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For;;* F. R. 285 t 9 A STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS For immediate release Board of 'Governors , of the Federal Reserve System March' 23, 1942 BANK DEBITS— DEBITS TO DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS Bank debits as reported by banks in leading centers for the weeK ended March 18 aggregated $12,363,000,000. Total debits during the 13 weeks ended March 18 amounted to $ 143,904,000,000, or 16 per cent above the total reported for the corre sponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there was an increase of 7 per cent comparod with the corresponding p e r i o d ’ a year ago, and at the other re porting centers there was an increase of 21 per cent. Federal ' Reserve District Boston New York Philadelphia, Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco SUMMARY B Y FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS _______ (In millions of dollars) Week ended 13 weeks ended: Mar. 19, Mar. 18, Mar. 18, Mar. 19, 1942 1942 I94I 1941 oil 7,052 683 8,409 4,828 4,895 55,709 51,737 7,896 675 6,570 ■ 559 10,t96 931 765 8,975 500 5,882 424 4,839 5,048 4,067 417 345 1,888 1,652 21,772 18,399 396 4,736 333 3,773 2,660 227 2,071 173 400 4,681 332 3,716 4,022 278 351 3,179 1,066 10,134 857 12,393 Total, 274 reporting centers N e w ’York City* 140 other centers* 133 other reporting centers 12,363 4,289 0,967 • 1,10 7 11,22 3 4,514 5,816 893 143,904 50,464 80,567 12,873 124,5i2 47,282 66,909 10,322 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER,DURING THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 18, 1942 (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON DISTRICT NO. 2 - NE W YORK (Cont'd) Hartford Conn. ^lmira'^ 7,223 N. Y. 91,514 ti Tt 4,601 New; Haven 28,601 Jamestown n II 4 , 289,068 Waterbury New York 11,848 tt Bangor 4,881 Maine Poughkeepsie It, 866 n 11 Portland 19,468 Rochester 42,835 tt Boston 380,896 Syracuse Mass. 35,409 11 tt 6,163 Utica Brockton 10,667 11 Fall River 7,249 it Holyoke DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA 4 ,H 3 11 Lowell Del. Wilmington 47,563 4,713 n Lynn Camden N. J. 6,-542 20,0?4 tt 11 19,876 6,832 New Bedford Trenton it 21,868 Allentown Springfield Penna* 8,553 tt ir " 2 1,12 1 3,067 Altoona Worcester »t 7,082 Chester Manchester N. H. 5,695 ti Providence Harrisburg 57,667 14,934 R. I. it 3,059 Vt. Hazleton Burlington 3,687 it 6,101 Johnstown tt Lancaster 10,049 DISTRICT NO. 2 - N E W YORK tt 2 , 69O Lebanon Stamford Conn. 8,167 tt 3,694 4,318 Norristown Montclair N. J. tt 11 Philadelphia 478,564 Newark 119,077 tt 11,824 Northern N ^ w Jersey Reading it 48,650 15,581 Clearing House Assn. Scranton tt it 7,900 Wilkes-Barre Passaic 14,724 tt Williamsport Albany 147,576 4,531 N. Y. ft n 8,664 9,363 Binghamton York 1 1 Buffalo 82,337 ♦ Included in 'the national series covering !Li+l centers,available beginning wit h 1919* T5 £ O O Form F. R. 285-a DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER,DURING THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 18, 191+2 (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA Lexington Ky. Albany Ga. 5,258 2*139 tt Akron Ohio 30,1+1+2 Atlanta 74>912 tf tt Canton 16,191 Augusta 9,806 tt ti Cincinnati 138,820 922 Brunswick ff tt Cleveland 238,850 Columbus 7,633 tf tt Columbus Elberton 59,710 427 It tt Dayton 30,81+1 Macon 7,112 ff tt Hamilton l+,276 Newnan 808 ft tt Lim Savannah 4,501+ 10,147 tr tt Lorain Valdosta 1,847 1,423 tf Middletown 4,602 New Orleans La. 75,753 11 Springfield Hattiesburg Miss, 6,357 2,744 it tt Steubenville 2,627 Jackson 18,027 tt tt Toledo 51,748 Meridian 4,184 tt tt Warren 5,078 Vicksburg 2,306 it Young stovra 17,842 Chattanooga Tenn. 19,145 tt ft Zanesville Knoxville 2,855 11,299 tt Butler Pa. 3,596 Nashville 28,526 tt Erie 13,284 tt Franklin 1,181 DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO ti Greensburg 2,718 Aurora ill. 4,245 n tt Homestead Bloomington 1,217 3,862 tt Oil City 4,561 Champaign-Urbana ” 4,273 n tt Pittsburgh 275,606 Chicago 1,028,807 tt Wheeling W.'Va. Danville ■ 7,296 3 ,1 1 2 tt Decatur 6,951 tt DISTRICT NO. 5 - R-ICffii0ND Elgin 2,709 u Washington D. C. Moline 105,193 3,252 n Baltimore Kd# Peoria 142,794 21,591 tt tt Cumberland Rockford 3,259 11,627 tt tt Hagerstown Springfield 3,907 8,567 Asheville N. C. 4,824 Fort Wayne Ind. 12,309 tt tt Charlotte Gary 35,187 4,905 tt it Durham 7,828 Hammond 3,469 tt ft Greensboro 8,231 Indianapolis 87,72 6 tt it Raleigh South Bend 14,543 14,472 tt ti Wilmington 5,912 Terre Haute 8,314 tt Winston-Salem 17,042 Cedar Rapids Iowa 8,755 tt Charleston s.c. Clinton 2 ,12 6 ■8,973 ft tt Columbia 10,1+1+6 Davenport 7,116 ft it Greenville Des Moines 9,493 43,581 tf 11 Spartanburg Dubuque 4,373 3,284 tt Danville Va. 3,226 Mason City 3,368 tt n Lynchburg 4,864 Muscatine 1,038 ft it Newport News 3,858 Sioux City 14,295 tt tt Norfolk Waterloo 22,259 7,595 tt Portsmouth 2,550 Adrian Mich. 1,4^9 ti tf Richmond 50,272 Battle Creek 4,887 it it Roanoke 9,786 Bay City 4,327 it Charleston W. Va. 15,498 Detroit 365,495 tt tt Huntington 5,807 Flint 9,726 tt Grand Rapids 18,608 tt DISTRICT NO. 6 - j.xTLuiNTii Jackson 6,364 tt Birmingham Ala. 39,346 Kalamazoo 8,130 tt tt Dothan 1,796 Lansing 9,^29 tt tt Mobile 20,098 S aginaw 6,953 tt Montgomery 7,322 Green B a y Wis. 5,276 tt Jacksonville •Fla. 32,113 Manitowoc 2,718 tt tt Miami 21,279 Milwaukee 113,812 M tt Pensacola 4,047 Oshkosh 3,004 tf tt Tampa 13,670 Sheboygan 6.2Z+7 V Corrected figur es--week ended March 1 191+2s South Bend, Ind.- 16,81+4* Form. F. R» 285-b DEBITS BY BAN IS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 18, 191+2 (In thousands o dollars) DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS El Dorado Ark. it *ort Smith tt Helena it Little Rock tt Pine Bluff it Texarkana (See also Tex.) East St. Louis & Nat *1 Stock Yards 111. it Quincy Evansville Ind. Louisville Ky. it Owensboro Miss. Greenville Mo. St. Louis ft Sedalia tf Springfield Term. ' Memphis -1,9 lit 5,371 607 17,501 3,595 i+,505 15»529 3,151* 10,003 61,809 . 1,977 1,817 208., 22k 688 5,386 51+, 069 DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS Minn. Duluth 12,108 tt Minneapolis 112,967 tt Red Wing oil tt St. Paul 56,506 tt South St. Paul 10,1449 tt Winona 2,179 Mont. Billings 3,392 ft Helena 3,735 Dickinson N. D. 505 tt Fargo 6,927 tt Grand Forks l,7ll* tt Jamestown I+69 tt Minot 1 .2QU Aberdeen S. D. 2,7hk tt Sioux Falls 7,513 La Crosse V»is. 2,950 tt Superior 1,506 DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY Colorado Springs Colo. 4,373 tt Denver 50,1*31 n Grand'Junction - 986 tt Pueblo 3,1+93 Kans. Atchison 1,098 tt Hutchinson 2,908 tt Independence 831+ tt Kansas City 5,667 tt Lawrence 1,21+5 rt 1,1+22 Pittsburg tt Topeka 5,203 if Wichita 20,555 Mo. Joplin 1+.1+37 tt 1 1 1 ,1 1 5 Kansas City fT St. Joseph 8,895 Neb. Fremont 91+1 ft Lincoln 7,1+87 tt Omaha 1+9,81+1 5,681+ N. M. Albuquerque Okla. Bartlesville 8,983 J! 3,282 Enid ft Guthrie 508 DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY (Cont’ d) Okla. Muskogee 2,851 tt Oklahoma City 32,319 tt 60I4. Okmulgee ti 60,656 Tulsa Wyo. Casper 1,939 ♦if Cheyenne 1,71+1+ DISTRICT NO. 1 1 - DALLAS Ariz. Tucson La. Shreveport Roswell N •Ivi. Tex. Abilene ft Austin ti Beaumont it Corsicana ti Dallas it El Paso tt Fort Worth tt Galveston tt Houston tt Port Arthur it San Antonio ti Texarkana (See also Ark. ) w Tylor tt Waco tt Wichita Falls DISTRICT NO. Phoenix Bakersfield Berkeley Fresno Long Beach Los Angeles Oakland Pasadena Sacramento San Bernardino San Diego San Francisco San Jose Santa Barbara Stockton Boise Reno Eugene Portland Salem Ogden Salt Lake City Bellingham Everett Seattle Spokane Tacoma Walla Walla Yakima 1+.309 15,769 1,1+65 3,123 22,510 9,023 1,307 100,227 11,1+92 30,061 9,1+50 96,2514 3,233 27,076 2,130 3,111 6,073 1+, 836 1 2 - • SAN FRANCISCO 1 6 ,6 7 2 Aris.’ Calif. 6,229 it 12,301 tt 10,290 tt 17,318 305, 21+6 /f 1+3,865 tt 7,915 n 35,632 ft 3,1*81+ tt 39,563 tt 2714, 1+19 ti 8,095 tf 2,902 tt 6,021 Idaho 7,772 7,818 Nev. Ore. 3,398 tt 67,789 tt Utah tt Wash. ft tt tt tt tt tt 5 ,0 5 6 5,125 23,906 2,622 3,379 103,981+ 17,605 21,1+98 2,230 l+ ,3 l+ 9
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