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   Jay Cooke - Civil War financier of the Union

Page entitled : Jay Cooke and Company succeed best selling war bonds

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Cooke and Company become the government's most successful bond marketers, open a branch in Washington and extend their operations


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... Cooke's services as an advisor for a pending visit to New York, where he met leading bankers including August Belmont (the Rothschild's agent in America), Moses Taylor (president and major stockholder of the City Bank), John J. Cisco and Levi Parsons Morton. The conservative bankers of the nation's financial capital were hardly receptive to Secretary Chase's appeals and offered to take comparably small amounts at heavy discounts. Only when Chase threatened to ...

 

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