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BOARD OF GOVERNOR^ OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM G *6 (For Immediate Release) April 13,1950 BANK DEBITS—DEBITS TO DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS Bank debits as reported by banks in 333 leading centers for the month of March aggregated 115,738 million dollars. During the past three months t o t a l debits for the same centers amounted to 318,619 million dollars or 5 per cent above the t o t a l reported for the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there was an increase of 7 per cent compared with the corresponding threemonths period a year ago, and at the 332 other centers there was an increase of 3 per cent. SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS ( i n millions of dollars) Federal Reserve d i s t r i c t Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco March 1950 4,769 46,809 5,640 7,407 4,304 4,612 17,329 3,457 2,282 4,214 4,319 10,596 Total, 333 centers New York City* 140 other centers* 192 other centers 115,738 43,112 60,915 11,712 3 months ended — Mar. 195O | Mar. 1949 March 1949 • 4,523 43,181 4,791 7,357 4,205 4,456 17,158 3,311 2,244 4,140 4,030 10,346 13,314 128,267 14,471 20,487 12,128 12,902 47,349 9,710 6,410 11,902 12.339 29.340 12,564 119,973 12,990 20,664 11.712 12,336 46,602 9,450 6,333 11,688 11.713 28,760 109,741 39,698 58,637 11,407 318,619 117,801 167,838 32,980 304,784 110,110 162,486 32,188 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER ( i n thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON Hartford* Conn. ft New Haven* I t New London tr Waterbury* Bangor* Maine II Lewi ston-Auburn I t Portland Boston* Mass. II Brockton I I F a l l River* I I Holyoke* If Lowell* II Lynn I I New Bedford* I I Pittsfield n Springfield 11 Worcester* Concord N.H. II Manchester Providence* R.I. Burlington Vt. March 1950 March 1949 51*1*,263 20l<.,685 22,599 61*, 1*06 1*0,1*17 27,977 80,325 2,676,103 1*3,776 50,652 35,018 3k,262 51*,1*21* 53,1*51 31,811 169,032 11*9,767 26,161 1*9,669 381,983 28,678 494,608 188,344 20,676 61,225 42,562 28,196 82,813 2,573,130 38,340 45,493 31,498 28,873 43,111 48,584 34,651 164,651 143,861 26,303 47,475 351,115 27,267 t 3 months ended — Mar. 1950 | Mar. 1949 1,537,005 1,386,725 57l*,L'*l* 547,946 65,655 59,986 178,189 181,317 ilk,250 120,921 77,615 79,317 228,085 221,137 7,1*51*, 1*92 7,076,064 125,202 112,521 127,018 139,132 88,520 100,281* 82,471 98,1*77 124,845 150,1*66 140,493 11*6,523 95,636 94,842 1*69,905 451,889 1*12,979 407,479 71,951 70,744 11*0,957 133,250 1,058,791* 972,891 76,208 77,901 *Included in the national s e r i e s covering l 4 l centers, available beginning in 1919. G. 6a DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) March 1950 DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK Bridgeport Conn. 140,975 II Stamford 68,369 Jersey City N.J. 299,828 it Montclair 37,445 it Newark 843,445 ff Passaic* 93,958 t» Paterson 148,372 Albany* H.Y. 570,130 tt Binghamton* 62,453 f» Buffalo* 582,377 Elmira 31,318 tt Jamestown 34,736 New York* 43,111,527 tt Poughkeepsie 40,405 f» Rochester* 345,907 ft Schenectady 74,449 ft Syracuse* 247,664 tt Utica 75,232 DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA Wilmington* Del. 338,381 Atlantic City 48,162 N.J. ft Camden 134,954 ft Trenton* 176,481 Allentown Pa. 81,543 tt Altoona* 26,490 ft Bethlehem 39,050 ft Chester* 42,489 ft Harrisburg 121,022 tt Hazleton 27,710 ft Johnstown 4o,66l ff Lancaster* 82,314 ft Lebanon 19,204 ft Norristown 31,209 tt Philadelphia* 4,064,287 tt Reading 99,188 ff Scranton* 100,381 ff Wilkes-Barre* 62,965 ft Williamsport* 28,130 ft York* 73,285 DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND Covington-Newport Ky. 43,147 ff Lexington* 61,288 Akron* Ohio 235,680 ft Canton 112,560 tt Cincinnati 943,936 ft Cleveland* 1,864,720 ff Columbus* 600,415 tt Dayton* 238,754 ft Hamilton 39,657 ff Lima 45,530 ff Lorain 17,147 ff Mansfield 44,557 ft Middletown 41,564 ft Portsmouth 21,126 ft Springfield* 47,788 tt Steubenville 23,143 ft Toledo* 355,626 ff Warren 38,781 ft Youngstown* 153,087 ff Zanesville 26,468 March 1949 3 months ended - Mar. 1950 Mar. 1949 147,591 66,266 295,430 31,191 815,083 91,557 126,024 464,102 61,264 570,902 32,441 33,298 39,697,805 40,826 329,219 78)683 226,428 73,010 401,953 177,232 855,636 105,101 2,319,443 255,873 415,808 1,700,404 185,440 1,665,903 93,622 97,784 117,800,652 121,137 958,534 216,390 682,957 213,216 417,910 171,954 893,734 88,766 2,222,945 262,258 373,892 1,328,467 180,178 1,610,935 93,462 96,642 110,109,580 116,092 944,690 227,129 627,382 206,623 289,776 44,712 124,059 184,153 75,148 28,458 35,330 44,712 122,559 27,368 45,845 64,496 20,219 29,910 3,306,528 92,731 84,355 64,715 26,752 78,718 885,569 136,992 379,620 508,580 220,889 80,678 107,437 122,605 320,338 79,445 113,544 221,731 52,168 86,225 10,152,615 268,319 276,611 175,064 78,099 204,134 779,591 129,052 344,571 493,670 209,795 81,120 98,624 125,997 320,347 81,070 125,969 180,863 57,302 82,725 8,882,338 256,687 250,211 199,514 75,011 215,475 39,940 56,661 235,505 117,465 930,437 1,857,226 566,969 229,504 39,441 43,293 19,001 45,337 37,028 21,030 45,601 22,754 345,112 38,644 147,561 28,406 118,684 254,439 662,983 312,166 2,640,532 5,205,106 1,623,884 680,505 115,607 125,860 48,420 123,270 112,752 57,730 133,554 64,296 986,628 107,046 441,499 73,759 115/922 . 262,614 663,069 338,634 2,607,440 5,226,904 1,557,684 664,629 111,883 124,677 53,951 123,788 98,511 59,972 130,307 65,650 1,003,699 112,657 433,466 76,536 debits by bams in each reporting center (In thousands of dollars) March 1950 DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND (Cont'd) 29,598 Pa. Butler it 91,244 Erie* 6,673 Franklin u Greensburg* 21,037 ti Oil City* 19,957 it 2,187,511 Pittsburgh* ti 27,752 Sharon 67,861 Wheeling* W.Va. DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND Washington D.C. Baltimore* Cumberland Frederick Hagerstoxm Asheville Charlotte* Durham Greensboro Kinston Raleigh* Wilmington Wilson Winston-Salem Charleston Columbia* Greenville* Spartanburg Charlotte s v i l l e Danville Lynchburg Md. II II II N.C. II II 11 II II II II II s.c. 11 n it Va. II It Newport News 11 Roanoke 11 Norfolk* Portsmouth Richmond* II It II W.Va. Bluefield II Charleston 11 Clarksburg 11 Huntington II Parkersburg DISTRICT NO, 6 - ATLANTA Anniston Ala. II Birmingham* I I Dothan 1 1 Gadsden 1 1 Mobile* 11 Montgomery* Fla. Jacksonville* 11 Miami 11 Orlando 11 Pensacola* It St. Petersburg Tampa* 11 833,621 1,009,039 21,790 17,133 27,660 18,161 276,325 75,919 9 6 , 6 6 1 12,295 167,050-35,527 13,296 143,617 62,170 106,323 90,171 50,061 22,530 21,281 1*0,755 29,172 236,501 20,37k 492,165 99,051 35,87b 117,676 27,750 51,967 25,531 22,37b 358,026 13,529 19,589 126,863 85,111 321,898 321,155 72,456 36,508 73,516 161,085 March 19^9 3 months ended — Miar. 19^9 Mar. 1950 31,278 88,977 6,963 22,969 19,599 2,226,257 29,028 64,950 8k,110 219,929 18,140 56,798 51,721 5,876,317 77,432 183,700 89,738 251,844 21,080 61,846 55,036 6,093,175 82,850 176,424 796,199 1,013,928 21,780 18,181 28,176 47,706 237,767 89,698 76,388 13,675 153,349 32,381 14,141 133,661 61,234 106,829 84,571 47,381 22,122 22,955 37,437 36,595 184,521 19,378 497,992 94,921 55,972 143,774 29,971 55,892 26,666 2,316,516 2,905,200 63,200 49,097 77,572 141,085 782,062 225,835 233;775 38,103 413,256 96,349 42,750 399,919 180,427 299,571 253,638 145,287 67,617 72,712 113,363 80,651 622,315 59,614 1,400,666 270,229 107,722 353,895 82,429 161,656 71,709 2,187,021 2,787,755 59,966 50,162 78,204 140,599 685,611 255,480 220,995 40,955 370,114 92,690 42,031 357,020 176,384 283,723 239,945 139,195 66,392 70,736 108,456 97,461 524,993 56,746 1,411,771 265,440 142,984 414,981 88,758 177,634 77,420 21,983 333,599 12,658 19,302 141,350 71,514 290,537 284,196 59,506 34,364 65,666 141,677 63,361 989,368 39,725 57,607 359,737 235,335 903,859 862,774 205,390 102,733 207,328 457,935 65,995 960,099 39,209 55,740 395,753 213,439 814,788 803,633 163,186 98,816 185,040 387,453 G.6C DEBITS B Y BANKS IN E A C H REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 6 Albany r/ Atlanta* Augusta* Brunswick Columbus Elberton Macon* Newnan Savannah* Valdosta Baton Rouge Lake Charles New Orleans* Hattiesburg Jackson Meridian Vicksburg* Chattanooga* Khoxville* Nashville* DISTRICT NO. 7 Aurora Bloomington* Champaign-Urbana Chicago* Danville Decatur* Elgin Joliet Moline Peoria* Rockford* Springfield Fort Wayne* Gary Hammond Indianapolis* Lafayette Muncie South Bend* Terre Haute c ATLANTA (Cont'd) Ga. II II II II II II II II II 11 11 Miss, 11 11 n Tenn, 11 11 March 1950 March 24,635 921,833 54,583 9,171 60,679 4,024 58,405 8,151 96,251 11,078 106,493 38,674 771,419 18,336 161,854 28,171 26,360 151,291 106,547 338,440 24,198 848,351 62,972 8,597 52,043 3,586 56,254 7 >859 92,566 10,763 128,232 36,834 871,912 16,967 151,153 26,901 25,313 146,901 108,180 299,638 CHICAGO 1949 3 months ended — Mar. 1950 72,139 2,536,583 163,061 25,884 165,318 10,795 172,801 27,146 258,636 33,527 315,933 108,365 2,140,583 52,467 454,731 77,085 72,736 448,024 332,991 949,137 Mar. 1949 73,220 2,383,237 173,764 25,051 147,009 10,464 165,701 25,369 257,331 33,343 333,802 106,534 2,181,338 48,073 438,505 76,136 72,752 432,740 325,844 842,412 34,067 97,020 34,861 98,916 43,132 117,439 43,316 117,724 43,116 113,000 40,391 , W979 24,674,229 9,112,374 24,340,693 9,278,165 11 34,062 94,320 32,541 92,632 11 186,966 73,107 65,426 185,323 11 67,214 23,946 23,574 65,339 11 40,049 109,919 41,303 114,359 n 31,198 83,152 26,146 77,740 n 170,468 473,431 481,657 173,494 11 106,694 277,812 101,928 278,988 n 76,862 204,745 211,561 76,490 124,898 346,196 Ind* 114,669 329,049 11 60,894 61,306 173,674 169,389 11 33,229 93,978 93,269 32,179 11 654,463 1,855,707 1,835,787 617,313 n 40,428 115,868 111,236 38,763 11 106,000 102,901 37,097 36,572 11 194,607 197,202 581,523 555,381 11 186,030 64,557 65,944 193,789 Correction of footnote in l a s t month's release: Sioux F a l l s , South Dakota: January 1950, 67,554; Abilene Texas: January 1950, 44,044. Figures for Sioux Falls and Abilene Include debits of an additional bank. Previously published figures have not been revised, but t o t a l s for 1949 would be increased by approximately 3 per cent in Sioux Falls and 10 per cent in Abilene. 111. 11 11 11 r/ Revised figures: Albany, Georgia: February 1950, 22,177 Okmulgee, Oklahoma: February 1950, 6 , 2 6 1 G.6d DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) March 1950 Burlington Iowa Cedar Rapids* " Clinton " Davenport* " Des Moines* " Dubuque* " Mason City " Muscatine " Otturawa " Sioux City* " Waterloo* " Adrian Mich. Battle Creek " Bay City* " Detroit* " Flint* " Grand Rapids* " Jackson " Kalamazoo* " Lansing* " Muskegon " Port Huron " Saginaw " Green Bay Wis. Madison " Manitowoc " Milwaukee* " Oshkosh " Racine " Sheboygan " DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS El Dorado Ark. Port Smith " Helena " L i t t l e Rock* " Pine Bluff " Texarkana " (See a l s o Tex.) Alton 111. East St. Louis & Nat'1 Stock Yards Quincy Evansville* Ind. Louisville* Ky. It Owensboro Paducah Greenville Miss, Cape Girardeau Mo. Hannibal " Jefferson City " St. Louis* " Sedalia " Springfield " Jackson Tenn. Memphis* " 19,000 March 1949 3 months ended - Mar. 1950 | Mar. 1949 78,131 16,829 67,698 298,256 41,735 30,267 11,U5 30,290 136,711 59,740 15,105 44,969 29,573 3,484,255 98,691 187,341 47,677 66,914 85,763 50,373 26,872 67,587 58,671 106,194 21,459 1,009,202 25,226 63,178 48,359 19,684 74,978 16,822 70,132 264,559 40,808 28,549 11,980 33,470 143,116 60,690 14,700 43,512 30,904 3,312,657 85,014 177,423 44,123 62,160 84.779 52,067 24.780 65,464 58,407 113,014 22,233 967,361 24,219 66,280 45,322 410,966 169,966 42,001 122,877 86,684 9,573,299 269,703 521,691 134,435 188,709 234,998 138,365 74,491 185,876 157,329 304,828 60,265 2,740,350 72,038 167,574 135,133 54,464 208,764 47,788 195,574 740,201 118,136 85,190 35,235 97,566 409,874 169,431 40,589 120,624 89,526 9,250,241 239,878 507,847 128,755 184,670 238,928 153,557 73,104 188,715 159,995 293,327 65,057 2,708,240 72,452 192,278 134,229 24,138 37,045 6,846 130,442 26,357 11,835 23,398 39,320 7,982 132,089 28,643 11,142 65,653 110,592 19,412 364,082 76,284 31,643 64,893 110,817 25,450 359,489 82,257 30,374 25,706 24,445 69,226 69,346 106,611 29,587 122,427 555,245 32,572 14,516 18,747 11,137 8,726 39,071 1,601,226 9,833 56,233 18,473 570,609 114,259 29,784 108,467 507,028 31,012 14,724 22,692 10,98: 7,874 36,562 1,549,525 9,614 53,983 18,310 529,653 299,860 312,884 82,571 312,916 1,459,136 91,973 41,741 67,618 33,294 21,365 154,724 4,350,288 27,276 149,444 51,486 1,550,971 52,298 212,330 47,470 186,793 808,067 119,454 83,411 30,571 85,220 83,327 340,856 1,510,199 104,055 41,548 61,926 31,866 24,110 137,256 4,452,272 28,164 154,801 53,518 1,649,663 G.6e DEBITS BY BAMS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS Duluth# Minn. tt Mankato tt Minneapolis* ft Red Wing tt Rochester tt St. Cloud tt St. Paul* tt South St. Paul tt Winona Billings* Mont. ft Butte ft Great Falls tt Helena* Bismarck N.Dak. tf Dickinson. ft Fargo* ft Grand Forks* ft Jamestown tt Minot Aberdeen* . S.Dak. tf Sioux Falls£/ Eau Claire Wis. It LaCrosse ft Superior* DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY Colorado Springs* Colo. tt Denver* tt Grand Junction tf Greeley tt Pueblo* Atchison Kans. ft Emporia ft Hutchinson tf Independence tt Kansas City* ft Lawrence tt Pittsburg ft Salina tf Topeka* tt Wichita* Joplin* Mo. ft Kansas City* ft St. Joseph* Fremont Neb. ft Grand Island ft Lincoln tt Omaha* Albuquerque* N.M. Bartlesville* Okla. tt Enid tt Guthrie It Muskogee* It Oklahoma City* tt Okmulgee r / tt Tulsa* Casper Wyo. tt Cheyenne r/ 3 months ended - Mar. 1950 Mar. 1949 March 1950 March 1949 107>983 20,379 l,Okk,3k3 5,5k9 22,119 13,239 501,908 75,293 15,897 k2,k5k 1*5,056 k2,k76 27,719 37,730 It, 698 62,858 20,255 5,723 I5,5k7 23,959 70,637 30,059 33,718 12,735 110,953 19,692 1,001,102 5,444 21,848 12,572 480,306 77,517 17,497 44,151 44,041 43,652 29,225 40,852 5,769 69,051 23,043 6,328 17,024 25,443 73,726 28,502 33,176 11,992 277,051 55,209 2,892,169 15,28k 61,981 35,922 1,1*31,156 222,767 kk,75k 119,38k 12k,271 125,k03 8k,168 lll,6k3 lk,35k 18k,68k 59,835 17,057 k6,086 ; 77,507 200,05k 82,192 89,535 37,8k5 304,499 55,254 2,835,229 14,608 59,063 34,851 1,342,920 233,878 47,758 119,708 125,141 124,365 72,152 111,640 16,062 206,097 62,838 18,349 48,638 83.150 208,619 81.151 91,041 36,181 11,155 553,20k lk,772 22,269 ja,586 8,793 10,763 10,268 6,789 68,115 11,097 10,750 29,915 97,731 262,kl9 26,778 1,061,255 93,867 17,072 22,861 80,901 502,500 103,171 12U,UU6 3k,816 1,503 26,683 356,2U9 7,198 168,177 28,k2k 3Wth5 37,062 522,840 13,964 20,986 40,413 14,307 10,054 58,630 6,710 64,038 10,552 11,660 35,994 90,132 241,170 29,026 1,066,674 92,126 16,280 22,384 79,619 477,717 89,428 133,862 36,427 5,065 24,649 312,497 7,409 504,945 29,728 33,157 115,850 I,k98,k37 k0,131 61,981 Ilk,510 26,57k 30,82k 115,291 19,759 196,3k2 31,157 33,805 92,637 270,k21 735,331 7k,553 2,972,195 27k,k6l k8,310 66,771 230,89k 1,38k,027 283,k88 377,898 108,872 12,86k 72,820 998,998 20,365 l,kl8,302 82,727 90,980 107,280 1,409,454 37,522 54,741 114,199 4l,l4l 27,602 146,451 See footnote on page c regarding revised figures* c / See footnote on page c regarding correction of published f i g u r e s . 19,221 196,777 29,795 33,522 99,904 260,266 693,762 79,408 3,001,295 273,681 45,546 59,304 224,349 1,331,590 242,941 393,946 104,128 12,716 65,270 881,634 19,865 1,507,535 84,240 88,815 (?.6f DEBITS BY BAMS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) March 1950 March 1949 3 months ended — Mar, 1950, Mar. 1949 DISTRICT NO. 11- DALLAS Tucson* Ariz. Monroe La* 11 Shreveport* Roswell N.M. Abilene -c Tex. ft Amarillo ft Austin* II Beaumont* tt Corpus Christ! It Corsicana 11 Dallas* tt El Paso* tt Fort Worth* II Galveston It Houston* It Laredo tt Lubbock It Port Arthur II San Angelo It San Antonio It Texarkana* (See also Ark.) II Tyler It Waco* It Wichita Falls DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO Phoenix Ariz. Bakersfield Calif. II Berkeley It Fresno* It Long Beach* It Los Angeles* It Oakland* tt Pasadena* II Riverside II Sacramento* It San Bernardino It San Diego* It San Francisco* II San Jose It Santa Barbara II Santa Rosa It Stockton* Boise* Idaho Reno* Nev. Eugene Ore. It Portland* It Salem Ogden* Utah II Salt Lake City* Bellingham Wash. It Everett II Seattle* ft Spokane* If Tacoma* It Walla Walla II Yakima* c 62,797 38,815 145,488 17,982 43,509 104,909 144,393 97,482 96,663 10,249 1,152,524 154,625 360,742 72,082 1,142,512 17,722 79,697 33,829 33,549 321,784 15,497 65,417 36,040 140,322 14,978 34,711 90,600 160,207 99,116 77,972 9,961 1,059,239 135,374 310,101 75,619 1,147,191 17,654 64,433 34,219 28,760 257,526 •14,293 175,757 112,118 422,856 52,742 126,849 302,892 411,492 288,803 273,672 29,875 3,327,279 453,235 1,018,235 204,987 3,216,076 51,554 282,851 100,004 99,274 860,392 44,364 44,970 61,286 65,882 44,059 52,295 59,660 128,361 172,544 182,622 125,037 144,994 167,660 215,492 217,554 627,926 98,486 92,722 308,068 92,093 83,620 253,634 133,440 123,417 420,720 187,007 174,536 526,537 3,262,576 3,231,592 9,184,086 443,464 440,303 1,226,854 120,955 115,583 341,493 41,510 •40,800 114,762 584,439 497,619 1,665,635 51,925 47,509 149,546 239,994 244,027 694,440 2,661,615 2,590,895 7,149,258 120,601 111,036 335,704 40,125 25,206 64,407 80,245 45,796 57,205 131,714 49,346 45,718 128,606 551,503 564,964 1,451,583 65,077 182,059 67,321 50,609 47 969 148,430 225,715 233,466 637,608 21,001 21,310 56,709 28,560 29,007 76,100 736,025 692 439 1,942,701 155,92# 138,488 22,793 41,457 46,042 112,213 See footnote on page c regarding correction of published figures. 612,927 293,890 243,378 381,055 492,604 9,037,630 1,246,072 321,390 111,502 1,450,671 140,041 689,599 II II 11 11 183,098 105,535 409,078 42,143 96,722 255,073 431,421 293,453 223,384 33,818 3,123,357 388,829 897,017 216,605 3,383,885 52,759 185,896 103,952 81,808 728,042 42,414 6,970,349 320,204 107,568 69,259 172,045 229,305 161,808 125,719 1,555,326 171,108 156,671 660,333 58,023 77,934 1,891,799 439,522 380,844 65,575 125,539
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