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SV»* P. R . 285 r STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS For immediate release BANK DEBITS Soard of Governors of the Federal Reserve Systart November 25, 1940 Debits to deposits accounts (except interbank accounts), as reported by banks in leading cities for the week ended November 20, aggregated $10,282,000,000. Total debits during the 13 weeks ended November 20 amounted to $110,146,000,000, or 4 percent above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City the total was about the same as for the corresponding period a year ago, and at the other reporting centers there was an increase of 6 percent. Federal Reserve District SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS _____(in millions of dollars)_____ 13 weeks ended — Week ended November 2Z November 22 November 20 November 20 1940 1939 1940 1939 6,096 6,414 614 530 45,300 45,163 4,147 3,329 576 5,650 460 5,353 7,106 7,892 702 6l4 4,004 4,281 400 337 3,436 269 316 3,211 15,121 1,544 1,229 16,311 3,292 338 3,403 293 2,201 166 2,171 193 3,462 294 3,513 331 2,681 2,750 282 232 9,077 8,564 7 3.4 840 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 10,282 3,773 5,617 893 8,467 3,012 4,700 755 110,146 41,389 59,286 9,471 106,306 41,397 55,922 8,987 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 2 0 1940 ., (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO, 1 - BOSTON DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK (Contfd) Conn, Hartford N. Y. 62,192 Elmira 4,837 1 1 t i New Haven 3,785 22,535 Jamestown n t t Waterbury 3,772,936 9,331 New York t t Bangor Maine 4,210 4,150 Poughkeepsie t t t t Portland 32,515 9,649 Ro diester f t Boston Mass, 384,561 Syracuse 23,603 t f 1 1 Brockton 10,519 5,744 Utica 1 1 Fall River 5,978 t t Holyoke PHILADELPHIA 3,256 DISTRICT NO. 3 t t Lowell Del* 30,692 4,151 lELlmington t t Lynn 19,005 N. J* 5,313 Camden t t t t 31,867 New Bedford 6,923 Trenton t t 8,190 Penna. Springfield 19,239 Allentown t t t t 2,878 Worcester 17,530 Altoona t t 4,896 Manchester 5,677 Chester N. H. t t 43,698 Harrisburg 13,777 Providence R. I. t t Burlington Vt. 3,475 3,249 Hazleton t t Johnstown 5,153 n DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK Lancaster 6,935 t t 1,999 6,007 Lebanon Stamford Conn, t t 2,963 3,480 Norristown Montclair N. J. n t i 401,860 94,366 Philadelphia Newark t t 11,960 Northern New Jersey ” Reading t t 12,069 Clearing House Assn. 49,536 Scranton t t t t Wilkes-Barre 7,035 Passaic 10,533 t t 3,818 Albany N, Y, 52,621 Williamsport t t t t Binghamton 7,003 6,374 York t t Buffalo 71,525 *Centers for TThich bank debit figures are available back to 1919, Fi3®0 F. R. 285-a DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 20,1940 (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND Lexington Ky. 5,756 Akron Ohio 21,224 t t Canton 12,368 t t Cincinnati 99,452 t t Cleveland 191,844 I T Colunbus 53,123 1 1 Dayton 21,222 I I Hamilton 3,337 I I Lina 3,921 t t Lorain 1,529 n Middletown 3,731 1 1 Springfield 4,960 1 1 Steubenville 3,009 t i Toledo 39,394 i t Warren 3,435 t t Youngst o m 15,608 t i Zanesville 2,758 Butler Pa. 2,647 t t Erie 8,475 1 1 Franklin 973 t t Greensburg 2,203 1 1 Honestead 1,071 i t Oil City 3,009 i t Pittsburgh 189,051 7,961 Wheeling . W. Va. DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND Washington D. C. Baltinore Md. t i Cumberland 1 1 Hagerstown Asheville N. C. t i Charlotte t t Durham 1 1 Greensboro i t Raleigh t t Wilmington t t Winston-S alem Charleston S. c. tt Columbia It Greenville It Spartanburg Danville . Va. i t Lynchburg i t Newport News t t Norfolk t i Portsmouth tt Richmond t i Roanoke Charleston W. Va. 11 Huntington DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA Birmingham Ala. t t Dothan t t Mobile t i Montgomery Jacksonville Fla. t t Miami t i Pensacola i t Tanpa *Estimated. 78,862 112,600 2,304 2,578 4,000 24,985 9,850 6,463 11,564 3,292 11,073 5,916 8,390 6,929 3,142 3,855 4,780 3,304 17,639 1,547 47,199 9,218 15,636 5,267 22,858 832 12,099 7,193 2.2,994 15,250 3,033 9,238 DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont*d) Albany Ga, 1,546 Atlanta ” 63,962 Augusta " 6,307 Brunswick 1 1 833 Colunbus 1 1 5 ,771 Elberton n 413 Macon ” 5,219 Newnan " 639 Savannah " 7,774 Valdosta ” 1,118 New Orleans La, 63,372 Hattiesburg Miss. 4,274 Jackson " 7,725 Meridian " 3,528 Vicksburg " *2,000 Chattanooga Tenn, 12,604 Knoxville " 9,550 Nashville " 25,488 DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO Aurora 111, Bloomington " Champaign-Urbana " Chicago " Danville 1 1 Decatur ” Elgin " Moline " Peoria " Rockford » Springfield " Fort Wayne Ind, Gary n Hammond ” Indianapolis n South Bend " Terre Haute ” Cedar Rapids Iowa Clinton " Davenport " Des Moines n Dubuque r Mason City ” Muscatine " Sioux City " Waterloo ” Adrian Mich. Battle Creek n Bay City " Detroit n Flint " Grand Rapids ” Jackson " Kalamazoo n Lansing n Saginaw w Green Bay Wis, Manitowoc " Milwaukee " Oshkosh n Sheboygan n 3,198 3,229 3,719 862,127 2,862 5,171 2,379 3,483 20,658 8,112 6,94410,022 4,426 3,070 62,446 13,492 6,974 7,048 1,830 5,816 25,231 2,895 2,686 1,107 11,075 6,010 1,351 3,689 3,501 312,832 9,092 17,029 4,4l4 6,874 *6,500 7,676 4,502 1,923 70 5996 2,534 4,628 » Farm F. R. 285-b DEBITS BY BAMS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 10 DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS Ark, Muskogee El Dorado 1,502 i t Oklahoma City Fort Smith 3,968 i t Helena Okmylgee 573 n Little Rock Tulsa 12,338 t t Casper Pine Bluff 2,718 i i Cheyenne Texarkana (See also Tex.) 828 ' DISTRICT NO. 11 East St. Louis & Nat*1 Tucson Stock Yards 111, 11,594 i t Shreveport Quincy 2,517 Evansville Ind, Rosv/ell 9,722, Abilene Louisville Ky. 52,261 t t Owensboro Austin 1,983 Greenville Beaumont Miss, 1,933 Mo. St, Louis 175,400 | Corsicana i t Dallas Sedalia 641 n El Paso Springfield 3,655 Fort Worth Tenn. Memphis 56,730 Galveston DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS Houston Minn, Port Arthur Duluth 13,211 n San Antonio Minneapolis 92,809 t i Texarkana Red Wing 589 i t (See also Ark.) 4-8,578 St. Paul n Tyler South St. Paul 6,740 n Winona 1,677 Waco Mont, Billings 3,691 Wichita Falls i t 2,986 Helena DISTRICT NO. 12 N. D. Dickinson 457 i t 7,346 Phoenix Fargo i t Bakersfield Grand Forks 1,891 n Jamestown 474 Berkeley n Minot 1,401 Fresno S. D. Aberdeen 1,405 Long Beach i t Sioux Falls 5,705 Los Angeles Oakland La Crosse Wis, 3,193 i t Superior 1,246 Pasadena Sacramento DISTRICT NO. 10i - KANSAS CITY Sail Bernardino San Diego Colorado Spring; Colo. 3,732 s t t Denver' San Francisco 48,291 t i San Jose Grand Junction 1,010 t t Santa Barbara Pueblo 5,005 Stockton Atchison Kans, 737 ii Hutchinson Boise 2,720 ii Independence 652 Reno i t Eugene Kansas City 4,664 n Lawrence Portland 993 n Pittsburg Salem 1,071 i t Topeka 3,858 Ogden n Salt Lake City Wichita 13,445 Bellingham Joplin Mo, 2,797 n Everett Kansas City 91,414 i t St, Joseph Seattle 7,507 Neb, Fremont Spokane 799 ii Tacoma Lincoln 8,069 i t Omaha Walla Walla 38,012 Albuquerque Yakima N. M. 5,039 Okla, Bart.elsville 6,966 i t Enid 3^071 ii Guthrie 448 ENDED NOVEMBER 20,1940 - W m » Okla. ft " If tt Wyo. tt - DALLAS Ariz# La. N. M. Tex# tf tt tt t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t CITY (Cont*d) 2 ,0 4 6 30>402 70 2 4 2 99 7 1 2 ,1 2 4 2 ?2 8 0 3,431 12,944 1,615 2,777 7,014 8,072 882 81,357 11,108 24,593 7,775 83,348 2,594 21,109 1,150 3,432 4,013 5,074 - SAN FRANCISCO Ariz# 10,771 Calif# 6,277 t t 9,571 t t 12,354 t t 8,928 t t 249,831 t t 34,766 t t 7,831 t t 28,466 t t 3,209 t t 17,591 t t 243,475 t t 7,337 t t 3,550 t t 3,265 Idaho 5,241 Nev. 3,372 Ore. 2,359 t t 48,058 t t 4,276 Utah 7,004 t t 23,193 Wash# 1,998 t t 2,338 t t 60,867 t t 16,671 t t 11,347 t t 2,264 t t 3,515
