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Form F. R. 285 STATMENT FOR THE PRESS For immediate release Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System October 6 , I9I4I BANK DEBITS— DEBITS TO DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS Bank debits as reported by banks in leading centers for the week ended October 1 aggregated $11,505,000,000. Total debits during the 13 weeks ended October 1 amounted to $129,228,000,000, or 28 per cent above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago. ^-t banks in New York City there was an increase of 2l+ per cent compared with the corresponding period a year ago, and at the other reporting centers there was an increase of 31 P31" cent. Federal Reserve District Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS _____ (In millions of dollars) Week ended Oct* 1, Oct. 2, 19U0 19U1 529 i+,790 601+ 857 1+61+ 371 1,757 393 229 339 281 891 Total, 27b reporting centers New York City* lb0 Other leading centers* 133 Other centers 11,505 1+.381 539 U,272 513 712 366 281+ 1,31*7 281+ 183 265 210 755 9,727 13 weeks ended Oct. 1, Oct. 2, 191*0 19U1 5,688 7,038 50,611+ 1+0,81+0 7,135 5,29b 9,705 l,b!9 3.926 5,227 l+,270 3,il*o 19,876 ll+,809 3,022 b, 152 2,061+ 2,619 U,33S 3,380 2,503 3,333 10,913 129,228 1+6,105 8,633 100,777 37,li^ 6,136 5,008 5l+,826 71,796 988 80l+ 8,809 11,327 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WSEK ENDED OCTOBER 1, I9I+I (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO,. 1 - BOSTON DISTRICT NO. 2 - NSW YORK (Contfd) Hartford Conn. ifilmira 63,022 N. Y. 5,009 tt tt New Haven Jamestown 23,059 U,156 Tt ft Waterbury New York 9,197 1 + , 381,298 ft Bangor Maine Poughkeepsie 14,562 b, 573 IT tt Portland Rochester 11,715 1*0,582 tt Boston Hass. Syracuse 2914,033 27,290 it tt Brockton Utica U, 728 8,710 ?? Fall River 5 , 1 * 2 1 + ?! Holyoke DISTRICT NO, 3 - PHILADELPHIA 3,651 ft Lowell Wilmington Del. 3,992 1*2,020 f? Lynn Camden N.J. 5 , 621 + 15,967 Tl tt New Bedford Trenton 5,U65 18,195 ft Springfield Allentown Penna. 20,329 8,869 t? tt Worcester Altoona 16,61+1 2,622 tt Manchester N. H. Chester l*,l*9o 5,660 tt Providence R. . I. Harrisburg 1+9,007 11,913 ft Burlington V t . Hazleton 3,61+5 3,350 fT Johnstown 5,71+8 tt DISTRICT NO. 2 - NETT YORK Lancaster 8,125 tt Stamford Conn. Lebanon 6,625 2,1+21+ tt Montclair N.J. Norristown 3,630 3,068 ft tt Newark Philadelphia 121 ,91+0 1435,058 ft Northern New Jersey ■ Reading 11,108 tt Clearing House Assn. Scranton 149,717 11,7140 tt Passaic N. J. Wilkes-Barre 10,61+1+ 6,770 f! Albany N. Y. Williamsport 1*2,876 3,651 ft tt Binghamton York 6 ,071+ 7,81*5 ft Bufx'alo 77,301 Digitized for1 FRASER w a 4* 1 A n f i 1 * nr? T in ♦Included in thei national 5,916 n v* -4 a-* *«» series covering 11*1 centers,available beginning with 1919. Form F.R. 285-a DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1941 (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 1+ -•CLEVELAND DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont1d) Lexington Albany Ga. Ky. 4, 296 1,787 ft iikron Ohio Atlanta 71,759 28,743 tt tt Canton Augusta 14,732 6,596 tt ft Cincinnati Brunswick llli,61*1 833 tt tt Cleveland Columbus 239,937 5,673 TT ft Columbus Elberton 55,862 370 ti tt Dayton Macon 22,916 6,738 ft tt Hamilton Newnan 3,81*4 983 tf tt Lima 5,006 Savannah 9,975 tt tt Lorain Valdosta 1,822 1,534 tt Middletown New Orleans 3,866 La. 77,981 ft Springfield Hattiesburg Miss. 5,832 2,476 r? tt Steubenville Jackson 3,020 9,063 ft tt Toledo Meridian 4,019 1+U,8i4 tt tt Warren Vicksburg 4,299 2,733 tf Youngstown Tenn. Chattanooga 13,671 20,053 tt Zanesville Knoxville 9,192 2,1*92 tt Butler Pa. Nashville 3,331 32,139 tt Erie 9,661* tt Franklin DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO 1,019 Tf Greensburg Aurora 111. 3,988 2,705 tt tt Homestead Bloomington 1,328 3,238 tt tt Oil City Champaign-Urbana 3,237 3,925 tt Pittsburgh Chicago 251,771 986,495 tt Wheeling V». Va. Danville 3,211 7,339 tr Decatur 5,338 ft DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND iSlgin 2,439 tt Washington D. C. Koline 87 ,61+1 2,535 t» Baltimore Md. Peoria 131 ,01*8 18,557 tt tt Cumberland Rockford 9,928 3,059 tt tt Hagerstown 3,058 Springfield 7,217 Asheville N. C. Fort Wayne Ind. 9,782 4,315 ft tt Charlotte 21,658 Gary 4,968 ft tt Durham Hammond 18,821* 2,719 tt tt Greensboro Indianapolis 65,1+64 6,311 ft tt Raleigh South Bend 13,852 12,286 ff tt Wilmington Terre Haute 7,228 5,739 It Winston-Salem 16,786 Cedar Rapids Iowa 8,491 ft Charleston 6 ,21+9 s. c. Clinton 1,768 tt ft Columbia Davenport 10,380 6,61+8 ft ft Greenville Des Moines 7,552 3U746 tt ff Spartanburg Dubuque 4,021 2,920 tt Danville Va. Mason City 3,086 6,717 ft tt Lynchburg Muscatine 4,653 1,157 ft Tf Newport News Sioux City 13,1440 3,413 tf ff Norfolk Waterloo 6,235 18,591 ft Portsmouth Adrian Mich. 1,80k 1,285 tt tt Richmond Battle Creek 4,082 57,164 tt ft Roanoke Bay City 8,502 3,916 tt Charleston 1/7. Va. Detroit 16,470 371,951 it tt Huntington Flint 5,987 7,943 tt Grand Rapids 17,418 tt DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA Jackson 5,2144 tt Birmingham Ala. Kalamazoo 39,139 7,535 tt tt Dothan Lansing 7,792 1,275 ft tt Mobile Saginaw 17,469 8,o44 tt Montgomery Wi s. Green Bay 4,710 7,894 tt Jacksonville Fla. Manitowoc 22,932 2,459 tt tt Piami 13,128 Milwaukee 81,563 tt tt Pensacola 3,478 Oshkosh 2,795 tt tt Tampa Sheboygan 7,679 5,953 Form F. R. 285-b DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CE .(In thousands DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS El Dorado Ark, 2, 061+ ti Fort Smith 4 ,1 8 7 n Helena 1,072 ?? Little Rock 16 ,4 3 7 tr Pine Bluff 4 ,5 9 3 rt Texarkana (See also Tex. ) 1,561 ^ast St. Louis & Nat’l Stock Yards 111 . 14 ,10 4 n Quincy 2,380 Evansville Ind. 9,665 Louisville Ky. 5 7,2 71 M Owensboro 1 ,5 7 9 Greenville Miss. 2 ,6 9 4 St. Louis Mo. 187,063 rt Sedalia 626 rt Springfield 5 ,17 2 Memphis Tenn. 8 2 ,3 5 8 DISTRICT NO; 9 - MINNEAPOLIS Duluth Minn. tf Minneapolis rt Red Wing rt St. Paul TT South St. Paul H Winona Billings Mont. .n Helena Dickinson N. D. Tt Fargo T T Grand Forks Jamestown Tt . Minot Aberdeen D. TT Sioux Falls La Crosse Wis. TT Superior 16 ,0 5 1 10 4 ,8 3 7 5 56 67,141+2 9 ,75 3 1,691 3 ,18 3 3,0 5 4 477 6,075 1,586 597 1 ,5 1 1 1 ,5 0 3 6 ,2 9 4 2,362 1 ,7 9 8 DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY Colorado Springs Colo. 4 ,5 9 0 TT Denver 50,161 TT Grand Junction 985 T T Pueblo 5 ,53 0 iitchison Kans* 842 Tt Hutchinson 3 ,400 TT Independence 676 T T Kansas City 4,569 TT Lawrence 979 Tt Pittsburgh 1,270 tt Topeka 4 ,5 8 8 T ! Wichita 15,092 Joplin Mo. 3,204 TT Kansas City 102,051 Tt St. Joseph 8,127 Fremont Neb. 742 TT Lincoln 7,391 TT Omaha 40,392 Albuquerque N. M; 5,513 Bartlesville Okla, 7,74 6 Tt Enid 2 ,3 76 T t Guthrie 492 I, DURING THE ffEEK ENDED OCTOBER 1 , I9I+I dollars) DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY (Cont»d) Muskogee Okla. 3,052 Oklahoma City " 24,343 Okmulgee " 798 Tulsa " 35,268 Casper Wyo. 1,622 Cheyenne " 2,1+93 DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLaS Tucson Ariz. Shreveport La. Roswell N. K. Abilene Tex. Tt Austin tt Beaumont T t Corsicana T T Dallas TT El Paso T t Fort Worth T t Galveston tl Houston T t Port Arthur tt San Antonio Texarkana (See also Ark. ) Tyler Waco Wichita Falls Tt rt tt TT 2 ,9 0 7 13 ,3 9 3 581 3 ,2 75 7,9 3 4 6 ,9 14 1,109 8 7 ,8 2 7 9 ,5 18 2 7 ,10 8 6 ,78 1 76 ,19 5 1 ,9 8 6 20,989 1 ,5 8 2 3 ,303 4 ,3 3 7 5 ,2 4 1 DISTRICT NO. 12c - SAN FRANCISCO Phoenix Ariz. 11,5 2 3 Bakersfield Calif, 4,688 TT Berkeley 9,073 Tt Fresno 11,156 Tt Long Beach 11,921 Tt Los Angeles 2 4 4,1(47 11 Oakland 3 6 ,4 7 2 tt Pasadena 6 ,556 tt Sacramento 27,869 Tt San Bernardino 2,617 T t San Diego 19,138 Tt San Franpisco 265,811 tt San Jose 8 ,4 9 7 ft Santa Barbara 3,031 tt Stockton 5 ,5 7 7 Boise Idaho 5 ,0 9 9 Reno Nev. 4,445 Eugene Ore. 3 ,425 tr Portland 5 7,0 9 5 TT Salem 5 ,8 13 Salt Lake City Utah 2 1,8 0 7 TT Ogden 6 ,0 12 Bellingham TfiTash.* 2,538 Tt Everett 2,650 TT Seattle 73 ,0 73 tt Spokane 16,502 tr Tacoma 1 2 ,2 3 7 T! Walla Walla 2 ,3 3 9 TT Yakima 4 ,5 2 0
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