 | LONCLEAR #556 THE LONDON CLEARING HOUSE Retrieved from "http://www.archive.org/stream/clearinghousesth00cannuoft/clearinghousesth00cannuoft_djvu.txt" Interest, borrowing and loaning balances without 42, 44 borrowing and loaning balances with 42, 44 charged on loan certificates, disposition of 125 on certificates, methods of calculating 123 rates on loan certificates 82 Interest on deposits, fixing uniform rates of 13 uniform rates of 24 Introduction of New York methods in London Clearing-house 323 Issue of Clearing-house loan certificates 22 first 84 second 87 third 87 fourth 88 Issue of Clearing-house certificates, New Orleans, ratification of 112 INDEX 367 PAGE Issue of loan certificates, in 1873 88 in 1890 99 at Atlanta in 1893 117 at Baltimore in 1873 94 at Baltimore in 1893 108 at Birmingham in 1893 117 at Boston in 1893 .' 106 at Boston in 1895 122 at Buffalo in 1893 114 at Chattanooga, Tenn., |
 | LONCLEAR #543 THE LONDON CLEARING HOUSE Retrieved from "http://www.archive.org/stream/clearinghousesth00cannuoft/clearinghousesth00cannuoft_djvu.txt"on 24 362 INDEX PAGE Depositories for currency 27 Depository, Clearing-house gold, New York 194 gold 42, 45 Description of Clearing-house loan certificates 79 Description of Clearing-room, Chicago 265 Description of New York Clearing-room 175 Des Moines, la., clearing regulations 51 Detroit, form of Clearing-house loan certificates used in 115 in 1893, issue of loan certificates at 116 method of handling collections at 59 Developments of the Clearing-house system, possible 23 Dishonored bills, Tokio Clearing-house, refusal to pay 343 Dishonored items, Tokio Clearing-house 341 Disposition of interest charged on loan certificates 125 Dominion of Canada, banking and currency systems of the 297 Donation of fines, Philadelphia |
 | LONCLEAR #562 THE LONDON CLEARING HOUSE Retrieved from "http://www.archive.org/stream/clearinghousesth00cannuoft/clearinghousesth00cannuoft_djvu.txt"charged on 125 first issue of Clearing-house 84 second issue of Clearing-house 87 third issue of Clearing-house 87 fourth issue of Clearing-house 88 in 1873, issue of 88 in 1890, issue of 99 interest rates on 82 issued in 1890, provision for retirement of 99 issue of Clearing-house 22 New Orleans, obligation with regard to 112 New Orleans, protection against loss from issue of 112 origin of Clearing-house loan 80 resolution adopted by New York association in 1890 with regard to 98 resolution passed at Philadelphia in 1890 with regard to. ... 101 resolution passed by New Orleans association with regard to 108 resolution passed by Richmond association in 1893 with re- gard to 120 retirement of 82 special features of Atlanta 117 St. Louis Clearing-house |
 | LONCLEAR #539 THE LONDON CLEARING HOUSE Retrieved from "http://www.archive.org/stream/clearinghousesth00cannuoft/clearinghousesth00cannuoft_djvu.txt" Country check, journey of a 68 Country checks 24 clearing 62 method of collecting 68 objection to 64 remedy for 64 Courts regarding loan certificates, decision of Pennsylvania. . . . 126 Credit balances, London, form for entering 331 Credit banks, balance slips of Tokio 341 Credit ticket, form of first or credit, New York 178 Credit voucher, Toronto Clearing-houses 308 used at Toronto, fac-simile of 313 Criticism of loan certificates 125 Currency by express, shipping 24 Currency, depositories for . . 27 of the several United States, Albert Gallatin, suggestions on banks and 130 system, Birmingham 1 18 systems of the Dominion of Canada, banking and 297 Curtis, George, New York Clearing-house, constitution |
 | LONCLEAR #167 THE LONDON CLEARING HOUSE Retrieved from "http://www.archive.org/stream/clearinghousesth00cannuoft/clearinghousesth00cannuoft_djvu.txt" per cent. and was placed at such an exorbitant figure to prevent the banks which took advantage of such certificates from expanding their loans at a higher rate of interest than they were paying on their loan certificates. In all such cases the question might arise as to the CLEARING-HOUSE LOAN CERTIFICATES 125 disposition of the interest charged against members on certificates taken out but never used. It is only necessary to say in reply that it was the common practice to charge each bank with the full amount of certificates taken out and to credit said bank with the full amount of certificates held to whomsoever they might have been issued. The credit and debit interest, |
 | LONCLEAR #557 THE LONDON CLEARING HOUSE Retrieved from "http://www.archive.org/stream/clearinghousesth00cannuoft/clearinghousesth00cannuoft_djvu.txt"in 1893 120 at Cincinnati in 1893 114 at Detroit in 1893 1 16 at Louisville, Ky., in 1891 102 at New Orleans in 1879 97 at New Orleans in 1896 122 at New York in 1884 97 at New York in 1893 104 at Philadelphia in 1890 102 at Philadelphia in 1893 108 at Pittsburg in 1893 1 16 at St. Louis in 1873 95 by Boston in 1873 91 by New York association, first 90 by New York association, second 90 New Orleans, protection against loss from 112 Issues of loan certificates, at New York, aggregate of 106 Item 8 Items, Canadian Clearing-houses, examination of 310 methods of delivering 55 results of exchange of 35 Tokio Clearing-house, dishonored 341 Itinerary, map showing check's 77 Japanese Clearing-house business, illustration of growth of.... 339 Japanese Clearing-houses 335 average daily balances |
 | LONCLEAR #546 THE LONDON CLEARING HOUSE Retrieved from "http://www.archive.org/stream/clearinghousesth00cannuoft/clearinghousesth00cannuoft_djvu.txt"268 of items, results of 35 Philadelphia runners' 210 Philadelphia, William H. Rhawn, proposed introduction of second 210 rates of, Buffalo agreement 14 rates of, fixing uniform 101 rates of, in Baltimore, 1897 15 routine of, New York 179 system of collection charges, St. Louis, Mo 17 ticket, foreign department, Boston Clearing-house 253 Topeka, Kan., rates of 17 Toledo, O., rate of charges 16 Exchange slip, form of, New York 177 New York 176 Exchanges brought to the New York Clearing-house by one bank, greatest amount of 208 Exchanges, Canadian Clearing-houses, routine of 304 Chicago Clearing-house, hours of 265 Chicago Clearing-house, records of 281 Clearing-house 47 |
 | LONCLEAR #293 THE LONDON CLEARING HOUSE Retrieved from "http://www.archive.org/stream/clearinghousesth00cannuoft/clearinghousesth00cannuoft_djvu.txt" i.228.000 243.000 3,000 5330,000 1.135.000 3.6H3.000 678.000 10 WESTERN NATIONAL II MANUFACTURERS NATL 13 GIRARD NATIONAL 14 TRADESMEN8 NATIONAL 15 CONSOLIDATION NATIONAL 16 CITY NATIONAL 18 CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL... 19 UNION NATIONAL 20 FIRST NATIONAL 21 THIRD NATIONAL 23 SIXTH NATIONAL 25 EIGHTH NATIONAL 2.000 2,860,000 2fi CENTRAL NATIONAL. 28 NATIONAL SECURITY 29 CENTENNIAL NATIONAL 30 MERCHANTS' NATIONAL. 32 INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL 33 NINTH NATIONAL 268.000 5,756.000 1.582,000 I6.00U 24,000 19.000 34 TENTH NATIONAL 36 NORTHWESTERN NAT1ONAI 37 SOUTHWESTERN NATIONAI 39 FOURTH STREET NATIONAL 40 MARKET STREET NATIONAL 42 QUAKER CITY NATIONAL 43 NORTHERN NATIONAL. 12.016,000 306.000 1U.OOO 12.000 :;8,6i5,ooo 1143,690.000 141.973,000 (14,566,000 52,2I.OOO III 2.64H.OOO |
 | LONCLEAR #594 THE LONDON CLEARING HOUSE Retrieved from "http://www.archive.org/stream/clearinghousesth00cannuoft/clearinghousesth00cannuoft_djvu.txt"St. Louis, Mo 17 possible developments of the Clearing-house 23 Systems of the Dominion of Canada, banking and currency. .. . 297 Table showing balances paid in money for forty-six years, New York 205 Table showing clearings for forty-six years, New York 203 Tabulating national bank statements, form used at New York Clearing-house in 160 Tabulating State bank statements, form used at New York Clearing-house in 161 Tardiness, fines for 54 fines for, Milwaukee 54 Telegraph, transfers by, Denver 21 Tender certificates, legal 42, 45 Terms, Clearing-house 3 Third issue of Clearing-house loan certificates 87 Third location of New York Clearing-house 137 Ticket deposited by messenger with settling clerk, fac-simile of |
 | LONCLEAR #479 THE LONDON CLEARING HOUSE Retrieved from "http://www.archive.org/stream/clearinghousesth00cannuoft/clearinghousesth00cannuoft_djvu.txt"a certain 334 CLEARING-HOUSES amount from the account of that bank to the account of the clearing bankers. The clearer on receiving the other half, signed by the cashier of the Bank of Eng- land, returns to the House to get the Inspector's sig- nature to the transfer, which he then takes to his own establishment. If the clearer be going to receive, he gets the Inspector's signature first, then goes to the Bank of England as before, where the same operation takes place. On regaining his ticket, or rather half of his ticket from the cashier, he returns to his own bank." CHAPTER XX JAPANESE CLEARING-HOUSES Location Date of Formation Hours of Clearing Average Daily Clearings and Balances |
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