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Page entitled : Cooke and Drexel place the Pennsylvania war loan at par

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As the government has difficulties selling its bonds at reasonable discounts, Jay Cooke and the Drexels place a Pennsylvania war loan at par


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...  Jay Cooke and his partners had a vision of the sizeable business the sale of war bonds would create and whether they already expected to get an important slice of that cake. In these days the US Treasury marketed its bonds through competitive bidding among bankers and wealthy capitalists and acted as its own broker. The bankers resold the bonds among their customers and earned the differential they could get that way.  ...

 

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