The full text on this page is automatically extracted from the file linked above and may contain errors and inconsistencies.
Form F. E. 285 STATEMENT FOR: THE PRESS For immediate release 3ANK DEBITS Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System Decenber 30 , 1940 Debits to deposit accounts (except interbank accounts), as reported by banks in leading cities for the week ended December 25? aggregated $9,971,000,000. Total debits during the 13 weeks ended December 25 amounted to $121,323,000,000, or 8 percent above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there was an increase of 8 percent compared with the corresponding period a year ago, and at the other reporting centers there was an increase of 9 percent. Federal Reserve District SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS _____ (in millions of dollars) Week ended 13 weeks ended Decenber 2.5, Decenber 27, Decenber 25, Decenber 27, 1940 1940 1939 1939 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* 133 Other centers 586 4,490 538 840 358 289 1,283 263 156 271 223 673 493 4,178 4-67 641 299 266 1,303 253 154 263 214 619 7,239 51,243 6,374 8,466 4,667 3,762 17,570 3,749 2,198 3,568 2,965 9,522 9,971 4,167 5,031 773 9,150 3,832 4,629 689 121,323 46,990 64,182 10,151 6,512 47,683 5,774 7,632 4,203 3,456 16,009 3#521 2,195 3,560 , 2,815 8,820 112,180 43,676 59,067 9,436 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED DECEMBER 25, 1940 (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK (Cont»d) DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON Hartford Conn, N. Y. 3,665 59,547 Elmira 11 11 3,411 New Haven 18,516 Jamestown n 11 Waterbury 8 ,602. New York 4,166,930 ti 3,152 Poughkeepsie Bangor 3,545. Maine 11 11 29,424 8,301 Rochester Portland ti 18,328 Boston 380,484 Syracuse Mass. 11 11 6,181 4,526 Utica Brockton 11 Fall River 5,132 11 Holyoke DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA 2,853 11 3,596 Wilmington Del. 42,305 Lowell 11 13,078 4,801 Camden N. J. Lynn 11 ti 28,225 He?/ Bedford 6,029 Trenton tt 5,978 Penna. 16,236 Allentown Springfield ti n 18,086 Altoona Worcester 2,753 ti 4,038 3:996 Chester Manchester N. H. 11 9,252 Providence 39,697 Harrisburg R. I . it 2,319 Hazleton Vt. 2,217 Burlington 1 1 4,021 Johnstown tt 5,925 Lancaster DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK tt 1,873 4,907 Lebanon Stanford Conn. it 2,856 3,499 Norristown Montclair N. J. tt it 380,256 109,209 Philadelphia Newark tt 9,597 Reading Northern New Jersey 1 1 10,070 44,909 Scranton Clearing House Assn. " 11 it 5,687 8,016 Wilkes-Barre Passaic 1 1 3,037 Williamsport 30}841 Albany N. Y. 1 1 6,398 ti 4,917 York Binghamton it Buffalo 52,443 *Centers for which bank debit figure are available back to 1919* Form F.R. 285-a DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE 1EEK ENDED DECEMBER 25, 1940 (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont»d) DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND Ga. 1,466 Lexington Ky. 11,225 Albany n 65,342 Akron Ohio 17,272 Atlanta " 5,658 Canton " 11,029 Augusta ” 798 Cincinnati " 90,127 Brunswick n 6,584 Cleveland 11 183,130 Columbus 11 358' Columbus " 41,695 Elberton ” 5,007 Dayton " 18,876 Macon ” 655 Hamilton " 2,780 Newnan " 8,315 Lima " 3,579 Savannah " 1,067 Lorain " 1,4-56 Valdosta La. 53?6o9 Middletown " 3,011 New Orleans Miss. 3,213 Springfield M 4,331 Hattiesburg " *5,503 Steubenville ” 2,532 Jackson " 3?503 Toledo " 33,099 Meridian " 1,585 Warren " 3,236 Vicksburg Tenn, 12,276 Youngstown " 12,501 Chattanooga ” 9,510 Zanesville " 2,592 Knoxville " 20,787 Butler Pa. 2,415 Nashville Erie " 7,023 DISTRICT ID. 7 - CHICAGO Franklin ” 9/0 it 111, Aurora Greensburg 2,944 1,885 ti tt 2,640 Bloomington Homestead 855 tt it 3,306 Oil City 2,254 Champaign-Urbana ti tt 717,345 Pittsburgh 376,4-15 Chicago it Danville 2,365 W. Va. Wheeling 6,23.9 11 4,703 Decatur tt 2,106 Elgin DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND tt 1,897 Moline D. C. Washington 71,4-25 tt 13,426 Baltimore 102,030 Peoria Md. ti ti 7,704 Rockford Cumberland 2,051 ti tt 6,009 Springfield 2,910 Hagerstown 8,129 Ind. 3,989 Fort Wayne Asheville N. C. tt tt 5,604 21,746 Gary Charlotte ti tt 2,330 6,882 HamiiOnd Durham 11 it 47,277 Indianapolis 5,779 Greensboro tt tt 11,684 15,023 South Bend Raleigh it tt 6,203 Terre Haute 2,752 Wilmington ti Iowa 6,289 Cedar Rapids 10,152 Winstonr-Salem ti 1,679 4,6o4 Clinton S. C. Charleston 11 tt 5,881 9,970 Davenport Columbia ti tl 19,436 Greenville 4,971 Des Moines 11 It 2,541 Spartanburg 2,931 Dubuque tt 2,211 Mason City 2,358 Va. Danville ti it 887 Lynahburg .4,022 Muscatine tt tt 8,746 Sioux City Newport News 3,376 ti tt 4,124 Nor folic 16,076 Waterloo ti Mich, 1,061 Adrian Por-saouth 1,484 11 tt Batt3.e Creek Ri ch-iond 3,241 39,378 it tt Bay City 2,782 Roanoke 6,621 ti Detroit W. Va. 254,765 Charleston 13,189 tt tt Huntington 7,687 4,054 Flint tt Grand Rapids 13,797 11 J ackson DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA 4,027 it Kalamazoo Birmingham Ala. 6,599 26,265 tt tt Dothan 676 Lansing 6,575 ti it 6,718 Mobile 10,770 Saginaw tt Wis. 3,368 Montgomery 5,812 Green Bay tt 2,017 Jacksonville FLa. 23,4-51 Manitowoc it tt 66,117 Miami 4,621 Milwaukee ti tt 2,410 Pensacola 2,589 Oshkosh it tt 4,479 9,756 Sheboygan Tampa Form F. R. 2S5~b DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER , DURING THE WEEK ENDED DECEMBER 25,1940 (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY (Cont*# DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS Okla. Muskogee 2,201 El Dorado Ark, 1,3^ tt Oklahoma City 20,721 Fort Smith n 3,394 ti Okmulgee 756 388 Helena '* 11 31,606 Tulsa Little Rock n 11,424 wyo. Casper 1,572 Pine Bluff ” 2,032 tt Cheyenne 1,684 Texarkana n 756 (See also Tex.) DISTRICT NO . 11 - DALLAS Eatt St. Louis & Nat*l Ariz. Tucson 2,714 111 Shock Yards 8,990 ii Shreveport La. 12,229 Q’ .dncy 1,913 N. M. Roswell Ind. 1,24-2 Evansville 8,065 Abilene Tex. 1,906 Louisville Ky. 43,961 it it Austin 6,755 Cwex)yboro 1,602 tt Beaumont Greenville Miss, 6,365 1,239 it Corsicana Mo, 766 St0 Louis 134,900 it n Dallas Sedalia 69,003 464 it tt El Baso Springfield 9,717 3,344 tt Fort ' / f o r t h Tenn. Memphis 17,316 39,507 it Galveston 4,997 tt Houston DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS 60,207 ti Port Arthur 2,660 Duluth Minn. 10,84-1 11 i i San Antonio 16,812 Minneapolis 68,684 it ii Texarkana Red Wxng 362 it (See also Ark. 1,280 Stc Paul ) 47,294 tt n Tyler 2,783 South St, Paul 5,855 t? it v.aco 2,922 Winona 1,168 tt Wichita Falls 3,778 Mont, Bi ll ings 2,43.4 ii Helena 2,760 DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANC ISCO N. D. Dickinson 317 ti Ariz* Phoenix 9,381 4,484 Fai-go it Calif* 1,198 Bakersfield Grcnd Forks 3,913 tt ti 6,682 356 Berkeley Jamestown it it 9,112 Fresno 951 J&LSO’S tt 9,24,7 Long Beach 1,294 S. D. Aberdeen 11 it 207,241 4,465 Los Angeles Sious: Falls n 24,283 2,410 0aidand La Orosse Wis. 11 n 5,813 882 Pasadena Superior it 17,168 Sacramento tt 2,771 San Bernardino KANSAS CITY DISTRICT HO. 10 H 14,370 San Diego 4,707 Colo. Colorado Springs n n 194,983 36,490 San Francisco Denver it t t 5,052 798 San Jose Grand Junction it n Santa Barbara Pueblo 2,434 3,509 tt Stockton 4,587 761 Kans. Atchison tt Idaho 4,109 Boise Hutchinson 1,997 tt Nev. Reno Independence 2,573 751 ti Ore. 2,050 Eugene Kansas City 4,694 ti 11 37,724 Portland 830 Laxvrence tt it 3,781 Salem Pittsburg 1,014 ti Utah Ogden Topeka 4,165 3,441 ti tt Salt Lake City 11,856 Wichita 19,945 Wash. Bellingham Joplin 1,672 Mo, 2,388 tt it Everett Kansas City 1,930 74,222 tt tt Seattle 51,576 St. Jcseph 6,114 tt Neb. Spokane 12,686 Fremont 619 11 n Tacoma 9,958 Lincoln 7,408 it tt Walla Walla 1,250 Omaha 36,982 ti Albuquerque N» M. Yakima 2,780 4,311 Okla. Bartlesville 6,803 ti Enid 2,310 ti Guthrie 377 . Note: Bank debits not previously reported for week ended December 18, 19401 Jackson, Miss., 8,233 (to be substituted for estimated figure 8,000)
@FedFRASER