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At a meetirg of the Executive Committee of the Federnl Reserve Fonrd held in the office or the Gover- nor on Tuesday, February 12, 1918, at 10:30, PRESENT: Mr. Hnrdinr, presiding, Mr. Hamlin, Mr. Warburg, Mr. Imlay, Acting Ass't. Secretary Mr. Delano, Present also: Mr. Struass. Applications for permission to export coin, currency and bullion, with papers in .connection therewith, were presented and acted upon an follows: A letter from Federal Reserve Agent Ramaey, Dallas, incloning letter from Governor Win Zandt, with reference to gold ehipments to border points. (Dated February 7) Referred to Mr. Harding for reply. A letter from Counsellor Polk with reference to rol0 shipments to Mexico (dated February 4.) Filed (Mr. Harding) kept this). A telegram from D. J. Hnff, re license of Tigre Mining Company No. 1055, and file re. Tabled for reply from Dallas to wire of February 11. Mr.. Harding presented a letter from Hr. Herbert Hoover, Food Administrator, dated February 12, 1918, with reference to the financing of the Cuban sugar crop. After considerable discussion it was, upon motion, re— ferred to the Executive Committee of the Board rith power to act. (Mr. Strauss has the letter). 1127. Cuyamol Fruit Co., New Orleans, La., to CurrIel, Honduras, $5,000 paper currency except gold cer— tificates. Approved. Mr. Strauss presented a memorandum re shipment of gold from Cnndn. to Colombia. The matter war referred to Mr. Strauss with request that he obtain more information. A At 11:22 the Committee adjourneC. APPROVED: Secretary Chairman ....- :.:7
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