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Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on December 29, December 30, 1933
Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on December 29, December 30, 1933
DATE: January 5, 1933 - December 30, 1933
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- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, January 5, 1933
- German Government has Postponed Payments Due, January 5, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on January 9, January 10, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, January 12, 1933
- Greek Government Payment, January 14, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Were Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on January 16, January 17, 1933
- Radio Talk Given over the National Radio Forum by Secretary Mills, January 17, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $80 Million, January 18, 1933
- Statement by Secretary Mills on Coast Guard, January 23, 1933
- Treasury Offering of Series A-1938 Notes, January 23, 1933
- Resignation of John L. Proctor as Deputy Comptroller of the Currency, January 23, 1933
- Tenders for $80 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on January 23, January 24, 1933
- Subscription Figures and Basis of Allotment for Series A-1938 Bills, January 27, 1933
- "Aspects of Fiscal Policy" Remarks of Under Secretary Arthur A. Ballantine at the Annual Dinner of American Acceptance Council, January 31, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, February 2, 1933
- Final Subscription and Allotment Figures with Respect to Offering of Series A-1938 Notes, February 3, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on February 6, February 7, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, February 8, 1933
- "Some Fundamentals of Recovery" Speech to be Delivered before the Young Republicans Club of Missouri, Kansas City, Missouri, February 12, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on February 10, February 11, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $60 Million, February 16, 1933
- Remarks of Secretary Mills at the Laying of the Cornerstone of the Archives Building, February 20, 1933
- Tenders for $60 Million of 90-day Treasury Bills were Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on February 20, February 21, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, February 23, 1933
- Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on February 27, February 28, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, March 1, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 93-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on March 3, March 4, 1933
- President Urged Immediate Enactment of Legislation Dealing with Banking Situation, March 9, 1933
- Statement by Secretary Woodin, March 9, 1933
- Statement by Secretary Woodin, March 10, 1933
- Treasury Offering for Subscription Treasury Certificates for Series TAG-1933 and Series TD2-1933, March 12, 1933
- Treasury Bill Offering Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on March 13, March 13, 1933
- Subscriptions Books for Current Bill Offering Closed March 13, March 14, 1933
- Approximate Subscription Figures and Basis of Allotment for Bill Offering, March 15, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, March 16, 1933
- Final Subscription and Allotment Figures with Respect to Current Offering of Treasury Certificates, March 20, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, March 23, 1933
- Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on March 27, March 28, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, March 30, 1933
- Radio Address of William H. Woodin in the National Radio Forum, April 3, 1933
- Tenders for $100 Million of 91-Day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on April 3, April 4, 1933
- Statement of Secretary Woodin as to the Gold Order of April 5, 1933, April 5, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, April 6, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills were Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on April 10, April 11, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, April 13, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on April 17, April 18, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $80 Million, April 20, 1933
- Treasury Offering 3-year 2 7/8% Notes of Series C-1936, April 24, 1933
- Tenders for $80 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on April 24, April 25, 1933
- Subscription Books for Current Bill Offering Closed April 25, April 26, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $60 Million, April 28, 1933
- Subscription Books for Current Offering of Treasury Notes Closed April 27, April 28, 1933
- Subscriptions Figures and Basis of Allotment for Current Not Offering (Series C-1936), April 29, 1933
- Tenders for $60 Million of 91-Day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on May 1, May 2, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, May 4, 1933
- Final Subscription and Allotment Figures with Respect to Offering of 2 7/8% Treasury Notes of Series C-1936, May 4, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on May 8, May 9, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, May 11, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on May 15, May 16, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $60 Million, May 18, 1933
- Tenders for $60 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on May 22, May 23, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, May 24, 1933
- Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on May 26, May 27, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, June 1, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on June 5, June 6, 1933
- Treasury Offering for Subscriptions of Notes of Series B-1938 and Series TM-1934, June 7, 1933
- Subscription Books for Current Offering of Notes of Series B-1938 and Series TM-1934 Closed June 7, June 8, 1933
- Subscription Books for Current Offering of Series B-1938 and Series TM-1934 Closed June 7, June 9, 1933
- Subscription Figures and Basis of Allotment for Offering of Series B-1938 and Series TM-1934 Notes, June 10, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, June 15, 1933
- Final Subscription and Allotment Figures with Respect to Offering of Series B-1938 and Series TM-1934 Notes, June 16, 1933
- Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills were Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on June 19, June 20, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, June 22, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, June 28, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills were Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on June 26, June 27, 1933
- Statement by Acting Secretary Acheson on Close of Fiscal Year 1933, July 1, 1933
- Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on June 30, July 1, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, July 6, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills were Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on July 10, July 11, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, July 13, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills were Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on July 17, July 18, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $80 Million, July 20, 1933
- Tenders for $80 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills were Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on July 24, July 25, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $60 Million, July 27, 1933
- Press Statement by Secretary Woodin Pertaining to the August Financing, July 30, 1933
- Treasury Offering Notes of Series B-1935 and Series TS-1933, July 31, 1933
- Treasury Notes of Series B-1935
- Treasury Notes of 3 1/4% for 1941
- Tenders for $60 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills were Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on July 31, August 1, 1933
- Subscription Books for Current Offering of Series B-1935 Notes Closed July 31, August 1, 1933
- Subscription Books for Current Offering of Treasury Bonds Closed August 2, August 3, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, August 3, 1933
- Subscription Books for Current Offering of Treasury Bonds Closed August 4, August 5, 1933
- Subscription Figures and Basis of Allotment for August 15 Offering of Treasury Bonds of 1941, August 7, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on August 7, August 8, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, August 10, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on August 14, August 15, 1933
- Final Subscription and Allotment Figures for 3 1/4% Treasury Bonds of 1941 and 1 5/8% Bonds of Series B-1935, August 15, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $60 Million, August 17, 1933
- Tenders for $60 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on August 21, August 22, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, August 24, 1933
- Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on August 28, August 29, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, August 30, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills were Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on September 1, September 2, 1933
- Treasury Offering of Certificates of Series TJ-1934 and Series TS-1933, September 8, 1933
- Subscription Books for Current Offering of Series TJ-1934 Certificates Closed September 13, September 14, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, September 14, 1933
- Subscription Figures and Basis of Allotment for Offering of Certificates of Series TJ-1934 and Series TS-1933, September 15, 1933
- Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on September 18, September 19, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, September 21, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on September 25, September 26, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, September 28, 1933
- Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on October 2, October 3, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, October 5, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on October 9, October 10, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, October 12, 1933
- Statement by Secretary Woodin on Outstanding Fourth Libery Loan 4 1/4% Bonds, October 12, 1933
- Partial Redemption of Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds Before Maturity, October 12, 1933
- Form of Advice to Accompany Called Fourth Liberty Loan 4 1/4% Bonds
- Form of Advice to Accompany Called Fourth Liberty Loan 4 1/4% Bonds (For Coupon Bonds)
- Treasury Bonds of 1943-1945 (4 1/4% and 3 1/4%)
- War Debt Discussion, October 13, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on October 16, October 17, 1933
- Subscription Books for Current Offering of 10-12 Year Treasury Bonds of 1943-45 Closed October 17, October 18, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $80 Million, October 19, 1933
- Statement by Acting Secretary Acheson, October 20, 1933
- Total Amount of Cash Subscriptions Received for Treasury Bonds of 1943-1945, October 21, 1933
- Tenders for $80 Million of 91-day Bill Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on October 23, October 24, 1933
- Gold Regulations, October 25, 1933
- Executive Order Relating to Gold Recovered from Natural Deposits, October 25, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation, October 26, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $60 Million, October 26, 1933
- Over $650 Million in Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds have been Tendered to the Federal Reserve Banks, October 26, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, October 27, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, October 28, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, October 30, 1933
- Tenders for $60 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on October 30, October 31, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, October 31, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 1, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, November 1, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 2, 1933
- Over $800 Million in Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds have been Tendered to Federal Reserve Banks, November 2, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 3, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on November 3, November 4, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 6, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 7, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 8, 1933
- Total Amount of Cash Subscriptions Received for Treasury Bonds of 1943-45, November 8, 1933
- Joint Statement of Secretary of State and Acting Secretary of the Treasury Relative to Importation of Alcoholic Beverages, November 9, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $75 Million, November 9, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 9, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 10, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 13, 1933
- Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on November 13, November 14, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 15, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $60 Million, November 16, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 16, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 17, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 18, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 20, 1933
- Tenders for $60 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on November 20, November 21, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 21, 1933
- Appointment of Earle Bailie as Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Treasury for Fiscal Affairs, November 21, 1933
- Appointment of Christian Joy Peoples as Temporary Director of Procurement in the Treasury Department, November 22, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 22, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, November 23, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 24, 1933
- Acting Secretary has Ruled that Foreign Alcoholic Beverages Destined for Foreign Countries May Move Through United States, November 24, 1933
- Letter Addressed to Secretary William Woodin
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 25, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 27, 1933
- Tom K. Smith Appointed Temporary Adviser to the Acting Secretary on Banks and Banking Problems, November 27, 1933
- Announcement of Rejection of Bids for Annex of Post Office in New York City, November 27, 1933
- Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Bills Opened at the Federal Reserve Banks on November 27, November 28, 1933
- Subscription Books for Current Offering of 10-12 Year Treasury Bonds of 1943-1945 Close December 2, November 28, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, November 29, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, November 29, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 1, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 5, 1933
- Tenders for $100 Million of 91-Day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on December 4, December 5, 1933
- Subscriptions Receieved for Treasury Bonds of 1943-45, December 5, 1933
- Treasury Department Order No. 3, December 5, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 6, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 7, 1933
- Treasury Offering 1-year 2 1/4% Treasury Certificates of Series TD-1934, December 7, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 8, 1933
- Subscription Books for Current Bill Offering Closed December 7, December 8, 1933
- Anonymous Letter with $15 Enclosed Receieved by Treasury, December 8, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 9, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 11, 1933
- Anouncement of Repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, December 11, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 12, 1933
- Subscription Figures and Basis of Allotment for Offering of 1-year 2 1/4% Treasury Certificates, December 12, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 13, 1933
- Announcement of Payment from Austria, December 13, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, December 14, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 14, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 15, 1933
- Sum of Payments from Foreign Governments, December 15, 1933
- Final Subscription and Allotment Figures on Recent Bill Offering, December 16, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 16, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 18, 1933
- Information Release on Importation of Liquor through International Mail, December 18, 1933
- Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on December 18, December 19, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 19, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, December 20, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 20, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement
- Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on December 22, December 23, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 26, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 27, 1933
- Tenders are Invited for Treasury Bills to the Amount of $100 Million, December 27, 1933
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation Announcement, December 29, 1933
- Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on December 29, December 30, 1933
- Memo to the Press Regarding Silver Regulations, December 31, 1933
- Silver Regulations, December 30, 1933
- Affidavit and Agreement by Owner (Form TS-1, on Silver Regulations)
- Affidavit of Miner (Form TS-2)
- Report (Form TS-3)
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United States. Department of the Treasury. "Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on December 29, December 30, 1933," in United States. Department of the Treasury. "Volume 10," Press Releases of the United States Department of the Treasury (January 5, 1933 - December 30, 1933) : 365-366. https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/6111/item/586848/toc/557961 , accessed on December 8, 2023.
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