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FE D E RA L R E SE R V E BANK
O F NEW YORK
Fiscal A g en t o f the U nited States
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March 1, 1956

T R E A S U R Y FINANCING

To A ll Banking In stitution s, and Others Concerned,
in the Second F ederal R eserve D is tr ic t:

The follow in g statement was made public t o d a y :
The Secretary o f the Treasury announced today an offering of 2 %
percent Treasury certificates of indebtedness maturing February 15, 1957,
and an additional amount of the 2 % percent Treasury notes maturing
June 15, 1958 (originally issued December 1, 1955), in exchange for the
1% percent Treasury Notes o f Series A-1956 maturing March 15.
Holders of the 1 ^ percent Treasury Notes of Series EA-1956 maturing
A pril 1 will be permitted to exchange their holdings only for the new
certificates.
The subscription books will open on Monday, March 5, for this combined
offering. Cash subscriptions will not be received. There are outstanding
$8,472 million o f the Treasury notes maturing March 15 and $1,007 million
of the Treasury notes maturing A pril 1.
The new certificates will be dated March 5, 1956, and will mature
February 15, 1957. Interest will be adjusted as of March 5 with respect to
exchanges of the maturing notes of either series, and accrued interest to
that date will be paid to subscribers following acceptance of the notes.
In the case of the additional amount of 2% percent Notes of Series
A-1958, accrued interest from December 1, 1955, to March 5 will be charged,
interest accrued to that date on the notes maturing March 15 will be credited,
and subscribers will be paid the difference.
In all cases the final coupon on the notes to be exchanged must be
attached when surrendered. Delivery of the new securities will be made on
March 15.
The subscription books will be open March 5 through March 7 for this
exchange offering. Any subscription for either issue addressed to a Federal
Reserve Bank or Branch, or to the Treasurer of the United States, and
placed in the mail before midnight Wednesday, March 7, will be considered
as timely.




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