Full text of Federal Reserve Bank of New York Circulars : 99. Signature Cards for Government Deposit Department

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CIRCULAR NO. 99.

( Cite.:

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
OF N E W YORK

April 4, 1918.

To

THE CASHIER,

SIR:

In order to expedite the movement of securities and to facilitate the work of the
Government Deposit Department and Bond Issue Division, we would thank you to execute
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the enclosed signature cards; also have spaces filled in on the back thereof and return them to
us at your earliest convenience.
While the Federal Reserve Bank of New York may possibly have on file cards bearing specimen signatures of your officers, we feel it is essential that these departments should
have a separate file for specimen signatures of all institutions in this district inasmuch as it is
acting as fiscal agent of the Government. When any change occurs in the official staff of your
institution, will you kindly advise us of such change?
Thanking you for your courtesy in this connection, we remain,




Very truly yours,
L.

F . SAILER,

Cashier.