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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM G.6 March 33, 1951 (For Immediate Release) BANK DEBITS--DEBITS TO DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS Bank debits as reported by banks in 342 leading centers for the month of February aggregated 114,038 million dollars. During the past three monthstotal an increase of l6 per cent compared with the corresponding three-months period a year ago, and at the other centers there was an increase of 25 per cent. SUMMARY BY FEBgRAL RESERVE DISTRICTS (In millions of dollars) Federal Reserve district Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco February 1951 5,025 42,977 5,055 8,005 4,561 4,749 17,200 3,441 2,297 4,761 4,658 11,309 Total, 342 centers New York City* 140 other centers* 201 other centers 114,038 39,067 62,347 12,624 February 1950 • 3,948 38,880 4,111 6,180 3,637 3,924 14,201 2,915 1,957 ; 3,637 . 3,782 9,084 96,254 35,727 50,565 9,962 3 months ended — Feb. 1951 1 Feb. IgW 16,900 1$2,636 16,931 27,209 15,117 15,686 58,681 12,019 7,959 15,429 16,119 36,925 391,611 139,861+ 210,210 1+1,537 13,U3lt 130,91+1 H+,o5!+ 20,701 12,281 12,928 16,393 9,81+8 6,102 12,016 12,660 29,1*37 321,126 120,1+70 167,1+61+ 33,191 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) February 1951 DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON Hartford* Conn. ft New Haven* New London " rt Waterbury* Bangor* laine Lewiston-Auburn " Portland Boston* Mass. ft Brockton 11 Fall River* !t Holyoke* Lowell* Lynn New Bedford* Pittsfield Springfield ft Worcester* Concord N . H . ft Manchester Providence* R.I. Burlington Vt. * February 1950 3 months ended -Feb. 1950 Feb. 1 9 5 1 5 8 7 , 9 7 1 4 6 4 , 5 0 5 1 , 9 4 5 , 5 2 7 2 1 7 , 6 2 1 1 6 6 , 5 2 9 7 4 9 , 4 0 0 82,890 2 7 , 1 1 7 1 9 , 6 8 6 6 8 , 2 9 6 5 1 , 8 7 5 2 2 7 , 7 2 2 4 2 , 8 7 2 3 5 , 8 6 6 1 3 9 , 4 1 4 2 9 , 1 5 2 2 3 , 8 7 7 8 0 , 4 8 7 2 , 8 2 1 , 2 1 9 4 6 , 2 7 1 5 4 , 3 8 8 96,968 6 7 , 3 8 9 2 6 4 , 9 6 1 2 , 1 9 6 , 7 4 5 9 , 5 4 7 , 7 4 2 VM 1 5 1 , 1 9 2 1 7 7 , 9 3 1 3 2 , 5 6 4 1 1 6 , 2 7 4 3 3 , 3 0 1 2 9 , 3 9 3 1 1 5 , 9 9 2 4 9 , 0 1 6 4 5 , 3 2 2 1 6 7 , 8 4 7 5 6 , 4 4 8 45,818 186,852 3 2 , 3 4 8 2 7 , 7 2 6 1 1 3 , 7 3 5 1 7 1 , 7 8 0 1 3 8 , 4 4 7 5 8 0 , 9 2 9 1 5 9 , 6 0 2 1 2 2 , 4 9 8 5 4 1 , 1 5 9 3 4 , 8 4 1 26,566 2 2 , 2 2 7 8 3 , 6 7 3 5 1 , 8 5 6 4 0 , 9 4 2 1 7 2 , 7 3 6 4 0 7 , 8 5 5 3 1 3 , 4 2 9 1 , 3 4 7 , 9 7 0 26,163 2 2 , 4 8 6 88,883 1,559,088 568,682 66,722 177,061 117,122 80,320 225,90; 7,527,178 126,218 139,812 99,081 98,184 150,779 148,8o5 9f,89l 465,557 423,104 72,632 144,372 1,068,828 77,008 Included in the national series covering l4l centers, available beginning in 1919 G.6a DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) February 1951 DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK Bridgeport Conn. It Stamford Jersey City N.J. ft Montclair Newark Passaic* Paterson Albany* N.Y. Binghamton* " Buffalo* Elmira " Jamestown " 11 New York* Poughkeepsie " Rochester* " Schenectady " Syracuse* " Utica " DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA Wilmington* Del. Atlantic City N.J. It Camden Trenton* Penna. Allentoxm Altoona* Bethlehem Chester* Harrisburg Hazleton Johnstown Lancaster* Lebanon Norristown Philadelphia* Reading Scranton* Willkes-Barre* Williamsport* York* DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND Covington-Newport Ky. If Lexington* Ohio Akron* ft Canton tt Cincinnati t! Cleveland* II Columbus* n Dayton* 11 Hamilton 11 Lima 11 Lorain n Mansfield 11 Middletown 11 Portsmouth it Springfield* 11 Steubenville 11 Toledo* tt Warren 11 Youngstown* 11 Z&nesville 161,178 6 9 , 2 4 0 324,680 38,094 888,034 115,841 160,186 560,944 63,097 631,741 35,114 37,929 39,066,950 45,172 363,444 75,442 257,438 February 1950 120,241 53,001 255,741 30,370 694,175 84,498 124,708 545,193 56,156 489,490 28,443 29,041 35,727,346 36,355 281,059 64,729 196,812 82,961 62,689 303,753 247,339 41,674 116,673 55,087 141,540 181,259 83,104 33,785 40,611. 42,011 121,624 29,475 44,532 75,778 19,685 32,934 3,465,090 103,765 100,846 70,961 31,001 78,526 40,011 65,148 279,630 126,680 1,030,926 2,043,696 517,955 257,611 41,550 50,263 16,863 50,009 44,964 19,990 50,688 24,158 385,077 44,960 175,519 26,382 160,949 65,787 25,424 31.459 37.429 94,780 23,929 35,039 68,700 15,529 25,568 2,820,749 79,251 81,917 53,115 24,187 61,005 35.430 68,096 203,089 95,729 819,900 1,541,302 494,482 204,992 34,217 36,375 14.460 37,568 33,617 17,682 40,808 19,561 303,545 32,981 137,349 22,704 3 months ended Feb. 1950 Feb. 1951 524,216 226,124 1,075,259 130,965 2,970,152 367,668 529,706 1,683,821 198.604 2,103,210 116,939 127,593 139,863,800 145,309 1,200,059 255,698 842,794 273.605 405,407 170,210 875,910 104,370 2,328,645 276,704 417,795 1,689,499 185,246 1,651,960 94,764 101,195 120,470,381 123.257 945,118 223,790 660,271 216,384 1,172,088 174,144 457,976 579,884 276,389 921,718 140,029 378,888 513,665 218,919 136,913 138,827 389,930 96,470 143,876 237,872 63,981 106,721 11,595,370 339,397 334,686 213,381 100,422 266,410 107,106 125,692 314,115 82,684 106,266 135,858 354,041 955,959 412,823 3,390,368 7,100,049 1,763,989 842,359 143,044 169,052 58,956 166,120 141,073 68,832 159,582 80,230 1,310,738 146,476 582,918 88,481 81,038 114,522 209,147 52,244 86,129 9,688,091 276,129 281,365 181,360 79,562 201,968 118,147 276,354 677,772 306.960 2,644,421 5,340,316 1,615,153 691.961 115,924 123,035 49,350 124,072 109,999 58,224 133,744 65,197 1,026,620 108,021 449.258 74,722 G.6b DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (in thousands of dollars) February 1951 DISTRICT NO;' 4 - CLEVELAND (Cont'd) Butler Penna. 31,082 ft Erie* 100,472 ft Franklin 7,345 tr Greensburg* 22,772 it Oil City* 17,207 it Pittsburgh* 2,443,523 if Sharon 29,950 Wheeling* W.Va. 60,106 DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND Washington D.C. 923,839 Baltimore* Md. 1,079,345 ft Cumberland ft fku° Frederick II Hagerstown 28,269 Ashevilie N.C. 52,604 Charlotte* 313,818 Durham 94,202 Greensboro 92,099 Kinston 14,764 Raleigh* 136,815 Wilmington 37,316 Wilson 15,983 Winston-Salem 144,966 Charleston C. 68,798 Columbia* 114,130 Greenville* 104,517 Spartanburg 60,656 Charlottesville Va 24,621 Danville 30,623 Lynchburg 44,511 Newport News 38,210 Norfolk* 193,202 Portsmouth 22,814 Richmond* 489,678 Roanoke 99,196 Bluefield W.Va. 45,486 Charleston 134,552 Clarksburg 31,803 Huntington 58,151 Parkersburg 25,910 DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA Anniston Ala. 24,892 Birmingham* " 369,312 Dothan " 17,612 Gadsden " 20,685 Mobile* " 138,680 Montgomery* " 82,840 Jacksonville* Fla. 336,531 Miami " 328,859 Orlando " 73,334 Pensacola* " 37,907 St. Petersburg " 78,139 Tampa* " 163,986 February 1950 25,165 76,718 5,631 16,795 14,573 1,769,231 23,728 54,753 676,990 884,415 18,834 15,713 22,984 43,092 234,606 63,486 70,907 12,370 113,082 30,009 14,292 115,321 60,038 93,201 78,263 46,050 22,047 21,899 33,596 24,197 187,956 18,625 424,286 80,355 30,991 104,302 23,317 49,802 21,520 18,722 289,188 11,891 17,934 114,51*7 69,890 280,lk$ 265,906 64,303 31,774 63,788 139,807 3 months ended — Feb. 195" Feb. 1951 104,339 328,733 23,695 75,117 57,892 8,215,286 100,887 232,172 3,106,771 3,578,769 . 74,580 59,108 94,134 180,558 1,013,595 292,385 307,089 50,704 455,892 119,103 59,256 482,565 220,950 349,792 337,430 207,677 78,592 97,060 141,135 115,813 621,124 73,916 1,619,022 332,736 154,377 492,842 107,380 w 83,615 1,255,663 55,831 70,465 457,477 275,707 1,093,454 1,014,243 230,774 120,721 251,790 525,903 84,03' 250,26; 18,551 56,826 50,937 5,858,383 78,125 195,039 2,284,828 2,923,707 64,527 51,475 80,865 149,859 780,179 231,049 235,752 39,649 371,617 92,865 46,452 402,001 182,417 302,976 253,416 148,882 69,790 80,925 119,135 84,237 633,599 62,673 1,440,302 275^36 121,238 409,251 89,506 178,130 74,128 63,641 1,009,636 40,207 58,678 371,061 232,179 892,462 814,797 198,090 110,327 199,730 450,499 G.6C DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) February - February, ; 1950 1951 DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont'd) Albany Ga. 22,177 30,552 ft Atlanta* 984,229 778,384 U Augusta* 50,646 68,365 tt Brunswick 7,895 10,541 it Columbus 50.666 63,757 tl Elberton 3,339 3,959 ft Macon* 52,905 70,080 tt Newnan 8,158 11,047 fl Savannah* 79,153 97,777 tt Valdosta 10.667 11,639 Baton Rough La. 96,851 101,318 tt Lake Charles 32,966 4l,5U New Orleans* 647,957 738,159 Hattiesburg Miss. 16,582 18,707 it Jackson 132,665 156,279 it Meridian 23,472 27,602 it Vicksburg* 22,021 21,993 Chattanooga* Tenn. 128,677 164,312 tt Knoxville* 96,600 128,397 tt Nashville* 294,183 325,526 DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO Aurora 111. 29,572 35,462 u Bloomington* 35,408 40.234 II Champaign-Urbana 35,289 41,876 t! Chicago* 7,397,435 8,570,383 fl Danville 28,360 33,649 II Decatur* 53,384 69,511 It Elgin 20,468 23,821 II Joliet 34,157 40,630 II Moline 24,658 29,014 II Peoria* 141,211 188,845 II Rockford* 83,381 110,047 II Springfield 61,055 74,104 Fort Wayne* Ind. 103.689 137,310 Gary 51,578 62,372 II Hammond 29,412 34,527 II Indianapolis* 549,783 709,172 It Lafayette 35,707 36,672 11 Muncie 30,231 36,960 II South Bend* 181.690 142,337 II Terre Haute Burlington Iowa 15'7% It Cedar Rapids* 64,352 85,670 tt Clinton 14,454 18,360 tt Davenport* 56,157 72,910 fl Des Moines* 235,604 2 8 8 , 0 9 4 II Dubuque* 36,197 45,687 II Mason City 23,792 3 0 , 5 5 2 II Muscatine 8,988 11,495 It Ottumwa 25,340 3 0 , 8 8 3 11 Sioux City* II Waterloo* ttin 3 months ended — Feb. 1951 Feb. 1950 100,742 3,194,582 222,639 34,190 217,421 12,879 229,585 38,023 337,611 39,778 343,622 74,302 2,543,612 169,108 26,681 165,948 11,128 181,887 27,898 259,052 35,021 319,673 110,409 2,462,950 59,607 517,866 93,539 86,128 561,514 442.716 1,116,616 2,143,084 ' 52,183 433,438 75,343 73,212 456,679 359,550 138,808 968,588 119,241 99,501 141,122 115,034 110,688 147,749 29,817,930 24,173,859 114,239 95,460 251,182 183,819 80,538 68,092 138,330 111,896 80,931 93,323 624,980 461,711 354,894 273,370 257,491 203,909 346,144 451.271 208,087 172,766 114.717 95,768 2,319,381 1,834,794 116,005 124,565 125.272 102,148 667,189 558,571 230,888 61,984 M 286,501 217,715 48,503 62,301 187,587 237,775 811,203 1,009,288 122,043 146,067 84,212 109,130 32,363 40,999 86,816 103,382 mm B S G.6d DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) February 1951 - CHICAGO (Cont'd) Mich. 11 it 11 II ft u It It ft It It Wis. It If it It It fl - ST. LOUIS Ark. 11 It II II Tex.) " 111. Nat. Stock Yds. ft 100,098 20,374 1,067,399 4,938 21,701 13,119 486,805 80,712 18,960 76,210 16,708 866,341 4,584 19,451 10,833 443,476 69,809 13,331 3,362,166 90,186 208,169 155,630 81,789 133,869 27,640 430,468 98,662 38,646 83,767 372,752 98,397 400,842 1,885,845 133,509 54,062 78,314 38,530 27,688 158,785 5,468,379 34,730 190,454 63,820 2,118,408 367,758 72,557 $ 19,419 23,221 33,343 39,875 5,840 7,062 112,130 128,236 22,540 25,683 8,980 11,024 20,304 24,108 89,488 106,312 25,934 29,866 104,892 122,014 461,755 552,293 32,592 37,219 12,866 17,112 18,975 19,403 9,805 11,178 7,456 8,544 42,097 48,800 1,589,078 1,318,815 9,112 10,586 46,310 56,376 16,078 18,160 495,882 554,417 55,562 40,355 170,985 122,167 116,000 88,492 12,381;447 9,219,338 337,029 256,369 679,862 520,276 134,000 173,870 248,671 193,760 319,528 230,519 192,490 136,564 98,429 75,337 269,872 191,077 152,664 183,873 300,328 347,730 62,125 79,019 on Ind. Ky. It ft Miss. Mo. It lilt It tr Tenn. ft - MINNEAPOLIS Minn. ft II 11 11 It 11 It II 12,843 16,871 36,984 53,555 27,544 34,690 3,655,827 2,874,521 82,315 102,264 164,032 208,105 42,156 52,305 57,243 70,749 71,391 97,818 41,158 58,926 22,886 30,964 57,464 83,002 47,821 58,958 91,229 110,834 18,582 23,434 794,894 1,091,623 21,695 26,351 49,626 62,609 40,503 46,020 3 months ended — Feb. 1951 feb. 1950 S DISTRICT NO. 7 Adrian Battle Creek Bay City* Detroit* Flint* Grand Rapids* Jackson Kalamazoo* Lansing* Muskegon Port Huron Saginaw Green Bay Madison Manitowoc Milwaukee* Oshkosh Racine Sheboygan DISTRICT NO. 8 El Dorado Fort Smith Helena Little Rock* Pine Bluff Texarkana (See Alton E. St. Louis & Quincy Evansville* Louisville* Owensboro Paducah Greenville Cape Girardeau Hannibal Jefferson City St. Louis* Sedalia Springfield Jackson Memphis* DISTRICT NO. 9 Duluth* Mankato Minneapolis* Red Wing Rochester St. Cloud St. Paul* South St. Paul Winona February 1950 16,566 75,789 42,255 1,680,619 299,718 59,319 2,665,325 72,257 161,293 134,348 67,452 113,738 22,125 368,299 84,404 31,591 70,153 299,319 84,693 328,277 1,543,585 114,845 42,749 71,300 32,642 24,248 138,754 4,459,740 29,239 152,870 56,385 1,711,736 266,310 56,326 2,857,342 15,566 64,238 36,800 1)430,995 228,218 47,665 G.6e DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (in thousands of dollars) February 2251 DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS (Cont'd) Billings* Mont. 45,105 tt Butte i 43,066 II Great Falls 42,385 It Helena* 26,741 Bismarck N. Dak. 36,414 Dickinson 5,152 II Fargo* 62,326 II Grand Forks* 19,770 11 Jamestown 6,039 Minot 16,190 Aberdeen* S.Dak. 27,603 II Sioux Falls 75,564 Eau Claire Wis. 30,099 11 La Crosse 30,611 II Superior* 15,336 DISTRICT NO. 10 - K 3AS CITY Colorado Springs* Colo. 52,021 II Denver* 638,030 II Grand Junction 16,368 II Greeley 27,550 II Pueblo* 43,048 Atchison Kans. 10,707 II Emporia 12,175 II Hutchinson 39,630 II Independence 7,230 II Kansas City* 77,702 II Lawrence 11,662 It Manhattan 10,694 It Parsons 7,469 11 Pittsburg 12,586 II Salina 34,564 It Topeka* 95,117 It Wichita* 284,521 Independence Mo. 11,487 It Joplin* 27,307 II Kansas City* 1,117,355 tt St. Joseph* 100,477 Fremont Neb. 18,089 It Grand Island 25,233 tt Hastings 14,863 It Lincoln 83,815 It Omaha* 603,685 Albuquerque* N.M. 115,035 It Santa Fe 30,224 Bartlesville* Okla. 146,975 It Enid 33,688 II Guthrie 4,703 II Lawton 15,874 tt Muskogee* 23,292 t t Norman 8,112 II Oklahoma City* 361,971 It Okmulgee 6,511 I t Ponea City 18,044 It Tulsa* 554,344 Casper Wyo. 28,864 It Cheyenne 30,249 February 1950 37,032 38,325 40,752 29,565 38,439 4,093 60,532 19,832 4,956 13,619 23,836 61,863 3 months ended — Feb. 1951 Feb. 1950 156,964 147,649 154,971 96,824 116,260 20,116 217,104 124,745 130,875 128,606 86,010 113,379 16,134 186,645 68,066 61,519 21,130 57,415 89,262 25,220 26,541 12,072 255,509 99,372 102,755 48,758 36,181 449,882 11,958 19,444 34,413 8,001 9,059 32,810 6,136 56,226 9,513 2,021,689 53,444 87,726 149,043 35,163 41,978 131,562 24,670 252,386 36,038 12,039 28,014 81,815 227,644 23,469 895,128 84,702 14,629 19,846 72,093 415,073 85,866 169,017 m 74,693 202,472 80,980 89,498 36,830 118,019 1,465,866 40,320 60,641 116,294 28,433 31,725 112,789 20,122 201,073 31,318 42,626 122,717 313,646 882,356 36,104 93,438 289,139 707,615 91,949 75,838 3,017,933 281,755 47,368 66,718 3,820,910 367,919 67,096 86,929 282,226 1,984,504 360,768 232,531 1,386,768 281,525 396,516 110,640 133,710 32,909 3,811 493,058 15,564 12,855 21,715 94,655 77,650 306,05£ 1,208,521 22,000 1,000,343 20,013 1,838,807 1,509,324 6,261 445,946 26,101 26,191 111,594 105,154 112,896 84,857 90,259 G.6f DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (in thousands of dollars) February 1951 DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS Tucson* Ariz. La • Monroe tt Shreyeport* N.M. Roswell Tex. Abilene n Amarillo tt Austin* it Beaumont* tt Corpus Christ! it Corsicana tt Dallas* tt El Paso* tt Fort Worth* tt Galveston tt Houston* tt Laredo tt Lubbock it Port Arthur tt San Angelo it San Antonio Texarkana* (See Ark.)" It Tyler 11 Waco* 1! Wichita Falls DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO Phoenix Ariz. Bakersfield Calif. tt Berkeley tt Fresno* It Long Beach* II Los Angeles* ft Modesto tt Oakland* tt Pasadena* tt Riverside tt Sacramento* tt San Bernardino It San Diego* It San Francisco* ir San Jose tt Santa Barbara tt Santa Rosa tt Stockton* Boise* Idaho Reno* Nev. Eugene Ore. ft Portland* tt Salem Ogden* Utah tt Salt Lake City* Bellingham Wash. ft Everett tt Seattle* If Spokane* It Tacoma* ft Walla Walla It Yakima* 75,206 38,315 140,876 20,063 46,692 121,745 150,855 106,024 101,424 11,493 1,295,064 164,393 387,376 68,258 1,219,286 18,638 104,149 35,545 41,442 320,080 16,706 43,300 65,122 65,998 February 1959 -54,077 32,730 '127,037 16,234 39,296 93,819 119,387 92,025 85,346 9,017 1,034,758 134,157 305,189 60,785 988,159 16,629 87,951 32,181 31,072 258,573 13,905 38,867 57,166 53,187 3 months ended-Feb. 1951 Feb. 1950 231,084 132,089 522,916 68,575 164,587 390,818 492,441 342,121 150,943 208,507 222,327 184,36% 4,538,160 553,094 1,380,982 225,598 4,291,556 63,201 377,079 121,929 132,515 1,074,606 53,606 849,700 190,897 424,049 87,596 74,608 307,149 654,080 126,375 634,180 165,304 2,851,405 11,718,602 512,315 131,570 42,363 638,503 56,755 291,545 2,569,143 131,469 41,825 27,667 69,334 83,500 53,338 55,547 630,123 59,702 378,374 101,797 33,913 583,174 48,811 237,276 2,214,790 100,409 36,301 22,217 51,83C 66,652 244,557 23,848 29,362 764,867 166,463 149,813 23,575 40,950 68,281 35,867 35,842 436,076 62,26 52,37% 193,126 15,951 22,361 ?2(^20^ 110,443 18,612 33,402 122,962 298,927 4l6,o48 304,824 257,905 34,243 3,517,076 458,309 1,051,427 205,984 3,290,007 51,344 306,843 102,570 102,886 832,405 45,691 129,747 255,514 113,139 92,659 189,210 200,226 3,497,831 56,050 169,2# 113,552 442,949 51,299 1,545,593 398,376 134,739 1,660,595 187,182 920,606 8,764,754 425,267 138,583 91,339 226,538 275,658 173,265 185,632 1,999,285 187,523 209,812 169,80? 630,62c 346,45( 251,30; 459,46% 517,52] 9,330,38' 1,210,02! 333,l8(i 111,26: l,527,78f 151,921 7 , ® $ 333,55 115,23' 72,98' 173,14' 238,08' 133,56: 131,55: 1,491,56; 177,63' 161,4y 852,652 667,10! 57,80' 77,41 W 147,798 t-M 80,230 107,271 2,507,661 544,911 118,84
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