1 Loans (secured by stocks and bonds) to brokers and dealers in securities at New York City. ? Including loans to banks secured by stocks and bonds, reported separately after 1929 and estimated for preceding dates as one half of total loans to banks. 3 Central reserve city banks only. Banks suspended and banks reopened.-The statistics of bank suspensions relate to banks closed to the public either temporarily or permanently, on account of financial difficul- Bank suspensions and banks reopened BANK SUSPENSIONS AND BANKS REOPENED, BY DISTRICTS [Banks closed to public either temporarily or permanently, on account of financial difficulties by order of supervisory authorities or directors of the bank. The figures do not include banks closed temporarily under special or "moratorium" holidays declared by civil authorities. Figures for banks reopened during given period include reopenings both of banks closed during that period and of banks closed in prior periods. Deposits (including those of banks reopened) are as of date of suspension where available, otherwise as of the latest available call date preceding suspension] HOME OWNERS' LOAN ACT 1 At time of suspension the following number of banks with deposits as indicated, were State member banks: Cleveland district, 7 banks with deposits of $42,333,000; Atlanta district, 2 banks with deposits of $889,000; Chicago district, 9 banks with deposits of $36,151,000; St. Louis district, 1 bank with deposits of $400,000, and San Francisco district, 1 bank with deposits of $5,691,000. ? Includes 1 newly organized bank with 4 branches, which took over 6 banks previously suspended. 3 At time of suspension 1 bank in Cleveland district with deposits of $7,290,000 was a State member bank. • At time of suspension 3 banks in Cleveland district with deposits of $10,244,000, and 1 in Atlanta district with deposits of $269,000 were State member banks. |