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1 H statistical FEDERAL release RESERVE For immediate release January 15, 196k G.6 BANK DEBITS AND DEPOSIT TURNOVER Bank debits to demand deposit accounts, except interbank and U. S. Government accounts, as reported by banks in 3^ selected centers for the month of December aggregated $356.9 billion. During the past three months debits amounted to $990*7 billion or 8.1 per cent above the total reported for the corresponding period a year ago. At banks in New York City there irae an increase of 4.9 per cent compared with the corresponding three-months period a year ago; at 6 other leading centers the increase was 12.9 per cent; and at 337 other centers it was 9.1 per cent. Seasonally adjusted debits to demand deposit accounts increased in December after declining substantially in November. They reached a new high of $69*7 billion at banks in 6 leading centers, but remained slightly below previous highs at banks in New York City and 337 centers, where they amounted to $139*6 and $123 5 billion, respectively. The seasonally adjusted annual rate of turnover of demand deposits also rose in December from the reduced November levels; it remained below previous highs at all major groups of reporting centers, however Period Total, 344 Leading centers 337 other centers NYC 6 others * centers DEBITS To Demand Deposit Accounts (In billions of dollars) Total, 344 Leading centers 337 other centers NYC 6 others* centers Not seasonally adjusted ANNUAL RATE OF TURNOVER Of Demand Deposits 343 centers December l4l kh.k January February March April May June July August September October November December P P p 30* P35.3 Seasonally adjusted December January February March April May June July August September October November December Q P p I O p P 33r9 * Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. Digitized for FRASER P Preliminary.
2 BANK DEBITS - December 1963 DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON Connecticut: Maine: Massachusetts: New Hampshire: Rhode Island: Vermont: Hartford New Haven New London Waterbury Bangor Lewi s ton-auburn Portland Boston Brockton Fall River Holyoke Lawrence Lowell Lynn New Bedford Pittsfield Springfield Worcester Concord Manchester Providence Burlington DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK December 1961 I December 1962 n.m.,181 11,296, ,027,320 s&g i :* 86,687 79,645 58,654 50, , ,798 6,983,582 6,136, , ,345 82,427 76,485 34,674 28,896 99,760 87,102 69,455 81, ,625 94,789 92,009 85,389 87,727 88, , , , ,979 52,332 46, , , , ,954 89,378 61,190 5,421,927 4,879,919 1,662,508 1,513, , , , , , ,471 20,284,263 18,079, , , , ,066 97,509 90, , , , , , , , , , ,962 1,603,369 1,394,238 1,291,427 1,145, , , , ,814 2,842,537 2,348, , , ,629, ^2 406,548,052 Connecticut: Bridgeport Stamford 417, , , ,899 1,173,717 1,055, , ,275 New Jersey: Elizabeth Jersey City Montelair Newark Paters on- Passaic 576, , , ,235 83,561 72,666 2,111,999 1,877, , ,634 1,619, ,476 2,038,412 1,981, , ,501 6,030,675 5,529,285 1,695,447 1,585,953 New York: Binghamton Buffalo Elmira Jamestown New York Poughkeepsie Rochester Schenectady Syracuse Utica 142,295 96,898 1,114, ,284 79,333 69,942 61,050 55, ,950, ,643, , , , , , , , , , , , ,000 3,204,979 2,991, , , , , ,538, ,627, , ,907 2,885,556 2,590, , ,746 1,613,678 1,534, , ,901
3 DISTRICT NO. 3 Delaware: New Jersey: Pennsylvania: PHILADELPHIA Wilmington Atlantic City Camden Trenton Allentown Altoona Bethlehem Chester Harrisburg Hazleton Johnstown Lancaster Lebanon Norristown Philadelphia Reading Scranton Wilkes-Barre Williamsport York BAM DEBITS - December 1963 December 1961 I December 1962~ 14, ,957, ,944,908 1,778, , , , ,423 65,633 89,173 96, ,819 40,591 87, ,650 42, ,074 9,306, , , ,047 57, ,233 1,887, , , , ,228 57,793 76,788 86, ,136 36,740 77,106 l4o,481 38,054 90,383 8,328, ,323 i4i, ,668 48,801 11)4,402 4,615, ,564 1,131,636 1,698, , , , , , , , , , ,891 25,952, , ,495 4o6,o4o 165, ,951 5,049, ,504 1,118,153 1,639, , , , ,4i4 706, , , , , ,509 24,485, , , , , ,365 DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND Kentucky: Ohio: Pennsylvania: West Virginia: Covington-Newport Lexington Akron Canton Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton Hamilton Lima Lorain Mansfield Middletown Portsmouth Springfield Steubenville Toledo Warren Youngstown Zanesville Butler Erie Franklin Greensburg Oil City- Pittsburgh Sharon Wheeling ,814, ,012,129 84, , , ,609 2,196,330 5,483,565 1,373, ,675 55, ,126 77,232 37, ,998 50, , , ,663 45,271 69, ,134 13,215 42,329 35,259 6,529,470 53,702 96,398 71, , , ,600 1,988,517 4,679,012 1,247, ,675 81,024 80,722 46,455 89,002 65,312 34,636 96,712 44, ,389 92, ,353 40,528 56, ,663 l4,4l4 36,170 30,504 5,820,919 50,463 90,o4l 248, ,064 2,282, ,043 6,473,400 15,069,376 4,108,639 2,040, , , , , , , , ,250 2,785, , , , , ,291 39, ,204 94,752 17,945, , , , ,464 1,978, ,031 6,049,822 13,582,405 3,787,961 1,899, , , , , , , , ,081 2,684, , , , , ,089 37, ,847 98,727 16,327, , ,896
4 BANK DEBITS - December 1963 DISTRICT NO. 5 District of Columbia: Maryland: North Carolina: South Carolina: Virginia: West Virginia: DISTRICT HO. Alabama: Florida: Georgia: Louisiana: Mississippi: Tennessee: - RICHMOND Washington Baltimore Cumberland Frederick Hagerstown Asheville Charlotte Durham Greensboro Kinston Raleigh Wilmington Wilson Winston-Salem Charleston Columbia Greenville Spartanburg Charlottesville Danville Lynchburg Newport News Norfolk Portsmouth Richmond Roanoke Bluefield Charleston Clarksburg Huntington Parkersburg ATLANTA Anniston Birmingham Dothan Gadsden Mobile Montgomery Jacksonville Miami Orlando Pensacola St. Petersburg Tampa Albany Atlanta Augusta Brunswick Columbus Elberton Macon Newnan Savannah Valdosta Baton Rouge Lake Charles New Orleans Hattiesburg Jackson Meridian Vicksburg Chattanooga Knoxville Nashville December 1963 I December 1962 December 1961 I December ,563,871 10,830,102 _3_ ,198,103 3,056,696 2,724,200 47,594 45,269 58, , , , ,881 36, ,089 70,546 38, , , , , ,231 76,405 79, , , ,179 64,921 1,341, ,782 49, ,209 46, ,596 52,166 2,762,297 2,301,369 41,027 38,289 54, , , , ,443 33, ,696 58,697 36, , , , , ,230 63,964 59,157 90, , ,003 56,456 1,069, ,257 43, ,319 44, ,355 44, ,135,432 50,532 47,186 1,061, ,756 44,600 45,102 40,075 49, , , , ,758 1,048, ,428 1,192,636 1,094, , , ,170 95,4l4 227, , , ,145 76,757 62,780 2,978,627 2,716, , ,535 35, , ,662 9, , ,367 28,026 25, ,171 39,908 36, , ,626 93,856 87,680 1,704,925 1,490,239 39,839 39, ,729 54,072 47,786 28,560 25, * , , ,210 1,028, ,290 9,145,580 7,849, , , , ,222 2,510, , , ,624 1,625, , ,454 1,284, , , , , , , , ,664 1,374, ,622 3,756, , , , , ,9H 148, , ,663 3,121, , ,596 1,089, ,202 2,957,929 3,299, , , ,151 1,573, ,185 8,855, , , ,251 34, ,397 69, , ,765 1,024, ,039 4,919, ,548 1,399, ,372 85,297 1,229, ,004 3,113,482 8,286,342 7,047, , , , ,792 2,226, , ,891 1,395, , ,013 1,266, , , , , , , , ,119 1,321, ,346 3,270, , , , , ,920 36,220, ,091 2,863, , ,918 1,028, ,276 2,690,358 3,129, , , ,169 1,447, ,189 8,096, , ,581 29, ,838 73, , , , ,925 4,492, ,956 1,188, ,620 1,115, ,504 2,640,251
5 BANK DEBITS - December 1963 December December 1962 DISTRICT HO. 7 - CHICAGO 49,166,566 42,757, ,626, ,448,778 Illinois: Aurora 101,888 90, , ,749 Bloomington 107, , , ,557 Champaign-Urbana 108, , , ,630 Chicago 27,232,160 23,303,761 75,441,748 68,219,389 Danville 58,539 56, , ,996 Decatur 140, , , ,917 Elgin 63,378 57, , ,952 Joliet 101, , , ,130 Moline-East Moline- Rock Island 147, , , ,190 Peoria 317, , , ,353 Rockford 238, , , ,723 Springfield 168, , , ,205 Indiana: Fort Wayne 409, ,689 1,186,091 1,090,883 Gary 202, , , ,103 Hammond 105,205 97, , ,102 Indianapolis 1,646,668 1,488,050 4,874,982 4,641,380 Lafayette 113, , , ,581 Muncie 120, , , ,351 South Bend 290, , , ,197 Terre Haute 114, , , ,576 Iowa: Burlington 49,512 46, , ,576 Cedar Rapids 187, , , ,419 Clinton 30,441 30,760 95,766 94,660 Davenport 159, , , ,920 Des Moines 737, ,925 2,203,044 1,940,628 Dubuque 82,343 83, , ,889 Mason City 50,419 52, , ,089 Muscatine 26,009 24,709 76,512 74,544 Ottumva 43,648 41, , ,186 Sioux City 217, , , ,295 Waterloo 115, , , ,385 Michigan: Adrian 39,763 33, ,347 98,806 Battle Creek 108,728 93, , ,961 Bay City 81,661 67, , ,625 Detroit 10,311,661 8,828,006 29,309,467 25,399,350 Flint 284, , , ,948 Grand Rapids 510, ,456 1,505,475 1,404,194 Jackson 129, , , ,139 Kalamazoo 218, , , ,453 Lansing 234, , , ,392 Muskegon 120, , , ,458 Port Huron 59,24o 58, , ,739 Saginaw 191, , , ,821 Wisconsin: Green Bay 122, , , ,322 Kenosha 86,866 75, , ,907 Madison 277, , , ,941 Manitowoc 40,502 38, , ,847 Milwaukee 2,565,159 2,378,558 7,154,433 6,765,699 Oshkosh 51,860 46, , ,037 Racine 141, , , ,733 Sheboygan 102,025 94, , ,851
6 BANK DEBITS - December 1961 December December 1962 DISTRICT NO. 3 - ST. LOUIS 8,683,229 7,354,740 25,356,197 22,091,285 Arkansas: El Dorado Fort Smith Helena Little Rock Pine Bluff Texarkana (Also see Texas, p. 8) 43,344 98,493 19, ,872 71,822 37,521 41,957 87,478 19, ,641 66,023 33, , ,692 72,739 1,217, , , , ,722 75, , , ,640 Illinois: Alton E. St. Louis & Nat'1. Stock Yards Quincy 56, ,960 66,828 52, ,988 59, , , , , , ,822 Indiana: Evansville 233, , , ,878 Kentucky: Louisville Owensboro Paducah 54,559 1,078,789 77,556 44,532 3,700, , ,638 3,280, , ,995 Mississippi: Greenville 45,757 44, , ,270 Missouri: Cape Girardeau Hannibal Jefferson City St. Louis Sedalia Springfield 25,699 17, ,622 3,941,394 29, ,938 26,256 16, ,375 3,514,843 25, ,349 78,077 49, ,640 11,353,923 86, ,437 73,224 49, ,801 10,066,578 77,495 4l4,316 Tennessee: Jackson Memphis 43, , , , DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS 6,035,796 4,923, ,242,064 Minnesota: Duluth Mankato Minneapolis Red Wing Rochester St. Cloud St. Paul South St. Paul Winona 181,961 49,544 3,210,928 12,361 87,620 41,829 1,343,945 94,304 31, ,481 49,449 2,582,822 9,666 78,246 37,357 1,012,535 96,851 27, , ,471 9,443,938 31, , ,998 3,799, ,442 89, , ,154 7,873,993 27, , ,685 3,157, ,300 86,252 Montana: Billings Butte Great Falls Helena 118,226 64, ,343 63, ,272 58,073 92,775 61,6o4 342, , , , , , , ,730 North Dakota: Bismarck Dickinson Fargo Grand Forks Jamestown Minot 41,628 14, ,854 43,215 13,846 49,410 34,578 l4,819 94,172 39,613 12,636 46, ,994 44, , ,721 40, , ,086 49, , ,001 4i, ,760 South Dakota: Aberdeen Sioux Fal.ls 35, ,609 30,o4o 132,424 io4,o8o 448,801 96,746 4i8,9l4 Wisconsin: Eau Claire La Crosse Superior 67,043 76,951 23,560 62,451 69,536 22, , ,904 69, , ,572 71,751
7 BANK DEBITS - December 1961 December 1Q6^ 1 December lq^p DISTRICT NO KANSAS CITY 11,696,3# 10,734,306 32,987,716 31,545,401 Colorado: Colorado Springs 153,5^6 123, , ,541 Denver 1,915,176 1,735,863 5,530,847 5,324,546 Grand Junction 45,477 43, , ,612 Greeley 78,308 74, , ,194 Pueblo 99,394 92, , ,518 Kansas: Atchison 16,274 17,402 50,500 49,551 Dodge City 30,768 26,917 95,955 85,851 Emporia 27,773 23,793 81,952 79,768 Hutchinson 71,625 63, , ,453 Independence 15,353 17,315 43,837 44,646 Kansas City 172, , , ,635 Lawrence 29,051 25,884 86,758 80,656 Manhattan 24,825 24,492 74,274 71,337 Parsons 11,813 12,033 38,742 37,448 Pittsburg 22,578 19,396 67,270 56,879 Salina 77,425 78, , ,938 Topeka 303, , , ,782 Wichita 525, ,870 1,493,833 1,472,197 Missouri: Independence 42,165 36, , ,680 Joplin 55,440 50, , ,016 Kansas City 2,669,561 2,452,500 7,393,763 6,978,806 St. Joseph 152, , , ,594 Nebraska: Fremont 32,583 31,717 95,031 97,557 Grand Island 42,374 42, , ,106 Hastings 35,392 33,739 99,226 88,939 Lincoln 297, , , ,688 Omaha 1,091,648 1,025,269 3,143,838 3,097,837 New Mexico: Albuquerque 361, ,133 1,031, ,605 Santa Fe 100,759 79, , ,646 Oklahoma: Bartlesville 493, ,594 1,126,051 1,017,621 Enid 66,359 58, , ,401 Guthrie 6,232 5,915 18,498 18,288 Lawton 43,078 39, , ,254 Muskogee 50,142 47, ,i4i 138,700 Norman 26,364 24,826 83,442 76,086 Oklahoma City 1,037, ,335 3,025,983 2,746,629 Okmulgee 10,062 9,752 32,382 31,117 Ponca City 52,286 34,333 l4l, ,763 Tulsa 1,241,295 1,248,538 3,415,070 3,588,149 Wyoming: Casper 96,996 93, , ,301 Cheyenne 71,065 72, , ,066
8 BANK DEBITS - December 1963 DISTRICT NO DALLAS Arizona: Louisiana: New Mexico: Texas: Tucson Monroe Shreveport Roswell Abilene Amarillo Austin Beaumont Corpus Christ! Corsicana Dallas El Paso Fort Worth Galveston Houston Laredo Lubbock Port Arthur San Angelo San Antonio Texarkana (Also see Arkansas, p. 6) Tyler Waco Wichita Falls DISTRICT NO SAN FRANCISCO Arizona: California: Idaho: Nevada: Oregon: Utah: Washington: Phoenix Baker.sf ield Berkeley Fresno Long Beach Los Angeles Modesto Oakland Pasadena Riverside Sacramento San Bernardino San Diego San Francisco San Jose Santa Barbara Santa Rosa Stockton Boise Reno Eugene Portland Salem Ogden Salt Lake City Bellingham Everett Seattle Spokane Tacoma Walla Walla Yakima December 19^3 December ,000, , , ,047 58,4l6 119, ,761 29k,3# 219, ,810 19,859 4,038, , , ,260 3,947,701 38, ,610 66,933 58, ,074 29, , , , ,038 89, ,427 53, , , , , ,808 19,645 3,789,33% 383, ,289 96,114 3,459,256 37, ,342 65,243 56, ,267 26, , , ,539 December 1Q6^ (December ,328, , ,473 I,057, , , , , , ,003 59,717 II,134,549 1,135,036 2,824, ,494 10,697, , , , ,469 2,278,314 91, , , ,444 is ,486, , , , , ,891 12,323, ,460 1,127, , ,669 1,373, ,039 1,133,525 8,474, , , , , , , ,882 1,529, , , ,742 45,776 78,351 2,137, , ,006 39,813 91, ,218 2,821, , , , , ,087 1,162,135 4oi,515 1,361,194 10,521,099 35,471, , ,989 1,027,557 3)122, ,170 1,207, ,405 1,099, ,970 4,328, , ,664 1,036,272 3,232,895 6,572,698 23,309, ,696 1,947, , ,876 83, , , , , , , , , ,778 1,237,290 4,450, , , , , ,608 2,314,963 41, ,194 69, ,675 1,908,850 6,383, , , , ,839 38, ,654 86, ,517 1,052, ,065 1,037, , , , , , ,696 57,091 10,544,550 1,102,441 2,490, ,896 9,856, , , , ,634 2,123,907 81, , , , ,247 2,653, , ,121 1,143,112 1,205,216 30,507, ,631 2,983, , ,868 3,891, ,155 3,268,192 19,122,848 1,861, , , , , , ,734 3,838, , ,484 2,114, , ,640 5,741, , , , ,
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