STATEMENT fob the press BANK DIBITS

Released for publication SjLnd'y morning, June 19» not earlier. STATEMENT fob the press BANK DIBITS St. 5410 Federal Reserve Board, June lg, 1927. Debits to individual accounts, as reported to the Federal Reserve Board by banks in leading cities for the week ending June 15, 1927, aggregated :;13,544,000,000 or 5.9 per cent below the total of $l4,399,000,000 reported for the preceding week. Total debits for the week under review are #575,000,000 or 6.9 per cent above uhose i or the weei ending June l6, 1926. New York City reported an increase of $753,000,000, Pittsburgh $95,000,000, Boston $43,000,000, San Francisco $29,000,000, and Cleveland $26,000,000. Aggregate debits for l4l centers for which figures have been published weekly since January 1915 amounted to $12,787,555,000, as compared with $13,603,675,000 for the preceding week and $11,852,099,000 for the week edding June 16, 1926. Federal Re serve District DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BAMS I IT REPORTING CENTERS Number of W e e k e n d i n g ce nt e r s included i ^une 1927 jjune 8, 1927 i June lb, 1926 No. 1 - Boston lo 723,778 745,250 670,142 2 - New York 14 7,667,144 8,4S2,71S 6,520,343 3 ~ Philadelphia 18 572,110 582,883 538,464 4 - Cleveland 24 838,657 752,sso 5 - Richmond.700,335 23 3l4,4os 31M 17 330,028 6 - Atlanta 2k 273,094 268,550 291,520 7 - Chicago 36 1,421,917 1,^71,335 8 - St. Loui s 1,447,075 15 307,655 333,053 317,705 9 - Minneapolis 17 I73,06q 17b, 2o5 178,777 10 - Kansas City 29 317,473 328,155 326,Sl4 11 - Dallas 17 169,414 171,627 12 - San Francisco 174,839 22 -..765,813... 771,516 723,257 TOTAL 261 13, 544,572 14,399,145 12, 669,303 DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON Bangor, Me. Boston, Mass. Brockton, Mass. Fall River, Mass. Hartford, Conn. Holyoke, Mass. Lov/ell, Mass. Lynn, Mass. Manchester, N. H. Hew Bedford, Maes.. New Haven, Conn. Portland, Me. Providence, R. I. Springfield, Mass. laterbury, Conn. Worcester, Mass. REPORTING CENTERS BY FEDERAL.RESERVE DISTRICTS 4,6s4 3,948 3,^+9 513,388 531,413 470,621 5,343 5,04-2 5,541 7,5 H 5,649 0,387 45,642 45,798 36,421 4,535 4,992 3,84o 4,339 4,701 7,343 6,li6 5,157 0,620 3,34o 4,026 4,169 6,817 7,946 7,078 22,350 26,664-24,109 10,550 11,376 10,609 41,197 35,783 39,012 IS,300 20,262 20,135 5,335 n,509 7,597 16,343 13,025 18,747

EEEITfc TO IITDJ 71 DUAL ACCOUNTS BY BANKS IN RE70KTIN3- CENTERS St.. ile_a_k_ s_n_d_i._n g _ June 15, IQ27 June 3, 1927 June 16, IQ 2c (Ir1 thousands of dollars) )ISTRICT NO. 2 MEJ YORK lib any, N. Y. 25,732 43,123 32,525 Binghamton, N. Y. 5,1^6 5,29b 5,292 Buffalo, N. Y. 38,978 90,257 SO, 7}4o Elmira, N. Y. 4,391 4,674 4,632 Jamestown, N. Y. 5,2i5 5,226 5,055 Montclair, N. J. 5,470 6,773 6,673 Newark, N. J. 89, 229 93,456 95,599 lew York, N. Y. 7,300,225 3,080,322 6,545,591 Northern New Jersey Clearing House Association 52,3lS 59, 2b2 57,151 Passaic, IT. J. 11,058 11,095 10,128 Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 3,991 4,058 3,8b2 Rochester, N. Y. 43,259 52,624 43,172 Stamford, Conn. 3,373 4,654 4,131 Syracy.se, S. Y. 1Q,240 21,893 19,736 DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA Allentown, Pa. 3,534 9,681 3,496 Altoona, Pa. 3, 210 4,4oo 3,316 Camden, N. J. 17,151 i 4,i 49 18,112 Chester, Pa. 5,239 6,235 5,064 Harr i sburg, Pa. 3,499 9,479 n,o o 4 Hazleton, Pa. 3,433 3,388 3,617 Johnstown, Pa. 5,255 5,990 5,513 Lancaster, Pa. 5,419 6,605 5,663 Lebanon, Pa. 2,150 2,107 1,901 Norristown, Pa. 955 1,178 991 Philadelphia, Pa. 432,995 444,100 442,030 Reading, Pa. 10,313 11,110 11,721 Scranton, Pa. 17,400 17,100 17,500 Trenton, N. J. 15,373 16,327 16,061 'ilkes-barre', Fa. 1 2,oOO 9,900 12,521 Williamsport, Pa. 4,235 4,704 4,336 Wilmington, Del. 11,350 10,852 11, 546 York, Pa. 5,892 5,568 6,472 DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND Akron, Ohi o 23,957 23,192 22,054 Butler, Pa. 2,309 2,722 2,729 Canton, Ohio 10,327 11,563 12,074 Cincinnati, Ohio 95,033 99,908 78,710 Cleveland, Ohio 203,559 194,338 177,451 Columbus, Ohio 33,179 37,005 39,476 Connellsville, Pa. 1,347 1,454 1,382 Dayton, Ohio 21,390 24,165 21,383 Erie, Pa. 3,334 8,535 9,271 C-reonsburg, Pa. 5,123 4,929 4,755 Homestead, Pa. 1,032 1, 221 1,350 Lexington, Ky. 4,774 4,911 4,722 Lima, Ohi o 3,243 3,795 4,010 Lorain, Ohio 1,545 1,633 1,344 Middletown, Ohi o 2,541 2,670 2,769 Oil City, Pa. 4,251 4,029 3,307 Pittsburgh, Pa. 235,746 210,849 Spr ingfi e1d, Ohi o 5,835 5,705 5,859 Steubenville, Ohio 3,303 2,703 3,io6 Toledo, Ohio 57,233 49,875 59,787 'arren, Ohio 3,579 2,968 3,311 Thee 1 i ng, N. Va. 10,738 10,259 10,262 Youngstown, Ohio 18,541 16,319 lb,6s6 Zanesville, Ohio 3,258 3,035 3,132 Digitized for FRASER c. Vjsl 0 '0 i J C7\

DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BANKS IN REPORTING CENTERS St. 54lOb u_a_e_k e_n_d_i_n_g. June 1 5, 1927 June 8, 1927 June 16, 1926 ( I n thousands of d o lla r s ).DISTRICT NO. 5 - RICHMOND A s h e v ille, N. C. Baltim ore, Md. Charleston, S. C. Charleston, Y». Va. Charlotte, N. C. Columbia, S. C. Oomb e r1and, Md. D a n v ille, Va. Durham, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. G reenville, S. C. Hagerstown, Md. Huntington, V/. Va. Lynchburg, Va. Newport News, Va. N orfolk, Va. R a le ig h, N. C. Ri ciunond, Va. Roanoke, Va. Spartanburg, S. C. 'Washington, D. C. Wilmington, N. C. /inston- Salem, N. C. 8,697 95.93S 6,994 9,737 12,0Sb 4,474 2 M 5 2.03S 5,853 5,962 5,129 2,290 6,324 3,930 2,127 17,543 9,920 31,129 6,500 3,259 57,^11 3,923 10,569 8,052 91,098 5,800 9,111 11,354 6,266 2,164 2,178 6,58c 5,812 4,305 2,679 6,217 4,qs6 2,403 17,183 5,099 29,521 7,323 2,951 69,286 4,4r6 9,487 8,289 108,100 5,921 S,l44 12,304 4,027 2,354 1,972 7,360 0,925 5,133 2,538 5/900 5,079 2,310 17, 55s 6,968 30,322 7.093 3,696 65,265 4,24i 8,529 DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA Albany, Ga. A tlanta, Ga. Augusta, Ga. Birmingham, A la. Brunsw ick, Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn. Columbus, Ga. Dothan, A la. Elberto n, Ga. H attiesburg, M iss. Jackson, M iss. Ja c k s o n v ille, F la. K n o ::ville, Tenn. Macon, Ga. M eridian, M iss. Miami, F la. M obile, A la. Montgomery, A la. N a s h v ille, Tenn. Newnan, Ga. New O rle a ns, La. Pensacola, F la. Savannah, Ga. Tampa, F la. Valdosta, Ga. Vicksburg, M iss. 72$ 3 4,9 8 5 6,0 4 7 32,709 913 11,349 3,357 603 115 1,971 3,6 7 7 20,463 8,235 4,606 4,086 12,248 3, l 4 l 4,9 7 3 22,398 353 7 6,5 7 7 2,013 10,904 12,043 1,300 1,967 1,300 30,960 5,196 32,700 844 11,152 3,056 600 187 1,610 5,014 20,525 8,873 4,558 4,i o 6 11,124 9,262 5,891 22,304 44i 73,714 1,690 11,002 12,239 1,355 1,621 1,125 3 7,6 9 7 5,229 34,611 820 11,368 3,06l 589 187 4,784 25,830 8,693 5,451 3,507 8,6 3 5 4,9 9 6 20,313 473 81,680 2,233 10,043 17,193 1,266 1,731 c.

accounts by l a is s in pjsportutc- c^jtees st. y-. V 0 0 k e n d i n Juno 1 5, 1927 i Juno 0, 19 27 Juno lo, 1 9 '< ( i n thousands of d o lla r s) STRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO Adri a n, I/i c h. 1,2 6 3 1,238 1,2 3 3 Aurora, 11 1. 3,9 6 7 4,5 5 5 4,3 0 4 Bay C ity, Mich. 2,8 3 4 3,1 4 4 3,0 4 6 Bloomington, 111;*. 3,2 8 1 3,1 1 5 3,1 8 1 Cedar R a p ids, Iowa 1 0,0 4 3 1 0,7 5 3 9,4 7 8 Champaign-Urbana, 111. 3 422 3,8 3 1 - Chicago, 111. 868,528 9 4 o,o 4 2 869,206 D a n v ille, 111. 3.9 0 S 3,060 5,0 0 4 Davenport, Iowa 7,2 4 2 8,069 6,892 Decatur, 1 11. 4,577 4,986 4,858 Des M n e s, Iov/a 19,282 23,992 19,152 D etro it, Mich. 220,640 188,978 234,430 Dubuque, I owa 3,436 3,598 3,301 F lin t,?'ich. 11,022 10,545 8,036 Fort Wayne, In d. 9,934 10,l o 6 10,630 Gary, In d. 7,096 5,301 6,755 Grand Rapi d s, Mi c h. 20,911 19,551 20,122 Green B ay, W is. 3,352 ' 3,432 3,229 Hammond, In d. 4,740 5,016 4,6so Inai a n a p o lis, I n d. 41,547 41,133 46,612 Jackson, M ich. 5,668 6,134 5,660 Kal.ama.zoo, Mich. 5,733 5,775 5,550 Lansing, Mich. 7,351 7,313 7,984 Mason City, Iowa 2,400 3,100 2,500 MiIwauke e, Wi s. 70,592 70,440 71,679 Moline, 111. 2,317 2,658 2,538 M uscatine, Iowa 1,255 1,226 1,338 Oshkosh, Wis. 3,200 3,100 3,000 Peoria, 111. 11,245 12,124 11,513 Rockford, 111. 7,560 7,889 7,508 Saginaw, M ich. 6,060 5,570 5,347 Sheb oygan, Wi s. 3,927 3,521 4,309 Sioux City, Iowa 17,125 19,371 21,939 South B e n d, In d. 11,482 12,923 12,208 Springfield, 111. 3,105 8,363 8,99S Terre Haute, Ind. 5,23S 5,o4i 5,333 Waterloo, Iowa 4,556 6,157 4,464 STRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS East St. Louis and Hat1!. Stock Yards, 111. 10,6l4 12,898 11,826 E ldo rado, Ark. 2,059 2,060 3,075 Evansville, Ind. 14,330 13,539 9,386 Fort Smith, Ark. 3,649 3,625 2,607 Greenville, Miss. 47s 378 978 Helena, Ark. 1,092 837 357 Little Rock, Ark. 17,166 17,855 16,917 Louisville, I{y. 43,326 45,756 45,330 Memphis, Tenn. 36,942 32,836 32,253 Owensboro, Ky. 1,080 1,132 i,h 3 Pine Bluff, Ark. 2,077 3,118 2,256 Quincy, 111. 3,058 3,457 3,016 St. Louis, Mo. 167,100 189,900 183,200 Sedalia, Mo. i,oi4 1,167 1,280 Springfield, Mo. 3,710 4,505 3,615 c. Digitized for FRASER

DE3_r!.S TO I M V I D J al ACCOUNTS 3Y BAMS in ispohilmg CENTERS 1 e* e k e n d i n g June 15, 1927 June 8, 19 27 j June! i st. 54i0u. 16, 1926 STRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS Aberdeen, S. D. 1,6l4 1,622 1,84i Billings, Mont. 1,619 1,937 1,339 Dickinson, N. D. 2kl 2ol 239 Duluth, I'inn. 21,412 23,608 15,988 Fargo, N. D. 3,653 3,74l 3,7.20 Grand Forks, N. D. 1,784 1,853 1,937 Helena, Mont. 1,924 2,063 2,151 Jamestown, N. D. 573 609 651 La Crosse, Wis. 2,644 2,979 2,335 Minneapoli s, Minn. 84,130 85,177 88,931 Minot, N. D. l,4i4 1,398 1,53^ Red Wing, Minn. 642 779 643 St. Paul, Minn. 37,213 35,815 38,631 Sioux Falls, S. D. 4,681 4,963 *+,757 South St. Paul, Minn. 6,021 b,lo5 9,835 Superior, Wis. 1,918 1,67S 1,9^9 «inona, Minn. 1,581 1,617 1,196 STRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY Albuquerque, N. M. 2,851 2,856 2,700 At chi son, Kans. 1,442 1,509 l,686 3artlesvi]le, Okla. 11,090 4,44o ^,319 Casper, Wyo. 2,294 2,445 2,464 Cheyenne, Wyo. 1,484 1,500 1,315 Colorado Springs, Colo 3,476 3,819 3,824 Denver, Colo. 40,766 ^3,57^ to, 193 Enid, Okla. 3,602 3,5^3 3,330 Fremont, Neb. 984 1,110 971 Grand Junction, Colo. 792 843 934 Guthrie, Okla. 885 768 778 Hutchinson, Kans. 3,058 3,^64 2,922 Independence, Kans. 2,011 2,1403 3,593 Joplin, Mo. 3,732 3,565 4,495 Kansas City, Kans. 4,569 4,474 5,948 Kansas City, Mo. 86,533 39,524 83,503 Lawrence, Kans. 1,285 1,211 1,273 Lincoln, Net). 7,327 8,415 8,o 64 Muskogee, Okla. 2,456 2,528 2,498 Oklahoma City, Okla. 21,810 30,658 22,157 Okipulgee, Okla. 2,332 2,226 3,351 Omaha, Neb. k5,s63 48,459 50,283 Parsons, Kans. 782 926 370 Pittsburg, Kans. 1,351 i,4i6 1,376 Pueblo, Colo. M 3 6 5,620 4,295 St. Joseph, Mo. 12,019 14,663 16,560 Topeka, Kans. 4,196 4,391 4,463 Tulsa, Okla. 32,079 26,518 36,897 Wichita, Kans. 11,763 11,287 11,267

DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BA':TKS IN REPOSTING CENTERS St. 54l0e 7.s-fi_3s e_0_4_t_a_g. June 15, 152? June g, 1927 June 16, 1926 DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS Abilene, Tex. 2,390 2,759 2,364 Austin, Tex. 3,1415 4,8*43 4,258 Beaumont, Tex. 6,018 *5,371 4,952' Corsicana, Tex. I,l 68 1,156 1,684 Dallas, Tex. 44,171 44,590 50,450 El Paso, Tex. 7,531 7,676 6,882 Ft..orth, Tex. 21,468 20,719 19,187 Galveston, Tex. S,504 8,192 8,101 Houston, Tex. 37,640 35,542 38,051 Port Arthur, Tex. 1,865 3,201 l,s4l Roswell, N. M. 750 725 752 San Antoni0, Tex. 11,131 13,494 10,187 Shreveport, La. 8,791 7,748 10,39b Texarkana, Tex. 2,452 2,134 2,% 6 Tucson, Ariz. 1,921 2,355 2,192./aco, Tex. 3,365 3,707 3,435 'ichita Falls, Tex. 6,834 6,915 7,651 DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO Bakersfield, Calif. 3,ill Bellingham, rfash. 2,4i 4 Berkeley, Calif. 4,675 Boise, Idaho 2,619 Eugene, Ore. 2,082 Everett, Wash. 4,037 Fresno, Calif. 0,689 Long Beach, Calif. 10,972 Los Angeles, Calif. 207,586 Oakland, Calif. 51,579 Ogden, Utah 3,099 Pasadena, Calif. 9,447 Phoenix, Ariz. 6,394 Portland, Ore. 39,542 Reno, Nev. 2,460 Ritzville, Wash. 199 Sacramento, Calif. 10,465 Salt Lake City, Utah 15,572 San Bernardino, Calif. 2,800 San Diego, Calif. 13,257 San Francisco, Calif. 271,949 San Jose, Calif. 5.450 Santa Barbara, Calif. 3,648 Seattle, Wash. 51,668 Spokane, Wash. 13.506 Stockton, Calif. 6,44i Tacoma, wash. 11,152 Yakima, Viash. 3,000 2,696 2,822 2.53S 2,505 5,771 4,036 3,1^9 3,005 1,660 2,079 2,969 4,063 6,576 7,873 12,917 10,811 211,469 203,800 62,130 37,732 3,292 3,599. 9,785 8,005 6,243 5,489 39,295 43,65s 2,54s 2,469 133 204 12,89s 0,780 16,494 16,540 2,502 2,347 12,759 16,092 259,233 243,282 5,057 5,683 3,137 3,^96 51,587 53,267 12,299 12,770 7,064 6,050 11,997 11,415 3,318 3,323 C. *Re vised figures.