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Form F. R. 285 For Immediate release STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS BANK DEBITS Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System September 30, 1940 Debits to deposit accounts (except interbank accounts), as reported by banks in leading cities for the week ended September 25, aggregated $2,097,000,000. Total debits during the 13 weeks ended September 25 amounted to $101,113,000,000, or 1 percent below the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there was a decrease of 9 percent compared with the corresponding period a year ago, while at the other reporting centers there was an increase of 4 percent, SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS ______________________ (in millions of dollars) 13 weeks ended Week ended Sept. 27, Sept. 25, Sept 25, Sept. 27, 1940 1939 1940 1939 Boston 5 ,6 8 6 430 5,577 431 New York 44,502 40,987 3,384 3,312 Philadelphia 5,262 404 5,391 399 Cleveland 7,450 520 6,514 607 Richmond 308 290 3,942. 3,691 Atlanta 3,14-1 231 2,963 251 Chicago 1,116 1,168 14,073 14,553 St. Louis 3,026 256 24-2 2,984 Minneapolis 158 162 2,092 2,071 Kansas City 263 270 3,471 3,405 Dallas 2,506 204 2,477 203 San Francisco 64? 675 -£+203Total, 274 reporting centers 7,830 102,291 8,097 101,113 New York City* 37,172 3,112 3,045 40,953 4,136 140 Other leading centers* 4,292 53,036 55,093 r% rV/ry 133 Other centers 648 o 5o4Y 693 8,301 DEBITS BY BARKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER , DURING THE T7EEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 25, 1940 (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK (Cont*d) DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON N. Y, Conn, 3,018 Hartford 42,849 Elmira tt tt New Haven 2,721 15,814 Jamestown tt tt Waterbury 3,112,146 6,861 New York tt Bangor Maine 3,448 Poughkeepsie 3,297 tt tt Rochester Portland 29,312 8,309 tt 18,281 Boston Mass, 265,815 Syracuse tt tt Utica 7,512 Brockton 4,433 tt Fall River 4,350 tt DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA Holyoke 3,042 tt Del, Lowell Wilmington 24,348 3,611 tt Lynn N. J. Camden 12,055 5,027 tt tt New Bedford 13,570 3,855 Trenton tt Penna, Allentown Springfield 5,359 13,791 tt tt Worcester 13,888 Altoona 2,685 tt Manchester N. H, 3,619 3,761 Chester tt Providence 9,086 R. I. 29,612 Harrisburg it Hazleton Vt, Burlington 2,157 2,710 tt Johnstown 3,221 tt Lancaster DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK 5,695 tt Stamford Conn, 1,602 4,048 Lebanon tt Montclair N. J, 2,396 3,090 Norristown it Philadelphia Nev/ark 11 283,014 71,391 tt Northern New Jersey Reading 8,707 it Clearing House Assn. 8,809 35,651 Scranton tt Passaic w 7,218 Wilkes-Barre 4,925 tt Albany N. Y, 2,474 28,800 Williamsport 1 1 York Binghamton M 5,345 4,641 Buffalo " 52,725 ^Centers for which bank debit figures are available back to 1919. Form F, R. 285-a DEBITS BY BANKS ENDED SEPTEMBER 25,1940 DISTRICT NO, 4 - CLEVELAND Lexington Ky* Ohio Akron Canton Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton Hamilton Lima Lorain Middletown Springfield Steubenville Toledo Warren Youngstown Zanesville Pa, Butler Erie Franklin Greensburg Honestead Oil City Pittsburgh W. Va. Wheeling DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND Washington D.'C. Md. Baltimore 11 Cumberland n Hagerstown Asheville N. 0, ti Charlotte 11 Durham 11 Greensboro n Raleigh 11 Wilmington 1 1 Winston-Salem Charlestown S. C, it Columbia tt Greenville 1 1 Spartanburg Danville Va, ti Lynchburg 11 Newport News 1 1 Norfolk t i Portsmouth i t Richmond tt Roanoke W. Va, Charleston ti Huntington DISTRICT !•'10. 6 - ATL. Ala, Birmingham it Dothan ti Mobile 11 Montgomery Jacksonville Fla, 11 Miami tt Pensacola « Tampa *Estimated, 4,117 20,428 9,047 84,339 169,305 38,545 15,491 2,855 3,503 1,288 2,774 3,932 2,230 32,593 2,388 14,003 2,057 2,277 6,790 763 1,590 847 2,232 177,245 6,586 60,246 82,388 1,807 2,016 2,978 15,174 10,621 4,320 10,602 2,841 9,153 5,400 6,855 4,622 2,664 2,493 3,357 4,046 14,494 1,083 39,618 6,406 10,873 3,866 22,270 761 8,678 5,010 17,179 10,452 2,390 6,656 of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA Albany Ga. it Atlanta t i Augusta i t Brunswick t i Columbus ti Elberton 11 Macon it Newnan 1 1 Savannah t i Valdosta La. New Orleans Hattiesburg Miss. tt Jackson tt Meridian 11 Vicksburg Tenn. Chattanooga it Knoxville 11 Nashville 1,376 53,390 4,454 624 4,342 *270 3,885 435 7,511 1,132 53,847 1,245 5,538 *2,700 1,612 8,776 6,473 19,704 DISTRICT HO. 7 - CHICAGO 111. Aurora tt Bloomington 11 Chanpaign-Urbana 11 Chicago 11 Danville tt Decatur ti Elgin tt Moline ti Peoria 11 Rockford it Springfield Ind. Fort Wayne 11 Gary it Hannond ti Indianapolis t t South Bend t t Terre Kaute Iowa Cedar Rapids ti Clinton ti Davenport t i Des Moines t t Dubuque t t Mason City it Muscatine t i Sioux City t t Waterloo Mich, Adrian it Battle Creek ti Bay City it Detroit tt Flint tt Grand Rapids ti Jackson t t Kalamazoo t i Lansing it Saginaw Green Bay Wis, ti Manitowoc 1 1 Milwaukee t t Oshkosh t t Sheboygan 2,465 2,929 3,155 631,062 . 2,191 4,249 1.959 1,935 13,906 5,831 6,332 7,446 4,640 2,042 44,567 9,770 5,583 5,675 1,524 4,908 26,561 2,470 2,S69 .930 9,361 4,341 959 2,878 2,792 242,592 6,374 12,813 3,282 5,084 5,790 4.960 3,783 1,551 60,425 2,091 4,355 Form F. R. 285-b DEBITS BY BANKS III EACH REPORTING CENTER, DURING THE WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 25,1940 (in thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO, 10 - KANSAS CITY (Cont’d DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. I0UIS Okla, Muskogee El Dorado Ark. 2,029 1,361 t! ti Fort Smith Oklahoma City 29,179 4,533 tt tt Helena 590 316 Okmulgee t t it Little Rock Tulsa 31,054 9,086 it Wyo. Pine Bluff 1,507 2,420 Casper tt n Texarkana Cheyenne 1,570 (See also Tex.) 1,170 DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS East St. Louis & Nat1! Ariz. Stock Yards Tucson 111 . 2,463 10,540 ii La. Shreveport Quincy 9,963 1,991 11, M. Evansville Ind, 899 7,734 Roswell Abilene Tex. Louisville Ky. 2,026 39,710 tt ti Owensboro 1,342 Austin 6,965 tt Beaumont Greenville Miss. 1,146 5,379 tt Mo, St. Louis 826 127,500 Corsicana tt tt Sedalia 4l6 Dallas 57,757 tt tt Springfield 6,055 3,623 El Paso t t Memphis Tenn. 29,461 Fort Worth 17,343 tt 5,780 Galveston t t DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS 58,742 Houston tt Duluth 2,641 Minn, 10,721 Port Arthur tt t t Minneapolis 16,125 79,461 San Antonio tt ii Red Wing 396 Texarkana ii (See also Ark.) St. Paul 925 35,362 tt it 2,630 South St. Paul 6,820 Tyler tt it Winona 3,395 1,220 Waco tt Mont, 3,775 Billings 3,056 Wichita Falls ti Helena 3,170 DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAT FRANCISCO Dickinson N. D. 359 ii Ariz.' Fargo 5,491 Phoenix 8,967 ii Calif. Grand Forks 1,398 Bakersfield 4,187 tt ii Jamestown 6,528 421 Berkeley tt i t Minot 8,306 1,421 Fresno tt Aberdeen S. D. 1,377 Long Beach 9,137 tt i i Los Angeles Sioux Falls 204,397 4,315 tt La Crosse Wis, 25,018 2,289 Oakland tt i i Superior 5,478 1,116 Pasadena tt Sacramento 22,702 tt DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY San Bernardino 2,801 tt Colorado Springs Colo, 3,404 San Diego 12,867 tt n Denver 37,258 San Francisco 193,486 t t i t Grand Junction 897 San Jose 6,030 tt tt Pueblo 2,726 4,677 Santa Barbara tt Atchison Kans# 726 Stockton 5,011 it Idaho Hutchinson 4,026 2,513 Boise ii Independence 561 Reno Nev. 3,372 tt Ore. Kansas City 3,721 Eugene 2,251 i t tt Lawrence 768 Portland 40,043 tt tt Pittsburg 824 Salem 3,660 tt Utah Topeka 3,776 3,255 Ogden tt tt Salt Lake City Wichita 11,123 17,712 2,161 Bellingham Joplin Wash. 1,620 Mo. tt ii Kansas City 64,332 Everett 2,299 tt it 6,500 Seattle St, Joseph 50,575 tt 557 Spokane Fremont Neb. 13,453 tt ti 8,678 6,747 Tacoma Lincoln tt ii 41,224 Walla Walla Omaha 1,747 t t Albuquerque 3,730 Yakima 4,132 N. M. 6,837 Bartlesville Okla, ii 2,183 Enid i t 287 Guthrie
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