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Form F. R. 285

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STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS
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For immediate release

Board of Governors
of the Federal Reserve System
March 9, 191+2

BANK DEBITS— DEBITS TO DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS
Bank debits as reported by banks in leading centers for the week ended
March 1+ aggregated $11,757*000,000, Total debits during the 13 weeks ended
March 1+ amounted to $ll+.6,385,000,000, or 17 per cent above the total reported for
the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there was an in­
crease of 9 per cent compared wit h the corresponding period a year ago, and at the
other reporting centers there was an increase of 22 per cent.
\
SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS
(In m i 1'H o n s of del].ars)
Week jencled
Mar. $,
i^ar • 1+ ,
I9hl
19U2

Federal
Reserve
District
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St, Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco

•

x

Total, 27U reporting centers
New York City*
ll+O other centers*
153 other reporting centers

'689
b,kn
650
871+
437
392
1,817
3 7U
215
377
295
1,16 8

551
4,272
571
723
1+05
339
1,528
312
188
295
237
908

11.757
3 ,9$9
6,732
1,036

10,329
5,866
5,620
81+3

13 weeks ended
Mar. 5,
Mar. I+,
19U2
19U1
8,51+7
57,067
8,052
io,8i*l
5,919
5 ,0 71
22,133
I*.,812
2,721
1+.705 •
i+,062
12,1+57
11+6,385
51,889
8l,S20
12,976

7,275
52,133
6 ,701+
9,033 1
1+.859
l+,063
18,368
3,818
2,098
3,720
3.167
10,152
125,389
1+7.7U6
67,253
10,391

DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER,DURING THE ViEEK ENDED MARCH 1+, 19^2
(In thousands o.f dollars)
DISTRICT NO, •2 - N EW YORK (Cont'd)
DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON
6,035
Elmira
N, Y.
Conn,
81+,358
Hartford
ft
1
1
bJi75
Jamestown
29,181+
New Haven
tt
11
New York
3,989.075
11,372
Waterbury
» 1 wft
Poughkeepsie
5,052
l+,l+53 '
Maine
Bangor
tt
Tt
39,839
Rochester
18,1+52
Portland
ft
29,896
1+05,701
Syracuse
Q."BS•
Boston
tt
tt
10,515
Utica
5,1+21
Brockton
ttv
6,970
Fall River.
tf
Holyoke
l+»ll+7
DISTRICT NO, 3 - PHILADELPHIA
tt
35,161
Del,
Wilmington
Lowell
4,335
tt
18,688
6,072
N. J,
Camden
Lynn
tt
tt
21,207
Trenton
6,651
New Bedford
tf
7,730
Penna.
Allentown
Springfield
21,951
tt
ft
3,078
Altoona
21,538
Worcester
tt
6,1+01
5,662
Manchester
Chester
N. H.
tt
ll+,561+
1+9,1+01+
Providence
Harrisburg
R* X*
tt
3,112
Hazleton
Burlington
3,155
vt.
tt
6,011
Johnstown
tf
11,277
Lancaster
DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEtf YORK
tt
2,228
6,618
Lebanon
Conn*
Stamford
tt
3,365
Norristown
3,837
Montclair
N. J.
tt
tf
i+71+,811
111,158
Philadelphia
Newark
tt
10,091
Reading
Northern New Jersey
tt
1 2 ,081
56,81+6
Scranton
Clearing House Assn.*
tt
7,509'
11,819
Wilkes-Barre
Passaic
• N. J.
tt
3,796 .
1+7,803
Williamsport
N.
Y.
Albany
tt
tt
6,968
9,031
'
York
Binghamton
tt
87,81+7
Buffalo
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♦ Included in' the national series covering !11+1 centers,available beginning with 1919*




Farm F. R. 285-a
DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENT ,DURING THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 4 , 1942
(In thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont'd)
DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND
2,081
Ga,
Albany
Ky.
Lexington
5,525
tt
Atlanta
79,899
Ohio
27,908
Akron
tt
n
Augusta
9,505
Canton
15,014tt
tr
831
Brunswick
Cincinnati
128,575
tt
ti
Columbus
5,899
215,468
Cleveland
ti
tt
Elberton
339
67,061
Columbus
ti
»
t
7,397
Macon
28,514
Dayton
it
tt
802
Newnan
4 ,110
Hamilton
ii
tt
Savannah
9,375
6,083
Lima
tt
tt
Valdosta
1,437
1,701
Lorain
tt
La,
New
Orleans
71,484
Middletown
' 4,651
tt
Miss,
Hattiesburg
2,590
6,631
Springfield
it
tt
3,398
Jackson
2,918
Steubenville
tt
tt
4,486
Meridian
Toledo
46,455
it
tt
5,082
Vicksburg
Warren
4,505
tt
Tenn,
Chattanooga
15,963
Youngstown
16,041
tt
tt
Knoxville
11,212
Zanesville
2,767
tt
Nashville
31,137
Pa.
3,252
Butler
tt
11,18 5
Erie
tt
DISTRICT NO, 7 - CHICAGO
1,228
Franklin
tt
111. /
Aurora
4 ,n 4
Greensburg
3,235
ft
tt
Bloomington
1,210
4,938
Homestead
tt
Champaign-Urbana tt
3,566
5,138
Oil City
tt
tt
Chicago
259,102
986,829
Pittsburgh
It
Danville
W. Va.
3,263
Wheeling
7,734
It
Decatur
6,802
**
Elgin
DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND
2,583
tf
Moline
D. C.
2,809
Washington
103,627
ft
Peoria
Md.
Baltimore
2 0 , il7
149,073
1!
tt
Rockford
11,160
Cumberland
2,505
ft
u
Springfield
3,730
Hagerstown
7,987
Ind#
Fort
Wayne
12,104
Asheville
4,209
XN. C.
tt
tt
Gary
22,492
Charlotte
4,771
tt
tt
Hammond
3,124
7,485
Durham
tt
tt
Indianapolis
Greensburo
7,312
74,584
tt
tt
South Bend
15,252
15,969
Raleigh
tt
tt
Terre Haute
6,321
7,072
Wilmington
n
Iowa
Cedar
Rapids
10,185
10,732
Wins't on-Sal em
tt
Clinton
S. c .
Charleston
7,634
2,005
tt
ft
Davenport
9,722
Columbia
6,753
I
tt
tt
Des Moines
31,807
Greenville
7,343
tt
tt
Dubuque
2,906
3,781
Spartanburg
ti
Mason
City
2,700
Va.
3,838
Danville
tt
tt
Muscatine
1,312
Lynchburg
4,453
tt
tt
Sioux
City
3,232
13,958
Newport News
tt
ti
Waterloo
7,706
22,578
Norfolk
tt
Mich
•
Adrian
2,188
Portsmouth
1,474
tt
tt
Battle Creek
59,482
Richmond
4,693
tt
n
Bay City
4,098
8,743
Roanoke
tt
Detroit
16,780
W. Va*
Charleston
375,053
* tt
tt
Flint
Huntington
5,869
9,589
tt
Grand Rapids
16,827
tt
Jackson
DISTRICT NO. 6 ~ ATLANTA
5 ,4o4
tt
Kalamazoo
Ala.
Birmingham
39,497
8,397
tt
tt
Lansing
7,086
1,522
Dothan
tt
tt
Saginaw
20,215
Mobile
7,497’
tt
Wisf
Gr-jen Bay
7,730
Montgomery
5,189
it
Manitowoc
Flaf
Jacksonville
27,246
2,747
tt
tt
Milwaukee
104,462
Miami
17,289
tt
tt
Oshkosh
/3,908
Pensacola
3,089
tt
tt
Shebpygan
7,720
Tampa
11,393
Corrected figures-* -weak ended February
Jackson, Miss., 8,174-} Meridian, Miss




, 194-2:
4,392*

Hattiesburg, Miss., 2,392;

Form F. R. 285-b
DEBITS BY B A M S IN EACH REPORTING CENTER,DURING THE 'AEEK ENDED MARCH k, 1942
(In thousands of dollars)
DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY (Cont'd)
DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS
Okla.
Muskogee
Ark.
El Dorado
1,867
2,761
it
n
Oklahoma City
Fort Smith
4,802
31,225
11
Okmulgee
Helena
"
49 0
,755
1
1
Tulsa
Little Rock
"
13,903
44,685
Wyo.
Casper
Pine Bluff
"
3,029
1,532
n
Cheyenne
Texarkana
"
2,858
(See also Tex.)
4,679
East St. Louis & Nat*l
DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS
Ariz,
Stock Yards
Tucson'
111.
14,550
4,155
La.
Shreveport
Quincy
2,821
14,791
Roswell
Evansville
Ind.
N. M.
9,060
1,343
Louisville
Abilene
Tex.
Ky.
63,318
2,855
tl
it
Owensboro
Austin
1,724
9,376
w
Greenville
Beaumont
Miss,
2,062
7,433
tt
Corsicana
-St. Louis
Mo.
190 ,1*20
993
tt
Sedalia
Dallas
823
88,766
tt
El Paso
Springfield
11,422
4,993
tt
Memphis
Fort Worth
Tenn.
55,396
27,993
tt
Galveston
6,886
tl
Houston
MINNEAPOLIS
79,489
tt
Duluth
Minn.
Port Arthur
2,630
10,974
n
n
San Antonio
Minneapolis
22,299
107,113
tt
Texarkana
Red Wing
663
St, Paul
(See also A r k . )
53,616
1,767
tt
Tyler
South St. P e.ul
10,634
3,005
tt
Waco
W inona
1,816
4,985
tt
'Wichita Falls
Mont.
Billings
5,205
3,236
1
1
Helena
2,671
Dickinson
N. D.
DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO
1*48
11
Fargo
Phoenix
Ariz.
6,184
15,637
Calif.
Grand Forks
Bakersfield
* 6,386
1,523
tt
Berkeley
Jamestown
8,970
489
tt
~*
Minot
Fresno
1,221
11,719
Aberdeen
S. D.
Long Beach
17,1*1*8
1,704
tl
11
Sioux Falls
Los Angeles
8,065
31*4,468
tt
La Crosse
•Vis.
Oakland
2,670
44,717
tt
tt
Superior
Pasadena
1,669
9,765
fl
Sacramento
52,006
tt
San Bernardino
DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY
3,792
tl
San Diego
Colorado" Springs CoToT------------ 3 , 2 3 6
35,011
fl
Denver
San Francisco
368,436
51,354
tt
Grand Junction
San Jose
807
8,657
tl
Pueblo
Santa Barbara
3,432
4,033
tt
Stockton
Atchison
Kans •
994
6,315
tt
Hutchinson
Idaho
Boise
3,306
5,1*44
Independence
Reno
Nev.
4,086
765
Kansas City
Ore,
Eugene
5,183
3,135
tt
Lawrence
Portland
1,338
57,393
tt
Pittsburg
Salem
1,781
5,214
Topoka
Ogden
Utah
6,466
4,708
11
Wichita
Salt Lake City
23,304
Mo.
Joplin
Yfesh.
Bellingham
3,732
2,303
Tt
tf
Kansas City
Everett
98,194
2,904
tt
St. Joseph
Seattle
87,321
8,649
tt
Fremont
Neb.
Spokane
14,581
1,135
tl
tl
Lincoln
Tacoma
8,086
15,091
II
Omaha
.Talla Walla
2,046
54,191
fl
Albuquerque
Yakima
N. M.
5,118
3,702
Bartlesville
Okla.
7,121
Enid
2,634
Guthrie
410

24,968

Corrected figures— week ended February 25, 1942s
Wash., 11,620.


Spokane,


Seattle, Tkash., 69,938;