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Form F. R. 285
For immediate release

STATEMENT FOR THE Pr|ESS
BANK DEBITS

Board of Governors
of the Federal Reserve System
July 1, 1940

Debits to deposit accounts (except interbank accounts), as reported by banks
in leading cities for the week ended June 2$$, aggregated $7,71+3,000,000. Total
debits during the 13 weeks ended June 26 amounted to $110,255*000,000, or 6 per
cent above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago.
SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS
(In millions of dollars)
Week ended
June 28,
June 26,
1940
1939
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St, Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Total, 271+ reporting centers
New York City*
1I4.O Other leading centers*
I33 Other centers

13 weeks ended
June 28,
June 26,
1940
1939

I4I8
3*736
381+
I468
273

5*917
1+7*5141+
5*717 ■

1*158
231
ll»6
2J+8
185
61£

1*1+73
261+
139
2I42
173
58i+

16,196

7*7U3
2,887
1+*179

8*359
3*392
i+,366

110,255
1+3*1+03
57*753
9*099

bho
397
5^6

300
232

676

206

601

7*208
1+*015

3*276.
3*368
2,309
3*1420
2,680
8,605

5*517

1)6,067
5*631
6,271+
3*5714
2,916
114*891
3*096
1*971
3*271+
2,1+65
7*959
103,635
1^2,299
53,091

8,2146

DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED JUNE 26 , 1940
(In thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK (Cont»d)
DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON
N, Y,
Elmira
Hartford
Conn,
1+2,602
3,123
ti
n
Jamestown
New Haven
16,055
2,791
tt
it
New York
Waterbury
7,771+
2,887,277
ft
Poughkeepsie
Maine
Bangor
3*356
3,21+0
tt
ti
Rochester
Portland
7,798
28,651+
tt
Syracuse
Boston
Mass#
275,033
19,353
tt
it
Utica
Brockton
J+,001
7,170
tt
Fall River
3,951
11
DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA
Holyoke
2,781
t
i
Del.
Wilmington
Lowell
30 ,65!+
3*557
t
t
N.
J.
Camden
Lynn
i+,375
9,809
tt
tt
Trenton
New Bedford
k,o62
lit,163
tt
Penna.
Allentown
Springfield
5,1+22
15,655
tt
t
t
Worcester
Altoona
12,782
2,1+99
tt
Chester
Manchester
N. H.
3,881+
3,701
w
Harrisburg
Providence
30,227
R. I.
8,161
tt
Vt.
Hazleton
Burlington
2>3hk
2,026
tt
Johnstown
3,656
tt
Lancaster
DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK
5*5M+
tt
Conn,
Lebanon
Stamford
l+»350
1,713
tt
Norristown
N. J,
Montclair
2,208
3,kh7
tt
tt
Philadelphia
Nev/ark
75,878
276,315
tt
1
1
Reading
Northern New Jersey
9,51U
tt
Scranton
Clearing House Assn,1
8,858
37,535
ir
!t
Wilkes-Barre
Passaic
7,181+
l+,9l+0
t
t
Williamsport
Albany
N. Y,
2,1+78
81,933
tt
t!
York
Binghamton
5,092
l+,583
tt
Buffalo
50,963

*Centers for which bank debit figures are available back to 1919*




Form F. R. 285~a
DEBITS BX BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED JUNE 26, 1940
(In thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont>d)
DISTRICT NO, A - CLEVELAND
1,063
Ga#
Albany
Ky,
Lexington
4,273
tt
51,101
Atlanta
Ohio
16,686
Akron
tt
4,427
Augusta
Canton
9,009
tt
Brunswick
673
Cincinnati
76,740
tt
3,417
Columbus
Cleveland
131,595
tt
241
36 ,1+21 Elberton
Columbus
tt
3,085
Macon
1^,961
Dayton
t!
318
Newnan
Hamilton
2,1*53
tf
7,554
Savannah
3,116
Lima
ft
726
Valdosta
1,484
Lorain
44,928
La’*
New Orleans
Middletown
2,587
Miss*
1,119
Hattiesburg
3,972
Springfield
tt
4,661
Jackson
2,506
Steubenville
tt
2,468
Meridian
27,560
Toledo
tt
Vicksburg
1,313
2 ,36s
Warren
Tenn#
Chattanooga
7,951
Youngstown
13,414
tt
5,665
Knoxville
Zanesville
1,980
tt
17,988
N a s h v ille
Pa
2,224
Butler
Erie
6,739
DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO
Franklin
805
111 .
3,132
Aurora
1,665
Greensburg
11
2,783
Bloomington
81+1
Homestead
it
Champaign-Urb
ana
3,073
2,?2b
Oil City
1
1
636,466
Chicago
174,612
Pittsburgh
11
Danville
2,455
W. Va,
Wheeling
6,024
11
4,087
Decatur
11
Elgin
2,315
- RICHMOND
DISTRICT NO.
it
1,617
Moline
D. C.
Washington
tt
61+,7 59
14.851
Peoria
Md,
Baltimore
85,oU8
ti
6,576
it
Rockford
Cumberland
1,963
ti
5,721
Springfield
n
Hagerstown
2,152
Ind.
7,278
Fort
Wayne
N. C.
Asheville
2,885
11
4,696
ii
Gary
Charlotte
12,673
1
1
2,236
n
Hammond
Durham
6,864
11
i
i
Indianapolis
43,215
Greensboro
4,819
n
9,185
n
S South Bend
Raleigh
11
13,334 | Terre Haute
5,961
i
t
Wilmington
2,453
Iowa
i
t
Cedar Rapids
5,425
WinstorH3alem
7,637
ti
Clinton
1,351
S. C.
Charleston
11
5,169 I Davenport
n
6,053
Columbia
11
5,869 j Des Moines
18,169
ii
Greenville
3,84o
it
2,615
t
i
i Dubuque
Spartanburg
1,992
1
1
2,118
City
Va.
Danville
1,611 1 Mason
u
660
n
Muscatine
Lynchburg
2,926
n
8,808
i
i
Newport News
3,221 ; Sioux City
ti
4,308
ii
Norfolk
12,126 • Waterloo
Mich.
8o4
i
i
j Adrian
Portsmouth
1,137 j Battle Creek
11
3,036
n
Richmond
34,770
11
2,466
n
: Bay City
Roanoke
5,824 ■ Detroit
11
241,933
W# Va#
Charleston
12,332
11
tt
5.761
; Flint
Huntington
4,184
1
1
12,186
Grand Rapids
11
3,336
Jackson
DISTRICT NO* 6 - ATLANTA
n
5,207
22,100 ”f Kalamazoo
Ala#
Birmingham
it
5,289
tt
506
Lansing
Do*bhan
1
1
5,283
tt
Saginaw
9,802
Mobile
Wis.
3,741
tt
Green Bay
4,131
Montgomery
ti
1,571
Manitowoc
15,972
Fla#
Jacksonville
1
1
56,190
tt
Milwaukee
12,020
Miami
it
1,968
tt
Oshkosh
2,145
Pensacola
1
1
4,568
tt
Sheboygan
6,482
Ta^rpa




Form F. R. 285“b
DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED JUNE 26, 1940
(In thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY (Cont*d)
DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS
Okla,
1,695
i,3i+o Muskogee
Ark.
El Dorado
tt
18,016
n
Oklahoma
City
2,118
Fbrt Smith
n
588
tt
271 Okmulgee
Helena
tt
28,927
t
t
Tulsa
Little Rock
8,785
Wyo.
1,259
n
1,202 Casper
Pine Bluff
t
t
"
1,737
Cheyenne
1,03U
Texarkana
(See also Tex.)
DISTRICT NO. II - DALLAS
East St. Louis & Nat’l
2,692
Ariz.
8,61+1 Tucson
111
Stock Yards
La,
10
,1+91
Shreveport
n
2,109
Quincy
895
K
M.
6,i486 Roswell
Ind.
Evansville
Tex.
1,635
Ky.
*41,713 Abilene
Louisville
it
6,91+9
tt
1,314 Austin
Owensboro
i
t
5,1+31+
Miss .
799 Beaumont
Greenville
tt
600
122,918 Corsicana
Mo.
St. Louis
t
t
t
t
1+9,857
l£9 Dallas
Sedalia
tt
tt
5,967
3,811 El Paso
Springfield
tt
16,771+
28,270 Fort Worth
Tenn,
Memphis
ti
l+,7l£
Galveston
t
t
51,830
Houston
DISTRICT NO. _9 - MINNEAPOLIS
tt
2 ,1+15
Minn,
Duluth
9,915 Port Arthur
tt
li+,620
tt
San
Antonio
Minneapolis
72,199
tt
n
Red Wing
ia9 Texarkana
tt
(See also Ark.)
72l+
33,763
St, Paul
tt
n
2,579
5,721 Tyler
South St. Paul
tt
tt
2,655
1,602 Waco
Winona
tt
l+,070
Mont,
2,14+3 Wichita Falls
Billings
tt
3,316
Helena
DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO
21+1+
N, D.
Dickinson
t
t
Ariz.
10,805
i+,316 Phoenix
Fargo
Calif.
t
t
3,935
1,016 Bakersfield
Grand Forks
tt
Berkeley
5,176
Jamestown
3$k
tt
tt
6,7142
Minot
856 Fresno
tt
Long Beach
8,1)26
S. D.
Aberdeen
1,163
t
t
t
t
Los
Angeles
205,080
1+,6o 5
Sioux City
tt
23,71+0
Wis.
La Crosse
2,31+3 Oakland
tt
t
t
Pasadena
5,51+0
1 ,21+1+
Superior
It
Sacramento
28,112
tt
San Bernardino
2,900
DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY
tt
San
Diego
11,123
Colo,
Colorado Springs
3,37l+
tt
tt
San Francisco
168,190
33,518
Denver
tt
t
t
San
Jose
5,622
Grand Junction
7 I4I+
tt
t
t
Santa
Barbara
2
,141+1
Pueblo
3,91+3
tt
Stockton
l+,690
612
Kans,
Atchison
Idaho*
tt
Boise
2,620
l+,359
Hutchinson
t
t
Nev#
Reno
2,777
Independence
617
Ore*
tt
Eugene
2,1+38
6,288
Kansas City
tt
t
t
Portland
8
1
+
1
+
36,359
Lawrence
tt
tt
Salem
3,721+
861+
Pittsburg
Utah
t
t
Ogden
3,006
1
+
,
811
Topeka
tt
t
t
Salt
Lake
City
Wichita
17,351
9,97U
Wash*
Bellingham
Mo.
1,687
Joplin
2,033
tt
tt
Everett
61+,722
Kansas City
2,239
tt
tt
Seattle
1+8,876
St, Joseph
5,569
tt
Spokane
Neb.
Fremont
12,673
671+
tt
tt
Lincoln
9,269
5,995 Tacoma
tt
tt
Onaha
1,1+51
35,583 Walla Walla
tt
N. M.
3,092
Albuquerque
3,388 Yakima
Okla,
Bartlesville
6,782
tt
Enid
2,8931
tt
Guthrie
301



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