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STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS
Form F. R. 285
For immediate release
Board of Governors
of the Federal Reserve System
February 33, 191+2
BANK DEBITS— DEBITS TO DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS
Bank debits as reported b y banks in leading centers for the w e e k ended
February 18 aggregated $10,615,000,000. Total debits during the 13 weeks ended
February 18 amounted to $11*6,917# 000,000, or 18 per cent above the total reported
for the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in N e w York City there was an
increase of 11 per cent compared with the corresponding period a year ago, and
at the other reporting centers there was an increase of 22 per cent.
Federal
Reserve
District
SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS
(In millions of dollars)
'13 weeks-oaddd
Week ended
Feb. 19,
Feb. 18,
Feb. 18,
Feb. 19,
1942
191+2
191+1
191+1
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
61*3
3 ,9 1 k
Total, 27i* reporting centers
New York City*
ll+Q other centers*
133 other reporting centers
561+
803
1*66
396
■ 1,577
369
197
360
325
91+2
10,615
3,607
6,021*
981*
539
3,996
525
712
381*
330
1 , 51+6
30i*
171
315
296
929
8,599
57,576
6,065
10,876
5,920
5,057
22, 171*
1*»865
2,756
1^,677
U,073
12,281
7,275
51,503
6,680
8,956
14,81+5
li, 037
18,213
3,821
2 ,112
3,691
3,167
10 , 001*
10,01*5
3 , 601*
5 , 571+
867
11+6,917
. 52,1+73
81,1*81*
12,960
121*, 305
147,11+1
66,796
10,368
DEBITS BY BANKS IN E A C H REPORTING CENTER,DURING THE WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 18, 19^2
(In thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON
DISTRICT NO. 2 - N S W YORK (Cont'd)
Hartford
Conn,
76,1*1*2
Elmira
N. Y.
5,681
n
rt
New Haven
Jamestown
i+,668
25,561
tl
tt
Waterbury
New York
3,606,695
9,725
t!
Bangor
Maine
Poughkeepsie
- 1+.700
i+,371
ti
ft
Portland
36 , 1+02
Rochester
16,6 51
tt
Boston
Mas s .
25,61*1*
Syracus
e
381,1*1*5
ti
tt
Brockton
Utica
9,371
5,907
tt
Fall River
6,71*1
it
Holyoke
DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA
1*,183
11
Lowell
Del*
Wilmington
1*,688
21+, 938
<1
Lynn
Camden
N.
J.
18,569
5,9l+l
IT
tt
New Bedford
Trenton
$,700
20,591
tf
Springfield
Penna,
8,121
Allentown
21,569
It
tt
Worcester
Altoona
20,180
2,833
tt
Manchester
N. H.
Chester
1*,600
5,756,
tt
Providence
1*5,600
Harrisburg
R. I.
11,71+3
f!
Burlington
Vt.
3,01*2
Hazleton
3,129
ft
Johnstown
5,905
ft
DISTRICT NO. 2 - N K i YORK
Lancaster
8,055
tt
Stamford
Conn,
2,026
Lebanon
6 ,110
tf
Montclair
3,266
Norristown
N* J.
l+»2i*i*
tt
ft
Newark
Philadelphia
1
*
05,886
95,857
tt
Northern N e w Jersey
Reading
10,661
ft
Clearing House Assn.
Scranton
12,557
1*6,585
ft
Passaic
7*ilkes~Barre
N. J.
12,297
7 ,H 5
ft
Albany
Williamsport
N. Y.
'
1+.253
55,5149
it
ff
Binghamton
York
6,1514
8,71*3
tt
Buffalo
73,781*
in the national
♦ Included
•
series covering 11*1' centers,available beginning with 19l9»
Form F. R* 285-a
•
DEBITS BY BANKS IN E.iCH REPORTING CENTER,DURING THE WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 18, 191+2
(In thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND
5,61+2
Lexington
Ky.
Ohio
Akron
29,029
ti
Canton
14,834
ft
Cincinnati
115,952
tt
Cleveland
2 1 1 ,1+26
rr
Columbus
55,989
u
Dayton
25,838
»t
Hamilton
3,773
tt
Lima
4,721+
tt
Lorain
1,721+
ft
Middletown
l+,008
tt
Springfield
5,649
tt
Steubenville
2,363
tt
Toledo
44,116
it
Warren
4,737
tt
Youngstown
16,084
tt
Zanesville
2,715
Pa,
Butler
3,318
tt
Erie
11,584
tt
Franklin
1,173
tt
Greensburg
2,558
tt
Homestaad
976
tt
Oil City
3 ,15 3
M
Pittsburgh
22£,934
W. Va.
Wheeling
7,683
DISTRICT NO,• 5 ‘
•’
RICHMOND
Washington
^.C.
Baltimore
Md*
tt
Cumberland
tt
Hagerstown
Asheville
N. C.
tt
Charlotte
tt
Durham
ti
Greensboro
x
tt
Raleigh
rt
Wilmington
tt
Winston-Sal em
Charleston
S. C.
ft
Columbia
tt
Greenville
tt
Spartanburg
Danville
Lynchburg
Newport News
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Richmond
Roanoke
Charleston
Huntington
Va.
tt
s tf
n
tt
ft
ft
W. Va.
tt
DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA
Ala. '
Birmingham
tt
Dothan
ft
Mobile
tf
Montgomery
Fla.
Jacksonville
tt
Miami
tr
Pensacola
tt
Tampa
101,413
139,226
2,325
3,320
4,096
24,824
7,517
6,834
14,870
5,509
11,955
7,491
9,535
8,882
4,070
2,604
4,550
3,348
20,069
2,284
52,105
8,234
15,273
5,381
36,150
1,757
20,082
8,310
29,603
20,943
■ 3,881
11,0 78
DISTRICT NO, 6 - ATLANTA (Cont’
d)
G$.
2,102
Albany
11
Atlanta
80,557
11
Augusta
9,916
»i
Brunswick
821
11
Columbus
6,952
11
Elberton
373
11
Macon
6,625
ti
Newnan
1,01*0
1
1
Savannah
9>53l>
11
Valdosta
1,362
La,
New Orleans
68,864
Miss.
Hattiesburg
2,535
it
Jackson
9 ,712
11
Meridian
3,572
it
Vicksburg
2,527
Chattanooga
Tenn.
20,317
it
linoxvi lie
io,as5
11
Nashville
27,239
DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO
Aurora
111.
f?
Bloomington
Champaign-Urbana "
ft
Chicago
ft
Danville '
ff
Decatur
ft
Elgin
tt
Moline
ft
Peoria
ft
Rockford
tt
Springfield
Fort Wayne
Ind.
tt
Gary
tt
Hammond
ft
Indianapolis
tt
South Bend
tt
Terre Haute
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
rt
Clinton
tt
Davenport
tt
Des Moines
tt
Dubuque
tt
Mason City
tt
Muscatine
tt
Sioux City
tt
Waterloo
Adrian
Mich.
tt
Battle Creek
tt
Bay City
ft
Detroit
tt
Flint
tt
Grand Rapids
tt
Jackson
rt
Kalamazoo
ft
Lansing
tt
Saginaw
Green Bay
7/is.
ft
Manitowoc
tt
Milwaukee
tt
Oshkosh
tt
Sheboygan
3,631
5,081
4,644
827,756
3,252
6,054
2,249
2,995
16,694
n,4Q4
6,670
11,19 2
4,663
2,91+4
7o,i33
12 ,3 17
7,6 19
7,9i+l
1,731
6,139
27,576
2,968
3,191
1,0 11
13 ,1+06
7,558
1,226
5,016
3,678
326,518
8,045
17,899
5,950
7 >732
10,576
7,210
4,985
2,253
87,312
2,743
8,575
form F. R, 285-b
DEBITS BY BANKS IN E a CH REPORTING CENT! ®.DURING THE WEEK- ®t)ED FEBRUARY 18, 191+2
(In thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS
El Dorado
Ark,
tt
Fort Smith
tt
Helena
II
Little Rock
tt
Pine Bluff
Texarkana
(See also Tex.)
'
East St. Louis & Nat *1
Stock Yards
111.
ti
Quincy
Evansville
Ind.
Louisville
Ky.
M
Owensboro
Greenville
Miss,
Mo.
St. Louis ,
ii
Sedalia
it
Springfield
Memphis
Tenn,
DISTRICT NO. ? - MINNEAPOLIS
Duluth (
Minn.
tt
Minneapolis
tt
Red Wing
ft
St. Paul
tt
South St. Paul
tt
Winona
Mont.
Billings
it
Helena
Dickinson
N . D.
tt
Fargo
tt
Grand Forks
tt
Jamestown
tt
Minot
Aberdeen
S, D.
tt
Sioux Falls
La Crosse
Wis*
tt
Superior
'
1 ,1*66
l+,c98
. 1+73
15,^69
2,089
DISTRICT NO. 10 ■ KANSAS CITY (Oont'd)
Okla.
Muskogee
2,1*1*9
tf
28,631
Oklahoma City
U
Okmulgee
737
tt
■ 56,51+0
Tulsa
Wyo.
Casper
1,295
tt
Cheyenne
2,338
l+,879
ll+,190
2,771+
9,652
65,6614.
2,017
2,059
181*, 733
687
1+,921+
52,998
10,333
95,750
625
50,1+93
10,672
1,616
2,983
2,233
l+oo
5,891+
1,1+21+
508
1,399
1,1+1+6
7,107
2,610
1,733
DISTRICT NO, 10 - KANSAS CITY
Colorado Springs d o l i . ’
3,617
tt
1+5,022
Denver
ft
760
Grand Junction
ff
Pueblo
3,1+02
Atchison
Kans.
961+
tt
Hutchinson
3,515
tt
766
Independence
tt
Kansas City
5,1+71+
tt
Lawrence
1,233
tt
Pittsburg
1,389
n
Topeka
l+,652
tt
Mchita
17,671+
Joplin
fiO,
3,683
II
96,561
Kansas City
II
8,508
St. Joseph
Neb.
809
Fremont
ti
Lincoln
7,028
it
Omaha
1+1+, 560
Albuquerque
N. M.
1+,90G
Bartlesville
,Okla.
9,259
it
Enid
3,1+20
it
Guthrie
539
DISTRICT NO, 11 - D A L U S
Ariz.
Tucson
La.
Shreveport
Roswell
N. M,
Abilene
Tex.
tf
Austin
tf
Beaumont
ft
Corsicana
tt
Dallas
ft
El Paso
tt
Fort Worth
tf
Galveston
ff
Houston
tt
Port Arthur
tf
San Antonio
tt
Texarkana
(See also Ark. )
ft
Tyler
tt
Waco
tt
Wichita Falls
2,100
3,350
5,327
5,1+59
DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO
11+, 368
Ariz#
Phoenix
Bakersfield
5,271+
Calif*
tt
Berkeley
7,572
tt
10 , 691+
Fresno
tt
17,663
Long Beach
tt
Los Angeles
301,159
tt
Oakland
39,1+89
tt
Pasadena
8,013
tt
29,626
Sacramento
n
San Bernardino
.3,387
tt
32,1+80
San Diego
tf
San Francisco
231+, 815
;i
San Jose
7,332
ft
Santa Barbara
2,51+9
tt
5,01+6
Stockton
6,090
Idaho
Boise
3,820
Reno
Nev.
3,81+6
Gref
Eugene
it
Portland
51,1+73
it
l+,626
Salem
Utah
Ogden
5,597
it
21,288
Salt Lake City
Wash.
Bellingham
2,355
tt
2,760
Everett
tt
82,821
Seattle
ft
Spokane
16,673
tt
15,625
Tacoma
tt
Walla Walla
1.770
tt
Yakirta
3,372
Revised figur e s { W e e k ended February 11, 19i+2 s
Joplin, Missouri - 3,1+09.
«
3,995
16,561
1,11+3
3,1+59
12,759
9,1+23
1,030
97,965
10,211
30,503
6,209
87,136
2,772
25,51+8
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