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Paid U.S. Treasury (interest on Federal Reserve notes).

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Transferred to surplus...--

2, 820, 300

3, 696, 500

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CLEVELAND

DIRECTORS, 1964

Chairman: Joseph B. Hall, chairman of the board, the Kroger Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.

Deputy Chairman: Logan T. Johnston, president, Armco Steel Corp., Middletown, Ohio.

Frank E. Agnew, Jr., chairman of the board and chief executive officer, Pittsburgh National Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Walter K. Bailey, chairman of the board, the Warner & Swasey Co., Cleveland, Ohio.

Albert G. Clay, president, Clay Tobacco Co., Mount Sterling, Ky.

Richard R. Hollington, president, the Ohio Bank & Savings Co., Findlay, Ohio. David A. Meeker, chairman of the board and chief executive officer, the Hobart Manufacturing Co., Troy, Ohio.

C. N. Sutton, president, the Richland Trust Co., Mansfield, Ohio.

Edwin J. Thomas, chairman of the board and chief executive officer, the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio.

W. Braddock Hickman, president.

OFFICERS, 1964

Donald S. Thompson, first vice president.

Roger R. Clouse, vice president and secretary.

Edward A. Fink, vice president.

Elmer F. Fricek, vice president.

Clyde Harrell, vice president.

Fred S. Kelly, vice president and cashier.

Fred O. Kiel, vice president.

Maurice Mann, vice president.

Clifford G. Miller, vice president.

Martin Morrison, vice president.

Paul C. Stetzelberger, vice president.

Elfer B. Miller, general auditor.

Paul Breidenbach, counsel.

Phillip B. Didham, assistant vice president.
Robert G. Hoover, assistant vice president.
John J. Hoy, assistant vice president.
Harry W. Huning, assistant vice president.
George E. Booth, Jr., assistant counsel.
Addison T. Cutler, special economist.
George T. Quast, chief examiner.
Donald G. Benjamin, assistant cashier.
Anne J. Erste, assistant cashier.

R. Joseph Ginnane, assistant cashier.
William H. Hendricks, assistant cashier.
Thomas E. Ormiston, Jr., assistant cashier.
James H. Campbell, assistant general auditor.
Lester M. Selby, assistant secretary.

MEMBER, FEDERAL ADVISORY COUNCIL

Leland A. Stoner, president, the Ohio National Bank of Columbus, Columbus, Ohio.

CINCINNATI BRANCH

DIRECTORS, 1964

Chairman: Howard E. Whitaker, chairman of the board, the Mead Corp., Dayton, Ohio.

G. Carlton Hill, chairman of the board, the Fifth Third Union Trust Co., Oincinnati, Ohio.

John W. Humphrey, president, the Philip Carey Manufacturing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.

Walter C. Langsam, president, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio.

James B. Pugh, president, the Security Central National Bank of Portsmouth, Portsmouth, Ohio.

Barney A. Tucker, president, Burley-Belt Fertilizer Co., Lexington, Ky.

John W. Woods, Jr., president, the Third National Bank of Ashland, Ashland, Ky.

Fred O. Kiel, vice president.

Phil J. Geers, cashier.

OFFICERS, 1964

John Biermann, Jr., assistant cashier.
George W. Hurst, assistant cashier.

Walter H. MacDonald, assistant cashier.

PITTSBURGH BRANCH

DIRECTORS, 1964

Chairman: William A. Steele, chairman of the board and president, Wheeling Steel Corp., Wheeling, W. Va.

J. S. Armstrong, president and trust officer, the Grove City National Bank, Grove City, Pa.

G. L. Bach, Maurice Falk professor of economics and social science, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa.

F. L. Byrom, president, Koppers Co., Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.

S. L. Drumm, president, West Penn Power Co., Greensburg, Pa.

James B. Grieves, president, Commonwealth Bank & Trust Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Alfred H. Owens, president, the Citizens National Bank of New Castle, New Castle, Pa.

Clyde Harrell, vice president.

John A. Schmidt, cashier.

OFFICERS, 1964

J. Robert Aufderheide, assistant cashier.

Paul H. Dorn, assistant cashier.

Charles E. Houpt, assistant cashier.

Roy J. Steinbrink, assistant cashier.

Statement of condition of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland at the close of business, Dec. 31, 1963

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Ratio of gold certificate reserves to deposit and Federal Reserve note liabilities combined____.

--percent-

29.6

Contingent liability on acceptances purchased for foreign correspondents____

8, 547

FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE STATEMENT

Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland at the close of business Dec. 31, 1963 [In thousands of dollars]

Federal Reserve notes:

Issued to Federal Reserve bank by Federal Reserve agent and outstanding--

Less held by issuing bank, and forwarded for redemption.

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Collateral held by Federal Reserve agent for notes issued to bank:

Gold certificate account___

Eligible paper---

U.S. Government securities---

Total collateral_

2,991, 515

179, 583

2,811, 932

610, 000

2, 450, 000

3,060, 000

Includes Federal Reserve notes held by U.S. Treasury and by Federal Reserve banks other than the issuing bank.

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