Bank loans up, deposits are down

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Outstanding loans rose again in the past quarter, while the four banks that provide information each reported another drop in deposits compared to three months ago, as well as a year ago.
Combined, the banks who made information available reported holding $322.2 million on deposit as of Sept. 30, 2016, and $159.6 million in outstanding loans.
The banks reported a combined $333.4 million in deposits at the end of June and $353.9 million on deposit in September 2015.
AimBank reported $49.9 million on deposit at the end of September compared to $48.8 million at the end of June and $47 million last September.
West Texas State Bank reported $111.6 million on deposit compared to June’s total of $116.5 million. Last September the bank reported having $124.8 million on deposit.
Community Bank of Snyder reported having $100.1 million on deposit, compared to $103.4 million on deposit in June. Last September, the bank reported having $118.3 million on deposit.
First Bank and Trust reported deposits of $60.6 million in September compared to $64.7 million in June. In September 2015, the bank reported deposits of $63.8 million.
The banks reported outstanding loans of $159.6 million at the end of September. That compares to $156.1 in outstanding loans in June and $159 million last September.
Community Bank of Snyder reported outstanding loans of $51.5 million, compared to June’s $51 million. Last September, the bank reported $61.1 million in outstanding loans.
West Texas State Bank reported $78.5 million in outstanding loans. In June, the bank reported $75.7 million in outstanding loans. Last September the bank reported $71.1 million in loans.
First Bank and Trust reported $29.6 million in outstanding loans compared to $26.8 million last September. In June, the bank reported $29.4 million in outstanding loans.
Prosperity Bank does not provide local banking center figures and AimBank does not report outstanding loans.