Commercial paper, exclusive of open-market purchases, discounted during September by each of the Federal Reserve Banks, distributed by States, and maturities as of date of discount-Continued. Trade acceptances discounted by each Federal Reserve Bank from Sept. 2, 1915, date of first discount, to Sept. 30, 1916. Commodity paper discounted by each Federal Reserve Bank from Sept. 8, 1915, date of first discount, to Sept. 30, 1916. Commodity paper discounted by each Federal Reserve Bank during the nine months ending Sept. 30, 1916, distributed by classes. Dallas.. $239, 100 $2,500 $360,000 225, 200 94, 800 1,636, 300 Member banks' collateral notes discounted by each Federal Reserve Bank during the month of September, 1916. 7,600 7,600 16,800 10,500 364,400 145,000 24,000 179,700 19,800 360,000 225,200 94, 800 12,028,400 Amounts of commercial paper, exclusive of bankers' acceptances, held by each Federal Reserve Bank on Sept. 29, 1916, distributed by maturities. Acceptances bought in open market and held by Federal Reserve Banks as per schedules on file on dates specified, distributed by classes of accepting institutions. [In thousands of dollars.] Amounts of acceptances held by each Federal Reserve Bank at close of business on Fridays, Sept. 29 to Oct. 20, 1916, distributed by maturities. Distribution by maturities of acceptances bought in the open market by each Federal Reserve Bank during the calendar year 1915, and the first 9 months of 1916. [In thousands of dollars.] Distribution by sizes of acceptances bought in the open market by all the Federal Reserve Banks during September, and for the first 9 months of 1916. Bankers' acceptances.... Total.. Per cent.. Total acceptances bought Pieces. Pieces. during: 327 78 6,836,652 37 $7, 197, 162 1, 780 1835,874,874 96.7 1 40,000 1292 21,211,634 3.3 165 6,835,609 78 6,836,652 37 7,197, 162 1,909 37,086,508 18.4 18.4 19.4 100.0 Total acceptances bought during 9 months ending September, 1916.. 3,292 9,726, 4103, 022 24, 743, 8034, 138 71, 221, 027 1, 079 43, 434, 347 492 40, 798, 226 209 39, 778, 869 12, 232 229, 702, 682 1 Ofthe above total, bankers' acceptances totaling $34,103,182 were based on imports and exports, and $1,771,692 on domestic trade transactions. 2 All trade acceptances were drawn abroad on importers in the United States and indorsed by foreign banks. Amounts of short-term investments (municipal warrants) held by each Federal Reserve Bank at close of business on Fridays, Sept. 29 to Oct. 20, 1916, distributed by maturities. [In thousands of dollars.] 35 $6,721,610 1,216 $28, 446, 405 2, 112 36, 503, 643 2,463 42,397, 149| 1,059 21, 911, 467 1,000 18, 499, 116 1,071 22,918, 051 15 3,326, 375 707 12, 416, 830 695 9,523,513 Per cent. |