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Form F.R. 285
For immediate release

STATEMSKT BCR THE BPSS
Board of Governors
of the Federal Reserve System
July 7, 19U

BANK DEBITS— DEBITS TO DEFOSIT ACCOUNTS, EXCEFT INTERBANK'. ACCOUNTS
Bank debits as reported by banks in loading centers for the week ended
July 2 aggregated $12,565*000,000. Total debits during the 13 weeks ended July 2
amounted to $132 ,153 *000,000, or 20 per cent above the total reported for the
corresponding period a year ago* At banks in New York City there was an increase
of llj. per cent compared with the corresponding period a year ago, and at the
other reporting centers there was an increase of 2 b per cent#

SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT
Week ended
July 3,
July 2,
191+0
191+1
672
537
4,1+16
5,508
610
751
060
683
382
lt63
285
370
l M
1,1+11
386
288
212
189
290
31+5
213
269
756
877

’Federal
Reserve
District
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ri chmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco

13 weeks ended
July 3,
July 2,
1940
191+1
7,368
5,920
54,092
47,116
7,602
5,799
7,296
9,511+
5,136
4,056
3,290
4,217
15,920
19,745
4,314
3,387
2,34o
2,456
3,l44i
3,989
2,684
3,291
10,430
8,691

Total, 27I4 reporting centers
New York City*
lL.0 Other leading centers*
133 Other centers

109,940
10,063
12,565
132,153
3,91j6
i+2,926
4,936
49,135
6,636
5,275
71,909
57,839
11,110
993
843
9,174
DEBITS BY BAMS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE 7/EEK ENDED JULY 2,
(in thousands of" dollars)’
DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON
DISTRICT NO. 2 * NEW YORK. (Cont’d)
Hartford
Elnara
Conn*
N. Y.
,
l+,790
ti
tt
New Haven
25,682 James town
4,581
it
Waterbury
9,51+7 New York
4,
935,791+
it
Bangor
Maine
, S Poughkeepsie
l+,2l+7
tt
tt
Portland
11,993 Rochester
39,351+
tt
Mass.
Boston
1+11,71+8 Syracuse
28,l+0l+
T!
tt
Brockton
Utica
10,038
TT
Fall River
5
>673
tt
Holyoke
DISTRICT NO, 3 - PHILADELPHIA
3*696
tl
Lowell
Wilmington
Del.
4,112
iji+,735
tt
Lynn
Camden
N. J,
5,619
15,858
tt
New Bedford
Trenton
5,298
l£,7l42
tt
Springfield
Penna*
20,972 Allentown
8,815
ft
tt
Worcester
Altoona
19,351
2,985
tt
Manchester
N. H.
6,287 Chester
5,563
it
Providence
R. I.
1+5,289 Harrisburg
ll,3ll+
tt
Burlington
Vt.
.5.710 Hazleton
3,353
ft
Johnstown
5,012
tt
DISTRICT NO, 2 * NEW YORK
Lancaster
7,625
tt
Stamford
Conn.
vi6«?66 Lebanon
2,052
tt
Montclair
N* J.
4,309 Norristown
2,993
tt
Newark
!t
129,1+83 Philadelphia
551,1+53
tt
Northern New Jersey
Reading
13,291
tt
Clearing House Assn.
57,3146 Scranton
1*4*357
tt
Passaic
t!
11,941 Wilkes-Barre
7,269
tt
Albany
N. Y.
Williamsport
3,731
tt
Binghamton
Tl
6,358 York
7,952
Buffalo
”
77,028

♦Centers for


1941

83 41+4
4 74

4,875

187,838

which bank debits figures are: available back to 1919.

Form F. R, 285~&
DEBIT'S BY BAMS IK EACH REPOP.TIKG CEr.TER, DURII'SG TEE WEEK EKDED JULY 2, 191+1
(in thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO, 6 - ATLANTA (Cont'd)
DISTRICT NO, h - CLEVELAND
Ga.
Albany
Ky. Lexington
1.782
. 5,965
tt
Atlanta
73
,1+80
Ohio
Akron
25,91+3
tt
»t
Augusta
7,508
Canton
13,255
tt
ii
120,1+98 - Brunswick
876
Cincinnati
tt
?
!
Columbus
5,558
2 2 1 ,7 7 2
Cleveland
tt
fl
Elberton
329
Columbu s
l-!-9,759
tt
tt
6,198
25,258
Macon
Dayton
tf
tt
Hamilton
Newnan
730
3,15k
tt
tt
9,166
Lima
Savannah
U,325
Tt
tt
Valdosta
1,023
Lorain
1,515
tt
New
Orleans
La.
Middletown
86,1+09
U,03h
ft
2,090
Mi ss f
Springfield
Hattiesburg
5,988
tt
tt
*7,500
Steubenville
Jackson
3,k&>
tt
tf
Meridian
3,778
. Toledo
i46,233
tt
tt
Warren
Vicksburg
2,006
U,365
tt
Youngstown
Chattanooga
Tenn.
1 8 ,0 0 2
lU, ol^6
tt
tf
Zanesville
Knoxville
2 ,8 2 9
9,973
ft
Butler
Pa.
Nashville
29,620
3,165
tt
Erie
11,1+97
tt
Franklin
DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO
991
tt
1 Greensburg
Aurora
111,
3. k t e
3,153
tt
n
Homestead
Bloomington
3 , 1+98
1 ,2 6 9
tt
tt
Oil City
Champai gn~Urbana
i+, 065
3,15U
rt
tt
Pittsburgh
Chicago
1 , 021, 171+
270,51+0
tt
"Wheeling
W, Va.
3,096
Danville
8,873
tt
Decatur
5 , 791+
tt
DISTRICT NO 5 - RICHMOND
Elgin
2 , 591+
tt
Washington
D. C . '
Moline
2,593
P
M
1?
tt
Baltimore
i,:d.
Peoria
18,1+68
ll+5,5?l+
tt
tt
Cumberland
Rockford
2,727
9 ,9 2 9
tf
;t
Hagerstown
Springfield
7,1+36
3,o!+7
Asheville
N. C.
1 0 ,8 0 6
Fort Wayne
Ind.
3 ,9 C 9
rt
it
Charlotte
Gary
2l+,586
5,891+
i
:t
tt
Durham
2 ,8 2 8
Hammond
9,663
tt
tt
Greensboro
Indianapolis
6,851+
6 8 ,2 8 5
tt
tt
Raleigh
South Bend
I 64686
1 7 ,5 7 1
tt
tt
Wilmington
Terre Haute
8,768
1+,867
tt
Winston-Salem
8,072
Cedar
Rapids
I
owa
1 2 ,9 1 5
tt
Charleston
s. c.
7,608
Clinton
1 ,7 6 6
tt
tt
f Columbia
9 ,1 1 8
Davenport
7 ,0 7 5
It
tt
Greenville
Des Moines
6
,
1+11
2
6 ,9 5 5
ft
Tt
Spartanburg
Dubuque
3 ,31^2
3,287
;t
Danville
Va.
2,782
liason City
3 ,1 1 0
tt
tt
Lynchburg
Muscatine
5,Oi;6
1 ,0 6 3
tt
ft
Nev/port News
Sioux City
1 1 ,7 2 6
3,1+1+9
tt
tt
Norfolk
Waterloo
1 8 ,5 7 6
5 ,9 6 2
?
t
Portsmouth
Adrian
Mich.
l,ljl+8
1 ,6 8 5
tt
it
Richmond
Battle
Creek
3 ,861+
56,869
L
w
tf
ft
Roanoke
Bay City
3,U 82
8,91+7
!t
Charleston
W. Va.
Detroit
16,619
3 9 8 ,8 3 5
it
tf
Huntington
Flint
5,32U
9 ,9 7 3
ft
Grand Rapids
1 7 ,1 1 0
DISTRICT NO . 6 -ATLANTA
V
Jackson
l+,767
ft
Birmingham
Ala.
32,1+32
Kalamazoo
7 ,5 5 2
tt
ft
Dothan
Lansing
955
7
,7 1 3
tt
ft
Mobile
1 8 ,2 2 2
Saginaw
8,366
ft
Montgomery
6,001+
Green Bay
Wis.
5,181+
tt
Jacksonville
Fla.
Manitowoc
3 0 ,3 5 3
2,227
if
rt
Miami
Milwaukee
15,575
99,881+
tt
;t
Pensacola
3 ,0 0 2
Oshkosh
2 ,7 6 3
rt
Tampa
ft
8,956
Sheboygan
5 ,8 8 5




Estimated.

Form F. R. 285~b
DEBITS BY RAMS m

EACH REPORTING CENTER, DUPING THE WEEK EKDED JULY 2, 19L.I
(in thousands of dollars)

DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS
El Dorado;
Ark.
Tt
Fort Smith
ft
Helena
T
t
Little Rock
tt
Pine Bluff
tt
Texarkana
(See also Tex.)
East St. Louis & Nat11
Stock Ysrds
111
.
(
*•
f
Quincy
Evansville
Ind.
Louisville
Ky,
?t
Owensboro
Greenville
Mi ss.
St. Louis
Ko.
?t
Sedalia
Tt
Springfield
Kemphi s
Tenn.

2,01+9
3,2l+9
373
16,107

1/586

DISTRICT hO, 10 - KANSAS CITY (Cont1 d)
Okla.
Muskogee
2,317
Tl
Oklahoma City
32,632
Tt
Okmulgee
669
*t
Tulsa
32,565
Casper
ffyo.
1,856
Tt
Cheyenne
2,557

801
13,336

2,706
11,794

77*222

1,771
1,240

203,100
587
4,962
45,024

DISTRICT NO. 9 - KINMSAi OLIS
Duluth
Minn.
13,067
it
Kinneapoli s
110,259
Tt
Red Wing
535
T
t
St. Paul
1+8,881
Tt
South St. Paul
8,1+80
T
t
Winona
l*5l+7
Billings
Lent
3,225
Tt
Helena
3,208
Dickinson
N ? D.
358
Tt
Fargo
6,090
Tt
Grand Forks
1,617
Tt
Jamestown
605
Tt
Hinot
1,310
Aberdeen
S. D.
1,388
Tt
Sioux Falls
5,937
La Crosse
Wis,
2,778
Tl
Superior
1,501

DISTRICT NO* 11 - DALLAS
Tucson
Ari z.
Shr:report
La •
Roswell
N. L.
Abilene
Tex.
tt
Austin
Tf
Beaumont
T
f
Corsicana
T
f
Dallas
tt
El Paso
tf
Fort Worth
Tt
Galveston
T
t
Houston
T
f
Fort Arthur
tt
San Antonio
Tt
Texarkana
(See also Ark*)
tt
Tyler
Tt
Waco
Tt
Wichita Falls

3,583

11,665
1,188
3,3^

7,600

5,821
899
75,699
9,251
2l+,227
7,890
I 1V/V
79,61+3

2,108
22,620
1,557
3,399
3,1+79
1+,891

DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN •FRANClSCO
Phoenix
-Tl,592
Arizf"
5,582
Bakersfield
Calif.
T
t
Berkeley
9,303
tf
Fresno
10,910
Tf
Long Beach
12,701+
If
Los Angeles
253,179
Tt
Oakland
37,389
tt
Pasadena
* 7,885
Tt
25,222
Sacramento
Tt
DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY
1+,168
San Bernardino
Tf
Colorado Springs
Colo*
3,168 San Diego
26,ll4l
Tt
Tt
Denver
21+8,685
1+7,189 San Francisco
tt
If
Grand Junction
San Jose
863
9,093
Tt
Tt
Fueblo
3,186
l+,887 Santa Barbara
Tt
Atchison
Kans.
986 Stockton
5,697
Tt
Hutchinson
3,108 Boise
5,292
Idaho
Tt
Independence
8ljJ+ Reno
2,179
Nev.
Tt
Kansas City
2,602
5,396 Eugene
Ore.
T
t
tt
Lawrence
l,00i+ Portland
57,725
*t
tt
Pittsburgh
l+,l+08
1,099 Salem
T
t
Topeka
5,782 Ogden
5,225
Utah
tt
Tf
Wichita
17,007 Salt Lake City
20,865
Joplin
l:'o*
2,164
2,1+15 Bellingham
Wa sh.
Tt
Tt
Kansas City
101,526 Everett
2,237
Tt
Tt
St. Joseph
7 ,51+8 Seattle
70,717
Tt
Fremont
Neb.
ll+,056
713 Spokane
tt
tt
Lincoln
7,700 Tacoma
12,895
Tf
Tt
Omaha
l+i+,136 Walla Walla
2,245
Tt
Albuquerque
n.
5,220 Yakima
3,707
Bartlesville
Okla.
7,127
Tt
Enid
1+,131
Tt
Guthrie
i+17