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Form F. R. 285 STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS For immediate release Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System November 24, 1941 BANK DEBITS— DEBITS TO DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS Bank debits as reported by banks in leading centers for the week ended November 19 aggregated $12,653,000,000. Total debits during the 1J> weeks ended November 19 amounted to $138,735,000,000, or 26 per cent above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there was an increase o f 22 per cent compared with the corresponding period a year ago, and at the other reporting centers there was an increase of 29 per cent. SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS (In mill:ions of dollars) Week ended Nov. 19, r Nov. '20, 1940 1941 Federal Reserve District Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco Total, 274 reporting centers New York City* 140 Other leading centers* 133 Other centers 740 4,921 668 965 515 425 1,904 425 253 411 363 1,063 12,653 4,335 7,141 1,127 13 weeks ended Nov. 19, Nov. 20, 1940 1941 7,669 55,148 7,267 10,186 5,712 4,598 6,414 45,300 5,650 7,893 4,281 3,436 21,026 16,312 4,657 4,423 3,700 11,517 3,403 2,171 3,462 2,750 9,077 ' 138,733 110,148 50,322 41,389 59,287 9,471 6l4 4,147 576 703 400 316 1,545 338 193 331 282 84o 10,284 3,773 2,830 5,618 76,253 893 12,158 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER,DURING THE WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 19, 194l (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK (Cont’d) Hartford Conn. Elmira N. Y. 76,633 6,950 rt New Haven Jamestown 28,860 5,401 tr Waterbury New York 4,385,216 11,399 Bangor Maine Poughkeepsie 4,750 4,835 • Portland Rochester 15,275 43,423 Boston Mass. Syracuse 445,823 34,344 Brockton Utica 7,918 12,825 Fall Elver 7,710 Holyoke DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA 4,575 Lowell Wilmington Del. 5,289 32,432 Lyrm Camden N. J. 7,152 20,315 = New Bedford Trenton 9,674 35,976 Springfield Allentown Penna. 25,152 9,503 Worcester Altoona 22,912 3,731 " Manchester N. H. Chester 6,508 6,411 Providence R. I. Harrisburg 56,260 14,644 Burlington Hazleton 3,868 3,741 Johnstown 6,851 DISTRICT NO. 2 - NSW YORK Lancaster 9,246 Stamford Conn. Lebanon 2,503 8 ,-314 Montclair N. J. Norristown 3,718 4,864 Newark Philadelphia 471,326 110,191 Northern NeiAr Jersey TT Reading 12,194 Clearing House Assn. Scranton 54,823 13,473 Passaic Wilkes-Barre 8,230 N. J . 14.123 Albany N. Y. Williamsport ,140,861 4,785 Binghamton York 9,092 7,291 Buffalo 87,332 TT TT TT TT, IT TT T! TT TT TT TT TT ft TT TT TT TT TT TT v t . Tt TT TT TT IT :t TT TT TT Tt TT Tt TT ♦Included in the national series covering li+l centers,available beginning with 1919* For® F. R. 285-a DEBITS BY BAMS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER,DURING THE WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 19 , 19i+l (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. h - CLEVELAND DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont’d) Lexington 6,700 Albany Ga. 2,33U Ky. Akron Ohio 31 , 21+2 Atlanta 87,671 Canton 16, 1+81+ Augusta .9,355 Cincinnati 1,000 Brunswick 13 5 ,2 9 7 Cleveland 8,286 Columbus 2 78 ,15 5 Columbus 408 Elberton 6 3 ,5 39 Dayton Macon 30,692 8,657 Hamilton 4 ,4 6 6 Newnan 925 Lima 5,056 Savannah 10,799 Lorain Valdosta 1,740 1,8 9 3 Middletown 76,631 New Orleans La. 4 ,5 15 Springfield 7,208 Miss. Hattiesburg 2,995 Steubenville Jackson . 3 ,5 8 1 10,182 Toledo Meridian 5 2 ,19 9 4,653 Warren 5 ,3 8 6 Vicksburg 2,749 Youngstown Tenn. Chattanooga 19 ,9 2 2 17,330 Zanesville 12,062 Knoxville 3,085 Butler Nashville Pa. 33,4oi 3,831 12,283 Erie 1,268 Franklin DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO 4,320 Greensburg Aurora 111. 3,06 3 Homestead Bloomington 3,577 1,79 5 Oil City 3,958 Champaign-Urb ana 4,171 1,033,962 Pittsburgh Chicago 260, 621+ 8,609 7/heeling Danville • Va. 2,774 8,306 Decatur 2,821 DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND Elgin Washington D.C. Moline 4,432 10 2,5 6 5 Baltimore Md. Peoria 19,307 14 5 ,4 5 3 2,832 Cumberland Rockford 12,095 Hagerstown 3,658 Springfield 8,693 Asheville N. C# Fort ?Jayne Ind. 4-, 782 12,693 Charlotte 2 8 ,18 1 Gary 7,559 Durham 10,461 Hammond 3,764 77,760 6,980 Greensboro Indianapolis tt Raleigh South Bend 16 ,6 4 1 15,004 Wilmington Terre Haute 5 ,3 4 6 8,459 9,522 Winston-Salem Iowa Cedar Rapids 15,3l+l Charleston S. C. Clinton 8 ,2 14 1,935 Columbia Davenport 7,527 13,31+9 Greenville 31,282 9,286 Des Moines Spartanburg Dubuque 5,011 3,817 Danvilie Va. 4-,631 Mason City 3,355 Lynchburg 1,162 Muscatine 5,997 Newport News Sioux City 13,996 3,7Ul Norfolk 6,426 Waterloo 23,804 Portsmouth ; Mi ch . Adrian 1,773 2,451 5,461 Richmond Battle Creek 60,865 Roaneke 11,246 Bay City 4,313 Charleston 17,826 394,396 Detroit W.Va. Hymtington Flint 10,234 6 ,2 0 4 22,880 Grand Rapids 6,660 / DISTRICT NO, 6 - ATLANTA Jackson 8,852 Birmingham 4 3 ,2 8 6 Ala. Kalamazoo Dothan 1,380 Lansing 10,385 9,366 Mobile Saginaw 17/27U n Montgomery 8 , 87>8 Green Bay 5,637 2,648 Jacksonville • Fla. Manitowoc 31,335 Mis.iii 101,990 Milwaukee 16,14.91+ 2,887 Pensacola ' Oshkosh 3,793 Tampa 8,065 Sheboygan 11,057 TT TT Tt Tt tt tT TT Tt tt Tt ft TT TT TT ft TT TT TT TT TT Tt !T Tt ft Tt T! TT Tt TT tt Tt tt Tt TT tt TT Tt Tt tr ft TT TT Tt Tt ft TT tf TT TT tT Tf Tt TT ?T ft tt TT TT Tt Tt Tt Tt TT ff T! tT ft Tt Tt TT Tt TT Tt f! Tf tt ft tt tt tt »T tf t? ft tt Tt Tf TT TT ff tt TT TT . Form F. R. 285-b DEBITS BY BAMS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING .THE WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 19 , I9I+I (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NOi 8 - ST, LOUIS DISTRICT NO. 1 0 - KANSAS CITY(Cont’ El Dorado Ark. Muskogee Okla. 2 ,115 3>107 tr Fort Smith Oklahoma City 5,1+58 3 5 ,3 99 tt Helena Okmulgee 825 71+0 tt Little Rock Tulsa 15,1+72 6 2 ,5 9 7 Pine Bluff Casper Wyo. 3,1+73 2,251+ ft Texarkana Cheyenne 2,981+ (See also Tex.) 2, 1+81; East St*. Louis & Nat?1 DISTRICT NO. 1 1 - DALLAS Stock Yards Tucson 111. Ariz, U + ,75 1 3, 901+ Quincy Shreveport La. 1 6 , 6 1 +8 3,035 Evansville Ind. Roswell N. M. 11,3 8 3 1,701+ Louisville Ky. Abilene Tex. 72,1+36 i+,1+72 Owensboro 2,203 Austin 9 ,76 6 Greenville Miss. 2,811+ Beaumont 8 ,5 75 St. Louis Mo. Corsicana 1,211+ 211*, 315 Sedalia Dallas 738 1 1 1 ,5 7 2 Springfield l+,780 SI Paso 1 3 ,1 7 2 Memphis Tenn. 68 ,6 2 3 Fort Worth 36 ,8 2 6 Galveston 9,5 9 2 DISTRICT NO, 9 - MINNEAPOLIS Houston 9 7,2 2 3 Duluth Minn, Port Arthur 17,9 1+0 2,601 11 Minneapolis San Antonio 1 2 2 ,0 7 7 2 8 ,16 6 n Red Wing 66 8 Texarkana n St. Paul 61, 21+0 (See also Ark.) 1,9 3 5 tt tt South St. Paul Tyler 12 ,2 7 5 1+.071+ Winona Waco 1 ,9 7 7 5 ,3 3 1 Billings Mont. 5 ,2 0 0 Wichita Falls 6,056 Helena 3 ,2 9 7 Dickinson N. D. 716 DISTRICT NO. 1 2 - SAN FRANCISCO Fargo Phoenix Ariz, 8 ,3 8 3 1 5 ,9 17 Grand Forks 2 ,3 6 2 Bakersfield Calif. 8 ,5 73 Jamestown 621 Berkeley 11,192 iinot 1,8 2 2 Fresno 15 ,8 8 2 iberdeen S. D. Long Beach 1 ,7 3 6 13 ,6 79 Sioux Falls Los Angeles 7,6 8 9 3 11,5 19 La Crosse Wis. 3,368 Oakland 1+2,327 Superior 1 ,8 2 1 Pasadena 8,863 Sacramento 31,861 DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY San Bernardino 3,892 Colorado Springs Colo. San Diego 2 8 ,0 0 1 3,1+39 Denver San Francisco 63,501+ 29 0,375 ft "rand Junction San Jose 1 ,0 7 9 9 ,17 3 nueblo Santa Barbara lj-,577 3 ,5 19 itchison Kans. Stockton 93 8 7,896 tt Hutchinson Boise 3 ,3 2 1 5 ,9 6 2 Idaho tt Independence Reno Nev. 693 1+.1+31 tt Kansas City 6,580 Eugene Ore. 3 ,W + Lawrence 986 Portland 68,110 Pittsburg Salem 1 ,3 7 7 6 , 091+ Topeka Ogden 7,668 5,05-1+ Utah achita 19 . 2^9 Salt Lake City 29,11+7 »oplin Mo. 1+, 2 2 2 Bellingham Wash. 3 ,5 9 7 vansas City Everett 3,1+09 105,51+3 tt St. Joseph Seattle 90,262 8 , 8 51 + 'remont Neb. 882 Spokane 15,871+ tt dncoln Tacoma 11+.992 7,78 9 : )maha 1+7,627 Walla Walla 2,639 -lbuquerque N.M. 6 , 1x62 Yakima 1+, 7 1 8 artlesville Okla. *7,5 3 5 nid 1+,136 uthrie 663 tt tt tt ft tt Tt tt ft tt ft Tt tt Tt ft tf ft tt Tt tt tt TT tt tt Tt T! fT TT it rt tt tt tt Tt tT tf TT tl tt tt tt ft tt tt Tt tt TT TT ff ft ?T TT Tt T! Tt TT Tt It Tf. 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