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Form F. R. •285 STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS For immediate release Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System August 18. 1941 BANK DEBITS— DEBITS 10 DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS, EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS August August ported was an and at Bank debits as reported by banks in leading centers for the week ended 13, 19^1 aggregated $9,21+2,000,000. Total debits during the 15 weeks ended 13, 19la amounted to $133,14-25,000,000, or 26 per cent above the total re for the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there increase of 23 per cent compared with the corresponding period a year ago, the other reporting centers there was an increase of 28 per cent. Federal Reserve District SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS (in millions of dollars)______ Week ended Aug. 14, Aug. 13, 1940 1941 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* I33 Other centers 506 393 3,539 2,635 387 521 27I4 227 1 ,o!l9 217 561 700 371 31S 1,591; 281, 187 321+ 2l+3 797 9,?'2 3 ,21+3 5.179 621 11:9 250 179 631+ 6,916. 2,3li9 3,928 638 13 weeks ended' Aug. 13, Aug. 14, 1941 1940 7,3H 5l+,2l+l 7,732 9,635 5,191 ii,263 20,060 1,365 2,11.1 U.215 3,331 10.621 133,1+25 li9,258 72,891 11,275 5,026 1+L.,23I+ 5,682 7,396 li,032 3,169 15,462 3,502 2,069 3,1+39 2,563 8.599 105,791 1+0,105 56,661; 9,021 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK EliDED AUGUST 13 , 1941 (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT HO. 2 - NEW YORK (Cont*d) DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON 3,726 N. Y. Elmira Conn* Hartford 1+9,709 t t tt 3 ,1+60 Jamestown New Haven 18,723 tt tt 3 ,21+2 ,1+68 New York 7,708 Waterbury tt Poughkeepsie 3,887 4,2148 Maine Bangor t t tt 31,888 Rochester 10,921 Portland tt 21,306 Syracuse Mass. Boston 309,915 tt 8,878 tt Utica 3,630 Brockton tt Fall River 5,329 tt DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA 3,066 Holyoke tt Del. 23,639 Wilmington Lowell 3,593 tt N. J. Camden 13,71+1 l+,869 Lynn tt 31,630 Trenton New Bedford 5,857 tt Penna. 7,121 Allentown Springfield 16,579 tt 3,069 Altoona Worcester 15,1+97 ti Chester i+,619 Manchester N. H. 1+, 563 tt Harrisburg . 10,1+38 Providence R. I. 38,313 tt Hazleton 2,571 Vt. Burlington 3,151 tt 1l,028 Johnstown tt Lancaster 6,51+7 DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK tt 1,858 Lebanon lj.,605 Conn. Stamford tt 3 ,11+0 Norristown Montclair 2 , 96 k N. J. tt tt L . 07,259 Philadelphia Newark 75,1+19 tt Reading northern New Jersey 12,791 1 ! Scranton 12,11+5 Clearing House Assn. 37,750 t t 5,966 Wilkes-Barre Pr.ssc.ic 9,693 n 3,690 1 + 1,067 Williamsport N. Y. Albany tt tt 7,223 5,066 York B:nghamton t t 66,760 Buffalo *Centers for which bank debits figures are available back to 1919. Form F. R. 285~a 'DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED AUGUST 13,194-1 (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO* 6 - ATLANTA (Cont*d) DISTRICT HO. A - CLEVELAND Ga* Albany Ky. Lexington 1,725 1 *. 5 7 9 ti Atlanta 61,650 Ohio Akron 2l,9ll tt »t Augusta 5,627 Canton 1 1 ,9 2 5 if ti Brunswick 788 Cincinnati 93,881 ti ti Columbus 5.976 Cleveland 1 8 5 ,6 1 + 1 tt it Elberton Columbus 353 5 k .t e 5 tt t t Macon 2 2 ,2 1 7 Dayton 5.891 tt m Newman 761+ Hamilton 3 .7 1 + 6 tt n Savannah 8,090 3.921 Lima tt n 2,812 Valdosta Lorain 1 .5 8 3 n Lei# 6L+,02i Hew Orleans Middletown 1**139 it 2,598 Hiss# Hattiesburg Springfield 1**799 tt tt 2,982 Jackson Steubenville 7,33l+ tt tr 1+.076 35.1+86 Meridian Toledo tt tt Vicksburg 1,688 3.71+9 Warren tt Tenn# Chattanooga Youngstom ll+,658 m .570 it tt Knoxville Zanesville 7,1+79 2.557 tt Nashville 2l+,388 Pa. Butler 3*329 ti Erie 9,723 tt DISTRICT NO. '7 - CHICAGO Franklin 6 5 7 tt Aurora 111# Greensburg 3.186 1,91+8 tt tt Bloomington Homestead 3.161 1 .0 3 9 tt Ghanpaign-Urbana tt Oil City 2,1+72 3,891+ tt tt Chicago Pittsburgh 201,661+ 778,581+ t! Danville W. Va. Wheeling 6 ,9 1 2 2,925 tf Decatur 5.214 tt Elgin DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND 2,360 ft Moline Washington D. C. 77,321 2,177 ft Peoria Md. Baltimore 102, 1+76 17,505 tt tt Rockford 8,255 2,268 Cumberland tt tt Springfield Hagerstown 6,680 2,^ 8 9 Ind. Fort Wayne N. C. Asheville 9.229 3 ,7 3 1 tt tt Gary Charlotte 5.956 1 9 ,1 7 3 tt tt Hammond Durham 2 ,30JL+ 10,657 tt it Indianapolis Greensboro 56,528 5,660 tt it South Bend Raleigh 10,1*65 11,038 tt tt Terre Haute Wilmington 7,081; 1+.14+5 tt Iowa Cedar Rapids Winstonr-Salem 11,205 7,713 it Clinton Charleston s. e. 6,896 1,651 tt tt Davenport Columbia 8,161+ 5.61*8 n it Des Moines Greenville 6,66k 21,958 it « Dubuque Spartanburg 3 ,7 3 2 2,713 tf Mason City Va. Danville 2 , 06/+ 2,763 tt tt Muscatine Lynchburg 3,691+ 936 tt it Sioux City 11,187 Newport Nows 2,923 tt tt Waterloo 5.392 Norfolk l6 ,i] S L it LIieh? Adrian 1,0+6 1,060 Portsmouth tt tt Battle Creek Richmond 1 + , 156 1*2,133 tt it Bay City Roanoke 8 .0 3 7 3,131 tt Detroit W. Va, 266,355 Charleston 13,376 tt tt Flint 7,032 Huntington 1+.1+33 ft Grand Rapids 16,317 tt Jackson DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA 1+.253 tt Kalamazoo Ala. 6,2kl Birmingham 27,H+5 ff tt Lansing 928 Dothan 5*6:55 ft tt Saginaw Mobile 13,1*29 6,353 tt Wis* Green Bay 7,011 Montgomery 1+.336 tt Manitowoc 1,816 23,11+8 Jacksonville Fla. tt it Milwaukee Miami 11,917 7l*,563 tt ti 3.226 Oshkosh Pensacola 2,1*69 tt it Sheboygan 8 ,2 6 9 5,21+8 Tanpa F o m F, R* 285-b DEBITS BY BANKS IK EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED AUGUST 13 , 1941 (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY (Cont»d) DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS Okla, El Dorado Ark. 1,063 Muskogee 1,807 tt n Oklahoma City Fort Smith 21,678 3,1I4O tt n Helena 306 Okmulgee 551 n « i Tulsa Little Rock 35,781+ 11,88-3 1! Wyo. Casper Pine Bluff 1,676 1,620 ti tl Cheyenne Texarkana 2,286 (See also Tex.) 681 DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS East St. Louis & Nat’l Aris. Tucson Stock Yards 111 . 2,931 12,955 » La. Shreveport 2,306 Quincy 11,137 Rosv/ell N. !,!. Evansville Ind. 8,981* 1,36!+ Tex, Abilene Louisville 2,381 Ky. 52,371 tt n Austin Owensboro 1,701 10,bob tt Beaumont Greenville Miss* 1,265 6,666 11 Corsicana St. Louis Mo. ll+7,900 791+ it ti Dallas Sedalia 59« 67,1+85 tt n U,o 63 El Paso Springfield 9,069 tt Fort Worth Tenn, Memphis 23,179 33,1+11+ n Galveston 6,097 « Houston MINNEAPOLIS DIS3BI0T NO. 9 66,386 tt Port Arthur 12,802 Duluth Minn, 2,515 ti n San Antonio Minneapolis 91,2*56 20,1+32 it tt Texarkana Red Wing 505 8 (See also Ark.) St. Paul 1+6,935 1,391 tt tt Tyler 7.69L South St. Paul 2,57b n n Waco Winona 1,535 3,893 11 Wichita Falls Billings Mont, 2,971+ 1+,318 tt Helena 2,830 DISTRICT HO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO 383 N. D. Dickinson tt Ariz. Phoenix 5,71+2 Fargo 13,033 ft Calif. Bakersfield Grand Forks 1,273 l+,780 11 tt Berkeley I +69 Jamestown 7,976 tt •r Fresno Minot 1.322+ 9,1+20 tt 1,661 Long Beach S. D. Aberdeen 11,813 tt n Los Angeles 5.611+ Sioux Falls 233,261+ tt Oakland 2,312 Wis. La Crosse 33,870 it n Pasadena Superior 1,597 7,01+5 11 Sacramento 37,1+83 11 San Bernardino DISTRICT NO. 1 0 •* KANSAS CITY 3,336 it 3,032 San Diego Colo. Colorado Springs 20,938 it San Francisco Denver 196,307 1+9,551+ tt tt San Jose Grand Junction 858 7,1*63 tt tt Santa Barbara 2,721 Pueblo 3,U56 n Stockton Kans. Atchison 871 5,65U tt Idaho Boise l+,863 Hutchinson 1+.1+31 tt Nev. Reno Independence 3,832 875 tt Ore, Eugene 3,780 Kansas City l+,799 11 tt Portland 896 Lanrence 53,312 n tt Salam 5,221+ Pittsburg 1,133 tt Utah Ogden Topeka i+,917 5,273 tl tt Salt Lake City 18,068 Wichita 18,033 Wash* Bellingham Mo, 2 ,8^7 Joplin 2,30l+ tt t» Everett .Kansas City 3,207 92,135 tt tt Seattle 69,286 '"St. Joseph 7,296 tt Spokane 872 Fremont Neb. 13,39b tt tt Tacoma ll+,2ll+ Lincoln 7,169 n n Walla Walla Omaha 2,230 1+2,536 tt Yakima Albuquerque N. M. 5,168 3,390 Okla. Bartlesville 5,558 tt Enid 3,1*55 ti 3l+8 Guthrie
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