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itt 4 meetin; of the 4:4xecative _;ommittee of the ?ederal Aeserve board yield in the office of the kyverhor at 4.30 p.m. on Thursday, October 11, 1917, PJETz 'qarbar3 ., presidinfj, 3ecretar7. Present also r. Abert Etraass. -pplications for permibsion to export coin, b.iilion and currency were presented and acted apon as follows: 364. jouth to British Bank of Bank of Lew fork, erica, td., Buenos ires, 0,0OO sold coin. aid on table. 365. International Bankins. Corporation, ,an ;'ran- cisco, to same corporation, Jalcatta, A27,000 :;old coin. Laid on table. 366. The Lmerican Ietal Co., Levi York, to Jom- pania de :ancrales y -etales, S. . 1.:exico City, not exceedinz ci500,000 per month ;old coin. pproved for Oct- ober. J67. Balbach Smelting ., to Lmerican defining Co., wark, N. Case Co., Toronto, Janada, 5500 ounces cold bullion,(approximately :::1113,605). pproved. The :.:erhants National Bank, St. Paul, Linn., 368. to 2. -. Bauer, etc., shanghai, China, .300 monthly, gold coin. Declined. 369. ;ells Fargo Nevada National Bank, an ?rancisco, to rederlandsche Handel :laatschappij, Batavia, 4;12,000 gold coin. Declined. J70. li'irst rational Bank, 'lint, Mich., to :Lahaffy 3ros., Ltd., Bracebridge, Ont., iy1,600 U.S. and Canadian currency. 345. Lexican :Torthwestern .lailroad Jo., 4;1500 cur- rency, 44500 gold. ,pproved for October. 371. 2irst :Tational Bank, Nogales, .25,000 through Douglas to L:e.Aico. 372. to Mexico. 1.pproved. Lnglo and :4ondon-Paris National Bank, 4;75,000 approved. Letters from the Bemis Brothers Ba Company with reference to their application for the exportqtion of 3old were read, and the 2ecretary directed to explain that negotiations are on foot for the narpose of providing Indian change, and suggesting that they consult with 2tone of the Ludlow -ssociatcs for further information. ,letter from the Post Office Department asking whether the provisions for the exportation of coin, bullion and currency apply to the United States Postal Agency at Shanghai, China, was ordered answered with the statement that the agency at Shanghai should be regarded as a foreign country for all purposes. A letter from Governer moDeagal addressed to Governor Harding and setting forth the situation in Janada, was read and noted. On motion at 5 p.m. the k;ommittee adjourned. APPliOVED: Chairman.
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