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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Bulletins and Circular Letters
1914-1981
Each Federal Reserve Bank issues circulars to their member banks that address community relations, bank services, and supervision and regulation, and describe the Bank's procedures and processes. These circulars were issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago to member banks in the Seventh District.
- 1910s
- 1920s
- 1930s
- [Statement from the Federal Reserve Board Regarding the Conversion of Canadian Paper Currency Spent in the United States]
- Two and One-Half Dollar Gold Pieces
- [Plan of Organization and Operation of the National Credit Corporation]
- Discounts for Individuals, Partnerships and Corporations, Bulletin no. 221
- [Telegram from the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Regarding Bank Holidays in Maryland]
- Discounts for Individuals, Partnerships and Corporations, Bulletin no. 227
- Amendment to Federal Reserve Act, Section 10 (b) as Amended by Act of Congress March 9, 1933, Bulletin no. 226
- Foreign Exchange Transactions
- Additional Regulations Issued by the Secretary of the Treasury Under the President's Proclamation Declaring a Bank Holiday, Bulletin no. 228
- Additional Regulations Issued by the Secretary of the Treasury Under the President's Proclamation Declaring a Bank Holiday, Bulletin no. 229
- Discounts for Individuals, Partnerships and Corporations, Bulletin no. 230
- Discount of Paper Acquired from or Endorsed by Non-Member Banks, Bulletin no. 231
- [Request for Disclosure of Balances with Foreign Banks or Bankers]
- [Request to Compile List of Persons Withdrawing Gold and Gold Certificates]
- Transactions in Foreign Exchange
- [Index of Treasury Regulations]
- [Regulation 27 Issued by the Secretary of Treasury Regarding Bank Holidays]
- Text of Regulation 29, Interpretation of Regulation 28 and Treasury Opinion Regarding Regulation G
- [Advisory on Gold and Gold Certificates]
- Texts of Emergency Banking Regulations 31 and 32
- Witnessing Assignments of United States Registered Bonds
- Foreign Exchange and the Earmarking and Export of Gold Coin or Bullion or Currency
- Gold Coin, Gold Bullion and Gold Certificates Received after May 1, 1933
- [To Applicants for Gold for Use in Industry, Profession or Art]
- Sale and Export of Gold Recovered from Natural Deposits
- Hoarding, Earmarking, and Export of Gold Coin, Bullion or Currency, and Transactions in Foreign Exchange
- Regulations Issued by the Secretary of the Treasury Relating to Gold (Articles One to Fifteen, Inclusive)
- [Telegram from the Federal Reserve Board Regarding Regulation P, Holding Company Affiliates]
- Abrasion Loss on Gold Coin, and Shipping Charges on Gold Coin and Gold Certificates
- [Communication from President Roosevelt Regarding Civil Works Administration Checks]
- [Letter from the Federal Reserve Board to the American Bankers Association Regarding Interest on Demand Deposits]
- [Leave of Absence of Governor McDougal and Election of George Schaller as Acting Governor of the Bank]
- Delivery of Gold Coin, Gold Bullion, and Gold Certificates to the Treasurer of the United States
- Delivery of Gold Coin, Gold Bullion, and Gold Certificates to the Treasurer of the United States
- Delivery of Gold Coin, Gold Bullion, and Gold Certificates to the Treasurer of the United States
- Currency and Coin
- Regulations of Transactions in Foreign Exchange, Transfers of Credit, and the Export of Coin and Currency
- Amendment to Gold Orders of August 28, 1933, and December 28, 1933
- Order of the Secretary of the Treasury Supplementing the Order of December 28, 1933, Regarding the Delivery of Gold Coin, Gold Bullion, and Gold Certificates to the Treasurer of the United States
- Order of the Secretary of the Treasury Supplementing the Orders of December 28, 1933, and January 15, 1934, Regarding the Delivery of Gold Coin, Gold Bullion, and Gold Certificates to the Treasurer of the United States
- Lightweight Gold Coin or Bullion
- [Payment of Deposits and Interest Thereon Under Regulation Q]
- Gold Coin, Gold Bullion, or Gold Certificates Hereafter Delivered to the Treasurer of the United States
- Gold Coin, Gold Bullion, or Gold Certificates Hereafter Delivered to the Treasurer of the United States
- [Request for Information on Credit and Capital for Industrial or Commercial Businesses]
- [Memorandum from Secret Service re Conversion of Gold Coins by Bank Tellers]
- [Bank Robbery Act, Public Law No. 235 - 73d Congress]
- Regulations Relating to Transactions in Foreign Exchange, Transfers of Credit, and the Export of Coin and Currency
- Requests for Currency or Coin
- [Procedure in Communicating With the Field Offices of Federal Bureau of Investigation of the United States Department of Justice in the Event of a Bank Robbery]
- Revised Method of Computing Amount of Net Demand Deposits Subject to Reserve
- [Changes to the Inter-District Time Schedule for Cash Items]
- Reports of Criminal Violations to the Federal Bureau of Investigation
- [Extension of Time for Items of Deferred Credit]
- Notice of Closing of Subscription Books, Treasury Bonds of 1948, Circular No. 582
- Collection of Cash Items, Bulletin No. 249
- [Copy of Treasury Circular No. 55 Exchange of Paper Currency and Coin]
- [Revision of Bulletins Issued]
- Closing of Subscription Books, Commodity Credit Corporation 3/4% Notes, Series C, Due November 2, 1939, Circular No. 583
- Notice of Closing of Subscription Books, 2 3/4% Treasury Bonds of 1958-63, and 1 1/8% Treasury Notes Series A-1943, Circular No. 584
- [Circulars and Subscription Forms for Treasury Securities]
- Closing of Subscription Books : 2 1/2 Per Cent Treasury Bonds of 1950-52, 1 1/18 Per Cent Treasury Notes A-1943, Circular No. 585
- [Disestablishment of Spokane Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco]
- Closing of Subscription Books : 2 3/4 Per Cent Treasury Bonds of 1960-65, 1 1/8 Per Cent Treasury Notes B-1943, Circular No. 587
- [Revision of Bulletin No. 254 and Request for Return of Receipt]
- Closing of Subscription Books : United States Housing Authority 1 3/8 Per Cent Notes Due February 1, 1944, Circular No. 588
- Closing of Subscription Books : Reconstruction Finance Corporation 7/8 Per Cent Notes Due January 15, 1942, Circular No. 589
- Notice of Closing of Subscription Books, Wednesday, March 8, Circular No. 590
- [Notice of Credit for Coupons Detached from Securities]
- Notice of Closing of Subscription Books, Wednesday, May 10, 1939, Circular No. 591
- [Circular and Subscription Forms for Home Owners' Loan Corporation 1 1/2% Bonds Series M, 1945-47]
- Notice of Closing of Subscription Books, Home Owners' Loan Corporation 1 1/2% Bonds 1945-47, Wednesday, May 24, 1939, Circular No. 592
- Transfers of Funds by Telegraph, Bulletin No. 255
- Closing of Subscription Books, Commodity Credit Corporation 5/8% Notes Series D, Due August 1, 1941, Circular No. 594
- [Request for Return of Receipt of Regulation J and Bulletin No. 256]
- [Rates for Loans at Par], Bulletin No. 257
- [Rates of Discount and Rates on Industrial Advances], Bulletin No. 258
- Notice of Closing of Subscription Books, Commodity Credit Corporation 1% Notes Series E, Due November 15, 1941, Circular No. 595
- Notice of Closing of Subscription Books, United States Treasury Notes - Series B-1944, Circular No. 596
- Closing of Subscription Books : Reconstruction Finance Corporation 1 Per Cent Notes Due July 1, 1942, Circular No. 597
- [Offering of United States Treasury Bonds]
- Closing of Subscription Books, United States of America 2% Treasury Bonds of 1948-50, Circular No. 598
- Closing of Exchange Subscription Books, United States of America 2 1/4% Treasury Bonds of 1951-53, 1% Treasury Notes C-1944, Circular No. 599
- [Instructions for Protesting Dishonored Cash Items]
- [Revision of Check Collection Instructions], Bulletin No. 260
- 1940s
- 1950s
- 1960s
- 1970s
- 1980s
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Beginning in 1917, the Chicago Fed issued bulletins and circulars concurrently, with independent numbering. Most of the circulars concerned procedures and regulations for the various Liberty Loan campaigns, and many were sent from the Bank's Government Bond department.
1914-1981
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