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1 Be? eaead f or pnbl Jcaticn ;5u;.dr^- morning, Mar. 8; not earlier. S TAT.5?'ENT K>B THE PPESS BAFR d ebits 3t. 4U54 Federrl Pss~rve Board, March 7, 1925* Debits to individual accounts as reported to the Federal Beserve Board 'by bant3 in leading cities for the week ending March 4 aggregated $12,332,000,000, or -'i,4p<3r cent above th9 total of $9,9l6,000,000 reported for the preceding week, i'ba large increass is due in part to the fee t that th.3 previous week contained o*:l,y five business days and in part to the usual heavy end-of-month payments included in the current wsek's figuros. The principal increases are shown for the following cities: New York City $1,009,000,000, Chicago $177,000,000, Philadelphia $116,000,000, San Francisco $112,000,000, Los Angeles $90,000,000, Boston $78,000,000 and Cleveland $54,000,000. As compared with the week ending March 5, 1924, debits for the wesk under review shew an increase of $1,389,000,000, of 12,7 psr cent. Hew York City reports an incro&ga ox $037,000,000, wfaile other large increases are as follows: Philadelphia $109,000,000, Chicago $101,000,000, San Francisco $71,000,000, Boston $39,000,000, Pittsburgh $32,000,000, and Minneapolis $22,000,000. Aggregate debits for l4l centers for which figures have been published weekly since January, 1919, wore $11,653,540,000 a3 compared with $9,389,090,000 for the preceding week and $10,329,172,000 for the week ending March 5, Debits to individual accounts wera reported to the Federal Reserve Board for banks in 254 centers, of which 250 are included in the summary by Federal reserve districts. DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS 3Y BANKS IN REPORTING CENTERS Federal Number of V/ a 6 k e n d i n e Reserve centers Mar. 4, 1925 Feb. 25,1925 Mar. 5, 1924 District included No. 1 - Boston 2 - New York 3 _ Philadelphia 4 - Cleveland 5 - Richmond 6 - Atlanta 7 - Chicago 3 - St. Louis 9 - Minneapolis 10 - Faiisas City 11 - Dallas 12 - San Francisco 16 l ,289 6,621, , , ,489 23b,200 1,234,583 31^, , , ,^ 7 860,554 (In thousands of dollars) 510,152 5,512,672 4SS,^45 5?U,24o 259, ,203 1,052, , , , , ,045 5,542, , , , ,570 1,190, , ^17 164, , , ; 978 ^OTAL , 331,682 9,915,527 10,942,887 REPORTING CENTERS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS (In thousands of dollars) P NO. 1 - BOSTON Bangor, Me. 3,399 2,632 3,576 Boston, Mass. 436, , ,622 Brockton, Mass. 4,808 3,649 4,902 Fall River, Mass, 7, 6a 6,910 6,693 Hartford, Conn, 34,893 24,055 29,142. Eolyoke, Mass. 4, X 8 3,484 3,402 Lowell, Mass. 4, 436 3,579 4,874 Lynn, Mass, 6,427 5,039 5,429 Manchester, N. H. 4,213 3,033 4,285 New Bedford, Mass. C,229 7,010. 7,695 New Haven, Conn. 28,06l 13,055 22,282. Portland, Me. 11,271 7,745 ' 9,791 Providence, S. I, 39,068 32,323 36,001 Springfield, Mass. 21,266 11,316 17,555 Waterbury, Conn. 9,140 6,940 8,880 Worcester, Mass. 17,913 i4,02s 16,916

2 DEBITS TO l ;n r / T~PJAL ACCOOUTS BTC BA FCS IN REPORTING- CENTERS S t.-^-s^n Tr k e i d i n g: Mar. 4, IS 25 p i * : 25, 1925 Mar. 5, 1924 {In thous ands of d ol1 are) DISTRICT NO. 2 - MET YCTK Alorny, N. Y, Binghamton, II. Bufi. a I c, lv. x1 Elmira, N. Y. James tcvin, N. Mcntclair, N. Newark, N. J. Y. Y. J. Hew York, N. Y. Northern New Jersey Clearing House Association Passaic, N. J. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y. Stamford, Ccnn. Syracuse, N. Y. )ISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA Allentown, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cand en, N. J. Chester, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. Hazleton, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Lebanon, Pa, Norristown, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Reading, pa. Scranton, Pa. Trenton, N. J. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Wilmingt on, Del. York, Pa. DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND Akron, Ohio Butler, Pa. Canton, Ohio C inc innat i, Ohi o Cleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Connellsville, Pa. Dayton, Ohio Erie, Pa. Greensburg, pa. Homestead, Pa. Lexington, 3Iy. Lima, Ohio Lorain, Ohio Oil City, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Springfield., Ohio Toledo, Ohio Warren, OMo Wheeling, W. Va. Youngstown, Ohio Zanesville, Ohio Digitized for FRASER 6, 3M.67. 4,345 79A30 4,753 5,556 4,052 75, ,234 53,345 9,233 4,939 45, S 17,942 3,613 4,004 13,^15 6,120 12,822 3,675 5,474 7,663 1, ,915 2,453 17,300 16,319 12,582 4,043 9,014 4,963 16, 6l 2,53S 11,126 21, ,165 34,240 1, &4 7,329 5,022 1,037 7,079 4,794 1,256 3, ,602 5,736 44,029 1,752 10,295 15,655 2,576 21,653 H, 062 6l,446 3,461 3,352 2,973 53,449 5,262,535 36,459 7,^27 2,530 31,677 2,716 13^26 6, ,352 4,744 7, ,910 5,733 1, ^6,336 6, ,ICO 13,337 11,145 3,549 7,259 4,059 16,096 2,063 2,172 64, ,037 24, ,170 6,677 4, ,791 ^,279 1,247 2, ,977 3,959 4i,?52 1,953 9,641 13,017 2,141 23,662 M ,166 4,330 4,102 3,356 66,904 5,640,692 51,1^7 2,337 4,299 ^7,264 2,912 17,427 7,037 3,606 11,691. 5,670 2,270 2,297 5,020 6,290 1, ,471 7,625 16,300 15,072 11, 25s 3,745 2,393 4,200 16,319 2,073 11,575 7 M ,73^ 33,505 1,120 18,343 6,522 5,30s 959 7, ol 1,233. 3, ,694 6, ,773 13,444 2, 24

3 -DIBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BANKS _IN RM O R T IJ f^ ^ W S n S St.4454b. L J L j L j L e n d! n & Mar. >4, 1425 Feb. 2?, 1925 M ar. 5, 1 9 ^ (In thousands of cllars) DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND Ashevilla, N. C. Balti^o^, 153. Char'.».oscr, S. C. Ch ;-rloei:on, Tr. Va. Charlotte, N. C. Ccliaribia, S. C. Climb er'1and, Md. Danville, Va. Durham, H. 3* Greensboro, N. C. Gre n7ilie, S. C. Eunt i ng t on, F Va * Hagerstown, Md. Lynchburg, Va. Newport News, Va. Norfolk, Va. Raleigh, N. C. PiohiricriG, Va. Roanoke, Va. Spartanburg, S. C. Washington, 1). C. Wilmington, N. C. Wins ton-sal am, N. C. 4, ,64s. 7,~64 S ,726 7,219 2,167 2,302 4,526 5,soo 6,192 6,933 2,429 5,122 2,050 20,14S 21,400 34,569 6,304 3,702 46,9i«5,728 S,l44 4,025 72,9G7 5,975 6,227 9,~b8 3,351 1,545 1,9^2 5,147 5,065 5,551 4,844 1,815 3,330 1,556 13,533 19,700 25,368 4,359,190,25 5,060 6,274 4, ,400 5,477 9,414 10,31* 4,944 1,957 2,319 4,119 5,402 6,267 6,314 2,3 3 5,042 1,660 16,056 6,950 34,316 6,476 3,-005 4s, 563 5,367 6,952 DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA A1 b&ny, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Augusta, Ga. B i main gham, A1 a. Brunswick, Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn. Columbus, Ga. Dothan, Ala. Elberton, Ga. Jacks or, Miss. Jacksonville, Fla. Knoxville, Tenn. Mac cn, Ga. Meridian, Miss. Mobil a, Ala. Montgomery, Ala. Nashville, Tenn. Newn&n, Ga. New Orleans, La. Pensacola, Fla. Savannah, Ga. Tan?>a, Fla. Valdosta, Ga. Vicksburg, Miss. 1,093 39,313 8,068 31, ,46l S ,400 IS,854 8,152 5,464 4,005 3, , ,^07 1,942 11,476 13,306 1,219 2,241 1,054 32, '009 6,477 26, ,073 2, ,500 16,726 6,502 4,738 3, 233 6,130 5,019 16, ,252 1,3*9 10,644 12,530 2,021 1,070 32,355 6,483 24, ,526 2,30S ,460 l4,4 s4 8,591 4,631 2, 27 6,004 5, , *314 1,677 11,456 9,104 1,120 1,551

4 DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BANKS IN REPORTING CENTERS St. UU5Uc F e e y e n d :.a g Mar. 4, 1925 Feb. 25, 1925 Mar. % 1924 DTST'RTC'71 NO. 7 - CHICAGO (in thousands of dollars) Adrian, Mich. Aurora, 111, Bay City, Mich. Bloomington, 111. C ad ar Pap id a, I owa Chicago, 111. Danville, 111. Davenport, Iowa Decatur, 111. Des Moines, Iowa Detroit, Mich. Dubuque, Iowa Flint, Mich, fort Wayne, Ind. Gary, Ind. Grand Rapids, Mich. Green Bay, Wia. Hammond, Ind.. Ind ianap olis, Ind. Jackson, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. Lansing, Mich. Mason City, Iowa Milwaukee, Wis. Moline, 111. Muscatine, Iowa Oshkosh, Wis. Peoria, 111. Rockford, 111. Saginaw, Mich. Sioux City., Iowa South Bend, Ind. Springfield, 111. Terre Haute, Ind. Waterloo, Iowa 1, ,697 2,954 4,064 2,826 2,458 2,378 5,608 2,311 5,600 12,015 7,992 9, , , ,662 3,320 2,4i 6 3, coo 9,425 6,063 5,4l4 3,76s ' 8,971 4, ,849 14,701 22, , , ,541 3,921 3,294 3,578 7,6oi 5,626 8,108 10,961 8,372 10,731 5,063 4,175 3,194 18,024 16,003 15,473 3,023 2,336 3,065 3,750 4,517 3,411 39,912 30, ,303 4,671 3,633 5,119 5,603 2,650 2,ksk 73,060 2,196 1,298 2,900 12,803 7,072 6, l4i 24,971 11,2^5 10,791 6,205 5,037 4,5?2 6,549 1,959 53,689 1,721 1,387 2,600 8,672 5,095 5,395 19,479 9,907 6,835 5, ,300 2,762 70, 780 2,058 1,657 2,600 11,045 6,185 5,421 22,011 9,321 7,670 6,978 4,994 DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS East St. Louis and N a t 'l. Stock Yards, ,312 9,212 Eldorado, Ark. 1,909 1, 531 Evansville, Ind.. 7,956 7,269 Fort Smith, Ark. 3, Greenville, Miss. 1,075 1,551 Helena, Ark. 90U Little Rock, Ark. 15,383 14,086 Louisville, Ky. 47,057 37,673 Memphis, Tenn. 39,405 30,907 Owensboro, Ky. 1,538 1,320 Quincy, ,259 2,111 St. Louis, Mo. 181, ,600 Sedalia, Mo. 1, Springfield, Mo. 3,091 2,581 8,644 1,563 6,780 2,6*9 8U7 l,-224 i 4,9o4 40,311 31,764 1,572 3, ,093 1,050 3,180

5 DIBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS Bi". 3AFXS IN HtCPOaTING CM T ^ S DISTrnrCT FO.- 9 m^teapolis Mer. -4, ly?5 r ' L_? -L- - n 3 - n S Feb. 25, 19?5 I Ifer. 5, -19& j (in thc-ubcnfie of dollars) Aberdeen, S. D. 1,365 Billings, Mont. 1,561 Dic>inscn, N. D. 381 Duluth, Minn. 20, 39? r.er..jo, N. D. 3,i 10 Gravid Forks, N. D. 2,107 He 1 era, Mont. 2,346 Jcrneetom, N. D. 537 La CrosG-3, Wis.* 2,737 Minneapolis, L'inn. 109,070 Minot, K. D. 1,201 Red Wing, Minn. 560 St. Paul, Minn. 5L,i6s Sioux j??lls, S. D. 3,931 South St. Paul, Minn* 7,826 Superior, T7is. 2,215 Winona, Minn. 1,234 DISTRICT XA1T3AS CITY 1,019 1, 464 p\u 11,764 2,421 1,340 l, S'S 2,178 7^,401 7*7 4?9 29,777 3,029 7,335 1,524 1,034 l,l63 1, ,032 2, 730 1,590 2, % 2,495 80,642 : 853 ::24 4 i, 720 3,077 6,136 1, ,079 Atchison, Kans. Bartlesville, Okla. Casper, ryo. Cheyenne, Wyo. Colorado Springs, Colo. Dsnvsr, Colo. Enid, Okla. Fremont,. N.}b. Grand Junction, Colo. Q-uthris, Okla. Hut chins cn, Kar s. Independence, Fans. Joplin, I.i'o. Kansas City, Kang. Kansas City, Me. L.»r jr. c 3, Xar.3. Lincoln, K s d. McAlester, Okla. Muskogee, Ola.- Oklahoma City, Okla. Okmvlgee, Okla. Omaha, Nab. Parsons, Kans. Pittsburgh, Kans. Pusblo, Colo. St..Joseph, Mo. Tcpeka, Kans. Tulsa, Okla. Wichita, Kans. 1,733 6,468 3,008 1,5*7 *,060 43,011 3,570 1, ,386 2,680 3,981 4,838 89,833 I,610 10,330 1,116 3,182 20,87? 2,678 53,528 ' 777 1,900 4,423 lb,463 4,5-o 26,33b II, ,838 2, 5^8 1,013 2,643 35,511 3, ,261 1,905.3,^79 4,131 68,1-04 1, C , ,955 2,727 41, S97 3,518 13,403 3,873 16,205 10,203 1,417 3,630 i,i& 3 3,103 39,382 2, ? ,534. 2,795 3,284 4,361 76, 07s 1,229 S,618.1, ,809 1,712 47,002, 660 1,312 4,334 17,043 4,388 18, 06$ 9,802

6 V DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY'BAMS IN REPORTING- CENTERS.. St»W*5^e DISTRICT NO DALLAS Mar. 4, 1925 Feb. 25, 1925 Mar. 5, 1924 (In thousands of dollars) Albuquerque, N. M. Austin, Tex. Seaument, Tex. Ccrsicana, Tex. Dallas, Tax. 'El Paso, Tex. Ft. Forth, Tez. Galve3t.cn, Tax. wrunton, Tex. Postal 1, F M* San Antonio, Tex. Shreveport, T,a. Texarkana, Tex. Tucscn, Ariz. Waco, Tex. DISTRICT NO SAN FRANCISCO 2,095 1,848 6,617 5,359 3,73S 3,570 2,C50 1,483 52,216 46,072 10,628 6,690 17,309 15,775 12,U72 10,627 39,?75 34, ,652 7,617 9, 294-, z, 1H2 2,3^9 1,592 2,768 l,bo3 5,637 4,577 2,469 4,721 3,552 1,915 40,496 8/'425 15,678 25,673 6i8 7,060 8,344 2,235 2,076 5,617 Bakersfield, C alif. 3,904 1, S3 Bellingham, Wash. 2,122 1,793 1,794 Berkeley, Calif. 4,481 3,005 4,080 Boise, Idaho 2,278 1,773 2,552 Eugene, Ore. 1,335 ' 1,600 2,3S 7 Everett, Wash. 2,661 2,139 - Fresno, Calif. 7,610 6,010. 6,785 Long Beach, Calif. 14,525 2,929 IS,259 Los Angeles, Calif. 254, , ,185 Oakland, Calif. 32,078 23,773 32,678 Ogden, Utah 2,209 4,074 5,052 Pasadena, Calif. 11,792 7,339 11,847 Phoenix, Ariz. 5,700. 4,202 4,954 Portland., Ore. 40,234 29,229 ' 39,669 Reno, Nev. 1,969 1,1S4 1,357 Ritzvills, Wash Sacramento, Calif. 11,040 8,356 9,92S Salem. Ore. - 1, 6852 : - Salt Lake City, Utah- 17,095 12,105 14,830 San Bernardino, C alif. 2,133 1,280 1,901 San Diego, C alif. 12,793 10,059 11,254 San Francisco, Calif. 332, , ,219 S an J os 0, al if. 6,225 4,194 6,332 Santa Barbara, Calif. 3,648 2,568 3,277 Seattle, Wash. 45,091 36,242 38,41*7 Spokane, Wash. 10,942 9,221 11,376.Stockton, Calif. 8,192 4, 2F1 6,169 Tacoma, Wash. 9,93b 9, 0 6b 2,554 Yakima, Wash. 2,240 2,156 2,511