The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 91
... interest which these banks pay upon their deposits . The whole forms a phenomenon most striking , and most attractive for examination . But at present let us see what are the objec- tions which the mercantile world allege against the ...
... interest which these banks pay upon their deposits . The whole forms a phenomenon most striking , and most attractive for examination . But at present let us see what are the objec- tions which the mercantile world allege against the ...
Page 100
... interest to their depositors , and also these enormous per centages to their shareholders ? " or , " This bank gives 5 per cent . interest on its deposits , and invests them in government securities which yields 3 per cent . , and pays ...
... interest to their depositors , and also these enormous per centages to their shareholders ? " or , " This bank gives 5 per cent . interest on its deposits , and invests them in government securities which yields 3 per cent . , and pays ...
Page 102
... interest , being employed in discounting short bills , & c . The charges which have been made against the London joint - stock banks as to the habitual state of their reserves , seems to have been disposed of by Mr. Gilbart.1 A proposal ...
... interest , being employed in discounting short bills , & c . The charges which have been made against the London joint - stock banks as to the habitual state of their reserves , seems to have been disposed of by Mr. Gilbart.1 A proposal ...
Page 105
... interest given by the joint- stock banks , upon sums deposited with them at very small notices , and in many cases absolutely at call , have flocked to them to place their money there . Many persons , it may be fairly surmised , under ...
... interest given by the joint- stock banks , upon sums deposited with them at very small notices , and in many cases absolutely at call , have flocked to them to place their money there . Many persons , it may be fairly surmised , under ...
Page 106
... interest at all . The theory of the joint - stock banks is certainly plausible . These banks give , their advocates say , an advantage to the person who has money which he does not propose to invest in securities which he might perhaps ...
... interest at all . The theory of the joint - stock banks is certainly plausible . These banks give , their advocates say , an advantage to the person who has money which he does not propose to invest in securities which he might perhaps ...
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