. Annual report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the state of the finances for the year .. . g. 1, 1941 Total— - - -■ MATURITIES AND REDEMPTIONS ys% Reconstruction Finance Corporation notes, Series N,maturing July 20, 1941 fi% Commodity Credit Corporation notes. Series D, matur-ing Aug. 1, 1941-- %% Reconstruction Finance Corporation notes, Series P,maturing Nov. 1. 1941 --- K% Federal Public Housing Authority notes, Series E, matur-ing Nov. 1, 1941 1% Commodity Credit Corporation notes. Series E, maturingNov. , 1941 --- ■ >8% Reconstruction Finance Corporation notes. Series R,maturin


. Annual report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the state of the finances for the year .. . g. 1, 1941 Total— - - -■ MATURITIES AND REDEMPTIONS ys% Reconstruction Finance Corporation notes, Series N,maturing July 20, 1941 fi% Commodity Credit Corporation notes. Series D, matur-ing Aug. 1, 1941-- %% Reconstruction Finance Corporation notes, Series P,maturing Nov. 1. 1941 --- K% Federal Public Housing Authority notes, Series E, matur-ing Nov. 1, 1941 1% Commodity Credit Corporation notes. Series E, maturingNov. , 1941 --- ■ >8% Reconstruction Finance Corporation notes. Series R,maturing Jan. 15, 1942 - — 3% Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation bonds of 1942-47,called for redemption Jan. 15. 1942 _ 2?4% Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation bonds of 1942-47,called for redemption Mar. 1, 1942 2K% Home Owners Loan Corporation bonds. Series O, 1942-44, called for redemption July 1, 1942 1% Reconstruction Finance Corporation notes. Series S, matin:-ing July 1, 1942 Total - - -- Decrease in outstanding issues Amount $362,695, 000208,668,000 $571,363,000 411,596,000982,959,000. 1,815,233,100 Formerly U. S. Housing ,\uthority. The preceding table does not include small amounts of 2% percentmutual mortgage insurance fund debentures. Series B, called on;March 25, 1941, and September 27, 1941, for redemption on July 1,1941, and January 1, 1942, respectively. The instructions issuedby the Secretary of the Treasury for the redemption of the sixth-called REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY 35 and seventh-called debentures will be found as exhibits beginning onpage 287. Copies of the offering circulars and announcements of subscriptionsand allotments are included in the exhibits bcgirming on page 282. Of the $2,798 millions of securities which matured or were redeem-able during the year, $2,229 millions were presented in payment ofsubscriptions to Treasury bonds and notes, the details of which areshown in the table on page 20. As a result of the adoption of the policy


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