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Author File ABBOTT, Charles Cortez THE NEW YORK BOND MARKET, 1920-1930. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1937. Pp. xvii, 224. Historical surveyReview: by Paul M. O'Leary, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXVIII, June, 1938, pp. 360-61. by B. H. Beckhart, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN STATISTICAL ASSN., v. 33, Sept., 1938, pp. 627-28. by M. Naffer,°J8ufflL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, v. Government Securities 46, Aug., 1938, pp. 605-6. Survey of operations of U.S. financial system, 1919 through 1930. Fed. reserve policy; the changing financial practices of business corporations and their relation to commercial banking processes, gold imports and exports the courses of various rates of interest, the rise and fall of stock prices. ABBOTT, Charles C. THE NEW YORK BOND MARKET, 1920-1930 • harvard Economic Studies." Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1937 • Pp. xvii, ZZk* Revievdd by M. Nadler, JPE, v . XLVI, Jtane 1938, pp. 605-6 Government Securities Author f i l e ABBOTT, C. C. "The government bond market i n the depression." REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS, May, 193510 pp. Government Securities ABBOTT, Charles C. The Government Bond Market in the Depression, THE REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS, XVII, May, 1935, pp. 11-20. ABBOTT, C. C. A note on the Government bond market, 1919-1930, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS, XVII, January, 1935, pp. 7-12. ABBOTT, Charles C. Author File A Note on the Government Bond Market, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS, XVII, January, 1935, pp. 7-12. Government Securities ABBOTT, C. C. A Note on the Government Bond Market, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS, XVII, January, 1935, pp. 7-12. Government Securities AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION The Effects of Treasury Operations, ABA Monetary Studies, New York, ABA, 1954. ARMS, H. F., and BANCROFT, J. R. Causes affecting the value of bonds, THE ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social science, LXXXVIII, March, 1920, pp. 200212. CHILDS, C. F. Concerning U.S. Government Securities. Chicago: C. F. Childs & Co., 1947. Pp. 597. CHILDS, C F. United States Government Bonds, THE ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, LXXXVIII, March, 1920, pp. A3-50. CHILDS, C# F. (specialist in govt* bonds) United States Government Bonds, THE ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Vol* LXXXVIII, No. 46, March, 1920. COLEMAN, R. Government bonds and the balanced budget, HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW, Autumn, 1941 • Pp. 6. CONANT, Charles A. The Field for Government Paper, BANKERS MAGAZINE, Vol. XC, No. 1, January, 1915, pp. 11-20. CONKLIN, George Treasury bond policy from the institutional point of view, JOURNAL OF FINANCE, VIII, May, 1953. DOLLEY, J. C. Post-war Investment rates and government security prices, TRUSTS AND ESTATES, December, 1944* Pp. 3. FEDERAL BESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK THE TREASURY AND THE MONEY MARKET. New York: lay, 1954. CARR, H. C : The Treasury and the Money Market, pp. 1-6} COOKE, Helen J.: Managing the Treasury1 s Cash Balances, pp. 7-11} COOKE, Helen J., and STRAUS, Kathleen N.: Treasury Tax and Loan Accounts at Coiamercial Banks, 12-15} COOKE, Helen J.: Cash Borrowing of the United States Treasury: Noniaarketable Issues, pp. 16-23J COOKE, Helen J.: Marketable Issues of the United States Treasury, pp. 24-32} COOKE, Helen J.; Marketing of Treasury Bills, pp. 33-39. WALLICH, Mabel B. and AUERBACH, I. M.: Direct Purchases of Sp*e±al Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness by the Federal Reserve Banks, pp. 40-4-2. LOVE, R. A, FEDERAL FINANCING: A STUDY OF THE METHODS EMPLOYED BY THE TREASURY IN ITS BORROWING OPERATIONS. New York: Columbia University Press, 1931. 261 pp. Punlie Finance Ph.D., Columbia, 1930. Biesis* Federal Financings a study of the methods employed by the Treasury in its borrowing operations. Pub. in Columbia Studies in History, Economics, and Public Law. McCABE, E. F. Fluctuations in Short-Time Bonds, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION, XXIII, September, 1920, pp. 209-211. MUELLER, F.U., Jr. The bond account and government obligations," BANKERS MAGAZINE, January, 1934. Pp. 10 % A Major- JooiUsJAL. Of? £*r*f- •** KePun.^trt^ > FVyUvfAJce* • • W / /Uo . 3 7 PEACH, ¥. N. Treasury investment funds and open-market operations. JOURNAL OF FINANCE. Mar. 1951. 8 pp PISER, Leroy M. Major factors and trends in the Government bond market, THE JOURNAL OF FINANCE, VIII, No. 2, May, 1953, pp. 238-245. Discussion: by Robert C. Holland, ibid., pp. 246-48. PISER, Leroy M. Major Factors and Trerids in the Government Bond Market, JOURNAL OF FINANCE, VIII, May, 1953 PISER, Leroy M. U= S= GOVERNMENT BOND MARKET ANALYSIS. Transcript of Lectures Given at the New York University Institute of Finance, November, 1951-Januaiy, 1952. New York: Institute of Finance, 1952. Pp. i + 61. Review: by G. ¥. Woodworth, JOURNAL OF FINANCE, IX, March, 1954, pp. 76-7. PISER, Lerov M. U.S. Government Bond Market Analysis* (Transcripts of Lectures Given at thfc New York Institute of Finance, Nov. 1951-January 1952.) New York, lew York Institute of Finance, 1952. Investments—bond market PISER, L. M. U.S. Government Bond Market Analysis. Lectures given at the Wew York institute olJ Finance, November, 1951January, 1952. New York: New York Institute of Finance, 1952. Pp. 61, mimeographed. PISER, Leroy M. U.S. GOVERNMENT BOND MARKET ANALYSIS. Transcripts of Lectures Given at the New York University Institute of Finance, November, 1951-January, 1952. New York: Institute of Finance, 1952. Pp. i + 61. Review: by G. "Walter Voodworth, JOURNAL OF FINANCE, IX, March, 1954, pp. 76-77. Chaps, on: govt, debt stracture; Treasury operations; investors in governments; Federal Reserve policy; organization of the market; bond yield curves; bond yield spreads; flow of investment funds; and the bond yield outlook Treasury useful on debt management principles and operations commercial bank liquidity problems recent Federal Reserve policies. ROOSA, R. V. THE NEW I0RK MONEI MARKET AND THE MARKET FOR UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Document subaitted for discussion at the session on IThe New tork Money Market" on May 12, 1954. Fourth Meeting of Technicians of Central Banks of The American Continent, May 3-14# 1954 SIMMONS, Edward C. "Sales of Government Securities to Federal Reserve Banks under Repurchase Agreements, v THE JOURNAL OF FINANCE, IX, March 1954, PD. 23-40 SIMMONS, E. C. Position of the Treasury bill in the public debt, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LV, August, 1947, P P . 333-345. THOMAS, tioodlief Government Securities and the Money Market, FINANCIAL AND INVESTMENT REVIEW, Vol. VII, No. 6. School cf Business Administration, University of Minnesota, 1939, pp. 3-6. TURNER, B. C. THE FEDERAL FUND MARKET. New York, Hall, 1931. Prentice- TOWBIN, Belmont Treasury B i l l s , HARVABD BUSINESS REVIEW, pp. 507-11. VAN SANT, Edward Eaguet THE FLOATING DEBT OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, 1919-1936* Baltimore, Maryland; The Johns Hopkins Press, 1937. The Johns Hopkins Univ. Studies in Historical and Political Science, Series LV, No, U* Pp. xiv, 88. Brief review: by Murray Shields, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN STATISTICAL ASSN., v. 33, Sept., 1938, p. 637. Monograph giving brief history of U.S. Treasury1 s experience with short-term securities from close of World War I to end of fiscal year 1936, with an •illuminating1 discussion of the effects of such operations on the money market and banking system. Treatment of dangers which governments must face if they finance their credit needs thru increases in floating debt. WOOLFSON, A. P. The uncertain outlook for long-term government securities, BANKERS MAGAZ2JB, August, 1938. Pp. 6.
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