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At a regular meeting or tne Federal Reserve
Board held in the orrice of the Board, an Monday, May
13, 1918, at 11:30 A.

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PBESENT:
Mr. Harding, presiding,

Mr. Hamlin,

Mr. Warburg,

Mr. Willis, Secretary.

Mr. Miller,
Mhe minutes of tne meeting or tne Board
held on April lo, were read and, on motion, approved.
The minutes of tna meetins or the Gold Export
Committee held on May 11 and 13, were presented and,
on motion, approved and the action therein set forth
ratiried.
The minutes or the Capital Issues Committee
held an May 9

were presented and, on motion, approved.

letter dated May 10, rrom Federal Reserve
Agent Wills re pamphlets on trade acceptances was read
and note.
A letter dated May 9, from Federal Reserve
Agent 4i1is re legislation providing for the guaranty
or bank deposits was read, discussed, and agreed tnat
the Governor reply.
A letter from *the Federal Reserve Bank or

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Francisco, naming a rate of 4% on trade acceptances
maturing lb-90 days, and a telegram from Federal Reserve Agent Ramsay of Kansas City, Urging an increase
of rates efreczive May 20, were read and discussed.
A memorandum of Er. Warburg re reports on tne
gold noldings of member banks was read and referred to
Governor Harding for consultation with tne Comptroller
of the Currency as to trio best mottled o: getting the
desired data.
Correspondence re -um issuance of trade acceptances against garage service was read and laid on trio
table.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Crosby at
this point entered tne meeting and discussion of trio
general situation affecting remittances abroad and
otner matters ensued.
At this point Mr. Williams entered the meeting.
Reports of Committees were presented and approved as follows:
No. 1.
Dated May 11, recommending an increase in the salary
of Examiner H. E. Albert from $3,00u to
$3,300, effective May lb.
11, recommending acceptance of trio resignation of Miss Mabel Mickley (Board's Stafr),
effective June 10.

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No. 2.
Dated May 2, recommending 'a form or letter to be
sent to Federal Aeserve Agent 41ustin
regarding the status of tne Board's
present regulations on acceptances.
No. 3.
Dated May 11, recommending the approval of the application or W. D. Clark under tne
Clayton Act.
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b, recommending tnat tne application or
the First National Bank or Amherst,
Nebraska tor rid. ciary powers oe
On motion, at 1:lo P. 3.1., 'die Board adjourned.

APPROVED:

Secretary.
Chairman

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