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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE S YSTEM

(For Immediate Release)

J u l y 10, 19U6

BANK DEBITS—DEBITS TO DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS

Bank d e b i t s as reported by banks in 33U leading c e n t e r s f o r the month of
June aggregated 86,663 million d o l l a r s * During the p a s t t h r e e months t o t a l d e b i t s
f o r the same centers amounted t o 260,093 m i l l i o n d o l l a r s or 2 per cent above the
t o t a l reported f o r the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City
there was an i n c r e a s e of 2 per cent compared with the corresponding three-months
period a year ago, and a t the 333 other centers there was an increase of 3 per cent.

SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS
Federal Reserve
district
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
S t . Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Total, 334 centers
New York City*
ll+O other centers*
193 o t h e r centers

3 months ended —
June 1946
June 1945
12,031
11,493
113,283
115,803
kk,952
11,378
11,727
1,000
4,524
16,021
6,092
15,455
5,21*1
8,774
3,406
9,337
3,185
8,030
9,051
2,913
3,018
36,436
35,402
13,679
11,913
7,001
2,564
7,219
2,139
1,726
4,477
4,829
1,693
2,920
7,974
8,084
2,831
6,911
2,544
7,832
2,688
2
1,570
7,900
23,862
8,070
253,887
98,024
260,093
86,663
104,816
41,725
107,265
34,972
126,204
47,716
127,774
43,219
22,866
8,583
25,054
8,472
DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER
(In thousands of d o l l a r s )
3 months ended - June
June
June 1946
1 June 1945
1946
1945
June
1946
3,768
37,818

June
1945
4,805

DISTRICT NO, 1 - BOSTON
1,100,222
Conn,
Hartford*
362,125
1,340,818
507,427
n
442,156
146,698
419,474
New Haven*
159,403
II
58,106
17,768
56,031
New London
19,435
II
158,45k
55,092
182,505
Waterbury*
65,453
105,125
36,920
86,215
Maine
Bangor*
32,490
n
51,424
65,631
18,218
Lewi ston-Auburn
23,297
11
221,673
203,503
Portland
73,374
73,833
7,238,139
Mass. 2,149,186
Boston*
6,734,953
998,318
it
97,428
97,980
Brockton
34,437
31,794
11
121,514
101,433
F a l l River*
40,196
35,433
u
63,985
Holyoke*
94,133
22,524
30,543
11
80,200
Lowell*
25,463
89,695
33,598
11
86,377
110,816
30,069
Lynn
36,542
11
109,623
131,980
41,094
New Bedford*
45,180
11
73,698
Pittsfield
31,528
75,777
25,950
n
408,138
402,059
154,020
Springfield
133,626
it
320,087
341,866
124,246
Worcester*
116,739
50,341
18,287
62,914
N. H.
Concord
18,717
II
85,510
109,510
Manchester
34,015
39,259
922,643
Providence*
R. I .
907,856
359,392
328,946
53,922
20,266
64,651
Vt.
Burlington
22,034
*Included in the n a t i o n a l s e r i e s covering l 4 l c e n t e r s , a v a i l a b l e beginning in 1919«



G.6a

DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER
June
1946

June
1945

DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW: YORK
Conn.
129,1+33
Bridgeport
118,336
it
39,421
Stamford
42,075
272,265
N. J .
Jersey City
249,672
It
21,340
Montclair
25,635
ft
Newark
909,550
636,376
It
68,850
Passaic*
66,953
It
110,570
Paterson
114,029
2*78,508
Albany*
N. Y.
484,492
It
Binghamton*
45.743
49,909
It
474,290
Buffalo*
415,920
It
41,901
Elmira
29,291
Jamestown
32,346
28,615
New York*
. " 34,971,685 41,725,416
It
28,751
Poughkeepsie
26,623
It
284,665
Rochester*
265,572
It
68,522
Schenectady
58,995
It
161,456
Syracuse*
174,932
It
58,954
Utica
59,017
DISTRICT NO. 3— PHILADELPHIA
Del.
271,633
Wilmington*
221,644
39,140
N. J .
A t l a n t i c City
48,408
it
102,227
Camden
92,149
it
164,881
131,525
Trenton*
53,468
52,001
Penna*
Allentown
it
2k,061
22,372
Altoona*
it
24,992
28,978
Bethlehem
11
Chester*
34,542
48,333
it
83,567
Harrisburg
75,373
IV.
22,555
17,801
Hazleton
it
29,132
30,542
Johnstown
11
52,289
Lancaster*
52.744
it
15,006
14,253
Lebanon
it
18,820
23,363
Norristown
it
2,866,560
3,302,540
Philadelphia*
it
73,689
70 , 525
Reading
it
73,242
Scranton*
79,325
it
46,442
Wilkes-Barre*
49,825
n
19,478
19,668
Williamsport*
n
59,823
64,242
York*
DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND
Covington-Newport
Ky.
32,763
35,386
it
46,367
Lexington*
48,567
234,616
Ohio..
221,488
Akron*
it
84,901
ioo,4i4
Canton
it
769,756
Cincinnati
686,070
tt
Cleveland*
1,749,551
1,408,035
it
Columbus*
459,990
373,607
it
Dayton*
173,913
178,583
it
27,466
31,516
Hamilton
11
30,560
31,976
Lima
it
12,516
10,748
Lorain
«
28,201
28,931
Mansfield
it
25,861
Middletown
23,445
tt
15,271
15,927
Portsmouth
it
38,163
35,780
Springfield*
it
17,729
Stoubenville
19,188
it
305,718
Toledo*
304,794
tt
27,536
Warren
26,576
n
Youngstown*
99,574
100,836
11
16,718
Zanesville
19,013



3 months ended - June 194&
I
June 1945
361,375
129,129
764,636
76,349

1,880,623

20k,&89
350,650
1,502,370
151,140
1,234,412
87,904
80,916
107,265,360
82,855
779,729
171,363

506,924
172,148

653,627
142,134
294,500
449,741

161,21*2
70,091
67,834
108,609

228,038

64,817
87,538
157,443
45,589
67,065
8,304,934
211,214
232,515
145,913
58,067
175,774
100,348
137,341
2,013,622

4,088,458

1,186,621

524,447
78,435
95,165
36,457
81,491
72,423
47,123

108,846
55,274

862,621

82,956
289,339
58,457

375,637
113,332
708,259
62,662
2,110,225
185,054
297,733
1,403,564
127,439
1,302,115
112,239
84,183
104,815,941
77,694
744,064
169,407
428,509
164,702
673,814
104,056
277,259
423,597
146,220
58,893
84,891
140,353
215,089
49,511
81,574
149,859
39,874
55,378
8,119,228
'196,108
198,899
130,307
58,603
174,958
84,691
114,241
664,530
271,755
2,042,873
4,471,324
1,197,468
481,368
78,652
87,648
28,661
76,475
64,999
40,072
102,374
50,492
789,678
78,424
281,528
44,394

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DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER
June
1946

DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND ( C o n t ' d ) .
Penha. • 2 2 , 7 3 0
Butler
It
Erie*
70,097
11
Franklin
7,175
11
Greensburg*
16,106
tl
Homestead
7,015
It
Oil City*
17,715
11
Pittsburgh*
1,346,188
ft
Sharon
19,298
W. Va.
Wheeling*
4 9 , 5 4 7
RICHMOND
DISTRICT NO. 5 D. C.
Washington
654,200
Md,
Baltimore*
826,608
"
Cumberland
2 0 , 2 1 4
1!
Frederick
14,759
It
Hagerstovm
2 2 , 0 1 1
N. C.
Asheville
3 7 , 8 1 6
tt
Charlotte*
168,898
ti
Durham
9 0 , 4 9 1
tt
Greensboro
51,489
tt
Kinston
9 , 4 0 0
tt
Raleigh*
7 8 , 5 5 7
tt
Wilmington
3 0 , 3 6 6
tt
Wilson
11,106
tt
Winston-Salem
9 0 , 2 1 5
s ,
c.
Charleston
50,958
t!
Columbia*
77,143
It
Greenville*
58,035
tt
Spartanburg
3 1 , 6 5 5
Va.
Charlottesville
22,513
Danville
19,746
Lynchburg
3
0,113
tt
Newport News
2 2 , 5 7 5
Norfolk*
134,077
Portsmouth
17,171
Richmond*
"
339,291
Roanoke
63,829
W . Va
Bluefield
27,627
it
Charleston
101,537
11
Clarksburg
2 1 , 6 6 1
Huntington
39,972
tt
Parkersburg
20,668
DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA
Ala •
Anniston
19,434
it
Birmingham*
224,942
tt
Dothan
7,802
tt
13,022
Gadsden
11
98,222
Mobile*
tt
Montgomery*
51,498
Fla.
Jacksonville*
204,092
it
Miami
173,105
tt
Orlando
4 6 , 6 8 5
Pensacola*
2 7 , 3 1 7
S t . Petersburg
42,722
tt
Tampa*
93,397
Ga «
Albany
10,991
tt
Atlanta*
592,540
ti
Augusta*
4 3 , 1 5 1
1
1
Brunswick
7 , 8 6 5
Columbus
44,62o
ti
2 , 8 6 1
Elberton
tt
Macon*
4 6 , 1 7 5
tt
Nownan
6 , 8 3 9
tt
Savannah*
82,853
Digitized forValdosta
FRASER
10,138


June
1945

3 monthis ended —
June 194b
June 1945

24,038
75,074
7,126
16,065
6,090
18,281
1,655,189
20,861
55,81a

69,152
200,340
21,065
44,873
19,556
53,944
4,048,700
56,243
146,197

674,413
1,044,453
17,811
13,512
19,521
32,817
161,800
78,528
55,019
7,589
84,799
39,091
10,890
77,042
44,604
58,777
41,709
24,278
24,098
21,050
25,808
30,810
145,676
18,990
376,603
53,005
27,693
110,463
19,622
41,945
23,464

1,883,496
2,458,988
56,323
43,858
64,408

20,332
233,328
8,560
11,288
126,713
39,606
194,132
153,431
33,723
28,205
32,371
82,255
9,871
546,769
39 , 370
13,162
40,150
1,972
43,303
6,230
82,298
7,774

108,595

497,621
261,263
156,988
29,387
223,265
92,25k
31,335
260,755
148,260
212,695
161,510
93,410
66,550
59,062
88,064
64,351
392,597

50,210

1,034,300
184,634
75,057
292,900
64,037
118,948
61,567
59,757
683,463

24,222

38,972
291,650
158,007
614,779
557,732
140,732
8k,967

133,295
288,579
34,373
1,774,356
132,092
25,796
130,133
8,690
135,088
20,216
235,574
29,170

70,255
201,680
19,190
' 4 1 , 6 0 1

16,725
51,957
4,363,703
55,565
148,203
1,741,254
2,612,181
46,034
37,271
53.551
83,079
436,571
200,485
126,416
21,682
182,586
108,584
29,322
194,791
128,333
165,276
122,927
70,690
63,443
49,182
68,519
76,901
379,683
52,242
984,660
138,646
77,088
288,311
53,245
117,875
62,310
55,798
635,098
22.552
31,176
350,452
116,116
555,959
434,198
102,632
79,408
94,639
250,435
27,866
1,498,146
107,839
37,699
110,007
5,580
131,262
16,816
251,338
21,908

DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER
( I n thousands of d o l l a r s )

June
19I4.6
DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont'd)
Baton Rouge
La.
54,4o6
Lake Charles
"
20,667
II
New Orleans*
523,703
Hattiesburg
Miss,
13,493
II
Jackson
80,093
II
Meridian
23,137
II
Vicksburg*
20,769
Chattanooga*
Tenn,
110,960
11
Knoxville*
91,821
it
Nashville*
228,366

1*6,237
19,087
1*89,51+5
12,617
61*,963
18,1*32
17,31+1
10l*,867
134,774
250,386

171,150
61,1*15
1,521*, 087
1+1,905
239,063
68,205
63,188
317,802
282,169
680,058

DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO
Aurora
111.
28,660
ii
Bloomington*
30,256
ii
Champaign-Urbana
25,52k
ii
Chicago*
6,176,716
n
Danville
21,380
n
Decatur*
1*2,953
ii
Elgin
20,390
it
Joliet
33,307
it
Mo l i n e
18,257
it
Peoria*
127,555
tt
Rockford*
73,751
it
Springfield
51,922
Fort Wayne*
Inde
90,1*08
n
Garyhi, 124
ii
Hammond
23,01*8
n
Indianapolis*
10*9,731
it
Lafayette
21,123
n
Munci e
29,737
n
South Bend*
119,276
n
Terre Haute
49,843
Burlington
Iowa
13,349
Cedar Rapids*
56,138
it
Clinton
I3,8lt0
II
Davenport*
1*8,919
n
Des Moines*
211,675
ii
Dubuque*
26,88k
ii
Mason City
18,1*73
it
Muscatine
9,757
it
Ottumwa
17,1*93
Sioux City*
99,193
ii
Waterloo*
35,U76

21* ,1*08
33,1*93
19,995
7,514+,679
22,078
1+5,665
16,291+
36,868
16,238
127,913
69,783
50,873
83,308
33,100
19,088
1*78,515
21,590
34,515
108,351
1*9,906
15,138
57,221
12,665
1*5,534
221*,1*87
21* ,1*18
16,965
9,132
18,387
95,905
33,811

75,766
91,676
74,946
19,737,956
71,020
123,017
55,591
94,541
52,844
377,749
227,156
148,775
261,632
116,820
66,751
1,336,340
70,999
91,340
341,382
143,834
42,088
166,572
41,781
146,770
644,607
78,123
57,481
29,371
55,302
304,890
110,748




June
1945

3.months ended
June 191*6' |

June 192*5
131,471
. 51.194
1,316,470
36,742
181,360
52,818 .
"52,534
278,207
381,708
'6io;?68
63,284
-84,551
60,132
19,631,465
60,789
122,873
43,395
97,612
47,008
362,117
193,835
140,607
236,199
95,178
51,988
1,328,325
56,667
90,386
258,651
134,091
46,245
154,592
"37,478
132,436
599,595
67,803
48,849
25,990
52,481
265,796
98,221

G.6d

DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTSR
(In thousands of d o l l a r s )
June
191+6

DISTRICT NO. 7 -

Adrian
Battle Creek
Bay City*
Detroit*
Flint*
Grand Rapids*
Jackson
Kalamazoo*
Lansing*
Muskegon
Port Huron
Saginaw
Green Bay
Madison
Manitowoc
Milwaukee*
Oshkosh
Racine
Sheboygan

3 months encled
June I9Z+6

June 191+5

CHICAGO (Cont'd)
Mich,
It
II
II
It
II
It
II
It
It
It
II

Wis.
it
it
it
it
it

N

11,31k
30,591
21,130
2,076,372
63,012
129,219
38,113
53,153
62, ljj.0
15,372
18,123
17,105
36,819
77,316
16,373
7U6,23l
19,681+
1+1+,137
37,670

DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS
El Dorado
Ark.
13,238
it
Fort Smith
39,303
it
Helena
1,525
N
L i t t l e Rock*
90,787
it
Pine Bluff
19,007
it
Texarkana
(See also Tex.)
8,336
Alton
in.
19,051
East S t . Louis & Nat«1"
Stock Yards
62,721+
II
Quincy
21,631+
Evansvilie*
Ind.
76,01+5
Louisville*
Ky.
l+0i+,l+6l
T!
Owensboro
20,268
It
Paducah
12,289
Greenville
Miss.
12,1406
Cape Girardeau
Mo.
7,735
it
Hannibal
5,875
tt
J e f f e r s o n City
29,129
II
S t . Louis*
1,202,051
Sedalia
8,327
II
Springfield
15,952
Jackson
Tenn.
12,611
ii
Memphis*
323,178




June
191+5
9,610
29,799
24,105
2,635,626
55,528
119,1+93
54,789
55,761
76,725
1+8,056
19 ,779
1+2,678
33,999
85,877
14,826
866,052
20,118
57,132
38,1+46

35,223
92,404
68,841
5,895,028
181,280
379,61+2
113,219
150,322
182,166
130,210
57,292
138,011
109,019
219,952
45,457
2,065,590
58,592
131,230
no,35l

28,125
.86,720
64,534
7,449,827
154,844
331,822
136,201
156,160
206,303
135,514
56,616
119,018
94,346
220,918
43,716
2,145,347
53,328
154,690
104,700

11,337
25,060
3,865
91,717
16,649

40,151
100,1+49
14,978
266,612
56,172

30,624
68,418
11,856
268,431
46,465

11,269
18,064

24,922
52,463

34,074
46,864

80,679
18,775
108,618
518,962
21,378
10,357
8,113
5,452
5,319
22,138
1,242,904
6,713
36,067
10,171
290,037

195,727
63,957
217,161
1,140,451
61+, 634
35,090
37,987
23,013
17,236
100,702
3,525,960
24,967
132,567
38,463
1,01+5,645

216,306
54,481
306,093
1,230,586
55,212
27,459
25,516
16,486
15,308
73,158
3,507,050
19,799
100,838
28,490
317,463

•

G.6e

DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER
(In thousands of dollars)
June

1946

June

1945

3 months ended —
June 1946
June 1945

DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS
Duluth*
Mankato
Minneapolis*
Red Wing
Rochester
S t . Cloud
St. Paul*
South St. Paul
Winona
Billings*
Butte
Great Falls
Helena*
Bismarck
Dickinson
Fargo*
Grand Forks*
Jamestovm
Mi not
Aberdeen*
Sioux Falls
Eau Claire
La Crosse
Superior*

Minn,
M
II
II
II
II

II

II
II

Mont,
it

II
II

N. Dak.
II

II
II
It

II

S. Dak.
H

Wis.
II
II

102,810
12,195
795,557
k,o6l
16,124
9,108
582,625
57,792
15,8k8
25,515
29,9L9
27,992
19,888
22,515

5,226

58,675
16,638
1,556
12,1+59
15,27k
k6,6ko
25,551
.21,922
10,U58

108,052
11,146
826,250
5,518
14,468
7,997
407,655
58,155
15,158
25,501
26,991
23,861
25,436
16,364
3,261
37,248
10,949
3,818
10,370
12,913
46,412
20,570
21,277
12,315

266,070

56,367
2,234,175
11,456
47,203
29,126
1,084,175

128,061

Uo,335
67,407
87,508
79,991
56,360
86,269
9,954
114,461
44,962
13,958
37,513
41,082
140,991

76,8U6

64,761
29,962

263,089
30,637
2,108,645
9,667
57,455
22,768
1,045,714
116,787
35,169
63,550
74,992
69,702
52,964
70,475
8,515
94,997
35,735
9,688
27,767
35,037
122,330
56,630
54,463
34,732

DISTRICT NO, 10 - KANSAS CITY
Colorado Springs*
Denver*
Grand Junction
Greeley
Pueblo*
Atchison
Emporia
Hutchinson
Independence
Kansas City*
Lawrence
Pittsburg
Salina
Topeka*
Wichita*
Joplin*
Kansas City*
St. Joseph*
Fremont
Grand Island
Lincoln
Omaha*
Albuquerque*
Bartlesville*
Enid
Guthrie
Muskogee*
Oklahoma City*
Okmulgee
Tulsa*
Casper
Cheyenne



Colo.
II
II

Hans#
it

11
n

it

it

Mo.
Neb,
II
II
It

N. M.

Okla.
II
II

II
II
It

Wyo.
Tl

29,942
565,815
9,026
11,163
27,155
7,251
6,870
35,79k
. 6,247
49,79k
9,656
8,409
28,206
86,521
171,888
25,050
7kk,986
51,029
8,kkk
15,858
63,k59
538,568
5k,551
k9,567
50,073
5,lk9
17,511
221,280
k,70k
291,k51
lk,k65
25,15k

26,573
557,016
6,874
•10,338
23,237
7,900

6,383
51,976
4,592
45,745
9,408
7,725
22.579
73,271
212,354
19,004
773,990
55.580
6,996
13,980
63,526
398,801
38,572
46,629
32,857
2,915
17,902
248,444
4,298
357,609
11,432
21,907

89.539

1,086,500

27,785
34,955
81,027
22,677
23,289
86,236
17,687
146,471
24,171
23,235
71,077
215,137
45k,544
70,358

2,111,182

158,322
24.540
47,179
180,624
1,030,245
158,200
144,662

91,611
9,589
52,555
655,180
14,908
824,795

a, 524
61,161

70,525
948,656
20,445
29,829
68,957
20,845
20,338
85,782
12,462
124,950
25,607
19,741
64,736
190,591
641,562
52,202
2,129,107
162,099
21,108
41,276
163,978
1,056,897
111,751
136,486

81,681

8,271
48,056
626,115
11,774
891,816
31,430
55,210

G.6f

DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER
(In thousands of dollars)
June
1946

DISTRICT NO. 11 Tucson*
Monroe
Shreveport*
3o swell
Abilene
Amarillo
Austin*
Beaumont*
Corpus Christy.
Corsic&na
Dallas*
El Paso*
Fort Worth*
Galveston
Houston*
Laredo
Lubbock
Port Arthur
San Angelo
San Antonio
Texarkana*
(See also Ark.)
Tyler
Waco*
Wichita Falls

June
1945

DALLAS

Ariz.
La.
it

N. M.
Tex.
11
tl
I!
II

4 4 , 7 7 8

22,051
89,786

10,526

2 3 , 3 9 4
59,186

96,296
57,355
6 5 , 0 3 5
6 , 5 2 8

ft
II
II

11
tt
11
II
II
It

713,020
8 3 , 2 7 5
254,322
54,007

672,717
15,140

41,251
2 5 , 5 2 2
24,872
2 0 8 , 8 2 6

36,213
17,951
8a, 7 ^
9,550
18,208
51,197
81,083
62,065
65,029
8,184
685,839
72,538
250,228
53,999
661,860
14,007
33,731

'2k.95k

21,123
181,707

141,000
69,083

270,245
3 3 , 3 0 3

69,466

168,835
2 6 2 , 6 8 7
170,306
196,408

21,888

2 , 0 9 5 , 6 8 8
2 5 0 , 5 1 1
6 8 7 , 5 8 5
157,939
1 , 9 5 3 , 3 3 9
4 7 , 0 1 4
116,706
7 6 , 0 4 8
7 1 , 6 1 3
615,447

105,286
52,607
262,129
27,490
.51,907
146,358
210,830
172,936
172,134
21,288
1,821,970
193,231
666,439
138,1441
1,815,082
40,254
92,991
71,518
54,092
502,875

II

39,026

11,189
25,850
31,21+8
37,51+3

DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO
Phoenix
Ariz.
147,789,,
Bakersfield
Calif.
57,000#
11
Berkeley
6 3 , 4 6 7
II
Fresno*
110,987
II
Long Beach*
120,405
II
Los Angeles*
2 , 6 9 9 , 4 3 5
II
Oakland*
348,714
II
Pasadena*
86,862
II
Riverside
•34,353
II
Sacramento*
313,672
II
San Bernardino
4 2 , 8 3 8
II
San Diego*
1
94,939
It
San Francisco*
1,951,182
It
San Jose
85,760
II
Santa Barbara
31,123
II
Santa Rosa
2 2 , 7 3 0
tt
Stockton*
57,242
Boise*
Idaho
4 8 , 8 0 3
Reno*
Nev.
3 8 , 9 9 5
Eugene
Ore,
3 7 , 2 0 8
•t
Portland*
4 4 9 , 9 3 1
11
Salem
4 3 , 4 9 0
Ogden*
Utah
" 4 8 , 1 2 5
II
Salt Lake City*
151,989
Bellingham
Wash.
17,487
It
Everett
2 3 , 9 9 7
11
Seattle*
549,751
II
Spokane*
117,336
It
Tacoma*
117,221
II
Walla Walla
18,144
tl
Yakima*
38,963

127,485
52,443
51,915
83,303
11+6,205
2,1+21,600
376,1+76
75,205
31+,1+58
270,698
1*1,835
232,01+9
1,900,351+
81,597
28,112
16,1+76
54,722
54,201
27,853
26,753
510,771
32,906
61,480
154,495
15,597
23,701
690,821
106,267
147,739
15,279
37,189




3 months ended —
June 1946
June 1945

II
II

11,915
2 9 , 5 6 2
39,544

# Estimated.

3 5 , 7 0 9
90,862
114,574
115,981

4 4 4 , 5 7 7
169,356
188,654
3 2 4 , 8 1 6

366,468

8 , 0 6 6 , 5 3 8
1 , 0 5 8 , 1 1 4
2 6 0 , 7 7 3
109,930
9 9 3 , 9 6 1

130,239
625,729

5 , 5 9 7 , 9 8 8
2 5 1 , 4 9 8
9 3 , 5 6 5
66,218
163,129
144,447
109,851+
107,800
1 , 3 2 9 , 8 0 8
145,067
139,127
4 4 7 , 6 6 3
52,422
7 0 , 3 8 6
1 , 5 7 0 , 2 9 2
337,102
327,507
5 2 , 1 1 6
117,351

31,534
74,658
85,234
100,055
354,057
132,915
143,929
230,398
437,621
6,501,896

1,114,066
201.953
94,699
755,958
96,864
694,382
5,239,378
225.954
71,242
43,888
142,084
126,612
77,744
74,035
1,375,313
99,711
154,799
392,456
43,550
63,416
1,885,089
282,250
375,173
44,275
94,059