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Form F. ? , 28$ . For immediate release STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System BANK DEBITS February 10, 1941 • Debits to deposit accounts (except interbank accounts), as reported by banks in leading cities for the week ended February 5, aggregated $9>859,000,000, Total debits during the 13 weeks ended' February 5 amounted to $126,068,000,000, or 10 percent above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there was an increase of 7 percent compared with the corresponding period a year ago, and at the other reporting centers there was an increase of 11 percent. SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS _____ (in millions of dollars) Federal Week ended 13 weeks ended —Reserve February 5, February $, February 7, February 7, District 1940 1941 1940 1941 552 7,384 6,484 459 Boston 49,263 $2,630 New York 4,195 3, $35 6,166 4$6 6,77$ Philadelphia $24 7,638 536 675 9,035 Cleveland 4,863 378 290 Richmond 4,163 326 4,010 267 3,$$8 Atlanta 16,7$6 1,456 Chicago 1,147 18,431 3,442 St. Louis 292 229 3,873 1$8 2,132 Minneapolis 160 2,1$4 240 Kansas City 274 3,719 3,$3$ 3,176 202 Dallas 244 2,873 10,018 San Francisco 781 8,999 689 Total, 274 reporting centers 8,208 126,068 11$,009 9,8$9 New York City* 48,2$0 4$,172 3,8$0 3,18$ 140 Other leading centers* 67,361 $,190 60,463 4,335 133 Other centers 688 10,458 819 9,373 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 5, 1941 (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON Hartford Conn. t t New Haven i t Waterbury Bangor Maine t t Portland Boston Mass. t t Brockton t t Fall River t i Holyoke t t Lowell t t Lynn n New Bedford t i Springfield 11 Worcester Manchester N. H. Providence R. I. Vt. Burlington DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK Stamford Conn. Montclair N. J. t i Newark Northern New Jersey Clearing House Assn, t i Passaic Albany N. Y. t t Binghamton t i Buffalo 63,$02 22,178 8,611 4,116 12,$41 334,2$$ 4,270 4,722 3,193 3,628 4,$79 4,999 16,482 15,296 4,210 42,$29 2,849 $,010 4,314 92,82$ 43,663 8,966 47,706 6,2$3 58,432 DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK (Cont*d) Elraira N. Y. 4,332 t t Jamestown 3,241 n New York 3,849,751 t t Poughkeepsie 4,252 t t Rochester 35,033 i t Syracuse 23,791 t t Utica 7,430 DISTRICT NO. Wilmington Camden Trenton Allentown Altoona Chester Harrisburg Hazleton Johnstown Lancaster Lebanon Norristown Philadelphia Reading Scranton Wilkes-Barre Williamsport York 3 - PHILADELPHIA Del, N. J. t i Penna, i t t i i t t t t i i t 11 11 t i i t i t t t 11 i t *Centers for which bank debit figures are available back to 1919. 28,331 14,280 20,116 6,838 2,785 4,060 10,424 2,608 4,892 5,926 1,974 2,496 382,683 10,129, 10,627 5,989 3,181 7,01$ S r F. R. 285-a to m DEBITS BY BANKS IK EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 5, 1941 (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 4 — CLEVELAND Lexington Akron Canton Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton Hamilton Lima Lorain Middletown Springfield Steubenville Toledo Warren Youngstown Zanesville Butler Erie Franklin Greensburg Homestead Oil City Pittsburgh Wheeling Ky. Ohio » t i ti ii ti it t! It tt tl II tt tt tt tl 8,151 19,828 10,998 92,912 159,773 44,682 18,485 3,191 3,667 1,396 3,548 5,038 2,170 33,704 3,113 13,468 ISA 2,566 8,164 847 1,675 1,122 2,380 226,269 6,157 — . Pa, n ti tt tt it it W, Va, M / / DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND D. C, Washington Md. Baltimore ti Cumberland ti Hagerstown N, C. Asheville it Charlotte Durham ii Greensboro tt Raleigh ii Wilmington ti Winston-Salem s. c. Charleston tl Columbia tt Greenville II Spartanburg Va. Danville n Lynchburg it Newport News ti Norfolk it Portsmouth it Richmond tt Roanoke W. Va. Charleston it Huntington 80,714 109,243 1,904 2,857 3,659 24,857 4,967 6,601 12,032 3,542 9,286 5,523 8,140 5,167 4,668 2,151 3,769 3,464 16,169 1,055 44,238 7,931 12,144 4,398 DISTRICT NO . 6 - ATLANTA Ala. Birmingham it Dothan it Mobile it Montgomery Fla. Jacksonville ti Miami tt Pensacola tt Tampa 28,176 910 14,008 8,252 27,732 19,446 2,436 8,705 DISTRICT NO. 6 ATLANTA (Cont'd) Ga, 1,607 Albany t t 6i,lo4 Atlanta t t 5,285 Augusta t t 737 Brunswick t t 5,260 Columbus t t 344 Elberton t i 5,847 Macon i t 493 Nexman t t 7,981 Savannah t t 1,101 Valdosta 58,102 La, New Orleans 2,716 Miss, Hattiesburg t i 12,205 J ackson t t 3,888 Meridian 1 1 2,031 Vicksburg 12,750 Chattanooga TSim. 9,266 t t Knoxville 25,398 t t Nashville 'DISTRICT NO. 1 * CHICAGO Aurora 111. ti Bloomington Champaign-Urbana tt tt Chicago ti Danville 1 1 Decatur it Elgin it Moline 1 1 Peoria ti Rockford ti Springfield Ind, Fort Wayne it Gary tt Haanond 1 1 Indianapolis it South Bend 1 1 Terre Haute Iowa Cedar Rapids it Clinton 1 1 Davenport 1 1 Des Moines tt Dubuque 1 1 Mason City 1 1 Muscatine 1 1 Sioux City 1 1 Waterloo Mich, Adrian it Battle Creek it Bay City it Detroit tt Flint 1 1 Grand Rapids it Jackson ti Kalamazoo tt Lansing tt Saginaw Wis. Green Bay ti Manitowoc tt Milwaukee ti Oshkosh 1 1 Sheboygan 3,430 3,161 3,738 836,967 2,574 41744 1,929 2,342 15,284 7,932 6,531 8,225 4,152 2,132 60,419 13,232 5,572 6,396 1,481 5,622 23,351 2,306 2,639 764 10,098 4,947 1,230 3,379 2,975 275,447 7,748 15,276 4,069 6,281 6,171 « wy / 5,846 4,203 1,842 74,907 2,611 3,998 Parra F. R. 285-b DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURINQ THE WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 5, 1941 (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS El Dorado Ark, 1,220 Fort Smith » 3,481 Helena n 370 Little Rock » » 11,534 Pine Bluff » 2,336 Texarkana " (See also Tex.) 995 East St* Louis & Nat'l Stock Yards 111. 10,147 ti Quincy 2,220 Evansville Ind. 7,857 Louisville Ky. 49,041 tt Owensboro 1,843 Greenville Kiss. 1,504 St. Louis Mo. 147,400 tt Sedalia 499 tt Springfield 4,3^5 Memphis Tenn, 46,868 DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS Duluth Minn, 8,585 tt Minneapolis 79,926 f ! Red Wing 515 1 ! St, Paul 40,705 tt South St. Paul 6,338 If Winona 1,575 Billings Mont* 2,494 ff Helena 2,454 Dickinson N. D. 303 ft Faxgo 5,270 ft Grand Forks 1,118 tt Jonestown 366 t r Minot 903 Aberdeen S. D. 1,722 tt Sioux Falls 4,566 La Crosse Wis* 2,372 tt Superior 1,040 DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY r Colorado Springs Colo 3,141 tt Denver 48,252 tt Grand Junction 761 tt Pueblo 3,328 Atchison Kans 625 tt Hut'jhinson 2,442 n Independence 668 tt Kansas City 3,928 ti Lawrence 388 tt Pittsburg 945 it Topeka 5,524 ti Wiruixta 11,959 JopLin Mo. 2,221 ti Kansas City 75,469 tt i t Joseph S. 6,542 Fremont Neb. 733 it Lincoln 7,198 tt Oueha 34,711 Albuquerque N. M , 5,252 Bartlesville Okla, 5,378 it Eni d 2,151 tt Gutnrie 342 DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY (Cont*d) Muskogee Okla. 1,830 it Oklahoma City 23,600 ti Okmulgee 493 it Tulsa 21,907 Casper Wyo. 1,659 it Cheyenne 2,401 DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS Tucson Ariz, Shreveport La. Roswell N. M, Abilene Tex, ti Austin it Beaumont it Corsicana it Dallas tt El Paso tt Fqrt Worth ti Galveston tt Port Arthur it Houston it San Antonio ii Texarkana (See also Ark.) ti Tyler n Waoo it Wichita Falls 3,237 12,333 1,138 2,473 9,196 6,815 896 69,054 11,392 21,027 6,911 2,342 65,209 19,888 1,573 3,205 3,793 3,639 DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO Phoenix Ariz. 12,344 Bakersfield Calif. 4,392 tt Berkeley 7,326 it Fresno 8,732 ti Long Beach 10,488 it Los Angeles 230,738 ti Oakland 28,628 ti Pasadena 7,503 1 1 Sacramento 46,858 tt San Bernardino 3,836 ti San Diego 18,514 it San Francisco 222,769 tt San Jose 5,820 ti Santa Barbara 2,788 ti Stockton 4,990 Boise Idaho 5,436 Reno Nev. 3,287 Ore. j Eugene 2,350 1 1 i Portland 42,096 it j 4,113 O^den Utah 3,538 ti Salt Lake City 16,214 Bellingham Wash. 1,810 it Everett 2,323 Seattle , tt 57,713 tt 11,302 Spokane ti Tacoma 11,099 it Walla Walla 1,465 1 1 2,906 Yakima
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