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Form F. R, 285 For Immediate release STATEMENT POR THE PRESS BANK DEBITS Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System April 15, 1940 Debits to deposit accounts (except interbank accounts), as reported by banks in leading cities for the week ended April 10, aggregated $7,673,000,000* Total debits during the 13 weeks ended April 10 amounted to $107,958,000,000, or 5 percent above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago. Federal Reserve District Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St, Louis Llinneapolis Kansas City Dallas Sen Francisco SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS _______ (in millions of dollars) Week ended — 13 weeks ended — April 12, April 10, April 12., Aoril 10, 1940 1939 1940 1939 5,678 408 5,876 415 3,382 2,970 46,4-19 46,703 368 4l4 5,205 5,613 6,142 6,949 445 460 3,868 3,521 283 259 217 3,405 3,065 244 1,076 992 16,067 14,145 2,856 206 222 3,119 152 134 1,975 1,741 3,294 239 231 3,131 2,502 2,691 185 193 8,683 584 594 8,135 Total, 274 reporting centers 7,673 6,999 107,958 102,824 Her; York City* 3,122 2,714 42,456 43,053 140 Other leading cities* 3,903 3,672 56,704 51,659 133 Other centers_______________649_________ 613________ 8,798______ 8,112 DEBITS BY BANKS III EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED APRIL 10, 1940 (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT 110. 1 - BOSTON DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK (Cont*d) Hartford Conn, Elmira 2,992 N. Y. 47,593 ti t i New Haven 2,626 Jamestown 15,904 11 ti Waterbury New York 3,121,903 6,317 ti Bangor Maine Poughkeepsie 2,932 3,153 n it Portland 7,142 26,779 Rochester tt Boston 18,004 Syracuse Mass. 253,765 11 ti Brockton 6,585 3,656 Utica 11 Fall River 3,953 11 Holyoke 2,582 DISTRICT HO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA 11 Lowell Del. Wilmington 25,929 2,877 11 Lynn 10,060 Camden 4,163 N. J. 11 tt New Bedford 15,992 3,712 Trenton n Springfield 5,830 Allentown Penna, 14,625 it tt Worcester 2,522 Altoona 12,579 tt Manchester N. H. 3,328 3,461 Chester ti Providence R. I. 27,334 Harrisburg 12,869 11 1,866 Burlington Vt. 2,208 Hazleton ti 3,020 Johnstown i t DISTRICT 1C. 2 - NEW YORK Lancaster 6,133 ti 1,567 Stanford Conn, 4,159 Lebanon i t 2,224 Montclair H.J* Norristown 3,279 ti t t 292,708 Newark 66,108 Philadelphia tt Korthern Hew Jersey 9,197 Reading tt Clearing House Assnf 9,014 35,670 Scranton t i t t 6,256 Wilkes-Barre 4,375 Passaic tt Albany 31,669 Williamsport H. Y. 2,293 11 tt 5,148 Binghamton 4,055 York ti Buffalo 49,150 ■^Centers' for which bank debit figures are available back to 1919 .fora 285-a DEBITS BZ BANKS III EACH REPORTING C3NTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED APRIL 10, 1940 (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT HO. 4 - CLEVELAND DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA Lexington Ky, Albany 4,559 Ga, 1,296 Akron Ohio tt Atlanta 14,215 45,724 Canton ti Augusta 7,567 4,706 Cincinnati tt 67,826 Brunswick 744 Cleveland tt 108,013 Columbus 3,987 Columbus tt Elberton 33,845 266 Dayton tt 14,726 Macon 3,250 Hamilton tt 2,626 Newnan 43S Lima tt 3,408 Savannah 6,489 Lorain tt 1,081 Valdosta 928 Middletown New Orleans La. 2,353 45,705 Springfield 3,761 Hattiesburg Miss. 1,185 Steubenville tt Jackson 2,074 6,719 Toledo tt 27,128 Meridian 2,922 Warren tt 2,310 Vicksburg 2,105 Youngstown 10,897 Chattanooga Tenn, 10,912 Zanesville tt 1,846 Knoxville 6,290 Butler tt Pa 2,029 Nashville 19,565 Erie 5,748 Franklin 600 DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO Greensburg 1,299 Aurora 111. 2.339 Homestead tt 776 Bloomington 2,998 Oil City Champaigrt-Urbana 11 2,093 3,660 Pittsburgh tt 133,233 Chicago 603,257 Wheeling tt Va. 5,847 Danville 2,013 tt Decatur 4,166 DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND tt Elgin 1,783 Washington tt D, C, Moline 61,041 1,939 Baltimore tt Md, 86,050 Peoria 13,371 t! tt Cumberland 1,664 Rockford 5,417 n Hagerstown tt 2,019 Springfield 5,551 Asheville N.C. Ind, 2,603 ■ Fort Wayne 7,149 t! Charlotte tt 13,961 Gary 4,004 It Durham tt Hammond 6,073 1,775 ,n Greensboro tt Indianapolis 4,695 48,203 tt Raleigh tt South Bend 9,121 10,183 tt Wilmington tt Terre Haute 2,507 5,303 tt Winston-Salem Cedar Rapids Iowa 7,469 5,856 Charleston tt s . 0, Clinton 4,195 1,315 rt Columbia it Davenport 6,078 6,368 tt Greenville tt Des Moines 4,378 23,764 tt Spartanburg tt Dubuque 2,536 2.339 Danville it Va, Mason City 1,651 2,610 tt Lynchburg tt Muscatine 3,465 795 tt Newport News tt Sioux City 2,402 8,172 tt Norfolk tt Waterloo 10,763 4,154 tt Portsmouth Adrian 983 Mich. 844 tt Richmond tt 29,598 Battle Creek 2,372 tt Roanoke tt Bay City 5,443 2,376 Charleston tt W. Va. Detroit 10,360 182,741 tt Huntington tt Flint 3,764 5,141 tt Grand Rapids 11,959 DISTRICT HO. 6 - ATLANTA tt J ackson 2,767 Birmingham ft Ala, 22,865 Kalamazoo 4,956 tt Dothan tt Lansing 677 4,903 tt Mobile tt Saginaw 8,993 4,861 tt Montgomery 5,128 Wis. Green Bay 3,686 Jacksonville tt Fla, 19,367 Martitowoo 1,787 tt Miami tt 15,221 Milwaukee 63,675 tt Pensacola tt 2,000 Oshkosh 1,820 tt Tampa tt 6,806 Sheboygan 3,680 Form 7R~285~b DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK SIDED APRIL 10, 3.940 (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS El Dorado Ark. ii Fort Smith n Helena n Little Rock n Pine Bluff ii Texarkana (See also Tex.) East St. Louis & Nat’l Stock Yards 111 . it Quincy Evansville Ind. Louisville Ky. it Owensboro Greenville Miss. Mo. St. Louis ti Sedalia i t Springfield Tenn, Memphis DISTRICT NO. Duluth Minneapolis Red Wing St, Paul South St. Paul Winona Billings Helena Dickinson Fargo Grand Forks James'town Minot Aberdeen Sioux Falls La Crosse Superior 1,253 2,936 421 8,617 1,656 687 8,151 1,893 6,978 31,075 1,276 1,238 120,644 492 3,514 31,506 9 - MINNEAPOLIS 10,457 Minn, ti 77,322 ii 399 ii 37,584 ii 4,931 ti 1,213 2,328 Mont, ti 2,458 292 N. D. it 4,357 it 1,086 ti 386 tt 770 S. D, 1,053 ii 3,941 Wis. 2,461 tt 931 DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY Colorado Springs Colo. 2,332 it Denver 35,096 tt 944 Grand Junction it Pueblo 3,929 Atchison 638 Kans, it Hutchinson 2,93.9 tt Independence 625 ti Kansas City 3,835 tt Lawrence 794 ti 858 Pittsburg ti 4,612 Topeka it 9,460 Wichita 1,861 Joplin Mo* 11 66,556 Kansas City 11 5,921 St, Joseph 636 Neb. Fremont 11 6,362 Lincoln 11 29,375 Omaha 3,848 N. M. Albuquerque 4,936 Okla. Bartlesville 11 2,763 Enid 11 Guthrie 311 DISTRICT HO. 10 - KANSAS CITY (Cont’d) 1,455. Okla# Muskogee t ? 24,617 Oklahoma City 1! 572 Okmulgee I T 19,651 Tulsa Wyo. 1,364 Casper t t 2,372 Cheyenne DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS Ariz. Tucson Shreveport L<3.« H. M. Roswell Tex, Abilene ti Austin it Beaumont 1 1 Corsicana 1 1 Dallas f i El Paso t i Fort Worth tt Galveston 11 Houston 11 Port Arthur 11 San Antonio ti Texarkana (See also Ark.) 11 Tyler 11 Waco 11 Wichita Falls 2,832 9,103 913 1,782 10,448 4,463 761 53,376 6,099 16,866 6,615 50,860 2,592 15,757 1,136 2,527 3,03S 3,395 DISTRICT NO. 12 - SM FRAllCISCO 12,005 Ariz. Phoenix 3,818 Calif• Bakersfield 5,638 J1. Berkeley 11 6,446 Fresno 11 9,286 Long Beach ii 180,902 Los Angeles n 23,711 Oakland 11 5,596 Pasadena 1 1 24,196 Sacramento n 2,916 San Bernardino 11 11,651 San Diego 160,550 San Francisco 11 4,956 San Jose 11 Santa Barbara 2,433 ii 4,376 Stockton Idaho 3,943 Boise 2,947 Uev. Reno 1,927 Ore* Eugene 11 33,923 Portland t i 3,507 Salem 2,680 Utah Ogden i t 14,909 Salt Lake City 1,560 Wash. Bellingham 1 1 1,977 Everett i t 43,525 Seattle it 10,543 Spokane t i 9 ,063 Tacoma 11 1,725 Walla Walla II 2,894 Yakima
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