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At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the
federal Reserve Board held in the Board Room on Monday,
November 26, at 12:30 P. M.,
PRESENT:
Mr. Harding, presiding,

Mr. Willis, Secretary.

Er. Warburg,
Present also:

Mr. Strauss.

Applications for permission to export coin,
bullion or currency, together with papers in connection
therewith, were presented and acted upon as follows:
653.

Cia Beneficiadora de Pachuca, Mexico,

thro.101 E. Denike, Laredo, Texas, to Santa Gertrudis
Co., Ltd., Montreal, Canada, 77 bars silver bullion,
value $69,435.
654.

Granted.

Canadian Express Company, Montreal,

Canada, renewing their former application for permission to export currency and silver coin from their
offices in the United States to Canada during the
month of December.
656.

Granted.

Goldsmith, Stern & Co.,

ev York, to H.

Mannassevitz & Sons, Cartegena, S. A., by registered
mall, $728.43 in gold iewelry (gold value 3427.27.)




Chartered Bank of India, Australia &

657.

China, New York, through Anglo & London Paris National Bank,

an Francisco, to Chartered Bank of India,

Australia & China, Shanghai, 150,000 ounces silver
bullion.

Granted.

658.

Lee Hoo Kong, Honolulu, to Tung Duck

Chong, Hongkong,
from Honululu.
6590

2,000 gold coin on each of 9 vessels

Declined.

Canadian Bank of Commerce, S. F., to

Mint Master, Calcutta, approximatel- 402,000 Mexican
silver dollars, about December b.
660,

Granted.

M. OaShanskj to same, 7innipeg, 350

rubles,Russian notes.

Granted.

A letter of Mr. Kent as to rupee exchange
situation, calling attention to the need for prompt
action, was read.
Mk. Strauss reported the facts at to the repression of smugglirk; on the Mexican and Canadian
frontiers.
Letters of Mr. J. H. Prost of San Antonio,
and of Mr. B. F. Bledsoe as to the hoarding of gold,
were read.




Mr. Strauss called attention to the new regulations as to foreign exchange, suggesting that a license
be required for the sale of foreign securities of any
kind.
At 1:05 the Committee adjourned.
APPITV:0;

Fecretary.
Chuirman.