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F E D E R A L R E S E R V E BA N K
O F N E W YORK
Fiscal Agent of the United States

r Circular N o. 4 7 4 2 1
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M ay 15, 1959
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T R E A S U R Y ’S C U R R E N T E XC H A N G E OFFERIN G
F in a l R esu lts

T o A ll B anking Institutions, and Others Concerned,
in the Second Federal R eserve D istrict:

The follow in g statement was made public tod a y:
The Treasury Department today announced the results o f the current
exchange offering o f 4 percent Treasury Certificates o f Indebtedness o f Series
B-1960, dated May 15, 1959, m aturing May 15, 1960, and open to holders o f
$1,816,517,000 o f 1*4 percent certificates o f indebtedness m aturing May 15.
Amounts exchanged were divided among the Federal Reserve Districts and
the Treasury as follow s:
Federal R eserve D istrict

Total subscriptions received and allotted

Boston ......................................................
New Y ork ...............................................
P h ila d e lp h ia ...........................................
Cleveland ...............................................
Richmond ...............................................
Atlanta ....................................................
Chicago ...................................................
St. L o u i s .................................................
Minneapolis ...........................................
Kansas City ...........................................
Dallas ......................................................
San Francisco .......................................
Treasury .............................................
T o ta l

.........................................

$

38,865,000
764,754,000
18,199,000
49,907,000
22,563,000
22,889,000
166,419,000
28,511,000
35,262,000
54,588,000
24,588,000
33,445,000
9,448,000

$1,269,438,000

The amount o f the maturing certificates fo r cash redemption is $547.1 million.




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