The Sessional Papers Printed by Order of the House of Lords, or Presented by Royal Command, in the Session 1847-8, Vol. XXVIII baixar o livro de graça

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1848 Excerpt: ...in making payments to customers, 5800-5816 Date at which small bills are drawn by the bankers in the manufacturing districts upon their London correspondents, 5804 Mode of conducting business in the manufacturing districts by means of small bills or drafts, 5812 The practice of private bankers drawing upon their own firms in Loudon has prevailed in Manchester for many years, 5813 Country bankers can only issue notes where they are required; they will not remain out if not required by the country, 5817 Opinion that the restrictive clause of the Act of 1844, affecting country bankers, was wholly unnecessary, 5819, 5820. 5848. 5864 It would be very beneficial to trade were the Bank of England allowed to issue 1/. and il. notes, from the scarcity of gold at times in the manufacturing districts, 5821-5825 Farmers generally prefer to take bills rather than gold into the rural districts to buy cattle with, 5826 There is no disposition on the part of the public to discredit the Bank of England circulation, or the local circulation, 5827, 5828. No inconvenience suffered in the agricultural districts of Yorkshire and Lancashire from the withdrawal of deposits to meet railway calls, 5829-5835 Symptoms of revival of trade are apparent generally throughout the Yorkshire district, 5836-5838 Magical effect of the issue of the Government letter in restoring confidence and allaying the panic, 5839-5841 The circulation of cheques for small amounts arises from the restriction imposed upon the issues of country bankers; the practice is very injurious, not i Reports, 1847-48--continued. Birkbech, Thomas. (Analysis of his Evidence)--continued. only to bankers, but to merchants and traders, and agriculturists, 5842-5845 It is the general opinion of the private country bankers tha...