.53
*83,769,165.23
5,750,329.53
-
ay - --
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
$74,400.00
17,991.37
378, 115.24
99,965.64
409, 111.04
,009. 69
924,791.50
- v º -
1933
January----------------------FebruaryMarch--
-
Aprilay--
June-July-Augus
September
October.-November
-
-
-
-
-
-
Total--------------------
Total--------------------
2,254,690.77
67,300.00
1,835,829.93
1,631.31
Total, first quarter------|------------------|-----------------Grand total.--------------
102,850,858.28
89, 519,494.76
1 These figures have been adjusted on account of rescissions.
s Exclusive of repayments unallocated, pending advices, as ofMar. 31, 1936.
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RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
CORPORATION
TABLE 7.-Amount of authorizctions, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1982, to Mar. 31, 1986, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
MORTGAGE
LOAN
COMPANIES
(Under sec. 5 of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, as amended)
Mo n th
Amount
-
authorized 1
Amount
ishnrs
disbursed
Amount out
Amoun t repaid
-
standing at end
of period
-
1932
March------------------------April--------------------------
$6,517,000.00
7,360,000.00
2,968,000.00
*56,850,000.00
7, 119,000.00
1,092,000.00
960,000.00
4,415,000.00
3,805,800.00
22,655, 102.61
$1,277,000.00 -----------------7,857,925.08
$38,159.93
5,177,732.43
,644.67
*52,349,954.74
353,976.95
7,782,289.38
1,550,425.82
3,184,891.92
* 1,426,871.85
2,951,205.21
1,470,665.63
3,222, 581.36
*2,018, 632.23
2,023, 729.34
1,317,632.34
2,620,710.93
2,936,546.08
$1,277,000.00
9,096,765.15
14,064,852.91
66,060,S30.70
72,292,694.26
74,050,714.33
75,531,253.91
76,735,203.04
77,441,300.04
77,125,464.89
293,741,902.61
*88,448,020.39
*11,322, 555.50
77,125,464.89
3,262,000.00
31,658, 133.96
4,808, 300.00
21,343,000.00
5,417,458.00
49,405, 143.93
8,319,811.03
5,776,400.00
6,567,630.84
90, 716,370.00
13,767,638.62
13,374,509.06
4,127,585.40
32,031,442.60
4,308, 125.25
520,010.92
727,724.48
46, 197, 567.68
432,403, 59
7,057,961.93
1,262,939.98
4,155,303.46
5,160,440.27
19,060, 168.51
1,703,231.44
*1,683,930, 66
767,237.17
3,572,569.70
770,726.77
946,493.45
1,846,684.17
*3,796,222.98
2,307,788.41
4,832,302.50
a 1,620,467.40
1,446,509.45
79,549,818.85
109,897,330.79
113,438,218.87
110,385,660.09
110,342,657.80
155,593,732.03
155, 179,451.45
158,441,190.40
157,396,341.97
156,719,342.
160,259,315.80
177,872,974.86
*234, 416, 395.44
126,041,674. 07
225,294, 164.10
177,872, 974.86
SeptemberOctober--Novemberecember---------------------
*4,216,731.72
3,169,528.92
25,645,484.92
* 10,719,596.66
12,236,091.48
2,860,043.60
1,628, 500.00
3, 184,092.28
2,857, 012.00
5,923,069.24
5,926,363.52
25,750,047.42
5,791, 110.00
1,016,365.20
759, 553.54
229,730,725.71
8,595, 143.62
5,599,873.49
4,631,301. 12
2,807,894.17
2,820,449.99
1,925,475.40
1,229,905. 15
8,530,509.02
4,697,383.04
12,644, 510.49
26,978,020.26
23,345,781. 55
25, 203,101.85
24,892, 515.43
*11,995, 611.86
225,672,636.64
24,077,878.78
13,224, 240.96
4,364,689.66
4,423,630.78
178,966,701.82
167,338, 556.53
161, 120.089.81
187,505,033.97
190,897,075.74
191,604,433.80
184,240,123.05
161,375,380.59
160,117,951.80
158,819, 186.24
155,684,401.73
159,791,279.97
Total--------------------
284, 116,561.76
*73,438, 306.41
*91,520, 001.30
159,791,279.97
June.-July--August-September
October.-November
December---------------------
2,678,400.00
2,808,796.97
1,527,600.00
1,908,475. 22
528, 264. 13
8, 162,849.03
14,090,000.00
3,956,593.65
1,436.84
12, 139,516, 28
2.693, 457.43
390,494.92
2,753, 196.14
4,944,592.01
1,666,232.81
1,119,327. 56
921, 575.39
1,524,471.30
1,000,598.93
1,600,621.40
2,236,173.17
1,839,879. 77
2,370, 145. 14
*6,651,892.68
*5,831,829. 51
25, 139,357.34
23,750,364. 11
23, 527,507. 69
*2,392,653. 40
*6,604,961.70
* 5,330, 607.76
6,202, 179.25
* 1,737,331.29
*2,319,741.13
*5,494,372. 69
155,892. 583.43
155,005,345.93
151,532,221.40
148,901, 184.85
146,295,252. 55
145,427,070.45
139,822.707.68
136,092,721.32
132,126,715.24
131,483,179.54
131,003, 318.18
127,879,090.63
Total--------------------
48,885,884.47
23,070,609. 21
54,982,798.55
127,879,090.63
206,665.08
1,941,320.64
1,031,818. 79
1,283,674. 16
910, 134.25
1,649,694.49
2,506,469, 61
2,213,412.66
*2,235,686.03
126,656,295.18
125,353,016.7
124,767,025.23
3,843,502.90
*6,955, 568.30
124,767,025.23
314,842, 112.98 || 4 190,075,087.75
124,767,025.23
*y--------------------------
June------------------July------------------August------
September--October----November
December
-
1935
January----------------------February-March---April-fly--
Total, first quarter------
3, 179,804. 51
Grand total.-------------
464,340, 548.79
1,093,795.59
1These figures have been adjusted on account of rescissions.
* Revised.
* Exclusiveofrepayments unallocated, pending advices, asofMar, 31, 1936.
REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE CORPORATION
59
TABLE 7.-Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1982, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
CREDIT UNIONS
TUnder sec.5 ofthe Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, asamended]
M on th
at:
1.
# .
A mo un t out
A mo un t repaid I standing at end
of period
Total
January----------------------February----March--------April-----------
00
00
00
.00
.00
.00
00
$338,437.00
364,334.00
369,684.00
368,449.00
367,799.00
366,649.00
432,155.00
431,260.00
8,838.00
431,260.00
305.00
440,510.00
1,875.00
2,140.00
1,095.00
1,150.00
18,594.
11, 179.99
17,668.65
57,551.20
512,498.21
By-----------
June--------July---------August------September
545.00
1,214.80
841.83
941. 40
October------------
November------December---------------------
12,707.44
1,182.22
5,594.39
4,703.20
6,736.17
54,915.15
38,410.00
499,790.77
498, 608. 55
855. 00
1, 237.50
650. 00
493,014. 16
488,310.96
483,541.59
428,626.44
390,216.44
389,258.41
388,200. 22
387,345. 22
386, 107.72
385,457.72
129,007. 29
385,457.72
958.03
1,058.19
18,474.32
6,334.52
24,055.34
2,089.96
13,420.00
4,320.00
4,500.00
366,983.40
648.88
*750.00
336,593.54
334, 503.58
340,325. 16
336,005. 16
331, 505.16
330,890. 16
330,325. 16
329,475. 16
328,820. 16
328,070. 16
76,629. 14
328,070. 16
615.00
565. 00
850.00
655.00
314,500. 16
313,975. 16
312,885. 16
March----
Total, firstquarter------------------------|-----------------Grand total.-------------
635.
436,495.00
435,400.00
434,250.00
549, 200.70
547,985. 90
547, 144.07
555,941.38
537,346.85
526, 166.86
512,498.21
642, 967.80
600,095, 79
* 15,185.00
312,885. 16
*287,210.63
312,885. 16
1These figureshave been adjusted on account ofrescissions.
* Revised.
* Exclusive ofrepayments unallocated, pending advices, as ofMar. 31, 1936.
60
REPORT OF T H E RE CO NST RUC TIO N F INA NC E CORPORATION
#. authorizations, lisbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 81, 1986, inclusive, by months and
TABLE 7.-Amount
classes—Continued
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
[Under sec. 5 ofthe Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act,asamended]
Amount
Mo n th
Amount out
Amount
authorized 1
-
disbursed
A mou nt repaid
standing at end
of period
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
$9,000,000.00
9,000,000.00
11,450,000.00
14,300,000.00
15,800,000.00
18,500,000.00
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
18,500,000.00
- - - - - - - - - - - -
- - - - -
-
-
-
-
------------------
18,800,000.00
18,800,000.00
19,800,000.00
20,300,000.00
21,800,000.00
23,800,000.00
25,800,000.00
28,800,000.00
36,300,000.00
72,800,000.00
142,118,000.00
123,618,000.00 ------------------
142, 118,000.00
- wrvºv -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
vºw
-
-
I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
-
1,000,000.00
500,000.00
1,500,000.00
2,000,000.00
2,000,000.00
3,000,000.00
7,500,000.00
36,500,000.00
69,318,000.00
Total.-------------------
145,518,000.00
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1934
January-----------------------
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
31, 500,000.00
* 193,618,000.00
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
*$262
8,507,051.
401,955.42
799,848.55
4,466,733.36
32,232,720. 75
193,618,000.00
193,618,000.00
124,863,708.06
116,356,656.79
115,954,701.37
115,154,852.82
110,688, 119.45
78,455,398.71
*308,780, 601.29
78,455,398.71
1,491,325.35
2,490, 737.91
2,210,356.78
1,788,778. 22
4,075,855.88
6,525, 135.46
1,596,302.70
393,564.94
1,607,747.80
4,230,052.95
1,937,990. 22
*5,276,633.59
76,964,073.36
74,473,335.45
72,262,978.67
45
70,474,
66,398,344.57
59,873,209. 11
58,276,906. 41
57,883,341.47
56,275, 593.67
52,045, 540.72
50, 107,550.50
44,830,916.91
33,624, 481.80
44,830,916.91
9,150,893. 58
545,763. 60
s 410, 990.25
35, 680,023.33
35, 134,259.73
34, 723,269.48
* 10, 107,647.43
34,723,259.48
s387,236,000.00 a $352, 512,730, 52
34, 723,259.48
-
-
-
-
-
November
December--------------------Total--------------------------------------------------------
Total, first quarter------|------------------|-----------------G r a n d total.-------------
*399, 636,000.00
-
:º : ºurshave been adjusted on account of rescissions.
evi sed.
* Exclusive ofrepayments unallocated, pending advices, asof Mar. 31, 1936.
*Represents refinancing ofloanspreviously made by the corporation to Federal land banks for different
individual amounts but in the same aggregate amount.
*Includes $193,618,000representing refinancing of loans previously made by the corporation to Federal
land banks for different individual amounts but in the same aggregate amount.
|
REPORT OF T H E
TABLE 7.-Amount
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE CORPORATION
61
#. authorizations,
disbursements, repayments, and amounts
eb. 2, 1982, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
outstanding from
classes—Continued
JOINT-STOCK L A N D B A N K S
[Under sec. 5ofthe Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, asamended]
Amount
authorized 1
Mo nt h
Am oun t out
Amount
disbursed
Amount repaid
standing at end
of period
$775,000.00 ------------------------------------|-----------------$724,877. 11
$724,877.11
190,000.00
000.00
708,846.05
305,000.00
134,339.47
840, 196.02
,000.00
286,592.54
1,126,269.66
55,000.00
128,382.45
1,248,809, 11
576,000.00
16,617.55
1,263,848.24
595,000.00
168, 102.43
1,420,533.77
2, 126,000.00
447,215.54
1,856,364.27
1,525,000.00
616,718.53
2,465,301.30
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
-
-
-
-
-
6,297,000.00
2,527,845.62
62,544.32
2,465,301.30
676,000.00
1,083,822.68
3,236,000.00
2,270,850.00
900,000.00
3, 130,000.00
24,500.00
153,352.93
6,942.54
3,091.95
7, 149.82
32,041.07
39,710.48
44,078.94
46,454.79
62,065.08
79,536,90
46,200.63
142, 172.67
235,092.30
2,611,711.69
4,824,630. 57
5,243,245. 16
6,750,657.96
7,535,118. 13
7,749,039. 19
8,554,682. 39
9,793,001. 21
10,416,634.38
12,075,723.83
13,551,515.99
14, 141,038.27
744,537.17
14, 141,038. 27
117,817. 54
147,787.41
752,526.68
478,487.62
2,038,593. 69
523,437.61
428,024.35
1,028,494.44
670,321.06
833, 327.58
325,397.41
257,571.91
415,243.08
614,360. 13
13,618,276.87
13, 158,452.27
11,119,858.58
10,596,420. 97
10, 168,396.62
9,139,902.18
8,469,581. 12
7,636,253.54
7,508,075.41
7,250, 503. 50
6,953,077.96
6,486,505.24
711, 252.53
8,365,785.56
6,486,505.24
5,378,649. 07
4,964,299.07
4,029,263. 53
3,701,048.96
3,146,482.42
3,038,663.61
2,806,005.99
2,382,695, 90
2,373,867. 63
2,306, 106.09
2,207,279.45
2,238,819. 16
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1935
January----------------------February
March
52,400.00 |------------------
Oct obe r
November
December---------------------
129,220.37
150,000.00
1,107,856.17
414,350.00
935,035. 54
328,214.57
554,566.54
107,818.81
232,657.62
423,310.09
8,828.27
67,761.54
98,826.64
* 118,460.29
Total.--------------------
202,400.00
150,000.00
4,397.686.08
2,238,819. 16
138,787.80
2,100,031.36
1,991, 528,24
1,945,442.99
April-------------------------
§.
-
- -
-
- -
- -
-
- -
- -
-
- -
-
- -
- -
-
-
June-------------------------July-------------------------A
t
September
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
108, 503, 12
346,085.25
Total, firstquarter-------|-----------------------------------Grand total.-------------
21,305, 572.68
15,809,372.29
*293,376.17
1,945,442.99
* 13,863,929.30
1,945,442.99
1 These figures have been adjusted on account of recissions.
* Revised.
3 Exclusive of repayments unallocated, pending advices, as of Mar. 31, 1936.
62
REPORT OF T H E
TABLE 7.-Amount o
outstanding from
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
CORPORATION
authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
eb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
F E D E R A L IN TER MED IAT E CREDIT B ANK S
[Under sec.5 ofthe Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, asamended]
Amount
M on th
authorized 1
Amount
disbursed
A mo u nt repaid
t
*A:m:o:u:n:t::oeu n
d
-
1933
March (grand total)-----------
$9,250,000.00
$9,250,000.00
$9,250,000.00 ------------------
A GR I CU L TU R AL CREDIT CORP ORATIO NS
[Under sec.5 ofthe Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, as amended]
1932
MarchApril--
$21,200.00
July--------------August-----September--October----November--------December---------------------
84,802.05
216,438. 07
444,783.85
594,021.62
702, 129.04
1,194,785.15
135,809. 15
225,882.05
$1,000.00
20,200.00
18,650.00
246, 515.87
400,621.07
534,151.82
539,074.94
1,206,884.22
276,909.98
212,619.43
285,914. 76
$1,000.00
21, 200.00
39,250.00
283,578.97
681,552.63
1,208,090.77
1,672,714.73
2,522,784.34
2,447,612.26
2,374,316.93
Total--------------------
3,619,850.98
3,456,627.33
1,082,310.40
2,374,316.93
January----------------------February------
101,252.10
March
442,904.36
20,825.00
163,077.91
201,022.01
197,866.93
76,730.88
166,418. 12
41,805. 22
111,809.20
155,952.10
2,647.85
244,722.72
131,280.12
193,526.26
139, 539, 54
279,255.80
153,124. 13
175,878.58
185, 181.62
8, 194.00
50,708.52
207,830. 11
167, 148.22
175,351.39
226,251.38
201,001. 35
142,751.44
254, 111.58
155,384.25
113,609.94
288,005.60
177,306.41
303,275.79
2,322,438.92
2, 157,938.55
2,227,309.88
2,132,338.62
2, 124,863.53
2, 121,651.63
2,146,795.85
2,144,535.73
2,206,804.37
2, 103,980.39
1,934,867.98
1,691,300.71
1,959,634.31
1,729,011. 24
2,412,027.46
1,691,300. 71
83,894.35
25,491.70
242,761.43
260,313.12
79,566.22
281,713.85
102,087.82
,000.00
11,356.72
1,474,030.98
1,213,717.86
1,134, 151.64
902, 437.79
800,349.97
800,231.7+
799,678.89
789,056.09
602.729.55
599,729. 55
863,372.83
1,178,419.58
863,372.83
ay-----------June---------------
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1933
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
October--N ov e m be r December-
-
-
Total--------------------
40,000.00
195,922. 58
1934
January----------------------February--
-
-
M ar ch -- -April------
May-----July------August---September
118.23
552.85
10,622.80
October-.
186, 326. 54
November.
December--------------------Total
863,239.33
860,739.33
887,500.00
873, 500.00
872,000.00
863, 525.00
775,398.75
765,679.49
759, 936.92
Total--------------------
26,760.67
23, 760.67
130, 196.58
759, 936.92
Grand total.-------------
6,040, 140. 31
5,562,890.94
4,802,954.02
759,936.92
*These figures have been adjusted on account ofrescissions.
REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
CORPORATION
63
TABLE 7.-Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1982, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
R E G I O N A L A G R I C U L T U R A L C R E D I T C O R P O R A T I O N S (REDISCOUNTS)
(Under sec. 5ofthe Reconstruction Finance CorporationAct, as amended)
Amount
Mo nth
authorized 1
Amount
disbursed
Amount out
Amount repaid standingatend
of period
1932
December (total)--------------
$7,285,972.50
$5,372,062. 60
$655.03
$5,371,407. 57
15,360, 112.84
20,758,427.15
21,693,083.82
18,119,962.42
22,855,433.69
17,321,307.67
23,278,692.19
3,483,282.34
3,253,888. 56
1,896, 464.93
2, 109,918.31
3,255,678.72
15,269,909.65
18,266,632.88
19,706,023.74
19,214,707. 12
,262,884.81
17,813,925.71
22,287,256.46
3,798,852.57
2,454,622.40
2,762,700. 50
2,015,321.54
2,929,313.74
104,646.84
1,798,634.47
1,330,214.09
2,009, 169.89
2,652,548.71
4,473,930.65
12,898,417.70
28, 148,010.72
26,330,278.71
22,014,809.00
15,897,239.21
7,610,410.44
20,536,670.38
37,004,668.79
55,380,378.44
72,585,915.67
93, 196,251.77
106, 536,246.83
115,925,085.59
91, 575.927.44
67,700,271.13
48,448, 162.63
34,566,244.96
29,885, 148.26
153,386,252.64
149,782, 151.12
125,268,410.43
29,885, 148.26
6,577,453.24
5,451,438.28
10,215, 590. 51
8,734, 142.18
5,559,706.67
2,536,248.77
1,235,772.65
1,677,537.10
1,662,209.86
1,127,072.76
3,197,403.24
28,382,979.52
1933
January----------------------February---------------------March------------------------
AprilMay
Ju ne
July--------------------------August-----------------------September-------------------October----------------------November-------------------December---------------------
5,739,993. 04
5,075,284. 50
5,708,256.95
6,213,407. 61
2,706,353.39
3,151, 195.84
1,164,925.89
,023.95
227,324.30
148,713.81
943,267.89
282,680.28
733,276.66
770,640.71
350,570.69
158,259.21
243,266.14
762,747.35
341,888. 41 ||-----------------9,103.98
577,473.74
18,168,227.34
18,089,427.00
178,840,452.48
173,243,640.72
47,974,575.26
173,243,640.72 |------------------
LIVESTOCK CREDIT CORPOR ATIONS
[Under sec.5 ofthe Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, asamended]
$496,990.00
2,548,195.00
1,260,825.00
2,288,576.00
1,415,216.29
2,753,454.57
1,202,725.44
478,305.00
506,565. 55
194,750.00
13,145,602.85
1,118,800.00
$470,990.00 -----------------1,659,550.00
$4,508.6%
1,214,017.01
20,249.41
2,549,078.00
136,771.65
1,315,563.16
255,983.27
1,944,974.76
408,041.41
1,534,779.79
504,242.20
521,319.62
605,885.43
452,663.
552,119.55
147,467.62
1,574,457.21
$470,990.00
2,126,031.31
3,319,798.91
5,732,105.26
6,791,685.15
8,328,618.50
9,359,156.09
9,274,590.
9,175. 134.38
7,748, 144.79
11,810,403.61
4,062,258.82
7,748, 144.79
69,400.00
48,727.17
1,453,586.08
919,864.29
397, 576.56
359,976.98
343,254.35
366,727.39
315,517.13
651, 462. 14
243,334.89
284,155.23
292,442.13
453,647. 07
6,081,544.24
6,363,958.71
5,492,821.59
5,095,245.03
4,846,268.05
4,603,013.70
4,352,286.31
4,036,769.18
3,385,307. 04
3,141,972.15
3, 171,019. 19
2,878,577.06
2,424,929.99
2,424,929.99
758,329.44
*These figureshave been adjusted on account ofrescissions.
78303–36–5
64
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TABLE 7.-Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1982, to Mar. 31, 1986, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
L I V E S T O C K C R E D I T C O RP O R A T I ON S - C o n ti n u e d
[Under sec. 5 of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, as amended]
Amount
authorized
1
M on th
Amount
disbursed
Am oun t out
Amount repaid standingatend
-
-
of period
$213,496.61
140,787.36
357,209.87
97,929.59
43,547.64
32,917.94
89,570.05
5,020.24
11,176.85
83,879.64
135,171.46
$2,211,433.38
2,070,645.02
1,813,436.15
1,715,506.55
1,671,958-92
130. 102. 12
1,333,120.38
1,617,911.54
1,612,891.30
1,601,714.45
1,543,393-96
1,463,222.50
1,340,809.37
1,333,120.38
21,406.46
* 34,989. 63
1,311,713.92
1,269, 678.68
1,255,935-47
1,254,813.97
1,343,996.47
1,305,844. 12
1,129,052.35
1,064,339.87
1,022,839.80
899,783.34
930,801.33
984,677.58
632.308.68
984,677.58
11,093.00
,402.05
* 11,506.06
*26,001. 11
* 12, 142,922.22
973,584.58
970, 182.53
958,676.47
958,676.47
0.35.24
13,743.21
1,121.50
30,817.50
38, 152.35
176,791.77
64,712.48
41,500.07
123,056.46
43,982.01
Total, first quarter------|------------------|-----------------Grand total.------------14,758,827.88
13, 101,598.69
1,707.481.59
958,676.47
R AI LR OA D S (INCLUDING R ECE IVE RS A N D TRUSTEES)
[Under sec.5 ofthe Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, as amended]
August.----
September
October--November
Dec emb er-
$46,975, 757.00
13,812,000.00
37,931,457.00
,923,538.00
54,239,972.00
16,392,085.00
12,798,583.00
21.293, 541.00
25,926, 269.00
38,226,000.00
8,915,891.00
$31,322,257.00
24,791,500.00
18,816,333.00
15,898.637.00
54,824,813.50
27,545,736.00
41,963,445.50
12,888,851.00
24,931,816.00
8,682,808.00
22,645,074.48
337,435,093.00
284,311,271.48
3,000,000.00
19,449,922.00
5,297,828.00
11,906, 583.00
23,200,000.00
6,950,000.00
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
3,862,000.00
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
744,252.00
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
74,410,585.00
11,839, 562.71
7,583,551.64
14,004.00
24,510, 173.80
8,322,417.82
14,792,891.30
102,189.40
12,275,136.31 l-----------------17,925,716.98
265,795.18
18,329,660.00
5,125,081.20
,302,600.00
24,028, 144.47
281,800.00
455,878.25
1,013,300.00
4,629,207.30
3,319,658.32
3,819, 291.36
109,782,987.01
360,000.00
6,199,220.26
76,707.61
139,132.18
45,088,570.37
These figureshavebeenadjustedonaccountofrescissions.
272.471,708.77
280,041,256.41
296,229.012-39
310,919.714.29
323, 194,850.60
340,854,772.40
354,059,351.20
331,333,806.73
331,159.728.48
331,813,028.48
330,243,015.52
333,485,956.23
337,166, 125.41
337,166, 125.41
* Revised.
*Exclusive ofrepayments unallocated, pending advices,as ofMar. 31,1936.
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65
TABLE 7.-Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1982, to Mar. 31, 1986, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
R A I L RO A D S (INCLUDING RE CEI VER S A N D TRUSTEES)—Continued
[Under sec.5 ofthe Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, asamended]
Mo n th
Am ou nt 1
authorized
Amount
disbursed
A m ou n t repaid
-
ut
*A:m:o:u:n:ttºoe
nd
-
480.00
623.00
160.00
580.00
880.00
862. 55
500.00
800.00
386.59
490.48
980.00
271.00
$9,562. 52
29,749.17
100,000.00
349,156.56
244,489.18
347,525.41
18,109.67
12,166,827.85
108,037.
7,971.40
48,559.81
31,282.25
$340,854,042.89.
345,319,916.72
345,323,076.72
345,089,500. 16
344,949,890.98
353,637,228. 12
354,741,618.45.
343,481,590.60
343,594,939.69
353,491,458.77
361,829,878.96
376,893,867.71
53, 189,013.62
13,461,271.32
376,893,867.71
2,660,000.00
251,000.00
94,252.00
89,381.13
13,730.67
103,000.00
853,761.83
228,930.32
,500.
1,272,813.41
6,133.41
454,133.41
98,023.81
39,550.04
16,609,600.24
379,464,486.58
379,701,755.91
380, 198,755.91
612, 294.08
413,414,483.76
414,344,463. 22
413,338,349.81
413,349,816.40
412,902, 782.99
412,804,759.18
412,765,209. 14
396,249,860.90
39,933, 552.00
20,577,558.81
396,249,860.90
50,000.00
1,550,000.00
2,587,892. 52
5,063,329.75
*959, 142.31
393,711,968.38
390, 198,638.63
389,239,496.32
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Total, first quarter------
104,422,400.00
1,600,000.00
*8,610,364.58
389,239,496.32
Grand total.--------------|
598,798, 128.00
488,816,824. 11
a99,577,327.79
389,239,496.32
P RO CE SS OR S O R DISTRIBUTORS W H O A R E SUB JEC T T O PROCESSING T A X E S
[Under sec.5 ofthe Reconstruction Finance CorporationAct,as amended]
$7,333.69
14,400.00
$7,333. 69
7,333.69
21,733.69
7,333.69
3,787.90
14,150.38
13,150.38
8,722.38
,290.06
2,473.37
1,973.37
1,467.68
1,467.68
1,467.68
Grand total.--------------
26,089. 27
14,718.06
1These figures have been adjusted on account of rescissions.
* Exclusiveofrepayments unallocated,pending advices,asofMar. 31,1936.
14,718.06
66
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TABLE 7.-Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
S T A TE F U N D S C R E A T E D FO R T H E P U R P O S E O F INSURING R E P A Y M E N T
DEPOSITS O F PUBLIC M O N E Y S
OF
[Under sec.5 ofthe Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, asamended]
Am oun t
authorized 1
Mon th
-
Amount
disbursed
A mou nt repaid
-
-
A m ou n t out
standing at end
of period
-
1933
October----------------------$5,887,715.88 -----------------------------------------------------November--------------------|-----------------$5,887,715.88 -----------------$5,887,715.88
$74,750.14
5,812, 965.74
74,750.14
5,812,965.74
324,650.95
433,516.88
892,527.88
1,518,737.55
869,746.64
801,057.53
835,951.34
534,440.83
369,154.88
500,145.03
423,985.61
330,473.67
5,488,314.79
5,054,797.91
4,162,270.03
2,643,532.48
1,773,785.84
3,472,728.31
2,636,776.97
2,102,336.14
1,733,181.25
1,233,036.23
809,050.62
478,576.95
7,834,388.79
478,576.95
478,576.95 ------------------
-
13,087,715.88 |
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
13,064,631.18
-
-
-
-
-
-
260,i50.5i |
2,ii.5753.79
510,994.28
95,974. 07
102,813.46
359,776.61
37,465.50
*336,355.40
1,605,761.51
1,509,787.44
1,406,973.98
1,047,197.37
1,009,731.87
673,376.47
2, 182, 115.78
673,375.47
419,773.21
156,528.25
$45,335.24
2,397,075.01
2,351,739.77
3621,636.70
2,351,739.77
* 10,712,891.41
2.351,739.77
26
B O R R O W E R S E N G A G E D IN T H E F ISH ING I N D U S T R Y
[Under sec. 5 of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, as amended]
1934
October-----------------------
$42,500.00
20,000.00
57,000.00
$25,000.00
25,000.00
119,500.00
25,000.00
7,500.00
11,000.00
14,000.00
3,000.00
500,000.00
16,400.00
20,000.00
2,000.00
7,500 00
8,000.00
42,500.00
52.500.00
52,500.00
75,500.00
78,500.00
78,500.00
92,000.00
92,000.00
92.000.00
572,369.77
589,400.00
Total, first quarter------|-----------------Grand total-------------
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
708,900.00
549,869.77
2,500.00
572,359.7
5,750.00 -----------------18,500.00
6,833.32
578, 119.77
589.786.45
24,250.00
s6,833.32
589,786.45
599,119.77
a9,333.32
589,785.45
*These figures have been adjusted on account of rescissions.
* Revised.
*Exclusive ofrepayments unallocated, pending advices, as ofMar. 31, 1936.
REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
CORPORATION
67
TABLE 7–Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1982, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
classes–Continued
T O T A L , SEC . 5c O F T H E R E C O N S T R U C T I O N F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N A C T , A S
A M E N D E D ( S U BS C R I P T IO N S F O R N O N A S S E S S A B L E S T O C K O F M O R T G A G E L O A N
COMPANIES)
aft:
M on th
1
# .
A mo un t repaid
*A:mo
::u:nt
:::out
end
10,000,000.00
T O T A L , SEC. 5d O F T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
A M E N D E D
$924,500.00
3,138,900.00 -----------4,273,475.00
$273,840.00 -4,012,800.00
1,642,338.27 |-5,386,350.00
1,402,466.91
6,064,150.00
937,736.48
4,742,360.00
2,486,398.45
Total, first quarterGrand total-------------
3,968.80
26,581.89
$273,840.00
1,916,178.27
3,232,517.08
4, 166,284.76
6,626, 101.32
- * * * *
28,542,535.00
6,742,780.11
116,678.79
6,626, 101.32
5,331, 550.00
4,121,100.00
5,739,771.93
6,987,915.00
24,215, 100.00
*10,979,033.33
*6,996,830.00
*10,916,766.66
*5,638, 150.00
*4,256,108.33
a4,066,784.00
14,539,095.11
1,907,767.64
2,217,094.26
2,149,499.91
2,042,758.77
3,238,520.55
4,235,210.82
4,410,737.99
3,777,486.28
3,038,710.62
2,586,585.32
3,032,284.87
3,040,578.69
21, 117.59
82,601,59
58,401.65
*213,981.59
212,778.00
167,061.13
239,375.17
193,000. 52
230,572.19
273,263. 55
320,132.29
*465,582.00
8,512,751.37
10,647,244.04
12,738,342.30
14,567,119.48
17,592,862.03
21,661,011.72
25,832,374.54
29,416,860.30
32,224,998.73
34,538,320.50
37,250,473.08
39,825,469.77
73,788,204.36
35,677,235.72
2,477,867.27
39,825,469.77
4,906,350.00
4,927,622.20
3,442,710.69
4,211,959.39
3,118,581.91
2,672,841.82
390, 107.05
443,162.47
* 708,154.09
43,647,322.11
46,322,741.55
48,287,429.28
13,276,682.89
10,003,383.12
* 1,541,423.61
48,287,429.28
115,607,422.25
52,423,398.95
*4, 135,969.67
48,287,429.28
L O A N S T O IN DUS TRIA L O R C O M M E R C I A L BUSINESS
[Under sec. 5d of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, as amended]
1934
June--------------------------July--------------------------August-----------------------September--------------------November--------------------December---------------------
$924,500.00
3,138,900.00
4,255,850.00
3,602,500.00
4,306,700.00
5,299, 150.
3,949,750.00
2,058,898.45
$86,
3,968.
26,581.89
6,198,601.32
Total--------------------
25,477,350.00
6,315,280. 11
116,678.79
6,198,601.32
ctober-----------------------
-
48
1These figures have been adjusted on account of rescissions.
* Revised.
* Exclusive of repayments unallocated, pending advices, as of Mar. 31, 1936.
-
68
REPORT OF T H E REC ONST RUCTI ON F IN AN C E CORPORATION
TABLE 7–Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 8, 1988, to Mar. 31, 1986, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
L O A N S T O I N D U S T R I A L O R C O M M E R C I A L BU SI NES S— Co nt inu ed
[Under sec. 5d ofthe Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, as amended]
Am ou nt 1
authorized
Mo n t h
Amount
disbursed
Am o un t repaid
t
*A m o u n tio.uen
d
peri
$3,863, 100.00
3,570,600.00
5,166,471.93
6, 144,915.00
*3,331,600.00
* 10,391,100.00
*6,232,980.00
* 10,203, 500.00
*5,236,800.00
*3,593,275.00
23,328,284.00
*3,697,095.11
$1,571,634.31
2,063,844.26
1,666,500.38
1,801,258.77
2 934,520, 55
3,S95,744.15
4,015,443.83
3,439, 670.76
2,934,408.66
2,280,772.82
2,738,384.87
2,873,828.69
$21, 117.59
82,521.59
51,571.65
* 168,151.59
212,698.00
166,378.64
235,675.36
185,635.64
216,860.00
222,825.31
303,386.41
*445,775. 10
$7,749,118.04
9,730,440.71
11,345,359.44
12,978,476.62
15,700,299.17
19,429,664.68
23,209,433.15
26,463,468-27
29, 181,016.93
31,238,964.44
33,673,
36, 102,016.49
64,759,721.04
32,216,012.05
2,312,596.88
36, 102,016.49
4,552,300.00
3,851, 129.70
2,505,210.69
3,988,339.71
2,655,987.11
2,455. 134.15
371,416.21
392, 139.75
*493,340.94
39,718, 939.99
41,982,787.35
944, 580.56
Total, first quarter------
10,908,640. 39
9,099,460. 97
* 1,256,896. 90
43,944.5S0.56
Grand total.-------------
101,145,711.43
47,630,753.13
13,686,172.57
43,944, 580.56
PURCHASES
OF
PARTICIPATIONS
IN L O A N S T O
BUSINESS
INDUSTRIAL
OR
COMMERCIAL
[Under sec.5d ofthe Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, asamended]
$15,000.00
35,300.00
642, 150.00 |
521,000.00
728,010.00
Total--------------------
1,941,460.00
1935
January----------------------February
March---
April-By-J un e-
July--August-SeptemberOctober---
NovemberDecember--------------------Total
January----------------------February
March-------------------------
886, 500.00
235,500.00
328,800.00
735, 500.00
615,500.00
217, 100.00
*663,850.00
*586,600.00
401, 350.00
*447,433.33
418,500.00
1842,000.00
336,133.33 |-----------------153,250.00
$80.00
482,999.53
6,830.00
241,500.00
45,830.00
304,000.00
80.00
318,266.67
682.49
394,894. 16
2,099.81
329,815, 52
7,364.88
104,301.96
11,712.19
305,812.50
,438.
293,900.00
16,745.88
166,750.00
19,806.
763,633.33
916,803.33
1,392,972.85
1,588,642.86
1,892,552.85
2,210,147.04
2,602,941.39
2,925,392.03
3,017,981.80
3,273,356.06
3,550,510.18
3,697,453.28
6,378,633.33
3,431,623.67
161,670.39
3,697, 453.28
290,050.00
965,292.50
602, 500.00
223,619.68
462,594.80
217,707.67
18,690.84
51,022.72
*214,413, 15
3,902,382.12
4,313,954.20
4,317,248.72
Total, first quarter------
1,857,842.50
903,922. 15
*284, 126.71
4,317,248.72
Grand total.-------------
10, 177,935.83
4,763,045.82
*445,797. 10
4,317,248.72
1These figures have been adjusted on account of rescissions.
* Revised.
* Exclusive of repayments unallocated, pending advices, as or Mar. 31, 1936.
REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
69
CORPORATION
#. authorizations,
TABLE 7.-Amount
outstanding from
disbursements, repayments, and amounts
eb. 2, 1933, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
AGREEMENTS
TO
runomas;O PM AMRETRICCII AP AL T IB OU NS IS N EI SN S L O A N S
TO
INDUSTRIAL
OR
[Under sec. 5d of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, as amended]
-
M on th
:
t
Amount
Amount
authorized 1
disbursed
Amount out
Am oun t repaid
standing at end
of period
August------------------------
September-October---November-.
December--------------------Total--------------------
January----------------------February--Ma rch -- --
April--May--J une- -
200.00
000.00
000.00
July---August----September--------------------------------------October---*215,400.00
November--------------------*320,000.00
Total--------------------
Total, first quarter-----Grand total.------------T O T A L , SEC. 5e O F T H E
,000.00
26,000.00
26,000.00
2,649,849.99
26,000.00
64,000.00 l------------------|-----------------111,200.00 ------------------|-----------------335,000.00 -----------------3400.00
26,000.00
26,000.00
25,600.00
510,200.00 !------------------
3400.00
25,600.00
*4,000.00
25,600.00
4,283,774.99
29,600.00
RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION
AM END ED
AC T, A S
[Authorizations on theassetsofclosedbanks and trust companies]
1934
October-----------------------
$81,315.61
$22,500.00 l------------------
-
$22,500.00
22,360.75
22,360.75
22,360.75
January----------------------February-------------
October-----------November
December---------------------
79,988.24
102,059.90
193,054.63
110, 118.91
82,867.05
11,231,136.44
111,000.00
164,430.65
75,135.91
8,594.84
,690.00
23,500.00
13,211.53
48,955. 12
82,387.25
92,672.48
103,261.78
91,233.42
10,468,138.63
84,471.17
42,367.47
63,605.08
31,443.48
652,657. 07
1,365.58
5,251.22
10,505.65
8,119.53
7,159.20
10,466.26
972,554.09
1,759,674.15
561, 747.14
7,196,800.54
19,603.98
* 18,357.46
34,206.70
77,910.60
149,792.20
234,345.15
330,447.73
411,214.89
9,906,799.43
8,231,596.45
7,712,216.78
579,021.32
590,860.82
1,225, 160.43
Total--------------------
12,190,576.57
11,774,404.48
10,571,604.80
1,225, 160.43
40,298.51
14, 119.64
*19,376.46
1,213,242.03
1,199,122.39
1,195,230.70
March----------------
April----------------May--------------June------------------
July---------------August-------------
September
1936
January----------------------305,365.56
28,380.11
February----------------------------------------|-----------------arch------------------------26,298.85
15,484.77
Total, first quarter------
331,664.41
43,864.88
* 73,794.61
1,195,230.70
Grand total.-------------
12,653,357.85
11,840,769.36
* 10,645,538.66
1,195,230.70
1 These figures have been adjusted on account of rescissions.
* Revised.
* Exclusive ofrepayments unallocated, pending advices,as ofMar. 31, 1936.
70
REPORT OF THE RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION
TABLE 7.-Amount o
outstanding from
authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
eb. 2, 1938, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
TOTAL, E M E R G E N C Y
RELIEF A N D
C O N S T R U C T I O N A C T O F 1932, A S A M E N D E D
aft:
M on t h
à .
1
A m o u nt out
Amount repaid standingatend
of period
$3,947,884.00
14, 159,583.75
31,427,938.72
53,077,538.81
97,028,559.23
Total--------------------
313,044,328. 13
97,144,016.18
115,456.95
97,028,559-23
58,662,318.20
73,435,643.20
47,470,404.35
200,970.68
14,099,023.64
25,858,081.56
53,113,497.22
219,295.58
2,022,500.00
231, 180.24
124,164,690.24
443,674.80
42,811,872.34
39,810,807.21
43,943,082.50
47,159,003.89
55,029,013.59
6,497,833.23
11,258,722.
6,012,631.30
7, 109,122.61
8,461,727.36
36,876,451.63
40,059,762.69
144,281. 14
60,759.60
126,566.04
110,270.37
541,557.37
347,853.91
171,499.97
734,781.32
617,821.80
147,991. 14
1,076,730.02
,541.82
139,696,150.43
179,446, 198-04
223,262,714.50
270,311,448.02
324,798,904.24
330,948,883.56
342,036, 106.48
347,313,956.46
353,805,257.27
362, 118,993.49
397,918,715.10
437,437,935.97
704,921,279.71
345,030,031.24
4,620,654.50
437,437,935.97
49,015,000.00
3,095, 124.63
887,000.00
375,000.00
860,000.00
250,484.94
840,000.00
306, 183.59
548,072. 15
343,513. 55
154,000.00
565, 500.00
77,648,863. 36
32,244,421.65
28,968,655.33
11,593,558.33
13,420, 158.46
49,966,539.24
32,702, 254.72
12,281, 508.03
6,756,654. 70
11, 112,286. 60
15,358,251.48
16,669, 136.80
1,055,949.66
8,029,888.88
10,982, 189.66
6,677,572.05
2,935,741.51
10, 113,747.94
72,953,349.39
51,049,951.31
35, 186,395.29
41,237,596.53
23,677,004-26
9,223,059.83
514,030,849.67
538,245,38-44
556,231,848-11
561,147,834.39
571,632,251.34
611-485,042.54
571.233,947-97
532,455,504-69
504,035,764-10
473,910,454.17
465,591.701-39
473,037,778.35
453,239,878.86
308,722,288.70
273, 122,446.31
473,037,778.35
77,000.00
,000.00
50,000.00
100,075,000.00
5,167,750.00
11,320,844.02
8,868,557.15
12,473,204.86
13,837.388.69
12,557,881.66
107,693,741.28
97,033,894.59
25,774,851.06
22.996,380.34
7,900,834.05
7,440,628.21
4,810,693.25
5,973, 192.77
6,189,376.35
3,864,503.08
914,329. 61
2,483,034.33
5,641,568. 14
11,412,700.18
1,379,191.11
938,119.59
3,251,455. 64
* 500,000.41
*30,481,058.60
478,385,429.61
481,064,610.41
489,673,312.19
596,371-27
512,671,218.50
614,723,391.74
700,344,585.15
724,740,246.10
746,798,506.85
751,447,885.25
758,388,513.06
732,718, 147.71
301,258,815.22
332,708,899, 16
73,028,529.81
732,718, 147.71
100,000.00
505,432.50
80,652.05
37,501,535.27
3,831,372.88
6,329,364.26
898,457.17
1,904,133.66
*2,
594.03
769,321,225.81
771.248,455.03
775,291,235.26
686,084. 55
47,662,272.41
*5,089, 184.86
775,291,235.25
1,773, 150,386.47 | 1,131,267,507. 69 | *355,976,272.43
775,291,235.26
1933
January-----------------------
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
150,000.00
1,751,013.91
815,051.31
7,000,000.00
86, 153,000.00
-
Total, first quarter-----Grand total.------------
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1These figures have been adjusted on account of rescissions.
* Revised.
* Exclusive of repayments unallocated, pending advices, as of Mar. 31, 1936.
E
REPO RT OF T H E REC ONST RUC TION FIN AN CE CORPORATION
TAB LE 7.-Amount
%
71
authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
lº
-
t=
º
classes—Continued
SELF-LIQUIDATING PROJECTS (INC LUDING_L OANS F O R F INA NCI NG R EPA IR O R
R E C O N S T R U C T I O N O F B U I L D I N G S D A M A G E D B Y E A R T H Q U A K E , FIRE, T O N R A D O ,
O R C Y C L O N E I N 1933)
[Under sec.201 (a),titleII,ofthe Emergency Reliefand Construction Act of1932, asamended]
-
Mo nt h
-
Amount
Amount
authorized 1
disbursed
Amount out
Am ou n t repaid
-
standing
at end
of period
:
.
::
º:
$53,105,000.00 l------------------|------------------|-----------------79,932,880.00
4,324,744.00
,000.
8,412,910.24
15,737,000.00
º
145,775,534.24
-
*
15,737,000.00
**.
*
853,
3,851,648.18
6,740,302.08
7,552,137.13
3,992,943. 16
3,436. 127.18
22,900.00
5,150.00
50,325.00
11,525.00
4,500.00
18,337.000.00
18,664,000.00
20,684,000.00
25, 126,000.00
27,231,462.06
30, 134, 181.41
37,972,476.92
41,801,225.10
48,536,377.18
56,038, 189.31
60,019,607.47
63,451,234.65
47,866,409.65
152, 175.00
63,451,234.65
8,408,771.54
2,065,486.53
10,001,716.92
2,525,044.88
6,399,212.56
4,603, 597.88
3,611,629.67
11,333,497.05
4,038,254.76
2,042,800. 11
7,202,013.34
5,719,757.84
363,436.46
2,344,825.00
1,023,767.50
54,023.74
620,654.02
44,537.55
582,251.39
208,083.43
135,237.50
1,041, 902.89
2,373,972.09
74,350.00
71,496, 569.73
71,217,231.26
80,195, 180,68
82,666,201.82
88,444,760.36
93,003,820.69
96,033, 198.97
107,158,612.59
111,061,629.85
112,062, 527.07
116,890,568.32
122,535.976. 16
67,951,783.08
8,867,041.57
122,535,976,16
2,758,266.11
3,727,728.86
5,086,324.64
2,228,000.00
3,056,750.00
9,158,612.26
2,935, 100.00
6,346,063.46
13,650,000.00
2,843,262.50
4,961,965.80
3,040,000.00
90,755. 16
1,327, 180.46
555,843.45
94,884.37
13,530.87
14,547.09
878,931. 10
169,092.14
79,534.28
2,836,802.14
89,272.40
*29,873,359. 18
125,203,487.11
127,604,035.51
132, 134,516.70
134,267,632.33
137,310,851.46
146,454,916.63
148,511,085.53
154,688,056.85
168,258,522.57
168,264,982.93
173,137,676.33
146,304,317.15
59,792,073.63
36,023,732.64
146,304,317, 15
7,464,148.28
3,029,480.51
4,929,644.73
101,506.62
1,375,925, 52
•578,223,28
153,666,958. 81
155,320,513.80
159,671,935.25
.
*
|-
.
-
.00
.00
.00
-
*
-
--
.
**
*
:
º
|
*
January-----------------------------------------
º
|
i
º
.
-
October----
November---------------------|-----------------December--------------------10,010,000.00
!
Total, first quarter------
5,432.50
15,423,273.52
*2,055,655.42
159,671,935.25
Grand total--------------
292, 162,487.36
206,770, 539.88
*47,098,604,63
159,671,935.25
:º :
ºurshave been adjusted on account of rescissions.
v i se d .
* Exclusive of repayments unallocated, pending advices, as of Mar. 31, 1936.
*Represents increases due toaccounting adjustments inloanspreviously authorized.
72
REPORT of THE REConstruction FINANCE corpoBATION
TABLE 7.-Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
FINANCING OF ExPO RTS OF AG R IC U LT U RA L SURPLUSES
[Under sec.201 (c), titleII,ofthe Emergency Reliefand Construction Act of1932, as amended]
Mo nt h
Amount
authorized
i
Amount
disbursed
Am ou n t repaid
-
A m o un t o u t
*:i.end
-
$1,497,503.38
3,401,493.39
3,686,806.78
3,906,280.49
4,497,723.95
6,895,194.01
6,895,194.01
*
v -v s -
-
-
-
-
136,649.62
490,412.42
Total
February--------------------March-----------------------April--------------------------|------------------|
*y--------------------------
June-------------------------July--------------------------September-------------------December--------------------Total.--------------------
,255,575.
,216,643.
32,688.33
180,062.29
771, 569.45
132,761.48
269,529.17
13,056,514.59
85,324.07
56,803.84
78,009.67
68,904.96
53,770.84
58,932.98
2,978,223.37
342,496.98
101,811.34
509,234.02
356,640.80
85,756.30
4,775,909. 17
10,103.32
219,539.62
9,143.88 -----------------36,139.66
394,766.90
15,091.94
216,436.21
273, 104.63
1,174, 182. 28
9,043,857.42
10,052,542.09
11,051,381.11
12,314,686.97
12,750,065. 28
13,946,707.68
15, 185, 128.15
14,875,319.50
14,953,570.45
15,215,905,88
14,992,026.56
15, 175,799.43
15, 175,799.43
15,163,670.56
14,953,356.30
14,962,500.18
14,926,360.52
14,531,593.62
14,516,501.68
14,300,065.47
14,026,960.84
14,026,960.84
1936
March------------------------|------------------------------------
*442,677.06
13,584,283.78
Total, first quarter------|------------------------------------
*442,677.06
13,584,283.78
*6,640,302.88
13,584,283.78
Grand total.-------------|
53,370,955.22 |
20,224,586.66 |
FINANCING OF AG RI CU LT UR AL CO MM ODI TI ES A N D LIVESTOCK
[Under sec.201 (d),titleII,ofthe Emergency Reliefand Construction Act of1932, as amended]
$50,000,000.00 ------------------------------------|-----------------1,500,000.00 l------------------|------------------|-----------------74,740.63
$451,580. 12
$2,034. 55
$449,545.57
129,616.60
830,276.97
3.541.00
1,275,281.54
2,671,563.44
158,117.00
109,881.40
1,324,517.14
November--December--Total--------------------
54,775,920.67
1,439,974.09
115,456.95
1,324,517.14
281,802.20
438,000.00
60,000.00
225,329.43
55,000.00
174,280.00
262,250.00
190,000.00
2,022,500.00
251,229.000.00
124, 164,690.24
442,551.00
32,302.20
75,295.96
104,024.04
1,349,879.30
465,354.37
212,668.80
608,800. 95
110,290.93
27,649.65
652,051.93
32,274,428.44
34,090, 189.73
144,281. 14
60,759.60
126,566.04
110,270.37
186,657.37
194,508.91
155,824.97
385,441.32
379,314.31
59,601.55
1,047,568.45
400,066. 10
1,212,538.20
1,227,074.56
1,204.532.55
2,444, 141.49
2,722,838.49
2,740,998.38
3,193,974.36
2,918,823.97
2,567,159.31
3, 159,609.69
34,386,463.68
68,076,593.31
379, 545,402.87
70,002, 936.30
3,250,860. 13
68,076,533.31
*These figures have been adjusted on account of rescissions.
*Exclusive ofrepayments unallocated, pending advices, as ofMar. 31, 1936.
REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE CORPORATION
73
TABLE 7.-Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1982, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
F I N A N C I N G O F A G R I C U L T U R A L C O M M O D I T I E S A N D LIV ESTOC K–Con tinu ed
[Under sec.201 (d), titleII, ofthe Emergency Reliefand Construction Act of 1932, as amended]
A mo u nt 1
authorized
M ont h
$49,015,000.00
3,095,000.00
887,000.00
375,000.00
860,000.00
250,000.00
9,840,000.00
306, 183.59
250,233,072. 15
88,982,046.96
154,000.00
23,418,850.38
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Total--------------------
Am oun t out
Am oun t repaid | Standing at end
of period
A mo u nt
disbursed
427,416, 153.08.
-
$67,006, 104.34
29,113,446.61
17,890,089.72
7,736,302.63
6,531,796.75
44,107,365.98
24,873,981.21
915,322.65
2,538,337.65
8,297,917.04
8,023,476.66
10,679,849.79
607,189.13 ||
5,616,310.04
9,869,292.49
6,461,093.35
1,924,466.65
9,991,289. 89
69,387,874.15
50,486,370.90
34,434, 296.45
39,682,643.62
20,714,391.37
9,062,953. 53
$134,475,508.52
157,972,645.09
165,993,442.32
167,268,651.60
171,875,981.70
205,992,057.79
161,478, 164.85
111,907, 116.60
80,011, 157.80
48,626,431.22
35,935, 516.51
37, 552,412.
227,713,991.03
258,238,171.57
37, 552,412.77
5,826,905.61
4,843,092.57
3,081,620.01
818,795.24
2,413,363.80
5,231,354.15
10,518,067.14
1, 143,098.97
119,749. 10
83,653.50
1343,728.01
*260,244.79
40,288,085.07
40,578,846.34
44,874,881. 19
55,656,330.76
62,744,098.62
156,047,873.49
239,628,600.94
257,914,289. 57
267, 140,920.81
272, 114,838.86
274,249,773.26
275,760,221.72
mber---------------------
5,167,750.00
8,562,577.91
5, 133,853.84
7,377,654.86
11,600,244.81
9,501, 131.66
98, 535, 129.02
94,098, 794.59
19, 428,787.60
9,346,380.34
5,057,571. 55
2,478,662.41
1,770,693.25
Total--------------------
265, 198,815.22
272,891,481.84
34,683, 672.89
275,760,221.72
January----------------------February---------------------March-------------------------
100,000.00
500,000.
80,652.05
30,037,386.99
801,892.37
1,399,719.53
796,208. 55
527,773. 14
* 1,108,193.69
305,001,400. 16
305,275, 519.39
305, 567,045.23
Total, first quarter------
680,652.05
32,238,998.89
32.432, 175.38
305,567,045.23
Grand total.------------- *1, 127,616,943.89 || 4604,287,382. 15 [3 - 298,720,336.92
305, 567,045.23
1936
A M O U N T S M A D E AVAILABLE F OR RELIEF A N D W O R K
RELIEF
[Under sec. 1, titleI,ofthe Emergency Reliefand Construction Act of1932, as amended]
$3,000,000.00 l------------------|------------------|-----------------13,931,669.00
,947,884.00 $3,947,884.00
18,523,502.22
10,211,699.75 14,159,583.75
22,594,762.00
16,818,809.40 30,978,393.15
18,484,823.00
20,462,864. 12 |51,441,257.27
35,958, 117.00
28,525,784.82 |-----------------79,967,042.09
112,492,873.22
79,967,042.09 |------------------
79,967,042.09
49,435,416.00
48,187,271.00
29,650,979.00
48,973,962.78
,259,498.00
40,179,570. 14 l------------------
120,146,612.23
3
4
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
146,702.18
- -
- -
- - -
- - -
- -
- - -
- -
187,507, 126.78
- - -
-
326,440.00
177,500.00
299, 192,414.00
2.99,014,914.00
220,017,956.91
970,085.00
299,014,914.00
- - -
- -
- - -
- - -
- -
1These figures have been adjusted on account ofrescissions.
* Revised.
* Exclusiveofrepayments unallocated, nding advices, as of Mar. 31, 1936
• Includes authorizations of$1,041,000,
to the Commodity Credit Corporation,ofwhich$586,891,729.55
was disbursed and $289,612,932.82 was repaid.
74
REPORT OF THE RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION
TABLE 7.-Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1982, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
A M O U N T S M A D E A VA I L AB L E F O R RELIEF A N D W O R K
R e Li eF -C on t in ue d
[Under sec. 1, titleI, of the Emergency Reliefand Construction Act of 1932,as amended]
aft:
M on th
i
ãº.
A m o u nt o ut
Amount repaid standingatend
of period
$11,950.00
11,120.00
93,550.00
336,850.00
18,987. 52
5,000.48
13,000.00
515, 050.00
3,816.00
232,000.00
297,773, 590.00
1,241,324.00
297,773,590.00
55,532.00
7,500.00
67,000.00
522,400.00
331,000.00
67,000.00
74,350.00
297,718,058.00
297,710,558.00
297,709,908.00
297,689,908.00
297,689,008.00
297,688,398.00
297,621,398.00
297,
998.00
296,767,998.00
296,700.998.00
296,626,648.00
1,146,942.00
296,626,648.00
742.00
435.00
296.625.906-00
20,000.00
900.00
610.00
* 157,500.00
Grand total.-------------
$300,000,000.00 || $299,984,999.00
297.773, 590.00
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
650.00
Total, firstquarter------|------------------|------------------
$299,002,964.00
298,991.844.00
298,898,294.00
298,561,444.00
298,542. 456.48
298,537,456.00
298,524,456.00
298,009,406.00
298,005, 590.00
296,625.471.00
296,467,971.00
* 158,677.00
296.467,971.00
*3,517,028.00
296,467,971.00
T O T A L , A C T A P P R O V E D M A R . 9, 1933, A S A M E N D E D
1933
March-----------------------April-------------------------June-------------------------July--------------------------August-----------------------September-------------------October----------------------November--------------------December---------------------
$14,932,500.00
7,600,000.00
16, 597,500.00
8,188,000.00
14,798,000.00
3,471,000.00
4,385,000.00
30,965,000.00
89,888,000.00
305,731,000.00
$12,750,000.00 l-----------------7,582,500.00
5,150,000.00
17,985,500.00
8,185,000.00
7,677,500.00
3,776,000.00
2,990,000.00
44, 155,000.00
154,094,716.67
$12,750,000.00
20,332,500.00
25, 482,500.00
43,463,315.00
51,648,315.00
59.325,815.00
63,101,765.00
66,059,835.00
110,106,040.00
264,200,241.67
Total--------------------
496, 556,000.00
264,346,216.67
264,200,241.67
January----------------------February---------------------March-----------------------April-------------------------May-------------------------June-------------------------July--------------------------August-----------------------September-------------------October----------------------November--------------------December---------------------
255,139,350.00
75,514,250.00
104,793,000.00
30,407,300.00
48,629,400.00
,906,820.00
16,237,950.00
,196,700.00
13,215,525.00
,904,850.00
9,798,000.00
* 16,222,780.00
146,474,400.00
54,717,750.00
128,039,340.00
63,697,085.00
47,992,555.00
112,035,430.25
21,434,472.50
26, 147,230.82
25,890,041.66
15,989,885.00
12,968, 102.50
18,271, 541.50
191,125.00
108,911.11
79,448.17
558,249.50
153,717.31
1,386,525.15
54,704,
00
4,222,879. 15
1,849,506.51
5,621,335.47
1,278,715.95
3,719,065.98
410,483,516.67
465,092,355.56
593,052,247.39
656, 191,082.89
704,029,920.58
814,678,825.68
781,408,960.18
803,333,311.85
827,273,847.00
837,742,396.53
849,431,783.08
863,984,258.60
Total--------------------
*656,965,925.00
673,657,834.23
73,873,817.30
863,984,258.60
*y--------------------------
1934
*These figureshave been adjusted on account ofrescissions.
*Revised
• Exclusiveofrepayments unallocated, pending advices, as of Mar. 31, 1936.
75
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.
TABLE 7.-Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1986, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
TOTAL, A C T A P P R O V E D MA R. 9, 1933, AS AMENDED–Continued
º
#:
Am ou nt
authorized 1
Month
-
Amount
disbursed
Am oun t out
A m ou n t repaid
* :
atend
period
rt.
-*
$15,159,300.00
2,536,250.00
3,087,500.00
1,673,400.00
5,269,650.00
5,993,600.00
8,313,500.00
3,995,700.00
31,322,000.00
1,587,500.00
5,746,000.00
13,751,864.00
$15,460,560.00
27, 135,725.00
9,155,660.00
4,831,000.00
5,525,975.00
6,782,063.33
3,627,500.00
6,135,150.00
9,412,375.00
4,938,380.00
2,828,500.00
7,136,400.00
$5,465,754.69
5,211,054.83
2,225,933.31
7,651,331.50
3,439,690.27
4,218,296.79
6,563, 589.35
5,553,247.26
7,696,276.26
*2,406,767.78
2,340,578. 18
*17,169,914.93
$873,979,063.91
895,903,734.08
98,436,264.00
102,969,288.33
69,942,435.15
897,011, 111.78:
661,250.00
1,055,000.00
1,682,500.00
12,748,114.00
5,078,905.27
1,179,200.00
18,230,914. 57
1,867,400.00 | * 11,772,294.48
904, 680,320.51
887, 628,605.94
877,723,711.46
3,398,750.00
15,794,714.00
* 35,082,114.32
877,723,711.46
Grand total.------------- 1,255,356,939.00 | 1,056,768,053.23 | * 179,044, 341.77
877,723,711.46
-
º
-
LOANS O N
902,833,460.77
900,013, 129.27
902,099,414.00
904,663,180. 54
901,727,091. 19
902,308,993.93
904,025,092.67
906, 556,704.89
907,044,626.71
897,011, 111.78:
P R E F E R R E D STOC K OF BAN KS A N D TR UST COM PAN IES
[Under the act approved Mar. 9, 1933, as amended]
$1,250,000.00
3,585,000.00
3,350,000.00
2,115,500.00
*91,000.00
* 150,000.00
-
- -
-
-
-
-
-
- -
-
-
- -
-
58,675.00
9,764,425.00
1,781,350.00
4,921,750.00
665,500.00
531,500.00
993,400.00
1,123,500.00
434,450.00
279,200.00
407,525.00
509,850.00
91,000.00
265,530.00
310,000.00
322,500.00
1,474,000.00
776,900.00
2,519,300.00
536,575.00
819,850.00
253,000.00
314,500.00
421, 100.00
150,000.00
405, 500.00
166,125.00
8,911. 11
59,448.17
268,249.50
143,717.31
225, 525.15
212,588.00
24,029. 15
30,996. 51
54,444.04
56,215.95
9,908,300.00
10,221,888. 89
11,636,440.72
12,145,091. 22
14,520,673.91
14,831,723.76
15,438,985.76
15,667,956.61
15,951,460.10
16,318, 116.06
16,411,900. 11
16, 589, 136.
12,004,555.00
8,303,225.00
1,478,513. 37
16, 589, 136.63
153,068.62
144, 234.83
26,983.31
64,631.50
403,340.27
28, 106.00
113,696.43
305,619.69
-
-
-
*9,823, 100.00
º
-
- -
$250,000.00
1,250,000.00
8,180,315.00
8,220,315.00
8,737,815.00
8,913,765.00
8,956,835.00
8,935,340.00
9,764,425.00
a 12,664,500.00
~
-
$250,000.00 l-----------------1,000,000.00 ||-----------------6,935,000.00
$4,685.00
40,000.00 l-----------------*517,500.00 -----------------176,000.00
50.00
a75,000.00
31,930.00
545,000.00 !-----------------21,495.00
1,578,000.00
829,600.00
515.00
-
-
-
-
-
-
263.48
296,300.00
511, 130.00
156,750.00
,025.00
73,500.00
657,400.00
41,900.00
62,000.00
124,650.00
260,000.00
12,600.00
161,000.00
107,000.00 ||-----------------40,700.00
170,350.00
67,000.00
15,000.00
55,000.00
13,500.00
25,000.00
74,500.00
* 132,321.52
199,078. 18
*87,254.93
16,947, 198.01
17, 130,988. 18
17,761,404.87
17,758,773.37
17,615,433. 10
17,748,327.10
17,634,630.67
17,499,360.98
17,454,407.61
17,335,586.09
17, 161,507.91
17,148,752.98
975,400.00
1,718,288.65
17, 148,752.98
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2,277,905.00
953. 37
1These figures have been adjusted on account of rescissions.
* Revised.
* Exclusive ofrepayments unallocated, pending advices, as ofMar. 31, 1936.
76
REPOR T OF T H E REC ONST RUC TION FI N AN CE CORPORATION
TABLE 7-Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1982, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
L O A N S O N P R E F E R R E D S T O C K O F B A N K S A N D T R U S T COMPANIES-Continued
[Under the act approved Mar. 9, 1933, as amended]
*::::::
M on th
1.
# :
$40,000.00
5,200.00
75,000.00
Amount out
Am ou nt repaid I standing at end
of period
$112,473.20
334,946.54
*83,615.76
$17,076,279.78
16,746,533.24
16,737,917.48
Total, first quarter------
85,000.00
120,200.00
* 531,035.50
16,737,917.48
Grand total.-------------
25,729,455.00
20,524,430.00
*3,786,512.52
16,737,917.48
SUBSCRIPTIONS F O R P R E F E R R E D S T O C K OF B A N R S A N D T R U S T C O M P A N I E S
[Under the actapproved Mar. 9,1933, asamended]
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- -
October---
- -
NovemberDecember
- -
Total.------------
- - - - - - - -
Total--------------------
Total--------------------
$13,682,500.00
7,400,000.00
13,012,500.00
4,838,000.00
12,682,500.00
*2,880,000.00
24, 235,000.00
5,925,000.00
17,753,000.00
177,652, 100.00
$12,500,000.00 ||-----------------7,582,500.00
4, 150,000.00
10,850,500.00
8,145,000.00
*6,660,000.00
3,600,000.00
*2,915,000.00
4, 115,000.00
77,015, 116.67
a260,060,600.00 | * 137,533,116.67
87,300.00
$12,500,000.00
20,082,500.00
24,232,500.00
35,083,000.00
43,228,000.00
49,888,000.00
53,488,000.00
56,403,000.00
60,430,700.00
137,445,816.67
137,445,816.67
142,932,100.00
51,865,500.00
80,792,500.00
25,680,800.00
41,870, 500.00
27,998,820.00
12,983,500.00
11,068,500.00
11,043,000.00
20,545,000.00
8,882,000.00
* 14,775,250.00
94,669,500.00
29,933,000.00
97,479,690.00
39,203,685.00
19,601,755.00
86,627,855.25
18,067,622.50
18,769,230.82
13,145,541.66
14,465,785.00
9,210,602.50
15,823, 541.50
232,090,316.67
261,973,316.67
359,453,006.67
398,406,691.67
418,008,446.67
504,636,301.92
522,309,674.42
539,299,555.24
551,758,086.90
564,864,941.90
573,573,044.40
587,413,283.40
*450,437,470.00
456,997,809.23
587,413,283.40
13,030, 500.00
2,236,000.00
1,612,000.00
1,403,500.00
5,065,000.00
5,562,500.00
7,027,500.00
3,114,000.00
25, 100,000.00
1,220,000.00
5,676,000.00
13,746,864.00
13,944,430.00
24,207,700.00
7,823, 260.00
4,696,500.00
4, 150,975.00
6,226,063.33
2, 155,000.00
5,597,300.00
2,986,375.00
4,515,880.00
2,528,500.00
7,006,900.00
835,447.50
1,235,320.00
911,450.00
483,700.00
1,992,850.00
586,400.00
3,426,892.92
3,257,627.57
2,117,438.68
1,297,540.83
529,000.00
*13,689,160.00
600, 522,265.90
623,494,645.90
630,406,455.90
634,619,255.90
636,777.380.90
642,417,044.23
641,145,151.31
643,484,823.74
644,353,760.06
647,572,099.23
649,571,599.23
642,889,339.23
84,793,864.00
85,838,883.33
*30,362,827.50
642,889,339.23
606,250.00
1,025,000.00
1,590,000.00
12,668, 114.00
1,020,000.00
1,732,400.00
3,026,337.50
13,039,981.75
* 11,273,465.00
652,531, 115.73
640,511, 133.98
630,970,068.98
Total, first quarter------
3,221,250.00
15,420,514.00
* 27,339,784.25
630,970,068.98
Grand total-------------
798,513,184.00
695,790,323.23
*64,820,254.25
630,970,068.98
:º
ºurshave been adjusted on account of rescissions.
evise d.
* Exclusive of repayments unallocated, pending advices, as of Mar. 31, 1936.
REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
77
CORPORATION
TABLE 7–Am ount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
PURCHASES OF CAPITAL NOTES O R D E B E N T U R E S OF BANK S A N D T R U ST
C O M P A N I E S
[Under the act approved Mar. 9, 1933, as amended]
Mo n t h
Amount
authorized 1
Amount
disbursed
Am oun t out
Amount repaid standingatend
of period
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
000.00
January----------------------bruary-
December---------------------
110,425,900.00
18,727,000.00
23,335,000.00
4,195,000.00
5,765,500.00
6,784,500.00
2,820,000.00
15,849,000.00
1,765,000.00
2,850,000.00
825,000.00
1,182,000.00
Total--------------------
194,523,900.00
208,356,800.00
65,364,961.43
259,981,838.57
1,832,500.00
143,500.00
1,402,000.00
228,000.00
80,000.00
418,500.00
1,179,000.00
6, 155,000.00
312,500.00
70,000.00
5,000.00
1,005,000.00
2,600,000.00
675,000.00
72,500.00
1,115,000.00
395,000.00
1,472,500.00
367,500.00
6,411,000.00
409,000.00
275,000.00
55,000.00
4,477,238.57
3,831,500.00
1,287,500.00
7,103,000.00
1,043,500.00
3,603,790.79
3,023,000.00
1,990,000.00
5,518,884.21
976,905.43
1,612,500.00
*3,393,500.00
256,509,600.00
255,278, 100.00
4,665,600.00
247,635, 100.00
247,706,600.00
244,497,809. 21
242,947,309.21
241,324,809. 21
242,216,925.00
241,649,019. 57
240,311,519.57
236,973,019. 57
12,667,000.00
14,852,500.00
37,861,319.00
236,973,019.57
55,000.00
30,000.00
7,500.00
40,000.00
154,000.00
60,000.00
1,940,094.57
4,855,986.28
* 415,213.72
235,072, 925.00
230,370,938.72
230,015,725.00
254,000.00
* 7,211,294.57
230,015,725.00
340,453,300.00 | * 110,437,575.00
230,015,725.00
841,000.00
Total--------------------
Total, first quarter------
92,500.00
Grand total.-------------
431,114,300.00
51,494,900.00 -----------------24,462,250.00
50,000.00
29,085,650.00
20,000.00
23,716,500.00
40,000.00
25,871,500.00
10,000.00
24,871,000.00
1,161,000.00
2,547,000.00
54,097,500.00
7,125,000.00
2,419,500.00
12,430,000.00
1,131,500.00
1,103,000.00
4,207,961.43
3,607,500.00
720,000.00
2,042,500.00
1,507,500.00
168,484,900.00
192,897,150.00
221,962,800.00
245,639,300.00
271,500,800.00
295,210,800.00
243,660,300.00
248,365,800.00
259,664,300.00
256,559,338.57
259,446,838.57
259,981,838.57
TOTAL, SEC. 5, TITLE I, O F T H E A G R I C U L T U R A L A D J U S T M E N T A C T O F 1933,
A8 A M E N D E D
[To SecretaryofAgriculture toacquirecotton]
August------------------------
$3,500,000.00 1------------------|------------------
"53,300,000.00
3,300,000.00 ------------------
octor.....”------------Grand total.--------------
20,000,000.00 ------------------|------------------|-----------------23,500,000.00
3,300,000.00
3,300,000.00 ------------------
1These figures have been adjusted on account ofrescissions.
* Revised.
* Exclusive of repayments unallocated, pending advices, as of Mar. 31, 1936.
78
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RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
CORPORATION
TABLE 7–Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
TOTAL, SEC. 36,TITLE II, O F T H E E M E R G E N C Y F A R M M O R T G A G E A C T O F 1933, AS
AME ND ED
[Drainage, levee,irrigation,and similar districts,etc.]
M on th
A mou nt
-
authorized 1
Amount
disb
-
Am ount out
A mo u nt repaid
standing
at end
of period
-
$383,489.21 ------------------|-----------------------------------*7,994, 119.96
$2,413,955.10
$2,413,955.10
*8,377,609.17
Total, firstquarter-----Grand total.-------------
2,413,955. 10
2,413,955. 10
*9,086, 445.71
*3,562,366.03
* 5,214, 148.42
a487,377. 51
*5,836,252.10
* 7,629,971.31
*4,820, 154.07
*984,817.47
*8,450,428.28
1632,552.46
18, 664,638.64
* 1,946,645.61
2,413,955. 10
2,413,955. 10
2,524.898.44
2,642,898.44
4, 156,097.43
4,636,392.17
8,165,000.82
9, 182,364.53
9,478,794.34
11, 146,801.79
11,321,482.25
12,298, 179.87
*57,315,797.61
12,298,179.87
*642,500.00
a 1,054,053.77
495,000.00
945,000.00
2,353,500.00
*5,208,300.00
*936,500.00
*1,524,410.94
936,201.74
* 14,501,640.98
,863,456.80
*12,363,280.50
3, 112,439.32
1,568,295.53
4,313,854. 15
2,243,299.68
2,307,790.81
1,780,896. 22
1,588,310.88
3,620,285.14
1,395,076.09
8,910,430.42
2,403,206.94
4,561,621.67
25,000.00
15,409,619. 19
16,977,914.72
21,291,768.87
23,507,068.55
25,814,859.36
27,595,755.58
29,181,238.58
32,790,023.72
34, 175,499.81
43,085,501.86
45,488,261.56
50,024,883.23
42,823,844. 73
37,805, 506.85
78,803.49
50,024,883.23
527,075.97
5,663,249.65
8,143,992. 07
1,787,345.64
73,345.48
1,588,205.64
27,049.98
6,000.00
*20,500.00
51,785, 178.89
51,852, 524.37
53,420, 230.01
14,334,317.69
122,851, 569.20
3,448,896.76
53,552,627. 57
* 53,549.98
a 132,397.56
53,420, 230.01
53,420, 230.01
TOTAL, A C T A P P R O V E D J U N E
1,000.00
|-----------------!-----------------28,000.00
-----------------||-----------------2,827.88
11,500.00
9,600.00
428.37
447. 24
10, 1933, A S A M E N D E D
1933
December (total)--------------
$4,375,000.00
$4,375,000.00 ------------------
$4,375,000.00
1934
4,250,000.00
2,000.00
4,375,000.00
15,875,000.00
15,875,000.00
15,785,000.00
25,885,000.00
30, 133,000.00
25,850,000.00
92,000.00
30, 133,000.00
January-----------------------|-----------------------------------100,000.00
August-----------------------150,000.00
150,000.00 |-----------------Total-------------------150,000.00
150,000.00
100,000.00
30,033,000.00
30, 183,000.00
30, 183,000.00
1936
Vanuary-----------------------|------------------|------------------
100,500.00
30,082.500.00
Total, firstquarter------|------------------|-----------------Grand total.------------30,375,000.00
30,375,000.00
* 100, 500.00
30,082.500.00
3.292,500,00
30,082,500.00
1These figures have been adjusted on account of rescissions.
* Revised.
*Exclusive ofrepayments unallocated, pending advices, asofMar. 31,1936.
79
REPO RT OF T H E R ECON STR UCTI ON F IN AN CE CORPORATION
TABLE 7–Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
classes—Continued
LOANS O N PR EFER RED STOCK OF INSURANCE COMPANIES
[Under the Act approved June 10,1933,asamended]
Amount
M o nt h
authorized 1
Amount
disbursed
Am ou n t repaid
A mou nt out
standing at end
of period
1933
December (total)
-
$4,375,000.00
$4,375,000.00
4,375,000.00
15,875,000.00
15,875,000.00
29,933,000.00
30,083,000.00
30,083,000.00
January-----------------------
100,500.00
Total, first quarter
Grand total.-------------
30,275,000.00
30,275,000.00
29,982,500.00
a 100,500.00
29,982,500.00
3.292,500.00
29,982,500.00
SUBSCRIPTION FOR P R E F E R R E D S T O CK OF A N INSURANCE C O M P A N Y
[Under the Act approved June 10, 1933, as amended]
$100,000.00
100,000.00
$100,000.00 l-----------------100,000.00
(*)
$100,000.00
100,000.00
T O T A L , A C T A P P R O V E D A P R . 13, 1934, A S A M E N D E D
[Loans tofinancethe acquisitionofpropertydeclared unsafe, orthe :::::of property damaged, by reason
of flood, danger of flood, earthquake, conflagration, tornado or cyclone, in 1933, 1934, 1935, and 1936]
155.
Hi
24
1,101,285.00
;?. fi
12,365.00
have been adjusted on account ofrescissions.
ev i s ed .
* Exclusive of repayments unallocated, pending advices, as of Mar. 31, 1936.
78303–36–6
:
1,24
80
REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
CORPORATION
TABLE 7.-Amount of authorizations, disbursements, repayments, and amounts
outstanding from Feb. 2, 1982, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive, by months and
classes–Continued
T O T A L A C T A P P R O V E D A P R . 13, 1934, A S A M E N D E D – C o n t i n u e d
§
[Loans tofinancetheacquisitionofpropertydeclaredunsafe,ortherepair ofproperty damaged,
reason
of flood, danger offlood, earthquake, conflagration, tornado, or cyclone, in 1933, 1934, 1935,and 1936)
Amount
authorized 1
M on th
Amount
-
disbursed
A m ou n t repaid
$19,150.00
6,500.00
12,425.00
A m ou n t out
*::::
ºend
$5,848.25
-
a 1,813.32
$1,262,651.75
1,268,823.82
1,279,435.50
327.93
Total, first quarter------
50,000.00
38,075.00
*7,989.50
1,279,435.50
Grand total.------------.
2,350,000.00
1,299,790.00
*20,354.50
1,279,435.50
T o T A L , SEC, 14 O F T H E A C T A P P R O V E D J U N E 19, 1934, A S A M E N D E D
[Loans to borrowers engaged in the mining, milling, or smelting of ores]
$168,000.00 ------------------------------------------------------
d
000.00
000.00
tºo. 00
-
-
September--
348,000.00
319,000.00 ------------------
545,000.00
111,000.00 1-----------------58,000.00 l-----------------12,000.00 l-----------------87,000.00
*$15,000.00
664,000.00
775,000.00
833,000.00
845,000.00
917,000.00
932,000.00
917,000.00
October--November
December---------------------
40,000.00
60,000.00
Total--------------------
7,145,000.00
23,000.00
February.
355,000.00
185,000.00
March
366,000.00
* 15,000.00
20,000.00
80,000.00
15,000.00 l-----------------103,000.00
(*)
857,000.00
872,000.00
975,000.00
Total, first quarter------
906,000.00
138,000.00
*80,000.00
975, 000.00
Grand total.-------------
8,051,000.00
1,070,000.00
*95,000.00
975,000.00
T O T A L , SEC. 16 O F T H E A C T A P P R O V E D J U N E 19, 1934, A S A M E N D E D
[Loan toa public-schoolauthority forthe purpose ofpayment ofteachers'salariesdue priortoJune 1,1934]
1934
August-----------------------December---------------------
$22,300,000.00
Grand total.-------------
T O T A L , A C T A P P R O V E D A U G , 24, 1935
[Loanstoorforthebenefitoftax-supported public-school districtsorothersimilarpublic-schoolauthorities
in charge ofpublicschools]
$383,000.00
80,800.00
72,000.00
Grand total,firstquarter
535,800.00
1These figures have been adjusted on account of rescissions.
* Revised.
* Exclusive ofrepayments unallocated, pending advices, asofMar. 31,1936.
REPORT OF THE RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION
81
TABLE 8.—Number of borrowers and amounts of loans authorized under sec. 5
of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, as amended,” Feb. 2, 1932, to
Mar. 31, 1986, inclusive, by size of cities or towns
BANKS A N D TRUST COMPANIES
Borrowers
Population of citiesor towns in which bor
rowers are located
Authorizations
Percent
total of
Number
5, 170
Percent
of
tota
Amount
592
542
255
212
166
107
146
188
70. 1
8.0
7.3
3.5
2.9
2.2
1.5
2.0
2.5
$325,311,751. 55
125,330,799.39
189,415, 157.44
141,636, 166.48
280,372,177.83
218,575,635.65
236, 169,156.33
445, 147,140.11
466,679,791.46
7,378
100.0
2,428,637,776.24
.
13.4
5.2
7.8
5.8
11.6
9.0
9.7
18.3
19.2
100.0
I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N ACT, AS A M E N D E D 1
5,481
60.8
703
745
428
389
277
364
3.18
309
7.8
8.3
4.8
4.3
3.1
4.0
3.5
3.4
$359,255, 199.32
137,688, 182.19
222, 792,487.71
179,981,880.22
342,355,476.84
266,821,459.65
390,035,982.83
623,958,697.82
674,829,743.80
11.2
4.3
7.0
5.6
10. 7
8.4
12.2
19.5
21.1
9,014
100.0
3,197,719, 110.38
100.0
1Exclusive of railroads, regional agricultural credit corporations, Federal land banks, and Federal
intermediate credit banks.
TABLE 9.—Loans on and purchases of preferred stock, and purchases of capital
notes or debentures, of banks and trust companies, disbursedfrom Mar. 9, 1933,
to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive; and outstanding as of Mar. 31, 1936 (under sec. 304,
title III, of the act approved Mar. 9, 1983, as amended)
BANKS A N D TRUST COMPANIES
TOTAL
Disbursed
State
N u mb e r
of banks
and
trust
Number
Amount
companies?
Alabama--------------------------------
sa s
Kentucky
Louisiana---------------------Maine------------------------Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan-----------------------Minnesota----------------------Mississippi-----------------------------issouri-------------------------------See footnotes at end of table.
70
1
5
113
121
56
39
11
9
40
86
24
213
279
138
194
112
111
31
65
67
183
256
147
216
Outstanding
of b a n ks
a n d trust
Amount *
companies a
$15,853,575.00
37,500.00
2,430,000.00
4,404,000.00
48,502,425.00
4,893,500.00
7,192,126.00
567,300.00
* 15,400,000.00
2,176,200.00
4,835, 500.00
1,690,000.00
90,131,114.17
16,397,000.00
10,238,000.00
5,222,750.00
8,874,850.00
15,347,000.00
9,125,500.00
9,063, 170.00
16,174,200.00
40, 614,661.00
17,316,025.00
14, 143, 150.00
20,702, 125.00
61
1
3
108
107
56
39
11
8
40
79
24
203
268
129
193
108
102
30
65
59
176
223
141
207
$12,399,928.78
37,500.00
1,364,995.39
4,121,500.00
39,571,813.27
4,831,000.00
6,748,926.00
358,300.00
* 12,600,000.00
2,100,625.50
4,298,000.00
1,553,029.79
78,651,114.17
15,626,480.00
9,044, 130.00
5,138,250.00
8,271,350.00
10,668,500.00
8,862,231.45
8,986,852.42
14, 791,565.40
37,246,455.95
14,925,298.42
8,505, 163.29
10,846,625.00
82
REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE CORPORATION
TABLE 9.—Loans on and purchases of preferred stock, and purchases of capital
notes or debentures, of banks and trust companies, disbursed from Mar. 9, 1933,
to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive; and outstanding as of Mar. 31, 1936 (under sec. 304,
title III, of the act approved Mar. 9, 1933, as amended)-Continued
B A N K S A N D T R U S T CO MP AN IE S- Co nti nu ed
total—continued
Disbursed
Nu m be r
State
º
of b a n k s
a n d trust
A m ou n t
companies
S ou th Dakota.---------------------------
Tennessee------------------------------Texas-----------------------------------
Utah-----------------------------------Vermont-------------------------------Virginia--------------------------------Virgin Islands--------------------------Washington----------------------------West Virginia.-Wisconsin-Wyoming-Total------------------------------
Outstanding
Number
of b a nk s
a n d trust
Amount
companies
57
148
4
9
205
19
476
134
128
387
46
53
283
3.
4
35
126
120
401
41
60
132
1
93
86
406
23
$3,990, 500.00
7,907,950.00
205,000.00
751,635.00
69,767,016.07
690,000.00
301,201,605.83
7,463,500.00
4,004, 500.00
2,771,800.00
4,438, 100.00
11,639, 100.00
30,636, 125.00
3,995,000.00
15,795,000.00
10,694,650.00
125,000.00
6,039,500.00
6,231,066.66
33, 109,600.00
1,367,500.00
47
141
4
8
203
17
427
125
121
346
44
48
274
3
4
34
112
118
366
37
60
127
1
88
82
381
21
$2,758,191.06
6,557,085-47
205,000.00
478,635.00
67,735,561.75
650,000.00
220,724,204.12
6,944, 140.42
3,346,000.00
76,619,729.00
8,309, 148.59
1,600, 500.00
43,943,362. ~0
1,050,000.00
898,500.00
2,217,300.uo
3,791, 593-27
11,139, 100.00
27,551,096 37
2,935,000.u )
15,725,000. 0
9,253,048.64
125,000.00
4,519,000.00
6,067
1,056,768,053.23
5,680
877,723,711.46
20
l
2
21
57
32
16
4
2
13
16
9
117
49
43
46
27
14
12
13
36
49
82
15
28
16
48
3
7
134
6
230
18
26
81
38
17
190
3
$7,871,347.27
37,500.00
1,340,000.00
1,410,000.00
18,973,413.27
4,056,000.00
3,698,426.00
137,300.00
1,100,000.00
1,282,500.00
1,412,500.00
608,029.79
72, 370,114.17
6,575,480.00
5,531,480.00
2,264, 500.00
3, 107.350.00
4,310,000.00
2,347,600.00
2,636,852.42
9,060,565.40
17,427,854.95
11,851,798.42
2,640, 163.29.
3,902, 125.00.
1,063, 191.06
4,835,409.56
175,000.00
378,635.00
29,024, 219.46.
395,000.00
127,016,704. 12
1,612,500.00
1,797,000.00
26,796,229.00
8,249,148.59
615,000.00
19,488, 106.50
648,500.00.
91,997,237.00
10,934,000.00
1,950,000.00
45,582,496.50
1,250,000.00
898, 500.00
5,285,704.03
30,513,822.82
1,298,353.59
national. 1
Alabama-------------------------------Alaska--------Arizona-------Arkansas----California----
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Colorado--Connecticut
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
GeorgiaIdaho---Illinois.--------Indiana-------Iowa----------Kansas---------
Kentucky-----Louisiana-------Maine-----------Maryland.-----Massachusetts-Michigan-------
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Mi nnesota--
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
MississippiMissouri-------------------------------Montana--------Nebraska-------
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
N ev a da -- - -- -
N e w H am ps h
N e w Jersey--N e w Mexico.-N e w York-----North Carolina--North Dakota---Ohio----------Oklahoma------------------------------Oregon---------------------------------Pennsylvania---------------------------Rhode Island----------------------------
-
-
-
-
-
-
See footnotes at end of table.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
26
1
3
24
62
32
16
4
2
13
18
9
122
50
47
46
29
15
13
13
43
52
97
15
30
20
49
3
8
135
6
241
18
31
83
40
20
198
3
$10,996,800.00
37,500.00
1,540,000.00
1,555,000.00
19,899,925.00
4,118, 500.00
3,723,426.00
137,300.00
1, 100,000.00
1,330,000.00
1,722,500.00
665,000.00
83, 260, 114.17
6,988,500.00
6,447,500.00
2,282, 500.00
3,397,350.00
4,400,000.00
2,610,000.00
2,713, 170.00
10,223,200.00
20,400, 160.00
13,547,525.00
2,652,650.00
8,517, 125.00
1,511,000.00
5,834,950.00
175,000.00
651,635.00
29,449,435.82
410,000.00
129,401,605.83
1,905,000.00
2,410,500.00
35, 175,737.00
10,874,000.00
890,000.00
20,316, 136.50
648,500.00
REPOR T OF T H E RECO NST RUCT ION F I NA NC E CORPORATION
º
º:
le
º
83
TABLE 9.—Loans on and purchases of preferred stock, and purchases of capital
notes or debentures, ofbanks and trust companies, disbursedfrom Mar. 9, 1933,
to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive; and outstanding as of Mar. 31, 1936 (under sec.304,
title III, of the act approved Mar. 9, 1933, as amended)—Continued
R.
B A N K S A N D T R U S T C OM PA N IE S- Co n ti nu e d
NATIONAL-Continued
-
º
Disbursed
Outstanding
-
State
-
|
º
N u m be r
of b a n k s
a n d trust
Number
-
of b an k s
and trust
Amount
companies
Amount
companies
-
-
º
i
South Carolina-------------------------Dakota-
:
t
t
º
º
º
º
*
º
."
isconsin---
Wyoming-------------------------------
º
Total.--------
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
6
34
27
145
8
9
36
1
23
34
56
10
$1,505,000.00
2,954,100.00
8,062,500.00
22,893,625.00
1,325,000.00
560,000.00
3,917,400.00
125,000.00
2,740,000.00
3,345,066.66
15, 195,100.00
702,500.00
6
28
26
138
8
9
33
1
23
32
55
9
$1,505,000.00
2,668,593.27
7,767, 500.00
20,762,796.37
1,165,000.00
490,000.00
2,793,298.64
125,000.00
2,497,500.00
2,589,079.03
14,549,322.82
648,353.59
2,026
517,244,536.98
1,909
465,608,986.99
s
:
:
".
º:
º
S T A TE M E M B E R 1
Alabama-------------------------------Arizona---------------
-
*
º
rº
',
~
r:
Wisconsin---Wyoming-------------------------------
4
6
3
3
2
4
8
31
4
23
8
1
25
2
74
3
32
2
16
3
2
18
12
4
17
4
7
2
Total------------------------------
365
>
.”
:
º
º
º
."
º
:
-
-
**
*.
º
'.
.
*
º
*
4
1.
5
5
1
1
7
4
13
4
See footnotes at end of table.
$3,502,100.00
4.
$3,414, 100.82
840,000.00 1------------|-----------------730,000.00
5
700,000.00
15,500,000.00
4
7,946,400.00
200,000.00
1.
200,000.00
200,000.00
1
200,000.00
1,160,000.00
6
1,135,000.00
810,000.00
4
730,000.00
2,350,000.00
13
2,200,000.00
1,230,000.00
4
1,215,000.00
1,120,000.00
4
1,070,000.00
172,500.00
6
172,500.00
1,825,000.00
3
1,825,000.00
2,050,000.00
3
1,775,000.00
2,150,000.00
2
2,150,000.00
2,300,000.00
4
2,300,000.00
3,376,000.00
7
3,156,000.00
11,349,421.00
31
11,042,321.00
63,000.00
3
38,000.00
8,115,000.00
19
3,101,000.00
1,607,500.00
7
1,052,500.00
75,000.00
1
58,639. 14
19,130,905.25
24
17,688,458.34
32, 500.00
2
32,500.00
126,495,000.00
53
60,865,000.00
1,700,000.00
3
1,700,000.00
35,037, 500.00
27
30,402,500.00
50,000.00
2
35,000.00
10,056,360.00
15
9,400, 194.30
55,000.00
3
55,000.00
225,000.00
2
225,000.00
470,000.00
16
405,000.00
1,590,000.00
11
1,270,000.00
2,275,000.00
3
125,000.00
2,020,000.00
14
950,000.00
630,000.00
3
500,625.00
2,342,500.00
7
2,342, 500.00
55,000.00
2
55,000.00
262,890. 286.25
3.19
173,533,238.60
84
REPORT OF TH E RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION
TABLE 9.—Loans on and purchases of preferred stock, and purchases of capital
notes or debentures, of banks and trust companies, disbursed from Mar. 9, 1933,
to Mar. 31, 1986, inclusive; and outstanding as of Mar. 31, 1936 (under sec. 304,
title III, ofthe act approved Mar. 9, 1933, as amended)—Continued
B A N K S A N D T R U S T CO MP AN I ES -C on ti nu ed
n o n -m e m b e r 1
Disbursed
...:
State
of d a n
and
trust
Outstanding
...:
Amount
companies
or loa n
a n d trust
Amount
companies
Wisconsin------------------------------Wyoming-------------------------------
40
1
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225
87
142
80
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155
132
163
29
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11
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113
97
272
6
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89
91
238
21
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53
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343
11
$1,354,675.00
50,000.00
2,119,000.00
13,102,500.00
575,000.00
3,468,700.00
430,000.00
*14,300,000.00
646,200.00
1,953,000.00
215,000.00
4,521,000.00
8,178,500.00
2,670,500.00
2,767,750.00
3,652,500.00
8,897,000.00
4,365,500.00
4,050,000.00
2,575,000.00
8,865,080.00
3,705, 500.00
11,490,500.00
4,070,000.00
872,000.00
1,998,000.00
30,000.00
100,000.00
21, 186,675.00
247,500.00
45,305,000.00
3,858,500.00
1,594,000.00
21,784,000.00
60,000.00
1,010,000.00
15,210,000.00
1,250.000.00
250,000.00
1,266,800.00
1,429,000.00
3,351,600.00
7,272, 500.00
1,080,000.00
15,235,000.00
4,502,250.00
1,279, 500.00
2,256,000.00
15,572,000.00
610,000.00
37
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46
23
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6
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11
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215
82
141
78
85
16
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138
126
160
24
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104
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212
18
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10
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221,000.00
*11,500,000.00
618,125.50
1,750,500.00
215,000.00
4,081,000.00
7,836,000.00
2,442,650.00
2,701,250.00
3,339,000.00
4,583,500.00
4,364,631.45
4,050,000.00
2,575,000.00
8,776,280.00
3,035, 500.00
5,865,000.00
3,843,500.00
642,500.00
1,663,036.77
30,000.00
100,000.00
21,022,883.95
222,500.00
32,842,500.00
3,631,640.42
1,549,000.00
19,421,000.00
60,000.00
950, 500.00
15,055,061.70
1,050,000.00
250,000.00
712,300.00
1,068,000.00
3,146,600.00
6,383,300.00
500,000.00
15,235,000.00
4,334,750.00
1,071, 500.00
2, 196,000.00
13,622,000.00
595,000.00
Total------------------------------
3,676
276,633,230.00
3,452
238,581,485.87
Alabama-------------------------------Arizona----------------------------Arkansas-
California
Colorado--Connecticut.-Delaware----------------------------
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Maryland------------------------------Massachusetts--------------------------Michigan-------------------------------Minnesota-------------------------------
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$1,114,480.69
24,995.39
2,011, 500.00
12,652,000.00
575,000.00
1 Where changes in the status of banks have occurred between the date of authorization and Mar. 31,
1936 (for example, where a bank has changed from nonmember to State member), such banks are distrib
uted in the above table according to their status on March 31, 1936.
*After eliminating duplications wherever there was disbursed and outstanding on Mar. 31, 1936, a loan
on the preferred stock of a bank or trust company, and a purchase of preferred stock of the same bank or
trust cºmpany, under sec. 304, title III, of the act approved Mar. 9, 1933, as amended.
* A mou nt outstanding includes repayments unallocated, pending advices, as of Mar. 31, 1936.
* Including $10,000,000 disbursed and outstanding to the Export-Import Bank of Washington, and
$2,500,000 disbursed to the Second Export-Import Bank of Washington, D. C.
REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE CORPORATION
85
TABLE 10.-Loans authorized (and commitments outstanding as of Mar. 31, 1986)
to industrial or commercial business under sec. 5d of the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation Act, as amended (including purchases of participations, and agree
ments to purchase participations, in loans), by size of loans
[From June 19, 1934, to Mar. 31, 1936,inclusive)
Size of loan
$10,000 and under-----------------------------$10,001 to $25,000, inclusive-------------------$25,001 to $50,000, inclusive-------------------$50,001 to $100,000, inclusive------------------$100,001 to $200,000, inclusive-----------------$200,001 to $400,000, inclusive-----------------Over $400,000---------------------------------Total------------------------------------
Nof
um
b er
loans
| Percent
of Amo unt authorized Percent
of
total
total
671
3.71
349
257
136
79
36
35.3
19.5
18.4
13.5
7.2
4.2
1.9
1,899
100.0
$3,766,737.20
6,938,924.99
13,888,900.00
20,372,720.26
20,897,395.11
23,278,234.00
28,851, 500.00
117,994,411.56
3.2
5.9
11.8
17.3
17.7
19.7
24.4
100.0
TABLE 11.-Loans authorized (and commitments outstanding as of Mar. 31, 1936)
to industrial or commercial business under Sec. 5d of the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation Act, as amended (including purchases of participations, and agree
ments to purchase participations, in loans), by industries
[From June 19,1934,to Mar. 31, 1936,inclusive)
Industry
Manufac
:
Food and kindred products:
Dairy products-------------------------------------Meat and poultry packing--------------------------Canning, preserving, packing (fish, fruit, vegetables)–
Bread and bakeries---------------------------------Flour milling---------------------------------------Con ectionery--------------------------------------Animal eeds---------------------------------------All other-------------------------------------------Total, food products------------------------------Textiles and their products:
Cotton goods
Woolen goods
Silk and rayon goo
Knit goods, hosiery----
N um b er | Perof bor- cent of
rowers 1 | total
29
37
32
17
27
16
17
43
* * *
Per
cent of
total
1.6 || $1,029,000.00
2.1
1,667,700.00
1.8
851,000.00
1.0
599,500.00
1.5
756,600.00
.9
849,500.00
1.0
797,200.00
2.4
1,351,200.00
0.9
1.4
..7
.5
.6
..7
.7
1.2
218
12.3
7,901, 700.00
6.7
1.8
1.3
1.0
2.2
Kººing
material, draperies--------------------All other--------------------------------------------
31
24
17
39
16
22
23
8
37
1.2
1.3
.4
2.1
4,249, 183.33
3,803,000.00
2,898,000.00
2,480,000.00
6,401,000.00
1,059,000.00
226,000.00
200,500.00
1,615,750.00
3.6
3.2
2.4
2.1
5.4
.9
.2
.2
1.4
Total, textile products-----------------------------
217
12.2
22,932,433.33
19.4
Millwork, sash, doors, etc.-------------------------All other--------------------------------------------
62
72
24
66
10
11
10
3.5
4.2
1.4
3.7
.5
.6
.5
7,278,250.00
4,085, 100.00
1,205,450.00
3,078,375.00
308,500.00
394,200.00
413,500.00
6.2
3.5
1.0
2.6
.3
.3
.3
iyeingandfinishing.III.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.
Men's clothing and furnishings----------------------
Women's clothing and furnishings-------------------
Cooperage and cooperagestock---------------------Wooden turned products----------------------------
.9
Total, lumber and timber products----------------
255
14.4
16,763,375.00
14.2
Paper and allied products:
Containers (boxes, etc.)----------------------------All other--------------------------------------------
7
28
.4
1.6
57,000.00
6,972, 850.00
..1
5.9
Total, paper and allied products-------------------
35
2.0
7,029,850.00
6.0
44
10
13
2.5
.5
..7
630,250.00
548,500.00
119,000.00
.5
.5
..1
67
3.7
1,297,750.00
1. 1
16
8
27
.9
.4
1.6
826, 500.00
637,500.00
867,500.00
.7
.5
.7
51
2.9
14
..8
2,331, 500.00
1,438,500.00
1.2
Printing and allied products:
Book and job printing------------------------------Engraving, lithographing, etc.-----------------------All other--------------------------------------------
Total, printingand alliedproducts---------------Chemical and allied products:
Paints, varnishes,and alliedproducts--------------Fertilizers------------------------------------------All other---------------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Total, chemical and allied products---------------Rubber products, total.---------------------------------See footnotes at end of table.
1.9
86
REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
CORPORATION
TABLE 11.-Loans authorized ( and commitments outstanding as of Mar. 31, 1936)
to industrial or commercial business under sec. 5d of the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation Act, as amended (including purchases of participations, and agree
ments to purchase participations, in loans), by industries—Continued
[From June 19,1934, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive)
N u m b e r | Per-
Industry
of bor-1 | cent
of
rowers
total
Manufacturing—Continued.
Leather and its manufactures:
Boots and shoes
Amount a u
thorized
Per
cent
totalof
19
20
1.1 || $1,374,500.00
1.1
1,053,176.84
39
2.2
2,427,676.84
2.1
Stone, granite, slate, etc.----------------------------Sand, gravel-----Brick and tile, etc
Concrete products-Limestone products
Glass products
Pottery-All other-------------------------------
28
10
42
7
11
9
9
13
1.6
.5
2.4
.4
.6
.5
..5
.7
1,494,500.00
886, 100.00
2,241,895.11
168,000.00
1,135,500.00
326,500.00
763,600.00
1,020,700.00
1.3
.7
1.9
.1
1-0
.3
.6
.9
Total, stone, clay, and glass products--------------
129
7.2
8,036,795. 11
6.8
35
34
19
11
24
2.0
1.9
1.1
..6
1.3
3,141,000.00
2,344,400.00
2,145,000.00
954,515.00
3,773,000.00
2.7
2.0
1.8
.8
3.2
123
6.9
12,357,915.00
10.5
23
21
25
1.3
1.2
1.4
672,000.00
1,832,800.00
1,821,500.00
.5
1.6
1.5
69
3.9
4,326,300.00
3.7
10
22
25
15
47
.5
1.2
1.4
.9
2.7
665,000.00
1,469,400.00
1,215, 100.00
952, 500.00
5,637,466.66
.6
1.2
1-0
-8
4.8
119
6.7
9,939,466.66
8.4
42
2.4
4,664,000.00
3.9
27
14
15
31
18
1.5
..8
.8
1.8
1.0
461,600.00
200,300.00
377,700.00
885,500.00
370, 500.00
.4
.2
.3
Total, wholesale trade
Retail trade:
Food products--------------------------------------Hardware, paints, etc.-----------------------------Department stores----------------------------------General stores--------------------------------------Auto sales, service stations--------------------------
105
5.9
2,295,600.00
1.9
12
7
13
16
21
.7
.4
Grain and feed,fuel,ice, building materials, etc.-----
34
Furniture------------------------------------------All other-------------------------------------------Total, retail trade--------------------------------All other:
Mining:
Coal------------------------------------------------All other--------------------------------------------
-
All other---------------------
-
Total, leather manufactures-----------------------
1.2
.9
Stone, clay,andglassproducts:
Iron, steel, and their products (excluding machinery):
Foundry products (castings, forgings, etc.)Structural and ornamental iron and steel
Stoves, ranges, furnaces----------
-
-
-
-
Hardware, plumbing, and supplies
All other----------------------------Total, iron and steel and products-----------------
Nonferrous metals and their products:
Metal alloysand products (brass, bronze, etc.)
Metal stampings, stamped and enamel wareAll other-------------------------------------
-
-
Total, nonferrous metals and their products------Machinery (excluding transportation equipment):
####". implements---------------------
Electrical machinery, apparatus, and supplies
General machinery and equipment
Machine tools
All other----Total, machinery----------------------------------
Transportation equipment (automobileaccessories,etc.),
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Wholesale and retail trade:
Wholesale trade:
Food products--------------------------------------Hardware, paints, etc.-----------------------------Petroleum products--------------------------------Grain and feed, fuel, ice, building materials, etc.----All other--------------------------------------------
.7
.3
8
22
.9
1.2
1.9
.4
1.3
26,550.00 -------66,650.00
.1
2,378,000.00
1.9
66,005.00
.1
193,750.00
.2
465,260.00
.4
236,500.00
.2
181,202.86
.2
133
7.5
3,613,917.86
3.1
19
10
1.1
.5
4,262,976.50
1,357,000.00
3.6
1.2
Total, mining-------------------------------------
29
1.6
34
35
61
1.9
2.0
3.5
5,619,976.50
863,955.26
1,359.300.00
4.8
Laundries, dry cleaning,total.--------------------------Contracting, etc., total---------------------------------Not classified, total.-------------------------------------Grand total.------------------------------------------
1,775
.7
794,400.00
.7
1.2
2.4
100.0 | 117,994,411.56
100.0
*Number ofborrowersrepresents the number ofapplicants towhom loans have been authorized or com
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* Excludes mining loans authorized under sec. 14 ofthe actapproved June 19,1934, asamended.
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REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE CORPORATION
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TABLE 13. Total authorizations; commitments outstanding (as of Mar 31, 1986);
purchases ofsecuritiesfrom Public Works Administration; and allocations to other
governmental agencies and for direct relief
[From Feb. 2, 1932, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive]
A m o u n t of a u
thorizations,
commitments
outstanding,
purchases of se
curities from
Public Works
Administration,
Amount
disbursed
a n d allocations
Loans and other authorizations
Commitments outstanding as of Mar. 31, 1936-----Purchases ofsecurities from Public Works Administrat
$7,463,175,165.63
147,363, 132.38
436,884,455.46
$5,635,292,812.40
Total--------------------------------------------------------- 8,047,422,753. 47
6,022,228,067.86
386,935,255.46
Allocations:
SecretaryofAgriculture forcroploans--------------------------
115,000,000.00
Capital of regional agricultural credit corporations (reallocated
from amount originally allocated to Secretary of Agriculture—
includes $15,000,000 held in revolving fund).-----------------Governor of Farm Credit Administration (reallocated from
amount originally allocated to Secretary of Agriculture).------
44,500,000.00
44,500,000.00
40,500,000.00
40,500,000.00
200,000,000.00
200,000,000.00
Regional agricultural credit corporations for expenses prior to
M a y 27, 1933
Regional agricultural credit corporations forexpenses since M a y
-
115,000.000.00
3,108,397.63
3,108,397.63
12,640,000.00
10,731,960.63
124,741,000.00
100,000,000.00
98,542,000.00
2,600,000.00
145,000,000.00
145,000,000.00
Secretary of the Treasury to pay for capital of Federal Home
Loan Banks-------------------------------------------------Land bank commissioner to make loans to joint-stockland banks
Land bank commissioner to make loans to farmers
artin
original allocation reduced by reallocation to Federa
Mortgage Corporation)
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation to make loans to
er s
(reallocated from $200,000,000originally allocated to land-bank
commissioner)-----------------------------------------------Secretary of the Treasury to pay for capital of H o m e Owners'
Loan Corporation--------------------------------------------Federal Housing Administrator (amount stated is amount dis
bursed: total allocation not limited to specific amount)-------
º
Total toother governmental agencies by direction ofCongress--
For direct relief under Federal Emergency Relief Act of 1933.---For direct reliefunder Emergency Appropriation Act, fiscalyear
55,000,000.00
55,000,000.00
200,000,000.00
200,000,000.00
39,000,000.00
39,000,000.00
879,489,397.63
753,982,358.26
300,000,000.00
500,000,000.00
299,984,999.00
499,991,400.82
500,000,000.00
500,000,000.00
500,000,000.00
500,000,000.00
Total allocationsfor directrelief by direction of Congress----- 1,800,000,000.00
1,799,976,399.82
Total allocations to other governmental agencies and for direct
2,679,489,397.63
18,659,335.37
2,553.958,758.08
17,410,245.40
2,698,148,733.00
2,571.369,003.48
Grand total of authorizations, commitments outstanding,
purchases of securities from Public Works Administration,
and allocations---------------------------------------------- 10,745.571,486.47
8,593,597,071.34
90
REPORT of T H E RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION
TABLE 14.—Names and compensation of directors, officers, and employees of the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, receiving from the Corporation more than
$400 per month, as of Mar. 31, 1936
W A S H I N G T O N OFFICE
Name
sº,
Title
º
:
- Treasurer----
Specialcounsell
S
olicitor---------------------------------C
Special assistant--------------------------
-
Chief Examiner, Railroad Division
Chief, Agency Division-----------
-
Chief, Examining Division--
Special representative-------
-
- Special examiner------------ Examiner--------------------Chief, Industrial Loan DivisionAssistant chief, Agency Division--Assistant chief, Ex
Division---------------------do
-
Persons, Henry Z
Mandeville,
-
-
Daylor, R.
Klossner, H. J
§
º
-
J
- - -
Special representative------Griffin, D. BRibenack, W. C.
Hamilton, Claude E., JrLaughlin,
Sullivan, William W-------------Johnson. W . J.---------
# .
Marfield, C. Howard.
Costello, W . C.------Baxter, Worman W .
Macartney, MortonWilson, J. C.----------------------Corcoran, Thomas G--
#eenan,Frankj...
Gelbach, Loring L
Shaver, Clem---------------------Allen, Ronald H.-Elliott, David C .
Berrett, R. W-------
Chadduck, H.
Assistant chief, Industrial Loan
- Assistant treasurer------------------Assistant chief, Examining Division- C
1
-
-
- - - - - - -
-
-
- Assistant chief, Examining Division----Assistant chief, Industrial Loan Division
Assistant to the chairman----------------
-
-
-
-] Assistant to the Directors.
-1 Chief engineer----------------------Assistant chief, Examining Division- Counsel------------------------------ Financial adviser-------------------- Assistant chief, Exami
Division-| Special assistant to the Directors-----
-
-
-
-
-
-
Assistant secretary--------------------E
iner----------------------------------
W.
Parks, Thoma s E-----------------------|-----do-------------------------------
Parrish,joel R.
o
Satterfield, W . RHenry, John L.--Sullivan, Harry LHobson, Alfred T-
Kelley,Jerome T---
-
-
- Special repr
ive
- Assistant treasurer-------------------------------- Assistant Secretary--
Assistant treasurer--
-
-
Unzicker, Willard E--------------------|-----do-----------Moore, Milton K---E x am in e r
Price, Jacob L--------------------------|-----d o -- Watson, William P---------------------|-----do--Taylor, Tyre---------------------Counsel--------------------Hoyt, James AAssistant to Mr. Merriam--Grantham, J. P----- Assistant chief auditor---------------------------Dodds, Chauncey Y-------------------Drainage, Levee, and Irrigation
-
-
-
-
-
-
cººner,
s io n.
Rossman, Richard
Homire, James L.
91
REPORT OF T H E RE CONST RUCTI ON FI NA NC E CORPORATION
TABLE 14.—Names and compensation of directors, officers, and employees of the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, receiving from the Corporation more than
$400 per month, as of Mar. 31, 1936–Continued
Name
Title
-
Armistead, Robert P
Boggs, Verner-------------------------Cloninger, C. W----------------------Greer, Frank H----------------------Griffin, Charles N.--------------------Howard, Ernest B--------------------Lawrence, Donald E
Lewis, Charles B---------------------Mielenz, Louis M--------------------O'Bleness, E. J.-----------------------Reed, W . 0---------------------------Seabury, R. M-----------------------Seeley, Harold J.----Stafford, Bayard C-.
Tonks, William---Toole, J. E.----------Wadden, Thomas A-------------------Ward, Maxwell
Young, R. D.--------------------------Goertner, Francis B.----Schneider, John ThomasSmith, Charles A.-------Barnett, Frank H--Blair, Smith------Fort, James L.--Hoeltzel, Lloyd C.
Galt, Alexander B
Knarr, M . W--------------------------- Assistant to the secretary------------------------Swift, W . E.----------------------------- Chief engineer, Drainage, Levee, and Irrigation
Division.
Farrell, Edward A.---------------------- Supervising accountant--------------------------Lescallett, George A
Chief, authorization-cancelation section
Oddie, Tasker L--Special field representative--Williams, T.A.-Special representative-Supervising engineer
# .
Salary per
$541.67
541.67
541.67
541.67
541.67
541.67
541.67
541.67
541.67
541.67
541.67
541.67
541.67
541.67
541. 67
541. 67
541.67
541.67
541. 67
541. 67
541.67
541.67
541.67
520.
516.67
500.00
Stansfield, Edgar A-Wolford, Albert M-Wright, Charles M--------------------Brown, Franklin Q., Jr.----
- - - - -d o
Kannee, Henry M.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.
Merritt, Arthur B
Liaison representative-------------------Administrative assistant, Agency Division
Chief clerk
483
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Burrowes, Alfred D__
Henrich, William A
Hº:
James O.---ce, G e o
Coke, º
H.-.George. W
,W . C., Jr.--
Il Counse
92
REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
FINANCE
CORPORATION
TABLE 14.—Names and compensation of directors, officers, and employees of the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, receiving from the Corporation more than
$400 per month, as of Mar. 31, 1936—Continued
Name
Title
Wilson, Robert G----------------------- Counsel------------------------------------------Joyce, Walter E-Administrative assistant--Appraiser-----------------Administrative assistantGunderson, Harvey J.-------------------! Counsel---------------Hutchinson, A. S.-----------------------|-----do-----------McCarthy, Arthur F-------------------|-----do-------------Armstrong, W . C-----------------------|-----do-------------Fletcher, Lloyd-------------------------|-----do---------Gale, George J--------------------------|-----do-------German, Charles Z---------------------|-----do-----Goodale, Robert C.Stewart, C. H--------------------------|-----do-----------Hill, George H.,
Klagsbrunn, Hans A--------------------|-----do---------- - - - - -
Livingston, Schuyler W----------------|----Holland, Bernard P., Jr.--
Randolph, Hollins N.-------------------|----Baden, James H------------------------| Examiner---------Dawson, Donald SFutterer, Charles-----------------------|-----do-------------Herrmann, Herbert J.-------------------|-----do--------------------------------Pendleton, E d m u n d ERogers, Hatton B-----------------------|-----do-------------------------------Stafford, D. N--------------------------|----Willett, William E.---------------------|----Williams, John F-----------------------|-----do-------Robert, F. H----Supervising engineerRiddel, James L.-Chief, interest section------------Collins, James H----------------------Easley, Robert J.------------------------| Appraiser------------------------------Mashburn, L. W .
Ralls, Frank C----Wagner, Walter D-Worthington, L. S.----------------------
Sa
month
$450.00
450.00
450.00
433.33
433-33
433-33
433.33
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
416.67
L O A N AGENCIES 1
Atlanta, Ga.:
Cocke, Erle ------------------------ Manager-----------------------------------------Chadwell, W . A.-------------------- Assistant manager-------------------------------Birmingham, Ala.:
Cottingham, T. J.------------------- Manager-----------------------------------------Lapsley. John W------------------- Agency office counsel-----------------------------Boston, Mass.:
Carney, Joseph P------------------- Manager-----------------------------------------Jones, Raiph B--------------------- Assistant manager
Hagerty, John J.--------------------|-----do------------scºtt, William N.III.I.I.I.I.I.I.I. Chief examiner-Kaplan, Monroe-------------------- Examiner---- Pheeny, Harold A.------------------|-----do----Charlctte, N.C.: Campbell, John A., Jr-l Manager-----------------------------------------Chicago, Ill.:
Gallagher, F. D---------------------|----- 0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Black, Craig O.--Assistant manager-------------------------------alker, Lee------------------------ Attorney-----------------------------------------Ernst, D. W------------------------ Chief, Loan Liquidation Division-----------------
Fordyce, William C----------------
Examiner-----------------------------------------
Mattingly, B.Archibald.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.T.do---------------------------------------------
Attorney-----------------------------------------Hoel, M . O.-------------------------|-----do--------------------------------------------Gregson, William F.
Examiner----------------------------------------Mudgett, C. F----------------------|-----do--------------------------------------------Standish, M . L.------------Assistant to the manager-------------------------Townsend, Bruce----------Field representative------------------------------Walters, Harold S-Attorney
Gill, Charles R--Ex am i ne rTuohy, Arthur--do----Boysen, Louis K-------------------- Appraiser
er, H. A.---------------------
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
$625.00
416.67
600.00
500.00
833.33
541.67
500.00
458.33
416.67
416.67
500.00
833-33
625.00
70s. 33
625.00
625.00
625.00
625.00
550.00
541.67
500.00
500.00
500.00
450.00
458.33
416.67
(*)
1.Except as herein indicated, attorneyshandling legal matters of the variousagencies ofthe Corporation
do not receive salaries but are paid in the customary way according to the character and volume of the
work performed and therefore are not included.
* Employed on per diem basis at $20 per day. Compensation for January, $540; for February, $470
for March, $510.
REPORT OF T H E
RECONSTRUCTION
93
FINANCE CORPORATION
TABLE 14.—Names and compensation of directors, officers, and employees of the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, receiving from the Corporation more than
$400 per month, as of Mar. 31, 1936—Continued
Name
º
Salary per
Title
Cleveland, Ohio:
C
der. F. S.--------------------- Manager--------------------------------Davies, M. C.
Assistant managerWadsworth, J. L.-------------------|-----do-------------------------------------------Kill
,James M
Chief, Loan Liquidation Division
Dallas, Tex.:
Manager-----------------------------------------Detroit, Mich.:
- - - - - - - - -
Hewitt, Charles H------
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
do--------------------------------------------
Nelson, F
Assistant manager-------------------------------Massnick, Alfred W
Officecounsel------------------------------------Jacksonville, Fia. Farwell,
Manager-----------------------------------------Kansas City,
Hodges. Frank---------------------|-----do-------------------------------------------Po
David H- Assistant manager-------------------------------Rice,
1 V--------------1 Counsel-----------------------------------------Little Rock, Ark.: Jarrett,J. W-------- Manager------------------------------------------
$750.00
541.67
500.00
500.00
700.00
833.33
416. 67
500.00
500.00
833.33
416.67
500.00
500.00
Los Angeles, Calif.;
mas C----------------------do--------------------------------------------
-
Haight, Hector C------------------- Assistant manager-------------------------------Abell, J. Fort------Manager-----------------------------------------Hum
,Lovell M--------------- Assistant manager--------------------------------inn.:
M
Ben C------------------- Manager-----------------------------------------Power, George. C------------------- Assistant manager--------------------------------Nashville, Tenn.:
Gardenhire, J. M------------------- Manager-----------------------------------------Davis, Lee-------------------------- Assistant manager---------N e w Orleans, La.:
Buskie, George F------------------Robertson, George W.
Green, Justin-----Knight, M . J.-Griffin, James LMcCain, H. L.----Snowden--------------N e w York, N.Y.:
Ahearn, Tho mas J., Jr.-------------- Manager-----------------------------------------Tyree, Young
- Assistant manager-------------------------------Smith, Frederick P
- Counsel------------------------------------------Farthing, William J.-- Examiner----------------------------------------Weinstein, Walter H- Special assistant----------------------------------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
700.00
416.67
479. 17
416.67
Mi
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
M º º
-
-
-
-
-
-
Hannan. Edward A.
Evarts, Effingham.
Summers, George--
fºr t º # .
Boothe, David F----h, Thom as P-Reilly, Edward J.-I
- Examiner-----------------------------------------
- Assistant agency counsel-------------------------- Attorney------------------------------------------ Special assistant----------------------------------d
K a
625.00
450.00
583.33
458.33
833.33
500.00
458.33
458.33
416.67
416.67
416.67
833.
625.00
833.33
791.67
750.00
666. 67
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
483. 33
458.33
Acting assistant manager.-------------------------
Qfficeattorney-----------------------------------Exa mine r--- -
Stap
Waters, W . Murray--Salt Lake
Utah: Smit
San Antonio, Tex.: Meersche
San Francisco, Calif.:
-
§§
Manager------------------------------------Assistant manager
i:
94
R EPORT OF T H E RE CON ST RU CT ION FI NAN CE CORPORATION
TABLE 15.-Statement of cash receipts and expenditures during the first quarter,
Jan. 1, 1936, to Mar. 31, 1936, inclusive (Corporation's accounts with Treas.
urer of United States)
Cash balance atthe closeofbusiness Dec. 31,1935, as per the books ofthe treasurer ofthe
Corporation----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11,312,475.
Add: Checks
1935
$11,312,475.25
$4,574. 16
-
648.55
5,222.71
Adjusted cash balance atthe closeofbusiness Dec. 31, 1935-------------------------- 11,317,697.96
Receipts:
Sale of notes---------------------------------------------------------- $270,125,000.00
Repayments on loans:
To banks and trust companies (including re
ceivers)
T o credit unions-----T o building and lo
ivers)
-- $100,531, 112.23
00
15,
1,574,292. 52
423, 159. 16
10, 107,647.43
3,376.17
25,351. 11
6,493, 167. 10
8,610,364.
621,636.7
833. 32
T o industrial and commercial business--T o mining, milling, and smelting businessO n assets of closed banks—sec. 5e------------
For self-liquidatingprojects(par $2,066,349.47).---For repair or reconstruction of property damaged
by earthquake, etc.:
Under Sec. 201—a, act of July 21, 1932, as
amended-------------------------------------Under act of Apr. 13, 1934, as amended.----
1,523,880.31
,000.
69,625.27
1,992,909, 63
60,608.34
7,989.50
For financing sale ofagriculturalsurpluses in for
eign markets------------------------------------
442,677.06
For financing the carrying and orderly marketing
of agricultural commodities and livestock pro
duced in the United States:
Commodity Credit Corporation.-------------Other-----------------------------------To drainage, levee, and irrigation districts
Secured by preferred stock-insurance companies-Secured by nreferred stock—banks and trust c o m
panies------------------------------------------
1,113,847. 51
9,476.64
53,549.98
100,500.00
497,938.64
135,495, 128.20
Preferred stock, capital note and debenture retire
ments--------------------------------------------
Relief disbursements (1932 act) repaid--------------Capital reductions, regional agricultural credit corpora
Sale of securities purchased from Federal Emergency Administration
of Public Works
Interest and discount collected.-Dividends collected on preferred
interim receipts)---------------------------------------------------Interest collected on capital notes and debentur
Accrued interest on notes sold----------------------------------------Deferred credits—premium on sale of securities purchased from other
governmental
cies-----Reimbursable expense collected.---------------------------------------
Repayments on advances forcareand preservationofcollateral
Collections on collateral (cash collateral)
Liquidation ofcollateralpurchased.---Premium on securitiessold------------------
Deposits with bidsforpurchaseofsecurities -------------------------Remittances held in suspense----------------------------------------Unallocated-pending advices-----------------------------------------
Miscellaneous (includingamounts credited inerror)-------------------
22,938,191.78
158,677.00
5,000,000.00
95,204,960. 27
15,424,649.82
10,236,850.43
3,277,928.82
338.54
2,264,187.85
396,023.59
823,010.54
88,297.85
163,060.48
112,137.20
10,000.00
26,975, 101.15
4,715,396.23
130,227.33
593, 539,167.08
604,856,865.04
Expenditures:
of notes
$191,000,000.00
Loan disbursements:
T o banks and trust companies (including receivers)- $13,677,900.45
T o building and loan associations
64,929. 52
To mortgage-loan companies---------------3,843,502.90
T o railroads---------------------------------------- 1,600,000.00
T o State funds for insurance of deposits of public
moneys-----------------------------------------2,300,000.00
T o fishing industry------------------24,250.00
T o industrial a n d comm erc ial business-- 9,918,383.12
T o mining, milling, and smelting business--------138,000.00
Retir
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TABLE 15.-Statement of cash receipts and expenditures during the first quarter,
Jan. 1, 1936, to Mar. 31, 1986, inclusive (Corporation's accounts with Treasurer
of United States)—Continued
Expenditures.—Continued.
Loan disbursements.-Continued.
O n assets of closed banks—sec. 5e-----------------For self-liquidating projects (par $15,602,000)-------
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$43,864.88
15,416, 941.02
For repair or reconstruction of property d
by earthquake, etc.:
Under section 201—a, act of July 21, 1932, as
amended-------------------------------------
900.00
Under act of Apr. 13, 1934, as amended--------38,075.00
For
the carrying and orderly marketing of
agricultural commodities and livestock produced
in the United States:
Commodity credit corporation
31,259,992.33
Other---------------------------978,977.26
T o drainage, levee and irrigation districts
3,448,896.76
Secured by preferred stock—banks and trust c o m p a
nies---------------------------------------------120,200.00
—
$82,874,813.24
Purchases of preferred stock, capital notes and debentures—banks and
trust companies----------------------------------------------------15,674,514.00
Purchases of securities from Federal Emergency Administration of
Public Works------------------------------------------------------- 92,821, 188.00
Withdrawal by T he R. F. C. Mortgage Co. of funds held for it------2,888,902.42
Allocations to other governmental agencies:
T o Secretary of the Treasury for purchase ofStock of
Federal ho me loan banks------------------------- $4,146,300.00
For expensesregional agriculturalcredit corporations
(under F arm Credit Administration).-----------491,000.00
;
Fore
xpensesFederalEmergency ReliefAdministra
tion----------------------------------------------
3,297.23
For relief under Emergency Relief Appropriation
200,000,000.00
—
204,640,
Advances for care and preservation of collateral.----------------------1,279,
Advancesforcareand preservationand expenseofcollateralpurchased.-31,
Refund of interest and dividend overpayments.----------------------651,
Release of cash collateral------------------------120,
Interest on cash collateral to rediscounts---------5,
Discount rebates and refund of unearned discount-Release of funds held in suspense----------------3,690,
Interest o n notes-----------------------------------------------------2,235,
Accrued interest on Securities purchased.------------------------------588,
Furniture and fixtures-----------------------------------------------6,
Expense-General----------------------------------------------------1,233,
Expense-Loan agency-----------------------------------------------1,046,
Expense—Custodian-134,1
Reimbursable expense------------------------------------------------360,639.53
Act-1985----------------------------------------
Miscellaneous (includingrefundsand adjustmentsforamounts credited
in error)------------------------------------------------------------389,812.64
—$601,674,927.54
Cash balance at the close of business Mar. 31, 1936-----------------------------------
3,181,937.50
NotE.-In addition to funds on deposit with the Treasurer ofthe United States,custodianbanksheld
in suspense funds which amounted to$227,519.30at the closeofbusiness Dec. 31,1935,and $206,525.62atthe
close of business Mar. 31, 1936.
TABLE 16.-Statement of condition as ofthe close of business, Mar. 31, 1936
assets
Cash on deposit with Treasurer of United States
Funds held in suspense by custodian banks-----Petty cash funds, travel and other advances
Allocated forexpenses regional agricultural credit corporations priorto M a y 27, 19331-----Allocated for expenses regional agricultural credit corporations since M a y 26, 1933 (under
Fa rm Credit Administration) -------------------------------------------------------Allocated for Federal Emergency Relief Administration (1933 Relief Act)
Allocated for Federal Emergency Relief Administration (under Emergency Appro
tion Act of 1935) a
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$3,181,937. 50
206,525.62
17,052.60
3, 108,397.63
12,640,000.00
500,000,000.00
500,000,000.00
1 Sec. 201 (e) ofthe Emergency Reliefand Construction Act of 1932, provides that all expenses incurred
inconnection with the operation ofthe regional agricultural credit corporations shall be paid by the Recon
struction Finance Corporation. Under theprovisionsofthisactthecorporationhasallocated$15,748,397.63
for such expenses.
*Title II of the “Emergenc
Act, fiscal year 1935”, approved June 19, 1934, provides:
*
* * That not exceeding $500,000,000 in the
of any savings or unobligated balances in funds
of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation may, in the discretion of the President, be transferred and
§
º
applied tothe purposes ofthe Federal Emergency ReliefAct of1933and/or titleIIofthe National Indus
trial Recovery Act, * * *.” Under thisact$500,000,000has been transferred tothe Federal Emergency
Relief Administration.
78303–36–7
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TABLE 16.-Statement of condition as of the close of business, Mar. 31, 1936–
Continued.
Allocated under Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of1935s
Allocated to Secretary of Treasury"----------------------------------------Allocated to Secretary of Treasury &
Allocated to Land Bank Commissioner"-------------------------------Less—Reallocated to Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Allocated to Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Allocated to Federal Housing Administrator 7
Allocated to Secre
of Agriculture *----------------------------------Less—Realloca
as capital regional agricultural
credit corporations-------------------------- $44,500,000.00
to Governor of Farm Credit Ad- 40,500,000.00
R ºDistration-------------------------------º,
* * r º v .
— `_85,000,000.00
Capitalregionalagriculturalcorporations-------------------------------Allocatedforrevolvingfund (capitalregionalagriculturalcreditcorpora
115,000,000.00
29,500,000.00
tions)----------------------------------------------------------------- 15,000,000.00
—
Allocated to Governor Farm Credit Administration-------------------------------------Reliefauthorizations (1932 act):Advances to Governors of States and Territories, proceeds
bursed.---------------------------------------------------------------------Interest on notes issued forfunds forallocationsand reliefadvances
280,025,518.00
18,659,335.37
Relief authorizations (1932 act): Advances to municipalities and political subdivisions
including Puerto Rico,proceedsdisbursed (lessrepayments)---------------------------
16,442.453.00
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-
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Loans under sec. 5:
Proceeds disbursed (less repayments):
Banks and trust companies"------------------------------------ 288,465,047. 57
Credit unions----------------------------312,885. 16
Building and loan associations'--------------------5,631,448.47
Insurance companies---------------------------------5,750,329.53
Federal land banks-------------------34,723,269.48
Joint-stockland banks---------------1,945,442.99
Livestock credit corporations-958,676.47
Mortgage loan companies”-----124,767,025.23
Agricultural credit corporations759,936.92
Railroads (including receivers)---------------------389,239,496.32
Statefundsforinsurance ofdeposits ofpublic moneys.
2,351,739.77
Fishing industry-----------------------------------------------589,786.45
—
Proceeds not yet disbursed:
Banks and trust companies"------------------------------------ 69,265,326.54
Building and loan associations'----------------------315,000.00
Insurance companies-----------------------------------40,000.00
Mortgage loan companies”------------------------------- 98,113,965.01
Railroads (including receivers)---------------------------------- 103,013, 148.
Fishing industry-----------------51,480.23
—
-
44,500,000.00
40,500,000.00
-
-
855,495,084.36
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
270,798,919.78
*The Emergency ReliefAppropriation Act of1935,approved Apr.8,1935,provides:“Thatin orderto
provide relief, work relief, and to increase employment by providing for useful projects, there is hereby
appropriated, * * * to be used in the discretion and under the direction ofthe President, to be i m m e
ately available and to remain available untilJune 30, 1937, " " " not exceeding $500,000,000in the
aggregate of any savings or unexpended balances in funds ofthe Reconstruction Finance Corporation;
* * .” $500,000,000has been disbursed by the corporation under these provisions of the act.
*Sec. 2 ofthe Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, as amended, provides that “in order to enable
theSecretaryofthe Treasury tomake payments upon stock of Federal homeioºnbankssubscribedforby
him inaccordance with the Federal Home Loan Bank Act, thesum of$125,000,000or so much thereofas
may be necessaryforsuch pur
,ishereby allocated and made available to the Secretary ofthe Treasury
* * *”. The amount of such stock subscribed for by the Secretary of the Treasury is$124,741,000.
*Sec. 4-b of the H o m e Owners' Loan Act of 1933 provides that to enable the Secretary of the Treasury
to make payments forsubscriptions by him to the capital stock ofthe Home Owners' Loan Corporation
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation shall allocate and make available to the Secretary of the Treas
ury,thesum of$200,000,000orsomuch thereofas may be necessary. The amount ofsuch stocksubscribed
forby theSecretary ofthe Treasury is$200,000,000and thisamount has been paid to him.
* Sec. 30 (a) of the Emergency Farm Mortgage Act of 1933, as amended, made $100,000,000 available
to the Farm Loan (now land bank) Commissioner for loans to joint-stock land banks, of which $2,500,000
has been paid to him. Sec. 32 ofthe same act made $200,000,000available to the Farm Loan (now land
bank) Commissioner for direct loans to farmers, ofwhich $145,000,000 w a s º : to the Land Bank C o m
missionerand theremainder$55,000,0000reallocatedand paidtothe Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
under sec. 3 of the Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation Act.
*Sec.4oftheNationalHousingAct providesthat“the Reconstruction FinanceCorporationshallmake
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available to the Administrator such funds as he may deem necessary.” Pursuant to this act $39,000,000
hasbeen paid tothe Federal Housing Administrator.
-
*Sec. 2 ofthe Reconstruction,Finance CorporationAct, asamended, made avialable to the Secretar
ofAgriculture$200,000,000. Ofthisamount $135,000,000was paid tohim, ofwhich $20,000,000was returne
to the corporation.
Of the $85,000,000 then held by the Corporation, $44,500,000 was reallocated and dis
bursed as capital ofthe regional agricultural credit corporations (sec.201 (e) Emergency Reliefand Con
struction Act of1932); The remainder, $40,500,000,was made availableand has been paid tothe Governor
: #,Farm
o
Credit Administration, pursuant to the provisions of sec. 5 (a) (1) of the Farm Credit Act
-
* Loans under sec. 5 of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act, as amended, to aid in the reorgan
ization orliquidationofclosedinstitutionshavebeen authorized intheaggregateamount of$1,215,845,157
of which $266,900,749.19 has been canceled. After taking into consideration repayments of $718,687,034.23
items (10) ofthe balance sheet include the balance of$161,951,857.22 representing proceeds disbursed (less
repayments) and $69,306,526.36representingproceedsnotyetdisbursed, exclusiveof$625,000loansapproved
in principle upon the performance ofspecifiedconditions.
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TABLE 16.-Statement of condition as of the close of business, Mar. 31, 1936–
Continued
Loans to industrial and commercial business:
Proceeds disbursed (less repayments)-Proceeds not yet disbursed
Loans to mining, milling, and smelting business:
Proceedsdisbursed(lessrepayments)-------Proceeds not yet disbursed.---------------------------------------------------------Loans on assets of closed banks, sec. 5e:
Proceeds disbursed (less repayments)
Proceeds not yet disbursed.--------------Loans and contracts for self-liquidating projects:
Proceeds disbursed (less repayments) (par $153,933,629)-----------------------------Proceeds not yet disbursed (par $58,809,000)-----------------------------------------
$48,287,429.28
37,214,262.48
975,000.00
6,561,000.00
1,195,230.70
,758.94
151,853, 581.80
58,205,197. 44
Loans for repairor reconstruction of property damaged by earthquake, et
Proceeds disbursed (lessrepayments)
Proceeds not yet disbursed
9,097,788.95
1,537,037. 32
Loans undersec.201—c, forfinancingsaleofagriculturalsurplusesinforeignmarkets: Pro
ceeds disbursed (less repayments)-----------------------------------------------------
13,584,283. 78
Loans for financing the carrying and orderly marketing ofagricultural commodities and
livestock
º :
in the United States:
s disbursed (less repayments)----------------------------------------------Proceeds not yet disbursed.----------------------------------------------------------
305, 567,045. 23
200,824, 517.21
Loans to drainage, levee,and irrigationdistricts:
Proceeds disbursed (lessrepayments)---------------------------------------------Proceeds not yet disbursed.-------------------------------
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Loans to public-school authorities: Proceeds not yet disbursed
Loans secured by preferred stock, insurance companies: Proceeds disbursed (lessrepay
ments)---------------------------------------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - preferredstock, banks and trust companies:
Loans secured
Proceeds disbursed (less
Proceeds not yet disbursed.----------------------------------------------------------
§
ºpºnents
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
53,420, 230.01
64,807,998.41
535,800.00
29,982, 500.00
16,737,917.48
79,000.00
Stock, mortgage companies, sec. 5c:
Purchased.--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Subscription authorized-------------------------------------------------------------
10,000,000.00
2,000,000.00
Preferred stock, banks and trust companies:
Furchased(lessretirements)...........--------------------------------------------
Subscriptions authorized--------------------------Preferred stock, insurance company purchased
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630,970,068.98
30,015,000.00
100,000.00
Capital notesand debentures, banks and trust companies:
Purchased (lessretirements)--------------------------------------------------------
Subscriptionsauthorized------------------------------------------------Purchases ofsecuritiesfrom Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works:
Purchases consummated (lesssales)------------------------------------------------Purchases authorized but not yet consummated.------------------------------------
230,015,725.00
58,819,000.00
151,593,200.00
49,939, 200.00
Advances forcareand preservation ofcollateral:
Proceedsdisbursed(lessrepayments)----------------------------------------------Proceeds not yet disbursed.---------------------------
Collateral purchased (costplus advances and expenses)--Accrued interest and dividends receivable----------------
-
Reimbursable expense--------------------
-
-
Furniture and fixtures------------------------------------------------------ $750,046.
Less allowances fordepreciation--------------------------------------------- 147,843.83
-
Miscellaneous disbursements------------------------------------------------------------
823,568.58
1,261,702. 59
2,925,871.73
37,417,214.59
557,384.34
602,200.36
261,179.02
Total.----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6,032,461, 118.08
Payable on certificate of Federal E m e
Payable to Secretary of the Treasury
Payable to Land Bank Commissioner *
-
8,599.18
26, 199,000.00
97,400,000.00
-
Cailable by Farm Credit Administration for expenses ofregional
porations"--------------------------Payable for capital regional agricultural
Liability for funds held as cash collateral
Liability for deposits with bids-------Liability for funds held for other agenci
Proceeds not yet disbursed:
Loans under sec. 5------------------------Loans to industrial and commercial business--Loans to mining, milling, and smelting business
Loans on assets of closed banks, sec. 5e------Loans and contracts forSelf-liquidating projec
-
-
-
-
-
-
Loansforrepairorreconstructionofpropertydamaged by
*
-
Loans forfinancing the carrying and orderly marketing ofagricultural commoditi
and livestock produced in the United States--Loans to drainage, levee, and irrigation districts
Loans to public-school authorities--------------------------
-
Loans secured by preferred stock,banks and trust compani
Advances for care and preservation of collateral------------
1,908,039.37
15,000.000.00
340,259.35
10,000.00
6,129,790. 10
270,798,919.78
37,214, 262.48
6,561,000.00
377,758.94
58,205,197.44
1,537,037.32
200,824, 517.21
64,807,998.41
535,800.00
79,000.00
1,261,702.59
Subscription authorizations:.
Stock, mortgage companies, sec. 5c--------Preferred stock banks and trust companies--------Capital notes and debentures banks and trust compan
Purchases of securities from Federal Emergency A dm in
Authorized------------------------------------------------------------------------
000.
000.
10 Represents undisbursed portion ofestimated expenses ofthe regional agricultural credit corporations
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1936.
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TABLE 16.-Statement of condition as of the close of business, Mar. 31, 1936–
Continued
LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL-continued
Cash receiptsnot allocated pending advices--------------------------------------------Miscellaneous liabilities (including suspense)
Liability for funds held pending adjustmentUnearned discount-----------------------Interest paid in advance-----------------------Interest and dividend refunds and rebates payable
Interest accrued------------------------------------------------------------------------Deferred credits:
$4,715,396.23
17,404,108.85
424.05
149,633.25
478,553.35
176,500.03
20,885,330.97
Profits from sale of securities purchased from other governmental
encies (net)------------------------------------------------------ $4,912, 154.18
Collections on collateral purchased
- 1,259,937.95
Income on collateral purchased.-----------------------------251,978.04
Other---------------------------------------------------------------221,369.75
-
-
-
6,645,439.92
---- 4,426,584,656.67
500,000,000.00
Surplus Dec. 31, 1935 (adjusted)------------------------------------- 115,652,253.80
Reserve for self insurance------------------------------------------------150,000.00
—
115,802,253.80
Interestand dividendsearned lessinterestand expensesJan.1,1936through Mar. 31,19369,646,728.76
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Notes, series G, H, J, and K
Capital stock----------------------------------------------------
Total----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6,032,461,118.08
In addition to loans and other authorizations reflected on the statement ofcondition, the corporation has
approved in principle,upon t h e . . . ; of specified conditions, loans in the amount of $96,934,901.97,
purchasesofpreferredstock and debenturesin the amount of$40,428,230.41,and purchaseofstockofa mort
f. company inthe amount of$10,000,000. The amount of$96,934,901.97includes$3,170,000trusteecertif.
cates of the Western Pacific Railroad Co. and $1,000,000 equipment trust certificatesof the Lehigh Valley
§ººd Co. which may ultimately be purchased from Federal Emergency Administration of Public
ork s.
Under theprovisionsofsec.5 (b) ofan actapproved June 16,1934(Public, No.362,73d Congress) thecor
poration isrequired topurchase debentures or other obligations ofthe Federal Deposit Insurance Corpo
ration, upon itsrequest, up to but not exceeding $250,000,000. The corporation has not been called upon
to purchase any such obligations.
his statement ofcondition does not take into consideration expenditures incurred but not paid by the
corporation at the closeofbusiness March 31, 1936,nor income ofregionalagricultural credit corporations
whose capital stock was subscribed by the corporation.
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