DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BANKS IN REPORTING CENTERS SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS, Number of
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1 STATEMENT FOE THE PRESS St 74n^ Bsleased for P *lle a U o o eral Eas9rve Sunday morning, Har. IS, 19 not earlier. BANK DEBITS Bank debits for the week ending March lu totaled $9,29^,000,000, compared with $10,296,000,000 for the preceding week, This decline of about 15 pier cent reflects ^ ' uirjal mid-month recession from the larger volume of bank debits character-; of Ow first week of the month, to ller figures are shown for all the leading centers, except Pittsburgh and Detroit, For Hew York City the decline for '.he week m s $1,141,000,O X, or over 70 per cent of tne total decline shown. As compared with the corresponding week in 1922, aggragatedebitsfor the rcnort week show an increase of about $772,000,000, or 9 per cent. L^ger fip-ures than last year are shown for all the principal centers, except E ston, S, miwaukee5and Minneapolis. Particularly * * v y increases as compared with last year, are shown for Detroit - 32 per cent - and Los Angeles 35 Per cent. Debits to individual accounts are reported to thefede banks in leading clearing house centers, The total number reportingthi is 252 of which 24l are included in the summary by Federal reserve district*. Fede ral Eeserve District DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BANKS IN REPORTING CENTERS SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS, Number of V/eek ending centers Mar. l4, 1923 i ncluded No. 1 Boston ,119 2 New York 12 4,844,490 3.Philadelphia IS 436,412 4 Cleveland ,553 5 I&chmond 22 26^,086 6 Atlanta ,552 7 Chicago 31 1,055>233 S St. Louis ,930 9 Minneapolis l Kansas City , Dallas ,106 Mar. 7, 1923 Mar (in thousands of dollars) 563, ,745 6,018, , , J , M ,167 1,112,164 1,017,S I 265, , , S? 138, , , , San Francisco 26 ; 553,563 fiqs.tfs 425,434 TOTAL 241 9,293,613 10, ,515,167 REPORTING CENTERS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS (In thousands of dollars) DISTRICT No, 1 - BOSTON Bangor, Me. Boston, Mass. Brockton, lias s. Fall River, Mass. Hartford, Conn, Holyoke, Mass. Lowell, Mass, Lynn, Mass. Manchester, N, H, ' New Bedford, Mass, New Haven, Conn, Portland, Me. Providence, R. I. Springfield, Mass, V aterbury, Conn. Worcester, Mass, 3, ,530 5,008 7,330 22,084 3,646 4,792 6,339 4,050 7,319 17,133 3,655 32,600 16,001-6,241 15,024 3, ,961 4,73S 6,741 26,523 3.S50 5,041 5,827!+,l+54 5,786 21,245 9, ,897 6,251 14,S ,959 4,355 6,023 19,965 2,769 4,248 6,008 5,245 5,928 17,323 7,479 32,766 12,652 6,435 14,013
2 I DEB ITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BALTICS IN REP.CaT NG_C3j^^-- SjU_j4l2.,. Week ending. DISTHIC? No. 2 - NEW YOEK Albany, N. Y. Binghamton, N«Y* Buffalo, N. Y. Elmira* it. Y# JTcliTlB3 t OVvll, N* Y * Montclair, N# J. Newark, l;i# J# New York, lu Y. No. New Jersay Clearing House Association Passaic, N. J* Rochester, N# Y# Stamford, Coru-% Syracuse, N«Y# Mar* Ik, ,43S 4,474 61,656 3,549 3,851 2,532 5S,175 4, 661,234 34,113 6,555 30,713 2,521 13,854 1 llj 23 Max-. 13, 1922 U n 20,268 4,4o 6 65,713 3,511 4,019 2,769 62,870 5,^02, 47,183 6,537 40,377 2,543 15,961 thousands of dollars) 20,036 4,073 54,226 2,722 3,193 2,144 4,365,972 30,200 5,898 28,109 2,327 12,374 DISTRICT No. 3 - PHILADELPHIA Allentown, Pa# Altoona, Pa» C amden, N * J * Chester, Pa# Harrisburg, Pa# Hazleton, Pa* Johnstown, Pa# Lancaster, fa# Lebac-na,, Pa# Norrisucwn, Pa* Philadelphia, Pa. Read lxi-> Pc^# Scranton, Pa* Trenton, N. J# Wilkes;-Barre, Pa# Will iamsport, Pa. Wi1mington, Del* York, Pa* 5,712 3,888 9,756 4,841 7,913 2,243 4,916 5,851 1, ,713 9,405 15,607 12,915 9,134 4,151 7,509 4,473 6,497 3,712 9,944 4,299 8,520 2,478 5,092 5,345 1, ,989 9,212 16,297 12,063 9,373 4,405 7,320 3, , ,091 6,741 2,188 4,072 5, ,575 7,209 13,432 10,99s 8,512 4,201 6,870 3,430 DISTRICT No. 4 - CLEVELAND Akron, Ohio. Butler,?a. Canton, Ohio* C inc innat i, Ohio«Cleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Conne 11 sv ille, Pa, Dayton, Ohio. Erie, Pa# Greensburg, Pa* Homestead, Pa* Lexington, Ky. Lima, Ohio, Lorain, Oh'o# New Brighton, Pa# Oil City, Pa* Pitt sburgh, Pa# Springfield, Ohio. Toledo, Ohio Warren, Ohio* Wheeling, W, Va* Y oun g s t own, Oh i o # Zanesville >Ohio 16,263 2,648 12,208 76, ,208 31,325 1,759 15,677 7,21s 4, S,643 3,494 1,216 2,327 2, ,69 7 5,497 42,907 4,103 11,153 12,183 3,003 15;215 2,519 9,706 78,625 l4o534l 32,374 1,750 21,102 7,003 4, ,527 4,771 1,187 2,353 3, ,629 5,989 4j,060 3,147 9,74b 14,457 2,381 10,858 1,333 5,819 65, ,572 28, ,blO 6,737 4, ,246 3,250 1,032 1,885 2, ,431 4,012 27,492 3,295 7,3pO 10,642 2,638 C.
3 DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL AC3COUNTS BY BAMS IN REPORT I N:.G CEM'EP.S Week ending DISTRICT No. 5 - RICHMOND St>34l2b ivfer, l 4 ; 1 Q21 Mar. 7, 1923 Mar, 15, 1922 i (In thousands of dollars) Asheville, N% C. 4,6?4 4,868 3,600 Baltimore, Md, 80,300 96,200 76,681 Charleston, S, C* 6,913 7,627 5,860 Charleston, W* Va, 7,61+3 7,966 6,966 Charlotte, N, C, 10,160 9,907 5,953 Columbia, S, Cf 6,700 7,357 4,125 Cumberland, Md* 2,086 1,877 1,712 Danville, Va. 1,976 2,194 1,925 Durham, Nt C * 5,063 4,487 - Greensboro, N«C. 5,516 5,35S 3,29s Greenville, S. C, 5,600 5,076 3,404 Hagerstown, Md, 2,275 2,077 1,697 Hunti ngton, W, Va. 5,905 6,246 4,224 Lynchburg, Va, 4,811 4,765 4,307 Nev/port News, Va, 1,654 1,738 1,726 Norfolk, Va. 16,695 18,478 13,733 Raleigh, N, C, 8,100 6,300 4,300 Richmond, Va, 28,422 30,396 26,373 Roanoke, Va* 4,689 5,945 4,119 Spartanburg, S* C. 3,256 3,189 1,813 Washington, D, C, 43,986 46,478 41,857 Wilmington, N, C, 5,058 6,575 4,838 Winston-Salem, N, C, 7,662 7,639 4,946 DISTRICT No, 6 - ATLANTA Albany, Ga, 1,700 1,218 S96 Atlanta, Ga, 31,245 33,623 25,264 Augas ta, Ga, 9,482 10,267 5,556 Birmingham, Ala, 23,272 25,336 17, Chattanooga, Tenn, 8,838 8,634 7,321 Col unbus, Ga, 3,735 3,253 2,251 Cordele, Ga Dothan, Ala, Elberton, Ga, Jackson, Miss. 3,181 3,213 2,339 Jacksonville, Fla, 13, ,44s 10,970 Knoxville, Tenn, 6, 72s 8,20s 5,774 Macon, Ga. 5,201 5,008 3,400 Meridian, Miss, 2,506 2,325 1,549 Mobile, Ala. 6,452 8,020 6,226 Montgomery, Ala, 5,605 6,263 3,4o4 Nashville, Tenn. 16, ,062 Newnan, Ga New Orleans, La. 70,192 75,613 55,995 Pensacola, Fla, 1,512 2,082 1,6 17 Savannah, Ga, 10,310 10,969 8,950 Tampa, Fla, 7>6l4 8,036 5,543 Valdosta, Ga, 1,174 1, Vicksburg, Miss, 1,951 1,830 1,364
4 DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS 3Y BANKS IN REt-ORTING CENTERS St,.54l2c ;k ending Mar. 14, 1S23 Mar. 1 QP.3 Mar. 15, 1322 DISTRICT No. 7 " CHICAGO Adrian, Mich. 1,008 Aurora, 111 3,512 Bay City, Mich. 1,905 Blocmginton, ,032 Cadar Rapid^,Iowa 6, s45 Chicago, ,392 Danville, ,500 Davenport, Iowa 6,600 Decatur, ,452 Des Moines, Iowa 22,843 Detroit, Mich, 156,451 Dubuque, Iowa 3,559 F lin t, Mich. 7,5S2 Fort Wayne, Ind, 8,300 Gary, Ind. 3,961 Grand Rapids, Mich. 13,881 Green Bay, Wis. 2,255 Hammond, Ind. 3,000 Indianapolis, Ind. 35,197 Jackson, Mich. 3,600 Kalamazoo, Mich, 4,266 Lansing, Mich, 8,200 Mason City, Iowa 2,592 Milwauke e, Wi s, 59,351 Moline, 111, 1,739 Muscatine, Iowa 2,021 Oshkosh, Wis. 2,500 Peoria, 111, 9,315 Rockford, 111, 6,4is Saginaw, Mich. 5,3-49 Sioux City, Iowa 17,447 South Bend, Ind. 8,034 Springfield, 1 1 1, 7,232 Terre Haute, Ind, 6,024 Waterloo, Iowa 4,498 (in thousands of dollars) 785 4,0b2 2,333 5,601 8, ,597 4,000 11,695 4,205 26}S63 126,013.4,190 7,787 9,627 2,832 16,026 2,702 3,520 35, ,33-2 8, S 68,411 2,232 2, ,9S3 6.,671 4 > ,OSS 5,751 6, ,681 2,061 2,684 5, ,550 3,ioo 7,184 3,201 17, ,838 2,857 4,200 6,652 2,334 12,513 30,553 2,935 4,623 4,306 2, ,573 1,479 2,400 5,026 4,539 17,454 5, S8 3,806 DISTRICT No. S - ST. LOUIS East St. Louis and Nat 1 Stack Yards, 111 9,288 8,850 7,945 Evansville, Ind, 7,504 6,926 6,703. Fort Smith, Ark. 2, 70b 2,799 - Greenville, Miss, 815 1,150 SOS Helena, Ark, 1,174 1,548 SbO Little Rock, Ark. 14,620 14,417 9,467 Louisville, Ky, 37,591 40,474 32,032 Memphis, Tenn. 33,390 37,923 23,391 Owensboro, Ky, 1,702 1,942 1,435 Quincy, ,972 3,453 2,162 St. Louis, Mo ^ , ,069 Sgringfield, Mo. 3,193 3,355 2,883 f
5 DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL DISTRICT No. 9 * MINNEAPOLIS Aberdeen, S. D. Billings, Mcnt. Dickinson, N. D. Dultith, Minn. Fargo, II. D. Grand Forks, N. D. Helena, Mont. Jamestown, N. D. La Crosse, Wis. Lewistown, Mont. M inn eap ol i s, Minn, Minot, N. D, Red?iring, Minn. St. Paul.. Minn. Sioux Falls, 3. D. Superior, Wis. Winona, Minn. AnnnTm>rg_RY-RAl-^S IN REPOR?tNS CEBTERS St^J412cL 'V eno.. ^ Mar. 14, 1923! Mar* 7.!923 Mar. 13* ,116 1, ,317 3,076 1,873 1, ,875 1,450 63,962 1, ,854 3,293 1,80S 966 ila thousands 01 dollars) 1,187 2, ,491 2,688 1,245 2, ,848 1,175 70,139 1, ,342 4,980 1,776 1,264 1,220 1, ,271 2,005.1,345 1, ,108 so &,04b 3,-1 1, DISTRICT No KANSAS CITY Atchison, Kans. Bartlesville, Okla. Casper, Vy0. Cheyenne, Wyc. Colorado Springs, Colo. Denver, Oclo. Enid, Okla. Fremont, N eb. Grand Island, Neb. Grand Junction, Colo. Guthrie, Okla. Hutchinson, Kans. Independence, Kans. Joplin, Mo. Kansas City, Kans. Kansas City, Mo. Lawrence, Kans. MeA1ester, Okla. Muskogee, Okla. Oklahoma.City, Okla. Okmulgee, Okla. Omaha, Neb. Parsons, Kans. Pittsburg, Kans. Pueblo, Colo. Stt Joseph, Mo. Topeka, Kans. Tulsa, Okla. Wichita, Kans. 1,32S 2,924 3,455 1,475 2,957 31,506 2,871 1,102 1, ,836 2,742 4,173 3, 90 73, ,490 19,460 2 }284 50, ,415 2,964 13,568 4,092 26,901 9,474 1,351 3,796 3,959 1,996 2,955 44,438 3,261 2,020 1, ,213 2,907 3, ,415 1,190 1,03S 6,600 22,330 2,384 57»3S5 1,164 i,54a 4,096 17,187 4,971 23,676 12,244 1,182 2,114 2,437 1,481 2,519 31,67S 1, ,337 2,816 3,461 64, ,000 5,360 17,122 1,S34 43, ,233 3,912 9,531 3,113 23,196 8,569 c
6 DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BANKS III K T OSTI JG CENTERS St.3Ui.2e.! Week --- ending I Max, 14, 1923 Mar. 7, 1323! Mar. 15, DISTRICT No, 11 - DALLAS Albuquerque, N, M. Austin, Tex. Bea-umont, Tex, Corsicana, Tex. Dallas, Tex, El Paso, Te x. Ft. Worth, Tex, Galveston, T->x, Houston, Tex, Roswell, N. M. San Antonio, Tex, Shreveport, La, Texarkana, Tex. Tucson, Ariz, Waco, Tex, (in thousands of dollars) 2, 408 2,543 1, ,327 2,988 3,628 3,714 3,567 1,493 l,2b9 1,193 35,321 43,127 32,504 7,460 3,9bl 7,747 25, ,900 32, ,12s 20,057 13,090 25,s42 25,062 22, ,401 7,4o6 6,533 3,035 9,201. 7,46s 2,235 1,553 1,569 1,760 1,974 1,349 3,723 4,034 3,551 DISTRICT No SAN FRANCISCO Bakersfield, Calif. Be1lingham, Wash, Berkeley, Calif. Boise, Ida. Eugene, Ore. Fresno, Calif. Long Beach, Calif. Los Angeles, Calif, Oakland, Calif. Ogden, Utah Pasadena, Calif, Phoenix, Ariz, Portland, Ore, Reno, Nev, Ritzville, W^sh, Sacramento, Calif, Salt Lake City, Utah San Bernardino, Calif, San Diego, Calif, San Francisco, Calif, San Jose, Calif. Seattle, W&sh, Spokane, Wash, Stockton, Calif. Tacoma, Wash. Yakima, Wash. 2,660 3,621 3,967 2,340 1,305 1,533 3.S46 4,729 5,23s 2,775?,592 1,739 2,249 2,176 1,539 12,545 12,007 9,230 14,290 15,907 6, , , ,733 29,164 37,903 17,719 6,912 7,691 4,208 7,431 11,239 4,463 4,479 5,673 3,412 33,093 36,312 33,711 1,992 2,251 2, ,314 6,259 17,087 12,955 15,116 11,752 1,633 1,749 1,434 11,755 12,988 9, , , ,261 4,377 5,632 4,214 40,135 33,703 38,312 11,075 11,223 10,785 4,s4i 5,575 5,083 3,533 3,977 9,193 2,224 2,134 2,637
8,891 25,958 4,054 5,240 5,652 4,476 8,210 20,941 9,109 39,207 15,762 8,144 17,543
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