 | LONCLEAR #538 THE LONDON CLEARING HOUSE Retrieved from "http://www.archive.org/stream/clearinghousesth00cannuoft/clearinghousesth00cannuoft_djvu.txt" quarterly statement of the 166 St. Louis Clearing-house, statement of 288 Conduct of members, New York Clearing-house, admission and 148 Conducting the exchanges, method of 54 Conference committee 31 New York Clearing-house 145 Consent to clear for another bank, New York Clearing-house. . 155 Constitution, amendment to Boston Clearing-house 248 and by-laws, Tokio Clearing-house, provision respecting changes of 345 drafted by George Curtis, New York Clearing-house 134 New York Clearing-house, adoption of 134 New York Clearing-house, opposition to adoption of 134 New York Clearing-house, provisions of 140 Correspondents, Fargo, So. Dak., clearing for out-of-town 51 foreign department, Boston Clearing-house, form of letter of transmission to 259 |
 | LONCLEAR #527 THE LONDON CLEARING HOUSE Retrieved from "http://www.archive.org/stream/clearinghousesth00cannuoft/clearinghousesth00cannuoft_djvu.txt" department, Boston 259 form of proof used in Toronto 311 form of settling clerk's statement, foreign department, Boston 261 forms used by foreign department, Boston 256 gold depository, New York 194 hours for clearing, foreign department, Boston 251 hours of clearing, Tokio 340 hours of exchanges, Chicago 265 incorporation of Chicago 264 kinds of meetings, Tokio 343 kinds of money employed in settling balances, Chicago 268 ledger employed by foreign department, Boston 260 letter-form used in transmitting checks, foreign department, Boston 258 location of 47 location of Boston 231 356 INDEX PAGE Clearing-house, location of Chicago 265 Clearing-house loan certificates |
 | LONCLEAR #19 THE LONDON CLEARING HOUSE Retrieved from "http://www.archive.org/stream/clearinghousesth00cannuoft/clearinghousesth00cannuoft_djvu.txt". 257 Form of Letter of Transmission to Correspondents, Foreign Department, Boston Clearing-house 259 Form of Settling Clerk's Statement, Foreign Department, Bos- ton Clearing-house 261 Forms of Reports Used in Trading Balances (Chicago) . . 271 Form of Order Used in Transferring Balances that Have Been Loaned (Chicago) 273 Form of Order on Clearing-house Manager for Balance Due (Chicago) . . .... 275 Fac-simile of Debit List Used in St. Louis Clearing-house . 291 XIV LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PAGE Form Used for Listing Balances in St. Louis Clearing-house . 293 Form of Manager's Report of Clearings, Balances, etc. (St. Louis) 295 Form of Delivery Statement Employed at Toronto . |
 | LONCLEAR #559 THE LONDON CLEARING HOUSE Retrieved from "http://www.archive.org/stream/clearinghousesth00cannuoft/clearinghousesth00cannuoft_djvu.txt" for one day, New York Clearing-house... 207 Ledger employed by foreign department, Boston Clearing- house 260 Legal tender certificates 42, 45 Letter-form used in transmitting checks, foreign department, Boston Clearing-house 258 Letter of transmission to correspondents, foreign department, Boston Clearing-house, form of 259 Liability for manager's checks 42 Liability of members clearing for outside institutions, St. Louis Clearing-house 287 Limiting amount of payment, New Orleans, resolution 114 Listing balances, St. Louis, form for 293 Liquidation of balances, Clearing-house certificates in, New York 190 List, St. Louis, fac-simile of debit 291 Loan certificate, used by New York Clearing-house |
 | 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 #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 #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 |
 | LONCLEAR #453 THE LONDON CLEARING HOUSE Retrieved from "http://www.archive.org/stream/clearinghousesth00cannuoft/clearinghousesth00cannuoft_djvu.txt" of a committee of five bank representatives. The chief duties devolving upon the several boards are to provide suitable rooms for clearing and to furnish the same with stationery and furniture, and whatever else is 302 CLEARING-HOUSES necessary; to exercise general control over the affairs of the association; to arrange for officers to act as managers from time to time, except where this duty is performed by a clearing-member; and to engage banks to act as clearing-agents for the receipt and disbursement of bal- ances due by and to the various banks. At Montreal the Bank of Montreal has been the per- manent clearing-agent since 1891. Prior to that time the members acted in this capacity in rotation, |
 | LONCLEAR #477 THE LONDON CLEARING HOUSE Retrieved from "http://www.archive.org/stream/clearinghousesth00cannuoft/clearinghousesth00cannuoft_djvu.txt" credit of the account of the Clearing Bankers. For the Bank of England, '' If it happens that the clearer has to pay on account of his bank, he then fills up a white form, the left and right hand halves of which are as follows : THE LONDON CLEARING-HOUSE 333 (Left Hand) SETTLEMENT AT THE CLEARING-HOUSE. London 1 88 To the Cashier of the Bank of England. Be pleased to TRANSFER from our Account the sum of and place it to the credit of the Account of the Clearing Bankers, and allow it to be drawn for by any of them (with the knowledge of either of the Inspectors, signified by his countersigning the drafts). (Right Hand) SETTLEMENT AT THE CLEARING-HOUSE. BANK OF ENGLAND. l88 |
 | LONCLEAR #275 THE LONDON CLEARING HOUSE Retrieved from "http://www.archive.org/stream/clearinghousesth00cannuoft/clearinghousesth00cannuoft_djvu.txt" 3,365,210.46 3 72 1871 62 1,209,721,029.47 3,927,665.68 4 12 1872 61 1,428,582,707.53 4,638,255.54 422 i873 59 1,474,508,024.95 4,818,653.67 415 1874 59 1,286,753,176.12 4,205,075.73 5 62 1875 59 1,408,608,776.68 4,603,296.65 5 62 1876 59 1,295,042,028.82 4,218,377.94 5" 1877 58 1,373,996,3068 4,504,905.90 5 8 ' 1878 57 1,307,843,857.24 4,273,999-53 5 5 8 6 1879 59 1,400,111,062.86 4,560,622.35 1880 59 1,516,538,631.29 4,956,008.60 4 07 1881 61 1,776,018,161.58 5,823,010.36 366 1882 62 1,595,000,245.27 5,195,440.54 3 42 1883 64 1,568,983,196.15 5,161,128.93 1884 62 i,524,93o,993-93 4,967,201.93 447 1885 64 1,295,355,251.89 4,247,069.39 5 12 1886 64 1,519,565,385-22 4,965,899.95 455 1887 65 1,569,626,324.77 5,146,315.82 |
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