Source and nature of banking statistics: Pennsylvania, 1829-1963; New York State, 1831-1863, n.d. [microform].

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Source and nature of banking statistics: Pennsylvania, 1829-1963; New York State, 1831-1863, n.d. [microform].

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The record consists of a microfilm copy of an unpublished paper by Dr. Schwartz collecting banking statistics for the states of Pennsylvania (1829-1863) and New York (1831-1863), along with an extended essay describing their derivation. The banking statistics are tabulated quarterly and presented in tabular form. The Pennsyvlania statistics include: number, capital stock, total assets and real estate holdings; individual deposits; circulation; short-term loans and discounts and real estate loans; investments in government and corporate stocks and bonds and long-term loans; available reserves; and notes due from banks. New York statistics include: capital, profits and total assets, total deposits, circulation, loans and investments, and reserves of Safety Fund Banks (1831-1841); monthly banking statistics during the suspension of specie payments (1837-1838); New York chartered banks, number and capital, estimates of condition, profits and total assets, total deposits, circulation, loans and investments, reserves (1831-1841); all banks in operation in New York, estimates of condition, capital, profits and total assets, total deposits, circulation, loans and investments, available reserves (1840-1863).

2 reels negative and positive microfilm.

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Schwartz, Anna J. (Anna Jacobson), 1915-2012

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Economist. Anna Jacobson was born in New York City on November 11, 1915. She studied at Barnard and Columbia, receiving her master's degree in 1935 and her Ph.D. in 1964. She married Isaac Schwartz in 1936, the year she began work as a research associate at the Social Sciences Research Council at Columbia. In 1941 she became a member of the senior research staff of the National Bureau of Economic Research in New York City, where she spent the balance of her professional ...

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