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STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS Released for publication Sunday morning, Sept. 8; not earlier. BANK DEBITS Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System September 7, 1935. Debits to individual accounts, as reported by banks in leading cities for the week ended September 4, which included only five business days, aggregated $6,783*000,000, or 4 per cent above tho total reported for the preceding week and 21 per cent above 1jhe total for the corresponding weel: of last year, which also in cluded only five business days. Aggregate debits for tho l4l cities for which a separate total has been main tained since January 1919 amounted to $6,318,000,000,compared with $6,060,000,000 the preceding week and $5* 192>000,000 the week ended September 5 of last y°ar. SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS Number of centers included Federal Reserve District No. 1 - Boston 2 - Ncv.> York 3 - Philadelphia U - Cl Vi land 5 - Richmond 6 - Atlanta 7 -Chicago ^ - St. Louis 9 - Minneapolis 10 - Kansas City 11 - Dallas 12 - San Francisco 17 15 18 25 26 4o 16 17 TOTAL W e e k Sept. 4-, 1935 3,124,816 333.304 400,818 200,042 157.834 1 .071,918 ended Aug. 28, 1935 329,505 3,181,442 385,962 358,101 198,879 l§6,55l 148,570 723,937 145,873 148,386 838,003 28 18 28 207,900 524,615 271 6*782,919 6,519,951 118,720 2,586,795 254,735 293,030 168,066 129,055 210,269 129,942 507,410 170,330 133.940 Sept. 5, 1934 124,791 187,202 118,506 491,620 5 ,621,155 DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON Bangor, Me. Boston, Mass. Brockton, Mass. Burlington, Vt. Fall River, Mass. Hartford, Conn. Holyoke, Mass. Lowell, Mass. Lynn, Mass. Manchester, N. H. N .” Bedford, Mass. Ner- Have n, Conn. Portland, Maim. Providencc, R. I . S 'jringfic Id , Mass. Wat: rbury, Conn. Worcester, Mass. [STRICT NO. 2 - NE» YORK Albany, N. Y. > Binghamton, N. Y. Buffalo, N. Y. Elaira, N. Y. Jamestown, N. Y. Montclair, N. J. S.wark, N. J. New York, N. Y. Week ended Sopt. A« m i 2,635 224,819 2,819 1,634 2,752 30,525 l,64o 2,271 2,905 2,606 3,035 11,417 6,662 20,430 10,256 4,733 7,473 29,848 3,731 48,389 3,079 2,175 2,682 47,638 2,904,064 Week ended sgEtj-jjOsas. DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK (Cont'd) Northern New Jersey Clearing House Assn. 36,022 Passaic, N. J . 4,l49 Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 2,018 Rochester, M. Y. 20,578 Stamford, Conn. 2,167 Syracuse, N. Y. 12,369 Utica, N. Y. 5.907 DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA Allentown, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Camden, N. J . Ch.stcr, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa, Basic-ton, Pa, Johnstown, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Lebanon, Pa. Norristown, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Reading, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Trenton, N. J . Wilkes-Barro, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Wilmington, Del. York, Pa. 4,325 1.574 7.939 2,373 5.200 1.951 2,792 3,347 1,058 1.699 253,312 4,655 10,347 12,571 4,501 1,548 10,620 3,492 (B-806) DEBITS BY BANKS IN EACH REPORTING CENTER (In thousands of dollars)__________ B-306a W eek ended W eek ended D IS T R IC T - U - CLEVELAND NO. Akron, 10,222 O h io 1.774 B utler, Pa. Canton, O hio C in c in n a ti, C le v elan d , Co lum bus, Dayton, E rie , 31,794 9,165 3.936 576 O hio Pa. Pa. H a m ilto n , Pa. O hio Hom estead, Pa. Lexin gto n , Ky. O hio L o ra in , O hio M id d leto w n , O il 102,803 O hio Greensburg, L i ;n a , 5,sss 57.556 O h io O hio F ran k lin , C ity , O h io Pa. P ittsb u rg h , Pa. S p r in g fie ld , W h ee lin g , Til. V a . Youngstow n, O hio Z a n e sv ille , O hio D IS T R IC T NO. 5 A sh e v ille , N. Md. C h arleston , C harleston, C h arlo tte, C o lu m bia, W .V a . N. S. C u m berlan d, D a n v ille , Durham , C. C. Md. Va. N. C, M acon, M ia m i, M iss. Fla. M o b ile, A la. N a sh v ille , Ga, New O r l e a n s , Tam pa, Ga. Fla. V aldo sta, Ga. V ick sbu rg, D IS T R IC T M iss. NO. 7 M ic h . Aurora, 111. 5.290 B attle 3,575 1.291 Bay C i t y , Creek, B lo o m in g to n , C h ic a g o , 111. C lin to n , Io w a D a n v ille , 3 ,0 5 2 Davenport, ?,4^g Decatur, Io w a 111. Des M o in es, 1,%9 1,433. 6,769 D etro it, M ic h . Dubuque, Io w a 111. M ic h . 1,407 2,529 Gary, N orfolk , Va. Portsm outh, Va. R a le ig h , C. N. R ich m o n d , Roanoke, Va. 2 9 ,4 0 1 Va. 4,65s Spartanburg, S. C. W a sh in g to n , D. C. Y ifilm in g to n , N, C. W in s to n - S a le m , N . D IS T R IC T NO. A lbany, 6 Ga. Augusta, Ga. B irm in g h am , B ru n sw ic k , A la. Ga. Chattanooga, C o lu m bu s, C . i,4i6 39,459 1,970 6.022 - ATLANTA Ga. A tlan ta, Dothan, 2,636 1,425 3,431 706 4,037 Va. Tenn. Ga. A la. Grand R a p id s, Green B a y , H am m ond, M ic h . W is . In d . In d ia n a p o lis, Jackson, L an sin g, M ic h . M ic h . M a n ito w o c , W is. M ason C i t y , M ilw a u k ee , M o lin e, Io w a W is. 111. M us c a t i n © , Oshkosh, 1 0w a W is. 111. R o ckfo rd, S a g in a w , 111. M ic h . Sheboygan, S io u x In d . M ic h . K alam azo o , W is. C ity , lov.'a South Bend, In d . S p rin g fie ld , 111. Terre In d , Haute, T laterlo o , 17,390 130,332 1,373 1,122 In d . In d . P eo ria, 636 26,457 .3,652 12,205 365 5,935 2,179 635 Io w a E lgin , 605 1,644 2,434 1.557 2,074 4,463 , 1,975 743,279 936 1,656 3,6S0 2 ,7 0 4 4 ,3 7 S F lin t, Va. 111. 111. Fort W ayne, Lynchburg, Io w a C h am p aign - U rb an a, 3 .0 2 1 N ew port N ew s, 111. Cedar R a p id s, 3 .0 1 1 M d. M ic h . M ic h . S. YJ. V a . - C H IC A G O A d rian , N . C . Hagerstow n, La. Fla. Greensboro, H u n tin g to n , A la. Tenn. G reen ville, C. Fla. Tenn. Ga. M e r id ia n , Savannah, 2,464 C. K n o x v ille , 533 1,605 1,540 55,132 S. M iss. Pensaco la, 2,0S6 C. Jackson, A . 1935 ( C o n t 'd ) 213 S61 4,o6l ,795 ,334 3,135 1,376 3,767 5,535 4,os6 19,150 2S2 36,17^ 1,270 5.431 3,7^9 993 90s M iss. Ja c k so n v ille , 2 ,0 0 4 - R IC H M O N D B a ltim o re, Ga. H attiesbu rg , Nownan, 1,136 O h io E lberton, 6 - ATLANTA 473 3.370 20,865 T o l e d o , -O h i o NO. M ontgom ery, 4,327 1.293 O hio Sept. D IS T R IC T 1,070 2,120 1 2 1 ,5 0 4 O h io Ste u b e n v ille , W arren, m i, Io w a 1,577 3.799 2,171 1,163 27,365 , 2,923 3.214 3,653 1,123 1,649 42,950 1,213 719 1,533 9,021 3,316 3,610 2,423 7 ,3 0 1 4,59s 4,211 3 .2 S 0 2,461 DEBITS BY BANKS IH EACH REPORTING CUTTER B-g06b 0[n thousands of dollars) W e e k ended W eek ended Sept. 4, 1935 Sept. 4, 1935 DISTRICT HO. 10 - KANSAS CITY (Cont*d) DISTRICT HO. S - ST. LOUIS 451 Okmulgee, Okla, East St. Louis &Hat‘l, 6,005 26,719 Om aha, Heb, Stock Yards, 111, 600 607 Pittsburg, Kans, Eldorado, Ark, 2,261 4,09S Pueblo, Colo, Evansville,, Ind, 5,344 St. Joseph, Mo, Port Smith, Ark, 1,679 50S Topeka, Kans, 2,793 Greenville, Miss. 15,680 s4o Tulsa, Okla, Helena, Ark. 5,382 Wichita, Kans, 8,397 Little Rock, Ark. 26 , 05 s Louisville, Ky, 20,786 DISTRICT HO. 11 - DALLAS Memphis, Tenn. 928 Abilene, Tex. Owensboro, Ky. 1,189 Austin, Tex, Pine Bluff, Ark. 2,901 3,775 Beaumont, Tex. 4,031 1,3^4 Quincy, 111, 524 96,500 Corsicana, Tex. St. Louis, M b, 30,407 Dallas, Tex, 4S3 Sedalia, Mo, El Paso, Tex, 3,336 2,431 Springfield, Mo, 12,768 Port Worth, Tex. Texarkana,Ark.(See also Tex.) 380 4,374 Galveston, Tex, 30,222 Houston, Tex, DISTRICT HO. 9 - M INNEAPOLIS S12 Port Arthur, Tex. Aberdeen, S. D. 935 Roswell, H. M , Billings, Mont, 521 1.792 11,166 San Antonio, Tex. 252 Dickinson, H. D * Shreveport, La. Duluth, Minn. 6,530 7,979 T exarkana,Tox. 2,988 Pargo, H. D. (See also Ark.) Grand Porks, H. D, 944 584 T u c s o n , Ariz, Helena, Mont, 1,382 2,283 Tyler, Tex, Jamestown, H. D, 2,223 313 W aco, Tex, La Crosse, Wis. 2,360 1,515 Wichita Palls, Tex, Minneapolis, Minn. 76,686 2,393 745 Minot, H. D. 394 Red Wing, Minn, DISTRICT HO. 12 - SANFRANCISCO 28,270 St. Paul, M inn# Bakersfield, Calif, 1,761 2,612 Sioux Palls, S. D, Bellingham, Wash. 1,165 South St, Paul, M inn# Berkeley, Calif, 3,572 4,335 Superior, Wis, 794 2,963 Boise, Idaho 1,226 1,026 Winona, Minn# Eugene, Ore, 1,012 Everett, Wash. 4,645 DISTRICT HO. 10 - KANSAS CITY Presno, Calif. 1,814 6,302 Albuquerque, H. M , Long Beach, Calif, 650 Atchison, Kans, Los Angeles, Calif, i 4o, 4oo Bartlesville, Okla, Oakland, Calif# 34,875 5,367 Casper, W yo, Ogden, Utah 887 3,840 Cheyenne,Wyo, Pasadena, Calif, 1,396 3,929 Colorado Springs, Colo* Phoenix, Ariz, 3,884 2,833 Denver, Colo, 35,485 Portland, Ore, 30,489 Enid, Okla, Rono, Hev, 1,644 2,395 Premont, Neb, 538 Sacramento, Calif# 32,673 Grand Junction, Colo, Salt Lake City, Utah 545 10.433 Guthrie, Okla, San Bernardino, Calif, 1,288 271 Hutchinson, Kans, 3,672 San Diego, Calif. 7,943 Independence, Kans, 582 San Francisco, Calif. 167,633 Joplin, Mo, San Jose, Calif, 4,374 1,735 Kansas City, Kans, 1,820 Santa Barbara, Calif, 1,956 Kansas City, M o# Seattle, Wash. 64,509 36,781 Lawrence, Kans, Spokane, Wash. 649 $,248 Lincoln, Heb, S to c k to n , Calif, 3,111 5,357 Muskogeo, Okla# Tacoma, Wash. 4,962 1,379 Oklahoma City, Okla, W a lla W a lla , W a s h . 1,090 13,635 Yakima, Wa3h. *2,732
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