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1328 Lt a meeting of the Lxecutive Committee of the Federal Eeserve Board, held in the Board 1Wom on September 17, 1918, at 11 of as follows: 211i.SLET: hr. Harding, presiding Hamlin Liner La'. Broderick, secretary. L:orning business was presented and disposed rotice, dated September 10, 1918, of proposed amendment of Section 2 of rtiale 7 of the By-laws of the Board, with respect to quorum, and adverse opinion by Counsel, dated September 16th. Voted that Counsel secure revie,x of opinion by the Attorney General. Lemorandum, dated September 13th, atidressed by the Director of the ':.ar Loan Organization to assistant Secretary Leffingwell, and approved by him, under which the Treasury Department assumes one-half the cost of new direct private telegraph Tire to Chicago, and memorandum by Secretary recommending that record be kept of all messages transmitted for account of Capital Issues Committee and '::ar Finance Corporation, and bill rendered them monthly by the 2ederal Beserve Bank of Chicago, at government tariff rates.

329 Yumorandum by i.lexander ;;a11,-prodosint; the establishment of a nation&l credit bureau for the analysis of credits, together with memoranda thereon by Messrs. Broderick and Jacobson. Ordered circulated and docketed for the next meeting of the Board. Letter from Mr. Jay, dated September 13th, and telegram from Governor 1d, dated September 16th, with reference to proposed acceptance credits for United States Food Administration Grain Corporation, with opinion by Counsel, dated 3eptember 16th. Referred to Governor for redly. Letter, dated September 14th, from Federal Reserve Lent at rew York, vith reference to right of member banks to accedt drafts drawn by International Products Company of Yew York under credit to be opened by. 7illiamSchall & Company, private bankers of New York City, for the purpose of arranging for the importation of quebracho extract and meat products from south America, with Opinion by Counsel, dated September 16th. Ordered circulated and referred to Chairman of Law Committee for conference with Counsel and report as to ooinion.

.1330 ) -3- Letter, dated September 12th, from the Cashier of the iederal Reserve Bank at Cleveland, in re mail transfer rate. Noted. Letter, dated September 5th, from Percival 3. Hill, President of The iimerican Tobacco Company, in re25,000,00u acceptance credit in the form of ninety day acceptances. Referred to Governor for reply to the effect that Board feels that it should not permit the renewal of these acceptances. The Governor stated that request had been made for the publication of the Board's letter of juptember 19, 1917, addressed to 1:r. J. L. Rovensky, with reference to the custody of documents supporting bills accepted. Ileferred to Chairman of Law Committee for formalization and submission to Bulletin Committee for publication in next, issue of. Bulletin. Letter, dated jeptember 14th, from the Comptroller of the Currency in re short term notes of railroads issued to provide funds for carrying along the operation

nct il ' -4- of railroad properties pending the execution of contracts with the Federal Government and the.carrying out of their general financial plans. Referred to Governor for reply. Letter, dated Jepte!aber 14th, from the Railway 1)usiness ilssociation, requesting expression of the Board's opinion as to what methods or instrumentalities are best suited for the liquidation of railroad accounts, and what modifications, if any, would be necessary in applying such methods or instrumentalities to railroad use. Governor to reply. Letter, dated September 12th, from Federal Reserve4.43ent at Dallas, submitting copies of contracts for the designing, su2erintendence and interior arrangements of the proposed new bank building at Dallas. roted. :.:emorandum by Counsel, dated September 12th, submitting Senate Bill No. 4747 relating to the limitations of Section 5200 of the Revised Statutes, and recommending that Board approve. Referred to the Comptroller of the Currency for report.

3 14 1111 Letter, dated jeptember 1.5th, from the Governor of the Federal eserve Bank at Chicago, requesting that the '.ioard address a letter of appreciation to the Committee on state Bank 2.1embership of the American Bankers Association. Referred to the Governor for reply. Letter from the International Banking Corporation, dated 1-.Ieptember 16th, acceptine the requirements and limitations set forth in the Board's letter of August 2Jth, soocifying the terms under which the stock pf said corporation v.ould be eligible for purchase by national banks. Noted. Application of the rational City Bank of rew York to invest not exceeding lt.):3 of its paid-in capital stock and surplus in the stock of the International Banking Corporation. 'pproved. Application of the First National Bank of NoguIes, Arizona, for permission to accept u. to 1op5 of its capital and surplus.

-6- Letter, dated September 13th, from the First and Security rational Bank of Linneapolis, Minnesota, suggesting amendment of the Federal I- eserve ixt permitting acceptance up to 10(11i; based on domestic transactions. Secretary to reply. The following purchases of 2 certificates of indebtedness of the United L;tates for deposit with the Comptroller of the Currency as collateral for Federal Leserve Bank notes, were reported: Federal i'.oserve Bank of:. Date Amount New York, Chicago, St.Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Sept.13/10 ;1,1/4.)00,000 1,wo,000 1,LX)0,000 Sept.16/18 1,00u,000 1,000,0UU Telegram dated September 13th, from the Federal Eeserve Agent at Kansas City, stating that rate on commercial paper 16-90 days would be reduced from 5-114;4; to 5:L, effective September 20th. Lpproved. BLPORTS OF COLIMITTEE NO. 1: Dated Septouibor 16th, recommending the admission of State institutions as set forth in the auiliary minute book as of this date, subject to the conditions stated in 1 the individual reports attached to each application.

1334-7- Dated September 16th, recommending changes in stock at Federal Reserve Banks as set forth in the auxiliary minute book as of this date. Dated September 13th, recommending approval of application of.l.l.hampton, for permission to serve at the same time as Director of the First National Bank of Tracy City, Tenn., and as Director of the Fourth and First National Bank, Nashville, Tenn. Deport on discount rates by Federal leserve Punk of T.Zinneapolis. No changes recommended. Noted. CHANGES 1r STAFF: Letter, dated September 9th, from Federal Reserve Agent at Dallas, recommending increase in salary of L. L. 1,:axey from,;125 to 1,51/4.) per month, effective September 1st. Letter, dated September 10th, from the Comptroller, requesting approval of salary of 42,400 per annum for Lr. Verne C. Bonesteel, rational Bank Lxaminer in Federal. Reserve District :o. 9. Dated September 13th and 16th, recommending the following appointments in the Division of Foreign xchange at New York: Nome Position Salary John Larison, Office Boy, Doris.1tkinson, Asst.,Filing Dept. (Euplacing lliss Van Vliet) Frances Eossoff, Office Girl, 1,:rs.Marguerite Drugon,Typist, 119proved. Date afective.480 Sept.13,1918 750 Sept.16,1918 640 Sept.16,1918 720 2ept.18,1918

-3- Letter,..dated cpteuthor 9th, from Zederal Reserve Agent at Dallas, with respect to reimbursement of salary of R. J. Cho.nbers, employed by iederal Reserve Bank at Dallas, who has been devoting his time e-clusively to work of the ':iar dinan e Corporation.' the minutes: lieferred to secretary for adjustment in consultation with Treasurer of War dinanco Corporation. The following order was directed to be spread upon 7.arding, presiding Lr. Hamlin Lr. Lililer La-. 'tinhorns In the '.Latter of the,,pplication,of. : : 'IC IN T.'T I TILL ;;;TCCE: TH.-z; YATIOI:41. CITY BAr4 OZ 1 YORE,; OF TH.0 for leave to invest in the stock BANKING COL?OliATION. of the International Bunking Car- : poration..... 0 *..... 0 The Lational City Bank ofv. York, having on or about,;eptember 17, 1918, filed an application v.ith this Board for the purpose of obtaining authority to invest an amount not exceeding in the aggregate ten percentum of its paid in capital stock and surplus in the stock of the International Banking Corporation, and it appearing that the said The National City Bank of Nov; York has a capital of Twenty dive iilion Dollars (y25,000,000) and 4 surplus of Thirty dive Liilion Dollars (13.5,000,WO, and that the said International Banking Corporation is Incorporated under the laws of the state of Connecticut and is engaged principally in the business of international or foreign

bankin,j; and the said application havinl, boon considered; and it up)earin thz_t the said ajjlication is properly Inade under the J of the United,.tats of 4.-rica and should be.-tantod, rowv, Therefore, it is that the said application be and it hereby is apdreved, and that the said. The 7.:ationa1 City Dank of or be and it hereby is authorized to invest an atilount not u.4ceedin.g in the areyate ten percontum of its paid in capital stock. ald surplus in the stock of the said internationi 7.3akin,L; Qwporation. I4 D1d I7 2U1 By Governor. ttest: (Lii.L.;ned) i. froderiok..i.ecrutary. a...)proved the order.) not present, s1ib5e4uunt1,:: Lt 11:'67 the meutin Ldjournod.,,p)rovod: