Price for Newly Mined Gold Will Be $34.45 less 1/3 of 1% for Handling Charges, January 15, 1934

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Price for Newly Mined Gold Will Be $34.45 less 1/3 of 1% for Handling Charges, January 15, 1934

DATE: December 13, 1933 - June 16, 1934

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Austrian Debt Announcement, December 13, 1933
Payments from Foreign Governments, December 15, 1933
Final Subscriptions and Allotment Figures on Offering of 2 1/4% Certificates of Series TD-1934, December 16, 1933
Response to Inquiries on Importation of Liquor after Repeal of 18th Amendment, December 18, 1933
Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, December 19, 1933
Secretary of the Treasury Gold Order, December 28, 1933
Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, December 30, 1933
Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, January 11, 1934
Customs Bureau Order on Alcoholic Beverage Claims, January 12, 1934
Appointment of Marriner S. Eccles as Assistant to the Secretary, January 13, 1934
Amendment to Gold Order, Allowing Collectors of Rare Coins to Hold Quarter Eagles, January 13, 1934
Price for Newly Mined Gold Will Be $34.45 less 1/3 of 1% for Handling Charges, January 15, 1934
Treasury Regulations on Tax Preparation by Lawyers or Accountants, January 16, 1934
Federal Reserve Bank of New York Will Now Purchase all Domestic Newly-Mined Gold, January 15, 1934
Tenders for $125 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, January 16, 1934
Text of Address by Secretary Morgenthau, January 16, 1934
Author: Morgenthau, Henry
Morgenthau Suggest House-to-House Canvas by Treasury Representatives to Make Certain Income Tax Returns are Filed, January 17, 1934
Secretary Issues Instructions to Continue to Receive and Pay for Gold Bullion, January 18, 1934
Receipts of Silver by the United States Mints, January 23, 1934
Deposits of Gold Coin and Gold Certificates Received Under Secretary's Order, January 23, 1934
Tenders for $125 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, January 23, 1934
Revocation of Three Outstanding Treasury Orders Affecting Trade with Soviet Russia, January 24, 1934
Subscription Figures and Basis of Allotment for Offering of 2 1/2% Notes of Series C-1935 and 1 1/2% Certificates of Series TS-1934, January 26, 1934
Tenders for $150 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened, January 30, 1934
Gold Announcement, January 31, 1934
Appointment of Robert H. Jackson as General Counsel of the Bureau of Internal Revenue, February 1, 1934
Final Subscriptions and Allotment Figures on Offering of 2 1/2% Notes of Series C-1935 and 1 1/2% Certificates of Series TS-1934, February 2, 1934
Appointment of Wright Matthews as Assistant to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, February 6, 1934
Reports on Amount of Excise and Floor Taxes Collected on Liquors in the Month of January, 1934, February 6, 1934
Tenders for Two Series of Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, February 6, 1934
Appointment of Members of the Annual Assay Commission, February 9, 1934
Tenders for Two Series of Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve, February 10, 1934
Treasury Offering of Notes in Two Series to the Amount of $800 Million, February 13, 1934
Subscription Books for Current Offering of Treasury Notes Closed February 13, February 14, 1934
Subscription Figures and Basis of Allotment for Offering of 2 1/2% Notes of Series D-1935 and 3% Notes of Series C-1937, February 16, 1934
Statement by Secretary Morgenthau, February 17, 1934
Author: Morgenthau, Henry
Tenders for $75 Million of 91-day Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, February 20, 1934
Final Subscription and Allotment Figures with Respect to Offering of 2 1/2% Notes of Series D-1935 and 3% Notes of Series C-1937, February 21, 1934
Announcement of Nellie Tayloe Ross on her Return from New York on Gold, February 23, 1934
Author: Ross, Nellie Tayloe
Awards of Contracts Have Been Made by Public Works Branch of the Procurement Division, February 26, 1934
Tenders for $75 Million of 182-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, February 27, 1934
Gold Announcement, February 27, 1934
Secretary Morgenthau Warns that Liquor Taxing Act Will be Strictly Enforced, March 3, 1934
Tenders for $100 Million of 182-day Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, March 5, 1934
Treasury Offering of Notes of Series C-1938 and Certificates of Series TM-1934, March 8, 1934
Amendment to Provisional Regulations Issued Under the Gold Reserve Act of 1934, March 9, 1934
No Strip Stamps for Containers of Distilled Spirits Will Be Sold to Retailers after March 10, March 9, 1934
Subscription Books for Current Offering of Treasury Notes Close March 10, March 10, 1934
Subscriptions Received for Current Offering of Treasury Notes, March 15, 1934
Tenders for $100 Million of 91-day Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on March 19, March 20, 1934
Tenders for Two Series of Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks on March 26, March 27, 1934
Secretary Revokes Rule Approving Packages Containing 5 Cigarettes, March 29, 1934
Imports of Distilled Liquors and Wines, April 3, 1934
Tenders for Two Series of Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, April 3, 1934
Bond Offering, April 4, 1934
Treasury Made Public Preliminary Report of Income Tax Collections for Month of March, April 4, 1934
Exchange Subscriptions for New Series of Bonds, April 9, 1934
Imports of Distilled Liquors and Wines, April 10, 1934
Tenders for Two Series of Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, April 10, 1934
Subscription Books for Current Bond Offering Close April 12, April 10, 1934
Antidumping Investigation on Rye Grain from Poland, April 10, 1934
Treasury Issues Call for Two Series of Fourth Liberty Loans for Redemption, April 13, 1934
Tenders for Two Series of Treasury Bills Opened at Federal Reserve Banks, April 17, 1934
Subscriptions Received for Current Bond Offering, April 21, 1934
Bill Tender, April 24, 1934
Amendment to Provisional Regulations Issued Under the Gold Reserve Act of 1934, April 25, 1934
Report on Revenue Collections for First 9 Months of Fiscal Year 1934, April 30, 1934
Activities of Regulative Inspectors, Bureau of Industrial Alcohol, for Week Ending April 21, 1934, April 30, 1934
Preliminary Report of Activities of Regulative Inspectors, by Districts, for Week Ending April 28, 1934, April 30, 1934
Tenders for Two Series of Treasury Bills, May 1, 1934
Status of Japanese Freighter, the Soyo Maru, May 1, 1934
Activities of Regulative Inspectors, Bureau of Industrial Alcohol, for Week Ending April 28, 1934, May 7, 1934
Preliminary Report of Activities of Regulative Inspectors, by Districts, for Week Ending May 5, 1934, May 7, 1934
Tenders for Two Series of Treasury Bills Opened, May 8, 1934
Order Transferring the Functions of the Bureau of Industrial Alcohol and Alcoholic Beverage Unit to the Internal Revenue Bureau Becomes Effective, May 10, 1934
Tenders for Two Series of Treasury Bills Opened, May 15, 1934
Activities of Regulative Inspectors, Bureau of Industrial Alcohol, for Week Ending May 5, 1934, May 14, 1934
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Instructs Officers to Strictly Enforce Liquor Taxing Act of 1934, May 15, 1934
Customs Officers Made 506 Seizures of Liquor for Violations of Customs Laws in April, May 17, 1934
Customs Officers Made 506 Seizures of Liquor for Violations of Customs Laws in April, May 17, 1934
Imports of Distilled Liquors and Wines, May 22, 1934
Activities of Regulative Inspectors, Bureau of Industrial Alcohol, for Week Ending May 12, 1934, May 21, 1934
Tenders for Two Series of Treasury Bills Opened, May 22, 1934
Tenders for Two Series of Treasury Bills Opened, May 22, 1934
Provisions for Publicity of Income Tax Returns Applies Only to Returns Filed After December 31, May 28, 1934
Taxation on Wine Produced from Salvaged Grapes of Last Season's Crops, May 28, 1934
Activities of Regulative Inspectors, Alcohol Tax Unit, for Week Ending May 19, 1934, May 28, 1934
Treasury Offering of $300 Million of Bonds and Notes, June 4, 1934
Activities of Regulative Inspectors, Alcohol Tax Unit, for Week Ending May 26, 1934, June 4, 1934
Subscription Books of Current Note Offering Closed June 5, June 6, 1934
Subscription Figures and Basis of Allotment for Current Bond and Note Offering, June 8, 1934
Demand for Coins has Exhausted Supplies, June 12, 1934
Activities of Regulative Inspectors, Alcohol Tax Unit, for Week Ending June 2, 1934, June 11, 1934
Final Subscription and Allotment Figures on Current Bond and Note Offering, June 12, 1934
Response to Inquiries Taxation of Imported Cotton Rugs, June 13, 1934
Notice of Laws on Tax Stamps on Beer Barrels, June 13, 1934
Narcotic Thefts, June 15, 1934
Stocks of Imported Wines and Liquors Have Been Steadily Accumulating in Customs Bonded Warehouses Since Repeal, June 15, 1934
Payment from Government of Finland, June 15, 1934
Customs Officers Made 478 Liquor Seizures in May, June 16, 1934

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United States. Department of the Treasury. "Price for Newly Mined Gold Will Be $34.45 less 1/3 of 1% for Handling Charges, January 15, 1934," in United States. Department of the Treasury. "Volume 11," Press Releases of the United States Department of the Treasury (December 13, 1933 - June 16, 1934) : 61-63. https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/6111/item/586849/toc/560285 , accessed on February 26, 2021.

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