The story of artificial silk

Banking standards under the federal reserve system

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Identifikator:: 1765923751

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-146069

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Author:: Casson, Herbert Newton http://d-nb.info/gnd/118814435

Title:: The story of artificial silk

Place of publication:: London

Publisher:: Efficiency Magazine

Year of publication:: [1928]

Scope:: xiii S., S. 17 - 130

Digitisation:: 2021

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: How artificial silk is made

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TIX NORMS AND TRENDS IN EARNING ASSETS I. INTRODUCTION “EARNING ASSETS,” as used in this study, consist of the total of (1) loans, discounts, and overdrafts,! and (2) investments of all member banks in each of the Federal Reserve districts. The amounts for each of the years 1919-1925,2 inclusive, are the av- erages of the totals reported for December 31 and June 30— December 31 for the year preceding, and June 30 for the year to which all comparisons and statistics relate. That is, the amounts TABLE 1 NuMBER oF MEMBER BANKS IN THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BY DISTRICTS AND YEARS, 1019-1025 FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS Total Boston...... New York... Philadelphia. Cleveland... Richmond... Atlanta. ..,. Chicago..... 5t. Louis. ....... Minneapolis. . . Kansas City....... .. Dallas. ................. San Francisco. . 1910 ag. - 47° » or Alyrape ws = © "aa WVip= == Terre an Ic~ 0300 074 Fe 122 171 £88 ‘50 Fam 438 793 rg "0 ~ 3 1 “2 7.9 ¢ -r8 ra ~ Eh Ty i” 0 -fr yo -, Fe 5 v ven 2 201% “4 776 1028 0538 +20 R66 149 Sng ror ‘04 ‘ax iso 048 Uy ISX "Soutoe: Federal ” Reserve “Bulletin 1 The Federal Reserve Board classifies loans as follows: Those secured by United States Government obligations; other stocks and bonds; real estate mortgages or other real estate liens; and all other loans. Investments are specified by classes as follows: (1) domestic securities, which include United States Government securi- ties, state, county, and municipal bonds, and all other bonds, stock of Federal Re- serve banks, stock of other corporations, other domestic securities; and (2) foreign securities, which consist of bonds of foreign governments, and other foreign bonds and securities, including those of municipalities. 2 For the years of 1924 and 1925, ending June 30, the amounts are averages of the reported figures on call dates.

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