1st Edition

Provincial Stock Exchanges

By W.A. Thomas Copyright 1973
360 Pages
by Routledge

360 Pages
by Routledge

360 Pages
by Routledge

First Published in 2005. The provincial stock exchanges have long been an area of considerable neglect in the study of the history of finance and investment. They have always been dwarfed by the London Stock Exchange, but at least from 1836 onwards it was not the only market in the country. Those who have traced the development of the English capital market have been careful to point to the... Read more

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Contents

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Acknowledgements ix

Introduction xi

PART ONE ENGLAND AND WALES

{ensp}1 The Origins of the Provincial Stock Exchanges Liverpool and Manchester 3

{ensp}2 The Railway Share Market in the Provinces 28

{ensp}3 The Formation of the Remaining Stock Exchanges 50

{ensp}4 The Organization of the Provincial Stock Exchanges in the Nineteenth Century 72

{ensp}5 Some Domestic Matters 95

{ensp}6 Industrial Shares in the Provinces to 1914 114

{ensp}7 The Oldham Stock Exchange and the "Limiteds" 145

{ensp}8 Gilt Edged, Local Authority, and Foreign Stocks 169

{ensp}9 The Formation of the Council of Associated Stock Exchanges, 1890–1914 193

10 The Council of Associated Stock Exchanges, 1914–1960 211

11 Organization of the Provincial Stock Exchanges, 1914–1960 228

12 The Industrial Share Market in the Provinces since 1918 245

13 Federation and Regionalization 266

PART TWO SCOTLAND

14 The Scottish Stock Exchanges 283 Postscript 325

Appendix: Stock Exchange Records 327

Index 329

Biography

W.A. Thomas Departments of Economics and Commerce, University of Liverpool