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Form F. R. 285 STATEMtfft FOR THE PRESS For immediate release BANK DEBITS Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System December 2, 1940 Debits to deposit accounts (except interbank accounts), as reported by banks in leading cities for the week ended November 27, aggregated $8,198,000,000. Total debits during the 13 weeks ended November 27 amounted to $111,837,000,000, or 4 percent above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there was an increase of 1 percent compared with the corresponding period a yearsgo, and at the other reporting centers there was an increase of 7 percent. S I t . A I BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS U.tlR Federal Reserve District Boston Hew York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Franciscp Total, 274 reporting centers New York City* 140 Other, leading centers* 133 Other centers Week ended November 27 November 29 1940 1939 528 3,293 442 580 325 278 1,219 265 155 246 211 656 8,198 2,959 4,547 692 528 3,225 369 502 290 244 1,073 242 172 244 199 619 7,708 2,983 4,100 624 13 weeks ended November 27 November 29 1940 1939 6,583 46,108 5,762 7,974 4,349 3,497 16,475 3,462 2,171 3,477 2,795 9,185 111,837 42,090 60,162 9,585 6,237 45,608 5,356 7,172 4,042, 3,2.65 15,174 3,347 2,229 3,534 2,715 8,599 107,280 41,825 56,392 9,062 ENDED NOVEMBER 27, 1940 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER,, DURING THE I B (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK (Cont'd) DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON 2,896 N. Y, Hartford Conn, 50,706 Elmira t i 1 1 3,144 Jamestown New Haven 20,465 t t 1 1 Faterbury 2,959,385 New York 7,9a t t 2,932 Bangor Poughkeepsie Maine 3,625 t i i t 22,670 7,842 Rochester Portland t t 18,040 335,351 Boston Syracuse Mass. t t 4,436 5,399 1 Brockton Utioa t t 5,206 Fall River i t 3,175 DISTRICT 1©. 3 - PHILADELPHIA Holyoke t t 3,676 31,017 Wilmington Lowell Del, t t 11,269 Itfnn N. J. Camden 5,131 i t t t 6,28& 12,928 New Bedford Trenton t t 5,728 17,348 Penna, Allentown Springfield t t t t TJbrcester Altoona 2,547 15,705 t t Manchester Chester 3,905 N. H. 3,323 t t Harrisburg 8,997 Providence 35,187 R. I. t t 2,366 Hazleton Burlington Vt. 2,589 t t Johnstown 3,665 t t Lancaster 5,796 DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK 1 1 1,602 'Stamford Lebanon Conn, 5,372 i t Montclair 2,918 2,597 Norristown N. J, 1 1 i t Philadelphia Newark 71,428 315,433 t t t t 10,611 Reading Northern New Jersey t t Scranton Clearing House Assn. 9,625 34,239 t t t t Wilkes-Barre 5,701 Passaic 7,147 t t Albany Williamsport 2,941 N. Y. 102,329 t t t t 5,120 Binghamton York 4,763 t t Buffalo 50,383 ^Centers for which bank debit figures are available back to 1919. Form F. R. 285-a DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE tEEK (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 6 DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND Albany Lexington Ky. 3,930 Atlanta Ohio Akron 14,677 I ! Canton Augusta 10,066 n Brunswick Cincinnati 71,928 n Columbus Cleveland 149,985 n Elberton Columbus 33,533 n Macon Dayton 14,777 « Newnan Hamilton 2,638 n Savannah Lima 3,137 it Valdosta Lorain 1,408 ii New Orleans Middletown 2,919 n Hattiesburg Springfield 3,577 i i Jackson Steubenville 2,152 i i Meridian Toledo 28,518 ti Vicksburg T.'arren 2,949 n Chattanooga Youngstown 12,622 it Knoxville 'anesville ’ 2,092 Nashville Butler Pa. 2,712 t i Erie 6 ,969 n DISTRICT NO. 7 Franklin 792 it Greensburg Aurora 1,845 it Bloomington Homestead 816 t t Champaign-Urbana Oil City 1,861 t i Chicago Pittsburgh 198,960 Danville Wheeling 5,558 w. Va. Decatur Elgin DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND Moline ashington D. C. 60 ,689 peoria Md. Paltimore 92,46.4 Rockford Cumberland 1,697 Springfield Hagerstown 1,906 Fort Wayne Asheville N C. 3,221 Gary Charlotte 19,923 Hammond Durham 8,610 Indianapolis Greensboro 5,331 South Bend Raleigh 12,374 Terre Haute Wilmington 2,401 Cedar Rapids Winston-Salem Clinton Charleston S. C. 5,017 i t Columbia Davenport 8,992 t i Greenville Des Moines 4,916 t t Dubuque Spartanburg 2,724 Mason City Va. Doaville 3,471 t t Muscatine Lynchburg 3,340 i t Newport News Sioux City 3,493 t t Waterloo i. "'oik :, 14,570 1 1 r' 'iuh .ot Adrian 1,206 i t Battle Creek R;cl . .;!uond 36,159 t i Pocv.oita Bay City 6,976 Detroit W. Va. Charleston 10,740 i t Flint Huntington 3,612 Grand Rapids Jackson DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA Bi; linghan Kalamazoo Ala. 22,863 1 1 i.than v Lansing 718 i t Llohiie Saginaw 8,566 n Green Bay Mcnbgomery 5,874 Fla. Manitowoc Jacksonville 23,715 1 1 Miard. Milwaukee 13,844 1 1 P ensacol,a Oshkosh 2,593 t i Tanpa Sheboygan 13,387 ENDED NOVEMBER 27, 1940 - ATLANTA (Cont'd) Ga. 1,534 1 1 60,285 t i 4,374 i t 600 i t 4,160 t t 309 1 1 3,840 t t 504 1 1 7,659 i t 915 La. 53,073 ii ss. il 3,580 t t 5,098 1 1 2,888 t t 1,722 Tenn. 9,981 1 1 7,413 t i 18,785 - CHICAGO 111 . i t t i 1 1 i t i t t i i t « t t t t Ind. 1 1 t t 1 1 1 1 1 1 Iowa ' t t t i 1 1 i t 1 1 t t 1 1 t i Mich, t i 1 ! I t I t tt t t II It 1 1 Wis. 1 1 i i 1 1 1 1 2,800 2,487 3,998 623,516 2,188 5,593 1,983 -.1,910 14,936 6,151 5,192 6,624 5,280 1,992 44,127 9,624 5,297 5,911 1,631 ,5,225 22,200 2,629 2,331 944 10,752 4,431 907 2,973 2,816 306,315 6,304 12,730 3,622 6,265 5,443 A,777 3,589 1,794 55,241 2,025 4,228 Form F. P . 285-b . DEBITS BY BANKS I J EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 27, 1940 I (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY (Cont*d) El Dorado Ark. Muskogee 1,381 Okla. 2,050 tt Fort Smith 1 1 Oklahoma City 3,073 20,203 ti Helena t t 460 Okmulgee 744 tt Little Rock i t Tulsa 11,892 29,129 tt Pine Bluff Casper 2,252 %o. 1,499 tt Texarkana t i Cheyenne 1,951 (See also Tex.) 783 East St. Louis & llat*l DISTRICT NO. 11.- DALLAS Stock lards 111. 8,591 Tucson Ariz, 2,624 i t Quincy 2,286 Shreveport La. 9,991 Evansville Ind, 6,716 Roswell N. M. 1,390 Louisville Ky. Abilene 37,509 Tex. 1,891 t l Owensboro i t 1,504 Austin 7,235 Greenville Miss. i t 1,178 Beaumont 6,500 St. Louis Mo. t i 135,300 Corsicana 633 t i Sedalia t t 421 Dallas 59,342 tt Springfield 1 1 El Paso 3,815 9,661 Memphis Tenn. t i 47,832 Fort Worth 17,308 i t Galveston 5,746 DISTRICT NO. 9 ~ MINNEAPOLIS t t Houston 59,221 Duluth Minn, t t 10,239 Port Arthur 2,413 ti Minneapolis i t 73,624 San Antonio 17,115 it Red Wing i t Texarkana 393 ti St. Paul 35,625 (See also Ark.) 1,037 South St. Paxil t t 10,266 Tyler 2,610 tt Winona i t 1,4-22 • Waco 2,647 Billings Mont, 1 1 3,018 Wichita Falls 3,782 tt - Helena 2,369 Dickinson H. D , FRANCISCO tt Fargo 5,618 Phoenix Ariz, 9,564 tt Grand Forks 1,257 Bakersfield Calif, 4,953 tt Jamestown tt Berkeley 413 7,267 tt ■ Minot * ti 1,012 Fresno 9,562 Aberdeen S. D , 1 1 1,274 Long Beach 9,977 tt Sioux Falls 5,246 it Los Angeles 194,161 La Crosse Wis. ti 1,993 0airland 22,714 tt Superior it 912 Pasadena 5,197 tt Sacramento 34,526 a DISTRICT NO. 10 - Ki 1 1 San Bernardino 3,061 Colorado Spring s Colo* tt San Diego 6,338 13,888 tt Denver tt 35,449 San Francisco 172,224 tt Grand Junction tt 747 San Jose 5,149 tt Pueblo tt 5,359 Santa Barbara 2,131 Atchison Kans. it 604 Stockton 5,122 tt Hutchinson 2,084 Boise Idaho 4,139 it Independence 585 Reno Nev. 2,867 tt Kansas City 3,400 Eugene Ore, 2,558 it Lawrence ti 724 Portland 37,666 tt * }ittsburg tt Salem 853 3,495 tt vopeka 3,018 Ogden Utah 4,415 tt V'ichita tt 8,574 Salt Lake City 16.757 Joplin. Mo# 2,284 Bellingham Wash. 1,777 tt iansas City tt 61,588 Everett 1,833 tt * St. Joseph tt 5,811 Seattle 52.758 ^remont Neb# it 570 Spokane 14,801 tt 1 .incoln 1 1 5,122 Tacoma 8,962 tt ^ (aaha 1 1 35,192 Walla Walla 1,464 1lbuquerque H# M# it 3,918 Yakima 3,319 F'artMsville Okla# 5,813 tt I lid t 1,833 tt Guthrie 323 1 I-- . Oium auuihs no-G previously reported for week* endea IVovonber 20,1940? Vicksburg, Miss., 2,179; (to be substituted for estimated figure. 2,000) http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Revised figures Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis for week ended November 20, 1940; Warren, Ohio, 3,890,
