Full text of G.6 Bank Debits and Deposit Turnover : July 8, 1940
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Form F. R. 285 For immediate release STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS Board of Governors -------- ------------- Federa]_ ReServe System BANK DEBITS July 8, 19UO Debits to deposit accounts (except interbank accounts), as reported by banks in leading cities for the week ended July 3* aggregated $10#057*000,000. Total debits during the 13 weeks ended July 3 amounted to $109*933*000,000, or 7 per ceat above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago. SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS _____ (in millions of dollars)____ Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St* Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco Week ended ~JuIy57 July J, 19U0 1939 Wb 537 3*738 i+,1+18 I468 608 536 683 27I+ 377 230 285 1,1+11 1,119 2I18 288 189 157 261+ 290 181 213 756 539 13 weeks ended July ^uiy3* 19I+0 5,920 1+7*116 5,798 7*296 l+,05l 3,290 15*920 3,387 2,31+0 3,141+1 2,681+ 8,691 L~ , 1939 .. -——571)90 1+5,829 5*621+ 6,271 3*5l+i 2,902 lU* 577 3*118 1*987 3,289 2,1+56 7*871 Total, 273 reporting centers 102,957 8,209 109,933 10,057 142,061+ 1+2,926 New York City* 3*1+06 3*9*46 52,680 139 Other leading centers* 1+*126 57*832 5*268 8,213 133 Other centers 9*175 677 81+3 DEBITS BY BAITS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED" JULY 3* 19^0 (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK (Cont'd) DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON Elmira N. Y. 5*105 60,222 Conn. Hartford tt tt i+,091 Jamestown New Haven 20,901+ tt tt 3*91+5*738 New York 7,860 Waterbury ft Poughkeepsie l+*007 Maine Bangor l+,l+53 tt H Rochester 38,586 Portland 9*265 tt Mass. Boston Syracuse 23*798 328,307 tt tt Brockton Utica 9*051+ 1+,3l+3 it Fall River l+*79l tt Holyoke DISTRICT NO . 3 - PHILADELPHIA 3*327 tt Lowell Wilmington Del. 37*581 3,602 t! Lynn Camden N. J. ll+* 19I+ 5,038 tt tt Now Bedford Trenton 142,013 l+,l+90 tt Springfield Penna. Allentown 7*269 17*067 tt ft Worcester Altoona 2,69l+ 16,065 tt Chester N. H# Manchester l+,663 l+,333 tt Harrisburg R. I. Providence 9*952 39*975 tt Hazleton Vt. 2,770 Burlington 2,913 tt Johnstown l+,868 tt Lancaster DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK 6,613 tt Lebanon 2,0I+8 Conn. Stamford 5*637 ft Norristorn 2,728 N. J. M 0ntclair l+*383 tt tt Philadelphia 1+30,378 Newark 108,275 tt Reading Northern New Jersey 11,573 ft tt Scranton Clearing House Assn. 12,378 50,216 tt it Wilkes-Barre 6,71+2 Passaic 8,7l+i tt Williamsport 3,028 N. Y. Albany 137,71+5 tt tt York 6,961+ Binghamton 5,730 tt Buffalo 68,355 *Centers for which bank debit figures are available back to 1919* Form F. R. 285-a DEBITS Bv BAMS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING TFE V:EEK ENDED JULY 3,191+0 fin thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 1+ - C L E V E L A N D Lexington Ky. Ohio Akron tt Canton ti Cincinnati tt Cleveland tt Columbus V Dayton tt Hamilton tt Lima tt Lorain tt Middletown tt Springfield tt Steubenville tt Toledo tt Warren tt Youngstown tt Zanesville Pa. Butler tt Erie t» Franklin tt Greensburg Homestead ti Oil City Pittsburgh Wheeling tt tt W. Va. 6,9^9 20,111 10,91+9 95,777 176,1+50 hk, 135 19,617 5,121+ 3,61+1 1,638 3,582 l+,855 2,815 33,21+1 2,919 13,650 2,1+83 2,817 8,898 878 2,776 l,ll+l 2,572 209,71+0 8,181+ DISTRICT NO* 5 - RICHMOND Washington Baltimore Cumberland Hagerstown Asheville Charlotte C. D . Md. tt tt N. C. n Durham Greensboro tt Raleigh »t Wilmington Winston-Salem Charleston Columbia Greenville Spartanburg Danville Lynchburg Newport Hews Norfolk tt !» tl s. c. tl It tt Va. ti n tt Portsmouth Richmond tt Roanoke Charleston Huntington tt ti W. Va. tt 79,538 111,610 2,736 3,166 3,002 18,1+79 8,336 5,209 17,895 2,996 12,239 U,687 6,636 2,769 2,086 i+,3U 3,2li+ 15,735 1,272 1+5,152 7,71+7 13,1+36 ij.,250 DISTRICT NO# 6 - ATLANTA Birmingham Dothan Mobile Montgomery Jacksonville Miami Pensacola Tampa Ala. tt tt tt Fla. tt tt ti 25,888 1+88 11,725 5,528 17,631 11 ,091+ 2,397 7,576 DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont'd) Ga. 1,186 Albany tt 60,702 Atlanta tt Augusta l+,609 tt Brunswick 738 tt Columbus !+,3l5 tt Elberton 269 tt Macon 3,959 tr Newnan 1+59 tt Savannah 6,951+ tt Valdosta 8I46 La. New Orleans 63,2l+UMiss. 1,222 Hattiesburg ti Jackson 8,961 11 3,202 Meridian tt Vicksburg 1,985 Chattanooga Tenn. 11,998 tt Knoxville 8,792 tt Nashville 19,615 DISTRICT NO . 7 - CHICAGO Aurora 111. tt Bloomington Champa ign-Urbana ' it Chicago tt Danville tt Decatur tt Elgin tt Moline ?t Peoria tt Rockford tt Springfield Ind* Fort Wayne tt Gary tt Hammond tt Indianapolis tt South Bend tt Terre Haute Iowa Cedar Rapids it Clinton 11 Davenport tt Des Moines tt Dubuque tt Mason City tt Muscatine tt Sioux City tt Waterloo Mich. Adrian tt Battle Creek tt Bay City tt Detroit « Flint it Grand Rapids tt Jackson tt Kalamazoo tt Lansing tt Saginaw Green Bay Wis* tt Manitowoc Tt Milwaukee ft Oshkosh tf Sheboygan 3,392 3,056 3,89l+ 770,1+79 3,2l+0 5,072 1,966 2,733 16,707 8,721+ 7,^92 9,057 l+,36l 2,156 60,080 12,168 7,567 6,236 1,571 7,691+ 26,811+ 2,750 2,91+5 86l 10,760 i+,920 1,123 3,508 2,722 271,216 7*7kl 13,808 3,917 6 ,67!+ 6,776 7,81+1 l+,l+68 2,000 8^,970 2,351 5,61+1+ F. R* 285-b DEBITS BY BANKS IN REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE ViEEK ENDED JULY 3* 191+0 (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST* LOUIS Ark, El Dorado M Fort Smith Helena n Little Rock 11 Pine Bluff ti Texarkana (See also Tex*) East St# Louis & Natfl Stock Yards 111. it Quincy Evansville Ind. Louisville Ky« ft Owensboro Miss. Greenville St# Louis Mo. tt Sedalia tt Springfield Memphis Tenn# 1,230 2 ,10k 3U2 9,652 1,915 818 10,118 2,325 10,267 52,919 1,676 1,1146 158,100 565 3,1+10 31,312 DISTRICT NO. 9 " MINNEAPOLIS 12,219 Duluth linn. tt Minneapolis 100,923 tt Red Wing 558 tt St. Paul 1+1+,159 South St. Paul 5,236 Winona 1,779 Billings Mont# 2,1+61+ tt Helena 3,130 Dickinson N. D. 361+ tt Fargo 5,583 tt Grand Forks 1,272 tt Jamestown 1+96 tt Minot 1,076 Aberdeen S. D. 1,31+5 tt Sioux Falls l+,596 La Crosse Wis 2,279 tt Superior 1,1429 DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY Colorado Springs Colo. 2,698 tt Denver 36,328 tt Grand Junction 913 tt Pueblo Atchison Kans. 826 tt Hutchinson 3 ,11+6 tt Independence 728 tt Kansas City l+,282 tt Lawrence 1,21+7 tt Pittsburg 966 tt Topeka 7,708 tt Wichita 10,7l4l Joplin Mo. 2,302 tt Kansas City 85,770 tt St. Joseph 6,221 Fremont Neb. 727 tt Lincoln 8,1+38 tt Omaha 36,6ll+ Albuquerque N. M. 3,971 Bartlesville Okla# 7,385 tt Enid 3,812 tt Guthrie 367 DISTRICT NO# 10 - KANSAS CITY (Cont’d) 1,817 Okla Muskogee ft 26,301+ Oklahoma City It 737 Okmulgee tt 28,1+62 Tulsa 1,688 Wyo. Casper t t 2,31+9 Cheyenne DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS Ariz. Tuc son La# Shreveport N. M. Roswell Tex. Abilene n Austin tt Berumont w Corsicana tt Dallas tt El Paso tt Fort Worth tt .. Galveston tt Houston tt Port Arthur »r San Antonio tt Texarkana (See also Arlc. ) it Tyler tt Waco tt Wichita Falls DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FR. Phoenix Ariz. Calif. Bakersfiold Berkeley Frosno Long Beach Los Angeles Oakland Pasadena Sacramento San Bernardino tt San Diego tt San Francisco tt San Jose tt Santa Barbara tt Stockton Boise Idaho Reno Nev. Eugene Ore. tt Portland tt Salem Ogden Utah tt Salt Lake City Bellingham Wash. tt Everett tt Seattle tt Spokane tt Tacoma ft Walla Walla tt Yakima 3,183 11,1+32 1,197 1,889 7,673 5,011 733 59,583 6,115 19,81+9 7,871 58,179 2,128 17,51+7 1,039 2,701 2,975 14*107 “IT,673 5,216 6,775 8,021 9,382 233,961 26,935 7,266 32,959 2,597 12,980 219,715 6,672 2,957 5,792 5,099 3,597 1,502 1+2,601 k*klk 3,883 20,765 2,05l+ 1,993 146,652 12,783 10,2141+ 1,832 1+,001