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I
Form F. R.' 285

STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS

‘
F 61 immediate release,

Board of Governors
of the Federal Reserve System
April 6 , 191+2

BANK DEBITS— -DEBITS TO DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS
^
Bank debits as reported b y banks in leading centers for the w e e k ended
April 1 aggregated $11,707,000,000. Total debits during the 13 weeks ended April- 1
amounted to $ 11+1 ,286,000,000, or 13 per cent above the total reported for the corre­
sponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there w©,s an increa.se of
i+ per cent compared with the corresponding period a year ago, and at the other
reporting centers th^ro was an increase of 18 per cent.

SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS

I

Federal
Reserve
District
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Total, 2714. reporting centers
New York City*
II4-O other centers*
133 other reporting centers

W e e k ended
April 1,
April
191+2 :
191+1

609

628

4,1+27

5,092

635

689

833
1+83
376

hOQ

2,190
359

190

33527s
913
11,707
3,999
6,713
995

733

3l+o
2,059
310
175
297
21+3
791+
11,760
1+,720

' 6,160
083

13 wee!cs ended
April 1,
April
191+2
191+1
8,307
7,051
51+, 378
51,876
7,622
6,667
10,275
8,730
5 ,011+
l+,360
l+,962
1+,101
2 1 ,961+
19 ,121+
l+,61+9
3,795
2,605
l+,533
3,800

12,298
11+1,236
1+9,212

2,072
3,693

3,11+3

1 .0,265
125,336
1+7;391 ‘

79,1+11+

67,581+

12,660

10 ,1+11

DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER,DURING Trie; *.EEK ENDED APRIL 1, 19^2
(in thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON
DISTRICT NO, 2 - NEW YORK (Conttd)
Hartford
Conn,
almira
102,360
N. Y.
5,61+1+
ti
New Haven
tt
Jamestown
26,693
l
+,076
Waterbury
it
New York
11,031
3,999,168
Bangor
Ivlaine
tt
i+,1+73 Poughkeepsie
3,729
ft
Portland
ii
15,970 Rochester
35,301
Boston
ka s s .
it
392,380 Syracuse
it
23,935
Brockton
ii
Utica
5,079
9 #I+60
ti
Fall River
6,075
ii
Holyoke
3,986
DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA
it
Lowell
1+,118
Wilmington
D ei;
it
Lynn
' 38,678
Camden
5,671
N.
J.
tt
16 ,91+1+
New Bedford
tt
5,809 Trenton
ti
Springfield
18,055
21,61+1
1lentown
Penna*
it
7,l+l+6
Worcester
tt
iiltoona
22,659
2,590
Manchester
N. H.
rt
l+,620 Chester
6,621+
Providence
R. I .
tt
53,306 Harrisburg
Burlington
V t.
li+,853
ti
3,11+8 Hazleton
2,839
1
1
Johnstown
DISTRICT NO. 2 - NS17 YORK
5*1+99
it
Lancaster
Stand'ord
“ Conn.
10,789
1
1
6,533 Lebanon
Montclair
2,1+1+3
N. J..
tt
3,792 Norristown
3,11+2
Newark
t
!
119,885 Philadelphia
460,922
Northern New Jersey
II
Reading
11,656
Clearing' House i:i.ssn.
II
50,iol+ Scranton
12;i1+5Passaic
"
ff
12 ,01+7 Wilkes-Barre
6,876
Albany
ft. Y.
ft
72,172 T/illiamsport
3,767
Binghamton
"
If
6,21+0 York
‘
Buffalo
"
9.251+
71+,8 75
♦Included in tne national series covering 11+1 centers,avallab T 5~"beginhing w ^ K '1 $ 1 $



.Form F. R. 285_a
DEBITS BY BANKS,: IN EACH REPORTING CENTER ,DURING THE 7iEEK E^uED iiPRIL
(In thousands of dollar S)'
DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND
Lexington
✓ 5,147
Ky.
Ohio
Akron
28,043
11
14,158
Canton
116,007
Cincinnati
tf
225,203
Cleveland
tt
46,720
Columbus
M
22,815
Dayton
IT
3,757
Hamilton
It
Lima
4,585
tt
Lorain
1,553
It
Middletown
4,239
5,728
Springfield
(t
vSteubenville
2,543
tt
45,332
Toledo
tt
5,537
Warren
tt
1 7 ,1 1 1
Youngstown
tt
2,508
Zanesville
Pa.
3,103
Butler
tt
10,904
Erie
it
Franklin
1,429
tt
2,59U
Greensburg
tt
Homestead
951
tt
3,176 |
Oil City
it
253,182
Pittsburgh
7,056
W. Va*
'/»heeling

*
0
•
CO

DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND
Wasnington
D. C.
Baltimore
Lid,
tt
Cumberland
tt
Hagerstown
Asheville
N. C.
tt
Charlotte
tt
Durham
tt
Greensboro
11
Raleigh
tt
Wilmington
tt
Ytiinston-Salem
Charleston
tt
Columbia
tf
Greenville
tt
Spartanburg
Danville
Va*
tt .
Lynchburg
it
Newport News
tt
Norfolk
n
Portsmouth
it
Richmond
a
Roanoke
Charleston
Tiii. Va.
it
Huntington
DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA
A la ,
Birmingham
u
Dothan
tt
Mobile
tt
Montgomery
Jacksonville
Fla.
it
Miami
tt
Pensacola
tt
Tampa



101,512
138,322
2,51+3
4,172
4,259
24,316
8,047
6,357

20,113
7,407
19,675
7,240
9,939
7,798
3,687
2,678
4,450
3,548
21,615

2 ,2 15

54,645
8,208
15,316
4,765
37.282
1,437

21,717
7,339
25,857
l6 ,4 o 4
3,801
11,102

I, 19U 2

DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont» d)
1,895
Ga.
Albany
tt
74,878
Atlanta
tt
9,063
Augusta
ft
954
Brunswick
ft
5,490
Columbus
1t
345
Elberton
tt
7,707
Macon
tt
818
Newnan
tt
10,932
Savannah
tt
1,421
Valdosta
La.
69,536
New Orleans
2 ,3 10
Hiss.
Hattiesburg
tt
9,162
Jackson
ft
3,436
Meridian
tt
1,986
Vicksburg
14,786
Tenn,
Chattanooga
tt
9,868
Knoxville
tt
Nashville
26,915
DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO
Aurora
111. ......
tt
Bloomington
Champaign-Urbana
11
Chicago
tt
Danville
Decatur
tt
Elgin
TI
Moline
tt
Peoria
tf
Rockford
fl
Springfield
Fort "i'ayne
Ind.
tt
Gary
tt
Hammond
II
Indianapolis
tt
South' Bend
tf
I'erre Haute
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
tt
Clinton
it
Davenport
11
Des Moines
ft
Dubuque
it
iuuson City
tt
fcuscatina
tt
Sioux City
tt
TJuterloo
Mich.
’
Adrian
1!
Battle Creek
tt
Bay City
tt
Detroit
tt
Flint
tt
Grand Rapids
Jackson
ft
Kalamazoo
tt
Lansing
Saginaw
Wis*
Green Bay
Manitowoc
tt
Milwaukee
tt
Oshkosh
tt
Sheboygan

4,037
4,115
4,270
1,385,157
3,191
7,103
2,577
2,758
23,170

13,201

8,508
10,919
4,380
2,876
68,289
15,219
6,658
8,761

1,869

6,850

32,227
2,666
3,004
1,277
12,444
6,865
1,352
4,460
3,899
364,457
7,826

16,636
5,501
7,436
8,159
6,571
5,213
2,457

104,019
3,027
6,456

Form F. R. 285-b
DEBITS B Y Ba NKS IN EACH REPQkTING CENTER,DURING THE
(In thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS
El Dorado
Ark.
1,736
ii
Fort Smith
1*,006
it
Helena
1+25
»
Little Rock
15,820
it
Pine Bluff
3,181+
it
,
Texarkana
(See also Tex.)
5 ,120 '
East St. Louis &. Nat* 1
Stock Yards
111.
lli, 738
it
Quincy
2,690
Evansville
Ind.
8,588
Louisville
Ky.
55,226
ii
Owensboro
1,607
Greenville
Miss.
1,356
St. Louis
Mo.
183,31+9
ii
Sedalia
718
it
Springfield
5,209
Memphis
Tenn.
51+,912
DISTRICT NO .
Duluth
Minneapolis
Red wing
St. Paul
South St. Paul
Y/inona
Billings
Helena
Dickinson
Fargo
Grand Forks
Jamestown
Minot
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
La Crosse
Superior

9 - MINNEAPOLIS
Minn.
1 1 ,1*68
tt
93,089
tt
523
it
1+8 ,271+
it
ti

Mont.
ii

N. D.
it
it
it
it

i>. D.
ti

Tvis.
it

10,030

1,673
2,815
2,355
l*6o
5,297
1,1*65
338
976
1,166
5,975

2,927
1,525

DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY
Denver
Grand Junction
Pueblo
Atchison
Hutchinson
Independence
Kansas City
Lawrence
Pittsburg
Topeka
Wichita
Joplin
Kansas City
St, Joseph
Fremont
Lincoln
Ornha
Albuquerque
Bartlesville
Enid
Guthrie

l+,355
Itl,259

396

Kans.
n

3,829
821*
2,l|l+0

658

Mo,
11
N^b.
ti
N'. M.
Okla.

5,069
835
1,256
l+,95i+
17,797
1+,195
96,011*
8,287
855
7,61*3
1+8,1+00
l+,839
6,876
2,509
557

DISTRICT NO. 10 - fciKSAS CITY (Cont«d)
Muskogee
Okla.
3 j 086
it
Oklahoma City
29,118
»
/
Okmulgee
601*
11
Tulsa
v 30,987
Casper
Tv'yo.
1,566
tt
Cheyenne
2 ,061*
DISTRICT NO.
Tucson
Shreveport
Roswell
Abilene
^ustin
Beaumont
Corsicana
Dallas
El Paso
Fort Worth
Galveston
Houston
Port Arthur
San Antonio
Texarkana
(See also Ark.)
Tyler
Yiaco
Wichita F-vlls
.
DISTRICT NO.
Phoenix
Bakersfield
Berkeley
Fresno
Long Beach
Los iuageles
Oakland
Pasadena
Sacramento
San Bernardino
San Diego
San Francisco
San Jose
Santa Barbara
Stockton
Bois^
Reno
Eugene
Portland
Salem
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Bellingham
Everett
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Yialla Walla
Yukiraa

Corrected figures - week ended March 25 , 191+2 ,
El Dorado, Arkansas - 1,680,




•.SEK ENDED APRIL 1, I9I+2

11 - DALLAS
Ariz.
La.
E. M.
Tex.
ti
11

ti
tt
tt
ti
tt
tt
tt
tt
It
tt
tt
tt

3,589
13,971+
1 ,1*00
2,912
13,231+
6,771
1,105
75,31+3
11,11*5
27,373
7,278
76,657
2,358
21,226
1,851
2,805
l+,285
1,679

12 - SAN FRANCISCO
Ariz.
11+, 371+
Calif.
1+.230
tt
tt
tt
ft
tt
tt
tt
tt
tt

•ft
tt
ft
tt

Idaho
Nev.
Ore.
tt
tt

Utah
tt

Wash.
tt
tt
tt
ti
ti
tt

8,197
8,398

16,095
237,952

1+2,162
6,736
30,963
2,91+1+
25,808
222 ,91*8
5,1+36
2,377

5,609
l+,555
l+,002
3,361
60,957
2,817
l+,068
20,385

2,025

2,672,
89,1+33
12,658
15,916
1,388
3,677