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STATEMENT FOR THE PniSS

St. 520q l_d_r il R^s^rvo 3o_*rd,

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B.u ' DEBITS

Debits to individual accounts, as reported to the Federal Reserve Board toy "banks in leading cities for the week ending December 29, 1926, aggregated $ll,7b9,000,000 or 16.9 per cent below the total cf $lU,l6c ,000,000 reported for the preceding week. The current week included Vut five business days cn account of the holiday on December 25.

Total debits for the week under review are $968,000,000 or 9 tier cent above those for the week ending December 30 , 1925, which also included'but five

NeW Yo,Tlz reP°rtei a:1 increase cf $637,000,000, Philadelphia $73,000,000, Chicago $57,000,000, Boston $1+1,000,000, San Francisco $32 000,000 ana Cleveland $25,000,000.

Aggregate debits for 11+1 centers for which figures have been -oublished weekly since January 1919 amounted to $11,101,600,000 compared with$13,334,544,000 for the preceding week and $10,181,126,000 for the week ending December 30 , I925.

Released for publication Tuesday cr-ming, 4 ;

not earlier.

Federal Re serve

District

DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BANKS IN REPORT I Nu- CENTERSa kNumber of

canters included

il C:

Dae. 29, 1926 Dae. 22,192b Ddc. 30, 1925

No. 1 - Boston2 - New York3 ~ Pnil adelphia4 - Clovelstnd5 - Richmond b - Atlanta7 ~ ChicagoS - St. Louis9 - Minneapolis

10 - Kansas City11 - Dali as12 - San Francisco

1614 18 22

23 2k 36

15 17 3016 28

57l+,5l+8

6,61+0,171588,167659.3^1+ 283,603255,756

1 ,21+1,301268,702168,66928l+,o95156,769

— 6j+7,039

(in tnousaiidd of dollars)

TOTAL

71k,8ft3,033>863

64 a . 703 75X981 35b, ’+P2

305,0991 ,515.080

339, 205 827 3^6,733 190,337

259 1 1 ,768,761+ 14 ,160,211+

DISTRICT NO. 1 - BOSTON

Bangor, Me.Boston, Mass. Brockton* 'lass. Fall River, Mass. Hartford, Conn. Holyoke, Mass. Lowell, Mass.Lynn, Mass. Manchester, N. H. New Bedford, Mass. N~w Havin, Conn. Portland, Me. Providence, R. I. Springfield, Mass. Waterbury, Conn. Worcester, Mass.

C.

REPORTING CENTERS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS

(In thousands of dollars)

3,180 40g,778

3,641

6,17529,124

4,1915,7-38b;0953,9045>170

19,260£.717

30,73516,61+2£,223

15,375

3^:84506,828

5-566

6,99531 ,3^4.440 5 1 l+b 8,004 4,366 6,740

26,454

12,15742,87820,1379,714

19,651

5!X), 1+1+1+5,979,812

**95,756 / 619,308

253,256262,392

1 ,171,090272,212179,325

285,312152,746588,49b

1 0 ,800,655

.2,732 367,546

3,270 7,3H

12,4ll3,5264,1464,9653,9166,161

18,706

7,69333,40215,5346,849

19,670

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DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK

.11 bany, N. Y. 22, 5^5 31,377 21,148Binghamton, N. Y. 4 ,a o 5,112 4,504Buffalo, N. Y. 72,130 76,745 71,965Slmi ra, N. Y. 4,404 4,877 2,306Jamestown, N. Y. 3=757 5,350 3,712Montclair, N. J. 3 ,8^0 5,962 3,752Newark, N. J. 75,373 97,89*4 79,722New York, H. Y. 0,329,98^ 7,645,303 5,693,219Northern Navi Jersey Clearing

House Association r>6,335 77,333 38,009Passaic, J. 3,931 11,326 8,206Poughkeepsie, K. Y. 2,93o 3,604 3,525Rochester, N. Y. 35,337 44,462 32,769Stamford, Conn. 2,846 4,102 2,447Syracuse, N. Y.

DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA

17,203 20,216 lU,528

Allentown, Pa. 7,401 9,572 7,99SAltoona, Pa. 3,50b 4,340 5,595Camden, N. J. 13,420 20,085 12,870Chester, Pa. 5,209 5,574 5,027Harrisburg, Pa. 9,180 13,177 9, SkiHaile ton, Pa. 3,080 3,424 2 ,681Johnstown, Pa. 5,ib3 6,42b 5,034Lane as tor, Pa. 5,393 6,776 5,826

1,416Lebanon, Pa. 1,526 1,917Norristown, Pa. 77^ byo 625Philadelphia, Pa. 450,25c 477,35£ 377,439Reading, Pa, 10,359 11,685 9,591Scranton, Pa. 16,300 19,700 1 1 ,9^0

■ Trenton, N. J. 18,807 d.}, 504 15,740Wilkes-B ii re, Pa. 1 2, 600 12,500 9,526Williamsport, Pa. 4, ^04 4,80S 3,086Wilmington, Dal. 11,320 13,£88 9,063York, Pa. 4,St>7 5,968 4,492

DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND

Akron, Ohio 19,497 21,577 21,447Butler, Pa. 2,853 2,986 l,95SCanton, Chic 10,383 12,403 11,053Cincinnati, Ohio 82,715 90,77s 81,022Cleveland, Ohio 179,224 180,859 154,768Col urn bus, Ohio 32,990 40,263 3M 79Connellsville, Pa. 1,407 1,489 1 ,09UDayton, Ohio 17,499 21,717 15,979Erie, Pa. 7,492 9,99U 5,907Greensburg, Pa. 5,193 5,330 5,5S0Homestead, Pa. 920 1,300 870Lexineton, Ky. 6,30s 7,268 U, 661Lima, Ohio 2,809 3,901 2,552Lorain, Ohio 1,275 1, 56l 1,040Oil City, Pa. 2,924 4,199 2,347Pittsburgh, Pa. 206,754 247,412 197,500Springfield, Ohio 4, 506 5,092 3,bS7Toledo, Ohio 42,297 55,b03 44,252Far re n, Ohio 2,897 2,812

12,6262,796

Wheeling; W, Va. 11,229 10,284Youngstown, Ohio 14,610 18,912 13,268Zanesville, Onio 2,962 3,369 3 1064


DEBITS TO DTHVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BAMS IK REPORTING Ci, T£R£. St, 5209 b

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I D~c* 23, IS2b j Dec. 22, 1 ^ 6 | D«c. 30 , 1925

(in tnou&.inds oi doll u's)

DISTRICT :*0. 5 - Richmond

Asheville, N. C. 6,769 o 97* c cpoBalti,ora, Md. 92 ,9 ^ lu .’uls

LuLston, S. C. 5,Ol6 .5,Gib 5,181 Charleston, F, Va. 3 50+ 10,243 q 27 7

S ^ ' a V ’ 9:361 3.2,980 1§ :S ?Oiunbia, S. C. 3,£4C u,525 ** 7Uii

Cumberland, Md. 1,557 2,329 1,556*.in/ille, Va. 2,1b? 4,422 1 454jarnam, N. C. 5,SI6 £,3 70 5'779C-rJanaboro, N. C. 5,281 5 J » 'g ■

Cra^nvil 1 -= S r < i ji ’ - 4>?b3„ “ 111 -, b. u. 3,1<£ 4 , 29b 4 Q7fiHagerstown, Md. 2,21b 2 482 1 70?Huntington F. Va. 5 ,8bl 7 fig \ f £Lynch our cr, Va. 5 ,040 5 554

n o X H : 3’ Va- ^ 3 :1 77 13 : 756Raleirh V C 7 ’^ c 15,953 V ’ 626£ ? ? ’ ' C' 10,443 7 712Richmond, Va. 2S,2co 39 010 piqtfi

, 0. 2 3 5 1 1 I ®

5 £ S K $ S: 0 : « : « ;* mston-S.ilem, N. C. b,78£ 10,788 5)535

DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA

Albany, Ga. 1,237 1,345 *00Atlanta, Ga. 3 ^ ,9 ^ 4b,lo4 32,3lbAugusta, Ga. 5,202 b,720 b ’ 330Birmingham, A1 a. 37,300 35,010 550Brunswick, Ga. 924 uoA InZChattanooga, Tenn. S)5S5 12 ^10 ? £Columbus, Ga. 2 72Q x ^ / ’ *6DDothan, JUa. ^ 5! 3' Bg Êlbarton, Ga. 200 225Jackson, Miss. 4,019 5 4q* 7 fylJacksonville, Fla. 19,037 26)279 *5 520Knoxville, Tem. 7,777 g ^

:fecon’ 5a* M ^ l 6 658 R ofipMeridian, ".Use* fc>42 >>0°^

Mobile, Ala. g)q04 l l ’o57 ?’S-Montgomery, Ala, 4,235Nashville, Tenn. 15,583 13)397 J ’1^Newnan, Ga. 348 rq4 -onNew Orleans, La. 7g ,539 ?g ^ g W*

Pensacola, Fla. 1,82b 2!l03 1 973Savannah, Ga. 10,09o 13*181 o 7 4Tampa, Fla. 11,998 14 *7* p H * ?Valdosta, Ga. 1,42«> i ’ygOVicksburg, Miss. 1,452 J ’I ~ 1 ’ ° 73


PEBITS TO INPI.VirUAL ACCOUNT’S BY BAMS 1:1 REPORTING CM'I'KRS St. 520QC

[ DoO. 22, 1920 | L'oC. 30, 1925

DISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO

Adrian, Mich.Aurora, 111.Bay City, Mich. Bloomington, 111.Cedar Rapids, Iowa Champaign-Urbana, 111. Chicaro, 111.Danville, 111; Davenport, Iowa Decatur, 111.Dss Moines, Iowa Detroit, Mich.Dubuque, Iowa Flint, Mich*Fort Wayne, Ind.Gary, Ind.Grand Rapids, Mich. Green Bay, Wis.Harnrnond, Ind. Indianapolis, Ind. Jackson, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. Lansing, Mich.Mason, City, Iowa Milwaukae, Wi s.Moline, III.Muscatine, Iowa Oshkosh, ’,:is.Peoria, 111.Rockford, 111.Saginaw, Mich.Sheboygan, Wis.Sioux City, Iowa South Bend, Ind. Springfield, III.Terre Haute, Ind. Waterloo, Iowa

DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS

East St. Louis and Nat11 Stock Yards, 111.

Eldorado, Ark.Evansv i1le, Ind.Fort Smith, Ark. Greenville, Miss.Helena, Ark.Little Rock, Ark. Louisville, Ky.Memphis, Tenn.Owensboro, Ky.Pine Bluff, Ark.Quincy, III.St. Louis, Mo.

(In thousands of dollars)

C.

Sedalia, Mo. Springfield, Mo.

3,064 2,88 2 2,^79 9,075

■ 2,42 a

7*9,129 2 ,C'S70,4^3

3,05*219,^33

1 oo,90l 3,032 o,p47

9,3255,9is

1 7 , cabc., j21.4,109

j>b,13t>

3,S83 5,063 5,50° 2,300

53,4201,6961,1962,7003,630

7,9574,9093,687

14,96711,3357,7576,7873,535

8 ,080 1,817 9,17b 2,b55

600 83S

16, 502 3o,573 27,073 1,212 2,271 2,422

155,100 l ,06l 3,122

1,1773S 824 4,181 3,046 9,6443,054

94c ,076 *,9Sl 8,202 4,818

20,897 228,333

4,012 9.042

12,53*+ 5,448

21,189 3,1195,440

44; zS4

5,866 5,952 7,400 2,800

73;259 2,815 1,223 2,900

11,090 7,322 6,752 3 ,ool

17,253 14,117

8 , 521 4,5544 , 76b

11,4192,438

10,327 3 ,1^6 1,1051,042

19>764 51,33-0 38,409

1,399 2,536 3,095

188 400

1,337 3,667

738

2; 729 2,951 ^,459 7,112

732,3232,5054,1703,620

14,585172,058

2,9965,123

12,3015,240

16,1392,3074,130

34.9294,4384,2016,8002,300

53,7783,443

9922,7008,2585,2445,0323,387

16,1529,4797,582

5,7193,170

8,0372,1138,0962,858

975927

17,49136,69233,921

1,0772,7972.217

151,000989

3,022


DEBITS TO IiTlVirUAL ACCOUNTS BY BAATCS IN REPOKTING- CENTERS st. 5203d

n d i n or

29, l-*2b 22t iS^b Doc. 30,. l^c5

(In tiii.us mds of doll urs)

DISTRICT NO. 9 - .MINNEAPOLIS

iibjrdc^n, S. D. 1,199 l,b49 1 079Billinas, lent. 1,235 1)&0o 1 ,3^7Dickinson, N. D. 317 337 ^fel+

Duluth, Minn. 12,335 17,991 16,268I e-.r,vO,^N. D. 3 ,2-0 j>,H4o 2, 032Grand .torks, N. D. 1,5^6 1,^5o 1 954Bel ana, Mont. 1 ,7 1 3 a,i33 1^48Jamestown, N. B. 44s 3^7 5S2T n n r • J 1 £

La Cross®, Wis. 2,534 2,595 2 H *...innoapolis, Minn. 89,013 107,409 9b’l74înct, N. D. 1,447 1*172ned mg, Minn. 545 613 ^90St. Paul, Minn. 37,000 46, 729 4l 045Sioux Palls, S. D. 4,324 4,357 3*650South St. Paul, Minn. S,9o2 10,042 b*5^2Superior, Wis. 1,683 1,921 1*385’’ inona, Minn. 925 1>24l

DISTRICT NO. 10 - KA’SAS CITY

Albuquerque, F. M. • 2,2b4 2,035 1 o qAtchison, Kans. 1 ,13s l,fc02 1*20?Bartlesville, Okla. 6,363 5,343 3,’s42Casper, *yo. l,g93 ,, 552 | x 4Cheyenne, *yc. 1 ^ l qa ^ f

Colorado Springs, Colo. 3 144 3,402 VlOl

« S M " 3f : i 1 : 1 8 f e 5Fremont, Nab. 6S2 85O 5^Grand Junction, Colo, qqqfcUurl., OUj. SHutchinson, K-ms. 3,058 4,035 t 287Independence, Kans. 2 ,382 2,603 2 ’mJoplin, Mo. 3,26b 4,31S 3 ’p.Q4Kansas City, Kans. 4,707 5,273 4^bbKansas City, Mo. 78,244 94,771 79058Lawrence, Kans. i)0 5 0 1 , 5C4 'i ^ 0 0Lincoln, Neb. a 4;;p 7 77s* uVv'JMcAlester, Okla. ’ 976 lloiS l ’lc2iJuskoêe, Okla. 2,625 3,165 ? 759Oklahoma City, Okla. IQ.159 23 430 i<Ti osOtaisee, Okla. £ 3$

2"?ha- 3sJ- 37,992 43,950 UM517Parsons, Kims. 608 906 503

fena- 1,625 1,795 1 M iPueblo, Colo. 5,7bl 10,666 5_e!j5St. Joseph, Mo. 12,b59 14,3991’*u* I2,b59 14,399 13,604

3,456 4,731 4,2070kLa- 35,243 30,202 32,745

ichita, Kans. 10,084 13,001 8,520


PFEITS TO IF P m m L A'COU'vrrS BY BANKS IN REPORTING CENTERS St. 5209,3

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(In thcusxnds cf dollars)

DISTRICT 1JO. 11 - DALLAS

Austin, Tax.3-.i :.;xnt, Tex. Corsicana, Tax. Pill.'.s, Tex.El Paso, T_;x.Ft. Worth, Tax. Galveston, Tox. Houston, TdX,Port Arthur, Tex. Roswell, N. !,'i,San Antonio, Tex. Shreveport, La. Texarkana, Tex.Tuc sc n, Ari z.’v .cc, Tex.îchita Falls, Tex.

4,290 4,119 c:,417

43,84 5 o.lH 2

19,638 11,126 32,£94

2,091 720

7,484 3,246

2,3*31,9283,0006,446

DISTRICT NO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO

Bakersfield, Calif. Bellingham, Wash. Berkeley, Calif. Boise, Idaho Eugene, Ore.Everett, âsh.Fresno, Calif.Long Beach, Calif.Los Angeles, Calif.- Oakland, Calif.Ogden, Utah Pasadena, Calif. Phoenix, Ariz. Portland, Ore.Reno, Nev.Ritzville, Wash. Sacramento, Calif.Salt Lake City, Utah San Bernardino, Calif, San Diego, Calif.San Francisco, Calif. San Jose, Calif.Santa Barbara, Califs Seattle, Wash.Spokane, Fash. Stockton, Calif. Tacoma, Wash.Yakima, Wash.

2,951 1 ,8o4 3,305 3,4711.4942.495 5.927 6,740

173,899 4b,yl5 4,736 7,356 4,9S5

35,107 1,526

136 7, £92

17,465 1,913

12,847224,359

4,371 2,4b2

39,6lS10,594

6,1358,0622,612

5 , ^060,312 1,437

53,55b 8,281

21,781 12,437 4-2,124 2,242

688 10,081 10,050 2,049 2,367 4, 315 7,611

3,1672,5274,9s63,4422,042

2,93811,43612,040

226,03247,640

6,3^39,3287 , 0S0

40,8192,489

1827,407

16,9502,379

15,370246,807

o,080 3,321

49,037 13,835 6, 588

H,7S9 2,730

3,0023,^40

1;95947,6917,480

18,0707,992

31,6431,823

8227,^687,8761,9501,9283,7166, os 6

2,6831,5942,8703,0861,462

2,7799,151

10,213168,47225,9326,3776,154

5,75931,1671, b40

. 253 b,347

23,042 1,548

13,371 192,222

4,b57 2,532

36,185 10,307 5,107

8,033 2,553

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J inu.uy j s 1927.

Bwl'i DEBITS

Debits to individual afccsunts, as reported to the Federal Reserve Board by banks in leading cities for the week ending December 29, 1926, aggregated $1 1 ,709,000,000 or 16.9 per cellt below the total cf $l4,l60,300,000 reported for the preceding week. The Current week included Vut five business days on account of the holiday on December 25.

Total debits for the week under review are $958,000,000 or 9 r>er centaoove those for the week ending December 30, 1925, which also included^but fivebusiness days. Hew York reported an increase cf $637,000,000, Philadelphia$73,000,0^.0, Chicago $57,000,000, Boston $4l,000,000, San Francisco $3 2 ,000,000 ana Cleveland $25,000,000. -

Aggregate debits for l4l centers for which figures have been published weekly since January 1919 amounted to $11, 1C>1,600,000 compare! with$13,334;544,&00 for the preceding week and $10 ,181,126,000 for the week ending December 3 0 , 1925.

sTATE:,LENT FOR THE PriESSReleased fcr public .vtioi-j Tuesday m-'rning, Jxn. 4;

not earlier.

Federal Reserve

District

DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BANKS IN RFPOTm ::. CENTERSk

’tfo. 1 - Boston2 - New York3 ~ Piiil adelphia4 - Clevel and5 ~ Richmond b - Atlanta7 ~ Chicago8 -St. Louis9 - Minneapolis

10 - Kansas City11 - Dali as12 - San Francisco

: Ivumoer cf centers

included

1614 18 22 23 2k 3615 17 3016 28

DoC. 29, 1926

n cl

Dec. 22,]92b Doc. 3O, 1925

TOTAL

574,5486,640,171

588,167659,344283,603 255,756

1., 21+1,301268,702168,669284,695156,769

— 64.1,039-

(in tnousj.r»ds of dollars)

259

Ilk Zf,8

S,0 33>863 64a,703 75'i.SSl 35b,4?2 305/099

1 ,515,080

339.45U 205 827 346,733 190,337764,847

11,768,764 l4.i6o.2i4

DISTRICT NO. 1Bangor, Me.Boston, Mass. Brockton, Mass. Fall River, Mass. Hartford, Conn. Holyoke, Mass. Lowell, Mass.Lynn, Mass. Manchester, N. H. New Bedford, Mass. Now Haven, Co;m. Portland, Me. Providence, R. I. Springfield, Mass. Waterbury, Conn. Worcester, Mass.

REPORTING CENTERS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS

(In thousands of dollars)- BOSTON

COCMC[)

CNjaca,

3,180 3,L’84408,778 506.828

3,841 5.5666,175 6//95

29,124 31,9484,191 4,4405*138 5 '] 46b.095 8,0643,904 4 ,3665,170 6,740

19,260 26,4548,717 12,157

30,735 42,87816,642 20,137

£,223 9,71415,375 19,651

5!40,4445,979,812

^95.756 / '619,308

253,256262,392

1 ,171,090272,212179 ,825 285,318 152,746 58S,4q6

10,800,655

.2 , 73s367,546

3,870

7,31132,4113.5264,1464,9653,916 6,161

18 ,70.6 7,693

33,40215,5348,549

19,670


DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUOTS BY BA.IKS IN REPORTING CE55MS st. 5209*

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DISTRICT NO. 2 - NEW YORK

Albany, N. Y.Binghamton, N. Y.Buffalo, N. Y.Elmira, N. Y.Jonestown, N. Y.Montclair, N. J.Newark, N. J.New York, H. Y.Northern New Jersey Cl jar i

House Association Passaic, y. J. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y.Stamford, Conn.Syracuse, N. Y.

DISTRICT NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA

Allentown, Pa.Altoona, Pa.Camden, N. J.Chester, Pa.Harrisburg, Pa.Hazleton, Pa.Johnst own, Pa.Lancaster, Pa.Lebanon, Pa.Norristown, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa.Reading, Pa,Scranton, Pa.Trenton, N. J. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Wilmington, Eel.

York, Pa.

DISTRICT NO. 4 - CLEVELAND

Akron, Ohio Butler, Pa.Canton, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Connellsville, Pa.Dayton, Ohio Erie, Pa.Greensburg, Pa.Homestead, Pa.Lexington, Ky.Lima, Ohio Lorain, OhioOil City, Pa.Pittsburgh, Pa. Springfield, Ohio Toledo, Ohio Far ran, Ohio Wheeling. W. Va. Youngstown, Ohio Zane s vil1e, Onio

C.

2S, 1^26 | Dec. cLc, 19^0 ( Dec. 30, 1925

(In thousands oi dollars)

22 545 31,377 21,1434 ,210 5,112 4,504

72 13P 7&,745 71,9654 404 4,877 . 2,3063 757 5,350 3,712

3 8;0 3,962 3,752

75 573 97,894 79,722

b, 329 92* 7 , 645,303 5,693,219

5b 335 77,533 38,0096 931 11,^26 8,2062 93o 3,604 3 >525

35 337 44,462 32,7692 84 b 4,102 2,447

17 203 20,216 14,528

7 40.1 9,578 7,993

3 506 4,340 3,59513 420 20,03 5 12,870

5 209 5,574 5,0279 130 13,177 9,847

3 030 3,424 2,681

5 163 6,42b 5,034

5 393 6,776 5,8261 526 1,917 1,416

774 9?5 625450 252 477,3.58 377,439

10 359 11,085 ■9,59116 300 19,700 1 1 ,9-018 8O7 d-l, 504 15,740

12 bOO 12 , pOG 9,526

4 J04 4, SOS 3,036

11 320 1 3 ,o8S 9,0634 867 5 ,96s 4,492

19 497 21,577 '21,4472 853 2,986 1,958

10 383 12,403 11,05382 715 90,77s 81,022

179 324 180,889 154,76832 990 40,263 34,179

1 407 1,489 1,094

17 499 21,717 15,9797 492 9,994 5,9075 193 5,830 5,580

920 . 1,300 3706 308 7 , 2b8 4,6612 809 3,901 2,5521 275 1 ,561 1,0402 924 4,199 2,347

20 b 754 247,412 197,5004 506 5,092 3,087

42 297 55,b03 44,2522 897 2,812 2,796

11 229 12,626 10,284

14 ao 18,912 13,268

2 962 3,369 3,064


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DwC. 29, IS2b j D^c. 22, 19« b J Dec. 30 , 1925

(in tnou&ands oi doll u’s)

district :ro. 5 - Richmond

Asheville, N. C. Baltimore, Md. Charleston, S. C. Charleston, F. Va. Charlotte, 1ST. C. Columbia, S. C. Cumberland, Md. Danville, Va.■'urham, N. C. Gresnsbcro, N. C. Greenville, S. C.Hage rstown, Md. Huntington, F. 7a. Lynchburg, Va.Newport News, Va. Norfolk, Va.Raleigh, N. C. Richmond, Va.Roanoke, Va. Spartanburg, S. C. Washington, D. C. Wilmington, N. C. Finston-Salem, N. C.

DISTRICT NO. 6 - ATLANTA

6,76992,9^1+ 5,Ol6 9,504 9,361 3, £40

1,557 2,16° 5, Si 6 5,281

3,121 2,21b ,8ol ,040 ,304

17,35£ 7,559

29, 2c o 5,344

48,991

4,152b, J&S

?»■5,d.

9,973111,425

3,31b10,24312,9804,5252,3294,422£,3706,46s4,2962,482 7,648 5,554 3,177

19,953 10,443 39,010

7,9^9 3, 00 5

59,957 4 ,59b

10,785

5,520&0 ,S2b5,131

9,27710,1513,7441,5861,454

5,7794,9634,9761,7025,822

3,7311,756

13,6267,712

23,9364,6332 ,bbl

43,8114,444

5,835

Albany, Ga. 1,237Atlanta, Ga. 34,944Augusta, Ga. 5,202B i rrn i ngham, A1 a. 27,300Brunswick, Ga. 924Chattanooga, Tenn. S,bS5Columbus, Ga. 2,789Dothan, Ala. 756Elberton, Ga. 200Jackson, Miss. 4,019Jacksonville, Fla. 19,037Knoxville, Tam. 7,777Macon, Ga. 4,841Meridian, Miss. 3 , 42Mobile, Ala. 8,904Montgomery, Ala. 4,235Nashville, Tenn. 15,583Newnan, Ga. 345New Orleans, La. 78,539Pensacola, Fla. i ,82bSavannah, Ga. 10 ,09oTampa, Fla. 11,998Valdosta, Ga. 1,422Vicksburg, Miss. 1,452

1,3454b,lo4

6.72035,010

994 12,410 3, bb3

776 225

5,493

26,2798,159 6,653 3,873

11,057 5,252

18,397504

78,4192;103

13,18114,8751,780

1,757

80032,316b,330

24,55050b

7,3861,964

833231

3,61525,520

6,6325,0622,8157,5555,195

15,813594

76,8741,9789,722

22,9851,0731,543


PEBI'T’S TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BANK'S 1:1 REPORTING CM^RS St. 5209c

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| D-c. 29 s 1/ao j Due. 22, 192o | I'&c. 30, 1925

(in thousands of dollars)

TISTRICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO

Adrian, Mich. 3?0 1 ,177 733Aurora, 111. 3.064 3,824 <2*729Bay City, Mich. 2,882 4,181 2,951Bloomington, 111. 2,479 3,043 2,459Cedar Rapids, Iowa 9,075 9,644 7,112Champaign-Urbana, 111. 2,425 3,054Chicago, 111. 729,129 94^,076 732,323Danville, 111. 2,587 2,981 2,505Davenport, Iowa 0,4^3 8,202 4,170Decatur, 111. 3 ,^ 2 4,818 3,620Des Moines, Iowa 19,<33 20,897 14,585Detroit, Mich. loo,9Gl 228,333 172,058Dubuque, Iowa 3,032 4,012 2,996Flint, Mich. D,^ 7 9,042 5^123Fort Wayne, Ind. 9,325 12,534 12,301Gary, Ind. 5,913 5.448 5,240Grand Rapids, Mich. 17, 1 o 21,189 16,139Green Bay , Wis. 3>H9 2 ,3O7Hammond, Ind. 4, IO9 ^ 4 ,1 3OIndianapolis, Ind. .>6,130 44^7.64 34,929Jackson, Mich. 3,8*3 5,8b6 4,438Kalamazoo, Mich. 5,063 5,952 4,201Lansing, Mich. 5,500 7,400 6,800Mason, City, Iowa 2,800 2,300Milwaukee, Wis. 58,420 73;259 53,778Moline, 111. 1,696 2^815 3,443Muscatine, Iowa 1,196 1,223 992Oshkosh, Wis. 2,700 2,900 2,700Peoria, 111. 8,630 11,090 8,258Rockford, 111. 7,957 7,322 5,244Saginaw, Mich. 4,909 6,752 5,032Sheboygan, Wis. 3,687 3,001 3,387Sioux City, Iowa 14,967 1 7,8 53 1 6,152South Bend, Ind. H>335 14,117 9>^79Springfield, 111. 7,757 8,521 7^582Terre Haute, Ind. 6,787 4,554 5,719Waterloo, Iowa 3,535 4,76b 3,170

DISTRICT NO. 8 - ST. LOUIS

East St. Louis and Nat'l.Stock Y.irds, 111. 8,080 11,419 8,037

Eldorado, Ark. 1,817 2,438 2,113Evansville, Ind. 9,1.70 10,387 8,096Fort Smith, Ark. ^ 5 5 3,146 2,858Greenville, Miss. 300 1,105 975Helena, Ark. 33o 1,042 927Little Rock, Ark. 16,502 19,764 17,491Louisville, Xy. 3o,573 51 > 310 36*692Memphis, Tenn. 27,073 38^409 33,921Owensboro, Ky. 1,212 1,399 1,077Pine Bluff, Ark. 2,271 2,536 2>797Quincy, III. 3,^95 2*217St. Louis, Mo. 135,100 188.400 15ljC00Sedalia, Mo. l,06l 1^337 989Springfield, Mo. 3,122 3,667 3,022

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! Fjc- £2, 152b j D^c. 30 , 19* 5 -I r^C. 29; 1

?ISTRICT NO. 9 - MINNEAPOLIS

(In thtus.-inds of doll urs)

Aberdeen, S. D. 1,199 l,b49 1,079Billinas, .ont. 1,835 l,60o • 1,3*7Dickinson, N. D. 317 357 3b4Duluth, Minn. 12,335 17,991 16,268larô, N. D. 3 ,2^0 3 ,44b 2, b}2Grand Forks, N. D. 1,546 1,953 1,954Helena, Mont. l , 715 2,139 1,948Junestown, N. D. 443 527 582La Crosse, Wis. 2,534 2,595 2,136

inn«sapo 1 i s, !.linn. 89,013 107,409 96,174Minet, N. D. 995 1,447 1,172Red Ting, Minn. 543 613 590St. Paul, Minn. 37,000 46,329 41.045Sioux Falls, S. D. 4,324 4,357 3,650South St. Paul, Minn. 8,962 10,042 6,582Superior, M s. 1,633 1 ,9 ^ 1,3851?'incna, Minn. 925 1,241 935

DISTRICT NO. 10 - KANSAS CITY

Albuquerque, N. M. 2,2b4Atchison, Kans. 1,138Bartlesville, Okla. 6,363Casper, Wyo. 1,893Cheyenne, ?.yo. 1,219 Colorado Springs, Colo. 3,144Denver, Colo. 32*399Enid, Okla. 3,'278

. Fremont, Neb. gg2Grand Junction, Colo. 995Guthrie, Okla. d05Hutchinson, Kans. 3,058Indepandenca, Kans. 2,382Joplin, Mo. 31-266Kansas City, Kans. 4,707Kansas City, Mo. 73i244Lawrence, Kans. 1,050Lincoln, Neb. 5^452McAlester, Okla. 976Musko.jee, Okla. 2,625Oklahoma City, Okla. 19,159Okmulgee, Okla. 2,304Omaha, Neb. 37,992Parsons, Kims. 50gPittsburg, Kans. I,b25Pueblo, Colo. 5,761St. Joseph, Mo. 12,659Topeka, Kans. 3*456Tulsa, Okla. 35^243Fichita, Kans. 10,034

2,P3b 1,602 5,341 2,552 1 .Q2J. 3,402

46,793 3,405

350 783 839

4,035 2, 603 4 ,31s5,273

94,7711,5047„7?a1,015

3,16523,4302,723

43,950 906

1,795 10,666 14,399 4,731

30,202 13,001

1,9591,2023,8422,1741,2453,101

33,401

3,155

bo9 300

^,287 2,171 3,504 4 ,566

79,988 1, .00 b,196 1,162 2, 759

13,1232,809

41,517

5931,5385,845

13,6044,207

32,7453,520

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DISTRICT NO. 11 - DALLAS

(In thcus tnds of dollars)

Austin, Tex. 4,290 5 , 00bBeaumont, Tex. 4,119 b,3l 2Corsicana, Tex. *,417 1,-437Dallas, Tex, 43,845 53,55bEl Paso, Tex. 6,142 8,281Ft. Forth, Tex, 19,638 21,781Galveston, T~x. 11,126 12,437Houston, Tex. 32,894 42,124Port Arthur, Tex. 2,091 2,242Roswell, N. !,i. 720 bS8San Antonio, Tex. 7,4s4 10,081Shreveport, La. 8,246 10,050Texarkana, Tex. 2,383 2,049Tucson, Ariz. 1,928 2,367J’acc, Tex. 3,000 4,315î chita Falls, Tex. 6,446 7,611

DISTRICT CTO. 12 - SAN FRANCISCO

Bakersfield, Calif. Bellingham, Wash. Berkeley, Calif. Boise, Idaho Euge ne, Ore.Evsrett, "''ash.Fresno, Calif,Long Beach, Calif,Los Angeles, Calif. Oakland, Calif.Ogden, Utah Pasadena, Calif. Phoenix, Ariz. Portland, Ore.Rene, He7 .Ritzville, Wash. Sacramento, Calif. Salt Lake City, Utah San Bernardino, Calif, San Diego, Calif.San Francisco, Calif. San Jcse, Calif.Santa Barbara, Calif. Seattle, Wash.Spokane, 7;ash. Stockton, Calif. Tacoma, Wash.Yakima, 7'ash.

2,9511, & o4 3,305 3,4711,4C>4

2,4558,927£,740

173,2994b,915

4,73S7,3564,955

35,107 1 ,82b

136 7,892

17,465 1,913

12,847224,359

't’H 1£, 4 o2

39,olt 10,594

M 3 58,Gb22,612

3,1672,5274,9s63,4422,0422 ,93s

11,43612,040

226,03247,640

6,3439,3887,050

40,8192,489

1827,407

16,9502,379

15,370246,807

o,0803,321

49,03713,838

6,58811,7892,730

3,0023,^40

1,95947,6917,480

18,0707,992

31,6431,823

8227,4687,8761,9501 > 928 3,716 6, Os 6

2,6831,5942,8703,0861,462

2,7799,151

10,21316S,472

28,9326,3776,1545,759

31,1671, b40

253 0,347

23,042 1,548

13,371 192,222

4,b57 2,532

36,185 10,307

5,107 8,0332,553


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