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- I ' 529 W. P. &. HARDIN&, GOYIRIIOR KX OPPICIO MKM8KIIt8 ALBERT STRAUSS, VICI GOVIRNOR ADOLPH C, MILLER CARTER GLASS IICRITARY _C:H.,._RLE~ S•_HAIILIN or THI~I'HUitY CHAIR II AN FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS COMPTROLLER or THE CURRINCY J, A. BRODERICK, W. T. CHAPMAN, ADDR91111M~O WASHINGTON SUBJECT! r I by the 1919 Postage on currency shi,Pments. The following letter was received toddy I I Bo~rd from Postmaster M. o. Chance of the I . I \ .. Washington City Post Office, and in accordance with his request, we are advising ~11 · · ~o!M1..1:' ftESERVE BOARD July l2 ? De-u- Sir: II SICRITARY ASSI~TA.NT SECRETARY " W. M. IMLAY, FISCAL AGENT the Federal ~eserve "This office has recei ve.d complaints from some of the Feder~l Reser~e ]&nks on ~ccount of what they ci.ppear to think wa.s an undercharge in the post.:':l.ge on shipments of cl.4rrency. These b~nks have failed to t:;~.ke into consideration the fact that there was cl. reduction in first-class postage rates, effective July l, fr~ 3¢ an ounce to 2¢ an ounce. !f you will be good enough to infonD the various branch banks to this effect, it will eliminate unnecessary correspondence." Very truly yours • ASsistant Secretary •
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