A History of the Bank of New York 1784 1884
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Jenkins, of the Bank of America; and M. P. Bryson, of the Phoenix Bank, were appointed an advisory committee to devise means of relief. A special committee was afterward appointed, of which Mr. Leverich was a member, who were authorized to issue clearing-house certificates to the amount of $10, 000, 000 on deposits with them of stocks. Seventy-five per cent, was ad- vanced on the market value of these securities, and the certificates were available until the ist of November.
101 a tetor oe The ...banks also agreed to act as agents for the pur- chase of $10, 000, 000 of bonds which the United States sub -treasurer had offered to buy. These measures afforded the desired relief to the money market, and the panic was of comparatively short duration.
The bank sustained a serious loss in the sudden death, on the loth of January, 1876, of its president, Charles P. Leverich, who had been closely connected with it for thirty-six years. A special meeting of the directors was immediately called, at which resolutions were passed, expressing their appreciation of his char- acter, and their sorrow at his death.
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Jenkins, of the Bank of America; and M. P. Bryson, of the Phoenix Bank, were appointed an advisory committee to devise means of relief. A special committee was afterward appointed, of which Mr. Leverich was a member, who were authorized to issue clearing-house certificates to the amount of $10, 000, 000 on deposits with them of stocks. Seventy-five per cent, was ad- vanced on the market value of these securities, and the certificates were available until the ist of November.
101 a tetor oe The ...banks also agreed to act as agents for the pur- chase of $10, 000, 000 of bonds which the United States sub -treasurer had offered to buy. These measures afforded the desired relief to the money market, and the panic was of comparatively short duration.
The bank sustained a serious loss in the sudden death, on the loth of January, 1876, of its president, Charles P. Leverich, who had been closely connected with it for thirty-six years. A special meeting of the directors was immediately called, at which resolutions were passed, expressing their appreciation of his char- acter, and their sorrow at his death.
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