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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM G.6 (For Immediate Release) September 14, 1953 BANK DEBITS TO DEMAND DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS Bank debits to demand deposit accounts, except interbank and Government accounts, as reported by banks in 345 leading centers for the month of August aggregated #13$ billion. During the past three months debits amounted to $437 billion or 9.4 per cent above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there was an increase of 4.9 per cent compared with the corresponding three-months period a year ago; at 6 other centers the increase was lU.it per cent; and at all other centers it was 10.8 per cent. Preliminary estimates of the annual rates of turnover of demand deposits in August are 32.2 at New York City, 22.9 at the 6 other centers, and 17.8 at all other centers. SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS (In millions of dollars) Federal Reserve District Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco August 1953 5,428 49,544 5,788 9,796 5,571 5,631 22,029 3,988 2,871 5,'531 12,941 Total, 345 reporting centers New York City 6 other centers* 338 other centers 134,589 45,5l6 29,958 59,115 August 1952 4,959 46,403 5.174 8,462 4,985 5,139 18,121 3,540 2,724 5.175 5,231 12,288 122,200 42,778 25,550 53,873 3 months ended -Aug. 1952 Aug. 1953 17,665 166,988 19,497 31,232 17,332 17,424 69,529 12,778 8,486 17,279 17,500 41,105 436,815 153,937 96,449 186,429 16,496 157,993 16,797 27,501 15,548 15,702 59,575 11,420 8,192 16,255 16,030 37,784 399,293 146,635 84,338 168,320 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) August 1953 August 1952 DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON Conn. Hartford 670,572 710,452 New Haven 232,345 245,158 New London 34,427 43,789 Waterbury 72,764 80,606 Maine Bangor 53,446 50,986 » Lewi ston-Auburn 29,826 32,791 Portland 92,932 100,485 Boston Mass. 2,583,958 2,873,114 II Brockton 49,093 52,998 Fall River 46,784 53,180 Holyoke 33,056 36,108 Lawrence-Andover- Methuen Mass. 47,475 45,216 Lowell Mass. 43,581 45,514 If Lynn 44,689 45,760 II New Bedford 58,704 60,721 II Pittsfield 38,831 36,051 II Springfield 178,719 203,509 II Worcester 180,318 190,189 Concord N. H. 22,821 24,911 II Manchester 60,207 59,237 Providence R. I. 357,882 399,906 Burlington Vt. 29,693 33,742 Digitized*Bosfeon, for FRASER Philadelphia, 3 months ended — Aug. 1953 Aug. 1952 2,313,396 806,092 137,531 274,745 158,439 104,393 304,311 9,431,464 163,988 166,011 118,484 150,212 146,179 149,788 188,578 117,780 643,554 619,778 77,531 193,360 1,295,421 103,944 Chicago, Detroit, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. 2,163,890 746,807 105,869 243,463 156,327 91,430 276,375 8,896,108 152,584 147,540 104,900 139,199 133,985 143,826 169,321 121,298 576,564 576,917 71,796 183,898 1,198,843 94,914 G.6a DEBITS BY BANKS IN EADFE REPORTING CENTER (in thousands ititlarsj 1 months ended — August August Aug. 1952 Aug. 1953 1952 1953 DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK Bridgeport Conn. 629,1+60 174,461 191,38b ft Stamford 251,625 75,709 83,872 Elizabeth N. J. 114,863 389,352 119,273 tt Jersey City 322,675 l,133,H+0 319,138 IT Montelair 11+1,901 Ul,620 43,917 ft Newark 3,382,883 925,490 1,015,127 tt Passaic 108,761 389,1+78 111,571 ft Paterson 148,409 51+9,856 171,156 Binghamton N. Y. 218,209 68,873 69,953 tl Buffalo 700,456 2,563,61+1 821,632 tl Elmira 151,01+5 45,336 1+7,660 tf Jamestown 129,998 1+0,686 37,291 New York 42,778,000 153,937,11+5 tt Poughkeepsie 183,01+1+ 47,764 53,715 it Rochester 369,908 1,1+13,033 135,707 tt Schenectady 281,206 84,015 88,1+53 ft Syracuse 912,578 281,709 269,315 tt Utica 32l+,388 102,111* 87,477 DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA Del. Wilmington 362,1+83 375,394 1,360,555 Atlantic City N. J. 230,888 77,634 79,098 tt Camden 160,644 577,761+ 183,315 It Trenton 208,293 898,785 226,319 Pa. Allentown 91,586 301,315 96,377 ft Altoona 31,288 35,01*0 109,390 tt Bethlehem 48,419 166,266 51,581+ ft Chester 50,120 183,635 57,229 tt Harrisburg 1+72,317 137,278 1U7,15U tl Hazleton 91,690 31,636 27,319 tt Johnstown 157,368 43,125 51,030 tf Lancaster 250,905 78,64? 78,865 tt Lebanon 20,594 21,623 75,295 ft Norristown 128,71+2 39,827 36,727 ft Philadelphia 3,868,36k 3,403,457 13,070,365 ft Reading 381,711 121,235 99,590 tl Scranton 31+8,133 107,721+ 105,077 ft Wilkes-Barre 64,654 21+7,509 80,3Ul ft Williamsport lH+,632 35,160 37,176 tt York 108,981 323,371+ 78,979 DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND Covington-Newport Ky. 46,620 l61+,86l 53,170 ft Lexington 220,561 69,985 77,521 Ohio Akron 321,042 1,157,707 357,071+ ft Canton 1+88,913 118,721 15U,965 ft Cincinnati 3,981,821 1,191+, 592 1,043,932 ft Cleveland 8,523,231 2,665,1+32 2,179,775 tt Columbus 2,198,010 770,730 672,371 tt Dayton 1,01+1,985 325,1+18 277,365 tf Hamilton 175,1+27 55,181 48,604 tt 206,113 Lima 63,51+1+ 59,967 tt Lorain 79,063 25,835 17,985 tt Mansfield 54,877 199,616 61,329 It Middletown 49,586 155,328 1 + 0 , 5 1 + 2 tt Portsmouth 91,002 24,797 31,31+7 tt Springfield 57,662 183,261+ 59,256 tt Stdubenville 21,328 28,719 89,739 tf Toledo 403,066 1,615,1+05 1+98,896 ft Warren 191,601+ 49,283 63,362 ft Youngstown 180,318 615,168 195,51iO Zariesville 29,369 101,917 32,981+ 562,392 234,590 364,900 1,001,112 142,065 2,872,748 364,488 454,739 216,649 2,142,156 141,598 120,462 146,635,000 157,945 1,208,702 269,021 827,200 277,336 1,201,424 221,389 496,652 625,214 272,896 101,249 133,995 155,355 443,934 84,448 130,254 234,028 63,761 115,798 11,304,684 309,698 339,432 207,846 105,259 249,628 138,105 198,229 1,027,871 393,740 3,514,439 : 7,180,355 : 2,019,906 903,887 154,681 185,547 58,955 , 167,999 160,510 72,253 174,079 69,389 1,354,401 145,655 542,586 89,477 G.6b DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) August 1953 DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND (Cont*d) Butler Pa. Erie 125,094 Franklin 7,316 Greensburg 28,180 Oil City21,968 Pittsburgh 2,703,502 Sharon 36,643 Wheeling ¥. Va. 73,112 DISTRICT NO. 5 RICHMOND Washington D. C. 1,100,770 Baltimore Md. 1,377,278 it Cumberland 22,816 N Frederick 22,254 II Hagerstown 35,730 Asheville N. Ct 61,210 IT Charlotte 350,809 II Durham 136,025 i i Greensboro 119,171 if Kinston 32,591 II Raleigh 160,518 II Wilmington 18,602 II Wilson 32,538 II Winston-Salem 161,363 Charleston s. c. 74,034 IS Columbia 155,485 if Greenville 110,181 I F Spartanburg 66,186 Charlottesville Va. 29,615 ii Danville 37,115 IF Lynchburg 47,571 i i Newport News 44,946 ii Norfolk 243,628 IF Portsmouth 28,386 i i Richmond 606,944 ft Roanoke 120,807 Bluefield ¥. Va, 45,206 II Charleston 168,423 II Clarksburg 31,546 II Huntington 68,408 II Parkersburg 30,803 DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA Anniston Ala # 29,436 II Birmingham 416,904 if Dothan 17,600 I I Gadsden 23,522 ft Mobile 154,942 n Montgomery 92,838 Jacksonville Flaw 388,445 IT Miami 337,738 I T Orlando 70,335 11 Pensacola 54,605 II St. Petersburg 77,129 II Tampa 164,218 August 1952 36,280 112,541 7,138 22,993 18,405 2,443,992 29,118 64,786 938,3^3 1,159,742 22,580 22.463 35,035 57,400 323,194 145,052 101,611 30,052 177,448 43,846 24,758 137,547 85,748 133,413 102,085 67,298 23,723 31,689 40,864 53,782 223,720 24,492 552,629 106,853 41,022 151,003 31,394 67,990 28.464 29,610 389,458 17,008 22,547 147,571 88,642 367,262 280,611 74,976 48,666 74,017 153,054 3 months ended — Aug. 1953 Aug. 1952 137,619 395,616 22,617 85,578 67,739 8,689,439 115,072 342,013 20,987 72.684 57,849 8,047,202 85,593 207,603 3,396,750 4,464,729 78,509 71,915 116,483 191,389 1,092,073 340,978 368,212 77,642 526,922 3,038,012 113,118 237,000 149,061 69,129 499,349 230,057 483,106 338,265 191,964 91,261 108,788 147,511 144,154 774,570 92,383 1,855,324 371,005 132,336 524,246 99,760 210,577 93,727 90,803 1,259,503 51,149 72,658 507,142 278,463 1,263,710 1,068,051 244,473 168,656 247.214 538.215 3,818,683 80,493 67.685 104,211 174,873 990,113 361,506 307,420 69,787 490,933 134,418 58,099 432,876 252,293 412,006 316,323 192,021 73,647 92,132 129,071 147,170 711,951 81,798 1,702,245 327,190 134,027 461,887 97,003 200,106 87,592 89,098 1,206,826 49,558 65,142 470,118 259,006 1,124,659 916,914 222,714 143,455 231,046 479,153 G.6c DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) August 1953 August 1952 3 months ended — Aug. 1953 DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont'd) Albany Ga. 111*,331 37,165 32,977 11 Atlanta 3,681,81*7 1,193,113 1,012,341 If Augusta 259.650 88,677 83,132 !i Brunswick 39,628 11,434 13,738 II Columbus 237,11*3 77,080 75,358 ft Elberton 11*,171 4,429 1*,645 If Macon 261*, 507 82,1*02 79,550 H Newnan 11,000 31,287 9,588 If Savannah 380,1*05 108,588 119,81k tt Valdosta 82,395 35,066 36,479 Baton Rouge 1*09,1*21 Lid. # 126,281 113,417 ft Lake Charles 1+9,902 151,542 50,159 If New Orleans 2,803,976 923,21*6 874,542 Hattiesburg Miss# 20,589 61,559 19,655 tt Jackson 1*70,861* 159,787 159,049 it Meridian 90,909 30,286 29,993 11 Vicksburg UU,287 Ik,111 12,662 Chattanooga Tenru 651,509 207,673 170,467 it Knoxville 1*80,875 l5U,3l*2 130,773 it Nashville 1,360,806 160,255 424,017 DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO Aurora 111* 11*2,177 16,057 40,003 IT Bloomington 52,308 173,962 50,384 II Champaign-Urbana 153,81*3 17,567 43,919 If Chicago 9,121,312 It Danville 39,490 If Decatur 25U,550 77,lUl 69,145 86,888 Elgin " 27,922 26,411 Joliet " 185,1*50 58,357 49,580 Moline-East Moline11 Rock Island 78,251 251,865 71,808 Peoria " 613,538 199,28k 156,271 Rockford " 4ll*,11*3 127,313 122,323 Springfield " 292,981* 91,931 78,609 Fort Wayne Ind. 166,907 141,682 535,062 ii Gary 86,887 268,961 66,748 Hammond 1*8,131* 42,250 151,372 Indianapolis 669,606 2,604,860 796,1*08 Lafayette 1*6,267 11*7,336 37,493 Muncie 170.651 49,647 57,589 South Bend 306,980 957,721* 284,751 Terre Haute 70,901* 231,072 60,977 Burlington Iowa 81*, Oil 24,002 26,715 II Cedar Rapids 90,022 283,1*1*1 87,899 Clinton " 19,293 20,1*12 63,250 Davenport " 76,010 253,996 78,351 11 ' Des Moines 293,341 1,093,654 353,379 Dubuque " 43,949 11*6,590 1*7,080 Mason City " 31,736 111,173 3U,990 Muscatine " 12,21*0 11,567 38,885 Cttumwa " 109,566 31,934 35,635 Sioux City " 1*36,705 147,859 H*3,L32 Waterloo " 64,410 213,738 70,107 r/ Revised figures: San Jose, California: May 1953, 11*9,389; June 1953, 169,257? July 1953, 161,1*33 Aug. 1952 98,831 3,230,346 270,779 34,192 228,159 13,464 230,855 31,190 337,073 77,835 346,924 153,848 2,574,288 57,776 477,039 89,891 38,447 517,810 385,031 1,250,373 125,681 148,254 150,373 30,903,074 122,142 239,062 82,170 152,830 230,000 523,088 373,113 246,318 445,595 197,625 130,808 2,222,633 117,894 154,775 826,836 202,425 76,292 266,993 57,300 231,399 903,326 133,304 96,792 37,011 102,268 446,622 191,818 G.6d DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) August August DISTRICT NO. 7 t CHICAGO (Cont'd) Mich. Adrian 16,965 18,751 11 Battle Creek 60,683 65,775 11 Bay City 41,367 46,440 II Detroit 5,266,758 3,789,870 It Flint 102,869 128,198 II Grand Rapids 260,658 217,474 II Jackson 74,370 59,791 II Kalamazoo 96,563 86,577 It Lansing 135,337 154,646 It Muskegon 70,425 77,325 It Port Huron 31,782 38,302 II Saginaw 80,360 101,631 Wis* Green Bay 62,915 74,239 n Kenosha 38,433 44,291 it Madison 114,222 121,958 it Manitowoc 26,562 28,180 it Milwaukee 989,272 1,145,893 it Oshkosh 26,393 32,178 11 Racine 64,339 68,660 it Sheboygan 48,474 55,919 DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST . LOUIS Ark* El Dorado 25,483 24,753 it Fort Smith 44,365 45,743 it 6,043 Helena 6,751 it Little Rock 128,378 141,188 11 34,883 Pine Bluff 28,967 if Texarkana(See Tex.) 17,454 21,299 111. Alton 29,980 34,616 E. St. Louis & Nat. Stock Yds* 116,299 116,339 Quincy 111* 31,994 33,658 Ind* Evansville 160,644 125,923 Ky* Louisville 646,089 706,589 it Owensboro 37,032 36,596 n Paducah 40,215 41,774 Miss. Greenville 18,497 18,163 Cape Girardeau Mo. 13,509 11,785 It Hannibal 9,137 8,968 It Jefferson City 52,791 51,033 ft 1,865,784 1,599,888 St. Louis It 12,067 Sedalia 10,789 It 67,022 Springfield 60,584 Jackson Tenn* 19,367 19,624 11 Memphis 474,448 532,021 DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS Duluth Minn* 122,758 123,013 11 21,848 Mankato 22,250 it Minneapolis 1,471,828 1,365,211 it Red Wing 5,526 5,423 11 Rochester 29,841 27,022 11 St. Cloud 14,656 15,362 it St. Paul 521,623 575,359 it South St. Paul 67,816 76,484 it Winona 16,669 17,149 3 months ended — Aug. 1952 Aug. 1953 59,846 206,617 137,679 16,281,857 415,544 798,917 229,617 313,546 172,779 249,480 115,150 308,673 227,701 139,081 387,815 90,120 3,465,185 96,452 221,748 171,315 79,115 142,671 21,077 453,876 94,856 68,972 113,675 373,519 103,919 511,135 2,152,774 116,647 125,991 62,445 42,126 28,639 165,914 6,081,095 36,371 210,901 60,481 1,732,243 417,323 69,926 4,196,736 17,859 95,191 44,405 1,755,599 207,119 55,703 51,053 182,426 180,884 12,343,803 325,843 638,776 183,284 260,306 415,196 203,491 94,576 241,699 198,539 119,574 372,605 80,308 3,162,309 85,794 203,673 153,224 72,246 134,721 19,359 418,940 105,328 53,043 93,029 369,377 97,683 412,775 1,945,525 112,867 126,262 56,611 36,809 29,290 151,429 5,380,244 32,510 196,734 57,380 1,517,892 401,746 64,273 4,030,679 16,851 80,851 46,516 1,632,776 229,995 51,981 G.6e DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) August 1953 August 1952 DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS (Cont'd) Mont. Billings 58,044 63,638 ii Butte 48,390 k6,k89 ft Great Falls 56,223 52,667 It Helena 37,769 31,253 N« Dak* Bismarck 46,105 k5,5l7 u Dickinson 6,156 5,316 it Fargo 63,326 58,86k it Grand Forks 21,161 20,97k 11 Jamestown 7,5kO 7,385 it Minot 20,225 20,865 S. Daks Aberdeen 21,317 23,827 it Sioux Falls 70,1*98 75,401 Wis, Eau Claire 12,322 35,489 it La Crosse 1+1,062 35,019 ti Superior 15,960 15,719 DISTRICT NO. 10 •- KANSAS CITY Colo# Colorado Springs 54,593 57,300 it Denver 719,892 714,691 it Grand Junction 17,374 19,761 it Greeley 31,438 2k,38k tt Pueblo 50,153 57,189 KanSs Atchison 11,276 10,039 it Dodge City 17,064 12,8U3 tt Emporia 10,407 10,517 tt Hutchinson 46,214 35,820 it Independence 8,709 9,665 tt Kansas City 87,81*1 79,657 tt Lawrence 13,635 13,7k3 tt Manhattan 11,325 12,591 tt Parsons 10,885 11,215 tt Pittsburg 11,803 12,995 it Salina 40,558 35,989 tt Topeka 102,211 110,050 ft Wichita 315,674 319,720 Mo#. Independence 13,271 lk,3k8 tt Joplin 32,182 31,238 tt Kansas City 1,279,238 1,172,984 it St. Joseph 102,228 97,589 Neb. Fremont 21,260 19,815 it Grand Island 27,791 29,594 tt Hastings 16,966 17,460 tt Lincoln 95,163 92,903 it Omaha 612,117 599,408 N. M# Albuquerque 137,184 117,514 tt Santa Fe 40,51+5 36,335 Okla# Bartlesville 201,630 195,569 it Enid 33,911 32,16k ft Guthrie 5,207 k,975 ft Lawton 20,802 18,303 it Muskogee 25,682 26,132 tt Norman 8,285 8,1+53 it Oklahoma City 374,922 kOk,3k3 tt Okmulgee 6,851 7,657 u Ponea City 22,586 22,161+ it Tulsa 619,800 703,151+ Wyo. Casper 43,825 1+9,661 tt Cheyenne 32,318 3k,225 3 months ended — Aug. 1953 Aug. 1952 182,78k 139,6kl 153,985 9k,160 125,730 15,926 176,k70 61,236 22,013 60,0k6 67,0k7 222,009 127,kkl 127,kl2 50,621 166,225 146,274 157,511 130,944 129,339 I8,6l0 189,803 59,278 22,455 61,082 68,815 224,988 105,299 106,827 48,774 169,721 2,307,562 63,079 75,266 171,928 3k,089 k0,730 31,058 112,391 30,066 271,k6k k3,9l6 37,lk0 35,13k kl,600 116,793 3kk,735 1,033,362 k5,520 98,589 k,222,k22 309,808 6k,931 87,853 56,2k7 305,169 1,925,378 kl7,7k8 111,655 622,876 110,868 15,789 58,778 83,016 27,7kl 1,276,837 2k,301 68,876 2,lkl,l5l 138,960 10k,023 160,148 2,163,470 53,361 80,925 147,984 30,191 51,902 30,041 141,493 28,388 255,643 41,792 34,527 34,409 39,262 127,071 330,180 1,042,308 44,8l4 95,392 3,906,125 316,839 61,774 91,406 50,345 283,694 1,869,809 353,752 107,483 567,489 138,038 15,394 65,993 79,805 25,744 1,194,852 21,009 69,820 1,876,321 128,934 96,981 G.6f DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (in thousand^ of dollars) August 1953 DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS Ariz. Tucson 87,6b6 La# Monroe 18,131 II Shreveport 196,051 N. M. Roswell 22,027 Tex. Abilene 19,653 II Amarillo 125,227 n Austin 101,787 II Beaumont 126,03b II Corpus Christi 117,103 II Corsicana 11,158 II Dallas 1,511,250 II El Paso 190,87b II Fort Worth 173,595 II Galveston 71,265 II Houston 1,588,771 II Laredo 17,06b II Lubbock 85,030 II Port Arthur b3,b35 II San Angelo 3b,b92 II San Antonio 379,937 11 Texarkana(See Ark.) 18,bb7 it Tyler 55,310 II Waco 68,U52 n Wichita Falls 77,80b ( DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCIS CD 2b5,280 Ariz. Phoenix Bakersfield Calif. 93,713 II 88,1*82 Berkeley II 150,813 Fresno II Long Beach 250,591 n It,168,235 Los Angeles II Modesto 51,133 II Oakland 177,186 II 129,095 Pasadena II Riverside 58,322 II 615,792 Sacramento II San Bernardino 73,112 II San Diego 383,992 II San Francisco 2,990,1*67 N San Joser/ 159,237 II Santa Barbara 17,611 II 27,626 Santa Rosa II Stockton 78,703 Boise 77,00b Idaho Reno Nev. 63,021 Eugene Ore. 72,872 II Portland 690,572 II 80,808 Salem Ogden Utah 72,103 II Salt Lake City 305,36k Bellingham Wash. bo,575 II Everett Ul,058 ft Seattle 963,661 If Spokane 195,110 It Tacoma 165,165 It Walla Walla 31,175 ft Yakima b9,85l August 1952 68,032 42,625 176,661 20,359 50,371 127,162 96,174 121,466 153,734 12,415 1,353,196 169,775 493,191 76,505 1,493,581 20,136 91,059 43,903 35,857 344,007 20,474 51,418 68,168 80,723 297,265 lb5,365 588,126 70,162 152,b99 388,295 328,289 387,222 U57,06l 36,1*30 b,785,918 583,72b 1,633,192 226,568 b,96b,3bl 56,175 273,0b5 lbl,362 111,70b 1,181,188 56,760 170,209 221,872 2b2,711 275,693 133,166 555,935 63,925 152,357 403,756 295,992 359,855 421,812 37,142 4,180,434 514,173 1,519,115 230,752 4,558,505 62,652 290,216 128,181 109,461 1,067,239 60,921 156,311 194,226 258,223 254,655 8l,o4l 90,222 151,337 198,626 3,857,871 51,347 525,797 117,127 47,275 671,606 64,983 350,606 2,793,278 163,117 43,816 28,652 82,412 77,866 60,437 72,440 715,068 71,566 78,388 255,934 30,172 36,090 884,830 196,416 154,343 33,123 47,100 8bl,325 312,b85 280,b72 b78,260 752,686 13,757,566 17b,355 l,5b9,596 b22,857 185,100 1,733,976 230,327 1,173,220 9,375,779 b89,927 152,363 81,075 251,975 230,968 19b,b21 213,617 2,161,566 233,2bb 208,923 937,b5b 113,339 122,660 3,0b6,5l3 635,lb2 523,610 86,598 153,230 812,895 286,599 285,348 467,375 617,293 11,625,089 151,477 1,579,074 370,057 153,554 1,604,713 202,064 1,044,376 9,265,262 482,118 133,396 82,974 245,517 231,884 182,873 213,012 2,176,589 226,452 242,536 807,941 92,031 108,996 2,760,306 615,200 480,491 90,242 146,649 r/ See footnote on page c regarding revised figures 3 months ended — Aug. 1952 Aug. 1953 •
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