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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
OF N E W YORK
Fiscal Agent of the United States
r Circular No. 7 6 9 2 " !

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August 22, 1975

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Results of Treasury’s 364-Day Bill Auction
To A ll Incorporated Banks and Trust Companies, and Others
Concerned, in the Second Federal Reserve District:

The following statement was issued August 20 by the Treasury Department:
Tenders for $2,210 million of 52-week Treasury bills to be issued to the public, to be
dated August 26, 1975, and to mature August 24, 1976, were opened at the Federal Reserve
Banks today.
The details are as follows:
Range of Accepted Competitive Bids
Discount
Rate

Price

Investment
Rate 1

High .............. .......

92.620a

7.299%

7.86%

Low

.............. .......

92.570

7.348%

7,91%

Average ........... .......

92.588

7.331%

7.89%

1 Equivalent coupon issue yield.
a Excepting three tenders totaling $1,020,000.

Total Tenders from the Public Received and Accepted
( B y Federal Reserve District)
Federal Reserve District

Accepted

Received

Boston ................. .........
N e w Y o r k .............. .........
Philadelphia ............ .........
Cleveland .............. .........
Richmond .............. .........
Atlanta ................ .........
Chicago ................ .........
St. Louis............... .........
Minneapolis ............ ..........
Kansas City ............ ..........
Dallas ................. ..........
San Francisco.....................

$ 140,155,000
4,426,835,000
28,120,000
276,080,000
87,850,000
17,245,000
782,740,000
55,105,000
108,665,000
33,105,000
28,980,000
453,220,000

$

T o t a l ........................... .........

$6,438,100,000

$2,210,250,000

46,605,000
1,585,880,000
3,120,000
113,080,000
20,100,000
13,145,000
267,720,000
11,105,000
35,665,000
20,605,000
6,980,000
86,245,000

The $2,210,250,000 of accepted tenders includes 23 percent of the amount of bills bid for
at the low price and $189,070,000 of noncompetitive tenders from the public accepted at the
average price.
In addition, $679,165,000 of tenders were accepted at the average price from Government
accounts and from Federal Reserve Banks for themselves and as agents of foreign and inter­
national monetary authorities.




P a u l

A.

V o l c k e r ,

President.