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41 -neetin,=; o ti ExLative Coiriitee of the Federal Rcatrve Board held in the office of the overnor at 4.15 p. m., on Tuesday, October 9, 1917, PRBSENT: Ur. iLruu1g, presiding Mr. Willis, Secretary. Ur. Delano, Present also, Mr. Albert :>trauos. Applications for pernieion to export coin, bullion and currency were presented and anted upon as 347. follaus! ir4 Ti Hung Lung Co., San Francisco, to Tai Wo & Co., Hongkong, 426,000 gold coin, October 1. )eçlifl but would approve silver sh1pront. 348. Cu.ranty Trubt Co., New marte & Co., Barcelona, 4100,000 gold 349. York, to coin. areia Oala- Declined. Guttag Bros., New York, to Alloway, Champ- ion, Ltd., Winnipeg, . 250 U, S. gold coin (100 one dollar gold pieces). 350. Approved. Bank of British North rnerica, ow York to same bank, Toronto, Canada, c5,000 U. S. currency.sipproved for 412,000. 351. :Taller Saban & Co., New York to Amer' an Colonial Bank, San Juan, P.JL Blanket license for ship- J 01 .).A.Ty=1 ;J. f-trpolmcc J0 JOUJJ)A0-1:Vtj.I .10,7 rtcL:noT1 -iü01:1'7:7 (,Y1. TTJ'M aalTljty, 07' T ` t111 C ol -prumy J -111:)- r-) AoJcl-r. : 41:117. Tiquoua9J 1,1 :W i:,`„ T 7)LI epoAc1.1,77 -ulloc) PIG? 01 '•nt;A)::. .7!1u1;7-: -T.17 • TJ'7.770.vr: ° 97" s u.T. :7; r .-1(* ao: " 4 -nic-s-ruc .t.,Toc pit): 0.00'c: iuJ ▪ or:U=T77., " c):". PioC oco' o. TI.z , 1-7 ±7JP 6 k; '*ocs 'uoTTImq c6• T,-V3 r u'qP 'on --119LoJcId7 U31' TpO * 7c7 i::ouaaJli:-) a0VR. 04jOa 04 :)1.10.7", To 0. United 2rait •o., New Orleans to 7elr 40,000 U.S. Crrenoy other than cold or ;.old i,pproved. Janadian Bank of 2,ommerce 200,000 ounces of bar fctober 11 to Bombay, India, and approximtely same anent (900,000 ounces) to jal-tta: 4proved. 321. ,ITplication of -Art rational Bank of Douglas, on Ladf of S. :lardanier, for rermiion to ex- port ,:old was-rcconi.dere,:1 and the Secretor:7 airected to reaffiin the Board's ref 1, explaining the action taken. presented a memorandum with reference to gold shipments to which was inforally approved by the Jommittee. The Secretary of the Board was wthoriLed to reiaest the Customs Division of the Treasary to release 1N),000 United States currency,not iT,old or now on board Ship at Lob lie in favor of the Petroleum Co., which is endeavorin,1,7 to ex- , lc . to the r from the 0 of State addressed .7 of the Treasury with reference to cir- culation of United States currency in :::exico, ai-lso 3overnor 7-rdin2"L reply to came, was presented and noted. he application of the Javasche Banl: to e::-nort and '1,o to earmark _7;old was taken ap and the Secretary dirtcted Yent for transmission to the Ta-r,lity Trust to c-y to ,;()., that the Board sests th,t the funds of the Javasche Bank be left on ,-;cneral account crrent, vith the understandinj; that no obstacles to their e:Tortatinn three months after the concLision of ye.ace \maid be interposed. remission to e-port 4300,000 7old coin 'as ain refused. - epaty governor Kent of rew York with - letter fro-, ") reference to the South Porto lico Facpx Jompan:Tes alioaima i other matters, and in,,airin,; whether the permit lrcady issued for the exportation of 7nited States currency included silver certificates, was ordered answered in the . affirmative. letter from the 'ashburn-[2r sbL jo., with refer- ence to the jute situation was read and ordered answered by the Secretary. letter from the A)11ector of Customs at '.;.ale.xico describing his method of handlinL: small shipments of currency across the frontier was read and the plan set forth by him approved; On motion, at 4.00 p.m. the Jommittee adjourned. Secretary. Jhairman.
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