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Form F. R. 285 STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System August 4, 1941 For immediate release BANK DEBITS— DEBITS TQ DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS, EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS Bank debits as reported by banks in leading centers for the week ended July 30 aggregated $9,564,000,000. Total debits during the, 13 weeks ended July 30 amounted to $132 ,653 ,000,000, or 24 per cent above the total reported for the cor responding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there was an increase of 21 per cent compared with the corresponding period a year ago, and at the other reporting centers there was an increase of 27 per cent. SUUUARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS Federal Reserve District Week ended July 31, July 30, 1940 1941 Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St, Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San, Francisco Total, 274 reporting centers Hew York City* 140 Other leading centers* 133 Other centers 415 3,039 379 542 299 234 1,134 220 IfcL 243 170 645 7,461 535 3,723 563 718 384 311 1,511 298 179 323 235 783 9,564 3,380 5,385 799 2,763 _ 4,060 618 13 weeks ended July 30, July 31 , 1940 1941 7,330 54,068 7,541 9,535 5,200 4,245 19,922 4,374 2,423 4,148 3,315 10,554 5,850 44,824 5,665 7,349 4,055 3,214 15,592 3,350 2,172 3,457 2,625 8^584 132,653 49,059 72,333 11,261 106,735 40,676 56,966 9,094 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED JULY 30, 1941 (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO, 1 - BOSTON Hartford Conn, it New Haven IT TJaterbury Maine Bangor n Portland Boston Mass* tt Brockton « Fall River n Holyoke it Lowell it Lynn tt New Bedford it Springfield 11 Worcester Manchester N. H* Providence R. I* Vt. Burlington DISTRICT NO. 2 -- NETT YORK Stanford Conn, Montclair N. J, it Newark Northern New Jersey Clearing House Assn, ti Passaic Albany N. Y. tt Binghamton tt Buffalo 56,832 22,505 8,564 3,833 10,653 322,370 4,215 5,170 3,150 3,466 4,723 5,094 16,874 16,475 4,471 43,816 3,154 5,679 3,011 84,940 40,740 9,409 52,813 5,847 67,544 DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK (Cont’d) N. Y. Elnira 4,134 ti Jamestown 3,608 11 3,379,666 New York tt Poughkeepsie 3,601 11 Rochester 30,536 ti Syracuse 22,003 11 Utica 9,390 DISTRICT NO. ? - PHILADELPHIA Del. Wilmington 27,259 13,354 Camden N, J* Trenton 20,531 penna. 7,641 Allentown ti Altoona 2,994 tt 4,422 Chester it Harrisburg 10,435 1 1 Hazleton 2,451 ti 4,141 Johnstown 11 Lancaster 6,353 1 1 1,650 Lebanon 11 2,680 Norristo\m 420,959 Philadelphia 11 11,927 Reading 9,665 Scranton 11 6,118 Wilkes-Barre it 3,360 Williamsport 11 6,772 York *Centers for which bank debits Jfigures are available back to 1919. Porn F. R. 285~a DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER , DURING THE WEEK (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 6 DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND Albany Lexington Ky. -4,268 Atlanta Akron Ohio 21,602 tt Canton Augusta 11,864 tt Brunswick Cincinnati 93,784 n Cleveland Colunbus 183,439 tt Colunbus Elberton 50,602 tt Macon Dayton 21,068 tt Hamilton Newnan 3,540 tt Lina Savannah 4,143 tt Valdosta Lorain 1,373 tt Middletown New Orleans 3,368 tt Hattiesburg Springfield 5,159 tt Steubenville Jackson 3,100 tt Meridian Toledo 37,947 it Warren Vicksburg 3,929 tt Chattanooga Youngstown 14,802 tt Zanesville Knoxville 2,352 Nashville Butler Pa. 2,720 tt Erie 8,611 tt DISTPvICT NO. 7 Franklin 636 tt Greensburg Aurora 2,916 tt Homestead Bloomington 969 tt ChampaignHUrb ana Oil City 2,634 tt Pittsburgh Chicago 225,853 Wheeling Danville W. Va. 7,140 Decatur DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND Elgin Washington Moline D. C. 71,307 Baltimore Peoria Md. 123,030 tt Cumberland Rockford 2,218 tt Hagerstown Springfield 2,435 Asheville Fort Wayne N. C. 3,230 tt Gary Charlotte 18,605 tt Durham Hammond 7,580 tt Greensboro Indianapolis 4,993 tt Raleigh South Bend 16,652 tt Terre Haute Wilmington 4,226 tt Winstort-Salem Cedar Rapids; 10,498 Charleston 5,666 S. c. Clinton tt Columbia Davenport 7,599 It Greenville Des Moines 5,413 It Spartanburg Dubuque 3,497 Danville 2,278 Va. Maeon City tt Lynchburg Muscatine 3,795 tt Newport Nevra Sioux City 3,153 tt Norfolk Waterloo 17,057 ti Portsmouth Adrian 1,562 tt Richmond Battle Creek 41,880 tt Roanoke Bay City 6,583 Charleston Detroit TT.Va. 16,045 tt Huntington Flint ' 4,721 Grand Rapids Jackson DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA Birmingham Ala. Kalamazoo 28,418 tt Dothan Lansing 728 ti Mobile Saginaw 12,654 tt Montgomery Green Bay 5,624 Jacksonville Fla. Manitowoc 22,953 tt Miami Milwaukee 10,970 it Pensacola Oshkosh 2,677 ti Tampa Sheboygan 7,860 E1©ED JULY 30, 1941 - ATLANTA (Cont*d) Ga. 1,470 tt 63,187 tt 5,714 tt 701 it 4,878 tt 274 tt 4,926 tt 538 tt 7,772 tt 877 La. 70,605 2,086 Miss. tt 7,453 tt 3,251 tt 1,437 Tenn. 11,970 tt 7,654 tt 24,530 - CHICAGO 111. tt tt tt tt tt tt ti tt tt tt Ind. tt it tt it tt Iowa it it tt ti it tt tt tt Mich. tt tt tt tt tt tt ti it ti Wis. tt it ti ti 2,749 2,944 3,256 784,381 2,403 5,440 1,971 1,911 16,714 9,047 5,898 8,513 5,608 2,560 67,169 11,364 6,389 6,184 1,574 5,371 21,479 2,494 2,484 919 12,283 4,747 1,134 3,641 2,926 378,274 7,558 15,613 4,716 6,761 7,174 6,964 4,073 1,797 67,483 2,49-4 4,747 O >; Form F, P.. 285-b DEBITS BY BANKS III EACH REPORTING CENTER, DIKING THE WEEK ENDED JULY 30. 1941 (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT IIP. IQ - KANSAS CITY (Cont»d) DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS 1,978 Okla. Muskogee Ark. El Dorado 1,323 it 23,621 n Oklahoma City 3,078 Fort Smith ti 621 ti Okmulgee Helena 315 it 39,069 i t Tulsa 9.624 Little Rock Wyo. 1,454 ti 1,655 |Casper Pine Bluff t t Cheyenne 2.051 Texarkana 769 (See also Tex.) DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS East St. Louis & llat’l Ariz. 2,460 Tucson 13,084 111. Stock Yards La. t t Shreveport 10,911 2,085 Quincy N. M. 829 Roswell Ind. Evansville 9.625 Tex. 2,365 Abilene Ky. Louisville 58,249 n ti 7,474 Austin 1,297 Owensboro it 5,972 Beaumont 1,044 Miss. Greenville tt 732 Corsicana Mo.*. 1,54,600 St. Louis tt 72,060 t t Dallas 474 Sedalia tt ti 7,879 El Paso 4,283 Springfield tt 22,760 Fort Worth Tenn. 36,779 Memphis ti 6,083 Galveston ti 63,492 Houston DISTRICT HO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS tt 1,9a Port Arthur 13,191 Minn. Duluth tt 18,095 it San Antonio 83,164 Minneapolis tt t i Texarkana 506 Red Wing ti 1,349 it (See also Ark.) 47,565 St. Paul tt 2,904 tt Tyler 8,727 South St. Paul tt 3,210 Waco 1,332 *' . Winona tt 4,603 Wichita Falls 2,829 L:ont, Billings t t 2,276 Helena DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO 394 N. D. Dickinson 10,£40 Ayiz, t i Phoenix 5,588 Fargo 4,481 < Calif. i t Bakersfield 1,254 Grand Forks tt 6,244 t t Berkeley 434 Jamestown n 8,775 t t Fresno 1,312 Minot t t 12,580 Long Beach 1,402 S. D. Aberdeen tt 235,619 tt . Los Angeles 5,574 Sioux Falls 1 1 29,761 Oakland Wis. 2,233 La Crosse tt 6,539 t t Pasadena 1,498 Superior 11 53,982 Sacramento ti 2,977 San Bernardino DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY it 19,337 San Diego 4,013 Colorado Springs Colo. ti 200,729 ti San Francisco 46,445 Denver tt 6,731 t t San Jose 745 Grand Junction ti 2,717 t t Santa Barbara 3,455 Pueblo 1 1 5,085 Stockton 856 Kans. Atchison Idaho 5,513 tt Boise 4,056 Hutchinson 3,510 Nev. t i Reno 721 Independence 2,590 Ore. t t Eugene 4,169 Kansas City 1 1 44,143 ! ! Portland 872 Lawrence n 4,604 It Salem 907 Pittsburg 4,303 Utah 1 ! Ogden 4,751 Topeka ti 15,166 I t Salt Lake City 16,110 Wichita 2,104 Wash. Bellingham 2,557 Joplin' tt 2,552 i t Everett 90,168 Kansas City tt 62,774 t t Seattle 7,406 St. Joseph tt 12,190 Spokane 671 Neb. Fremont ti 11,952 t i Tacoma 6,266 Lincoln tt 2,300 tt Walla Walla 44,480 Omaha 3,103 Yakima 4,974 N. M. Albuquerque 5,926 Okla. Bartlesville tt 4,107 Enid tt 322 Guthrio
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