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At a meeting of the Gold Export Committee of the Federal Reserve Board held in the office of the Governor on Saturday, March 2, 1918, at 10:35 A. PRESENT: Mr. Harding, presiding, Mr. Miller, Mr. Hamlin, Mr. Willis, Secretary. Applications for permission to export coin, currency and bullion, with papers in connection therewith, were presented and acted upon as follows: A letter from D. J. Haff, concerning the requirements of Tigre Mining Co., Moctezuma Copper Co., and Eacozari Railroad Co., in reply to Board's letter of February 20. Tabled until Uonday, March 4. A letter from the Secretary of State transmittinc certified copies of correspondence re the Argentine Exchange agreement. Noted and copies oe- dered sent. 1252. Greene Cananea Copper Co., from El Paso, to Cananea Consolidated Copper Co., Cananea Mexico, (filed through M. M. Parker Washington) silver coin and paper 14 during March, 1918, ;200,000 currency except gold certificates. 1253. Granted. Anglo &. London Paris National Bank, San Francisco, to Shanghai, March 5,3190,000 bar Granted. silver. 1254. International Banking Corporation, San Francisco, to Shanghai, $150,000 silver bullion. Granted. 1255. First rational Bank of Boston, to same, Buenos Aires. 1265. - 30.60 Argentine pesos notes. United States Smelting, Mining & Refining Co., Boston, Mass., to Compania del Real del Monte y Pacnuca, Mexico City, during March, via Laredo, Texas, $125,000 gold. Granted. Permit 1056 extended to allow rise of unused balance during March. At 10:50 A. M., the meeting adjourned. APPROVED:
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