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form F. R. 285

S M 9 M T FOR THE PRESS

For TffiTnediate release

BANK DEBITS

Board of Governors
of the Federal Reserve System
March 3? 1941

Debits to deposit accounts (except interbank accounts^ as reported by omks
in leading cities for the week ended February 26, aggregated $8,785,000,000. Total
debits during the 13 weeks ended February 26, amounted to $124,891,000,000* or 10
percent above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago. At bonks
in New York City there was an increase of 7 percent compared with the corresponding
period a year ago, and at the other reporting centers there was an increase of 13
percent.
SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS
Week ended
February 26, February 28,
1940
1941 ,

Federal
Reserve
District
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
I.linneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Total, 274 reporting centers
Hew York City*
140 Other leading centers*
133 Other centers_________

13 weeks ended
February 26 , February 28,
1940
1941

477
3,744
436
598
327
284
1,307
259
137
259
222
734

398
2,937
371
474
264
245
1,132
220
134
239
187
642

7,224
51,954
6,674
8,974
4,847
4,043
18,301
3,815
2,094
3,705
3,178
10,082

6,174
48,590
6,078
7,456
4,061
3,557
16,694
3,333
2,043
3,469
2,837
8,911

8,785
3,444
4,631
710

7,243
2,673
3,983
587

124^891
47,626
66,880
109385_

113,204
44,533
59,489
9,182

DEBITS BY BANKS IH EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 26 , 1941
(in thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO. 2. - NEW YORK (Cont'd)
DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON
3,424
Conn,
Hartford
49,599 Elmira
tt
3,102
n
Jamestown
New Haven
18,363
it
tt
3,443,959
Waterbury
7,375 New York
tt
4,070
Poughkeepsie
Maine
Bangor
3,293
tt
28,406
tt
7,601 Rochester
Portland
tt
22,800
300,184 Syracuse
Mass.
Boston
tt
tt
8,424
3,106 Utica
Brockton
tt
4,666
Fall River
ti
DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA
2,704
Holyoke
Del,
24,392
tt
3,368 Wilmington
Lowell
1
1
12,928
N. J.
4,298 Camden
Lynn
tt
tt
14,805
4,678 Trenton
New Bedford
tt
Penna.
5,597
Springfield
14,373 Allentown
tt
tt
2,571
14,207 Altoona
Worcester
ti
3,745
Chester
3,517
Uanchester
N. H.
tt
9,168
33,213 Harrisburg
Providence
R. I.
it
2,124
2,155 Hazleton
Vt.
Burlington
ti
3,367
Johnstown
tt
5,222
Lancaster
DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK
tt
1,637
4,719 Lebanon
Conn.
Stamford
tt
2,422
Norristown
3,251
Montclair
H. J.
tt
315,481
tt
76,488
Philadelphia
Ne\7ark
tt
9,202
Reading
Northern New Jersey
tt
9,674
35,458
Scranton
Clearing House Assn.
tt
5,647
Wilkes-Barre
7,513
Passaic
”
tt
2,590
Williamsport
41,681
Albany
N. Y*
tt
5,390
5,000
York
Binghamton
M
55,708
Buffalo
"

*Centers for


nhich bank debit figures are available back to 1919.

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DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 26,1941
(In thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont*d)
DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND
1,278
Ga.
Albany
Ky.
4,325
Lexington
tt
61,279
Atlanta
15,530
Ohio
Akron
tt
5,357
n
Augusta
10,636
Canton
tt
603
Brunswick
n
85,278
Cincinnati
tt
5,519
it
Columbus
145,550
Cleveland
tt
264
it
Elberton
34,404
Colunbus
tt
6,106
it
Macon
16,710
Dayton
tt
415
it
Newnan
2,723
Hamilton
tt
7,276
Savannah
ti
3,335
Lina
tt
916
Valdosta
it
1,201
Lorain
49,490
La**
n
New Orleans
2,602
Middletown
2,116
Hiss.
Hattiesburg
ti
4,280
Springfield
tt
4,899
ti
Jackson
2,047
Steubenville
tt
3,122
it
Meridian
36,803
Toledo
tt
1,348
n
Vicksburg
2,989
Warren
9,966
Tenn.
Chattanooga
n
12,340
Youngstown
tt
8,245
Knoxville
ii
2,007
Zanesville
tt
20,598
Nashville
2,158
Pa.
Butler
n
7,323
Erie
ii
DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO
686
Franlclin
2,976
111.
it
Aurora
1,631
Greensburg
tt
2,754
Bloomington
n
818
Homestead
tt
C h a m p a ig n -U r b a n a
n
3,383
2,030
Oil City
tt
691,015
i
i
Chicago
192,063
Pittsburgh
tt
2,461
Danville
5,825
Va.
Wheeling
tt
4,664
Decatur
tt
I,830
Elgin
DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND
tt
1,774
Moline
61,486
D,. C.
Washington
tt
14,855
Peoria
92,103
Md.
Baltimore
tt
7,483
Rockford
n
1,684
Cumberland
tt
5,741
Springfield
ti
2,434
Hagerstown
7,238
Ind.
Fort Wayne
3,228
N. C.
Asheville
tt
4,901
it
Gary
21,513
Charlotte
tt
2,264
Hammond
6.347
Durham
tt
48,422
Indianapolis
5,408
Greensboro
tt
II,881
South Bend
ti
11,200
Raleigh
tt
5,447
Terre Haute
it
3,167
Wilmington
Iowa
6,793
Cedar Rapids
ii
8,665
Winston-Salem
tt
1,316
5,358
Clinton
s.
C.
Charleston
tt
7,479
n
Davenport
7,493
Columbia
tt
20,496
ii
Des Moines
4,870
Greenville
tt
2,245
Dubuque
n
3,838
Spartanburg
»
2,273
Mason City
2,003
Va.
Danville
tt
730
it
Muscatine
3.348
Lynchburg
tt
8,658
Sioux City
n
3,473
Newport News
tt
Waterloo
n
3,933
15,704
Norfolk
1,086
Mich.
n
Adrian
1,433
Portsmouth
tt
2,887
Battle
Creek
i
t
38,105
Richmond
tt
2,744
n
Bay City
6,660
Roanoke
tt
311,592
Detroit
13,578
W. Va.
Charleston
tt
7,288
11
Flint
3,732
Huntington
tt
13,404
Grand Rapids
tt
3,625
Jackson
DISTRICT 130. 6 - ATLANTA
tt
5,884
Kalamazoo
24,000
Ala.
Birmingham
tt
5,599
it
Lansing
718
Dothan
tt
1
1
Saginaw
5,593
9,357
Mobile
3,482
Wis.
it
Green
Bay
5,087
Montgomery
tt
1,475
Manitowoc
Fla.
Jacksonville
25,493
tt
63,004
Milwaukee
tt
19,057
Miami
tt
2,213
Oshkosh
ti
2,618
Pensacola
tt
Sheboygan
3,843
1
1
8,878
Tampa



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DEBITS BY BANKS IH EACH REPORTING CENTER , DURING THE WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY

26, 1941

(in thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT MO. 8 - ST. LOUIS
Ark*
El Dorado
!!
Fort Smith
II
Helena
II
Little Rock
II
Pine Bluff
tt
Texarkana
(See also Tex.)
East St. Louis & Nat»l
Stock Yards
111.
it
Quincy
Ind.
Evansville
Ky.
Louisville
it
Owensboro
Greenville
Miss.
Mo.
St, Louis
it
Sedalia
«
Springfield
Tenn,
Memphis

1,442
2,741
305
9,629
1,771
673
9,461
2,103
8,777
48,869
1,359
1,218
130,700
476
3,539
36 ,238

DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS
Minn.
7,761
Duluth
"
67,408
Minneapolis
"
438
Red Wing
»
33,199
St, Paul
n
South St, Paul
6,273
11
1,145
Winona
3,158
Mont,
Billings
n
1,998
Helena
246
N. D.
Dickinson
n
4,491
Fargo
»i
1,036
Grand Forks
n
412
Jamestown
1
1
780
Minot
1,072,
S. D.
Aberdeen
1
1
4,893
Sioux Falls
Wis,
2,291
•La Crosse
ii
879
Superior
DISTRICT MO. 10 - KANSAS CITY
2,778
Colo,
Colorado Springs
ii
36,210
Denver
«
Grand Junction
711
n
Pueblo
3,345
Kans.
Atchison
629
11
Hutchinson
2,363
11
Independence
636
ti
Kansas City
3,510
ti
Lawrence
631
11
Pittsburg
985
ti
Topeka
4,565
it
Wichita
13,661
Mo.
Joplin
1,973
n
Kansas City
67,339
11
St, Joseph
6,327
Neb.
Fremont
587
«
Lincoln
5,972
11
Omaha
35,905
N. M.
Albuquerque
4,359
Okla,
Bartlesville
7,714
11
Enid
2,057
it
Guthrie
291



DISTRICT HO. 10 - KANSAS CITY (Cont’d
2,001
Okla.
Muskogee
n
23,932
Oklahoma City
«
668
Okmulgee
n
26,917
Tulsa
1,396
Wyo,
Casper
ti
1,974
Cheyenne
DISTRICT NO. 11
Tucson
Shreveport
Roswell
Abilene
Austin
Beaumont
Corgi cfuia
Dallas
El Paso
Fort Worth
Galveston
Houston
Port Arthur
San Antonio
Texarkana
(See also Ark,)
Tyler
Waco
Wichita Falls

- DALLAS
Ariz.
La,
N. M,
Tex,
11
tt
11
11
tt
it
11
tt
ti

2,975
10,251
1,048
3,813
5,773
7,234
717
60,740
11,836
19,472
4,714
62,236
2,421
18,347

tt

11
ti
it

1,150
2,472
3,035
3,846

DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO
Ariz.
10,453
Phoenix
3,876
Calif.
Bakersfield
it
5,157
Berkeley
n
7,197
Fresno
n
9,528
Long Beach
it
218,396
Los Angeles
n
27,860
Oakland
ti
6,446
Pasadena
11
Sacramento
33,210
11
San Bernardino
3,102
11
19,181
San Diego
11
San Francisco
225,423
n
San Jose
4,636
11
Santa Barbara
2,412
11
Stockton
3,769
Idaho
Boise
3,688
Nev.
Reno
2,641
Ore
Eugene
2,019
11
Portland
39,235
n
Salem
4,070
Utah
Ogden
7,591
11
Salt Lake City
15,060
Wash.
Bellingham
1,587
it
Everett
2,266
11
Seattle
50,740
11
Spokane
10,586
n
Tacoma
10,148
it
Walla Walla
1,236
ti
Yakima
2,400