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1 Released fc-r-publicaticn Sunday morning, Dec, 7; not* earlier. STATEMENT POE THE PEESS BANK DEBITS St. 434*5 Federal Heserve Board December 6» 1324* Debits to individual accounts, as reported to the Federal Reserve Board by banka in leading c it ie s, aggregated $10,320,000,000 or slig h tly le ss than 1 per cent above the total of $10.,721,000,000 reported for the previous week. New York City reports an increase of $3^>000,000, St. Louis of $30 >000,000, Philadelphia of $25,000,000 and New Orleans of $22,000,000. Decreases of $Uo,000,000 are reported for Boston, $3U,00,000 for Detroit and $18,000,000 for Chicago. As compared with the week ending December 5> 1923 > debits for the week under review show an increase of $1,^91,000,000 or lb per cent* The principal increases are as follow s: New York City $1,070,000,000, Chicago $103 >000,000, Philadelphia $50,000,000 and Boston $Ug,000,000. A reduction of $11,000,000 was reported for New Orleans. Aggregate debits for lul centers for which figures have been published weekly since January, 1919 > were $10,226,617,000 as compared with $10,137,876,000 for the preceding week and $8,766,55^,000 for the week ending December 5> 1923* Debits to individual accounts were reported to the Federal Reserve Board for banks in 252 centers, of which 2UU are included in the suuiriary by Federal reserve d istric ts. Federal Reserve D istrict Nc. 1 - Boston New York Philadelphia IS 4 - Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago 35 g - St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco 26 COUNTS BY BAMS IN REPORTING CENTERS SUMMARY BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS. Number of F e e k e n d i n g I centers Dec. 3, 1924 Nev. 26, 1924 Dec. 5, 1923! included ( in thousands of d o lla rs) 556, , , ,6 7 3, ,S 3 3, ,7 3 5, , ,7 4 s 4 5 3, , S 3, , , , , , , ,906 1, 145,962 1, 179,494 1,002, , , 23s 2 3 2, , , , , , , , , , , , ,072 TQfT1AT ,319,977 10,721,141 9,3 2 3,' DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON PEPO'RTING CENTERS BY FSDEHAL BESSPVE DISTBICTS (I n thousands of d o lla rs) Bangor, Me. 3,337 2,631 3,431 Boston, Mass ,2l4 421, ,341 Brccktcn, Mass. 4,147 4,393 4,519 Fall Fiver, Mass. 6,lb 7 3,335 7,510 Hartford, Conn, 27, , ,237 Holyoke, Mass. 3,323 3,744 3,776 Lowell, Mass. 4, =396 3,^29 Lynn, Mass. 6,7 6 2 b, 231 6,473 Manchester, 1\. B. 5,4 4 i 3,840 6,750 New Bedford, Mass. 6,333 7,152 7,719 New Haven, Conn. 19,250 19,716 13,376 Portland, Me. 10,331 9,436 3,641 Providence, E. I. 35,319 36,732 33,304 Springfield, Mass. 17,624 17,461 14,512 Faterbury, Ccnn. 9,547 7,341 8,124 Forrester, Mass. 15,044 16,794 15,540

2 DjSBI^S TC INDIVTHJAL ACCOUNTS BT BASgS IN PEPOPTING CENTERS V a e y 3 p J i n DISlfiTt^P So. 2 - NEST YOW D ec. 3, Nev. 2.6, 1924 Dec. 5, ( l» thousands of dollars) Albany, N. Y. 25,532 20,986 19,553 Binghamton, N. Y. 4,00$ 4,318 4, Ho4 Buffalo, N. Y. 70, , Elmira, N, Y. 3,5«2 3,611 3,6 9 3 Jamestown, N. Y. 4,189. 4,050 4,1 4 7 Montclair, N. J. 4,104 3,932 3,66 3 Newark, N. J. 71,006 70,194 61,499 New York, N. Y. 5,525,404 5,551,364 4,515,707 Northern New Jersey Clearing House A ssociation 47,624 45, ,7 3 7 Passaic, N. J. 8,126 7,558 7,022 Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 3,0S5 2, 75S ' - Rochester, N. Y. 37,033 31,920 35,129 Stamford, Scnn. 3,oa6 3,191 2, 682 Syracuse, N. Y. 14,706 14,713 13,.924 DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA - Allentown, Pa. 7,501 6,746 6*, 487 Altoona, Pa, 3,397 3,80g 3,360 Camden, N. J. 13.S24 11,635 12,443 Chester, Pa. 5,100 5,015 5,174 Harrisburg, Pa. 9,445 10, 2S2 8,769 Hazleton, Pa. 3,134 3,102 2,7 9 2 Johnstown, Pa. 5, , ,1 3 3 Lancaster, Pa, 5,76S 6, ,5 6 7 Lebanon, Pa. 1, 60s 1,596 1,4 4 5 Norristown, Pa. 1, ? S5l Philadelphia, P^.. 396, , ,606 Heading, Pa. 11,31S 8, 214 9,084 Scranton, Pa. 1 8, , ,600 Trenton, N. J. 1 4, , ,6 7 9 Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 1 2, ,496 10,803 Williamsport, Pa, 3.92S 3,306 3,662 Wilmington, Del. 9,028 8,060 6,428 York, Pa. 2,933 4,530 4,695 DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVETANB Akron, Ohio 17,268 16,936 15,643 B utler, Pa. 2,271 2,509 2,599 Canton, Ohio 9,482 9,158 9,139 C incinnati, Ohio 70,490 71,833 67,303 Cleveland, Ohic 141, , ,252 Columbus, Ohio 30,529 29,527 3C,i 47 C on n ellsville, P» ,096 1, 0S2 Dayton, Ohio 17,143 12,737 16,075 Erie, Pa. 6,744 7,233 6,597 Greensburg, Pa. 4,112 5,127 4,393 Homestead, Pa Lexington, Ky. 3,914 3, 332 3,959 Lirra., Ohio 4,U04 4,131 3,731 Lorain, Ohio 1,672 1,331 1,235 Oil City, Pa. 2,528 2,736 2,5t0 Pittsburgh, Pa, 196, ,3^7 18b,627 S'jr ingf i eld, Ohio 3,701 4,i6 l 2 /Coo Toledo, Ohio 39,392 33,122 39,952 War-ron, Chid 2, ,642 Wheel in3, W. V«U 11,352 9, 3f>7 12,131 Y -x.», Chi 0 14,837 11,736 13,577 Zanesville, Ohio 3,043 2,764 2,408 St.

3 _ DEBITS TO- ) gnptviiflftt, I^ v ACC'OtnfWI by b&sfs i n peportxnj cewteps S t : e e V d i n ff Dee. 3, I 92U Nov. 26, 1924 D ec. 5, (in thousands c f dollars) DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND A sheville, N. C. 4,94s Baltimore, M3. 101,000 Charleston, S. C. 5,994 Charleston, T. Va. I0,0 6 l Charlotte, N. C. 11,619 'Columbia, S. C. 4,399 Cumberland, Md. 2,046 Danville, Va. 3,265 Durham, N. C. 4,632 Greensboro, N. C. ' 5,908 Greenville, S. C. 5,956 Hagerstown, Md. 2,229 Huntington, W. Va. 6,820 Lynchburg, Va. 4,717 Newport News, Va. 2,448 Norfolk, Va Raleigh, N. C. 5^920 Richmond, Va. 32,535 Roanoke, Va. 7>54l Spartanburg, S. C. 3,705 Tashington, D. C. 46,324 %Wilmington, N. C. 5,766 Winston-Salem, N. C. 7,401 DISTEICT NO. 6 - ATTANTA 4,692 84,700 5,723 8,376 10,621 4,730 2,015 3,101 5,648 6,003 6,277 2,209 6,017 4,275 1,787 17,002 5,390 32,320 5,853 4,350 46,488 5,435 7,316 4,960 89,600 6,671 8,211 9,862 5,235 1,916 3,168 4,854 6, ,678 6,202 5,221 2,740 27,140 7,040 35,658 6,833 2,742 47,205 5,801 6,377 Albany, Ga. 1,176 1,166 1,529 Atlanta, Ga. 30,736 34,479 29,880 Augusta, Ga. 6,706 7,602 8,902 Birmingham, Ala. 32,549 31,971 25,491 Brunswick, Ga Chat tanoc-ga, Tenn. 8,838 8,172 8,235 Columbus, Ga. 3,187 2,876 3,277 Dothan, Ala ,016 Elberton, Ga Jackson, Miss. 3,700 3,800 4,219 Jacks cnv i l I s, Fla. 14,871 16,024 12,875 K noxville, Tenn. 6,800 6,777 7,091 Macon, Ga. 5,069 5,081 4,681 Meridian, Miss. 4,054 2,998 2,050 Mobile, Ala, 7,904 6,044.8,499 Montgomery, Ala. 5,084 4,608 5,120 N ashville, Tenn. 16,931 16,716 16,683 Newnan, Ga New Orleans, La. 88,366 65,930 95,977 Pensacola, Fla. 2,042 1,474 2,026 Savannah, Ga. 10,818 11,049 11,697 Tampa, Fla. 9,870 9,476 9,200 Valdcsta, Ga. 1,001 1,103 1,025 Vicksburg, Mias. 2,668 2,037 2,702 k 4

4 TVSJRT'i S TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS ~ ' ' r e e Ir e n d i n g Dec. 3, Nov. 26, 192U Deo. 5, ( I n thousands of dollars) DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO Adrian, Mich* Aurora, 111# Bay City, Mich. Bloomingten, 111* Ced ar Rap id s, I owa Chicago, 111. Danville, 111* Davenport, Iowa Decatur, 111. Des Moines, Iowa D etroit, Mich. Dubuque, I owa F lin t, Mich. Fort Wayne, Ind. Gary, Ind. Grand Rap id s, Mi ch. Green Bay, F is. Earnrnond, I nd. Indianapolis, Ind. Jackson, Mich. Kalamaz c o, Mich Lansing, Mich. Mason City, Iowa Milwaukee, F is. Moline, 111..Muscatine, Iowa Oshkosh, Fis. Peoria, 111. Rockford, 111* Saginaw, Mich. Sioux City, Iowa South Bend, Ind. Springfield, 111* Terre Haute, Ind. Faterloo, Iowa 355 3) 7^2 2,b$l 2,725 9, ,722 \ 4 o o 7, , , ,119 3, , , , , , , 252 3, ,794 6, 50G 2, , , ,191 5, , 7 : 3 1 5, , ,271 5, ,9 1 2 S30 2,733 2,527 2,139 7, , ,766 lb ,394 4,004 5,379 9,277 4,747 12,540 2,496 4,4u0 25,509 4,353 4,434 6,400 2,000 57,443 1,240 1,103 2,100 10,033 4,614 c 41 1L&41 10,064 6,319 4,394 3, , , ,400 7, ,993 3, , , 5 o2 15, , , , , , ,742 3, ,066 4,l 4 6 4,507 5, , ,197 1,349 1,272 2,500 9, , , , , , 09s 4,1 5 3 DISTRICT NO. S - ST. LOUIS East St. Louis and Nat 1 Stock Yard! Eldorado, Ark. Evp-ncville, Ind. Fort Smith, Ark. Gt 3 e r.cv il l s, Mi s s. Helena, Ark. L it t le Roc-k, Ark. L o u is v ille, Xy» Memphis, Tenn. Owensboro, Ky. Quincy, 111. S*.. Louis, Mo. S3d a lia, Mo. Sp rin gfield, Me <5,933 1,476 6,513 3,247 1,541 16,532 36, -t22 41,167 1,0 KS 2, ,000 1,0C9 2,3 3 10,384 1,723 R, ocq 3,976 1,441 1, s66 20,629 36,469 41,201 1,213 2, or , ,502 2, 66l 1, , ,159 2, , ,043 1,513 2, 3o0 142, ,5 1 2 C.

5 DEBITS TO INDI VIDUAL ACCOLWS HY Hf f i g IF BEPOTT HJG! ^ s e _ _ 3 n d. i n c DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS Deo. 3, 192U Nev. 26, 19- H Dec. 5, 19^3 (In thousands of d o lla rs) Aberdeen. S. D. 1,833 1,3^7 1,435 Billings, Ivlcnt. 2,324 1,991 1,765 Dickinson, N. D Duluth, Minn. 50,ye? 43,925 17,672 Fargo, N. D. 3,251 3,055 3 ; 577 Grand Forks i N. D. 2,360 2,335 2,025 Helena, Mont. 2,4^ ,641 Jamestown, N. D La Crosse, Wis. 2,199 2,155 1,947 Minneap olis, Minn ,176 79,639 Minot, N. D. 1,544 1,233 1,072 Red Tin.?-, Minn St. Fav.i, Minii. UO,b72 33,057 32,55S Siou:c Falls, 3. D. 3,053 3,174 3,633 South St. Paul, Minn. 6,214 Superior, Vis. 1,636 1, 736 2,022 Winona, Minn. 1,003 1,445 DISTRICT NO KANSAS CITY Atchi son, Kans. 1,423 1, B a rtle sv ille, Okla. 4,123 2,767 2,505 Casper, T j0. 3,455 3,320 - Cheyenne, v'y0, 2,196 2,013 - Colorado Springs, Cc-lo. 3,234 3,199 3,030 Denver, Colo. 38,971 40,236 35,257 Enid, Okla. 2,911 2,640 2,373 Fremont, Neb Grand Junction, Colo , 315 Guthrie, Okla S92 Hut ch ins on, Kans. 3,151 4,113 2,279 Ind epend ence, Kans. 1,332 2,351 1,732 Joplin, Mo. 3,333 3,341 2,310 Kansas City, Kans. 4, (l-ig 4,367 4,692 Kansas City, Mo. 36,936 36,425 73,240 L awr en c e, JEans. 1,131 1,109-1,137 Lincoln, Neb. 6,502 5, 70b - McAlester, Okla. l, 216 1,105 1,252 Muskogee, Okla. 4,104 2,793 - Oklahoma City, Okla. 19,626 19,202 17,775 Okmulgee, Okla. 1,649 1,203 1,123 Omaha, Neb. 40,342 45,462 36,333 Pars ons, Kans 6? Pittsburg, Kans. 1, 240 1,316 1,064 Pueblo, Colo. 4,240 9,102 3,404 St. Joseph, Mo. 13,215 13,630 12,275 Topeka, Hans. 3,346 3,057 3,325 Tulsa, Okla. 12,939 13,320 15,796 Wichita, K-ans. 10,164 8,433 9,670 St. 4 4c-

6 DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOM'S BY BANKS IN KEP0PTIN5 CENTERS S t. Itytga 7 e e k e n d i n g DISTRICT NO DALLAS Dec.. 3, 1924 Nov. 26, ~ T Dec. 5, 1923 ; (In thousands of d o lla rs) A1 buque rque, N M. 2,394 2,033 2,702 Austin, Tex* 4,785 4,050 5,536 Beaumont, Tex* 3,206 3,615 2,502 Corsicana, Tex* 2,174 1,844 2,927 D allas, Tex* 49,200 51,630 49,927 El Pasc, Tex. 8,296 7,4 s9 7,995 Ft* Forth, Tex* 21,051 18,117 12,017 G-alveston, Tex. 14,225 17,177 - Houston, Tex. 34,512 32,922 31,062 Eoswell, N* M* San Antonio, Tex* 7,711 2,207 7,106 Shreveport, La* 7,824 7,48 2,344 Texarkana, Tex* l.235 1,742 2,156 Tucson, Ariz* 2,521 2,209 2,032 Waco, Tax* 5,410 4,943 6,742 DISTRICT NO SAN FRANCISCO B akersfield, Cal i f * 3,262 2,653 2,227 Bellingham, Fash. 1,652 1,732 2,007 Berkeley, C a lif, 4,022 3,592 4,172 Boise, Idaho 2,622 2,750 2, 679 Eugene, Ore* 1,207 1,822 2,435 E verett, Fash* 2,544 2,694 - Fresno, C a lif. 9., 902 7,406 16,161 Long Beach, C a lif* 12,^532 2,426 15,664 Los Angeles, C a lif, 192,427 ISO, ,432 Oakland,. C a lif* 33,923 25,136 36,607 Ogden, Utah 7,539 6,242 7,214 Pasadena, C a lif* 7,044 6,299 2,402 Phoenix, Artiz, 5,973 5,9S5 5,742 Portland, Ore. 33,174 38,532 34,602 Reno, Nev. 1,929 1, ,772 E it z v ille, Wash* Sac ramento, Ca l i f * 2,242 6,062 13,397 S alt Lake C ity, Utah 20, ,369 19,402 San Bernardino, C alif* 1,211 1,722 1,694 San Diego, C a lif, 10,500 11,366 10,227 San Francisco, C a lif. 195, , ,563 San Jose, C a lif* 5,350 5,307 4,920 Santa Barbara, C a lif, 3,231 2,526 ~ S e a ttle, Wash* 3&,962 40,602 44,457 Spokane, Fash, 11,213 10,490 12,945 Stockton, C a lif* 5,632 6., 056 5,792 Tacoma, Fash. 2,120 9,026 2,457 Yak irna, Fash# 3,273 3,210 2,752 \