Money and Banking: Illustrated by American History |
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adopted amount assets authorized bank notes Bank of England bank's bankers banking system bills of credit bimetallism bonds borrowed branch banks bullion capital stock cent charter checks circulating notes clearing house coinage of silver colonies comptroller Congress country banks creditors currency debts demand denominations deposits depreciation discount equal exchange export failed banks France free banks gold coin gold standard greenbacks guaranty fund History issue notes Latin Monetary Union Latin Union legal tender legal-tender notes legislature less liabilities loans ment metal monetary national bank act national banking association note issues outstanding paid panic paper passed payable persons President profit purchase ratio receive redeem redemption Reichsbank repealed safety fund Secretary seigniorage Senate shareholders silver bullion silver certificates silver coins silver dollars specie payments Suffolk Bank suspended taxes tion trade Treasury notes United States notes veto vote York