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The document examines the disruptions in the intercity payments system during the banking panics of 1893 and 1907 in the United States, highlighting the role of correspondent banking networks. It discusses how the restriction of cash payments affected domestic exchange rates and the transmission of financial pressures across cities, ultimately leading to significant economic consequences. The analysis reveals the evolving role of New York banks in mediating long-distance payments and the eventual push for t
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