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Form F. R. 285 STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS ^ For immediate release BANK DEBITS— , j Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System November 3, 1941 DEBITS TO DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS Bank debits as reported by banks in leading centers fer the week ended October 29 aggregated $11,012,000,000. Total debits during the 13 weeks ended October 29 amounted to 1135,076,000,000, or 29 per cent above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there as an in crease of 27 per cent compared with the corresponding period a year ago, and at the other reporting centers there was an increase of 30 Per cent. SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS (In millions of dollars) Federal 13 weeks ended Week ended Reserve Oct, 30 , Oct. 29, Oct. 30, Oct* 29, District 1940 1940 1941 1941 Boston 5,982 7,288 496 ^ 509 New York 53,392 42,200 4,705 3,919 Philadelphia 5,462 568 7,369 445 Cleveland 7^658 10,029 796 585 Richmond 328 hi 09b 435 5,553 Atlanta 265 3,289 4,494 349 Chicago 1,350 15,641+ 1,557 20,463 St. Louis 281 3,196. 365 4,454 Minneapolis 168 2,767 2,137 195 Kansas City 321 3,396 257 4,403 Dallas 215 2,612 3,557 295 San Francisco 661 918 8,889 11,309 Total, 2 7 k reporting centers 11,012 8,968 135,076 104,559 New York City* 38,390 4,330 3,581 48,755 II4.O Other leading centers* 57,056 74,1444 5,769 4,674 133 Other centers 11,877 913 713 9,113 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER,, DURING THE WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 29, 1 9I4I (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO* : 1 - BOSTON DISTRICT NO. 2 - HEW YORK (Cont’d) Hartford Elmira Conn. N., Y. 4,383 68,471 11 tt New Haven Jamestown 4,408 22,698 T! tt Waterbury New York 4,329,972 8,633 tt Bangor Maine Poughkeepsie 4,345 3/945 TT t t Portland Rochester 11,270 35,667 tt Boston, Mass. 25,661 272,565 Syracuse n tt Brockton 9,165 4,894 Utica TT Fall River 5.351 ft Holyoke DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA 3,704 t ! Lowell Del. 4,o46 Wilmington ' 28,307 ft Lynn Camden N. J. 5,901 18,141 tt tt New Bedford 5,560 Trenton 19,673 ft Springfield 7,116 20,046 Allentown Penna. f t t t Worcester 2,747 19,535 Altoona tt N. H. Manchester 5,630 Chester 3,743 tt Providence 10,181 Harrisburg R . I, 45,437 tt Burlington 2,650 v t. 3,275 Hazleton t t Johnstown 5,925 tr DISTRICT NO. 2 «- K M YORK Lancaster 6,992 tt Stamford Conn. 5,702 Lebanon 1,972 t! Montclair N. J. Norristown 3,535 3,159 11 ft Newark 82,e02 Philadelphia 419,747 t ? Northern New Jersey 9,862 Reading ft Clearing House Assn. 50,459 Scranton 9,769 tt Passaic N. J. 10,182 : Wilkes-Barre 5,968 ff Albany N. Y. 63,200 Williamsport 3,689 ti ft Binghamton 6,629 5,124 York t t Buffalo 70,126 ♦Included in the national series covering ll+l centers,available beginning with 1919* Form F. R. 285-a DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER DURING THE WEEK (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 6 DISTRICT NO. 1+ - CLEVELAND Albany Lexington 6,392 Ky. Atlanta Ohio Akron 23,345 tt Augusta Canton 12,825 tt Brunswick Cincinnati 117,467 tt Columbus Cleveland 204,243 tt Elberton Columbus 56,975 tt Macon Dayton 22,286 n Hamilton 4,212 Newnan t t Savannah Lima 4 ,9 0 5 tt Valdosta 1,621 Lorain tt New Orleans Middletown 3,801 t t Hattiesburg 5,061 Springfield tt Jackson Steubenville 2,551 f ! Meridian 54,638 Toledo tt Vicksburg Warren 4 ,3 1 2 t t Chattanooga Youngstown 18,010 t t Knoxvilie Zanesville 2 ,4 2 4 Nashville Butler 3,018 Erie 9,482 DISTRICT NO. Franklin 1,133 Aurora Greensburg 2 ,336 Bloomington Homestead 1,190 Champaign-Urbana Oil City 3,033 Chicago 223,660 Pittsburgh Danville W. Va, Wheeling 6,61+4 Decatur Elgin DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND Moline £>. C, Washington 83,561 Peoria Baltimore Md. 123,293 rt Rockford Cumberland •2,479 tt Springfield Hagerstown 2 ,7 1 4 Fort Wayne Asheville N. C, 4,859 tt Gary Charlotte 21,060 ft Hammond Durham 14,430 ft Indianapolis Greensboro 5,991 Tt South Bend 17 ,1+60 Raleigh ft Terre Haute 4,320 Wilmington t t Cedar Rapids Winston-Salem 12,797 Clinton S. C Charleston 6 ,277 tt Davenport Columbia 10,341 tt Des Moines Greenville 6,691 tt Dubuque Spartanburg 3 ,7 0 4 Mason City Danville Va. 6,246 tt Muscatine Lynchburg 3,785 ft Sioux City Newport News 3,1427 ff Waterloo 19,612 Norfolk tf Adrian Portsmouth •1 ,605 tf Battle Creek Richmond 51,754 ft Bay City Roanoke 7,551 Detroit Charleston W. Va 15,249 tt Flint Huntington 5,605 Grand Rapids Jackson DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATL Kalamazoo Birmingham Ala. 36,515 tt Lansing Dothan 1 ,1 3 4 ft Saginaw Mobile 16,054 t t Green Bay Montgomery 7,151 Manitowoc Jacksonville Fla. 24,771 ft Milwaukee Miami 13,638 t t Oshkosh Pensacola 2,699 f t Sheboygan Tampa 9,327 ENDED OCTOBER 29, 1941 - ATLANTA (Cont'd) 2 ^ 91 71,886 7,1+25 740 5,285 365 5,963 671 8,790 1,599 La. Miss. 67,080 2,418 7 ,684 3,980 Tenn. 11 7 - CHICAGO 111 . tt tt ft n tt tt tt tt tt tt Ind. tt t» tt tt tt Iowa tt tt tt M ft tf ft tt Mich. ft tt ft tt ft 1! ft ft tt Wis. tt tt tt tt 2 ,7 8 4 14,415 8,011 26,661 3,683 3,252 4,002 822,618 2,739 6,018 2,289 2,376 16,812 8 ,9 9 4 6,061 9,632 4,630 3,023 77,961 11,439 7,550 7,277 1,750 5,528 24,992 2,790 3 ,034 1,195 12,726 5,979 1,293 4 ,0 7 2 3 ,429 355,809 7,795 16,126 4,836 7,135 6,343 6 ,6 7 7 4,521 2,033 70,138 2,740 6 ,029 Form F.R. 285-b DEBITS BY BAMS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 29, I9I+I (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY (Cont’d) El Dorado Ark. Muskogee Okla 2,352 ' 2,035 11 ti Fort Smith Oklahoma City 1 + , 108 25,867 tt ft Helena Okiaulgee 960 679 11 tf Little Rock Tulsa 35,31+6 iU.133 ti Pine Bluff Casper Wyo. 1,826 3,U89 Tt tt Texarkana Cheyenne 2,313 (See also Tex.) 1,666 East St. Louis & Nat ’1 DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS Stock Yards 111 . Tucson Ariz. 13,018 3,151 11 Quincy Shreveport La. 2,383 ii+,290 Evansville Ind. Roswell N. M. 10,508 1,332 Louisville Ky. Abilene Tex. 3,672 56,077 ft it Owensboro Austin 1,615 7,796 tt Greenville Miss Beaumont 2,586 6,889 tt St. Louis Mo. Corsicana 1714,160 1 ,01+5 tt tt Sedalia Dallas 532 97,562 tt tt Springfield El Faso J+,3l+3 10,519 tt Memphi s Tenn Fort Worth 73,305 29,617 ft Galveston 6,1+57 tT DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS Houston 7l+,620 tf Duluth Minn. Port Arthur 2,1+18 13,985 tt ft Minneapolis San Antonio 93,539 20,09U tf Red Wing Texarkana i486 TT St. Paul (See also iirk.) 1,828 1+1+.129 Tt Tt South St. Paul Tyler 10,2l;6 3,598 tt Tl Winona Waco 1,735 l+,3l+5 tf Billings Mont, Wichita Falls 3,960 5,312 tt Helena 3,1+29 Dickinson N. D. DISTRICT NO* 12 - SAN FRANCISCO Tl rargo Phoenix Ariz. 7,085 13,U77 tt Grand Forks Bakersfield Calif, 1,627 5,209 T t tr Jamestown Berkeley 652 9.U21 ft tt Minot Fresno 2,066 12,059 tt Aberdeen S.D. Long Beach 1,676 12,352 ff Tf Sioux Falls Los Angeles 5,61+9 253,801+ ft La Crosse ’Vis. Oakland 2,377 35,51+6 tt TT Superior Pasadena 1,1+96 6,571+ Tt Sacramento 73,992 ff DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY San Bernardino 2,887 tf Colorado Springs Colo, San Diego i+,61+9 19,295 tt ft Denver San Francisco 1+8,987 2I4I4,38I tt tt Grand Junction San Jose 936 7,830 tt tt Pueblo Santa Barbara 1+, 122 2,562 ft Atchison Kans. Stockton 6,805 797 tt Hutchinson Boise Idaho 2,152 6,11+3 :t Independence Reno Nev. 607 3,902 tt Kansas City Eugene Ore. 1+,61+S 3,308 tt ft Lawrence Portland 50,933 731 tt Tf Pittsburg Salem 1,083 i+,380 tt Topeka Salt Lake City Utah 3 , 601 + 23,239 tt tt Wichita O^den H+,1+57 6,938 Joplin Mo. Bellingham VTash. 3,018 2,1+17 tt tt Kansas City 3verett 82,957 2,779 it TT St. Joseph Seattle 7,522 7l+, ll+8 tf Fremont Neb. Spokane 783 1I4,0I46 tt tf Lincoln Tacoma 6,299 12,873 it Tf Omaha • T a i l s . Walla 1+8,531+ 1,901+ tt Albuquerque N. M. Yakima 6,097 1+,1+1+1 Bartlesville Okla. 7,368 ti Enid 2,586 tt Guthrie 386
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