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STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS

Board of Governors
of the Federal Reserve System
June 30, 1941

BANK DEBITS— DEBITS TO' DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS, EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS
Bank debits as reported by banks in leading centers for the week ended
June 25 aggregated $9,997,000,000. Total debits during the 13 weeks ended June 25
amounted to $131 ,357 ,000 ,000 , or 19 per cent above the total reported for the
corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there was an increase
of 13 per cent compared with the corresponding period a year ago, and at the other
reporting centers there was an increase of 23 per cent-.
SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT
_____(In
millions
of dollars)_____
\±il I
UJ.X-LJL'Federal
Reserve
District

week ended
June 26 ,
June 25,

1941

1940

13 weeks ended
June 26,
June 25,
1940
1941
5,917
7,324
53,676
47,544
5,717
7,539
7,208
9,388
5,080
4,015
3,276
4,179
16,196
19,960
3,368
4,238
2,309
2,419
3,942
3,420
2,680
3,265
8,605
10,347
131,357
110,255
43,920
4-3,403
71,433
57,753
11,004
9,099

440
597
3,217
3,911
397
582
546
763
300
409
232
316
1,158
1,536
231
313
146
179
248
314
256
185
64-2
820
9,997
7,743
3,518
2,887
4,179
5 ,6l4
676
865
DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED JUNE 25, 194-1
(in thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO. 2 - NETT YORK (Cont*d)
DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON
11. Y.
4,227
Conn.
Hartford
55,721 Elmira
tt
IT
3,659
New Haven
23,820 Jamestown
tt
11
3,517,936
Waterbury
10,478 New York
tt
3,777
Maine
Bangor
4,516 Poughkeepsie
tt
t
t
35,836
Portland
9,801 Rochester
tt
Mass.
24,541
Boston
369,172 Syracuse
tt
i
t
9,121
Brockton
5,716 Utica
tt
Fall River
5,648
tt
DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA
Holyoke
3,903
t
t
Del.
43,126
Lowell
4,468 Wilmington
t
t
1
1
.
J
Camden
12,977
Lynn
6,079
tt
tt
Trenton
23,221
New Bedford
5,559
tt
Penria.
7,078
Springfield
21,256 Allentown
tt
tt
Worcester
3,175
19,274 Altoona
tt
4,628
N. H.
Manchester
4,868 Chester
tt
Providence
10,875
43,566 Harrisburg
R. I.
tt
2,610
Vt.
Burlington
2,946 Hazleton
Johnstown
4,814
tt
Lancaster
6,589
DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK
tt
Lebanon
2,084
Conn.
Stamford
5,729
tt
Norristown
3,270
. J.
Montclair
3,904
tt
t
t
Philadelphia
418,763
96,346
Newark
?t
R&ading
11,444
Northern Now Jersey
tt
11,292
1
Scranton
40,467
Clearing House Assn.
tt
t
i
j
Wilkes-Barre
5,769
9,845
Passaic
t
t
i
Williamsport
3,437
N. Y.
79,977
Albany
tt
t
t
6,950
!
York
5,613 1
Binghamton
tt
70,268 I
Buffalo
I

Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
S.^n Francisco
Total, 274- reporting centers
New York City*
140 Othor leading centers*
133 Other centers

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*Centers for which bank debits figures ore available back to 1919#




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DEBITS BI BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE 1EEK ENDED JUNE 25,1941
(In thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO. A - CLEVELAND
DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont*d)
Ga.
Le:dngton
Albany
Ky.
h,550
1,525
ff
Akron
Ohio
Atlanta
66,L l02
2l+,l+6o
ft
I!
Augusta
Canton
12,992
5,657
t
!
I
t
Brunswick
Cincinnati
109,1+98
886
tt
tt
Columbus
Cleveland
202,022
5,215
tt
tt
Elberton
Columbus
i+5, 53k
295
tt
n
Macon
Dayton
21,032
5,088
tf
tt
Hamilton
3,261 Newnan
661
f
t
t
f
Savannah
Lina
1+,198
10,079
tf
ti
Valdosta
Lorain
960
1,795
tt
La#
New Orleans
Middletown
3,277
63,737
tt
Miss#
Hattiesburg
Springfield
1,981
it,785
tt
tt
Jackson
Steubenville
6,121
2,355
tt
tt
Meridian
Toledo
3,636
37,233
f
t
t
t
Vicksburg
Warren
3,81+7
2,328
tt
Tenn#
Chattanooga
Youngs town
ll+,062
16,1+79
ft
tt
Knoxville
Zanesville
2,bix
8,069
tt
Nashville
Butler
Pa,
3,052
23,669
tt
Erie
9,073
tt
CHICAGO
DISTRICT NO. 7
Franklin
1,098
tt
111
Aurora
2,106
Greensburg
ii,i}.08
tt
tt
Bloomington
Homestead
1,109
3,075
tt
tt
Champaing-Urbana
Oil City
2,782
3,602
tt
tt
Chicago
Pittsburgh
235,8L 3
803,907
t
t
Danville
Wheeling
Va.
8,613
3 ,^ 5
n
Decatur
5 ,871+
tt
DISTRICT NO. 5
RICHMOND
3,133
ti
Moline
D. C.
Washington
75,926
2,159
11
Peoria
Md.
Baltimore
129,215
17 ,191*
1
1
t
t
Rockford
Cumberland
2,505
8,091
it
tt
Springfield
Hagerstown
2,536
6,600
Ind.
Fort Wayne
Asheville
N. C.
1+,021
9,003
tt
tt
20 ,2ii0
Gary
Charlotte
b,
9b8
tt
ti
Durham
Hammond
8,922
2,775
tt
tt
5,618
Indianapolis
Greensboro
■56,1*86
t
t
i
t
South Bend
Raleigh
16,938
12,859
ti
tt
Terre Haute
Wilmington
14,089
6,905
ti
Iowa
9,605
Cedar Rapids
\7instorH3alem
7,999
it
Clinton
Charleston
S.C.
7,019
1,729
11
t
t
10 ,581*
Davenport
Columbia
5,32?
it
tt
6,578
Des Moines
Greenville
22,785
11
tt
Dubuque
Spartanburg
3,1+05
2,61+9
i
i
2,066
Mason City
Danville
Va.
2,it.l2
n
ti
Muscatine
Lynchburg
3,755
930
it
ti
Newport News
Sioux City
3,91+9
12,308
tt
it
Waterloo
Norfolk
17,397
5.368
1
1
Mich
Portsmouth
Adrian
1,513
1
,11+0
ti
tt
Battle Creek
Richmond
1+6,517
l
j
.,238
it
tt
Roanoke
Bay City
7,377
^,272
tt
Detroit
W. Va.
Charleston
lli-,1+50
370,085
t
t
i
t
Flint
Huntington
b,791
8.368
»!
Grand Rapids
16,151+
11
Jackson
DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA
L.,871
11
28,326
Kalamazoo
Birmingham
Ala.
7,165
It
ti
Dothan
766
Lansing
7,-019
tl
i
t
Mobile
Saginaw
12,900
7,197
it
Montgomery
Green Bay
Wis.
5,1+91+
1
+,500
tt
Fla.
Jacksonville
23,805
Manitowoc
2,307
ti
tt
Miami
Milwaukee
12,1+57
71+.820
IT
i
t
Pensacola
2,680
Oshkosh
2,515
11
it
Tampa
Sheboygan
8,807
6 ,1+53



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DEBITS BY BANKS IH EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING H E WEEK ENDED JUNE 25,19*1
(In thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITE (Cont’d)
DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS
Muskogee
Okla.
2,369
El Dorado
Ark,
1,584
tt
tt
22,936
Oklahoma City
Fort Smith
2,948
tt
tt
Helena
Okmulgee
350
673
tt
t
t
36,291
Little Rock
10,708
Tulsa
tt
Wyo,
1,754
Casper
Pine Bluff
2,125
ti
tt
4,032
Cheyenne
Texarkana
831
(See also Tex,)
DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS
East St, Louis & Nat11
3,251
11,758
Ariz,
Tucson
Stock lards
111.
t
t
12,986
2,576
La,
Shreveport
Quincy
N. M.
Ind,
Roswell
993
Evansville
9,145
3,655
Tex*
60,307
Abilene
Louisville
Ky,
it
tt
8,285
1,504
Austin
Owensboro
t
t
7,716
1,170
Miss.
Beaumont
Greenville
tt
881
159,600
Corsicana
Mo,
St, Louis
t
t
t
t
524
72,833
Dallas
Sedalia
tt
8,168
it
4,639
El Paso
Springfield
t
t
22,686
43,556
Fort Worth
Tenn.
Memphis
tt
6,829
Galveston
t
t
73,078
Houston
DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS
tt
2,627
12*956
Port Arthur
Duluth
Minn,
t
t
t
t
19,540
88,146
San Antonio
Minneapolis
tt
tt
623
Texarkana
Red Wing
tt
t
t
1,035
41,954
(See also Ark.)
St. Paul
t
t
t
t
3,325
7,822
Tyler
South St. Paul
t
t
t
t
3,566
1,789
Waco
Winona
tt
4,619
2,737
Mdnt.
Wichita Falls
Billings
t
t
3? 205
Helena
282
DISTRICT NO. 12. - SAN FRiiHCISCO
N. D.
Dickinson
it
13,451
5,377
Ariz.
Phoenix
Fargo
t
t
5,163
Calif.
Bakersfield
Grand Forks
1,338
ti
tt
7,565
Jonestown
Berkeley
524
tt
ti
8,925
Minot
1,204
Fresno
t
t
Long Beach
13,H5
S. D.
Aberdeen
1,495
tt
ti
255,775
Sioux Falls
Los Angeles
5,543
t
t
31,236
2,689
Wis.
Oakland
La Crosse
ti
tt
6,302
1,421
Superior
Pasadena
it
27,379
Sacramento
it
4,906
San Bernardino
DISTRICT HO.. 10 - KANSAS Cl'
tt
20,889
3,100
Colorado Springs
Colo.
San Diego
t!
11
216,519
41,859
Denver
San Francisco
f
t
tt
6,109
780
San Jose
Grand Junction
•tt
2,646
tt
3,160
Santa Barbara
Pueblo
t
l
5,754
888
Stockton
Atchison
Kans.
4,282
tt
3,777
Idaho
Boise
Hutchinson
tt
3,105
Reno
719
Nev.
Independence
2,710
t
i
6,153
Ore.
Eugene
Kansas City
it
tt
52,413
941
Lawrence
Portland
n
t
t
3,958
1,046
Pittsburgh
Salem
t
t
Utah
4,013
5,966
Ogden
Topeka
t
t
t
t
18,985
Salt
Lake
City
Wichita
16,173
1,957
Wash.
Bellingham
2,285
Mo,
Joplin
t
t
t
t
2,337
Everett
86,105
Kansas City
t
t
t
t
68,676
6,876
Seattle
St. Joseph
tt
13,961
Neb.
779
Spokane
Fremont
n
t
t
12,916
6,136
Tacoma
Lincoln
tt
tt
1,877
42,722
Walla Walla
Omaha
t
t
3,118
Yakima
Albuquerque
4,651
N. M.
Okla.
Bartlesville
8,553
tt
2,826
Enid
tt
Guthrie
405
Note: Bank debits not previously reported for.week ended June 18, 1941»
Albuquerque, N. Mex., 5,400 (to be substituted for estimated
figure 5,000)
Revised figure for week ended June 18, 1941* Tampa, Fla., 14,188,