The Silver Question In The United States
[16]Such was the singular combination of events after the peace of 1865 that almost at the moment when a million citizens were turned from organised destruction to pursuit of peaceful industry, the avenues of American employment and production were ... The Supply Of Cash
The credit balances on checking accounts and the notes of commercial banks are payable on demand in the legal-tender money of the nation to which they belong, and such banks must at all times be prepared to meet these obligations. The term employ... The Use Of Credit Instruments In Payments In The United States
[39]Discussions concerning the issue of notes by banking institutions, which largely occupied the attention of students of finance and business men in the eighteenth and the first three quarters of the nineteenth centuries, have been succeeded by eq... The Weaknesses Of Our Banking System Prior To The Establishment Of The Federal Reserve System
CONFLICTING OPINIONS [249]For fifty years the United States has lived rather happily under the National Bank Act, born in the strife of the Civil War and developed in the period of the nation's greatest expansion and growth. This act has, by it... Trust Companies
Within a comparatively short period of time the trust company has developed into an institution of prime importance in the United States. In the beginning of its history it was, as its name implies, simply an institution for the administration of tr...

Operation Of The System Land Banks Collections Services Performed By Banking Institutions Commercial Paper Foreign Exchange Classification Of Banking Institutions State Banks

The Selection Of Loans And Discounts Trust Companies The Supply Of Cash The Operation Of Discount The Interrelations Of These Institutions The English System The German System The Conduct Of Checking Accounts