Full text: Banking standards under the federal reserve system

TABLES 
Equivalent to the Average Rates for the Respective City- 
Groups, on Quarterly Call Dates, 1923 to 1926, for All 
Member Banks ... 
206. Comparison, for Cities of Different Size, of Average Rates 
on Customers’ Paper Rediscounted with Federal Reserve 
Banks, Quarterly Call Dates, 1923 to 1926, for Member 
Banks by Districts .. 
207. 
Comparative Positions and Call-to-Call Directions of 
Change in Average Rates Charged by Member Banks on 
Customers’ Paper Rediscounted with Federal Reserve 
Banks, March, 1923, to December, 1926. . 
208. Annual Money Rates Customarily Charged Customers on 
Six Major Types of Loans. Averaged for All Cities..... 
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APPENDIX I 
I. 
Groups and Numbers of Member Banks, Boston Federal 
Reserve District, Relative to Average Gross Earnings 
and Total Expense Ratios, 1924. - 
II. Residuals of Solution I .. 
ITI. Residuals of Solution S 
IV. Summary of Results for Separate Groups. 
V. Relative Influence of Gross Earnings and of Total Expense 
on Net Earnings .. 
VI. 
Computation of Best General Value of E’¢, the Coefficient 
Expressing the Most General Effect of a Change in Total 
Expense Ratios on a Change in Net Earnings Ratios. ... 
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APPENDIX II 
I. 
IT. 
IT. 
Number of Member Banks in the First Federal Reserve 
District, 1924, Reporting Classified Numbers of Principal 
Correspondents . . 
Number of Member Banks Located in Different States of 
the First Federal Reserve District, Classified by Location 
of Their Principal Correspondents, 1924. (1) With a 
correspondent in Boston ...- ‘eo 
(Continued.) 
Number of Member Banks Located in Different States of 
the First Federal Reserve District, Classified by Location 
of Their Principal Correspondents, 1924. (2) With no 
correspondent in Boston . . 
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390 
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