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Fora P. E. 285 STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS For ianediate release Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve Systen August 11, 1941 BA1IK DEBITS— DEBITS TO DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS , EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS Bank debits as reported by banks in leading ceiiters for the week ended August 6 , 1941, aggregated $10,507,000,000. Total debits during the 13 weeks ended August 6 , 1941 amounted to $133,280,000,000, or 24 per cent above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there was an increase of 20 per cent compared with the corresponding period a year ago, and at the other reporting centers there was an increase of 27 per cent. SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS Federal Reserve District 13 vreeks €snded Week ended Aug. 6 , A%. 7 9 ; Aug. 6 , 1941 1940 1941 Boston Net? York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco Total, 274 reporting centers Ilew York City* 140 Other leading centers* 133 Other centers-' 565 4,188 699 762 485 3,479 483 572 396 306 336 1,620 302 239 1,233 214 205 332 251 852 10,507 3 ,804 5,816 836 162 252 179 679. 7,331 54,182 7,683 9,600 5,207 4,258 20,096 4,374 2,439 4,189 3,326 10,597 8,283 133,280 3,190 4,410 684 49,160 72,840 11,280 5,884 45,014 5,729 7,413 4,058 3,203 15,676 3,334 2,140 3,462 2,603 8.672 107,188 40,870 57,229 9,089 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER. DURING THE WEEK ENDED AUGUST 6 , 1941 (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK (Cont*d) DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON N. Y. Elmira 4,677 Conn. 71,698 Hartford tt tt 4,611 Jamestown New Haven 23,193 ft tt New York 3,804,167 Waterbury 9,529 n Poughkeepsie 4,487 Maine Bangor 4,587 tt n Rochester 37,673 Portland 12,052 tt Syracuse 26,544 Mass. Boston 322,462 tt t t Utica 9,307 Brockton 4,412 tt 5,143 Fall River tt DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA Holyoke 3,181 tt Del, 32,670 Wilmington Lowell 3,389 tt Camden N. J. 19,541 Lynn 5,991 n tt 24,270 Trenton New Bedford 5,077 t r Perrna* Allentown 8,919 18,361 Springfield ti it 3,457 Altoona 16,152 Worcester t? Chester 5,088 4,953 Manchester N. H, tt Harrisburg 12,285 Providence 51,102 R. I. n Hazleton 3,299 Vt. Burlington 3,127 tt Johnstown 6,259 tt 6,746 Lancaster DISTRICT NO* 2 - NEW YORK tt Lebanon 2,197 6,790 Conn. Stamford tt 3,280 Norristown Montclair H. J. 4,004 tt tt Philadelphia 528,965 92,296 Newark t t Reading 13,371 Northern New Jersey tt Scranton 11,403 48,812 Clearing House Assn. tt tt 5,889 Wilkes~Barre 10,758 Passaic t t Williamsport 3,519 N, Y. .Albany 58,244 tt tt 7,787 York 6,258 Binghamton tt 69,284 Buffalo .. ” ' »*1 1^fl Form F. R. 285-a DEBITS BY BANKS III EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED AUGUST 6 , 1941 (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND Lexington Ky. 4,676 Akron Ohio 25,305 n Canton 12,902 n Cincinnati 94,949 it Cleveland 202,101 « Columbus 61,872 it Dayton 21,984 tt Hamilton 3,933 tt Lina 4,006 tt Lorain 1,687 tt Middletown 3,849 tt Springfield 5,160 ti Steubenville 2,985 tt Toledo 42,568 tt Warren 3,722 tt Youngstown 16,124 tt Zanesville 0 557 Butler Pa. 3,385 tt Erie 10,867 it Franklin 1,042 tt Greensburg 2,453 n Homestead 1,173 tt Oil City 3,128 it Pittsburgh 222,667 Wheeling W.Va. 7,355 DISTRICT HO. 5 - RICHMOND Washington D. 0. Baltimore Md. tt Cumberland ti Hagerstown Asheville N. C. tt Charlotte tt Durham ti Greensboro it Raleigh 11 Wilmington tt Winston-Salen Charleston s. c. tt Columbia tl Greenville 11 Spartanburg Danville Va. 11 Lynchburg 11 Newport News tt Norfolk ti Portsmouth 11 Richmond ti Roanoke Charleston W . Va. tt Huntington ; DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA Birmingham Ala. tt Dothan tt Mobile tt Montgomery Jacksonville Fla. tt Miami n Pensacola tt Tampa 80,317 125,573 2,352 2,811 4,822 19,591 7,134 6,232 10,810 4,398 11,212 5,471 8,285 6,219 3,349 2,367 4,184 3,470 17,057 1,561 42,948 7,921 12,865 5,029 29,443 852 15,177 6,640 24,244 12,344 3,046 9,375 DISTRICT IIP. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont»d) Ga. Albany 1,536 tt Atlanta 59,837 tt Augusta 5,577 tt Brunswick 784 tt Columbus 5,692 tt Elberton 308 tt Macon 5,373 tt Newnan 627 tt Savannah 9,128 n Valdosta 1,513 New Orleans La. 75,885 Hattiesburg Miss. 2,287 tt Jackson 9,925 tt Meridian 4,938 tt Vicksburg 1,713 Tenn. Chattanooga 13,312 tt Knoxville 9,409 tt Nashville 26,987 DISTRICT NO. 7 Aurora Bloomington Chanpaign-Urbana Chicago Danville Decatur Elgin Moline Peoria Rockford Springfield Fbrt Wayne Gary Hannond Indianapolis South Bend Terre Haute Cedar Rapids Clinton Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Mason City Muscatine Sioux City Waterloo Adrian Battle Creek Bay City Detroit Flint Grand Rapids Jackson Kalamazoo Lansing Saginaw Green Bay Manitowoc Milwaukee Oshkosh Sheboygan - CHICAGO 111. tt tt tt tt tt tt ti 11 tt tt Ind* tt ti ti tt tt Iowa it ti ti 11 tt tt tt tt Mich. ti ti tt ti ti tt tt it n Wis. 3,786 3,257 3,798 901,825 2,778 6,565 2,172 2,738 19,666 9,392 6,431 11,331 4,841 2,522 61,500 12,209 6,558 7,818 1,585 6,537 25,526 2,692 3,049 915 11,432 5,638 1,276 4,157 3,497 335,572 8,112 18,196 5,216 7,228 7,692 6,908 4,977 tt 2,232 it 79,565 2,735 5,086 11 tt Ptarn F. R. 285—b DEBITS BY BANKS III EACH REPORTING CEJ'ITER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED AUGUST 6 , 1941 (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS Ark. El Dorado n Fort Smith tt Helena n Little Rock tt Pine Bluff n Texarkana (See also Tex.) East St. Louis & Nat*1 111. Stock lards it Quincy Ind. Evansville Ky. Louisville tt Owensboro Mss. Greenville Mo. St. Louis tt Sedalia tt Springfield Tenn. Memphis DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS Minn. Duluth Minneapolis tt Red Wing tt St. Paul tt South St. Paul H Winona Mont. Billings ti Helena N. D. Dickinson n Fargo tt Grand Forks tt Jonestown tt Minot Aberdeen S. D. tt Sioux Falls La Crosse Wis. tt Superior DISTRICT NO.. 10 - KANSAS CITY Colorado Springs Colo. tt Denver tt Grand Junction tt Pueblo Atchison Kans. tt Hutchinson t t Indep endence t t Kansas City t t Lawrence t t Pittsburg n Topeka t t Wichita Mo. Joplin tt Kansas City tt St. Joseph Neb. Fremont tt Lincoln tt Omaha N. M. ALbuquerqUe Bartlesville Okla. tt Enid tt Guthrie 1,589 3,537 325 10,498 1,985 Muskogee Oklahoma City Okmulgee Tulsa Casper Cheyenne Okla. tt tt tt Wyo* 11 2,482 28,156 533 29,185 1,788 2,957 808 12,685 2,588 9,795 51,573 1,395 1,331 157,200 621 4,929 40,701 14,950 98,326 596 54,160 7,329 1,701 3,021 3,010 398 6,208 1,678 506 1,432 ' 1,941 5,724 2,581 1,672 3,032 48,797 1,036 4,747 878 4,701 774 4,762 999 987 5,939 17,427 2,342 93,588 7,361 926 6,091 44,822 5,676 6,834 4,331 358 DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS Ariz. Tucson La. Shreveport N. M. Roswell Tex. Abilene tt Austin tt Beaumont n Corsicana tt Dallas tt El Paso tt Fort Worth tt Galveston tt Houston Port Arthur tt San Antonio tt Texarkana (See also Ark. ) tf Tyler ft Waco f t Wichita Falls DISTRICT NO. 12 Phoenix Bakersfield Berkeley Fresno Long Beach Los Angeles Oakland Pasadena Sacramento San Bernardino San Diego San Francisco San Jose Santa Barbara Stockton Boise Reno Eugene Portland Salem Ogden Salt Lake City Bellingham Everett Seattle Spokane Tacoma Walla Walla Yakima 3,149 11,672 1,161 2,977 8,956 6,252 861 71,119 9,735 23,266 7,114 70,134 2,631 19,101 1,173 3,054 4,166 4,689 - a m FRAIiCISOO Ariz. 12,365 4,868 Calif• tt 8,516 tt 10,164 tt 12,696 tf 267,322 tt 36,110 tt 7,199 tt 29,225 tt 6,235 tt 20,202 tt 220,248 tt 7,599 tt 1,499 tt 5,715 Idaho 6,172 11ev. 3,835 Ore. 2,892 n 51,682 tt 5,822 Utah 5,084 tf 18,388 Wash* 2,086 tt 2,431 tt 70,710 tf 13,607 tf 13,503 t! 2,334 tt 3,569
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