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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM I (#6a* Immediate Release) May 11, 1951 B A M DEBITS - -DIBITS |0 DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS Bank debits as reported by banks in 3^-2 leading centers for the month of April aggregated 128,437 million dollars. During the past three months total debits amounted to 386 ; 489 million dollars or 23 per cent above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there was an increase of 19 per cent compared with the corresponding three-months period a year agoj and at the other centers there was an increase of 25 per cent. SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS (In millions of dollars) Federal Reserve District April 1951 April 195Q 3 months ended -Apr. 1951 I Apr. 1950 16,946 4,369 5,866 Boston 40,730 150,541 New York 49,9^3 17,045 4,738 Philadelphia 5,781 27,200 6,769 Cleveland 9,371 14,948 3,983 4,900 Richmond 4,100 15,370 Atlanta 5„040 58,261 15,353 Chicago 19,039 11,490 3,161 St. Louis 3,818 2,025 7,477 Minneapolis 2,537 3,836 15,475 Kansas City 5,133 4,007 15,332 Dallas 5,119 9,478 . 36,405 San Francisco 11.1891, 386,489 102,547 128,437 Total, 342 centers 37,025 137,715 New York City* 45,477 207,711 54,657 140 other centers* 69,421 10,865 41,063 201 other centers 13,539 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) April 1951 DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON Conn. Hartford* It New Haven* ft New London IT Waterbury* Maine Bangor* 1 1 Lewi ston-Auburn IT Portland Mass. Boston* Tf Brockton n Fall River* Tt Holyoke* Lowell* tr Lynn f T New Bedford* Pittsfield it Springfield tt Worcester* N.H. Concord It Manchester R.I. Providence* Vt. Burlington tf * 705,691 255,813 30 7O? 82,973 43,951 29,087 81,224 3.374 752 51 982 56 022 37 110 39,205 4 9 464 62 620 36 383 202,404 187,014 26,949 59,081 423,472 29,613 April 1950 520,817 194,764 20,087 59,607 37,914 25,845 75,540 2,433,365 41,990 45,864 31,641 30,604 49,488 49,689 31,378 158,234 137,633 23,097 43,836 331,089 26,107 13,086 126,429 14,488 20,356 11,924 12,635 46,883 9,520 6,265 11,686 12,107 29,168 314,547 115,864 166,145 32,538 3 months ended — Apr. 1951 Apr. 1950 1,983,655 724,243 87 357 1,529,585 565,978 62,372 138,972 93,892 257 421 9 633 923 152,027 172,580 112 759 112,568 158,465 185,463 108,733 582,383 536,335 84,003 173.207 1,331)022 88.460 114,197 77,699 223,254 7,306,213 123,664 138,978 99,223 94,259 149,234 148,958 90,915 465,713 228,181 175,888 409,898 71,485 134,447 1,026,501 77,271 Included in the national series covering 141 centers, available beginning in 1919. G.6a DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) 3 months ended - April April Apr. 1951 Apr. 1950 1950 1951 DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK Bridgeport 398,989 Conn. 137,773 511,624 179,711 If 181,312 Stamford 59,9^2 214,256 71,653 816,005 Jersey City 260,436 N.J. 1,034,252 337,844 11 103,452 Montelair 35,637 43,448 128,994 tl 2,306,478 Newark 768,858 970,132 2,917,350 71 86,044 274,578 Passaic* 127,386 374,724 Tf 401,930 Paterson 128,850 166,560 510,069 1,987,860 Albany* N.Y. 872,537 1,944,349 853,969 n Binghamton* 178,073 59,464 202,448 68,127 ?! 1,609,064 Buffalo* 537,197 697,766 2,074,743 T1 89,276 Elmira 29,515 38,674 113,401 IT 96,482 Jamestown 32,705 42,215 126,113 11 115,864,012 New York* 4 5 , 4 7 7 , 0 6 7 37,025,139 137,714,710 II Poughkeepsie 115,977 39,217 142,544 47,205 II Rochester* 922,937 295,971 1,178,811 375,651 Tl 216,492 Schenectady 77,314 87,909 249,419 II 652,641 208,165 Syracuse* 266,475 830,342 ft Utica 213,296 75,375 90,922 272,721 DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA 873,672 Del. Wilmington* 287,952 1,090.864 353,017 Atlantic City 136,275 N.J. 46,439 181,634 66,709 II Camden 369,613 117,986 148,779 446,379 11 529,708 Trenton* 192,278 632,881 227,073 220,852 Pa. Allentown 92,070 73,522 272,164 Tl 81,014 Altoona* 27,100 33,860 104,158 IT 106,021 Bethlehem 35,512 50,256 140.770 II Chester* 118,995 39,077 48,680 141,036 11 Harrisburg 321,458 105,656 418,643 135,495 II Hazelton 78,524 26,885 27,468 89,421 IT 117,407 Johnstown 41,707 49,632 146,327 It 225,400 Lancaster* 74,386 240,932 72,797 II 51,865 Lebanon 17,132 21,521 64,219 II 84,534 Norristown 27,757 36,155 105,503 11 10,160,916 Philadelphia* 3,275,880 4,008,058 11,721,984 It 278,671 Reading 100,232 110,406 341,789 279,482 Scranton* 97,184 107,071 325,651 173,913 Wilkes-Barre* 57,833 67,409 217,715 78,732 26,415 Williamsport* 100,403 33;419 200,899 66,609 York* 91,381 262,682 DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND 117,999 Covington-Newport Ky. 39,422 41,993 129,797 tl 192,923 Lexington* 63,539 202,310 63,707 676,696 Ohio Akron* 237,927 356,717 992,367 II 320,092 111,803 Canton 141,211 422,741 11 2,598,981 Cincinnati 835,145 1,085,781 3,298,476 tl 5,071,860 1,665,838 Cleveland* 2,556,880 7,108,597 11 Columbus* 1,629,781 534,884 611,009 1,769,956 II Dayton* 665,877 222,131 292,627 869,334 II Hamilton 109,550 35,676 48,210 141,141 11 124,057 Lima 42,152 56,692 170,726 II Lorain 47,338 20,601 15,731 57,657 II 127,211 Mansfield 45,086 54,882 166,273 II 112,624 Middletown 37,443 44,023 138,289 II Portsmouth 59,857 21,049 23,741 69,110 II 131,847 Springfield* 43,251 56,488 164,687 IT 65,281 Steubenville 22,577 26,717 79,493 II 1,015,842 Toledo* 356,671 429,777 1,297,905 11 110,618 Warren 38,856 50,706 151,050 11 Youngstown* 161,958 452,394 201,413 593.771 II Zanesville 78,568 29,396 30,551 89,924 G. 6b DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) April 1951 DISTRICT NO. 4 Butler Erie* Franklin Greensburg* Oil City* Pittsburgh* Sharon Wheeling* DISTRICT NO. 5 Washington Baltimore* Cumberland Frederick Hagerstown Asheville Charlotte* Durham Greensboro Kinston Raleigh* Wilmington Wilson Winston-Salem Charleston Columbia* Greenville* Spartanburg Charlottesville Danville Lynchburg Newport News Norfolk* Portsmouth Richmond* Roanoke Bluefield Charleston Clarksburg Huntington Parkersburg DISTRICT NO. 6 Anniston Birmingham* Dothan Gadsden Mobile* Montgomery* Jacksonville* Miami Orlando Pensacola* St. Petersburg Tampa* April 1950 3 months,ended -Apr. 1951 I Apr. 1950 CLEVELAND (Cont'd) Pa. i t t ! 1 T f t f t !! W.Va. RICHMOND D.C. Md. t i M i t N.C. f t i t If It It 17 If If s.c. f t If t f Va. II I t II f t It II If W.Va. If II f t ft ATLANTA Ala. f t It f t It ft Fla. f t If I t ft 35,972 107,689 8,143 23,465 18,837 2,883,219 30,002 27,957 86,316 6,537 19,739 17,234 1,964,848 26,607 69;638 58,776 1,045,218 784,834 895,610 19,366 17,172 26,446 48,686 264,477 81,910 77,047 11,714 120,485 30,458 14,544 125,108 60,133 101,872 83,632 46,988 23,360 22,103 36,790 30,744 210,602 21,594 457,323 94,443 1,216,264 23,538 20,385 31,169 55,021 321,889 93,535 99,547 14,058 . 137,290 40,430 16,294 155,001 71,874 118,361 105,723 64,723 26,757 27,073 44,970 40,677 205,777 24,237 495,167 107,729 42,295 132,286 32,503 61,554 28,739 27,560 390,160 17>714 20,978 148,985 93,283 344,946 319,893 69,339 39,699 78,799 158,310 41,685 124,087 28,164 56,094 25,995 20,945 327,863 12,518 19,574 112,166 67,358 288,828 273,151 60,753 33,352 66,541 137,590 106,025 333,036 24,041 73,291 56,899 8,383,808 94,945 214,262 82,720 254,278 18,841 57,571 51,764 5,921,590 78,087 181,390 3,098,136 3,610,444 69,227 60,037 93,979 171,319 1,001,432 279,724 299,732 45,443 481,082 121,812 53,501 484,897 213,039 372,208 328,853 197,441 77,756 91,572 142,927 124,583 629,716 73,922 1,550,174 329,325 137,725 427,439 99,709 193,003 87,442 2,295,445 2,789,064 59,990 50,318 77,090 139,939 775,408 221,315 234,615 36,379 400,617 95,994 42,132 384,046 182,341 301,396 252,366 143,099 67,937 83,724 1,205,955 56,004 66,678 462,265 274,060 1,077,770 1,015,529 230,823 123,709 251,107 516,067 68,283 111,141 84,413 635,059 60,593 1,373,774 273,849 108,550 346,065 79,231 160,863 73,046 62,041 975,077 37,938 57,097 353,576 222,389 890,871 860,212 197,512 101,634 203,845 441,482 G.6C DEBITS BY BANKS IN sibfi REPORTING CENTER DISTRICT HO. 6 - ATLANTA Ga. Albany U Atlanta* 11 Augusta* Brunswick M Columbus it Elberton 1 1 Macon* ti Newnan n Savannah* it Valdosta XS • it Baton Rough ti Lake Charles ti New Orleans* Miss, Hattiesburg Jackson ft Meridian t? Vicksburg* Tenn. Chattanooga* t! Knoxville* tl Nashville* DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO 111. Aurora tl Bloomington* tl Champaign-Urbana tl Chicago* " Danville It Decatur* II Elgin Joliet It Moline tl Peoria* It Rockford* It Springfield Ind. Fort Wayne* Gary it Hammond ft Indianapolis* tl Lafayette ft Muncie ft South Bend* t l Terre Haute Iowa Burlington It Cedar Rapids* ft Clinton ft Davenport* ft Des Moines* ft Dubuque* ft Mason City It Muscatine tl Ottumwa ft Sioux City* ti Waterloo* Liars) (In thousands.do] 3 months ended — April April f Apr. 1951 Apr. 1950 1950 1951 (Cont'd) 69,877 96,899 23,065 30,856 2,544,085 843,868 3,154,434 1,053,020 163,095 230,240 57,866 78,755 26,208 33,912 9,142 11,256 169,965 211,996 58,620 69,339 11,248 12,733 3,885 3,985 167,872 228,756 56,562 73,573 24,203 34,097 7,894 11,175 258,959 329,866 83,555 112,028 32,222 37,301 10,477 12,381 300,859 324,948 97,515 109,798 105,371 133,865 33,731 43^469 2,052,949 12,400,650 633,573 805,463 52,257 57,533 17,339 17,961 431,356 511,563 136,837 156,485 77,416 92,512 25,773 31,371 71,557 73,247 23,176 24,509 419,899 537,154 139,931 174,999 312,645 402,786 109,498 132,019 939,282 306,659 1,102,078 378,081 39,©41 44,039 44,807 9,684,709 36,801 72,152 25,951 42,688 30,809 183,698 121,109 75,977 151,189 69,508 38,620 740,335 37,697 42,600 278,793 72,479 21,511 87,337 19,082 78,638 317,240 45,890 31,400 13,430 34,056 164,353 67,377 119,887 32,404 137,443 37,650 139,541 39,108 ,684,497 7,967,838 29 113,355 32,275 237,057 67,177 22,349 79,935 134,982 36,134 96,336 27,672 581,718 153,753 376,572 97,901 241,848 68,184; 113,357| 453,532 58,472] 209,879 32,59i; 115,253 598,264i ,286,862 121,165 38,828i 35,745j 126,393 210,482j 707,083 66,520! 223,969 63,501 18,115: 73,893! 274,320 58,622 16,6551 62,153 i 238,757 266,772 j 942,294 40,989! 142,674 97,182 27,713; 40,6l4 11,445 99,454 28,624; 501,753 133,831 57,581 204,047 c/ Correction of publisl Pittsburg, Kansas, r/ Revised figures: Kansas City, Kansas, February 1951, 80,407.. * Bakerafield, California, March 1951, 152,706, 96,043 116,190 117,513 24,477,647 94,697 193,668 66,763 110,340 83,528 465,432 287,976 206,101 341,944 170,944 95,232 1,802,510 114,963 , 103,073 589,374 188,735 52,893 216,376 47,938 186,008 800,632 118,921 81,772 31,578 84,254 399,706 169,648 DEBITS BY BANKS i l ilAdk REPORftitG CENTER l (in thousands of dbilars) G.6d April .1951 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 - CHICAGO (Cont'd) Mich. 11 tl ir tt t! tt tt tt tt tt tt Wis. tt tt tt tt tt tt - ST LOUIS Ark. tt tt tt tt Tex.) " 111. Nat. Stock Yds. tt Ind. Ky. tt tt Miss. Mo. tt tr tt tt tt Tenn. - MINNEAPOLIS Minn. tt tt t! t! tt tt tt tt 18,047 59,035 38,948 3,999,649 108,674 217,464 57,045 82,721 105,659 62,385 39,633 80,786 65,295 118,862 24,380 1,093,531 31,145 70,058 52,026 April 1Q5Q 14,508 41,187 29,498 3,090,064 92,740 178,616 44,806 65,937 80,913 49,632 24,977 64,999 51,070 93,510 19,920 814,813 24,503 53,543 43.357 22,571 25,485 35,594 43,768 5,906 7,053 121,998 145,306 22,317 28,326 11,056 13,211 22,439 26,881 93,390 126,934 27.358 32,594 102,095 140,748 478,961 612,593 31,523 31,210 13,166 19,144 16,321 19,198 10,964 12,517 7,707 8,864 51,270 52,846 1,783,884 1,438,939 9,485 10,202 54,073 62,684 17,290 19,634 566,302 594,699 129A98 20,549 1,180,350 5,409 83,999 18,578 920,135 4,932 22,507 14,835 544,517 74,028 18,192 13,802 438,878 61,872 26,836 13,757 3 months ended Apr. 1951 |Apr 1950 55,056 175,641 115,701 12,179,608 338,145 669.740 172,193 246,307 321,690 192,860 105,122 253,397 194,237 361,081 74,729 3,419,472 89,003 209,066 156,950 77,163 131,292. 22,959 425,414 85,122 38,387 82,832 372,094 100,456 406,178 1,836,896 114.741 57,323 62,292 42,456 123,140 86,615 9,448,840 273,746 529,989 134,639* 190,094 238,067 141,163 74,735 190,050 157,562 290,933 59,961 2,618,909 71,424 166,347 132,219 66,128 105,965? 18,592 364,570 71,214 31,871 68,449 289,489 82,879 317,050 1,495,961 96,687 40,548 54,043 31,906 23,889 132,438 4,358,980 28,430 37,278 27,453 148,689 5,328,265 32,522 156,616 188,492 51,841 59,710 1,854,213 1,632,793 268,192 347,020 55,665 65,131 3,480,267 2 , 8 3 0 , 8 1 9 15,065 16)307 64,077 75,357 42,695 37,874 1,602,021 1,384,262 206,974 234,103 58,200 42,985 DEBITS BY BANKS IB EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) April 1951 DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS (Cont'd) Mont. Billings* 50,836 It Butte 46,148 tt Great Falls 48,296 M Helena* 27,488 N. Dak. Bismarck 55,607 n Dickinson 5,726 tt Fargo* 62,753 tt Grand Forks* 20,564 tt Jamestown 7,077 tt Minot 18,612 Aberdeen* S. Dak. 21,166 tt Sioux Falls 76,498 Wis. Eau Claire 35,058 tt La Crosse 33,069 tt Superior* 14,236 DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY Colorado Springs* Colo. 52,666 It Denver* 740,640 tt Grand Junction 17,155 tt Greeley 26,470 tt Pueblo* 51,942 Atchison Kans. 10,121 ft Emporia 13,068 tt Hutchinson 38,539 tt Independence 7,563 tt Kansas City* r/ 89,171 ft Lawrence 11,720 n Manhattan 10,504 tt Parsons 8,142 t! Pittsburg c/ 11,674 tt Salina 37,575 tt Topeka* 101,590 tt Wichita* 278,207 Independence Mo. 12,012 t! Joplin* 28,779 tt Kansas City* c/ 1,213,861 tt St. Joseph* 109,612 Fremont Neb. 18,939 tt Grand Island 28,375 tt Hastings 14,549 11 Lincoln 91,417 Omaha* 617,471 Albuquerque* N.M. 117,438 t! Santa Fe 32,089 Bartlesville* Okla. 175,440 t? Enid 34,277 tt Guthrie 5,037 ft Lawton 17,646 tt Muskogee* 25,764 tt Norman 8,536 tt Oklahoma City* 391,886 tt Okmulgee 6,644 ft Ponca City 18,747 tt Tulsa* 585,577 Casper Wyo. 35,256 36,713 April 1950 39,346 41,767 41,755 23,729 48,794 4,261 51,453 18,288 5,329 16,779 19,874 63,922 30,166 29,429 11,889 39,015 488,062 14,171 22,491 40,962 8,975 9,972 33,058 6,506 69,122 9,701 3 months ended -• Apr. 1951 Apr. 1950 150,178 142,772 137,821 89,003 139,458 15,747 189,862 61,832 19,511 51,011 77,080 231,394 103,081 102,768 44,582 162,732 2,144,451 52.428 83,940 149,066 32,791 38,690 123,123 23,009 261,498 36,927 16,008 45,945 67,669 196,422 85,445 89,688 36,696 116,651 1,491,148 40,901 64,204 116,961 25,769 29,794 106,136 19,431 193,763 30,311 32,782 10,689 30,409 82,263 199,360 25,772 980,819 84,065 17,163 21,585 78,865 452,011 97,457 121,522 30,759 3,953 24,286 332,831 6,504 439,390 26,178 27,152 24,553 38,768 110,558 307,869 895,891 36,361 88,294 3,671,157 328,809 56,606 84.429 46,071 276,076 1,906,658 372,242 99,116 501,675 105,338 15,226 52,732 77,813 25,757 1,189,637 21,274 57,980 1,736,583 101,160 104,940 r/ See footnote on page c regarding revised figures. c/ See footnote on page c regarding correction of published figures. 118,832 125,148 124,983 81,013 124,963 13,052 174,843 58,375 33,478 88,338 261,809 689,423 76,019 2,937,202 262,634 48,864 64,295 231,859 1,369,584 286,497 379,678 98,484 12,267 72,684 995,138 20,263 1,353,815 80,703 87,788 G.6f DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) April 1951 DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS Tucson* Ariz. 84,453 Monroe La. 43.744 tt Shreveport* 160,398 Roswell N.M. 22 814 Abilene Tex. 50,896 tf Amarillo 125,238 If Austin* 145>455 ft Beaumont* 112:717 It Corpus Christ! 112,940 It Corsicana 11,713 tt Dallas* 1,480,348 tl El Paso* 172,991 tl Fort Worth* 438,038 11 Galveston 87.229 tt Houston* 1>327>985 tt Laredo 20.671 tl Lubbock 88;719 II Port Arthur 38,522 II San Angelo 39;928 It San Antonio 349.081 Texarkana*(See Ark.)" 17,044 Tyler 47,707 tt Waco* 69>245 ft Wichita Falls 71,324 DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO Phoenix Ariz. 260,429 Bakersfield £/ Calif. 101;512 Berkeley 98,498 Fresno* 173,806 Long Beach* 189,813 Los Angeles* 3,768,470 Modesto 53,518 tf Oakland* 530,229 tt Pasadena* 122,494 n Riverside 45,915 M Sacramento* 460,741 u San Bernardino 59>799 ft San Diego* 315,340 tf San Francisco* 2,833,801 tt San Jose 139,613 Santa Barbara 41,215 Santa Rosa 34,298 Stockton* 77,000 Boise* Idaho 81,375 Reno* Nev. 55,227 Eugene Ore. 66,390 I I Portland* 676,463 tt Salem 63,955 Ogden* Utah 63,784 Salt Lake City* 261,236 Bellingham Wash. 26,899 Everett 33,486 Seattle* 837,437 Spokane* 185,767 If Tacoma* 159,342 t l Walla Walla 26;048 ft Yakima* 47>104 • rj See footnote April 1950 57,084 34,694 135,758 16,078 40,775 97,698 122,392 94,647 88,490 9,492 1,087,779 134,593 334,091 65,875 1,061,537 15,962 71,051 29,659 30,659 289,881 15,379 43,346 68,231 61,431 200,426 94,007 82,603 144,372 170,448 3,061,117 434,814 110,281 40,522 379,442 52,755 235,573 2,240,453 112,796 39,050 26,014 62,546 68,024 38,872 52,041 512,438 57,758 56,306 214,712 20,811 26,808 611,235 144,848 129,765 20,148 37,435 on page c regarding revised figures. 3 months ended — Apr. 1951 I Apr. ly^J 248,354 129 677 478,006 65,497 154,292 384,38O 462y 6 1 3 339,633 343,368 35,472 4,278,824 531>987 1,307,499 239,253 4,047,940 61,540 293,670 117,232 125,876 1,062,403 53,374 142,606 173,958 106,239 408,283 50,294 123,580 296,426 386,172 284,154 270.499 28,758 3,275,061 423,375 1,000,022 198,742 3,192,208 50,313 238,699 95,669 95,280 870,238 44,781 127,183 211,192 186,683 217,621 180.500 801,208 606,815 280,089 249,304 404,187 522,759 9,175,098 367,357 299,991 571,212 11 ,28:% 165,756 1,596,525 398,582 138,821 1,571,930 180,713 950,447 8,684,020 422,899 133,207 94,367 227,017 258,378 171,504 187,920 2,035,502 194,737 207,321 797.650 76,290 97,982 2,515,916 535,472 470,961 75,380 135.651 1,256,652 333,033 115,945 1,547,055 153,491 722,843 7,116,858 333,806 115,476 73,437 178,783 216,550 120,535 137,229 1,500,017 185,096 159,289 633,553 57,763 77,729 1,915,076 426,980 378,696 61,553 112,294
