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7/18/2019 h42_19541222.pdf http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/h4219541222pdf 1/3 BOARD OF  GOVERNORS OF THE  FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM (For  Immediate Release) December  22,  CONDITION OF  WEEKLY REPORTING MEMBER BANKS IN  LEADING CITIES The  condition statement  of  weekly reporting member banks  in  leading citie shows  the  following principal changes for the  week ended December  15:  Increas of  $14.22 million  in  holdings  of  United States Government securities, $375 milli reserve balances with Federal Reserve Banks, $1,3U3 million  in  demand deposits adjusted,  and  $527 million in  demand deposits credited  to  domestic banks; and decrease  of  $U7U million  in  United States Government deposits. Commercial, industrial,  and  agricultural loans increased  in  most district a  total of $10k  million at all  reporting member banks;  the  principal increases •3I4 million in the  Chicago District, $19  million in the  Dallas District, and 0 million each in the  Cleveland and St.  Louis districts. Changes according  to i dustry appear  in  another press release. Loans  to  brokers  and  dealers  for  purc ing or  carrying United States Government  and  other securities increased $289  m lion. Real estate loans increased  $U8  million. "Other" loans increased  $U7 million. Holdings  of  United States Government bonds  and of  Treasury notes decrease and  holdings  of  Treasury certificates  of  indebtedness increased  in  most distri reflecting  new  issues  of  bonds  a nd  certificates  of  indebtedness  in  exchange fo maturing bonds  and  notes. Holdings  of  Treasury bills increased $129  million i New  York City,  $6 3  million in the  Philadelphia District,  $58  million  in  Chicag and by  smaller amounts in all but two of the  other districts;  the  increase at reporting member banks  was  $390 million. Demand deposits adjusted increased  in all but one  district;  the  principal creases were $506 million  in New  York City, $163  million in the San  Francisco
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BOARD

 OF

 GOVERNORS

 OF THE

 FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

(For Immediate Release) December 22, 

CONDITION OF WEEKLY REPORTING MEMBER BANKS IN LEADING CITIES

The condition statement of weekly reporting member banks in leading citie

shows the following principal changes for the week ended December 15:  Increas

of $14.22 million in holdings of United States Government securities, $375 milli

reserve balances with Federal Reserve Banks, $1,3U3 million in demand deposits

adjusted,

 and

 $527 million

 in

 demand deposits credited

 to

 domestic banks;

 and

decrease of $U7U million in United States Government deposits.

Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans increased in most district

a total of $10k million at all reporting member banks; the principal increases

•3I4

million

 in the

 Chicago District,

 $19

 million

 in the

 Dallas District,

 and 0

million each

 in the

 Cleveland

 and St.

 Louis districts. Changes according

 to i

dustry appear in another press release. Loans to brokers and dealers for purc

ing or carrying United States Government and other securities increased $289 m

lion. Real estate loans increased $U8 million. "Other" loans increased $U7

million.

Holdings of United States Government bonds and of Treasury notes decrease

and holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness increased in most distri

reflecting new issues of bonds and certificates of indebtedness in exchange fo

maturing bonds and notes. Holdings of Treasury bills increased $129 million i

New York City, $63 million in the Philadelphia District, $58 million in Chicag

and by

 smaller amounts

 in all but two of the

 other districts;

 the

 increase

 at

reporting member banks

 was

 $390 million.

Demand deposits adjusted increased in all but one district; the principal

creases were $506 million in New York City, $163 million in the San Francisco

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H.4.3

BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

(For

 Immediate Release) December

 16,

CONDITION OF WEEKLY REPORTING MEMBER BASKS IN CENTRAL RESERVE CITIES

(la millions of dollars)

New York City

Dec.

15,

1954

Increase

 or

decrease since

Dec.

1954

Dec. l6,

1953

Dec.

15,

1954

Chicago

Increase 

decrease si

%

ec.

1954

Dec

1

A S S E T S

1/

Loans

 and

 investments adjusted:'

Loans adjusted /

Commercial, industrial, and

agricultural loans

Loans to brokers and dealers

for purchasing or carrying:

U. S,

 Govt, obligations

Other securities

Other loans for purchasing

or carrying:

23,

11,

8 6 9

924

+452

+257

+1,906

- 345

7,558

  - 9 - 907

+ 157

132

7,118

2,893

136

125

+ 77

+ 54

+ 20

+ 3

+

+

2,042  + 1 8 -

+

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H.4.2(a) ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF WEEKLY REPORTING MEMBER BANKS IN LEADING CITIES, DECEMBER 15, 1954

Total

All

Districts

F

e d e r a 1 R e s e r

v e  D i s t r i c t

otal

All

Districts

Boston

New

York

Phila-

delphia

Cleve-

land

Rich-

mond

Atlanta

Chicago

St.

Louis

Minne-

apolis

Kansas

City

Dallas

(in millions of dollars)

A S S E T S

Loans and investments adjusted^/

8 6

 > 7 0

3,744

27,099

3,387

5,973

3,444

3,266

11,801

2,849

1,501

3,454

3,768

Loans adjusted /

40,690 1,962

13,393

1,761

2,435

1,519

1,411

4,585 1,435

701

1,496

2,124

Commercial, industrial, and agr'l loans 22,359

1,140

8,089

909

1,187

691

835 2,739

759

355

920

1,440

Loans to brokers and dealers for

285

16purchasing or carrying securities 2,679 40

2,032

53 115 28 23

285

19 3 10 16

Other loans for purchasing or carrying

86

36

161

14

securities

1,049

23

419

39

74

86

36

161

2 2

14

20

103

Real estate loans 7,136 347

965

207

582

300

108

674 274

146 241

167

Other loans

8 , 1 2 5

451 2,119

590 529

432 431

818

379

192 317

4l6

U. S.

 Government securities

 -

 total

37,174

1,485

10,868

1,170

2,901

1,648

1,557

6,079

1,195

646

1,590

l,4l6

Treasury "bills

2 , 6 1 5

139

984

100 110

106

135

251 91

32

177

129

Treasury certificates of indebtedness

2,763

101

670 98

217

97

191 394

68

67

121

l4l

Treasury notes

8,357

181

2,258

208

733

350

387

1,500

363

187

425

246

U. S. bonds

23,439

1,064

6,956

764

l,84l 1,095

844

3,934

673

360 867

900

Other securities

8,606

297

2,838 456

637 277

298

1,137

219

154

368

228

Loans to banks 730

65

422

21

58

6

7

84 11

6

7

12

Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks 14,355 564

4,930

559 929

542

530 2,086 499 242 633

613

Cash in vault

1 , 0 6 5

82

268

58

101

84

49

124

37

15

44

48

Balances with domestic banks

2,830 113 165 133

168

195

279

348

159

86

363

488

Other assets - net

1 , 8 5 8

107

775

71

86

65 65

115

41

19

44

123

L I A B I L I T I E S

Demand deposits adjusted

57,926

2,997

18,840

2,560

4,060

2,521

2,350

7,624 1,784

956

2,446 2,708

Time deposits except U. S. Government 21,296

601

4,596

580

1,707

701

611

3,178 532

277

561

711

U. S. Government deposits 3,432

160

1 , 0 7 0 145

229

172

123

597

125

71

132 139

Interbank demand deposits:

766

1,884

4oo

Domestic banks

11,953

362 3,456

485

602

540

766

1,884 830

4oo

993

1,021

Foreign banks

1,393

26

1,136

15

8

8

10

44

4

3

2

14

Borrowings:

61 14From Federal Reserve Banks

128

3

— — — —

- -

13

2

22 6 3 61 14

From others

596

4

336 15

18

23

9 75

17

- -

18

l6

Other liabilities

2,438

108

1,195

59

91

6 1

53

157

44

30 34 71

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 8,146

4l4

3,030

370

600

297

272

977

254

129

298

358

l/  Exclusive of loans to banks and after deduction of valuation reserves; individual loan items are shown gx oes

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