Retrieved from “www.archive.org com- plete list is to accompany the checks, showing the total of the amount on each bank respectively. The clearing- house employees assigned to that duty shall send the checks forward to the banks on which they are drawn, so far as such banks will undertake to remit for checks on themselves [...]

Retrieved from “www.archive.org paid only moderate sums for examining banks, and this would enable directors of institutions that are members of a clearing-house to secure, at a moment’s notice, parties who are trained and thoroughly competent to perform the desired work. As these men would be in the employ of the clearing-house, they would not [...]

Retrieved from “www.archive.org ‘ The applies for the issue to them of loan cer- tificates to the amount of $- to be secured by the deposit of collateral security as per security herewith sent.” Before taking out loan certificates the several members ratified the action of the association in authorizing their issue, in the following [...]

Retrieved from “www.archive.org of the meeting shall be kept and signed by the chairman. The following are the provisions relating to the clea ing-house committee: The committee shall consist o three members and the term of office shall be for one year. They shall be chosen from the managers and di- rectors of the clearing-banks [...]

Retrieved from “www.archive.org different from that employed in the United States. There the supreme executive body is the board of management. At Halifax and Hamilton the cashiers and managers of the several banks constitute the board of management. At St. John only the man- agers or agents, or, in their absence, the acting manager or [...]

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Retrieved from “www.archive.org Statement of Associated Banks (New York) 163 Form of Statement Required of Associated Banks (New York) 164 Skeleton of Quarterly Statement of National Banks (New York) 165 Skeleton of the Quarterly Statement of the Condition of the State Banks of the City of New York ….. 166 Skeleton of Weekly Statement of [...]

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Retrieved from “www.archive.org bank. B gives to the creditor bank a cashier’s check for seventy-five thousand dollars, which the latter will send through the exchanges to-mor- row against B. Suppose also that in addition to the seventy-five thousand dollars, B’s debit balance goes on increasing each day. It is evident that in that case B [...]

Retrieved from “www.archive.org cates shall be apportioned monthly among the banks which shall have held them during that time. ” Second. The securities deposited with the said com- mittee shall be held by them in trust as a special deposit, pledged for the redemption of the certificates issued thereupon, the same being accepted by the [...]