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At the regular meeting of the Federal Reserve
Board held in the office of the Board at 11 a. m. on
7ednesday, September 91914.
PRESENT:
hr. Hamlin

Mr. Warburg

Lir. Delano

1,1r. Taller

Lir. Williams

Mr. Harding

The Governor of the Board presided and Mr. LI. C.
Elliott acted as Secretary to the meeting.
On motion made and seconded the Governor was
requested to send a telegram in the following form to the
President of all Clearing House Associations in reserve
cities and a modified form of the same telegram to the
Presidents of all Clearing House Associations in central
reserve cities.
President,
Clearing House,
City.
Federal Reserve Board willgreatly appreciate
It if you will secure for its confidential information as promptly as possible and telegraph to the
Board collect the following information relative to
the condition of the members of your Association,
both National and State Institutions, separately:
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First, the average total reserve carried
at this time by your national bank members;
second, the proportion of this reserve which is
,
carried with reserve agents; third, of the
balance which is carried in cash what proportion is carried in gold and gold certificates
and what proportion is carried in legal tenders;
fourth, the aggregate amount of gold and gold
certificates carried at this time in all your
national banks.
As to State Institutions please advise,
first, the reserve required under your law or
regulations and haw composed; second, the
average total reserve of all State Institutions
at this time; third, how much of this reserve is
carried with reserve agents; fourth, of the cash
reserve required to be carried what proportion
is being carried in gold and gold certificates,
what proportion in legal tenders and what proportion in National Bank notes; fifth, what is
the sum total of gold and gold certificates
carried in State Institutions at this time?
C. S. HAMLIN
Governor.

Consideration of Class "C" Directors was resumed and the sub-committees reported favorably the
following candidates:

District No. 7.

Federal Reserve Bank of CHICAGO.

Mr. Martin Ryerson, Federal Reserve Agent, and in
the event of his declining to serve, la'. J. B.
McDougal as Federal Reserve Agent, Mr. W. M.




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Duffet jr., Deputy Federal Reserve Agent,
and Mr. L. C. Boyd of Indianapolis as Class
Upon request of the Committee,
"C" director.
however, the matter was resubmitted to the
sub-committee for further consideration and
report.

District No. 8.

Federal Reserve Bank of ST. LOUIS.

While certain names were suggested and discussed no
favorable report was made.

District No. 9. Federal Reserve Bank of MINIMPOLIS.
John H. Rich as Federal Reserve Agent,
Howard Abbott as Deputy Federal Reserve Agent and
Ia.. J. W. Black as Class "C" director.
Mr

On motion the meeting adjourned to meet at 3 P. 114
this day.

Secretary pro tem.

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Chairman.

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