Full text of Federal Reserve Bank of New York Circulars : 7085. Connecticut Banks Closed on January 25, 1973

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FED ER A L RESER VE BANK
O F N EW YORK

Circular No. 7085
January 24, 1973

CONNECTICUT BANKS CLOSED ON JANUARY 25, 1973
T o the Member Banks and Nonmember Clearing Banks
o f the Secon d F ed era l R e s e r v e D istr ic t:

The Governor of the State of Connecticut has declared
Thursday,

January 25, 197 3 a day of public mourning and prayer

in that State for former President Lyndon B. Johnson and, pursuant
to Section 36-28a(a)

of the Connecticut General Statutes,

ordered that banks in Connecticut be closed on that day.
result,

under Sections 36-28a(g)

Connecticut General Statutes,

has
As a

and 42a-4-107 (2) of the

cash items and noncash items

otherwise presentable for acceptance and payment in Connecticut
on that day shall be deemed to be received by banks on the next
banking day, January 26, 1973.

There will be corresponding

delays in the return of unpaid items and in the forwarding of
advices of nonpayment of such items.
We will consider January 25, 1973 a business day
with respect to availability of credit for cash items sent to
this Bank that are payable by, at, or through banks in
Connecticut.




Alfred Hayes,
President.