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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