View original document

The full text on this page is automatically extracted from the file linked above and may contain errors and inconsistencies.

W. P. G. HARDING. GGYUNOR
EX-OFFICIO MEMEU!:RS

PAUL M. WARBURG. YICI GOV.RNOR

FREDERIC A. DELANO
ADOLPH C. MILLER
CHARLES S. HAMLIN

WILLIAM G. McADOO
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
CHAIRMAN

JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY

H. PARKER WILLIS, SECRETARY
SHERMAN P. ALLEN. ASST. SECRETARY

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD

AND FISCAL AGENT

ADDRESS REPLY TO

WASHINGTON

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD

J"tme 8, 1918

MJ-JCO

Gentlemen:
With the view of securing unHorm reportsĀ· from all the Federal
Reserve Banks on weekly report form X-9~8 ~Federal Reserve Bank notes
received from the Comptroller of the Cur!"ent"y and on hand at close of
business each Frida:y) it is requested that the several items shown
therein be made up in the following manner:
Item 1. Federal Reserve Bank notes racelved from the Comptroller
of the Currency as shown by previous report should represent the gross
number and amount of notes received from Comptroller since organization of the bank.
Item 2. Should 5.nclude Federal Reserve Bank notes received fxocm
the Comptroller of the Currency only.
Item 4. Should represent the total number and amount of bank
notes returned to the Comptroller since organization of bank, including notes redeemed out of bank's
redemption fund and turned over tQ
the CC~mptroller for destruction, but should not include any notes
which may have been redeemed by the U.S. Treasurer out of lawful
money deposited with him in reduction of the Bank's liability on account of ~utstanci:i.ng notes.

5%

Item 7. Should represent the sum of Federal Reserve Bank notes
received from the Comptroller as reported agaln::;t item "COIL'' on form
34 and of the amount of lawfu;l. money deposlted with the U. S. Treasurer in reduction of the bank's liability on account of such notes.
Memorandum item at the bottom of form "Gold and lawful money deposited with Treasurer of u.s. in reduction of liability on outstanding bank notes" should be given exclusive of the bank's 5 per cent
Redemption Fund.
Respectfully,

Assistant Secretary
Federal Reserve Bank,




X-993