Retrieved from “www.archive.org The manager then signs the re- ceipt in the usual place, and in this condition it becomes a voucher to the Marine Bank for the payment it has made. The clearing-house clerks of these banks have already carried back a receipt, of which a copy is given here- with, that is likewise [...]

Retrieved from “www.archive.org consent to clear for another bank 155 daily routine of the 175 defects of original system 129 INDEX 373 PAGE New York Clearing-house, duties of officers 140 expulsion and suspension of members 149 form of statement required of associated banks 164 George D. Lyman, first manager 142 hour of exchanges 175 in [...]

Retrieved from “www.archive.org ceive thereafter a proper consideration for the amount advanced. Subsequent drafts were made upon the members, in proportion to their capital, as in the previous instance, for the purpose of defraying the cost of im- provements, including the furniture and fixtures of the THE NEW YORK CLEARING-HOUSE 137 new building. The drafts [...]

Retrieved from “www.archive.org the banks alternate weekly, at Jacksonville, 111., monthly, and at Bay City, Mich., once in two months. At Lowell, Mass., a clearing-bank is chosen at each annual meeting of the association. Each clearing-house determines for itself the time when its daily exchanges shall be made, and as practically the only criterion in [...]

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Retrieved from “www.archive.org of balances at the clearing-house.” It is worthy of remark that the basis upon which the payment of any loss arising from the issue of loan cer- tificates differed from that at New York, in that in the one case it was required to be paid by the banks in pro- portion [...]

Retrieved from “www.archive.org dollars. In 1896, at New Orleans, alone, clearing-house loan certificates were issued, this having been the eleventh time that resort to such measures had been made since the history of clearing-houses in this country began, les’s than a half century ago. The largest amount of certifi- cates outstanding at one time was [...]

Retrieved from “www.archive.org to take the title. The capital stock of the corporation was fixed at nine hundred thou- sand dollars. For this nine thousand shares were issued eight thousand nine hundred and seventy-five in the name of the president of the Clearing-house Associa- tion, and twenty-five in the name of the five directors of [...]

Retrieved from “www.archive.org volume, from the stand-points of use and function. The word is also used in the sense of location or place. A clearing-house may be described as an office, established by the banks of a city, where their representatives meet daily, to exchange drafts and checks, and adjust balances. The term ” to [...]

Retrieved from “www.archive.org ablest and most experienced bank officers, therefore, are usually chosen to serve on it. The committee is elected annually, and is charged with the responsibility of equipping the clearing-house with furniture, providing fuel, stationery, and what- ever else is necessary for the convenient transaction of its business, of appointing a manager and [...]