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F E D E R A L R E S E R V E BANK
OF NEW YORK
Fiscal Agent of the United States
r Circular N o. 4 5 3 7 1

L N ovem ber 27, 1957 J

CURRENT EXCHANGE AND CASH OFFERINGS
3 % Percent Treasury Certificates O f Indebtedness o f Series D-1958
3 % Percent Treasury Notes o f Series C-1962
3 % Percent Treasury Bonds o f 1974

Amounts o f Subscriptions and Allotments

To all Banking Institutions, and Others Concerned,
in th e Second Federal R eserve D istrict:

The following three statements were made public today:
The Treasury today announced the subscription and allotment figures with respect to the current
offering of 3% percent Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness of Series D-1958, maturing December 1,
1958, open to holders of Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness of Series E-1957, maturing December 1,
1957. Of the maturing certificates $140,647,000 were left for cash redemption.
Subscriptions and allotments were divided among the several Federal Reserve Districts and the
Treasury as follows:
Federal Reserve District

Total subscriptions
received and
allotted

Boston ..............................................
New York ........................................
Philadelphia .....................................
Cleveland ........................................
Richmond ........................................
Atlanta ............................................
Chicago ............................................
St. Louis ..........................................
Minneapolis .....................................
Kansas City .....................................
Dallas ..............................................
San Francisco .................................
Treasury ......................................

$ 27,322,000
9,153,510,000
33,879,000
52,709,000
11,906,000
31,371,000
241,520,000
53,224,000
49,352,000
38,526,000
20,479,000
91,433,000
25,308,000

Total ........................................

$9,830,539,000

The Treasury Department today announced the subscription and allotment figures with respect to
the cash offering of $1 billion, or thereabouts, of 3% percent Treasury Notes of Series C-1962, maturĀ­
ing November 15, 1962. Subscriptions from savings-type investors were allotted 25 percent, and all
other subscriptions were allotted 12 percent. In addition, $100 million were allotted to Government
Investment Accounts.




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Subscriptions and allotments were divided among the several Federal Reserve Districts and the
Treasury as follows:
Subscriptions
from
savings-type
investors

Subscriptions
from
all others

Boston .............................
New Y o rk ..........................
Philadelphia ....................
Cleveland ..........................
Richmond ..........................
Atlanta .............................
Chicago ............................
St. Louis............................
Minneapolis ......................
Kansas C ity ......................
Dallas ...............................
San Francisco..................
Treasury ......................
Government Investment
Accounts ..................

$ 85,151,000
395,766,000
1,391,000
32,247,000
28,077,000
2,561,000
78,480,000
1,372,000
3,748,000
5,351,000
7,466,000
19,219,000
500,000

$ 262,259,000
3,020,642,000
283,935,000
513,433,000
284,941,000
282,687,000
839,234,000
205,455,000
127,202,000
168,900,000
315,951,000
820,017,000
13,000

Total ......................

$661,329,000

Federal Reserve District

----

Total
subscriptions
received

$ 347,410,000
3,416,408,000
285,326,000
545,680,000
313,018,000
285,248,000
917,714,000
206,827,000
130,950,000
174,251,000
323,417,000
839,236,000
513,000

---$7,124,669,000

Total
allotments

$

53,673,000
465,271,000
35,240,000
70,820,000
42,608,000
37,382,000
124,210,000
26,962,000
17,859,000
23,539,000
40,726,000
103,638,000
138,000
100,000,000

---$7,785,998,000

$1,142,066,000

Subscriptions for $10,000 and less allotted in full. Subscriptions in excess of $10,000 allotted not
less than $10,000.
The Treasury Department today announced the subscription and allotment figures with respect to
the cash offering of $500 million, or thereabouts, of 3% percent Treasury Bonds of 1974, maturing
November 15, 1974. Subscriptions from savings-type investors were allotted 26 percent, and all other
subscriptions were allotted 10 percent. In addition, $100 million were allotted to Government InvestĀ­
ment Accounts.
Subscriptions and allotments were divided among the several Federal Reserve Districts and the
Treasury as follows:
Subscriptions
from
savings-type
investors

Subscriptions
from
all others

Boston .............................
New Y o r k ..........................
Philadelphia ....................
Cleveland ..........................
Richmond..........................
Atlanta .............................
Chicago ............................
St. Louis............................
Minneapolis ......................
Kansas C ity ......................
Dallas ...............................
San Francisco..................
Treasury ......................
Government Investment
Accounts ..................

$139,612,500
499,070,000
9,405,000
42,389,500
20,927,000
21,247,000
83,118,000
4,440,000
5,079,000
9,236,000
6,285,000
42,366,000
----

$ 103,022,000
1,304,968,000
125,309,500
155,836,500
82,993,500
113,137,000
402,849,000
78,427,000
40,299,500
56,943,500
149,353,000
320,413,000
82,000

Total ......................

$883,175,000

Federal Reserve District

----

Total
subscriptions
received

$ 242,634,500
1,804,038,000
134,714,500
198,226,000
103,920,500
134,384,000
485,967,000
82,867,000
45,378,500
66,179,500
155,638,000
362,779,000
82,000

---$2,933,633,500

Total
allotments

$ 48,218,000
268,709,500
15,555,000
28,574,000
15,145,000
20,230,000
65,083,500
11,607,500
5,943,000
9,165,500
17,924,500
44,100,500
57,000
100,000,000

---$3,816,808,500

$650,313,000

Subscriptions for $10,000 and less allotted in full. Subscriptions in excess of $10,000 allotted not
less than $10,000.




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