The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-10
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
REPORTS ON NATIONAL BANKS

Especial to The Richmond virginian,)
Washington, Aug. 9.--The comp
troller of the currency said today:
The reports of condition of all ma
tional banks, as of June 90. 1918, just
compiled, show total resources on that
date of s17.s39, 500 900 This is an
increase over the corresponding call a
year ago, June 20. 1917, of S1,6s3.-.
462 900. but a reduction as compared
with the call of May 10. 1918, OF
s4i0. 100000.
1t is noteworthy that the total re-
sources of the national banks of our
country at this time exceed by more
than a billion dollars the whole
worlds production of gold from the
discovery of America in 1892 up to
the year 1917 as officially estimated.
the worlds production of gold for
the 424 years indicated being report
ed at Sl6,601,64 3l9,
Deposits-Total deposits of all ma
tional banks on June 90, 1918, We're
sl4.o21, SOC. 900. an increase over June
20. 1917. of $l,249. 600, but re-
duction from May 10. 1918, of $685.
Sill, 600.
Loans and discounts amounted on
June 90. 1918. to $3.50. 4o2, 600. an
increase over June 90. 1917. of $685.
go, 900. and an increase over May 10.
1918, OF $3.50 1851 900.
The holdings of United States bonds.
including Liberty bonds and Z. s.,
certificates of Indebtedness. amounted
to s2,ll6.7S5,o0 an increase over
June 20. 1917, of $1,000. $40 900. but
a reduction as compared with May
10. 1918, OF s54o,73S, 900. The in
crease since June 90, 1917, is mainly
in United States short-term certif1-
Gates of Indebtedness.
10 CD ~
Federal Reserve banks June 20. 1918.
was sl.696. $50. 600. an increase over
the corresponding call Of June 20.
1917. of s122,s55.000 and a reduction
as compared with May 10, 1918. Of
S43,690.0 600
Circulation outstanding on June -.
1918. was s6s1.631. 900, an increase
over June 90. 1917. OF $4,000, 900.
and an increase over May 10. 1918, OF
s1,1S6, 600.
Bills payable and rediscounts on
June 2a, 1918, amounted to sSs3.923.-
600. an increase over June 20, 1917.
of $512,974, 900, and an increase over
May 10, 1918. of S39.752.000.
The reserve and central reserve
cities showing an increase in deposits
of three million or more since May 10.
1918, were San Francisco. 80 million:
Cleveland Is million; Pittsburgh. Ia
million; Boston. million; Columbus
and Detroit each million. Baltimore.
million; Indianapolis 3 million.
The reserve and central reserve
cities showing reduction in deposits
of as much as Ave million were New
York with IS million; Philadelphia.
Ss million: Kansas City. Mo, 81 mif-
lion: st. Louis. ls million: Dallas. ~
million; Minneapolis. / 3 million: But.
falo. II million: Omaha. IL millfon:
Chicago. million. Cincinnati. mir
hon: New Orleans. s miliion.f Atlanta.
8 million; Fort Worth. 5 million.
The only states whose country banks
showed in the aggregate an increase
in deposits of three million or more.
were Connecticut, million: Ohio, :
million: Massa chusetts4 million.
The states in whose country banks
the falling OFF In deposits since May
40 amounted to 10 million or more
We're Texas, % million New York, Al
million: Pennsylvania, IL millionS
Iowa, l3 million: Illinois, I million. h