XVII. The Treasury and the New York Money Market from 1863 to 1913

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface IX
3. Contents XIII
4. Illustrations XVII
5. Charts XIX
6. Part I. The Development of the New York Money Market to 1863
7. I. New York Becomes the Nation’s Money Market 3
8. II. The Origin of the Investment Market 10
9. III. The Commercial Credit Market before 1863 43
10. IV. Foreign Credit and the Foreign Exchange Market before 1863 58
11. V. The Banks of New York 79
12. VI. Bankers’ Balances in New York 103
13. VII. The Origin of the Call Loan Market 126
14. VIII. The Government and the Money Market before 1840 149
15. IX. The Independent Treasury from 1840 to 1863 174
16. X. The New York Money Market before 1863 200
17. Part II. The Development of the New York Money Market from 1863 to 1913
18. XI. The National Bank Act 213
19. XII. Bank Reserves: The Basis of the Money Market 234
20. XIII. The Call Loan Market from 1863 to 1913 265
21. XIV. The Export of Securities and the Investment Market 288
22. XV. The Commercial Credit System from 1863 to 1913 315
23. XVI. The Foreign Exchange Market after 1863 338
24. XVII. The Treasury and the New York Money Market from 1863 to 1913 351
25. XVIII. Money and the Money Market 392
26. XIX. The New York Money Market a Review 423
27. Appendices 429
28. Bibliography 435
29. Index 467