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STATEMENT FOR TEE PRESS Form F. R. 285 For immediate release Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System September 29, 19^1 BANK DEBITS— DEBITS TO DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS EXCEPT INTERBANK ACCOUNTS Bank debits as reported by banks in leading centers for the week ended September 2k aggregated |l0,06l,000,000. Total debits during the 13 weeks ended September 2k amounted to £130,290,000,000, or 29 per cent above the total reported^ for the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New fork City there was an increase of 26 per cent compared with the corresponding period a year ago, and at the other reporting centers there was an increase of per cent# SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS ______ (In millions of dollars)____ Week ended Sept. 2k, Sept. 25, 1940 1941 Federal Reserve District 581 Boston 3,786 New York Philadelphia 541 Cleveland 785 4.16 Richmond 350 Atlanta Chicago 1,534 370 t • Loux s 203 Minneapolis 346 Kansas City 278 Dallas San Francisco 871 10,061 Total, 27k reporting centers 3,442 New York City* lk0 Other leading centers* 5,704 133 Other centers _________________ 915 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER DURING THE (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON Conn. Hartford tr New Haven tt Waterbury Maine Bangor TT Portland Mass. Boston TT Brockton TT Fall River ?! Holyoke Tt Lowell Tt Lynn TT New Bedford TT Springfield TT Worcester N. Hi Manchester R. I. Providence Vt. Burlington DISTRICT NO. 2 - N3W YORK Conn. Stamford N. J. Montclair 11 Newark Northern New Jersey Clearing House Assn. Passaic' N. J. N. Y. Albany 11 Binghamton ii Buffalo Digitized ♦ for FRASER Included in the 56,921 21,926 9,687 5,050 11,081 340,748 5,945 5,938 4,008 4,079 13 weeks ended Sept. 2U, Sept. 25, 1940 1941 5,686 7,182 431 51,332 40,987 3,384 7,232 5,391 399 9,708 7,450 607 5,226 3,942 308 4,236 3,l4l 251 1,168 14,873 19,963 3,026 4,146 242 2,602 158 2,071 270 3,405 4,344 2,506 3,321 204 8,635 10,899 675 130,290 8,098 101,113 46,660 37,172 3,112 4,292 55,093 72,295 8,847 11,335 693 :vEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 24, 1941 DISTRICT NO. 2 - NOT YORK (Cont’d) Elmira N.Y. 4,236 Jamestown " 3,888 New York" 3,442,217 Poughkeepsie " 4,313 Rochester " 37,665 Syracuse " 22,214 Utica " 8,702 DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA Del. 33,585 Wilmington 15,520 N. J. 5,686 Camden TT 17,924 5,500 Trenton Penna. 7,195 •Allentown 19,195 TT 3,006 Altoona 17,330 Tf 5,052 5,408 Chester ft 10,426 59,602 Harrisburg Tt 2,837 3,361 Hazleton TT 4,213 Johnstown TT 7,306 Lancaster Tf 2,168 Lebanon 6,200 Tf 3,n4 Norristown 3,523 tt 390,354 Philadelphia 89,472 __ _ 1 1 tt 11,344 Reading tf 10,071 40,092 Scranton ff Wilkes-Barre 6,331 10,973 ft 2,960 Williamsport 39,238 tt 7,332 5,663 York 67,265 National series covering ll+l centers,available beginning with 1919» Form F. R. 285-a DEBITS BY BANKS PING CENTEJR,DURING THE :72EK ENDED S.'iPTS13ER 2l+,19l4 in thousarLds of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND Lexington Ky. 4,791 Akron Ohio 25,192 it Canton 13,503 ti Cincinnati 113,641 tt Cleveland 212,092 ff Columbus 44,861 tt Dayton 20,898 ft Hamilton 3,843 tt Lima 4,170 tf Lorain 1,473 ft Middletown 3,595 ft Springfield 5,568 ff Steubenville 2,858 tt Toledo 35,315 Tt v7arren 3,634 ff Youngstown 15,173 tt. ZanSsvills 2,256 Butler Pa. 2,935 tt Erie 9,377 tt Franklin 1,102 tt Greensburg 2,018 tt Homestead 1,322 tt Oil City 2,803 t.t Pittsburgh 245,191 Y?heeling TT. Va. 7,386 DISTRICT HO. 5 - RICHMOND Washington b. C. Baltimore Md. tt Cumberland tt Hagerstown Asheville N. Cf n Charlotte tt Durham tt Greensboro ft Raleigh tt Wilmington tt ■Tinston-Salem Charleston S. C. tt Columbia ft Greenville ft . Spartanburg Danville Va. tt Lynchburg tt Newport News tt Norfolk TT Portsmouth Tf Richmond tt Roanoke Charleston 77. Va. rt Huntington DISTRICT NO. 6 --ATLANTA Birmingham Ala. tt Dothan ti Mobile tt Montgomery Jacksonville Fla. tt Miami tt Pensacola tf Tampa 81,428 108,044 2,361 2,734 4,240 21,831 15,203 5,737 11,571 4,831 14,123 7,066 8,210 7,309 4,186 4,780 4,202 3,546 18,333 1,936 54,650 8,034 16,643 1+,999 31,383 1,229 16,748 .7,583 24,003 13,153 3,140 9,283 DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA (Cont'd) Albany Ga. 1,826 ft Atlanta 68,814 1 ft Augusta 6,037 ft Brunswick 830 ff Columbus 5,911 ff Elberton 320 tf Macon 6,727 tt Newnan 779 tt Savannah 9,303 ft Valdosta 1,475 New Orleans La. 72,641 Hattiesburg Miss. 2,858 tt Jackson 7,177 tt Meridian 4,301 tt Vicksburg 2,751 Chattanooga Tenn. 14,096 tt Knoxville 8,933 tt Nashville 28,668 DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO Aurora ill. tt Bloomington tt Champaign-Urbana tt Chicago tt Danville tt Decatur * tt Elgin tt Molino tt Peoria tt Rockford tt Springfield Fort 'Yayne Ind. tt Gary tt Hammond tt Indianapolis tt South Bend tt Terre Haute Cedar Rapids Iowa tt Clinton tt Davenport tt Des Moines tt Dubuque tt Mason City rt Muscatine Tf Sioux City tt V/atsrloo Adrian Mich. tt Battle Crock t t Bay City t t Detroit ft Flint tt Grand Rapids tt Jackson tt Kalamazoo tt Lansing tt Saginaw Green Bay !7is. n Manitowoc tt Milwaukee tt Oshkosh rt Sheboygan 3,7*8 3,394 3,14+3 854,482 2,874 4,936 2,546 2,329 22,139 9,339 6,373 9,863 6,oo4 2,622 60,927 13,105 7,177 8,703 2,082 6,488 23,762 3,170 2,575 1,132 12,569 5,560 1,233 4,535 3,918 289,656 7,566 17,407 5,549 7,542 7,009 6,866 4,832 2,477 84,977 2,702 5,939 Form F. R. 285-b DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER,BUYING THE WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 19Ul (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS DISTRICT NO. 10 • KANSAS CITY (Cont'd El Dorado Ark. Muskogee Okla. 1,768 3,059 TT tt Fort Smith Oklahoma City 27,801 k,693 Tf tt Helena Okmulgee 71+0 950 Tl TT Little Rook Tulsa 13,80k 1+2,575 TT Pine Bluff Wyo. Casper 2,122 k,l2k Tt TT Texarkana Cheyenne 2,1+19 (See also Tex.) 2,119 East St. Louis & Kat'l DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS Stock Yards Tucson 111. Ariz. 3,282 13,890 t! Quincy Shreveport La. 2,390 13,1+77 Evansville Ind. Roswell N. 1,120 9,1+11 Louisville Ky. Abilene Tex. 5I+,686 2,91+7 TT tt Owensboro Austin 2,065 8,805 ft Greenville Miss. Beaumont 9,14+6 2,605 TT St. Louis Mo. Corsicana 180,503 1,1+67 TT ft Sedalia Dallas 83,099 5 3l+ TT Tf Springfield El Paso 8,926 k, 81+9 tt Memphis Tenn. Fort Worth 26,123 72,063 tt Galveston 6,111+ Tt DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS Houston 72,500 tt Duluth Minn. Port Arthur li+,505 3,393 Tt tf Minneapolis San Antonio 22,070 100,627 Tt ft Red Wing Texarkana 532 Tt St. Paul (See also Ark. ) 1,701 1+6,113 tt tt South St. Paul Tyl er 7,825 3,1+11 tt tf Winona Waco l,U+0 l+,982 tt Billings L'ont. Wichita Falls 5,227 3,69U TT Helena i+,1+30 Dickinson N. D. DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO 1+88 TT Fargo Phoenix Ariz. 11,81+2 6,1+25 Tt Grand Forks Bakersfield Calif. l+,528 1,676 Tt tt Jamestown Berkeley 8,292 503 tt tt Minot Fresno 1,81+1 13,765 tt Aberdeen S. D. Long Beach 9,887 1,750 TT tt Sioux Falls Los Angeles 251,897 6,31+3 TT La Crosse Wis. Oakland 2,938 37,752 TT Tf Superior Pasadena 6,960 1,725 ft Sacramento 27,1+78 tt DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY San Bernardino 3,167 Tt Colorado Springs Colo. San Diego 20,1+51 3,101 TT Tt Denver San Francisco 230,1+58 1+9,523 TT tt Grand Junction San Jose 8,171 1,131+ TT Tt Pueblo Santa Barbara 3,203 3,931 tt Atchison Kans. Stockton 6,283 732 tt Hutchinson Boise Idaho 3,508 5,1+35 t? Independence Reno Nev. 3,978 778 tt Kansas City Eugene Ore. l+,970 3,11+7 TT TT Lawrence Portland 816 5 l +,569 TT TT Pittsburg Salem 6,50l+ 1,109 Tf Topeka Ogden Utah i+,260 5,925 ft TT Wichita Salt Lake City 2l+,0I+2 17,680 Joplin Mo * Bellingham Fash, 2,898 2,1+53 tt Tt Kansas City Everett 2,928 88 ,7I+6 Tf Tf St. Joseph Seattle 78,067 8,1+1+8 Tf Fremont Neb. Spokane 17,098 785 TT tt Lincoln Tacoma 15,289 7,336 fl tf Omaha Walla Walla 2,319 1+8,595 TT Albuquerque N. M. Yakima 5,150 5,358 Bartlesville Okla. 10,158 Tt Enid 3,300 Tt Guthrie 1+68
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