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1 Released for publication Sunday morning, Oct. 5j not earlier. STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS BANK DEBITS S t. U s G o Federal Reserve Board October 4, I92U. Debits to individual accounts for the week ending October 1 as r^gg'ted by banks in leading c itie s to the Federal Reserve Board aggregated $10,6 l0,000/or 10«2 per cent above the total of $9,630,000,000 shown for the preceding week. New Ycrk City reports an increase of $701,000,000, Chicago - an increase of $58>000,000 and Philadelphia - an increase of $54,000,000. Detroit shews a decline of $28,000,000. As compared with the corresponding period in 1923 debits for the week under review show an increase of $54-5,000,000 or 5 Pei> cent* New York City reports an increase of $725,000,000, New Orleans - an increase of $23,000,000 and Minneapolis - an increase of $14,000,000. San Francisco reports a decline of $41,000,000, and P ittsburgh and Los Angeles show declines of $22,000,000 each. Aggregate debits for l4 l centers for which figures have oeen published weekly since January, 1919, were $10,030,554,000 as compared with $9, 090, 307,000 for the preceding week and $9r4 5 7,240,000 for the week ending October 3» 1923* Debits to individual accounts were reported to the Federal Reserve Board for banks in 250 centers, of which 242 are included, in the summary by Federal reserve d istric ts. Federal Reserve Dist rict No. 1 - Boston 2 - New York 3 - Philadelphia 4 - Cleveland 5 - Richmond 6 - Atlanta 7 - Chicago S - St. Louis 9 - Minneapolis 10 - Kansas City 11 - Dallas 12 - San Francisco DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON Bangor, Me. Boston, Mass. Brockton, Mass. Fall River, Mass. Hartford, Conn. Holyoke, Mass, Lowell, Mass. Lynn, Mas s > Manchester, N. H. New Bedford, Mass. New Have n, C enn. Portland, Me, Providence, R» I. Springfield, Mass. Wat 3r bury, Conn. Digitized for FRASER Worcester, Mass. DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS 3Y BANKS IN REPORTING CENTERS SUMMARY BY FEDERAL PESERVE DISTRICTS ; Number of W e e k e n d i n g ( ' centers Oct. 1, 1924 Sept. 24, 1924 Oct. 3 / included IS (In thousands of dollars) TOTAL ,609,620 9,629,600 10,.964,290 REPORTING CENTERS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS (In thousands of dollars) 3,99S 355,322 3, ,630 4,453 4,313 6,307 5, 56s 31,459 26,244 2,532 2,995 3,487 3,323 6,870 5,652 3,805 3,407 6,476 6,544 21,796 19,9S5 10, 53S 8,975 5, , 762 5,117 8,65s 29,102 4,273 5,420 6,43s 5,104 6,975 22,235 12,524 33,326 18,199 9,237 16,712

2 DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL Oct. I, 1924 w c n A i n g, St. ^ Sept. 24, 192 < C st. 3, IS 2 DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK A3 bany, N. Y. 22,374 Binghamton, N«Y. 4,639 B uffalo, N. Y. 72,104 Elmira, N. Y, 3,229 Jair.ost own, N. Y» 3,824 M ontclair, N. J. 3,447 Newark, N. J. 78,884 New York, N, Y» 5,509,039 Northern New Jersey Clearing House Association 46,486 Passaic, N. J, 7,486 Poughkeepsie, N. Y 3,623 Rochester, N» Y, 43,034 Stamford, Conn. 3,733 Syracuse, N. Y. 17,568 DISTRICT NO, 3 - PHILADELPHIA A1 lent own, Pa. 8,970 Altoona, Pa. 3,168 Caxrden, N, J. 13,293 Chester, Pa* 5,182 Harrisburg, Pa. 10,271 Hazleton, Pa. 3,864 Johnstown, Pa. 5,436 Lancaster, Pa. 7,622 Lebar.cn, Pa. 1,717 Norristown, Pa. &70 Philadelphia, Pa. 384,652 Reading, Pa* 7,568 Scrantcn, Pa. 21,4C0 Trenton, N. J. 13,661 Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 13,250 Williamsport, Pa. 3,888 Wilmington, Del. 8,6 ll York, Pa. 5,660 DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND Akr<k\, Ohio 12,334 Butler, Pa. 3,556 Canton, Ohio 9,205 Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland; Ohio 159,672 Columbus, Ohio 32,764 C on n ellsville, Pa. 1,027 Dayton, Ohio 15,960 Erie, Pa. 8,055 Graensburg, Pa. 5,15 6 Homestead, Pa. 1,208 L 3 x ing ten, Ky. 3,293 L in a, Ohio 4,464 Lorain, Ohio 1,327 O il C ity. Pa. 3,103 Pittsburgh, Pa. 194,229 Sr.: ing fia ld, Ohio 4,154 Toledo, Ohio 38,-397 W3.TT311, Ohio 3,524 Wheeling, W. Va. 11,1 5 6 Yenng31own, O hio 17,811 Zanesville, Ohio (In tncaiscjids t of dollars) 25,9«0 ' * 7 C.*<» ; 317 n,o>5 * 3,533 d3 ( 7 9 4,807,922 41,579 7,331 2,945 31,575 2,915 14,607 6, ,868 5,980 9,606 3,3^ ,030 i,54o S6l 330,513 8,695 17,900 17,316 9,874 4,175 7,723 4,045 17,326 2,500 9,607 65, ,444 23, ,2-77 7,460 5, ,682 4,122 1,681 3, ,761 4; 196 4i ,423 10,376 14,^62 3.^6$ 23,669 3,640 87,337 4,01b 4,135 3,382 75,403 4,723,227 44,507 7, ,188 4,844 19,649 9, 47s 4, 29s 13,074 7,139 10,796 3,127 6,135 7,766 1, ,149 9,457 17,40c 13,926 11,246 4,893 7,724 3, 0H4 16,315 3,79b 10,495 75,122 1 /5,951 36,694 1,360 16,070 s, cs 9 5,595 1,440 4,521 4,285 1,666 3, ,746 4,44] 41,323 3,60c 10,893 IF,101 2,966

3 .DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BANKS IN REPORTING CENTERS St. 42b0b!.,v e e k e n d i r g Oct. 1, 192U &#pt. 24, 1924 Oct. 3, 1923 (In thousands of d olla rs) DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND Asheville, N. C. Baltimore, Md* Charleston, S«C, Charleston, W, Va, Charlotte, N. C. Columbia, S. C, Cumberland, MJ. Danville, Va. Durham, N C. Greensboro, N. C. Greenville, S. C. Hagerstown, Md, Huntington, W. Va. Lynchburg, Va. Newport News, Va. N orfolk, Va. Raleigh, N, C. Richmond, Va. Roanoke, Va. Spartanburg, S. C. Washington, D. C, Wilmington, N. C. Winston-Salem, N, C. DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA Albany, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Augusta, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. Brunswick, Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn. Columbus, Ga. Dothan, Ala. Elbert on, Ga. Jackson, Miss. Jacksonville, Fla. Knoxville, Tem. Macon, Ga. Meridian, Miss, Mobile, Ala. Montgomery, Ala. Nashville, Tenn. Nswnan, Ga. New Orleans, La. Pensacola, Fla. Savannah, Ga. Tampa, Fla. Valdosta, Ga. Vicksburg, Miss. 5, #58 gg.sco 6, ,408 4,116 1,983 2,027 4,565 4,501 4,244 2,391 5,991 4,370 1,773 13,209 6,091 30,552 5,65s 2,550 43, , ,608 6,527 29, ,120 2,781 1,100 23O 2,900 12,621 7,614 4,634 2,916 7,06s 5,353 12, ,367 1,653 11,343 7,412 1,091 2,099 5,758 5,196 80, ,600 5,566 5,824 7,20 7 9,469 10,113 11,249 3,653 6,200 1,937 2,334 2,13 1 4,493 2,513 5,185 4,343 4,942 5,325 7,384 2,295 5,629 2,671 b,c96 3,701 1,5C4 5,675 1,822 12,898 19,12 1 4,033 6,400 28,752 34,014 5,143 5,929 2,917 3,128 41,531 47,576 3,715 5,831 7,597 7,831 1,140 1,220 33,814 33,080 6,556 9,600 26,707 27, ,960 9,164 2,899 3,742 1, , ,663 13,383 12,073 7,12 6 7,632 5,583 4,523 3,619 1,923 7,938 7,033 5,393 6,212 15,352 18, ,107 67,328 1,429 1,842 9,443 15,250 7,232 6,790 1,177 1,184 2,255 1,675

4 DEBITS TO INDIVIDJAL ACCOUNTS 3Y BLANK S IN REPORTING C E N T E R S St. 4260c W e e k e n d i n K... DISTRICT NO, 7 - CHICAGO Oct. 1,' Sept. 24, 1924 Oct. 3, 1923 (In thousands of dollars) Adrian, Mich Aurora, ,352 3,590 3,428 Bay City, Mich. 2,487 2,734 2,9 17 Bloomington, 111* 2,203 2,635 2, 52s Cedar Rapids, Iowa S,c42 S,564 8,486 Chicago, 111* 716, , ,133 Danville, 111, 3,027 3,250 3,500 Davenp o rt, I owa 6,010 6,055 9,576 Decatur, ,626 3,697 4,064 Des Moines, Iowa 20,693 19,554 18,065 Detroit, Mich. 148, , ,832 Dubuq.ue, Iowa 3,181 3,213 3,431 F lin t, Mich. 6,714 6,592 8,184 Fort Wayne, Ind. 9,012 8, 540 9,251 Gary, Ind. 3, S 3,402 Grand Rapids, Mich, 16,070 14,827 16,393 Grean Bay, Wis. 2, 59s 2,769 2,690 Hammond., Ind. 3,790 3,840 4,230 Indianapolis, Ind. 33,051 33,280 34,357 Jackscn, Mich. 4,333 4,0 51 *+,979 Kalamazoo, Mich. 5,007 4,635 5,243 Lansing, Mich. 5,800 6,700 b,800 Mason City, Iowa 2,284 2,280 2,650 Milwaukee, Wis. 53,068 56,957 64,9S5 Moline, 111, 1,939 1,904 1,975 Ivfoscatine, Iowa 1,268 1,170 1,329 Oshkosh, Wis. 2,500 2,200 2,500 Peoria, 111, 9,743 8,997 9,822 Rockford, 111, 4,o44 5,007 5,692 Saginaw, Mich. 4,566 5, ,i 4 i Sioux City, Iowa 19,053 17,57S 17,542 South Bend, Ind. 9,013 9,403 10,224 Springfield, 111, 8,022 6,792 7,051 Terre Haute, Ind. 5,072 4,690 5,400 Water 1 00, I owa 4,206 3,809 4,608 DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST, LOUIS East St. Louis and N a t'l Stock Yards, ,588 9, ,226 Eldorado, Ark. 1,706 1,572 1,884 Evansville, Ind. 6,045 6,774 7,916 Fort Smith, Ark. 3, ,909 3,548 Greenville, Miss. 9S Helena, Ark. 1,347 1,033 1,16 2 L ittle Rock, Ark. 17,509 16,300 13,980 Louisville, Ky. 36,949 38,710 38,268 Memphis, Tenn, 28,211 25,C92 31,390 Owensboro, Ky. 1, ,360 Qjiincy, ,447 2,313 2,637 St, Louis, Mo. 154, , ,424 Springfield, Mo, 2,499 3,047 3,583

5 DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS 3Y 3AHIS IK_Bg^feTI^G,_CfJgCTRS St.J+2^'* W e e.k e n d 1 n Oct. 1, 1924 Sept-. 24, i ^ Oct. 3, 1923 (In thousands o f d o lla rs) DISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS Aberdeen, S. D, 1,738 B illin g s, Mcnt. 1,977 Dickinson, N. D. 381 Duluth, Mirm. 44,481 Fargo, N. D, 3,053 Grand Forks, N, D. 2,045 Helena, Mont. 2,291 Jamestown, N. D, La Crosse, Wis. 2,217 Minneapolis, Minn. 103,622 Minot, N. D, 1,715 Red Wing, Minn. 647 St. Paul, Minn, 37,325 Sioux F alls, S. D. 3,088 South St. Paul, Minn. 5»709 Superior, Wis. ^ 1,884 Winona, Minn. 958 DISTRICT NO KANSAS CITY Atchison, Kans. 1,372 B artlesville, Okla. 6*278 Casper, Wyo. Cheyenne, Wyo. 1,963 Cclcxadc Springs, Colo. 2,823 Denver, Colo. 41,635 Enid, Okla. 3,2U5 Fremont, Neb. - Grand Junction, Colo. 7^3 Guthrie, Okla. i v ^5 Hutchinson, Kars. 3*902 Independence, Kans. 1,998 Joplin, Mo. 3*305 Kansas City, Kans. Kansas City, Mo. 80,029 Lawrence, Kans. 99 Lincoln, Neb. 7,606 Muskoge e, Okla. 2 *Jo 1 Oklahoma City, Okla. l b, 664 Okmulgee, Okla. Omaha, Neb. 1, ,36s Parsons, Kans. 57 Pittsburg, Kans, 1,33 Pueblo, Colo, 4,7g3 St. Joseph, Mo. 13,551 Topeka, Kans. 3,017 Tulsa, Okla. 19,328 Wichita, Kans, 10,871 1,638 1* ,8 26 2,619 1,880 2,5^ ,^ ,287 3,036 5,335 1,896 1,042 1,472 2,364 3*109 1,840 2,800 39,245 3, ,992 2,139 3*036 4,143 86, ,654 2,316 15, 91s 1,326 46, ,236 3,047 12,738 3,435 15,167 9,510 1,397 l,s30 3S7 21,343 3,213 1, ,313 89,515 1, ,783 3,527 2,319 1,234 1,468 2,384 2,800 42,009 2, ,681 1,793 3,661 5,218 86, ,730 1,393 46, ,328 3,313 13,851 3,474 18,010 9,504 r

6 DEBITS TO INDIVXpUi\L ACCOJNTS BY Oct. 1, 1924 e n d i n Sept# 24, 1924 j Oct i(in thousands of d olla rs) DISTRICT NO. '11 - DALLAS Albuquerque, N. M. 1,966 Aastin, Tex. 4,805 Beaumont, Tex. 3,234 Corsicana, Tex. 1,868 Dallas, Tex. 47,745 El Paso, Tex. 6,984 Ft. Worth, Tex. 18,438 Galveston, Tex. l4,9b8 Houston, Tex. 38,063 Roswell, N. M. 499 San Antonio, Tex. 8,231 Shreveport, La. 7,904 Texarkana, Tex. 1,875 Tucson, A riz. 1,738 Waco, Tex. 6,050 DISTRICT NO SAN FRANCISCO B akersfield, C a lif. 2,970 Bellingham, Wash. 1,938 3erlceley, C a lif. 3,204 Boise, Idaho 2,797 Eugene, Ore. 2,635 Everett, i'ash. 2,627 Fresno, C a lif. 8,175 Long Beach, C a lif, 9,632 Los Angeles, C a lif. 151,857 Oakland, C a lif. 27,224 Ogden, Utah 5»317 Pasadena, Cal i f, Phoenix, I r iz. 4,391 Portland, Ore. 40,753 Peno, Nev. 1,698 R itzv ille, Wash. 29& Sacramento, C alif* 8,691 Salt Late City, Utah 15» ^ San 3errardino, C a lif. 1,653 San Diego, C a lif. 10,403 San Francisco, C a lif. 187*715 San Jose, C a lif. 0,141 Santa Barbara, C a lif. 2,720 Seattle, Wash. 47,215 Spokane, Wash. 10,910 Stockton, C a lif. 5*337 Tacoma, Wash. 7* 670 Yakima, Wash. 2,749 1,652 7,394 3,564 1,867 45,840 6,534 17,291 12,645 36,94Q 5l6 8,017 8,294 1,939 1, S8b b,115 1,751 2,052 3,467 2,794 3,125 2,636 9,638 9, ,223 <--6,470 4,876 5,951 4,469 38,437 I, ,332 14,107 1,507 9, 86b 194,710 5,595 2,522 41,209 II, ,4 5 t 8, t-40 2, o40 2,235 4,026 3,502 2,375 49,797 6,607 19,084 36, ,876 7,955 2,167 1,896 7,492 2,303 2,305 4,315 2,962 2,631 15,04i 16, ,817 28,457 7,284 7,770 5,071 44,181 3, ,985 15,062 1,856 9, ,112 5,570 43,346 13,^25 6,383 9,096 3,027 *

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