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Form F. R. 285 For immediate release STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System April 14, 1941. BANK DEBITS— DEBITS ID DEPOSIT ACOOUNTS, EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS Bank debits as reported by banks in leading centers for the week ended April 9 aggregated $8,811,000,000. Total debits during the 13 weeks ended April 9 amounted to" $123 ,496 ,000 ,000 , or 14 per cent above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there was an increase of 10 per cent compared with the corresponding period a year ago, and at the other reporting centers there was an increase of 18 per cent. SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS 13 weeks <snded Week ended April 10, April 9, April 10, April 9, 1940 1941 1940 1941 5,876 6,967 415 537 46,419 3,546 3,382 50,936 5,613 6,581 4l4 483 460 6,949 8,629 620 3,868 4,810 283 357 3,405 244 4,049 302 1,076 16,067 1,335 18,873 222 3,740 3,119 277 152. 1,975 158 2,051 3,294 3,643 239 27U 3,088 2,691 224 193 8,683 10,129 594 697 107,958 123,496 '•■8,811 7,673 42,456 46,516 3,122 3,243 56,704 4,794 66,710 3,903 8,798 10,269 649 773 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK EIIDED APRIL 9, 1941 (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK (Cont’d) DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON 3,434 N. Y. Elmira Conn. Hartford 64,618 i t i t 3,347 Jamestown New Haven 19,003 11 tt 3,243,165 New York Waterbury 8,680 11 3,421 Poughkeepsie Bangor Maine 3,610 1 1 1 1 32,166 Rochester Portland 8,023 ti 16,303 Syracuse 335,156 Boston Mass* it 1 1 6,803 Utica Brockton 3,943 11 Fall River 5,151 tt DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA 3,068 Holyoke 1 1 29,005 Del. Wilmington 3,508 Lowell 12,722 1 1 N. J. Camden Lynn 4,571 11 23,706 it Trenton New Bedford 5,129 7,399 i t Penna. Allentown Springfield 16,945 1 1 3,157 i t Altoona Worcester 16,059 1 1 4,123 Chester Manchester N. H. 4,044 it 9,519 Harrisburg Providence 33,169 I. i t 2,384 Hazleton 2,813 Vt. Burlington 1 1 3,637 Johnstown 7,910 t i Lancaster DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK 11 2,055 Lebanon 4,952 Stamford Conn. a rtf'*/ t t 2,874 Norristown 3,620 Montclair N. J. tt 340,171 it Philadelphia Newark 76,597 a /rjr\ t t s,w 2 Reading Northern New Jersey 10 ,213 t i Scranton Clearing House Assn. 37,969 r rfrjJ i t it Wilkes-Barre Passaic 9,173 2,902 11 Williamsport N. Y. Albany 36,055 £ ,*f 7J 1LQy D t t it York Binghamton 5,049 ti 63,650 Buffalo Federal Reserve District Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St, Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco Total, 274 reporting centers New York City* 140 Other leading centers* 133 Other centers ^Centers for which bank debits figures are available back to 1919* Fora F. P.. 285-a DEBITS BY BANKS IH EACH REPQP.TEKQ CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED APRIL 9,1941 (in thousands of dollars) ’ DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont*d) Lexington Ga* Ky. Albany 4,t>44 1,393 tt Akron Atlanta Ohio 58,439 18,940 tt tt Canton Augusta 5,655 10,872 t t t t Cincinnati Brunswick 749 85,490 tt tt 5,806 Cleveland Columbus 168,623 tt it Elberton Colunbus 339 47,067 tt t t 4,966 Dayton Macon 20,746 tt tt Newnan Hamilton 3,658 525 t! t l 7,698 Savannah Lina 4,211 tt it Lorain Valdosta 901 1,373 i t 61,388 La* New Orleans Middletown 3,368 tt Miss* Hattiesburg Springfield 4,521 2,203 tt t t Steubenville Jackson 9,122 2,539 tt tt Meridian Toledo 3,529 32,332 tt i i 1,880 Vicksburg Warren 3,585 it Tenn. Chattanooga 11,660 Youngstown 15,327 tt tt Knoxville Zanesville 7,195 2,029 ti Pa. Nashville 21,810 Butler 2,536 tt Erie 7,370 t t DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO Franklin 784 it Greensburg Aurora 111. 2,672 1,567 tt tt Bloomington Honestead 3,644 939 tt Champaign-Urbana " Oil City 4,292 2,254 tt t t Chicago Pittsburgh . 751,604 167,734 tt Danville W. Va. Wheeling 2,537 7,532 t t Decatur 5,099 tt Elgin DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND 2,155 tt Moline Washington D. C. 2,220 75,762 t t Baltimore Peoria Md. 16,532 103,354 tt tt Rockford Cumberland 8,176 2,149 tt Hager atom Springfield 2,428 6,763 Ind. Fort Wayne Asheville N. C. 9,120 4,228tt tt Gary Charlotte 4,948 19,926 t t tt Hammond Durham .2,585 7,177 tt tt Indianapolis Greensboro 71,761 5,400 tt tt South Bend 11,186 Raleigh 11,577 t t t t Terre Haute Wilmington 6,327 3,494 tt Cedar Rapids Iowa 6,580 Winstcnfc‘*Salem 10,267 tt Clinton 1,791 Charleston S. c. 5,477 tt t t Davenport 6,358 Columbia 8,543 tt II 26,586 Des Moines Greenville 5,748 tt t t Spartanburg Dubuque 2,961 3,839 tt 2,678 Va. Danville 2,030 Mason City tt tt Muscatine 889 Lynchburg 3,997 !t t t Sioux City Newport News 9,654 3,475 tt tt Waterloo 15,706 4,402 Norfolk t t Hi ch. Portsmouth 1,184 1,401 Adrian tt it Battle Creek 3,368 36,977 Richmond t t t t Bay City Roanoke 7,284 2,993 tt Detroit W, Va. Charleston 12,030 219,305 tt ti 6,818 4,626 Flint Huntington t t Grand Rapids 13,120 tt Jackson DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA 4,015 tt Kalamazoo Ala. 5,421 Birmingham 25,757 tt it Lansing Dothan 814 5,415 tt Saginaw ft Mobile 5,358 11,264 t i Wis. Green Bay Montgomery 4,251 5,775 tt Manitowoc Jacksonville Fla. 25,090 2,073 tt it Milwaukee Miami 80,590 16,727 tt tt Oshkosh Pensacola 2,471 2,531 tt t i Sheboygan 4,846 Tampa 8,377 Form F. R. 285-b DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED APRIL 9, 1941 (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO . 8 - ST. LOUIS DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY (Cont»d' El Dorado Ark. 1,884 Muskogee Okla, 1,185 ti tt Fort Smith 3,048 22,804 Oklahoma City tt tf Helena 416 514 Okmulgee ti t t Little Rock 19,794 13,690 Tulsa tt Pine Bluff 1,422 2,654 Wyo* Casper tt t t Texarkana 3*019 Cheyenne (See also Tex. ) 805 East St. Louis Nat»l DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS Stock Yards 1 0 ,444 3,475 111 . Tucson Ariz. tt 10,508 Quincy 2,187 Shreveport La, 1,231 8,837 Evansville Ind, Roswell N. M, Louisville 3,164 43,393 Abilene Tex* Ky# it tt 10,076 1,398 Owensboro Austin tt 6,657 1,2.27 Greenville Miss# Beaumont t t 750 141,200 St, Louis Mo# Corsicana tt tt Sedalia 571 65,036 Dallas tt tt Springfield 3,968 8,576 El Paso tt Memphis Tenn# Fort Worth 42,442 19,989 tt Galveston 6,866 tt DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS Houston 54,962 tt Duluth Minn# 2,836 Port Arthur 8,424 tt tf Minneapolis San Antonio 78,209 18,323 tt tt Red VJing Texarkana 485 t t St, Paul (See also /irk.) 1,652 38,118 tt tt South St, Paul Tyler 6,552 2,793 tt tt Winona Waco 1,428 3,463 tt Mont, Billings Wichita Falls 3,566 2,929 t t Helena 3,016 Dickinson N. D# DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO 336 tt Fargo Phoenix Ariz# 5,246 11,492 tt Grand Forks Calif. Bakersfield 3,869 1,391 tt tt Jamestown Berkeley 471 6,443 tt tt Minot Fresno 8,252 1,010 tt Aberdeen S. D. Long Beach 11,060 1,294 tt t t Sioux Falls Los Angeles 5,096 209,342 tt La Crosse Wis. Oakland 2,458 27,014 tt Superior Pasadena *M 6,576 1,191 tt Sacramento 25,882 tt DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY San Bernardino 3,683 t t Colorado Springs Colo, San Diego 17,579 3,015 tt tt Denver San Francisco 40,182 178,353 tt tt Grand Junction 914 San Jose 5,763 tt tt Pueblo 2,672 5,519 Santa Barbara tt Atchison Kans, 725 5,202 Stockton tt 4,816 2,572 Hutchinson Boise Idaho rt Independence 655 Reno Nev. 3,043 tt 4,762 2,752 Kansas City Eugene Ore, tt tt 869 Lawrence 41,751 Portland t! tt 894 Pittsburg 5,707 Salem tt 5,343 3,652 Topeka Utah Ogden tt 14,903 tt 18,138 Wichita Salt Lake City 2,171 1,880 Joplin Mo, Bellingham Wash, tt tt 77,778 Kansas City Everett 2,323 tt tt 6,536 St, Joseph 60 ,043 Seattle tt 829 12,937 Fremont Neb, Spokane tt 6,362 tt 10,966 Lincoln Tacoma tt tt Omaha 37,941 Walla Walla 2,572 tt Albuquerque 4,517 11# M, Yakima 3,610 Bartlesville Okla, 5,224 tt Enid 2,843 tt Guthrie 352
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