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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
(For Immediate R e l e a s e )
G.6

June 1 1 , 1947
BANK DEBITS—DEBITS TO DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS

Bank d e b i t s as r e p o r t e d by banks i n 3 3 4 l e a d i n g c e n t e r s f o r t h e month o f
May a g g r e g a t e d 8 7 , 8 3 3 m i l l i o n d o l l a r s . During t h e p a s t t h r e e months t o t a l d e b i t s
f o r t h e same c e n t e r s amounted t o 2 6 8 , 9 1 8 m i l l i o n d o l l a r s o r 3 p e r c e n t above t h e
t o t a l r e p o r t e d f o r t h e c o r r e s p o n d i n g p e r i o d a y e a r a g o . At banks i n New York C i t y
t h e r e was a d e c r e a s e o f 11 p e r c e n t compared w i t h the c o r r e s p o n d i n g t h r e e - m o n t h s
p e r i o d a y e a r a g o , and a t t h e 333 o t h e r c e n t e r s t h e r e was an i n c r e a s e o f 13 p e r c e n t .

Federal Reserve
district
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
S t . Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas C i t y
Dallas
San F r a n c i s c o
T o t a l , 334 c e n t e r s
New York C i t y *
140 o t h e r c e n t e r s *
193 o t h e r c e n t e r s

SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS
(][n m i l l i o n s o f d o l l a r s )
May
May
3 months ended —
May 1947
I
May 191+6
1947
1946
11,965
11,470
3,818
3,948
104,934
116,255
33,841 '
37,894
3,913
3,766
11,901
11,545
6,060
5,069
18,045
15,172
3,512
3,094
10,415
9,310
10,571
9,141
3,454
3,033
13,866
11,868
41,987
36,321
2,402
2,663
8,307
7,203
1,941
1,598
5,854
4,730
3,266
2,656
9,966
8,076
3,063
2,597
9,015
7,736
25,959
24,060
8,435
7,984
87,833
30,895
47,459
9,479 /

85,908
35,085
42,433
8,390

268,918
95,833
1244,319
28,767

261,019
107,964
128,004
25,051

DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING- CENTER
(In thousands of d o l l a r s )
May
May
3 months ended —
1947
1946
May 1947
May 1946
DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON
Hartford*
Conn.
367,880
1,100,720
425,900
1,298,802
11
New Haven*
148,932
438,885
1
6
2
,
8
5
4
485,661
If
New London
22,748
58,938
2
0
,
2
2
4
5
7
,
2
8
6
11
Waterbury*
151,658
55,124
61,381
184,773
Bangor*
Maine
102,091
34,924
38,438
117,194
1!
Lewiston-Auburn
21,827
63,331
2
5
,
7
4
3
7
5
,
9
5
8
II
Portland
217,718
79,912
76,909
232,092
Boston*
Mass.
2,351,701
6,786,552
,097,483
6,716,273
It
Brockton
34,130
97,064
3
5
,
0
1
1
1
0
6
,
0
0
8
II
Fall River*
1
20,141
40,438
4
2
,
6
6
1
133,561
11
Holyoke*r/
32,077
9
5,868
28,282
87,551
11
Lowell*
25,159
7
8,530
2
5
,
7
6
8
80,315
II
Lynn
1
1
0,409
3
7
,
4
5
7
37,491
115,687
11
New Bedford*
1
2
7,016
4
3
,
8
7
2
48,368
147,360
It
Pittsfield
2
4
,
5
6
5
7
2
,921
28,056
, 84,652
11
Springfield
134,839
3
9
4
,986
148,031
452,556
It
Worcester*
113,238
341,925
117,914
365,840
Concord
N. H.
25,203
64,805
21,390
65,1(47
n
Manchester
1
06,521
36,355
38,282
115,637
Providence*
R. I .
295,332
8
7
5,199
308,639
961,777
Burlington
Vt.
21,922
6
4
,518
29,003
80,978
* I n c l u d e d i n t h e n a t i o n a l s e r i e s c o v e r i n g l 4 l c e n t e r s , a v a i l a b l e b e g i n n i n g i n 1919«
r j See f o o t n o t e on page c r e g a r d i n g r e v i s e d f i g u r e s .




G.6a

DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH "REPORTING CENTER
( I n thousands of d o l l a r s )
May
1947

DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK
Conn,
Bridgeport
129,2^9
11
Stamford
44,387
N. J .
Jersey City
249,756
»
25,716
Montclair
it
Newark
631,542
it
Passaic*
76,379
n
Paterson
1 1 0 , 5 5 0
N. Y.
Albany*
430,597
it
Bingham t o n *
54,952
Buffalo*
5 0 5 , 1 1 4
Elmira
30,912
ii
Jamestown
33,843
New York*
" 30,894,812
11
Poughkeepsie
32,708
ft
Rochester*
273,422
It
Schenectady
60,479
tt
Syracuse*
189,771
tt
Utica
67,013

I
1

May
1946

3 months e n d e d —
May 19U7

May 19i+6

123,332
49»!j48
277,624
25,919
631,302
71,923
121,108
397,964
51,661
420,925
30,316
28,037
35,085,372
28,026
261,970
58,407
173,906
57,113

401,544
140,305
792,515
77,796
2,094,811
231,807
346,445
1,254,027
165,578
1,507,473
90,944
99,122
95,832,757
100,495
836,529
178,696
584,347
198,963

356,956
123,033
764,349
74,608
1,859,239
202,304
353,373
1,313,174
148,409
1,230,145
87,827
77,798
107,963,863
83,139
776,981
160,090
509,778
170,046

185,821
48,832
102,612
162,990
55,557
22,897
27,358
37,280
77,717
21,364
29,275
51,364
15,468
22,6o6
2,628,808
69,834
80,133
49,355
19,142
57,280

720,649
152,924
313,832
458,137
185,264
78,063
86,385
104,026
277,611
70,610
107,991
200,952
49,758
74,682
8,075,267
248,893
260,787
170,308
71,016
213,366

636,171
134,830
303,362
432,964
158,634
68,097
75,931
;
108,655
241,629
1
! 63,588
86,778
158,275
; 45,319
!
64,300
8,129,996
209,446
247,587
145,484
57,595
175,922

32,748
42,273
210,914
83,392
668,837
1,357,378
408,908
169,560
25,074
31,593
12,249
26,718
23,609
16,238
36,510
18,114
283,269
28,683
93,570
19,726

103,248
153,726
681,483
297,150
2,384,217
4,619,612
1,368,916
652,365
99,918
116,960
47,544
104,647
86,949
58,922
127,741
60,901
1,045,502
101,205
408,856
67,150

97,372
140,529
617,312
238,363
1,994,613
3,947,426
1,195,885
519,616
78,095
92,536
35,419
79,161
71,826
47,237
,109,306
54,331
834,954
: 80,511
280,920
59,216

DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington*
Atlantic City
Camden
Trenton*
Allentown
Altoona*
Bethlehem
Chester*
Harrisburg
Hazleton
Johnstown
Lancaster*
Lebanon
Norristown
Philadelphia*
Reading
Scranton*
Wilkes-Barre*
Williamsport*
York*
DISTRICT NO. 4 Covington-Newport
Lexington*
Akron*
Canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland*
Columbus*
Dayton*
Hamilton
Lima
Lorain
Mansfield
Middletown
Po r t s m o u t h
Springfield*
Steubenville
Toledo*
Warren
Youngstown*
Zanesville



Dg X *
Ne J ,

265,242
48,935
101,896
it
151,144
Penna e
61,434
tt
25,281
it
30,646
tt
35,661
tt
89,635
tt
23,228
tt
38,o4l
tt
61,876
tt
17,244
tt
23,670
tt
2,621,137
tt
84,844
tt
87,565
tt
55,102
tt
23,121
tt
67,043

CLEVELAND
Ky.
it

Ohio
tt
tt
tt
tt
tt
tt
tt
tt
tt

tt
tt
it

tt
tt
tt

34,815
49,940
221,690
101,295
789,941
1,593,888
439,748
218,087
35,679
38,733
16,487
35,833
28>6o4
19,884
42 i067
21,167
336,108
34,684
140,706
23,433

DEBITS BY W K S IN EAOH REPORTING CENTER
( I n t h o u s a n d s tif d o l l a r s )
May
1947

DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND ( C o n t ' d )
Butler
Penna.
28,2^7
it
82,1+24
Erie*
tt
Franklin
6,778
tt
Greensburg*
17,682
tt
Homestead
7,017
tl
Oil City*
2
0,555
tt
Pittsburgh*
1,599,523
tt
Sharon
24,432
W. Va.
Wheeling*
50,987

3 months, ended —
May 1947
May 1946

ll

G.6b

23,332
67,824
7,257
14,113
6,399
18,201
1,274,754
18,221
49,131

80,142
238,645
19,334
51,236
20,876
56,290
4,769,361
68,539
153,348

68,606
191,881
21,111
43,764
18,529
51,872
4,004,607
54,39%
142,495

DISTRICT NO. 5 - R I C H M O N D
Washington
D. C.
Md,
Baltimore*
tt
Cumberland
tt
Frederick
tt
Hagerstown
Asheville
N .
C#
tt
Charlotte*
tt
Durham
tt
Greensboro
tt
Kington
tt
Raleigh*
tt
Wilmington
tt
Wilson
tt
Winston-Salem
Charleston
s .
c .
It
Columbia*
tt
Greenville*
tt
Spartanburg
Cha r l o t t e s v i l l e
Va.
it
Danville
tt
Lynchburg
tt
Newport News
tt
Norfolk*
tt
Portsmouth
tt
Richmond*
tt
Roanoke
Bluefield
W. Va.
C h a r l e s t o n r / See page c "
tt
Clarksburg
tt
Huntington
tt
Parkersburg

670,568
874,462
20,640
16,587
25,364
42,571
192,965
94,188
65,133
10,790
100,868
37,767
14,341
97,538
48,879
81,192
65,624
39,878
20,650
21,948
32,615
31,104
157,489
18,195
395,895
74,329
35,249
125,404
27,444
48,313
23,725

619,369
824,214
17,867
14,680
21,397
35,463
164,062
92,201
54,543
9,030
68,103
30,168
9,420
88,169
47,499
68,686
51,252
32,756
22,094
19,295
28,433
20,695
130,351
16,606
351,139
60,257
20,753
94,970
20,517
38,451
21,621

1,917,970
2,604,170
61,898
53,331
74,430
130,874
592,009
265,861
185,109
32,560
300,368
104,898
40,769
319,056
146,361
256,685
200,533
122,535
61,432
67,529
100,307
88,197
476,0W1
55,176
1,184,390
222,133
100,804
356,598
79,063
142,450
71,104

1,868,560
2,450,071
54,223
44,020
63,980
107,728
492,106
250,928
156,989
30,246
221,182
95,963
30,768
255,485
149,567
207,760
157,774
93,971
66,029
59,103
88,057
66,133
395,864
50,792
1,051,556
l8l;,oo8
76,696
298,531
65,415
119,142
6o,:6l8

DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA
Anniston
Ala.
tt
Birmingham*
tt
Dothan
it
Gadsden
tt
Mobile*
tt
Montgomery*
Jacksonville*
Fla.
tt
Miami
tt
Orlando
H
Pensacola*
tt
St. Petersburg
tt
Tampa*

19,824
278,657
9,769
17,557
126,476
65,010
232,211
198,508
43,459
31,585
48,840
98,746

17,967
232,949
8,255
13,334
99,520
54,142
208,625
187,208
48,610
29,895
44,501
97,551

60,557
850,960
29,794
51,574
357,792
195,516
713,574
650,438
136,159
92,409
157,314
310,007

58,426
686,387
25,989
38,877
292,4-13
163,105
623,150
616,571
140,761
86,802
138,150
293,792




:

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G.6c

DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER

DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont' d)
Albany
Ga,
13,637
tt
Atlanta*
729,671
It
Augusta*
49,268
tt
Brunswick
8,529
It
Columbus
57,302
11
Elberton
3,821
11
Macon*
56,396
It
Newnan
6,658
n
Savannah*
80,454
tt
Valdosta
10,178
Baton Rouge
LB •
74,528
tt
Lake Charles
24,045
tt
New Orlea ns*
535,873
H a t t i e'ebur g
Miss.
15,730
it
Jackson
101,224
tt
Meridian
23,770
11
Vicksburg*
20,727
Chattanooga*
Tenn*
121,819
tt
Knoxvilie*
101,042
it
Nashville*
249,017
DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO
Aurora
111.
29,348
tt
Bloomington*.
35,208
tt
Champaign-Urbana
29,910
tt
Chicago*
7,307,505
tt
Danville
27,685
tt
Decatur*
52,569
tt
Elgin
20,536
11
Joliet
35,000
ti
Moline
21,595
tt
Peoria*
154,930
tt
Rockford*
81,970
tt
Springfield
58,985
F o r t Wayne*
Ind*
103,934
tt
Gary
48,069
tt
Hammond
26,841
it
Indianapolis*
534,301
tt
Lafayette
29,646
it
Muncie
34,637
it
South Bend*
170,074
tt
Terre Haute•
50,750




II

ii

( I n thousands of d o l l a r s )
3 months ended —
May 1947
1
May 1946

11,290
595,321
43,165
3,291
43,500
2,946
46,411
6,283
74,063
9,618
60,959
20,716
507,946
14,488
77,035
22,384
20,678
106,253
93,925
224,518

41,875
2,146,055
154,774
2 5,781
169,282
10,870
165,317
20,049
235,903
33,039
216,429
73,843
1,710,544
47,544
322,312
75,519
63,375
371,607
306,663
773,294

36,154
1,795,729
132,683
26,237
127,715
8,922
135,106
22,563
232,744
27,855
172,229
61,854
1,504,016
43,464
246,989
69,785
67,587
311,246
294,532
661,571

24,021
30,522
24,470
6,641,429
24,873
40,183
17,993
31,101
17,380
125,127
87,550
49,211
87,707
33,256
25,069
459,344
24,166
32,996
114,181
45,169

87,715
110,627
96,593
22,043,475
86,453
167,021
62,266
104,227
63,782
484,445
253,989
184,021
324,271
142,202
76,469
1,589,356
88,610
100,676
486,050
156,435

71,910
94,865
76,159
20,647,254
71,538
127,445
55,133
93,077
52,131
375,680
227,412
148,237
253,306
111,853
64,269
1,542,850
70,248
89,747
526,241
145,699

r / Revised f i g u r e s :
Holyoke, Massachusetts:
1
January 1 9 4 7 , 2 9 , 6 4 7 ; F e b r u a r y , 2 7 , 6 5 8 ;
March, 2 9 , 9 6 2 ; A p r i l , 2 9 , 3 0 7 . Holyoke p u b l i s h e d
f i g u r e s f o r t h e p e r i o d September lj?45 through
December 1946 have not been r e v i s e d , b u t r e v i s e d
f i g u r e s furnished f o r t h i s period are approximately
19 p e r c e n t l o w e r t h a n t h e p u b l i s h e d f i g u r e s .
C h a r l e s t o n , W. Va»$
April 1947, 106,725.

DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO (Cont< d)
Burlington
Iowa
16,175
II
Cedar Rapids*
70,727
tt
Clinton
15,169
11
Davenport*
62,682
ft
Dos Moines*
257,908
tt
Dubuque*
36,988
ft
Mason C i t y
25,860
tt
Muscatine
10,984
It
Ottumwa
29,594
It
Sioux City*
143,730
It
Waterloo*
54,596
Adrian
MicH.
12,915
tt
B a t t l e Creek
35,961
tt
Bay C i t y *
26,981
tt
Detroit*
2,650,345
Tt
Flint*
73 # 9
ft
Grand Rapids*
156,110
It
Jackson
45,258
tt
Kalamazoo*
63,603
It
Lansing*
73,110
11
Muskegon
56,300
It
P o r t Huron
25,486
II
Saginaw
57,510
Green Bay
Wis,
46,989
tt
Madison
82,576
it
Manitowoc
17,662
it
Milwaukee*
741,707
tt
Oshkosh
23,762
it
Racine
50,188
it
Sheboygan
43,655
El Dorado
Ark,
ft
F o r t Smith
Helena
L i t t l e Rock*
Pine B l u f f
Texarkana
(See a l s o Tex.)
Alton
111.
E a s t S t . L o u i s & Nat<1
S t o c k Yards
Quincy
«
Evansville*
Ind.
Louisville*
Ky.
Owensboro
Paducah
Greenville
Miss.
Cape G i r a r d e a u
Mo.
Hannibal
Jefferson City
S t . Louis*
Sedalia
Springfield
Jackson
Tenn.
It
Memphis*




17,058
31,033

5,166
102,302
18,898
8,529
20,473
101,656
27,309
91,327
425,307
20,616
13,414
12,625
9,672
6,563
39,144
1,259,948
9,807
51,464
14,995
375,987

II

DEBITS BY BANKS IN EAtii IMPORTING CENTER
( I n thotlsahdti of* d o l l a r s )
3 months ended, - May 1946
May 1947
ii

G.6d

13,941
55,778
13,208
49,794
208,630
25,470
17,897
3,830
18,736
101,279
36,435
12,784
31,780
23,156
1,983,939
61,635
127,321
38,382
43,437
63,407
43,041*
19,2W
46,296
35,608
71,564
14,934
652,719
19,266
44,212
36,285

49,824
219,365
47,711
185,551
830,211
108,385
80,447
35.247
87,982
440,624
163,566
33,065
108,139
• 78,466
7,981,642
216,104
461,561
133,123
184,698
232,655
162,192
73,496
172,490
142,464
261,580
53,046
2,374,208
70,177
149,763
135,865

43,341
169,050
41,714
1!|4,941
634,092
76,763
58,471
30,070
57,593
315,030
112 M o
34,862
98,340
66,932
5,832,180
176,246
374,157

14,331
28,961
4,886
85,778

51,462
98,013

40,792
93,636

319,596
62,852

276,389
58,939

27,360
60,963

26,128

17,822
8,507

17,160
66,645
21,503
73,035
370,713
21,859
11,355
11,366
7,718

5,682
32,621

1,185,306

8,661

44,364
12,393
350,943

18,261

307,564
79,584
266,177
1,295,199
70,547
40,285
1*4,052
28,275
20,713
121,749
3,889,013
28,531
150,977
45,352
1,280,107

110,919

145,074
133,831
132,554
59,133
135,261
109,034
217,017
44,570
2,074,506
59,294
130,628
109,360

16,910

50,959
202,564
67,179
215,539
1,121,472
67,973
34,274
39,002
23,027

17,801

169,698
3,476,543
2(4,874
128,057
38,153
1,073,257

G.6e

DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER
(In thousands of d o l l a r s )
May
192+7

DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS
Duluth*
Minn,
Mankato
II
Minneapolis*
1
1
Red Wing
ft
Rochester
||
S t . Cloud
S t . Paul*
ft
South S t . Paul
ft
Winona
Billings*
Mont.
Butte
Great F a l l s
Helena*
Bisroarck
N. Dak.
Dickinson
Fargo*
Grand F o r k s *
"
Jamestown
Mi n o t
Aberdeen*
S . Dak.
Sioux F a l l s
Eau C l a i r e
Wis.
tt
La C r o s s e
1
1
Superior*

94,086
15,376
919,304
4,705
17,759
12,347
413,724
68,077
15,251
29,745
34,593
32,827
19,901
29,816
4,005
46,459
16,159
4,850
15,176
16,496
61,202
30,910
26,817
11,694

DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY
Colorado S p r i n g s *
Colo,
31,145
ft
Denver*
412,080
It
Grand J u n c t i o n
10,894
11
Greeley
15,953
M
Pueblo*
29,825
Atchison
Kans*
12,487
,f
Emporia
8,700
!t
Hutchinson
30,595
ft
Independence
6,392
it
Kansas C i t y *
55,991
it
Lawrence
8,937
tt
Pittsburg
9 , 8 29
it
Salina
28,370
it
Topeka*
76,823
it
Wichita*
167,493
Joplin*
Mo.
23,832
tt
Kansas C i t y *
. 864,093
it
S t . Joseph*
84,325
Fremont
Neb*
12,250
it
Grand I s l a n d
22,440
tt
Lincoln
69,960
it
Omaha*
456,207
Albuquerque*
N. M.
55,979
Bartlesville*
Okla.
64,172
It
Enid
29,298
II
Guthrie
3,994
Muskogee*
19,539
Oklahoma C i t y *
26o,l42
It
Okmulgee
5,641
11
Tulsa*
348,479
Casper
Wyo,
18,562
It
Cheyenne
21,226




May
1946
93,552
11,946
727,797
3,677
16,089
10,354
364,569
45,594
12,731
23,003
29,383

26,642

18,659
27,349
3,350
37,385
13,658

4,226

12,372

12,860
46,917
25,379

21,118
9,832

29,957
363,135
9,165
11,554
27,018
6,231
8,177
27,010
6,000
47,086
7,252
7,200
19,932
63,760
lii2,830
22,351
697,421
51,686
8,261
15,465
58,296
349,741
51,460
49,485
22,240
3,187
17,739
221,138
4,962
273,820
14,211
18,470

5 months e n d e d ZT
May 1947
May 19i4.6"
288,142
48,437
2,765,316
13,990
54,584
34,652
1,210,263
199,840
48,699

88,358
106,420
103,022
60,495
99,295
12,264
148,379
52,657
15,621
44,925
57,439
189,851
96,957
80,136
33,917

99,645
1,284,157
34,418
49,699
101,136
40,690
27,021
95,726
18,761
173,721
26,996
29,336
87,678
229,447
529,468
73,197
2,658,120
256,213
36,790
61,190
212,300
1,377,711
180,580
181,518
85,936
11,991
58,400
785,086
18,334
1,016,274
54,784
69,786

243*772
36,718
2,182,930
11,213
46,900
31,310
1,035,288
136,728
40,796
68,703
87,482
79,337
54,072
90,642

10,410

119,112
44,115
13,875
36,983
42,910
147,879
75,234
65,786
30,398
91,255
1,088,305
28,448
36,802
79,041
25,037
25,434
78,069
16,945
144,780
22,781
23,387
65,288
195,563
475,603
69,578
2,082,823
168,444
24,721
47,844
181,585
1,087,749
162,850
140,691
62,027
9,680
52,674
660,179
15,469
807,874
44,161
60,960

G.6f

DEBITS BY BANKSiltf BACH REPORTING CENTER
(In thousands of # l l a y s )
May
1947

May
1946

3 months ended - *
May 1947
|
May 192+6

DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS
Tucson*
Monroe
Shreveport*
Roswell
Abilene
Amarillo
Austin*
Beaumont*
Corpus C h r i s t i
Corsicana
Dallas*
El Paso*
P o r t Worth*
Galveston
Houston*
Laredo
Lubbock
P o r t Arthur
San Angelo
San Antonio
Texarkana*
(See a l s o Ark.)
Tyler
Waco*
Wichita F a l l s

Ariz.
La.
if

53 >051+
26,789
107,749
12,040
26,519
69,432
89,362
70,746
66,938
8,186
820,408
97,440
278,422
60,595
787,727
16,678
48,587
31,996
23,413
233,002

49,333
24,560
93,707
11,353
23,171
55,207
82,249
57,324
63,809
7,958
683,332
87,690
223,420
53,235
656,098
16,379
36,856
24,671
22,812
205,475

159,417
79,984
325,669
36,041
80,608
213,539
283,862
214,531
196,917
25,246
2,360,389
302,541
823,235
178,788
2,295,763
50,799
143,248
89,747
69,427
682,882

ll|2 , 7 3 1
71,770
273,533
35,626
69,549
163,749
272,216
171,725
201,920
22,933
2,017,196
248,408
651,313
162,503
1,947,495
46,732
114,765
76,425
. 67,767
612,057

13,214
35,515
41,428
44,122

11,384
30,279
37,837
39,043

40,866
100,032
132,178
129,468

35,437
91,153
118*502
120,395

DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCIS CO
Phoenix
Ariz,
158,941
Bakersfield
Calif.
72,286
rt
Berkeley
67,927
tt
Fresno*
119,995
tt
Long Beach*
139,683
tt
Los A n g e l e s *
2,621,986
tt
Oakland*
378,893
tt
Pasadena*
94,283
tt
Riva r s i d e
37,245
tt
Sacramento*
496,850
ft
San Bernardino
53,574
tt
San D i e g o *
2
09,719
tt
San F r a n c i s c o *
1,887,821
tt
San J o s e
94,986
tt
Santa Barbara
31,750
tt
Santa Rosa
23,325
it
Stockton*
59,757
Boise*
Idaho
58,122
Reno*
Nov.
39,956
Eugene
Ore.
4
6,335
tt
Portland*
505,911
ft
Salem
48,750
Ogden*
Utah
43,736
tt
S a l t Lake C i t y *
187,868
Bellingham
Wash*
21,159
tt
Everett
28,028
tt
Seattle*
584,886
tt
Spokane*
139,022
tt
Tacoma*
121,324
tt
Walla Walla
20,6l4
tt
Yakima*
40,138

148,762
58,730
65,903
105,193
126,824
2,701,304
346,875
88,431
39,761
360,399
43,741
210,334
1,028,602
04,033
29,439
22,368
52,960
49,160
36,573
36,610
444,189
45,443
50,860
148,910
18,359
23,802
515,030
113,308
109,525
17,485
39,142

501,613
215,247
220,596
388,759
426,363
8,088,981
1,193,846
288,659
113,943
1,231,520
138,726
64l,74l
6,133,307
311,660
99,958
• 68,683
179,067
180,088
122,001
140,004
1,501,580
153,461
140,456
551,693
61,940
86,381
1,787,398
4l9,559
377,111
63,417
130,907

444,524
165,679
191,131
332,767
373,990
0,148,594
1,092,274
263,025
ii2,6ia
961,662
135,725
652,500
5,684,600
207,147
94,124
65,544
153,297
146,251
113,737
102,629
1,321,379
148,217
130,767
444,815
52,377
68,422
1,541,432
338,217
318,095
51,476
118,002




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