Economics and Banking
Found in 183 Collections and/or Records:
Moses Thatcher letter
One typewritten letter written on Thatcher Brothers Banking Company stationary. The item contains information concerning various business transactions.
Moses Thatcher letter
Handwritten letter dated 19 Jan. 1903 and addressed to John M. Cannon. Thatcher informs Cannon that he is sending a stock certificate to him.
Pomeroy Tucker legal documents
Handwritten and printed documents signed by Pomeroy Tucker. The materials include a bond between Tucker and the New York Life Insurance and Trust Company for 1831 and a warrenty deed between Tucker and his wife, Lucy Tucker, from the year 1847.
Pomeroy Tucker mortagage
Signed document in which Tucker and his wife, Lucy, used land in Palmyra, New York as collateral to borrow $600 from the New York Life Insurance and Trust Company.
Union Mercantil annual report
Typewritten and signed financial report for the year ending 31 March 1909. The Union Mercantil was a group of cooperative stores in the various Mormon colonies in Mexico.
United Press International photograph of Rudy Vetter at bank display of million dollars
Item is an Acme Telephoto press photograph from February 14, 1940. The photograph documents the Dallas Republican National Bank celebrating its twentieth anniversary by putting a million dollars on display. Rudy Vetter is shown sitting in front of the display with his camera. There is a typed transcript of the newspaper's original caption and the credit information on the back of the photograph.
Utah Copper Co. stock books and photographs
Record of stock certificates issued and canceled from the company's New York state office from Sept. 10, 1908 to July 30, 1909 (2 v.), and from Oct. 22, 1912 to Nov. 7, 1916 (2 v.). Collection also includes one Utah Copper Co. photograph album, circa 1910-1915.
Utah State Insane Asylum account book
Handwritten account book. The volume contains records of financial transactions at the hospital, with several loose sheets inside the back of the book. The accounts were kept by the treasurers of the institution, Wilson H. Dusenberry from 1889 to 1896 and Joseph T. Farrer from 1896 to 1900. The hospital was known as Utah Territorial Insane Asylum until 1896 when the name was changed to Utah State Insane Asylum.
Utah stock certificate collection
Utah Tax Commission collection reports
Handwritten tables which report the amount of taxes collected. They were prepared by the Accounting Division of the Utah State Tax Commission.