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STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS Released for publication B-gOl Friday morning, April 26; Federal Reserve Board not earlier April 25, 1935 CONDITION OF FEDERAL RESERVE BASKS The daily average volume of Federal Reserve tank credit outstanding during the week ended April 2H, as reported "by the Federal Reserve banks, was $2,^77,000,000, an increase of $1,000,000 compared with the preceding week and a decrease of $27,000,000 compared with the corresponding week in 193^* On April 2U total Reserve bank credit amounted to $2,^52,000,000, a decrease of $18,000,000 for the week. This decrease corresponds with decreases of $53,000,000 in money in circulation and $171,000,000 in Treasury cash and deposits with Federal Reserve banks and an increase of $29*000,000 in monetary gold stock, offset in part,by increases of $213,000,000 in member bank reserve balances and $18,000,000 in nonmember deposits and other Federal Reserve accounts. Relatively small changes were reported in holdings of discounted and purchased bills and industrial advances. An increase of $21,000,000 in holdings of Treasury bills was offset by a decrease of $21,000,000 in United States Treasury notes* Changes in the amount of Reserve bank credit outstanding and in related items were as during the week and the year ended April 2U, 1935 follows: Increase or decrease since Apr.2*+ Apr. 17 Apr* 25 1915 1935 193^ (In millions of dollars) Bills discounted 7-33 Bills bought 5-5 U, S. Government securities 2.U30-1 Industrial advances (not including 17 million commitments - April 2U) 26 +?6 Other Reserve bank credit -16-17 -21 TOTAL EESERVE EAM CREDIT 2,1+52 -IS Monetary gold st-odk: 8,701 +29 +946 Treasury and national bank: currency 2,550 +1 +170 Money in circulation 5,! *59-53 +135 Member banlc reserve balances 4,719 +21S +975 Treasury cash and deposits with F.R.banks 2,97S -171-170 Nonmember deposits and other 3F.R.accounts 5U6 +18 +1U2

Released for publication Friday morning, April 26, 1935? not earlier. B-SOla ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS COMBINED ASSETS (In thousands of dollars) Apr. 24.1935 Apr. 17.1935 Apr. 25,1934 Gold certificates on hand and due from U. S. Treasury 5.730,275 5.682,857 4,490,358 Redemption fiand - F. R. notes 17,983 16,881 31.^98 Other cash 249,610 228.205 241.262 Total reserves 5,997,868 5.927.943 4,763,118 Redemption fund - F. R. bank notes... 7.768 Bills discounted: Secured by U.S.Gov't, obligations, direct and/or fully guaranteed 3,539 3.332 7.903 Other bills discounted. 3.285 3.329 32.410 Total bills discounted... 6,824 6,66l 40,313 Bills bought in open market 4,696 5.302 10,163 Industrial advances. 26,206 26,163 U. S. Government securities: Bonds, 382,906 383,461 406,204 Treasury notes... 1,466,266 1,487,332 1,221,099 Certificates and bills 581.060 560.060 802.870 Total U.S.Government securities.. 2,430,232 2,430,853 2,430,173 Other securities 548 Total bills and securities... 2,467,958 2,468,979 2,481,197 Due from foreign banks... 702 705 3.131 F. R. notes of other banks... 17,800 16,057 17.317 Uncollected items. 488,753 549,846 428,684 Bank premises 49,6l6 49,617 52,558 All other assets... 39.92! 39.685 182.377 TOTAL ASSETS 9,062,6lS 9.052,832 7,936,150 LIABILITIES F. R. notes in actual circulation... 3,145,805 3.178.871 3,030,216 F, R. bank note circulation - net... 77.767 Deposits: Member bank - reserve account...,, 4,719,309 4,501,203 3.7^3.597 U.S.Treasurer - General account... 56,874 205,419 17,644 Foreign bank 23.967 22,319 5.3^7 Other deposits 264.102 248.596 l6l.9l6 Total deposits 5,064,252 4,377,537 3,928,504 Deferred availability items 505,349 549,980 427,495 Capital paid in 146,908 146,957 146,449 Surplus (Section 7).... 144,893 144,893 138,383 Surplus (Section 13b) 14,924 14,924 Reserve for contingencies 30,806 ^0,807 22j529 All other liabilities g t 6 gl " 8,863 164,807 TOTAL LIABILITIES... 9,062,6lS 9.052,832 7.936.150 Ratio of total reserves to deposit and F. R. note liabilities combined... 73.1$ 72.7$ 68.4$ Contingent liability on bills purchased for foreign correspondents 27 40 4,669 Commitments to make industrial advances 16,908 16,687

ASSETS (in thousands of dollars) B--801b Total Eoston New York Phi la. Cleve. Eich. Atlanta Chicago St.Louis Minn. Kans.Cy. Dallas San Fran, Gold certificates on hand and due from U. S. Treasury 5.730,"275 420,162 2,171,085 288,U99 423,440 192,181 113,751 1,225,343 174,005 133,344 187,977 91,217 309,271 Redemption fund - P. R. notes 17>983 132 1,340 1,737 1,732 2,069 3,510 2,648 336 376 355 234 2,964 Other cash 2U9»6l0 25,953 72,821 3 l M 3 9,932 11,368 13,266 26,760 12,166 12,279 10,724 5.392 14,791 Total reserves 5.997,36s 446,252 2,245,246 324,339 435,204 205,61s 130,527 1,254,751 186,507 145,999 199,556 96,843 327,026 Bills discounted: Secured by U S.Gov't. obligations, direct, and/or fully guaranteed 3.539 339 1,629 353 1+0 ISO 125 4 77 29 13s 120 Other bills discounted 3,235 102 2,319 137 22 61 176 22 3 2 64 275 52 Total bills discounted 6,824 9Ul 3,94s 5^5 62 241 301 22 7 79 93 413 172 Bills bought in open market 4,696 346 1,805 U75 1+1+6 174 169 557 81 65 127 122 329 Industrial advances 26,206 2,187 6,112 3,559 1,336 3,732 1,152 2,193 542 1,964 966 1,735 678 TJ. S. Government securities: Bonds 322,906 23,100 131,046 25,018 30,401 16,206 13,^53 49,280 15,369 l6,o46 15,408 19,^35 27,539 Treasury notes 1,466,266 95,601 439,62s 101,448 129,732 69,160 57,373 245,646 65,590 33,911 64,954 4o,4s4 117.739 Certificates and bills 581,060 33,977 168,61+4 1+0,651+ 52,892 23,197 23,391 94,917 26,741 15,656 26,482 16,506 48,003 Total U.S.Govt, securities 2,430,232 157,67s 739,31s 167,120 213,025 113,563 94,222 389,843 108,200 70,613 106,844 76,475 193,331 fotal bills and securities 2,467,95s 161,152 751,133 171,699 21'+,869 117,710 95,844 392,615 108,830 72,721 108,030 73,795 19^.510 I>ue from foreign banks 702 53 279 72 67 26 25 85 5 4 19 18 49 F. B, notes of other banks 17,800 339 3,191 ^91 1,213 2,135 1,495 2,885 1,183 707 1,302 335 2,474 Uncollected items U8S,753 51,167 121; 30S 39,191+ ^5,563 41,367 15,^27 66,042 20,356 13,703 28,553 23,183 22,880 Bank premises 49,616 3,16s 11,724 4,573 6,629 3,028 2,325 4,955 2,628 1,530 3,447 1,635 3,369 All other assets 39,921 26,03s '4,437 2,561 1,282 1.737 710 236 629 274 876 501 TOIAL ASSETS 9,062,61s 662,771 3,158,969 544,810 706,106 371,166 247,380 1,722,0^3 319,71+5 235,348 341,186 201,785 551.309

LIABILITIES ASSETS MD LIABILITIES OF TEE FEDERAL RESERVE BAMS OK APRIL 24, 1935 (In thousands of dollars) B-SOlc F.R.notes in actual circulation Deposits: Member 'bank - reserve account U.S.Treasurer - General account Foreign bank Other deposits Total deposits Deferred availability items Capital paid in Surplus (Section 7) Surplus (Section 13 b) Reserve for contingencies All other liabilities Total 3,1^5,805 Boston 262,969 Hew York Phila. Cleve. 647,434 236,011 313,609 Rich. Atlanta 151,010 126,539 719.309 315,065 2,023,666 227,900 306,569 156,766 37,373 307,672 129,331 56, S7 1 * 1,077 23,459 3,030 2,635 4,284 1,074 5,077 3*276 23»967 1,726 8,820 2,373 2,277 887 863 2,780 719 264,102 5.5S3 19I+,1+1+9 3,6o4 3,669 3,223 3,033 5,518 14,509 5,061*, 252 505,3^9 11+6,908 144,893 14,924 30,306 9,631 323,^51 51,505 10,761+ 9,902 2,165 1,61+3 367 2,255,394 236,957 315,150 165,160 92,348 821,04/ I4S : 4S5 132,905 37,756 45,3^9 41,031 14,912 69,522 21,512 59,572 15? 133 13,125 5,035 4,447 12,786 4 O45 1+9-961+ 13.470 371 5,136 5,540 21,350 4,655 1,773 2,09s 1,007 2,085 754 1,391 5^7 7,500 2,996 3,000 l,4i6 2,600 5,325 390 4,422 339 495 243 240 2,06l 362 Chicago St.Louis Minn. Kans.Cy. 782,561 139,21*9 103,961 119,237 97,672 1.938 575 3,592 103,777 13,619 3,124 3,420 1,003 1,211 233 179,181 3,351 646 660 133.333 23,537 M33 3,613 775 316 337 Dallas San Fran. 47,011 210,2l4 110,266 6,099 S23 3,037 120,075 24,696 4,018 3,777 626 1,363 219 272,793 92U 1,673 13,175 TOTAL LIABILITIES 9,062,613 662,771 3,153,969 5^,310 706,106 371,166 2l+7',-330 1,722,01+3 319,7^5 235,3^8 31+1,136 201,735 551,309 Ratio of total reserves to deposit and F.R. note liabilities combined 73*1 76.1 77*3 68.6 69.2 65.O 59.6 73.0 61+.8 68.6 65.8 58.0 61+.9 Contingent liability on bills purchased for foreign correspondents 27 2 10 2 2 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 Commitments to make industrial advances 16,903 2,670 6,1+53 1+91 1,1+25 1,022 725 501 1,1+1+7 36 331+ 160 1,559 MATURITY DISTRIBUTION OF BILLS AID SECURITIES =93.-570 24 s 005 10,82b 9,6^5 695 2 s 0l+l 313 3ills discounted Bills bought in open market Industrial advances U. S. Government securities Total 6,821+ l+,696 26,206 2,1+30,232 Within 15 days ^,582 2l+7 1,353 1+1,690 16 to 30 days 31 to 60 days 6l to 90 days 176 381 261+ 1+8,881 1,530 559 1+31 257,519 390 3,509 31+7 113,295 91 days to 6 months 113 2,377 329,215 Over 6 months 33 21,1+29 l,639i632

FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE STATEMENT OH APRIL 24, 1935 (in thousands of dollars) B-SOld Total Boston New York Phila. CI eve. Rich, Atlanta Chicago St.Louis Minn. Kans.Cy. Dallas San Fran. Federal Reserve notes: Issued to F.R.bank by F.R.Agent 3,^,945 221,833 760,839 250,813 326,967 162,162 144,973 821,532 145,489 108,718 128,254 53.^7 255.878 Held by Federal Reserve bank 295,l40 18,864 113,405 14,802 13,358 11,152 18,434 32,971 6,240 4,757 9.017 6,1+76 45,664 In actual circulation 3,145,805 262,969 647,434 236,011 313,609 151,010 126,539 788,561 139,249 103,961 119,237 47,011 210,214 Collateral held by agent as security for notes issued to bank: Gold certificates on hand and due from U. S. Treasury Eligible paper tj. S. Govt, securities 3,289,979 301,617 5,124 934 218,100 788,706 230,000 308,715 137,340 85,685 2,382 535 52 214 286 22,000 20,000 25,000 60,000 827,346 124,632 103,500 120,000 52,175 210,263 11 4 77 69 4o6 154 23,000 6,100 10,000 2,000 50,000 Total collateral 3,513,203 302,551 791,088 252,535 328,767 162,55^ 1^5.971 827,357 1^7.636 109,677 130,069 5^,581 260,417