National Banking Under the Federal Reserve SystemNational city bank of New York, 1921 - 152 pages |
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... Loans • • A - Granted by a national bank B - Granted to a national bank · • Interest 45 49 51 54 · 56 57 59 60 63 65 • 1531 67 73 75 77 80 85 86 87 88 89 90 92 · 141 · Paper eligible for rediscount and purchase by Federal Re- serve ...
... Loans • • A - Granted by a national bank B - Granted to a national bank · • Interest 45 49 51 54 · 56 57 59 60 63 65 • 1531 67 73 75 77 80 85 86 87 88 89 90 92 · 141 · Paper eligible for rediscount and purchase by Federal Re- serve ...
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... loans to national bank capital at the beginning and the close of the period . The figures are compiled from the Comptroller's Statements taken as near as possible to the ends of the fiscal years 1882 and 1899 . YEAR 1882 1899 DEPOSITS ...
... loans to national bank capital at the beginning and the close of the period . The figures are compiled from the Comptroller's Statements taken as near as possible to the ends of the fiscal years 1882 and 1899 . YEAR 1882 1899 DEPOSITS ...
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... LOANS PER $ I OF CAPITAL $ 4.17 5.63 $ I OF CAPITAL $ 4.12 5.81 Due to the new provisions that had been made for national bank currency by the Act of 1900 , the volume of bank notes increased materially during the period 1900-1913 . In ...
... LOANS PER $ I OF CAPITAL $ 4.17 5.63 $ I OF CAPITAL $ 4.12 5.81 Due to the new provisions that had been made for national bank currency by the Act of 1900 , the volume of bank notes increased materially during the period 1900-1913 . In ...
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... Loans on real estate The inability of national banks to legally make loans upon real estate restricted their power to serve farmers and other borrowers in rural communities . IV UNDER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM It is often said , and ...
... Loans on real estate The inability of national banks to legally make loans upon real estate restricted their power to serve farmers and other borrowers in rural communities . IV UNDER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM It is often said , and ...
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... loans increased over 90 per cent . These two items per $ 1 of capital , at the beginning and close of the period were : YEAR 1913 DEPOSITS PER $ I OF CAPITAL $ 5.63 LOANS PER $ I OF CAPITAL $ 5.81 10.13 1920 II.20 It must , of course ...
... loans increased over 90 per cent . These two items per $ 1 of capital , at the beginning and close of the period were : YEAR 1913 DEPOSITS PER $ I OF CAPITAL $ 5.63 LOANS PER $ I OF CAPITAL $ 5.81 10.13 1920 II.20 It must , of course ...
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