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E:X-OFP'ICIO MEMBERS

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P. G. liARD lNG, GoVERNOR
ALBERT STRAUSS, VICE GoVERNOR
ADOLP!i C. MILLER
CliARLES S. liAMLIN

CARTER GLASS
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
CHAIRMAN

JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD

J. A. BRODERICK, SECRETARY
W. T. CHAPMAN, ASSISTANT SECRETAR1

W. M. IMLAY. fiSCAL AGENT

WASHINGTON

ADDRESS REPLY TO

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD

!Yay

27 1919.
I

X-1553.
Subject:Transmissibn of Gold Settlement Clearing 1elegram.
Dear Sir:
With a view td increasing the efficiency of the leased wire
system. and at the same time facilitate the handling of the Gold Settlement Fund clearing telegrams, will you kindly issue instructions to your
telegraph opera.tor.&ho that, commencing with the telegram for June 9th:
clearing, the narues of the Federal Reserve Banks and their branches be
designated in the d~ ly Labeg messages by the following letters of the
alphabet, in the order shown below:
Boston
(A)
New York
(B)
Phiwelphia (C)
Cleve lii.ind
(D)
Richmond
(E)
Baltimore
(M)
Atlanta.
(F)

New Orleans
Chica.go
St. Louis
Little Rock
Louisville
Memphis

(G)
(H)
( 0)
(P)
(Q)

Minnea:po lis

(I)

(N)

Y..ansas City
Dallas
El Paso
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Portland
Salt I.a.ke

(J)
(K)

(R)
(L)
( S)
(T)
(U)

(V)

Under this arrangement, the operators in sen~ing the gold settlement f\ll'l.d clearing telegrams will use instead of the name of the bank a.
single letter of the alphabet, which will be followed by tbe amount to be
_ credited to the bank through the gold settlement f'l.'.nd clea:dng,
For example:

BOSTON

$ (.Amount)

will be shown:- A $_l.Amount)

The same fonn will be used by the Washington operators in sending the daily Bepeg telegrams to the banks.
For your information, there are enclosed copies of the Frinted
fonns used by the Board inreceiving and sending the daily·gold settlement
fund telegrams.
-Kindly advise branches and acknowledge receipt.•
Very truly yours,

Assistant Secretary.



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W. P. G. HARDING, GoVEIINOR
ALBERT STRAUSS, VICE GoVERNOR
ADOLPH C. MILLER
CHARLES S. HAMLIN

EX-OFI"ICIO MEMBERS

CARTER GLASS
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
CHAIRMAN

JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS
COMPTROLLER Of THE CURRENCY

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD

J. A. BRODERICK, SECRETARY
W. T. CHAPMAN. ASSISTANT SECRETARY
W. M. IMLAY, FISCAL A&ENT
ADDRESS REPLY TO

WASHINGTON

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD

June 6,1919.

Subject:

Transmission of Gold Settlement Clearing

X-1553

a

Telegr~

Dear Sir:
Referring to our wire of May ~st requesting that instructions
given in the Board's letter of May 27th, subject: "Transmission of Gold
Settlement Clearing Telegrams" be disregarded, owing to the reQneei for
participation in daily ~ldFund Clearing of additional branches, the
Board requests that effective June 16th, the names of the Reserve Banks
on the daily Gold Settlement Fund Clearing messages be designated by
symbols as indicated below:
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
B4ll timore
Atlanta
New Orleans

(A)
(B)

(C)
(D)
(E)
(EA)
(F)
(FA)

Chicago
St.Louis
Little Rock
Louisville
Memphis
Minneapolis
Ka"'l sas City
Denver

( q)
(H)
(HA)

(HB)
(HC)
(I)
(J)
(JA)

Omaha
(JB)
(K)
Dallas
(KA)
Et Paso
San Francisco(L)
(LA)
Seattle
Spokane
(LB)
Portland
(LC'
Salt I..ake
(LD)

Under this arrangement the operators sending the G;oJd S:;ettlen:ent
Fund <Hearing telegrams will use a single letter instead of the name of the
parent Bank ccrld two letters instead of the name of the Branch, which will
be followed in each case by the amount to be credited to the Bank or Branch
through the (gold S;ettlement r·und c;learing.
For Exaii!Ple RICHMOND amount will be shown E amount
BALTIIv:ORE amount "
"
" EA amount
The s~e form in exactly the same order will be used by the
Washington operators in sending the daily Bepeg telegrams to the BanksKindly advise branches and aCknowledge receipt by wire.
Very truly yours,

Assistant Secretary.
Letter sent to Governors of




F.R. Banks.