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STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS F3rin F. R. 285 % For immediate release Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System April 13# *9^2 BANK DEBITS— DEBITS TO DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS Bank debits as reported by banks in leading centers for the week ended April 8 aggregated # , 5 0 7 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 * Total debits during the 1J weeks ended April 8 amounted to $ 1 ^ 0 ,1+63 ,000,000, or lh per cent above the total reported for the corresponding period a year a^o# At banks in New York City there was an increase of 5 per cent compared with the corresponding period a year ago, and at the other reporting centers there was an increase of 19 per cent* SUlil/lRY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS 'Ifeek ended April 9, April 8 , 1941 19U2 Federal Reserve District , 618 3,501 Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richnond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco 537 • 3,546 483 512 697 4l6 347 1,488 327 180 Total, 27 I4. reporting centers New York City* l)|0 other centers* 133 other reporting centers 908 357 5,789 4,925 21^864 277 , 153 274 224 697 3,811 3,243 ' 4,794 773 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CSN TER,DURING THE W E E K (In thousands f dollars) DISTRICT NO* DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON lilmira Conn. Hartford ‘ 82,371 ti Jamestown 24,1+11 New Haven New York 9,122 TYaterbury Poughkeepsie Mama 4,522 Bangor u Rochester Portland 15,629 Syracuse Has s # Boston 361,563 it Utica 5,066 Brockton it Fall River 6,071 u DISTRICT NO. 3 Holyoke 4,132 il T; ilmington 3,886 Lowell II Camden 5,5 66 Lynn II Trenton New Bedford 5,527 il Allentown Springfield 22,938 II Altoona Yforcestar 13,313 Chester Manchester N. H. 4,539 Harrisburg Providence 4 o ,619 R. I. Hazleton 3,161 Vt. Burlington Johnstown Lancaster DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEIV YORK Lebanon Conn. Stamford 5,715 .Norristown N. J. Montclair 3,395 tt Philadelphia 91,169 Newark Reading Northern New JerseyScranton 4.6,863 Clearing House Assn, T/ilkes-3arre N.- J. 11,770 Passaic Tjilliamsport N. Y. Albany 1+3,893 11 York 5,118 Binghamton Buffalo 64,o84 Digitized♦Included for FRASER in the 6,967 8,304 54,003 7,555 10,218 1,335 255 855 9,507 3,143 5,455 . 620 302 310 15 weeks ended April 9, April 6 , 1941 19^2 4,621 2,592 4,506 3,823 12,2.59 140,463 48,840 79,023 12,600 50,936 6,581 ' 3,629 4,3io 4,o49 13,873 3,740 2,051 3,643 3,088 10,129 123,496 46,516 66,710 10,269 ENDED'APRIL 8 , I9UZ 2 N. Y. ft tr it ti ti t! YORK (Cont'd) ' 4,485 4,035 3,143,372 3,965 36,942 21,881 9,305 - PHILADELPHIA "DeT: 1 27,433 r. j. 1 3 >706 tt 16,589 Penna# 7,351 tt 2,986 H It tt It ft tt tt It tf 11 IT tt tt 6 ,60 8 12,01+6 2,267 3,541 9;319 2,679 ■3,014 368,237 9,677 10,61+7 5,390 3,315 7,450 national series covering 141 centers,available beginning w ith 19-1-9 J Corrected figure---week anded April 1, O w Form F. R. 285-a *' DEBITS BY BANKS IN BACH REPORTING CENTER,DURING 'THE W E E K ENDED APRIL 8 , 1942 (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (< ont» d) DISTRICT NO. it - CLEVELAND 1,850 Ga. 4,762 Albany Lexington Ky. 11 69,693 Atlanta Ohio Akron 24,475 ti 8,260 Augusta 12,591 Canton 11 900 96,310 Brunswick Cincinnati i t 6,113 178,920 Columbus Cleveland tt 393 Elberton 45,356 Columbus it 6,44l Macon 23,354 Dayton ti 826 4,081 Newnan Hamilton it 9,066 4,370 Savannah Lima tt 1,322 1,338 Valdosta Lorain 61,320 La, New Orleans 4,483 Middletown 2,238 Miss, 5,080 Hattiesburg Springfield t t 10,285 2,768 Jackson Steubenville tt 4,243 37,072 Meridian Toledo ti 2,035 Vicksburg , 4,i4i Warren 14,084 Chattanooga Tenn, 15,654 Youngstown tt 9,292 Knoxville 2,392 Zanesville. t t 23,490 Nashville 2,757 Butler 10,139 Erie DISTRICT NO, 7 833 Fr&nklin 2,849 Aurora 111. 2,149 Greensburg tf Bloomington 1,072 .3,835 Homestead tt 4,482 Champaign-Urbana Oil City 2,473 It Chicago 809,748 Pittsburgh ‘ 202,950 tl Danville Yfheeling 2 ,71S W. V e 6,799 tt Decatur 6,883 tl 2,012 jiilgin DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND II * J r \ ■ "W 1 " " 2,380 Moline Washington „ 0• W 9I+,577 II 18,015 Peoria Baltimore Md. 120 , 21 k tl Rockford 9,354 Cumberland / 1,977 It tl 7,281 Springfield 3,138 Hagerstown Ind. Fort Wayne 4,236 10,517 Asheville 1*• c. tt II Gary 23,948 5,525 Charlotte tt II Hammond 2,379 Durham 8,453 tt 11 Indianapolis 65,358 Greensboro 5,575 tt tf South Bend 12,567 Raleigh 13,649 tt It Terre Haute 6,341 Wilmington 5,234 11 Iowa Cedar Rapids 8,539 9,247 Winston-Salem IT 2,030 6,356 Clinton s. c. Charleston tl u 6,316 9,006 Davenport Columbia tt II 7,256 Des Moines 30,193 Greenville tt II Dubuque 3,910 3,295 Spartanburg tt 3,488 Mason City Va, 2,727 Danville tt tt 1,097 Muscatine 4,265 Lynchburg tt it 12,604 Sioux City Newport News 5,151 II tt Waterloo 7,033 19,475 Norfolk it 2,363 1,285 Mich Adrian Portsmouth it tt Battle Creek 4,359 4i ,244 Richmond it t t 2,981 Ba y City 7,307 Roanoke it 284,961 13,506 Detroit Charleston V,.Va. tt It 6,667 Flint 5,104 Huntington it 14,857 Grand Rapids tt 4,356 Jackson DISTRICT NO. 6 ■ - ATLAN.TA it Kalamazoo 6,545 Ala. 31,774 Birmingham it it 1,838 8,294 Lans m g Dothan tt 6,052 Saginaw 19,697 Mobile tt 4,926 7,908 Wis. Green Bay Montgomery it 2,255 24,932 Manitowoc Fla* Jacksonville it tt 84,910 Milwaukee 15,185 Miami it 1! 2,751 •3,574 Oshkosh Pensacola ti T t 6,337 io,437 Sheboygan Tampa 942 s Winston-Salem, N. 11,575. Fefta F. E. 285-b ' DEBITS BY BASKS IN 2ACH REPORTING CENTER,DURING THE W E E K ENDED APRIL 8 , 19^2 (In thousands of dollars) ). 8 - ST. LOUIS Ark. ti u tt n it El Dorado Fort Smith Helena Little Rock Pine Bluff Texarkana (See also Tex.) East St. Louis & N a t ’1 Stock Yards 111. tt Quincy Evansville Ind. Louisville Ky. I! Owensboro Greenville ki S S . St. Louis Lie* !! Sedalia It Springfield Memphis Tenn. DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS DuluEE Minn. it Llinneapolis it Red Wing ]» St. Paul tt South St,Paul Winona Billings Mont. ii Helena Dickinson N. D. it Fargo ii Grand Forks ii Jamestown Minot Aberdeen S. D. it Sioux Falls La Crosse Mis. tt Superi or 1,575 l+,255 - 1+1+5 13,342 3,699 l+,503 13,91+5 2,1+92 8 ,301+ 1+6,679 1 ,626 1,513 169,118 690 4,963 1+9,769 9,551 85,388 621 1+5,185 12,001 1,815 2,798 2,710 580 5,719 1,1+32 605 1,250 1,335 6,325 2,1+51 1,1+50 DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY Colorado Springs Co&o. 3,767 tt Denver 1+2,183 it Grand Junction 836 tt Pueblo i+,31+7 ^.tchiSon / Kans. 71+2 it Hutchinson 2,971 ti Independence 680 11 Kansas City 5,516 11 Lawrence 767 ti Pittsburg 1 ,1 1 1 tt Topeka 5,172 11 Wichita 19 ,31+6 Joplin Mo. 4,2l4 ti Kansas City 8i+,l63 tt St. Joseph 8,1+13 Fremont Neb. *800 ti Lincoln 7,758 it Omaha 1+6,270 Albuquerque N. M. l+,7ll+ Bartlesville Okla. 5,376 tt 2,686 Enid n Guthrie 327 ♦Estimated. DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY ( C o n W ) Muskogee Okla. 3 ,1+1+3 tt Oklahoma City 2l+,951 » Okmulgee 752 11 Tulsa 2i+,588 Casper Wyo. 1 ,1+82 11 Cheyenne 2,210 DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS Tucson Ariz. Shreveport La. Roswell N. JI. Abilene Tex. it Austin it Beaumont it Corsicana ti Dallas tt El Paso 11 Fort Worth it Galveston tt Houston it Port Arthur tt San Antonio ti Texarkana (See also Ark. ) ff Tyler tf Waco tt Wichita Falls 4,092 11,923 1 ,1+60 3,278 10 ,l+!+6 6,250 896 72,81+1 10,271 2l+,96o 6,1+91 65,090 3,697 21,025 1,81+2 2,663 l+,293 3,966 DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO Phoenix .ariz. 15,036 Bakersfield Calif. l+,795 tt Berkeley 8,104 tt Fresno 9,1+1+6 tt Long Beach ll+,639 tt Los Angeles 250,51+0 tt Oakland 1+6,022 tt Pasadena 7,011 tt Sacramento 25,512 it San Bernardino 3,333 tt San Diego 38,754 tt San Francisco 201,109 tt San Jose 6,063 tt Santa Barbara 2,702 tt Stockton 5,771 Boise Idaho 4,363 Reno Nev* 3,757 Eugene Ore. 3,069 tt Portland 54,761 tt Salem 7,238 Ogden Utah 3,783 tt Salt Lake City 19,001 Bellingham Wash. 1,950 tt Everett 2,584 tt Seattle 80,622 tt Spokane 13,148 tt Tacoma 15,669 tt Walla Walla 1,936 tt Yakima 3,637
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