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FE D E R AL R E SE R V E B AN K
OF N E W YORK
Fiscal Agent of the United States
r Circular N o. 5 5 2 1 ~1
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July 21, 1964
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Preliminary Results of Treasury’s Advance Refunding

To All Banking Institutions, and Others Concerned,
in the Second Federal Beserve D istrict:

The following statement was made public today by the Treasury Department:
The Treasury Department today announced that about $9,248 million of subscriptions have been
received from public holders of the nine eligible outstanding issues for the three issues of bonds
included in the Department’s current advance refunding. This is 34.7 percent of the total of $26,615
million of the outstanding issues held by the public. In addition, official accounts subscribed for $26
million.
Subscriptions include $3,726 million for the 4 percent bonds of 1969 (O ct.), $4,354 million for
the 4Ys percent bonds of 1973, and $1,194 million for the 4% percent bonds of 1987-92.
Following is a breakdown of securities to be exchanged for the securities to be issued (in millions) :
Eligible fo r exchange
Securities

334% Notes, E -1964..
5% Notes, B -1964.. . .
3% % Notes, F -1 96 4..
4 % % Notes, C-1964..
3 % % Notes, C-1965..
3 % % Notes, B -1966..
3 % % Bonds, 1 9 6 6 ...
4% Notes, A -1 9 6 6 .. . .
3 % % Notes, B -1967..
T otal ...................

Securities to be issued

Am ounts

4 % Bonds
1969

4 y s % Bonds
1973

4y±°7c Bonds
1987-92

Total

Total
unexchanged

$ 4,086
2,045
5,961
3,867
7,977
5,653
2,862
5,820
3,475

$ 634
289
161
250
400
942
293
178
579

$ 344
367
205
232
766
1,303
327
308
502

$ 196
197
145
118
188
146
18
151
35

$1,174
853
511
600
1,354
2,391
638
637
1,116

$ 2,912
1,192
5,450
3,267
6,623
3,262
2,224
5,183
2,359

$41,746

$3,726

$4,354

$1,194

$9,274

$32,472

Details by Federal Reserve District as to subscriptions will be announced later.

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A lfred H ayes ,

President.

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