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F'ormF.R. 285 STATEMENT FOE THE PRESS For immediate release , Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System February lb, 191*2 BANK DEBITS--DEBITS TO DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS Bank debits as reported b y banks in leading centers for ths wee^c ended February 11 aggregated $9,1*92,000,000. Total debits during the 15 weeks ended February 11 amounted to $ 1148,956,000,000, or 20 percent above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ugo. At banks in New York City there was an increase of 13 por cent compared with the corresponding period a year ago, and at the other reporting centers there was an increase of 21* per cent, SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS (In m3tllions of dollars) 13 weeks ended Week ended Federal Feb. 12, Feb. 11, Feb. li, ! Feb. 12, Reserve 191*2 191*1 19l*2 District | 191*1 7,350 572 8,695 1*67 “1 Boston 2,616 3,508 51,651* 58,523 New York 8,169 6,730 389 Philadelphia bl*l* 11,038 711 3,91*7 Cleveland U83 U.862 5>969 1*15 333 Richmond 14,023 5.086 271 367 Atlanta 18,212 22,501 1,012 1,1*1*8 Chicago 3,856 21*1 14,921 319 St. Louis 2,811 120 1814 2,131* Kinneapo1i s 312 14.730 2I4I 3,707 Kansas City 262 183 3.151* 14.111 Dallas 12,1402 566 8I48 9.915 San Francisco lu8,956 Total, 27I4 reporting centers 121*, 51*1* 9,492 6,923 1*7.310 New York City* 53.251 2,365 3.13k G>o,8l40 82,603 3,908 5,UU3 II4O other centers* 650 910 133 other reporting centers 10,391* 13,103 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER*DURING THE WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 11, 191*2 (In thousands i of dollars) DISTRICT NO, 2 - NEW YORK (Cont'd) D IS TR IC T NO. 1 - BOSTON N. Y. Elmira U.125 C onn. Hartford 79,385 M it Jamestown 22,060 3,699 New Haven tf it 3,1314,280 Ne w York 9,1*58 Waterbury tf 14,086 Poughkeepsie Maine Bangor 1*, 121 ff » t Rochester 37,71*1 Portland 17,929 ft S y ra c u s e 214,829 Mass. Boston 323,1*97 ft tt 8,872 Utica Brockton 5,351* it 5,862 Fall River II D ISTR IC T NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA Holyoke 3,776 If 27.628 Del. Wilmington 3,780 Lowell tt 18,061 N. J. Camden 5,692 Lynn ft ft Trenton 5,670 35.125 New Bedford ff Penua. Allentown Springfield 6.833 17,775 ti ft 2,832 Altoona Worcester 16,508 1 1 Chester 6.1457 Manchester N. H. 1*. 318 it Harrisburg 11.159 Providence R. It 1*1*.1*31* n 2,650 Hazleton Vt. 2,836 Burlington n Johnstown 3.817 tt 7,196 Lancaster DISTRICT NO, 2 - NEW YORK 11 Lebanon 2,209 Conn. i*,860 Stamford it 2,9146 Norristown Montclair N. J. 3,355 ti tt Philadelphia 375,931* Newark 91*, 61*7 tt Reading 10,7o3 Northern New Jersey ti Scranton 1*1,020 13,925 Clearing House Assn. tt 5.885 Mlkes-Barre ■Passaic 11,376 N. J. tt 3,1*00 Williamsport 55,882 Albany N. Y. n it York 7.571 Binghamton 6,11*7 tt Buffalo 73,167 • Digitized included for FRASER in the national series covering .II4I centers,available beginning witu 1919 Form F. R. 285~a DEBITS BY BANKS IN E ACH REPORTING CENTER,DURING THE ?.EEK ENDED FEBRUARY 11,1942 (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont»d) DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND Albany Ga, 1,937 5,672 Lexington Ky. Atlanta ” 65,629 Ohio 22,034 Akron it Augusta " , 9,287 Canton 12,637 II Brunswick H 821* 100,517 Cincinnati II Columbus " o,300 Cleveland 166,478 It Elberton " 364 Columbus 54,393 tf Macon " 6,659 22,219 Dayton II Newnan " 878 Hamilton 4 ,17 9 II Savannah " 8,333 Lima 4,956 ft Valdosta " 1,485 Lorain 1,3 6 1 ft New Orleans La. 67,018 Middletown 4 ,2 51 tt Hattiesburg Miss. 2,791 4,883 Springfield tl Jackson' " 9,661 Steubenville 2,901 It Meridian " 4,1^3 38,010 Toledo It Vicksburg " 2,899 Warren 3,332 If Chattanooga Tenn. 15,106 Youfigstown 15,473 ft Knoxville ” 8,420 Zanesville 2,365 Nashville " 26,729 Pa, 2,860 Butler tt Erie 9,854 tt DISTRICT NO. 7 "• CHICAGO , ■ 856 Franklin tt Aurora 111. 2,916 ^ 1,792 Greensburg it Bloomington 1 1 > 3,392 1,041 Homestead ft Champaign-Urbana " 3,193 Oil City 2,714 tt Chicago " 789,094 219,862 Pittsburgh Danville " 2,221 W.Va. 6,436 Wheeling . Decatur " 5,521 Elgin " 2,196 DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND Moline " 2,510 Washington D. C, 91,697 Peoria " 17,672 115,801 Baltimore McU it Rockford " 8,4.11 2,089 Cumberland it Springfield " 6,151 Hagerstown 2,712 Fort Wayne Ind. 10,065 Asheville N. C. 3,734 tt Gary " 6,300 Charlotte 21,434 tt Hammond " 2,693 6,942 Durham tt Indianapolis " 62,491 Greensboro 5,986 tt South Bend " 10,750 15 ,60*8 Raleigh tt Terre Haute " 7,208 5,180 Vi'ilmington it Cedar Rapids Iowa 7 ,9H 16,148 Winston-Salem Clinton " 1,947 s.c, Charleston 6,973 tt Davenport " 5,9'H Columbia 9,683 ft s Des Moines " 28,944 Greenville 7,615 ft Dubuque " 2,820 4,011 Spartanburg Mason City " 3,003 Va. Danville 2,424 tt Muscatine " 890 Lynchburg 3,958 ft . Sioux City " 12,375 Newport News 2,877 ti Waterloo " 5,329' 17,272 Norfolk tt Adrian Mich. 1,194 2,087 Portsmouth it Battle Creek " 6,697 Richmond 45,898 ti Bay City w 3*012 6,786 Roanoke Detroit " 281,318 W. Va.* Charleston 13,353 tt Flint " 7,184 Huntington 4,67-8 Grand Rapids 11 14,898 Jackson " 4,228 DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA Kalamazoo 1 1 5,683 36,246 ^la. Birmingham tt Lansing " 5,772 1 ,1 1 0 Dothan tt Saginaw " 6,334 16,598 Mobile ti Green Bay '■'•is.; 4,521 Montgomery 8,330 Manitowoc " .2,114 Fla, Jacksonville 26,349 it Milwaukee * " 84,041 25,642 Miami it Oshkosh " 2,578 Pensacola 3,799 it Sheboygan " 6,638 Tampa 10,085 . Form F.R. 285-b DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER,DURING THE W E E K ENDED FEBRUARY 11,191*2 fin thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY (Cont'd) DISTRICT 110. 3 - ST. LOUIS Okla. Muskogee 2,363 "Ark. SI Dorado 1 ,5 6 k tt t» Oklahoma City Fort Smith 33,513 1*,379 ft ft Okmulgee Helena 592 557 Jt if Tulsa Little Rock 26,185 15,768 ft Wyo. Casper Pine Bluff 3,086 1,1*19 ft tt Cheyenne 2 , 1*65 , Texarkana 3.992 (See .also T e x . ) DISTRICT NO, 11 - DALLAS East St, Louis & N a t ’1 Ariz. Tucson 3,933 Stock Yards 111. 12,978 ft La. 13,1*10 Shreveport 2,31*2 Quincy 1,200 N. M. Roswell Evansville Ind. 8,965 2,880 Tex, Abilene 51,386 Louisville Ky. tt t* 9,761 Austin Owensboro 1,735 tt Beaumont 6,173-' 2,263 id s s. Greenville tt 1,012 Corsicana 15 8 ,116 Mo. St. Louis tt tt 71*, 827 Dallas 738 Sodalia tf 10,332 El Paso Springfield U,503 tt 21*, 068 Fort iMorth 118,922 Tenn, Memphis rt Galveston 6,135. -tt 69,598 Houston 9 MINNEAPOLIS DISTRICT NO. tt 1*»o 65 Port Arthur Minn, Duluth 10,329 tt it 20,132 San Antonio Minneapolis 92,737 tt it Texarkana 538 Red Wing if 2,538 (See also Ark. ) 1* 2 , 311* St. Paul 1! tt 2,81*1* Tyl 3r 8,712 South St. Paul tl tt 1 * , 21*8 Ijaco Winona 1,853 tl Wichita Falls 14,827 2,926 Mont. Billings ti Helena 3,339 DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO Dickinson N.D. hhl ft Ariz. Phoenix Fargo 11*,1*65 6,153 ft Calif. Bakersfield 1,620 Grand Forks l*,97l tt ft Berkeley 9 , 11*6 1+05 Jamestown ft ft Fresno 1,056 Minot 9,053 tf Long Beach S. D. 1,225 Aberdeen 11,989 tf tt Los Angeles 262,638 6,609 Sioux Falls ft Oakland La Crosse Wi s 2,396 35,757 If ft Pasadena 7,520 1,683 Superior fl Sacramento 1*1*, 750 ft San Bernardino 2,182 DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY tt San Diego 25,612 Colorado Springs Colo* U .1 0 9 ft n 207,31*8 Denver 1*2,751 ' San Francisco ft ti San Jose 825 Grand Junction 6,373 tt tt Santa Barbara 2,1*62 3,8142 Pueblo tf Stockton Kans . Atchi s on 5,377 977 t» Idaho Boise Hutchinson 5,755 2,959 tt Nev. Reno Independence 826 3,61*5 tt Ore. Eugene 5,080 'Kansas City 2,11*7 it tt 1*8,1*02 Portland 802 Lawrence Tt tt 1,2814 Salem i*,92l* Pittsburg tt Utah 5,002 Ogden , Topeka 5,1+18 it tf 18,069 Salt Lake City Wichita 17,U*9 Wash. Bellingham 2 ,15 2 H o, Joplin 3,700 tt tt Everett Kansas City 2,685 80,977 tt tt Seattle 8,264 St. Joseph 71*,907 11 Spokane 11, OI4.8 Neb, Fi emont 891 it tt Tacoma 6,298 15,258 Lincoln tt Walla Walla 1*1*, 506 Omaha 1,581 n 3,023 Yakima 5,050 Albuquerque N, Mf Okla. Bartlesville 6,365 tt 3,058 Enid ft Guthrie 1*55
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