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Form F, R. 285

STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS
BANK DEBITS

For immediate release

Board of Governors
of the Federal Reserve System
June 24, 1940

Debits to deposit accounts (except interbank accounts), as reported by
banks in leading cities for the week ended June 19, aggregated $9,157,000,000* Tooal
debits during the 13 weeks ended June 19 amounted to $110,115,000,000, or 7 percent
above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago.

SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS
Week ended
June 21,
June 19,
1940
1939
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Total, 274 reporting centers
New York City*
140 Other leading centers*
133 Other centers

478
4,017
465

630

340

262
1,285
276
167
291

230
718
9,157
3,589
4,788
781

437
3,745
564
549
313
239
1,137

252
159
291
225
652
8,563
3,425

4,438
700

13 weeks ended —
June 19,
June 21,
1940
1939
5,502
45,678

5,891
47,429
5,665
7,156
3,992
3,290
16,331
3,362

5,610

2,296
3,419
2,693
8,592
110,115
43,366
57,690
9,059

.

6,240
3,548
2,925
14,635
3,033
1,951
3,255
2,462
7,929 .
102,769
42,000
52,552
8,217

DEBITS BY BANKS III EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE TJEEK ENDED JUNE 19,1940
(In thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK (Cont*d)
DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON
N. Y.
Elmira
3,588
Hartford
Conn,
'49,187
1
1
1
1
Jamestown
3,865 .
New Haven
17,987
11
11
3,588,847
7,980
New York
Waterbury
11
Poughkeepsie
3,545
Bangor
3,577
Maine
1
1
i
t
30,399
Rochester
8,057
Portland
11
21,328
288,980
Syracuse
Mass,
Boston
1
1
i
t
7,906
3,711
Utica
Brockton
t
i
4,426
Fall River
ir
3,190
DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA
Holyoke
i
t
3,606
Del.
41,309
Wilmington
Lowell
t
i
12,246
N.
J.
Lynn
Camden
4,305
1
1
1
1
16,127
Trenton
4,490
New Bedford
it
Penna.
6,347
Allentown
15,709
Springfield
i
t
1
1
13,638
Altoona
Worcester
2,553
11
Chester
3,938
Manchester
4,524
N. H.
11
Harrisburg
9,555
Providence
42,319
R. I.
11
2,467
Hazleton
Vt.
Burlington
2,742
11
Johnstown
3,880
11
Lancaster
6,192
DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK
1
1
Lebanon
Conn,
Stamford
1,795
6,4-13
ti
Norristown
Montclair
N. J,
2,467
3,588
11
11
Philadelphia
Newark
318,884
104,540
11
Reading
Northern New Jersey
8,913
t
i
Scranton
Clearing House Assn.
12,938
35,080
11
11
Wilkes-Barre
Passaic
6,073
7,473
1
1
Williamsport
Albany
2,813
N. Y.
135,468
it
11
York
Binghamton
6,325
5,885
tt
Buffalo
59,172

^Centers for which bank debit figures are available back to 1919*




Form F. R. 285-a
DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED JUNE 19,1940
(in thousands of dollars)

P
•

•

DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND
Lexington
Ky.
4,642
Akron
Ohio
21,388
it
Canton
10,982
tt
Cincinnati
88,446
tt
Cleveland
168,572
tt
Columbus
39,045
n
Dayton
19,167
tt
Hamilton
4,011
tt
Lina
3,624
n
Lorain
1,218
n
Middletown
3,252
tt
Springfield
4,318
tt
Steubenville
2,429
tt
Toledo
37,888
tt
Warren
2,770
tt
Youngstom
13,795
tt
Zanesville
2,302
Butler
Pa.
2,458
tt
Erie
7,580
tt
Franklin
840
tt
Greensburg
1,958
tt
Homestead
1,005
ti
Oil City
3,068
tt
Pittsburgh
177,845
Wheeling
7,218
DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND
Washington
D. C.
Md.
Baltimore
tt
Cumberland
TT
Hagerst o m
Asheville
H. C.
TT
Charlotte
TT
Durham
ft
Greensboro
tt
Raleigh
TT
Wilmington
TT
Winstorp-Salem
Charleston
S. 0.
tt
Columbia
Tt
Greenville
TT
Spartanburg
Danville
Va*
!*
Lynchburg
M
Newport News
ft
Norfolk
ft
Portsmouth
f
t
Richmond
TT
Roanoke
Charleston
W. Va*
tt
Huntington

2,932
12,789
1,135
3o,717
7,306
12,108
4,450

DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA
Birmingham
Ala.
T?
Dothan
Tt
Mobile
Tt
Montgomery
Jacksonville
Fla.
TT
Miami
tt
Pensacola
tl
Tampa

21,709
672
10,219
5,116
19,413
12,577
2,440
8,068




75,490
95,823
2,357
2,254
3,334
18,051
8,813
5,541
9,140
2,946
11,413
7,067
7,434
4,364
2,880

2,132
3,638

DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Oont*d)
Albany
Ga»
1,258
tt
Atlanta
54,504
TT
Augusta
4,469
TT
Brunswick
730
TT
Columbus
4,203
TT
Elberton
289
TT
Macon
4,199
tt
Newnan
374
tt
Savannah
6,980
tt
Valdosta
894
La.
New Orleans
52,322
Hattiesburg
Miss.
1,136
TT
Jackson
6,365
tt
Meridian
3,678
TT
Vicksburg
1,666
Chattanooga
Tenn.
10,320
tt
Knoxville
7,516
TT
Nashville
20,522
DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO
Aurora
111.
TT
Bloomington
Chanpaign-Urbana "
TT
Chicago
tt
Danville
tt
Decatur
tt
Elgin
tt
Moline
ft
Peoria
tt
Rockford
tt
Springfield
Ind.
Fort Wayne
tt
Gary
tt
Hammond
tt
Indianapolis
tt
South Bend
tt
Terre Haute
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
tt
Clinton
TT
Davenport
TT
Des Moines
Tt
Dubuque
Tt
Mason City
tt
Muscatine
tt
Sioux City
Tf
Waterloo
Mieh.
Adrian
Tt
Battle Creak
«
Bay City
H
Detroit
Tt
Flint
If
Grand Rapids
Jackson
Kalamazoo
tt
Lansing
TT
Saginaw
Green Bay
Wis.
TT
Manitowoc
TT
Milwaukee
TT
Oshkosh
TT
Sheboygan

3,301
3,565

3,960
720,299
2,584
4,692
2,123
3,098
15,979
7,174
6,027
9,443
3,965

2,663
54,157
11,988
5,778
5,928

1,366
5,496
21,353
2,383

2,360
866
9,156
4,794
1,083
3,107
3,181
237,859
7,595
14,984
3,800
6,462
6,392
6,478
3,766
1,495
67,873
2,178
4,127

Form F. R. 285-b
DEBITS BY BANKS IK EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED JUNE 19, 1940
(In thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO.
El Dorado
Fort Smith
Helena
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Texarkana
(See also Tex.)
East St. Louis &
Stock Yards
Quincy
Evansville
Louisville
Owensboro
Greenville
St. Louis
Sedalia
Springfield
Memphis

8 - ST. LOUIS
Ark*
tt
it

tt

»
n
Natl
111.
n
Ind.
Ky.
tl
Miss.
Mo.
n
tt

Tenn.

DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS
Duluth
Minn,
tt
Minneapolis
tt
Red Wing
ti
St. Paul
ti
South St. Paul
ii
Winona
Mont,
Billings
tt
Helena
Dickinson
N. D.
11
Fargo
11
Grand Forks
11
Jamestown
1
1
Minot
Aberdeen
S. D.
ti
Sioux Falls
La Crosse
Wis.
11
Superior

1,369
2,767
325
9,185
1,984

DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY
Muskogee
Okla,
it
Oklahoma City
ii
Okmulgee
tt
Tulsa
Wyo,
Casper
it
Cheyenne

610
10,087
2,643
8,019
42,450
1,608
1,034
156,700
509
3,982
32,532

13,609
83,480
580
39,439
5,554
1,416

2,632
308
4,725
1,189
467
926
1,530
4,180
2,447
1,349

DISTRICT NO. :
10 - KANSAS CITY
Colorado Springs Colo,
2,679
tt
Denver
35,943
n
Grand Junction
850
11
Pueblo
2,687
Atchison
Kans.
780
11
Hutchinson
2,743
ti
Independence
720
it
Kansas City
4,205
11
Lawrence
837
11
Pittsburg
887
11
Topeka
5,088
n
Wichita
11,109
Joplin
Mo.
2,341
11
Kansas City
75,769
it
St, Joseph
6,082
N Fremont
Neb,
659
11
Lincoln
8,123
11
Omaha
34,506
Albuquerque
N. M.
4,314
Bartlesville
Okla.
8,030
11
Enid
2,722
ii
Guthrie
350

DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS
Tucson
Ariz,
Shreveport
La,
N. M.
Roswell,
Abilene
Tex,
11
Austin
ti
Beaumont
it
Corsicana
ti
Dallas
11
El Paso
1
1
Fort Worth
it
Galveston
11
Houston
11
Port Arthur
1
1
San Antonio
it
Texarkana
(See also Ark:.)
ti
Tyler
11
Waco
11
Wichita Falls

Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

3,107
11,183
1,176
1,987
9,373

6,436

696
67,262
7,213
21,781
7,409
61,372
2,091
17,809
907

3,016
2,907
4,278

DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO
Ariz,
Phoenix
10,771
Bakersfield
Calif,
4,961
Berkeley
5,989
Fresno
7,807
Long Beach
9,418
Los Angeles
230,379
Oakland
25,743
Pasadena
6,161
Sacramento
24,849
2,950
San Bernardino
San Diego
12,499
San Francisco
198,104
San Jose
5,573
Santa Barbara
2,621
Stockton
4,755
Idaho
Boise
4,568
Nev,
Reno
3,624
Ore.
Eugene
2,285
11
Portland
42,353
it
Salem
4,230
Utah
Ogden
3,403
11
Salt Lake City
17,780
Wash,
Bellingham
1,861
n
Everett
2,377
11
Seattle
52,245
it
Spokane
14,975
11
Tacoma
10,136
it
Walla Walla
1,771
Yakima
3,357

Bank debits not previously reported for week ended June 12, 19401
Portsmouth, Va., 1,114.
Revised
figures for vjeek ended June 12, 1940 J

Norfolk, Va., 12,412.
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Note;

1,685
23,876
742
49,006
1,650
2,122