DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BANKS IN REPORTING CENTERS Week ending centers S e p t. Sept. 16,1925 Sept. 24, 1924 included 23,1925

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1 STATEMENT JKJR THE PRESS Released'for publication 4666 Sunday morning, Sept. 27; Federal Reserve-Board, not earlier. September 26, 1925* BAST? DEBITS Debits to individual accoxmts, as reported to the Federal Be serve Board by banks in leading cities for the week ending September 23, aggregated $11,678,000,000 or 4 per cent below the total of $12, 152,000,000 reported for the preceding week. New York City reported a reduction of $194,000,000, Cleveland of $37,000,000, Los.Angeles of $29,000,000, San Francisco of $28,000,000 and Philadelphia of $19,000,000, while Detroit reported an increase of $32,000,000. As compared with the week ending September 24, 1924, debits for the week under review are larger by $2,008,000,000 or 21 per cent. The principal increases reported we ret New York City $1,194,000,000, Chicago $110,000,000, Detroit $59,000,000, Philadelphia $50,000,000, San Francisco $39)000,000, Boston $38,000,000, St. Louis $37,000,000, and Los Angeles $36,000,000. Aggregate debits for l4l. centers for which figures have been published weekly since January, 1919> amounted to $10,998,4-73,000, as compared with $11,430,014,000 for the preceding week and $9,090,215,000 for the week ending September 24, ' Debits to individual accounts were reported to the Federal Beserve Board for banks in 255 centers, of which 254 are included in the summary by Federal reserve districts. Federal Beserve District DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BANKS IN REPORTING CENTERS Number of Week ending centers S e p t. Sept. 16,1925 Sept. 24, 1924 included 23,1925 (in thousands of dollars) No. 1 - Boston ,776 ^89, , New Yorir lu 6,312,4806,530,964 ' 5,078, Philadelphia lg 510,718 3U , Cleveland , , , Bicbmond 2^ 300, , , Atlanta , , , Chicago 36 1,314,352 1,301,704 1,105,180 S - St. Louis 330, , , Minneapolis yj 221, , , Kansas City , S8 275, Dallas , , , San Francisco DISTPICT NO. 1- BOSTON 'TOTAL ,678,041 12,151,648 9,670,277 REPOBTING CENTERS BY FEDERAL BESERVE DISTRICTS (In thousands of dollars) Bangor, M3. 2,836 4,353 3,376 Boston, Mass. 390, , ,630 Brockton, Mass. 5,428 5,800 4,313 Fal1 B iv er, Mas 8. 7,448 7,23S 5,563 Hartford, Conn. 28,470 28,913 26,244 Holyoke, Mass. 3,728 ' 3, S61 2,995 Lowell, Mass. 4, ,032 3,323 Lynn, Mass. 7,242. 7,965 5,652 Manchester, N. H. 3,814 4,185 3,407 New Bedford, Mass. 6,911 8,048 6,544 New Haven, Conn. '22,302 23,877 19,985 Portland, Me. 9,449 11,339 8,975 Providence, B. I. 36,724 35,344 32,92b Springfield, Mass. 19,010 16,222 15,808 Waterbury, Conra. 5,200. 8,242 7,163 Worcester, Mass. 16,933 18,957 15,950

2 DEBIT'S TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS Bv BASKS IN E5POBTING C M T E B S D IS T R IC T NO. 2 - NE?r YORK A lb a n y, N. Y. Mngbarnt otij N. Y. B u f f a l o, N. Y. E lm ir a, N. Y. Jam estown; N. Y. M o n t c la ir, N. J. N ew ark, N. j. New York* N. Yi N o rth e rn New J e r s e y C l e a r in g Hoii.se A s s o c ia t i o n P a s s a i c, N» J. Poughk 3eps i e, N. Y» Rochas t ^ r, N, Y. Stam ford, Conn. Sy ra c u se, 11. Y. St.,'4666a W e 3 k e 11 t! 1 n jtj,! Sept. 23, 1925 jser>t. lo. 19 Sept. 24,.1924 I _ t i 19,431 4,744 80,289 4,104 4,705 4, , ,001,422 46,621 9,795 3,502 36,080 4, ,9 2 5 ( i n thousands of d o l l a r s ) 28,650 5, ,601 4,841 5,S37 4,169 77,862 6,195,788 53,727 10,511 4,092 39,388 3, 39 15,986 25,980 4,335 63,250 '3,817 4,045 3,533 63,769 4,807,922 41,579. 7,'S3l 2,945 31,575 2,915 14,607 DISTB1ST NO. 3 - PHILADELPHIA A lle n to w n, P a. A lto o n a, P a. C fsnd e n, N.J. C h e ster, P a. H a r r is burn:, P <*> H a z le t o n, P a. Johnstow n, P a. L a n c a s t e r, P a. L e b anon, P a. N o r r is t o w n, P a. P h i l a d e l p h i a, P a ; "Reading, P a. S c ranto n, P a. T rento n, N. J. W ilk es- B arre, p a. W illia m s p o r t, P a. W ilm in g to n, D e l. Y o rk, P a. 8, ,83? 14,943 5,991 8,953 3, 4i6 5,405 6,514 1,70 5 1, ,147 10,035 15,500 15,380 10,494. 4,491 9,256 4,817 8,591 4,029 15,956 5,953 9,512 3,234 5,929 7,184 1,908 93*+ 399,369 11,803 18,700 i.s,0s7 1 1, ,433 10,474 5,436 6,936 3,245 11,868 5,980 9,606 3,342 5,387 6,030 1, ,513 8,695 17,90P 17,316 9,874 4,175 7,723 4,o45 D IS T R IC T NO. Akron, O hio But l o r, P a. Canton, 4 - CLEVELAND C inc innat i, Oh i o C1 ev el and, Ohi o Columbus, C c n n e l l s v i l l e, P a. D ayto n, E r i e, P a. G reensb u rg, P a. Hom estead, P a. L e x in g t o n, K y. Lim a, L o r a in, O il C it y, P a. P it t s b u r g h, P a. S p r i n g f i c l d, T o le d o, W arren, W h e e lin g, V a. Youngstow n, Z a n e s v i l l e, C h ic 26,153 2,376 10,117 84, ,055 41,739 1,024 16,900 8,946 4,577 l,lcl 4,059 3,968 1,703-3, ,6 3 5, ,446 2,956 9,780 15,917 3,11s 32,343 2,623 12,577 86, ,572 41,300 1,095 20,907 9,406 5, , ,179 4,129 19S, 566 5,763 50, ,162 18,459 2,956 17,326 2,500 9,607 65, ,444 28, ,277 7,460 5, ,6o2 4,122 i,6si 3, ,761 4,196 41,475 2,429 10,376 14,462 3,263

3 l_jj±'g.i-ts TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS BY BANES IN BIPCBTIN3 CEETUvS St. kssi I '. J L J. 6 Jlil J: - Sept j S e p t. lofls- j Sept D IS T R IC T N O. 5 - RICHMOND ( I n thousands o f d o l l a r s ) A s h e v i l l e, N. C. B altim o re, Md. C h a r le s to n, S. C. Cl-ariestcn, W. Va. C h a r lo t t e, N. C. Colum bia, S. C. Cum berland, M d. D a n v i l l e, V a. Durham, N. C. G reensboro, N. C. G r e e n v i l l e, S. C. H agerstow n, M d. H u n tin g to n, W. V a. L y nch burg, V a. Newport New s, V a. N o r f o l k, Va. R a l e ig h, N, C. Richm ond, Va. Roanoke, V a. S p a r t a n b u r g, S. C. W a sh in g to n, D. C. W ilm in g to n, N. C. W inston- Salem, N. C. 7,724 5,377 5,-75S 92, b67 99,56s SO,200 6,211 4,fc'6l ,333 8,^34 7; ,335 11,218 10,113 4,620 5,337 3,653 2, ,937 1,733 1>S^7 2,131 6-Ll2?. 6,079 4,493 4,?56 5,344 4,343 4, 51 4,933 4,942 2,575 2,610 2,295 6,133 6,758 5,629 4, 691 4,357 3,701 2,032 2,4? ,227 15,210 12, 898 7,210 7,131 4,033-37,654 37,727 28,752 5, ,143 4,64s 3', 593 2,917 ^ ,002 41,531 4,t4b 5,281 3,715 9,592 8,031 7,597 ISTRICT NC. 6 - ATLANTA A1bany, Ga. 1,690 Atlanta, Ga. 41,925 Augus ta, Ga. 8,251 Birmingham, Ala. 34,140 Brunswick, Ga. 663 Chattanooga, Tenn. 9,939 Columbus, Ga. 3,739 Dothan, Ala. 1,436 Elbert on, Ga. Jackson, Miss Jacksonville, Fla. 27,441 Knoxville, Tsnn. 7,971 Macon, Ga. 6,229 Meridian, Miss. 3,910 Mobile, Ala. 10,922 Montgomery, Ala. 6,554 Nashville, Tenn. 19,196 Newnsn, Ga. 576 New Orleans, La. 37,417 Pensacola, Fla. 2,454 Savannah, Ga, i4,si6 Tarrpa, Fla. 19,973 Valdosta, Ga. 1,733 Vicksburg, Miss. 2,725 I, g 4 l 4-1,980 8, , ,111 4, , , ,793 7, 9 7S 6, ,260 9,^63 7, , os , , , , , 39 2,696 1, ,S l 4 6,556 22, ,960 2,395 l, ,500 13,323 7,126 5,583 3,619 7,33S 5,393 15, ,107 1,429 9,443 7,232 1,177 2,255

4 DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS 3Y BAK73 IN lowptihj CENTERS Bt.'4666c F e e Ir e n S ing. Sgpt. 2}, 1023 Sept.16, 1925 Sept. 24, 1924 (In thousands of dollars) DISTBICT NO. 7 - CHICAGO Adrian, Mich* Aurora, 111. Bay City, Mich. B1 ormirsgtcn, 111. C ed e v P a.p ids, I owa Chairpalgn, 111. Chicago, 111. Danville, 111. Daverrao rt, Iowa Decatur, 111. Des Moines, Iowa Detroit, Mich. Dubuque, Iowa JTlint, Mich. Eort Wayne, Ind. Gary, Ind. Grand Rapids, Mich. Green B a y, Wis. Harmrond, I nd. Ind ian p ol is,. Ir.d. Jackson, Mich. Kalamaz o c, Mich. Lansing, Mich. Mason City, Iowa Milwaukee, Wis. Moline, 111. Muscatine, Iowa Oshkosh, Wis. Peoria, 111. Rockford, 111. Saginaw, Mich. Sheboygan, Wis. Sioux City, Iowa South Bend, Ind. Springfield, 111. T e a Barit e, Ind.,Waterlc o, Iowa 1,061 1, , 63 4,061 3,590 3,257 2,812 2,73^ 2,7 3 3,457 2,635,512 9,592,564 2,256 2,845. 1, , , ,4o6 2, 64 3,321 3,250 6,629 7,549 6,055 4,393 4,445 3,697 16,653 16,706 19, , , ,075 3,619 3,704 3,218 S,6l4 3,636 6,592 9,069 10,536.8,540 4,584 6,32b 3,738 22,205 20,997 14,827 i >273 3, 228 2,759 4,360 4, 540 3,840 35,436 36,810 33,230 5,324 5,005 4,051 5,912 5,658 9, ,635 6,700 2,361 2,436 2,280 69,122 73,352 56,957 2,1S4 2, 343 1,904 1,504 1,345 1,170 3,000 2, ,200 10,390 10,614 8,997 6,069 7,009 5,0 0? 6,282 5,937 5, 0 6 i 3,70s 4,917-16,663 19,491 17,578 11, , ,403 7,935 9,137 6,792 5,196 5,633 4,690 4,452 4,695 3,809 DISTRICT NO. S - ST. LOUIS East St. Louis end Nat'l. Stock Yards, 111. Eldorado, Ark. Evansville, Ird. Fort omi th, Ark. Greenville, Miss. Helena, Ark. Little Rock, Ark. Louisville, Ky. Memphis, Tenn. Owensboro, Ky. Quincy, 111. St. Louis, Mo. Gedalia, Mo. Spring! ield, Mo. 11,642 11,345 9,612 2,6 00 2,734 1,572 9,502 9,550 6,774 3,930 4, ,909 1,735 1, ,818 2, , >9 6 21,221 16, ,7 2 1 ' 42,079 38,710 43, ,907 25,093 1,600 1, ,771 3, , , , ,456 1,024 l,l6l 918 3,611 3,646 3,047

5 fefc: DEBJJS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCQUTTT5 3? BANKS ITT R^OPTRJG; GM^.RS. ;J'r,iiV I * ~ ~ W_e. * e n h ^..> rt f DISTRICT NO. 9 - MIN'TEAPOLIS Sept. 23, 1925 Sept. 16,1925) Sept. 24, 1 9 # (in thousands of dollars) Aberdeen, S. D. Billings, Mont. Dickinson,!J. D. Duluth, Mina. Fargo, N. D., GrantS Forks, N. D. Hslena, Mont. Jam38town, N. D. La Crosss, Wis. Minneapolis, Minn. Minot, N. D. Bed Wing, Minn. St. Paul, Minn. Sioux Falls, S. D. South St. Paul, Minn. Superior, Wis., Winona, Minn. 1*7850 ' 1, ,273 3,758 3,355 3, ,5^5 113,453 1, ,043 4,505 6,962 1,712 I,0S8 2,008 1, ,920 4,0 56 2,303 2, , ,194 1, ,606 4, 754 6,371 1^344 1,633 ' 1, ,826 2,619 l,fs 0 2, , ,287 3,036 5, ,896 1,042 DISTRICT NC KANSAS CITY A t c h is o n, K a n s. B a r t 1 esv i l 1 e, Gkl a* G asp er, % e. Cheyenne, Wyo* C d o r a d o S p r in g s, D en v e r, Colo. E n id, O k la. Frem ont, N e b. Grand J u n c t io n, G u t h r ie, Okla* C olo. Colo* Hut c h in s o n, K a n s. In d ep and enc e, Kan 3. J o p l i n, Mo. K a n s a s C it y, K a n s. K an sas C it y, Mo. L awr enc e, F a n s. L i n c o l n, N e b. MeA1 e s t e r, O k la. M uskogee, O k la. Oklahom a C it y, O k l a. Okrnalgee, O k la. Omaha, Neb. P a r s o n s, K a n s. P i t t s b u r g, K a n s. Pueblo, C o lo. S t. Jo s e p h, Mo# Topek a, K a n s. T u is a, O k la. W ic h i t a, K a n s. 1,243 3,472.2,613' 1,626 3,427 40,397 3,266 S ,702 2, ,366 85,878 1,163 7,587 3,338 is,7o , ,570 4, ,350 3 #18 >0,0-6 10,769 1, , , ,768 4, , , , , , , , , , , , , , Y o o 1 3, , , ,761 1, ,364 3,109. 1, , ,245 3, ,992 2,139 3,036 4,143 s6, ,654 2, S 1,326 46, ,236 3, , ,435 I 5, l b 7 9,510

6 BY. BAMS IN RFPOT?TpTft CENTERS St. 4666e W e e k. e n d i n a- Sept. 23, 1925 S e p t. 1 6, So p t. 2 4, ( I n thousands of d o l l a r s ) D I S T R I C T N O DALLAS A lb u q u e r q u e, N. M. Austin-, T ex. Beai-'-nont, T ex. / C o rsic a n a, T e x. D a l l a s, T ex. El F as c, T e x. * F t. F o rth, T e x. G a lv e s to n, Tex. H o u sto n, T e x. B o s w e ll, N. M. S h reveport, L a. San A n t o n io, T s x. T ex air k a n a, T e x. T u cson, A r i s. V aco, T ex. D IS T R IC T N O SAN FRANCISCO 2, ,151' 4, U se 1, ,536 6, , , ,7 ^ 5 2, 1S 6 2,050 2,202 4, 7 3 S 2,381 1,652 3,914 7,394 4,544 3,564 2, , ,6 2 0 ' 4 5,8 4 0 t, 32b 6, ,799 17,291 11, , ,9! , ,294 9,943 8,017 2,991 2,039 1,939 1, 86 4,745 6,115 B a k e r s f i e l d, C a l i f. B e llin g h a m, W ash. B e r k e le y, C a l i f. B o is e, Id aho itihg6n8t Ore. E v e r e t t, W ash. F resn o, C a l i f. Long Beach, C a l i f. Los A n g e l e s, C a l i f. O akla n d, C a l i f. Ogd a n, Utah P a s a d e n a, C a l i f. P h o e n ix, A r i z. P o r t l a n d, O re. Reno, N e v. R i t z v i l l e, W ash. Sacram ento, C a l i f. S a lt Lake C it y, Utah San B e r n a r d in o, C a l i f. San D ie g o, C a l i f. San.Francisco, C a l i f. San J o s e, C a l i f. Santa Barbara,, C a l i f. S e a t t l e, F a s h. Spokane, F a s h. Sto c kto n, C a l i f. Tacoma, F a s h. Yakim a, F agh. 2, 248 2, , 4C4 3,311 2, , , , , ,264 7, ,95S 5,25S 4 0, , , , , , ,713 6,576 3, ,346 12,650 6,430 9,960 3,375 2,927 2, 615 5,136 3,545 1,909 4, , , ,441 39,569 5,540, S66 5,435 46,329 2, ,93S 16,601 2,466 14, ,4.17 7,425 4,522 57, ,81? S, 1 "j& 12,151 3,756 1, ,052 3, , , ,636 9, , , , ,876 5, , , , , , , , , ,595, 2,522 4 i, , , , 240 2, 6 4 0